Reporter and Post.
Knlcml at the Danbnry „Y. P., Foil-office
an Second Ctas*
THURSDAY OCTOBER 0, 1884.
ff" ——
—Haywood county sent a black cnt
to the Exposition.
=Ex-Gov. Hrogden is runuing for
Congress m the Wayne district.
=llendricks will speak at Cincinnati
on tto 10th and ia Cleveland on tlic
11th.
—3 crazy child in Henderson county
recently killed and ate a kitten which
had been given her to play with.
=Au old inhabitant of l)avie county
says the South Yadkin is lower than it
lias been since it lirst started to run.
—That, inveterate old tar, James G.
IShtinc, is bearing west southwest, pre
sumably to cast au anchor in Salt Hir
er.
=The election in Ohio coiuesof nest
Tuesday. Of course, we expect it to
go Kcpubticau, but should it be other
wise, Maine would hardly carry a State
iu the Union.
—Hen. Hragg, who said of Cleveland
at the uational Democratic convention,
"We love him for the cnewtQS be has
made," has been nominated for Congress
from the second Wisconsin district.
The Independent Republicans of
New Jersey, ill the address adopted by
their State Committee, declare that the
party '-can only gain a renewal of life
and health and future usefulness" by
tho defeat of ltlaino.
—*l udgo Faireloth, ou bis return
fiom his canvas* in the west, communi
cated to ltov. J. W. Uriwoin, editor of
tho People's Journal, at Durham, the
important State secret that all hopes of
electing York had been abandoned by
the party.
—Cleveland is an Anglo-Saxon W'.rii
meaning cliff-laud or highland. Ilis|
sneestors'were evidently chiefs m the
limuutaitious parts of England—lords;
of the bills or mountains. Next month
some of our ladies will send bim a crown
of laurels, inscribed : "l'roni the I.and
of the Sky to tlic Knight of the Cliff."
—Tim name of Patterson litis been a
tower of strength to the Republican
causo iu Western North Carolina ever
since the war. Now ?auiuel b. I'at
tcrsou says . U 1 believe that the defeat
of Jllainc and York will be not only
for the interest of the country, but w'.ll
eventuate in good to tho Republican
party." See his card iu another col
umn.
I —A few weeks ago a Hag pole which
tho Republicans wcro trying to raise in
Salisbury, fell und broko iu three pieces.
Tlioy got another one, and in attempt
ing to raise it, it also fell and broke to
pieces. The Charlotte Observer sajs
tho negroes regard these circumstances
as omens of evil for their cause mid
think tlwy mo judgments sent cn llicui
for allowing I'r. York to associate with
them.
—Dr. York ignoranily ca'ls the Con
gressional Record the Congregaliottal
Record. In 1875 he talked about the
Republican party "doiuouixing" silver,
while bis competitors were laughing iu
their sleeves, and hu colleagues blush
ing at bis ignorance. A correspondent 1
very truly says that a man who, after be- j
ing subjected to the attrition of rcGncd.'
intellectual members of Congress lor
eight months, quotes from the Co/igre
gcilioiial. Record would scaicoly graej a
chair wbioli has been lionmed in uiod-1
era times by such men as Graham,
Reid, Mangum, l'r»gg, Ellis, Vance
and Jarvis!
=We learn that in the joint discussions!
between Reid and Edwards that Reid
gives the old renegade Democrat a hot
time of it. He brings grave charges
against him and he can't deny them.—
In a speech scvoral years ogo Mr. Ed
• wards declared aguinst negro suffrage
and favored colonizing the ncgros. He
is the lawyer who smashed tho homo
stead and thousands of people sere sold
out of house and home, lie was before
k Democratic convention two years qgo
Booking the nomination for Judgc. In
the Legtsla'.uro of 1870 bo contested
as a Democrat with Lassiter, Republi
can, for tho scat an! got it, and bis cry
wit then, "Turn the rascals out."
RESULTS OF VEMOCIiA'IIV 11VI.E.
