Reporter and Post,
The People's Paper.
Altered at the Danhvry, .V. C., Pott-office
at Second Class Mailer.
1 1 i - a
THUKBDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1883.
TO DKLIKU UMXTB.
After fc* first day of December we
wilt commence cutting off delinquent
wAsoribers. It is true that every wan
who feels any interest in bis county
ahould have patriotism enough to *ake
Jiis looal paper, but a subscriber who
■will take a paper year after year and
jear after year Without contributing
■one oent towards keeping it np, is of no
advantage to the publisher nor to the
advertiser ; for if such a man reads bis
. advertisement, end sees goods and wares
advertised, and can by any means gc t
them on a credit he will never pay for
them. This ia not intended for the sub
scriber who pays occasionally, but there
are a few deadheads on our list who
have never paid us a dollar since our
office, press, books and everything else
that belonged to the office were burned
is 1876. Those who wish their paper
eon tinned will signify it by sending us
• little part of their subscription. We
will send all suoh a receipt for the
amount, and cost of registering the
■oney when sent by mail.
Fomyth court eouUaaes yet, and is
doing much toward oouiploting the C. F.
& X. V. R. R. by furnishing hands to
do the work. Up to Monday it had as
signed about eight, so we are informed.
A nots from State Superintendent
Scarborough to thfe eounty Supt of Stokes
states that the amount of tho States ap
portionaieat to our schools will be about
16 eta to each child. The county fund
will afford about SI,OO a bead.
Ohio platform: "A tariff for revenue
limited to the necessities of tho Govern
ment economically administered, and so
adjusted in its application as to prevent
unequal burdens, to encourage produc
tive industries at home, afford a just
compensation to labor, but not to create
or foster monopolies." That is likely
to be a plank in the Presidential plat
form next year.
There is no right thinking man in the
North or South who does not view with
gratification the evidence of Southern
progress in industrial development and
wealth, as well as in mere population.
It is simply a part of our marvelous na
tional growth. The whole can be no
more or no lias than the sum of all the
parts. The greater, richer and stronger
eaeb State and section of the Union, is
the greater, richer and stronger will be
the nation itself.
I'm business men of Raleigh N. C.,
held a meeting recently to arrange for
the entertainment of some Northern vis
itors expaeted soon in our State. It was
resolved at this meeting to hold a state
Exposition at Raleigh in 1884—in the
Fall. A resolution was adopted as fol
lows; Resolved. "That we request the
people of each and every county of North
Ooroliua to join us in aasisting the State
Agricultural Society and the Depart
ment of Agriculture in making a grand
Exposition in the city of Raleigh next
Fall, and that a committee of twenty
one be appointed to take all the steps
neoesearj to seoure a magnificent display
of products of the State."
That everlasting bone of contention,
ithe Internal Revenue office in this dis
trict, is likely to cause the Republioans
mote trouble. A Greensboro letter to
the Raleigh Chronicle says all is not
smooth sailing with Dr. W. H. Wheeler,
.collector. It is represented that Presi
dent Arthur is not so favorably impress
with him, that his subordinate officers
are dissatisfied because they are paid
very irregularly, and that special agents
have been looking closely into the con
dition of things. The correspondent
aays further that Everitfs friends are
Rot asleep, but will make an effort to
have4fc#Beaate refuse tooonfirm Wheel
er's appointment, this winter, and then
ofer the name of B. X. Dwire, formerly
of Stntesville and later Everitt's chief
clerk, % tho MMaasafaa.;
We take pleasure in recommending
Hall's Hair Ren ewer to oar readers. It
re«toresjftyr hair to its youthful color,
preventsTfcfdheM, makes the hair soft
and glossy, does not stain the skin, and
is altogether the best Kribwn remedy for
*|l bair and scalp diaeases.
NEWS OF THE WEEK
CAUSFVLLr CULLKO AND COSDKXSKI)
FHOM TIIK KKI'OKTEK AND I'OST 3
KJCCUAXdMH.
State News.
F. L. Moore, merchant of Winston,
has made aa assignment.
North Carolina has sixty-four cotton
factories, big and little.
A woman 93 years of age has been
jailed in Charlotte tor stealing a ehiok
en.
Dr. J. R. Mercer, of Wllsin county,
bas lost 132 hogs from cholera in three
weeks.
It is stated that Mr. J. U. Mills will
soon retire from the management of the
Oxford Orphan Asylum.
