Reporter and Post.
A f APE ft FOR THE PE9PLE, 1
BvUrtd at thr Danhury X. Pont-offit-e
at Second Claw Matttr.
THURSDAY JAXtTAKY li, ISBS.
Tbe public schools of New York City
east |4,000,000.
Gen. Jackson and Urover Cleveland
teeeived (he sanic numbci of electoral
tow.
Over $80,000,000, in United States
greiObaok notes, *ero destroyed by the
govemmout dwribg the last fiscal year.
The Chicago OAs contend that gargling
tke throat with whiskoy is a sure proven
tfeve of diphtheria. No mere diph
theria Mod he looked for in Chisago.
X- There to a report that some woman
mt Mr. Cleveland a Christmas cake
thai was potsoaed. The cake was
«Mlyaed and the sender has disar pear-
Mrs. W. r. Hlackwell, of Durham
had the Misfortune of being severoly in
jwiiil while asleep by the plastering
Atling on her. She narrowly escaped
death. So great was the weight of the
flaateriag that the bedstead was badly
broken.
Dakota has for some tiuie enjoyed
the reputation of raising more wheat
than lay other territory. If she keeps
o« with her oapital wars and couuty
mt scrimmages she will soon take from
the south her established reputation of
raising more of that other pioduct, po
litely called hades, than all the ststes
and nations of the universe.
A Texas man raffled himself off the
other day. tie had reached that point
fe liquor-drinking where be must have
the stimulant or die, and nobody would
gtve turn a drink. In a sdloon he man
aged to sell 100 chances tot 10 cents a
chance, the winner to be the absolute
Master of the prise one year. A news
paper man won him, and now doesn't
know what to do #itb bis prize, lie
might pat a wicM in him and use him as
North Carolina 4 per cent bonds at
82*84 are > good investment. Tlic;
yield nearly five per cent, iuterest an
nually OB the amount invested, are ex
empt from taxation, which is equal to
twe per cent, more, and the; ma; be
expeeted to rise In value nearly one
paint eaek year uatileveataally, in 1910,
when the; are payable, they will reach
par. They are as safe as United States
bond* and are twice as profitable. Oar
home people ought to buy thorn np
Mtttenwald, a little town in Bavaria,
whieh, as iu name indioates, is situated
in the midst of forests, has for over two
baadred years been given over to tbe
single industry of violin making. Tbe
vary beat of material is found nght at
their very doors, and m every yard in
tha place are seen violins suspended
from rope* and poles to dry. All kinds
of stringed instruments, violins, gnitars
aad even banjos are manufactured there,
and sent all over tbe world.
Commissioner of Indian Affair* Price
doe* not seem to have a very high idea
«f the alleged oivilixation of tbe capital
«ity of thi* great and glorious oouutry.
m said in a reoent conversation:
••There are 200,000 inhabitants in
Washington, whioh it the capital of this
gnat nation and the oentral point of its
refinement and culture, and yet tkeie is
more dronkennes* and orime here than
among the 250,000 Indians who arc sav
ages, and have never felt the elevating
iofluenee of our modern civilisation."
John L. Sullivan, whose bull-muscle
•ad brutal tnstinots have given him his
fktne u a pugilist, played the part of an
•mot coward the other bight when be
knocked down and kioked a poor waiter
girl who reseated an insult be bad of
fered ber. This will cost Sullivan much
at btf fame, sinta ever among tho class
#f men who admire him for bit brute
■treegth there is moro or less regard for
tb« protection of women. The law
shovld lay a heavy hand on this bully,
tie should be made to understand that
no qm man has muscle enough to make
it safe for him to knock down every per
son who doe* not tamely tolcra'e his
low insults.
Tbc manager of the Now Orloaus ox- j
position says ouo week of sunshine will
bfing tbo show out all right. We
haven t beard wbellier the management
intends to ask congress to appropriate
the sunshine.