Seven years ago, when the Democrats
took jon'rol of the State, alie began her
march of progress and prosperity ; now,
"lie is well advanced on ber way to
wealth and powor. Her million and a
half of people are law-*biding, thrifty
Mid happy; no race conflicts, iv> nuts,
no sectional batrcd, 110 jealousies, but
ill living together in harmony, helping
sachother, esteeming oaeh other, iter
people "browing off their lethargy und
matching tho spirit of labor and progress
tliit has animated tho c directing her
l flairs, have gone to work with a new
energy and a new hope. Her old in
dustries have been improv ed and enlar
ged until they yield up tluir treasures
as never before. Now industries have
boon introduced and established, open
ing new aveni;es to wealth and employ
ment. Capital and labor go hand in
hand, without jealousy. Upon tho doors
of l'ifih "snd poor alike is written Activi
ty and Progress; Onward, the watch
word of all.
In material development, the State
can point to uiore necomplished than
in any like period of her existence.
In the education of her people and
children, like results have been at
tained.
tier credit restored, her name loved
it home and hoiioud abroad, tier officers,
lier Representatives, her J enators, rich
ly endowed f>r the parts assigned thcui,
norkinj; for her prosperity at j her glory.
North Carolina u io-d«y what she never
ivas before.
One looks back on llie Seven Years,
tml stands amazed at what has beeu
louc ; forward, and sees the light of a
bright future.
One inquire* under what political
riarty was this great progress made, and
the answer comes from a hundred thou
sand and more of llie best people of the
State, Under the great Democratic
party.
i>> yor it .t a / sreu a u.t.v you\
COVEUSOIt.
In 187 C, ever afterwards while a
member of tho Legislature, Dr. York
strongly supported the presciu system
of county Government. Now however,
as every one must who tuini Republi
can, he says the Canby system ofCounty
Goveniment must be restored, which
Uicans to turn the white people of the
negro counties over to negro rule, and
iu perfect accord with that he declared
uot onlj his purpose to support lilaiue
and Logan but that the National Re
publican platform meets hi.- hearty ap
proval, uot excepting eveu the Civil
Rights plank in it.
lilaiue, Logan mid Civil Rights!
\\ hat a load for a man to carry in Noith
Cai olina!
The man whs favors a return to the
Cauby system of County Government
ill this Suite, who proposes tu support
lilaiue and Logan, and who stands
squarely on tho National Republican
platform, Civil Rights and all, bus no
right to expeot the votes of white men
iu North Carolioa.
ItEPl'liLl VA A'.S MUST STASD
AfitDE.
Tho little independent tail is trying
to wag the great Republican dog. The
dog growls, but it wags all the sauie.
Behold the sublime impudence of the
litlic faction. W hen the Republican
leaders had brought out their machine,
and prepared their platform to stand on,
Dr. York, late surgeon of the Homo
Guard, later Democratic member of tho
Legislature, and last, Independent,
Democratic, Rcpublioau, Coalition,
member of Congress, steps to the front,
unhitches the old Republican wbeellior
ses, gears up Charlie I'rioe, Pat Winston
and others, late of the Democratic party,
mounts the platform and says : "Stand
asido, gentlemen, Old YorkwilL drive
this concern !" When a *.rue blue, Dr .
Wheeler, aceidcntly got the nomination
for Congress in tho Fifth district, see
how soon they set biui aside and brought
to the front Col. L. C. Edwards, late
aspirant for judicial honors in the Deui
ociatio ranks.
——»■■■ mi «I II •
Turn the old sow out and the pigs
will follow. My—but won't there be
a fearful squealing among the Revonuo
pigs as they pass out through the cracks
next March. The old sow will be dry
and the still house slop out of reach.—
"Root pig or die."
vLt:\ EL.isn mi■: HI UIJKXOT.
Tlio Irish World denounced Cleveland
as u Huguenot, *ay» bis nommaiion was
u slur 11 jion tho rtligion cf tlio Irish
lace, and in every conceivable way (rioM
in stir up raeo prejudice against our
nominee for president. It also makes
this singular assertion: 'ln this campaign
the Irish are principals in tlio field.
James 0. ISlaine is their candidate.
They nominated Isiin and they will elect
hiin." This accounts fbr tho fact that
the entire German eieiuont in this
country is disgusted with Maino. The
Teutonic man, both high German and
Anglo-Saxon v ill he there to see the
show when the Iris'i ilect any man
t resident of the United States. "Whom
tlm god# woulu destroy, the first make
mad."
Lcuvtng ilie Mnllitg SEit |*.
Luaolr Tapir.
Jin. KlilTolt : —lt is not my desire
to appear in a "card," but as many of
your leaders are Republican and my
personal friends, it may not be amiss to
accede to your request and state briefly
my reasons fot not supporting Maine
and York.