"Big Jim Jones," of Goidsbero, the
largest man iu the State, died last week.
He weighed over 500 pounds.
The Enterprue says Mr. Samuel Jar
red dug out of his pateh in Newtoo a
swoet potato which weighed 14 lbs. and
11 ox.
Dr. Howard, the werm medicine »an )
was rot urn-egged while harranguitig a
crowd in the streets of Charlotte last
Saturday night.
Tbo Aurora says Cleavelaad county
has fifty paupers in its poor house—more
than any other county in the State. They
cost, each, S3 per month.
Claude Saunders, a young man of
promiso, was struck by a bat aud instan
tly killed while engaged in a game of
base-ball at Hertford week beforo last.
The eleventh annual session of the
North Carolina State Grange, Patrons
of Ilu&banda/. will be held in Weldon,
beginning Tuesday, the 4th of Decem
ber.
A letter from Grantville to the Asbe
vilie Citizen states that on Little Ivy,
on the 31st of October, one G. F. Moss
shot fatally two brothers of the name of
Sneith. Moss escaped.
A parcel of colored people, say the
Wilmington Review, were gathered in a
hall at Laarinburg when first the floor
and afterwards the walls fell in. There
was a wild scene. Eight were injured,
two of whom may die.
The Asheville Citizen says that last
Monday the town of Henderson mile vo
ted favorably on a proposition to issue
$40,000 iu town bonds, for the purpose
of erecting a magnificent hotel with all
the modern improvements and comforts,
and to construct water-works.
Tbo Army and A'ory Register says a
United States recruiting station will
probably be established at Charlotte.
Capt. E. M. Hayes, who commanded the
cavalry escort of the President in his trip
to Yellowstone Park, will be in charge
of the station. His wife is a North
Carolinian.
The Lenoir Topic says : Mr. Clarence
M. Buel, "Old North," late superinten
dent Elk Knob Copper Mine Company,
now manager l'ortis Gold Mine, Frank
lin county, dropped into our office Sat
urday. He says that the exposition at
Boston has sent the Old North State one
century ahead. Five gentlemen from
Boston oarne into the State with him
and invested 11,000,000.
Cenaral New*.
There are 30,000 beggars in Chicago.
Boston exhibits a cheese weighing two
and three quarter tons.
Twins wero born last Sunday week in
a St. Louis street car.
Kansas :s said to be noticeable for
having youths as railroad conductors.
Senator Coke astonishes Waco, Tex
as, by building a $15,000 mansion there.
Senator Plumb of Kansas, subscribes
regularity for as many as two hundred
newspapers.
Mr. John Gray Bynom, of Morganton
will be a candidate for postmaster of the
next House of Representatives.
Colored people edit aud control at
least twelve periodical publications in
the United States.
Tobacco is made into snuff by being
termented foV six months and then steam
ed at 240 degrees F.
Chromic acid, according to an En
glish physician, is good for warts—or,
rather it is bad for the warts.
A widow in Vioksburg, Miss., has re
ceived $12,500 from the different orders
of which her husband was a membor.
The New York Herald sustains a loss
of nearly SI,OOO a day in profits on ac
count of its reduction from 3 to 2 cents.
It is given out by the agricultural do
partment at Washington that the oorn
crop will be fifty millions of bushels
short.
Despite exaggerated reports to the
contrary, the Danville (Va.) Register,
after a thorough investigation, places the
number of colored persons' killed in the,
recent riot there at three, and the Woun
ded at six, the latter of whom are either
already wel! or are getting well.
Mosex, the husband of the fat woman I
whe died in Baltimore a few weeks ago,
sold her bo ly to Dr. llill, of that city,,
last week, for $46, because he was poor ,
and needed money.
At Pittsburg, Pa., Pat O'Brion, the
Irish giant, married Annie Durz, the
German giantess. Pat i* seven feet ol
even inehes high and weighs over 300
founds. Annie is nineteen, is nearly as
tall and fully as heavy.
Samuel Mackey, of New South Wales'
sheared 1,500,00 sheep last year, and
this year he expect* to have 2,5011,000.
His lands run 700 miles in one direction,
and comprise 5,000,000 acres, and have
been nearly all reclaimed from the de
sert.
Alezandei Ross, of Philadelphia, was
separated from his wife some months ago.
He bas t>oen in low spirits since that
time and ho went to her window a night
or two ago aud asked for a reconciliation.
This she refused, wherupon be shot him
self fatally.