I hold the doctrine that the nominees
of a party should be supported only
when they arc fit for tho offices lor
which they were nominated. In 110
other way can the integrity of our office
holders be preserved.
Very grave charges are preferred
against Mr. iilaiuu ; such also were
■nude against Gen. Garfield, and such
may be made against any man. Hut
it makes all the difference iu the world
wholhcr the charges ire founded in fact,
whether false or true. In the ease of
Gen. Garfield the charges were slauder
otts and malicious. After a careful ex
amination of the charges against Mr.
Maine, 1 aui convinced that they are,
in the main, true. 1 believe that he
prostituted bis official position, as
Speaker of tliu House, and his political
influence for private gain. So believing,
I cannot vote fur him, but will support
Governor Cleveland, who has proved
himself worthy of coufideiico in every
portion lie' has filled. 1 am none the
less inclined to this course for tho rea
son that the New York '•Suit." the
malicious slanderer of President Garfield
is running Gen. Butler us a side show
in the interest of Maine's circus.
I will not vote fur Dr. York for Gov
ernor. lie is not fit for the high office.
Nor can 1 forgH how short a time ago
he was, of all abusive and foul-mouthed
Demon alio demagogues, the most so.
Tho circumstances of his conversion
excite ►uspteion that ha would still be
-o if his bread were so buttered. 1 dn
not believe ho is honest in advocating
II of üblicati principles ami, as a self-re
specting Republican, 1 will not vote for
bin).
No one can kuow the gonuiuo pain it
gives uie to place myself outside the pale
t.f the party organization, whoso candi
dates have heretofore been upright and
able men, and wLoui 1 have supported
with earnestness and zeal.
1 believe that the defeat of Maine
and York will bo not only for 'he in
terest of the country, but will even
tuate in good to the Republican par
ly. Respect fully,
S L. Pattkbhon.
It is generally estimated that between
eighty and ninety per cent, of the Ger
man voting population of New York
city will voto for ( levelind and Hen
dricks
One of the oldest and staunches!. Re
publican papers in Connecticut!, the
Litchfield Enquirer , has been overcome
by the last batch of Mulligan letters
and bolts Maine
'1 he every-day caics and duties which
men cull diudgery, aro the weights aud
counterpoises of the clock of time giving
its pendulum a truo vibration and its
ban Is a regular motion.
No grace is mere necessary to the
Christian worker than fidelity; the hum
ble grace that inarches on'in sunshine ami
storm, when no banners are waving, ami
there is no music to cheer the weary
foot.
A Rostou dispatch intimate* that the
Maine managers are about to attempt
to offset the recent damaging disclosur
es of Fisher and Mulligan by starting
another scandal about Gov. Clevland
They expect to make another appeal to
the moral and religious press.
A Magnetic Dog, being observed to
flee wildly down a Villago Street, with
an assortment of Tinware tied to his
Tail and pursued by an Avalanche of
Brickbats, was asked by a pitying ca
nine Acquaintance what he was doing.
"Doing I" yelped tho Dog, as ho boun
ded airily over an obstructing Cart,
"why, I'm conducting an Aggressive
Campaign !"
MORAL.
The Moral of. this Fable i 1 as Maim
as tho Nose on his Face.
A War Incident.
StahMvltk'
•Men showed in tlio war, whether of
ficers or privates, of pretty much what
[y'.uff they were uiaile. 1). T. I'ritclmrd,
i Ksq., of Alexander county, told us a
. few days ago, that he recollects very
well, 011 the march from l'otersbnrg to
| Dcllfield, in December, ISO I, when th"
' mud was very deep and the men made
i their way through it with greatdiffleulty,
: that Gen. Alfred M. Scales got oft liis
horse and put on it two sick and worn
out men of his command. He walked
ten miles through the uiud himself, at
the sido of his horse, and about 11
o'clock in the d.iv, having tramped with
i his men from early in the inoruing, he
j helped the two men down, after they had
| mine than onee offered to surrender the
horse to him, ami re-mounted himself,
i Mr. Pritchard belonged to (i en. Scales'
; brigade. The incident impressed hiin
very much and he has narrated it ol'len
mnoe.