George Washington, the first Presi
dent of tli* United States, never saw a
steamboat. John Adams, the second
President of the United States, never
saw a railroad. Audrcw Jackson, the
seventh President, knew nothing about
the telegraph. Abraham Linoolu, the
sixteenth President, never dreamed of
such a thing as the telephone.
A Special from Richmond, Mo., re
counts an attempted assassination of
Charlie Ford, one of Jesse James's slay
ers, at bis father'* house, noar that city.
The shooting was done by persons con
cealed in tall weeds, while Ford was out
walking after supper. Seven shots were
fired, none of which took effect. Ford
returned the fire without effect. The
assilants rode away ou horses.
Carmel, a small village in New York,
has had a shameful tragedy in its coun
ty jail. The jailor, last Wednesday
week, became intoxicated himself, and
gave so much liquor to the eight priso
ner* confined in the jail that they be
came drunk and noisy, 100. Then the
jailor went in and beat one man dread
fully on the head and finally shot anoth
er one in the left breast. The latter is
not expected to recover.
Political Points-
The Morganton Mountaineer gays
Burke is for Bonnett for Governor.
The latest Republican ticket is Arthur,
and Mahone.
The leading Democratic paper in Ohio, ]
the Cincinnati Enquirer , is for "theold'
ticket," and say 9 it will be nominated, j
Out of one hundred and fifty-five
members of the Mississippi Legislature
only twenty-five answer to the call of
Republican or Independent. All the
rest aro Democrats.
The politicians of Indiana arc bard at
work making tickets for 1884. Demo
crats are for the old ticket or for Mo
Donald and Hewitt; Republicans for Ar
thur, Greeham or Sherman.
The Boson Herald states that Gov.
Butl ir told a member of his council, on
the 7th, that ho should again run for
the office of Governor next (all. The |
compliment of 150,000 votes leads him
to think ho will be successful.
Returns from all the counties in Vir
ginia show that the new Legislature will
stand politically as follows : Senate—
Democrats, 25; Mahoneites, 12: vacan
cies, 3. House—Democrats; 05; Ma
honeites, 35.
Col. C. W. Moulton, a brother-in-law
of Senator John Sherman, says Presi
dent Arthur has shocked the people of
Ohio beyond measure by his treatment
of Garfield's old and tried friends, not
one of whom is now in offioe, and that
if President Arthur is ro-nominated the
Ohio Republicans will not support him.
Senator Colquitt, of Georgia, who has
just returned from New York, rmy be
is satisfied, from bis own observation and
from conversation with gentlemen from
all parts of the country, that the only
thing for the Democrats to do is to re -
nominate the old ticket of Tilden and
Hendiicks. He says the opinion on this j
point was almost literally unanimous, 1
and he thinks the late Elections make the
nomination of Mr. Tilden an imperative
necessity.
Col. John A. Martin, Secretary of the
national Repnblican committee, has sent
ont a eall for a meeting of the committee
to be held at the Arlington Hotel, in
Washington, December 12 next, at noon
for the purpose of deciding upon the
date and place for holding the next na
tional Republican convention. The com
mittee will alao elect a chairman, vice
Marshall Jewell, deceased.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla thoroughly clean
ses the blood, stimulates the vital func
tions, and restores the health and
strength. No one whose blood is impure
can feel well. There is a weary, lrnguid
feeling, and often a sense of discourage
ment and despondency. Persons having
this feeling should take Ayer's Sarsa
parilla to purify and vitalise the blood.
We are now receiving our fall and
winter goods, and will in a short time
have tho best asaorttuent to be fouud in
the plat-o. And now listen : wo do not
inteud to bo undersold by any oue.
PeprsK k MARTIN.
A WORD MOTHERS. —Mothers
should remoitiber it is a most important
duty at this season to look after the
health of their families aud oleanse the
malaria and impurities from their sys
tems, and that nothing will tone up the
! stomach and liver, regulate the bowls
1 and purify the blood so perfectly as
Parker'a Ginger Tonic advertised in our
i coluinns.-i'os/. See other column.
A MARVELOUS STORY
TOLD 01 TWO UTTERS.