Wo take t ! ic following from the
Stntesvillo Lnnitn irk : The water in
the public w. II in the centre of east
Broad street hnvQig heeouic so bail that
it couhl not be used, Mr. J. A. Page
wont into it. las* Monday, to clean it
out, and among other things which he
sent tip was the body of a baby. It was
evidently of premature birth. Tho iden
tity of the guilty woman has not yet
been established. The color of the
child c»ul 1 not, of courso, be detenuiu.
Ed, nor could it be told how long the
sickening object had been in the well.
The discovery caused good deal of a
buz/, around town, and no well water
Iru tasted entirely tight since.
A I'urli.il I.Sst
The following has boon published us
a partial list of the article! of impeach
ment against the Republican party :
Tho Credit Mobilicr swindle.
The Uosa Slnphetd ring frauds.
Tho «ufe burglary iniquity.
The whiskey fraudj.
The Freed man's bank swindle.
The Rclknap iuipeachiucut.
The naval frauds.
The Sanborn frauds.
The Indian bureau frauds.
The Pension bureau frauds.
The liluck Friday rascality.
. The theft of the presidency in 70.
The ludiiiu bribery in 1880.
The lSlatue speakership jobbery.
The ntarroute frauds,
j '1 he list includes only the counts rc
lactiug to officials fraud and public scan
: dal.
(IfIUH rrom Jim 111 iln i'tt idler, lu
lialier.
| '-I note what you i bont tho iui
' por.ance of my kev[ m; all ju vt here."
'•.No olio will ever knou from me
that 1 d sptiscd nf a single dollar ir.
.Maine."'
, "If you knew the agonies 1 have
suffered in this matter during the past
six months ycu would pity me. 1 am
sure, and make great cth>rts-to relieve
inc. Pray let Uic Lnmv what lam to
expect.
| '•Von can do luc a great favor.
* * 1 want you to send IUC a letter,
j such as tho inclosed draft. * * It will
1 be a favor I shall never forget. * * Re
gard this letter as strictly confidential.
l>o not show it to anyone. The draft
is in the hands of my clerk, win is as
trustworthy as any man can be. * *
Iturn this letter."
I'ulblc vpenking.
JA.ueh \V. It biii, Democratic candi
date for Congiesi, and I'ol 1,. G. Kl>-
WAitns, Republican and Liberal Can
didate for Congress, will address the
people of the stll Congressional District
in joint discussion at the following times
aud places, to-wit:
| Oxford Granville county, Monday,
' Sept,, :10th.
'! Oak Hill, Granville count), Tuesday,
' | Sept., 30th.
Mt. Tiriah, Pelson county, Wcdues
1 j day, Oct. Ist, *
Jlick Long's Store, Person county,
, Thursday, Oct, JJud,
Vanceyvillc, Caswell couuty, Friday,
1 j 3rd.
I llightowcrs, Caswell couuty, Satur
f day Oct, 4th.
' ! Lcuox Castle, Kochingliam county.
■ Monday, Oct, (itli.
j New iicthell,, Rockingham couutv
' Tuesday, Oct, 7th.
Walnut Cove, Stones county, Wcd
? ncsday, Oct, Bth.
Fraucisco Stokes county, Thursday,
1 Oct, 9th.
! Jit. Airy,Surry county, Friday Oct,
j ilO th,
, Pobson, Surry county, Saturday, Oct
si 11th.
I' Greensboro, Guilford county, Tues
. day, Oc'., 28tb.
McLean's Guilfotd ooonty Wednes
- day Oct, 29th.
Kerncrsville, Forsyth county, Thurs
e day, Oct, 30th.
\\ iuston, Forsyth county Friday, Oct
31st,
A« the evenings are short speaking
will commence promptly at noon.
si'fisc ttinr. ivo^*'
It is your duty to aid your county
paper. Wo propose publishing « pood
, campaign paper. mid solicit troni our
friend* and from tbe Dciuooratio party
i in Stokes and adjoining countii't u li
; bernl support. Make up clubs u>r us.
| Our dub rates f»r tlic campaign—run
i iiiujr until r.cccinbor Ist, ure as follows:
i "i copies, $ 2.00
iU copies, 3.75
•JO copies, 7.00
j 50 copies, 15.00
; 100 copies, 28.00
| Now go to work, nnd aid an enterprise
j devoted to your best interest*.
l'itOrt'MTlnN TO TtACIIEIi.S.— Dull
bury ofTAs one of the best openings fo
* school uf any place iti t!io Suite, fur
t!io following reasons : It is one of the
healthiest places in tlio State (without
good health it is impossible to improve the
time Hhile at scoool); board is cheap :
the morals » t the place nre us good as
other villages, and there being no other
school in this part of the county, it
would be well patronized. We would
prefer aiding a lady and g. ntleman who
wish to wake teaching their business,
and would like to build a pcrmanont
school ; but if none ate disjowod to un
dertake this, we will pay a lady teacher
a reasonable salary to take charge of a
village school at this place. Address
N". .M. IVpper, Daubnry, .N. C.