FROM THE SON:
** Qentkmen: "My father resides at O lover,
Vu Us has been a great sufferer from Scrof
ula, and the incloaed letter will tell you what
a marvelous effect
Ayer's SarsapariUa
has had In his oaae. I tWok his blood must
hare oontainod the humor for ai least ten
years; but It did not vow, except tn the form
of a scrofulous sore on the wrist, until aboafc
flv© years ago. »pot* which ap
peared at that time, It gradually spread so as
to ©over his entire body. I assure yon lie.was
terribly afflicted, and .an object of pity, when
he began using your medicine, liow, thcro are
few men of his age who enjoy as good health
as he has. I could easily name fifty persons
who would testify to Ihe facta In his caso.
Yours truly, W. M. PHILLIPS.'*
FROM THE FATHER: SSiJSJ
a duty for me to state to you tho benefit I
hare derived from the use of t
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
81 * months ago I was completely covered with
si terrible humor snd scrofulous sores. The
humor caused an Incessant and intolerable
Itching, sod the skin cracked so as to cause
the blood to flow in many places whencvor
1 moved. My sufferings were great, and my
lifo a burden. 1 commenced the use of the
BAR*APARILLA in April last, and have used
It regularly sinoe that tlmo. My condition
began to improve at onoe. The sores havo
all bealod, and I feel perfectly well In every
respect—being now able to do a good day's
work, although 73 years of age. Many Inquire
what has wrought such a cure in my case, and
I tell them, as I havo here tried to tell you,
AYRR'S SAOSAPARILLA. Glover, Vt., Oct.
21,1832. Yours gratefully,
II rx AX PHILLIPS."
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA cures Scrofula
and all Scrofulous Complaints, Eryslp.
el**, Kfnina, ltingworui, Blotches*
Sores, Bolls, Tumfrs, and Eruptions of
the Skin. It clears the blood of all lmpu*
ritles, aids digestion, stimulates the action of
the bowels, and thus restores vitality and
strengthens the whole system.
TO PREPARED BT
Dr. J. C. Ayr 4 Co., Lowell, Matt.
Sola by .11 DraffliU; ,1, tlx bottle, for ,S.
. LAND HALE.
By virtue of a decree of the Probate
court of Stokes county, wo will sell at!
1 public auction on the preiuiaes on a cred
it of 0 months, on Saturday tho 22ud
day of December, 1883, at 1 o'clock,
p. M.,-a certain, tract or parcel of land
iu Quaker Gap township, Stoke? county,
containing 30 acres more or less, ad
joining the lands of George l'earcc, L.
Hohunon and others, on the waters of
North Double Creek, being tho ltuds of
William l'carce, dee d. This the sth
day of November, 1883.
PRESLY PEARCE,
WILLIAM PEARCE,
Executors of Wm. l'earcc dee'd.
SCHOOL NOTICE.
I The County Doar«- of Education will
meet in Danbury on Tuesday the 4th day
of Decemlier. 1883, te appoint School Com
mittees for tho several district* for t*o
! years.
It is very important thai the citizens of
each district should U* represented on the
occasion in order and suitable men
may be selected for this important trust.
If the present Committees do not suit,
send up your petitiois and hau* others ap
pointed. Kememberthe day.
lly order of the Beard, this sth Nov. 188S
J. i H. MITCHELL,
Hec'ty li'd Education.
TO THE PUBLlG
i'lie firms of N. 31. Pepper & Co. anil
Tepper, Neal & Co., having Wen this day
dissolved by mutual ronsent, all debts now
due by the said lirnis will be paid bv N. M.
Pepper, and all thos, indebted to either of
the said firms will irT.ke payments to tile said
N. M. Pepper, who ii duly authorized to col
lect and recsipt for the same.
N. M. PEPPEIt,
J. ti. NEAL.
J. W. PEPPER,
Danbury, N. C., Oi-t. 22, ISSi.
The firms of X. it. Pepper & Co. and Pep
per, Xeml A Co. lvaviug been dissolved by
mutual consent, I mill continue business at
th.lr old stand under the firm name of Pep
per k .Sons, wliera I hope to meet the friends
of the old firms and in a short tiuie will ex
hibit for their Inspection tlte best assorted
stock of goods ever offered in this market,
which all who know me, know tliat 1 will
sell at bottom prleos. My motto iu the fu
ture, as It has ever been, will be quick sales
and short profit*; and not to be undersold
by any one who will give 1« ounces fora
pound and one hundred cents for dollar.