Joint Canvass of.>th roogreu
loual Dtat.
R. 15. GLENN Democratic candi
date for Elector, nnd A. 11 Joyce, Esq.,
Itepablican candidate for Elector, will
address the people of the Oth Congress
ional District, in joint discussion, at the
following times and places, to-wit:
Stol.e*count} Monday, St j i ."i l-»
stone\ .lie, KocKitttfli.'im" TueMlny, .. Ml ••
l.c.ikuvUlc, • W. in. Ml . JUli, ••
Uuttin, •• Tii it:.winy, 'Mil 44
Viintrvvillt 1 , Cnxivcll o>m Frliluy, '.Mil ••
Milton'. "to. S. i •iitV • '.Till
(*uiitiiiiKlißin*M st4»ro. '«• s.m t •«.. M.uulhv,'•-J ••
«»:ik llill. «.rmi\ lit* i «>.. luc . «. ,•• a ih ••
oxittrtl, •• !>.. \Vc»limv~«lji> (hi., is«. ••
Alto.i>rlllt*, l't r • »ii Thtir*l.iy •• 2n«t. ••
Ko\)»r.', •• I'rUlrv. •• ard ••
I i t- tit. Oirvvell Co., niil.iv ••4»!i. '*
St: ii;. 111 *» i I'M, till It or J !'• M»?iil:\ •• till
«;.. « i -U>rw. •' Wellf .Jav, • SI'.I ••
Hiaii I'oitt. •• T.iumUi •• n.-ii ••
1 • -. 11l i i'.. Sutmdiiv • lltli •'
W iin;i»n. •' l'o Mi.i.ilny, •• i: ill. ••
Hc'luoiiit, •• Tiii xi i • '• iv>!,v •• llf'a 44
 ?•• in «'ilea 4 v; toko* V."*, Wi'ilw -i iv •• : ,;h '•
111«**«I. •• i li:iJ - • " !• i
Mm Sr i t 0., • t !;»} •• 17th, ••
*i*. A - rv, SjttlU »l .iy, •• 1-i'i.
Ihitimiit 11 MonUny. '•• SOili,
l>anl»ur\. sioKc* t'o.. Monday, ••27th ••
All are invited. Speaking commences at
1 p. in.
The Danbury Cornet Band
Offer their services for the Campaign,
Picnics, ifcts. We have firstclass instru
ments and are prepared to furnish the
be.st of muhio. Terms moderate. Ad
dress, J. W. DUUUINS, Sec.
Danbury, N. 0.
K\t»outit)ii Salo.
]»y virtue of a.i K\tvution in tnv hands
;n favor of liiv National St:iuk t 1' Win *m
gainst Jacob Fult'i i. i ill sell tor cash
I i tin* Court House door in Dai.' i » i i
Mouthy di > ».f October ! » tli«*
| reversionary interest in in one hundred ami
| t'?rtv tine ■ a *res *»|* l.vvl uhi.'b was laid o!V
jio.J -o'.! i ul'on . a 111>11•' : li'iis
itj. i:i . Wvat: li. V.t / \\\ U. i.'e
! nut «:!«••• - k'.ov.n ..9 l: . • h «• ul.ertf mM
j ' W • ni'n'i live a-.tl ,* \\ W iinp'ovc I
•• i!!i *!!i i • !ious ',
Istl'l'im ;*.
>.tl •a. IJ nVlo-'k M* This tlio u'Oth tlav
of B«'j»t4'iiil)cr ItSi. 15. 1. DALT"N.
her ill'.
notice!
I will .«ell for rasli at tin* Court Men •
•loorinthe Town of I)anl>ury on the Ist
Monday in Nov. 1884 (1,15)0ne hun«lfbl&
lifteen aen's of lan 1 as the I amis of \V. 11.
l-'oy adjoining the ianiis of Mat Martin W.
S. and othe"9 kntiwn as the Dan
iviu land, levid on t;i satisfy th« i saiti W. li.
Foy, statu ami County taxes and n»st for the
! >ears i-Sl'. WC& t:-S2.
Also at ll»o same time anil plaee, 1 will
>ell t»r e.isii 7 s , S -venty a: if> of land
his'-he lands of lioiij.man t «»fer, in Qu.iker
| (iap Township adjoining the lands of/. T.
Smith W. 11. Watts and to
lilsMatean I county taxes (or the years !SS>,
l«st>i «Sc ISH2 and i»n ls£4
W. A. K.sles E>-ft>heriU'.
Fay Yo TaxcN for IftH 1.
j i will ni rt et the tax-payers of Stokes coun
' ty at the tollowing times ami place* for the
i purjMMHj of receiving their taxes for ISS4,
110 wit:
J Uerinanton, Monday, Sf |»t. 22, (SSI.
, Wntt'N Stoio, Tiumli»'; . •• 2.1. •*
I*:illtm. Wfilno-Mluy, ** 24, ••
 It. VeniiMoV Store, Thmj-lu). •* ••
I Pruneinc>. Kriduy. " 2»», "
j I.HUMitivillrt, haluiiliiy " 27, »
! Smuly lli«l|;i», Motitlay. «• *•
j Proimivtlle, Ttt«- Iji'v, «• 30, ••
' t urtiT's Storo, V\ Ott. I, "
i Wulnut t'ovv, Tloirxtuy, •• *i, •«
I Wilmin'tt Store, Frl«l»>. ' 44 a, 44
Dunbury, SaturUity, 44 4, **
Poll tax, $2.00 ; property tax, 413 cents on
every slK). I bO|ie the|>e«i|ile will mint m«*
promptly. This (Mh dav .Sejßeinlter, lh'^-1.
KCFI'S I. I>ALTO.S>Mte,iU.
k2-Tho candidates for the (.ieneral As
seinoly and county offi es will ahirers the
jH»ople at the above times and places.
LAND SALE.
1 will sell at public auction, on Tuesday
Sept. ;inth. 1884. my valuable tract of land
at Ayernvlllf. N. C., cutitaiiiing 2JJO acres,
.Kliotning the limls of 1 iiom.is Martin ami
I others. Said lantis an; well wot-red and
adapted to tl>e growth of fine tobacco, grain
and all grasses, with six totuteco barns and
several teneumnt limivcs, a splendi I tVanie.l
dwelling
framed ston'-housf, • new,ami all itee
wsii v oiit-buildihi?. 'l'ornis one-half cash
and balance ill 12 months. Sde will *fllffT
place on premises at 12 o'clock M. For
> |Kirticular«i cal! on or address
H.T. MARTIN,
• Aycrsville, Stokes Co., N. C.
LAN 13 SAIjE.
1 By virtue of h decrte >f Hi.- Superior
iiiurtnf Riiikes ewunlv, niailnat term
. IS>B4, in the ease of ilary E. Mndi against
.luliii .Jovee, I will wll for easli ai thiMxmrt
iKXise In Danhury. 011 Momlay tlie J7ili
. day of t. ctober, 1K84." at U o'. lmk M., it
beititf Kali ton:] of Haiti Kuperior eo.irt, a
wrtain tract ' t fjant'l of land containing
. HK» a.'re* more or ii-M. aitjoininx tlm lands
of ltlerson l.awson, Mows l.twaon and
other*, in l'eters Crwk township, ami r.ir
( tlier known as ilir lutids contracted tor t.y
saiil John Joyce with James Samls. 'i he
tald lunils are mmd for train, Mia -' O.
j A rare chance for a good bargain. Tins the
5 Mh U.iy of S)ptemher. IM4.
WAI/I'KU W. KING, Com.
IJantmry Maricet-
Apples. «on, per bushel 000
dried,.. .per lb. Ilafl
Bcrrlct *» acl 1
Cherries, 15a 10
Butter, 12 In 16
Ku'u* 10
reaches, quarters :Ja4
#i lee.!, "a I :
ovniwrated 12a ii*
Ra-on 1 1 -I
I.ml II
Beeswax, 211
( -'oll'ee, efmuuon t> fair,. 8a 10
good to prime 10a12£
choice, 10
St nr  \tra c 11
st>>!i(lard A 12
granulat-d 12
Cott.m checks 10
Calico ! • ;S
A A sliee. miu 5»al0
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\ an tr.vlfrornnt, rt-r*s stomach
'Bitters lina iitvivwl the in>>M lositivt- ui
dor-uj-em from cirincui pliysicmiu. ui: 1
h.u lon* a *4r-most rank urnn-j
stan. lam prop. *m-dif*. lis prop
c.tics as „noi Uisordi-rt d conui
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• a |>rcvtnt|vo f»i ratiarial rtlHcaiw* are ID
1"-- i -'v • i. :tj I havo lin 'i accord: I
' h»'k le-tHc-ilrn.,* • .'commendation.