N. M. PEPPEB.
| A WOMAN'S KXI-W-IKNCE.— Mothc"
I and Daughter* should feel alarmed who
j weariness constantly oppresses them'
"If I am fretful from exhaustion of vital
powers und the color is fading from my
face, Parker's Ginger Ti.nio, gives quick
relief. It builds mo up and drives away
pain with wonderful certainty."—Huffa
lo lady
iDanbury Market-
I COBRKCTKD WKKKI.Y BY IHCPPHIt &CO.
i Apples, croon, per bushel 0.00
nrled, per lb. ftati
I Merries back 7
Cherries, ISal'l
Butter, 12j.il
Egg* 10
Peachee, iiuartcrs, Ga4
' sliced, sttl2
evaporated 12a 15
Bacon, 12*a14
Lard,. 14
I lees wax,
Coffee, common to fair, Salt)
good to prime, 10al-i
choice, |«J
Sugar extra C, 11
stondard A, 12
granulated 12
Cotton checks 10
Calico l£as
A A hireling. ..•«»• * Da 10
BleccMiu, s*l2}
CottOliadcs, • l-UL'.j
Jeans, Ky., liuJO
llffgßS
Thongh shaksn In ererr Joint and flber with
fever and ague, nr bilious remittent. thu
system may yet bo frrrd from Iho lnnlig
nant virus with llosirtter's Stomach Hit-
I tern. Protect the ivatrin against it with
this beneficent anti-s|ia*modic, which ia
futhermorc a supreme remedy for liver
complaint, eonfttipatmn, dyspepsia, debilt
ity, * rheumatism, kidney troubles jtud
other ailments.
Jfor sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally.
"20 DOLLARS
lyK- BT.ißn » r I
Tho FAVORITE
SINGER
STYLE
SEWING MACHINE
Made in a PERFECT Manner of the
best materials and warranted to do tho
whole range of FAMILY SEWING as
well as the machines sold by canvassers
for $lO and upwards.
STRONG,
HANDSOME.
LIGHT RUNNING, *
DURABLE.
A fair trial granted before paymen' is re
quired. Write for Illustrated t 'atalogue and
Testimonials.
Co-operative Sewing Machine Cc.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
NOTICE.
1 will sell at the Court House door in th«'
town of Danbury on tin* first Monday in
December, ISSSI, for cash, three town lots in
the town of (sermanton on the west side of
main street, levied on as the lots of >. 11.
Nicholson to satisfy his Uailrnad tax for the
year 1880, and hi* State and County taxes
for the. years 1880, ISBI and 1882, and eost
Also at the same time and place 1 w ill sell
two hundred and thirty aeres of land on the
waters of Town Fork, known as the Petar
Tuttle tract of land, levied on as the lands
of Peter Tuttle to satisfy his Hailroad tax
tor the year 1880, and coat.
Also at the same time and place I will sell
three hundred and twenty lite acres of Mrs.
Charity Shackelford's land on the waters of
Ncatman creek, adjoining the lands of Win.
Kiser and others, to satisfy her Hailroad tax
for the year 1880, and State and County tax
for the year 1881, and cost.
W. A. ESTEB, Ex-Sheriff
Xyv. 2, 188-3. and Tax-Collector,
University of North Carolina.
"VT EXT SESSION BEGINS AUGUST
J.l 30th, ISK». ltegular Courses of Study
lead to A. 11., I'll. 11.. and 11. S. Special
Courses arc open to Students. Acliouis of
Law, Medictne and Pharmacy attached, A
Teaetier's ( 'ours*? of two years has been es
tablished.
For yarticular*, address
KKMP P. UATTI.K, LL, D., Pres.,
Cliopel Hill, N. C.
liltt'l'oVii
SCHOOL BOOKS
OK
W illiamson & Ccirric,
BOOKSELLERS AND STEAM POW
ER PRINTERS,
WINSTON, N. C.
Liberal discounts to merchants and touchers.
J 4 " 4a*BHr*lyM«c U p*«ittv«lf
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utc of Bomuul BmtMiona anil 'mpotener bj ih« only
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MM 4 l lt f»w4; M »>th H> mf nj «M M
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SsisnlisiS2'svs3
* nr
I Mood, Ffwr and
' P \«ne, Malaria,
anl all I)l»ea»M
rangrturnt of Liver, Iktweli and Kldueyi,
SYMPTOMS OF A PISKABFT) f.IVKR.