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I Houly for AlinjiiuA For i-.-;.
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11. ( OLi n V -i A I
University ofNortliOaroiiin.
niiu: NK.VI Si >SION ISKtiINMJ.N I 11 \
I L INT iV I\* Al'tiSr
•  i wnieli. and «»:» tJ»«' two siHN't'etlinj days,
j "\am;'iatloits t'.r aim;silo:) will be |ia).
I'/..* id-trneti«»ji em>>r.i • '# not onlv tiio **•!«!
e. i: i Imt a'M> l>raael!es i>( espeelal
| value (t> lo.iclie:*®, f .rm-'i-s, meivlmiits ami
i»t!n*r business men. A Law and Aledieal
S -'i h.I attaelifil.
I For ( alaloun 'an I for Die r«'jM>rt of tin*
j vtsititiijf 'MiiundOv of »e\'eti Trusiee* on the
i instruetiun, discipline, morale, &e., iipply
(o
t»in:snn;x i' r:.% rri.i:,
or to W. I. i'Al'l K!.S(N,.s«. v.
. .Inly 21,
i iS '((!'of J '(tTuuble Lands !
Ity virtue«»f »nnt '«rof Ihc Cni:rt M
st..l r» riiridy. I will >r*i i'.»r •»»•!» a Pn^iiiiiville
•in SniiinlNV ii»p '/lih ilny «>| . v epti iiilmt, 1.-M. ii;r
tw>- ••ribwl tract* of In lid to
tii« flituto of (lanc W i're-mu. (Icr'd, U»*i* it:
Kirwt T"MCi. Iioa«-iet whirli lie ii l erltrd from
1 !d> father, «t*t the n.e.ew liuaver fnlaml t.'ipck
iiu'cdiiie tin- old homr-to'id, witlj uo'hl out-
Uulhlinss, a orchard, wnd a u«>id mill K r tc.
I AiM> lit • I Preli Olivine, »Im» ;;i»
I iirio Ward irut uvm>. another W.otl tract
i adj'itiiMi|(,)n which i.' a dweihnji and two
>torciio iN('H and uiiimni and other tniproVoinouU'
j in pvc«t>iiv ilV*.
I AlfO one-lot in knowti ti* thi % .lack
' fair (dacs. containing a line rta : denco, T«»|»aceo
! Ksn-t'Ts andtHher Imi.dltijfH. Sale will comoience
I' at 11 r'clock a- to. Tills istli August. |a>4.
J. ti. 11. M 11 1111.!.. Adio r.,
.1. \\. Prc.Nton, dee'd.
j I will i«oll at tho t'mc a*i«l plico mentioned
! al«ov«- :i tract pi* land knnwn the Wi.rd place,
on wihcli Uafco-.id dweiUiig. 'J'einn* uiai'aknown
on day uf sale. P. 11. Ttc&MfcLL .
NOTICE;
I fly vlilne of the jxiwer eouf?rol by a de
cree made by ihc clerk  ftlie JSupcrlor rourt
Jof siokes county on the fith dny  f August
j In the ease i f Hudson Williams Atliu
« f James W. Shelton thnil against Malessa
' Sheltou r.tid others I a ill as said Adminis
'ratorsoll at public auction oil the premise?,
i on llie oth dftv of JS»*ntem!a»r at 1 o'clock
11.I 1 . N, the following to wit. A tract ol
laud lavitii; In Stokes county on the waters
! of lVu?rs Creek adjoining t.ie lands of Frank
Hall. John Cn*asy, and others eonudiiin};
•ilxty-five aetea more or less. Terms of sole
(>tte half cash halanee in twelve months bond
i with (j pre-»s«'d s«;eiirity n*pilr"t|. Aug Stli
l«H. t
lit i>Hoar Wii.i.iams Ad'm
of Jauies W» Sbclton decM
lUAND I'Oll SAI.K.
Having l»eeii iipjMdnted commissioner in
tin'ease »f Willinui Joyce and others against
Klij.-ih Joyce and otlierf, all heiis-at-luw of
W. ('. Jovee, to sell the lands, of said W.
i (!. Joyce fur partilion, I wiil sell on a cred
-1 it  f six nionths, on the premises on Satnr
! day the 41b day of October, 18M, at 12
o'clock, M., the latuls of said \W 0. Joyce,
consisting of about B'VO acres, atfjolnlng the
; landa of I)r. W. S. W. 11. Watts, tlic
; Hutlin lands ami others, to bo sold in three
or four different tracts to suit purchasers,
J and for the U-nefit of the !w*irs. TK« fciid
! lands lay well, me heavily timbered, and
! ate Hue for tlie growth of tobiieco, all kinds
of araimi and grasses. This 25th Ani;. I£fc4.
K. I. DALTON, ('OBI.
«AIiK!
By virtue of an execution in my hands
■ issuing from the Btt|x-rior Court of Stokes
i county on a judgment and a arrant of at
tachment in favor of A. (J. Myers against
i Joseph 11. Bitting, I will sell for caah, to
; satisfy said judgment, at the cotirthous"
' ilcK»r in Danbury, on Monday the 21 Mi day
I -of October, 18M, the undivided Interest of
the said Joseph 11. Bitting In two lots in
tho town of jUermnuton, on Main stteet,
' being tlie'lots owned and ctccupied 1 y Mrs.
Laura K. Myers and assigned to her for
' ik»wtr rt the widow of Lewis Bittingd c'd.
This 27th Aiunist, lt^'4.
11. 1. PALTON, Sheriff,
fe|U • ARISE
,- •v$ to say .
/«. ! -'y IF YOU WANT
! ! F"
1, . 4 rv JOB PRINTING
61
i >V. V-' I _ Of HIT k'lwl, from the
I A Mn:il)e*tlnbel to it mailt
moth nhow |">».te-r yua
(;.• : r.o - xhoulil loiive your "or
lcr» »t the office of tli
Kepnrf or and r««
Order* by Mail I'roiuptly Attended to
WI.KC..U. 11 LANKS A Srt'.CIALTV
J. J. IMLLOir,
WITH
0. F. WEISIGER & CO.,
Manufacturers ami Jobbers ot
CLOTHING.
No. 11? 1 •"> Ma*~i St., Iticliiuond, Va.
Sept . 8-*Bl-om.
iM. A UNI. SU tiuAZKIIKOOk,
M. MII.LHIBEU & CO.,
WIIOt.MAI.It
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
1300 MAIN STREET.
Sept 8-HI-Uin Hicbniond, V*.
fJames JX Chamberlain,
WITH
C. W. TIIORN & CO
Wholesale Hat Dealers,
ItICfUIOND, VA.
! rtfen glvtln to orders ami unttafacta
A. OHPPENHI3IER,
SIAMKUTIIIKIt OK
. \fcnr> aml You ths' Clothing.
1315 Main Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
Represented in North Carolina by
Jui). \V. Slorritt, Jr.
Tue Latsst and Bast:
TIIE NEW REMINGTON
Sewing Machine
I'STIIE IU.ST MAC lIINK for tlie family.
Ktifm easy. IVrflfect in const nut lon.
I!« ittt iln lin apj vara net*. Ho* all improve*
jnr-ii.H ami attachments, aril U u arrniitctl fur
I:\O\IMIS. _
MAIiRIOTT & BAKSTOW,
Southern Agents,
\*o. 7 South Charles Mreet, Italthnorc, M*l.
11 W I'OWKKSiU'O,
wi lolosalo
J ) rii2fy:i>4t«
\ . 1305 Mala and y a:td 11 131b Sis
It. VV. IVwers.
Kd|i*r l>. Tailor. RICHMOND, Va.
Apiil 2«, issl-finr
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•SEWING MACHINE CO
fIMaMBS
CHICAGO. ILL.- „
ORANGE. MASS.
a WEIR'S READIKG FREE!
Ron six GOOD FAMILIES. I
Cer-1 «■#»«»r name «mJ tbe» an* and aridrNaof five rf
jui» n. or fliriM* on a |**ta uuU f
MX.J um ln« f. i vJbMll mi.il racb ;
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