Had Urcath; Psia In the Side, sometime* the
pain in fell under the Shi-uldcr-blade, misiakrn for
Rheumatism; general los of appetite; Bewels
grucrjlly cotlivv. metises alternating wilh Ux ;
the head is troubled with pain, i» dull and heavy,
with considerable loss of memory, accompanied
with a painful sensation of leaving undone something
which aught to have been done; a slight, dry cough
and flushed face is sometime* an attendant, often
mistaken for ron«umntiolt: the patient complains
of weariness and dehuity; nervoas, easily startled;
ftel cold or burn ng, sometimes a prickly seasatioo
of the sk.u e*i*»s. thrill are low and despondent,
and, ultfu ugUsau.-iWd thai exercise wouldV* bs*e
fi> ial, yet one can hardly uinmon up fortitude to
try in fact, distraMt every remedy. Several
of the abevc sympto4fe attend the di«eaae, hut cases
have » « urred when lut few of them existed, yet
j exsmin .ti >n after death has shown the Liver to
have Lcou extensively deranged.
II should bo use*d by all prrsom. old and
youuK, whenever any of tho above
symptoms appear.
Person* Traveling or Living In Fn
! ln-altliy l.ocalitlen, by inking a dose occasion*
ally to keep the I iver in heaWhy action, will avoid
all Malaria, IIIIIOUM attack*, IMrtinesa, Nau
sea, Drowsiness, Depression of SpiriH, etc. It
j will invigorate like a glass uf wine, but is no In
{ toxU-atlng beverage.
If You have eaten anything hard ot
, llg*»ttioii, or fed heavy aft or fneals, or wleep
| lea* at night, take a dose and you will be relieved.
jVlnio and Doctor®' mil* will be saved
'T hjr llivaj-s keeping thn Regulator
in the limine t
For, whatever the ailiueut may be, a thoroughly
sate purgative, alterative and tonic can
I neverbe out of place. The remedy in harmless
and dori not Interfere With business or
| plcuaure.
IT IS FFUFLY YFOFTAIITW.
And lias all the power and efffosey of Calomel or
(Quinine, without any of the injurious after ctfevis.
A fiovernor'* Testimony,
Simmons Liver Regulator has been In use in my
farnslv for vmc time, and 1 am satisfied it is a
valuable addition to the medical science.
J f JILL S HURTS-K. Governor of Ala.
lion. Alexander 11. Kto|ili«ns, of Ca.,
says; Have dcrixed s« me benefit from the use of
Simmons Liver Regulator, aud wish to give it a
further trial.
••The only Thing that never falla to
Relieve."—'f have used manv remedies for Dys
pepsia, I.iver Affection ami Debility, but never
nave found anything to benefit me to the extent
Simmons lavcr Regulator has. I sent from Min
nesota to (icorgia f«»r it, and would send further tor
such a medic ine, and would advise all who arc sim*
ilarly affected to give It a trial as it seems rhc only
thing that never fails to relieve.
I*. M. JANNKY, Minneapolis, Mina.
Dr. T. W. Mason eayai From actual ex
perience in the use of Simmons Liver Regulator in
my practice I have been and am satisfied to usa
and prescribe it as a purgative medicine.
Mm)' Take only the Oennlnr, which always
has on the Wrapper the red Z Trade-Mark
and Signature of J. 11. ZRII.IX Si CO.
FOR SAI F. BY ALL PRUOOIBTB
Wo arc oo tho market for
Leaf Tobacco.
We want and
WILL PAY CASH
FOR
100,000 lbs.
all grades. When you come to town, britg
us a sample : or if you will put your tobac
co on your wagon and briug it In, if wc can
not pay tlie price you want for it, we will
S'-nd it to the warehouse at Winston for you
and only chargo THIRTY-FIVE CENTS
per hundred for hauling.
PFPPEU I SONS.
Oak Ridge Institute
AND
llusiness College.
A first class Literary and Commercial
school tor trainini; young men antl young
ladiesfor the actual dutifMof life. Prepares
for Collide, Teaching, Business. Is thor
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ly firstclnss in all of its tlepartmenU with
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Is patronized by tlie liest business men in
tin? State. The onjjf LITERAKK School
in the Suite which lias a complete distinct
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Mas been patronized during last year by all
j«arts tif North Carolina with a large atten
dance from Virginia, South Carolina, Ala-
Uun; and Texas. 175 students in attend
ar*« Full corps of experienced teachers.
Kvt« in to the htiMiiesjtJ nien of Winston aioi
Salem. For Catalogues aiul Specimens of
lYuuianship, address
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—tf. , OAK KIIKIK, N. C.
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