A resident of Konkona, L. I. pos
sesses a gold watch formerly belonging
to the ill fated Marie Antoinette. It
is about the size of a trade dollar in cir
cumference, and is opened faced. On
the back it bears the device of the French
Queen, a cupid on a cloud, worked in
gold aud silver. The features of the
boy-god were nearly effaced by long
wear. The legend that the owner gives
is that the watch was the gift of tbc
Queen to the architect of the Tuileries
who shot himself through the head on
the day following bur execution by thi
revolutionists. Its present owner was
a near relative of a well known Ameri
can poet, now dead. The watch came
iuto bis poscuion through uiarriaagc, as
a gift from hi* wit'oa father, who is a
direct descendant ef the original recipi
ent.
—s— —————
Mr. Leslie, when he began the work
of land couimisionei foi South Caroli
na, found that hts timo was frittered
sway hy idle callers. Walking down
tbo street one day, a well-dressed female
in a store caught his eye, and wonder
ing why '.he lady tartied so long, be
approached and discovered that the fig
ure was a dummy. Just hero an idea
struck him. Ho wai sure that no one,
at least no Boutbeiuor, would attempt
to interrupt him while ho seemed to be
talking to a woman. If a quick sighted
now Yorker could mistake a dummy for
a lady, why should not other people 1
No sooner thought than done. Tbc
liguro was made and placed in his office.
Leslie worked with his back to tbc door
and Uts faco to the figure. The thing
acted like a charm, aud the few cents
for calico, buttons, books and eyes, and
a chignon were amply repaid by tbc
savings in the valuable time of the land
commissioner.
TUKSOUTII
Notwithstanding the general depres
sion in the business worl'l daring tha
past pear, the South ' mado very sub
stantial progress and euters upon the
now year with brighter prospects than
at any time in the last twenty years cer
tainly, if not the brightest in her entire
history. The great staple cotton, upon
wbioh so much of the South's business
depends, was short in yield it is true,
but this is partly counter-balanced by
thc high grade, due to the excellent
picking weather in the Fall and to the
higher value of cotton as compared with
last yesr. The net results ot the crop,
counting the reduced cost of production
owing to enforced eoouomy on the part:
ef planters in the Spring, and the full,
prices now being received, will uiake.
the crop of 1884 very nearly equal in j
value to tbc producers to au ordinary I
full crop. Added to this is the greatly
enlarged yield of cereals, fruits, vege
tables, Ac., a growing factor in the
prosperity of the Bouth. While the
tarmers have thus made good progress
and are aa a olass more prosperous than
in former years, the industrial interests
of the South bavo increased mote rapid
ly than ever before. The depression in
trade and manufactures was of course
seriously felt in the South as elsewhere,
but despite this there was a remarkable
grow th in manufactures and an immeusc
amount of money was invested in manu
facturing and mining interests. In the
building of new railroads and the im
provement of old ones, great progress
was also made.
I The new year finds the southern peo
ple fairly prosperous and thoroughly
alive to the importance of developing
, their great resources. The South is
moreover now attracting greater atten
tion in other sections of the United States
and in Kurope than ever before, and
while her own people arc doing an im
mense amount of work in building new
mills, furnaces and factories, outside
capital ii being invested there by the
millions and even tens of millions. The
present year promises to witness a re
| markable activity in the development of
| the material interests of the South, and
we feel safe in predicting that during
1885 more money will be put into new
manufacturing and miniug enterprises
' in the South than in any two proceeding
i
; years.
The A ews-Obsti ver says that among
tbc J radical matters which tho legisla
ture should grapple with is (he condition
of our land titles iu North Carvlina.
Tho statue which has been ou the books
for a century require? that deeds ahull
be registered within two yean, and
without registration they cannot begiv
eu in evidence. This is tho law— but
each legislature extends lbs peiiodfor
registraiiou two years, so that a deed
cau be registered mt any time no matter
when made. The result of this practice
is to postpone registrat.ons so that many
deeds are not registered at all. Hcncu
we fiud that our laud titles arc in a state
of glorious confusion. It is impossible to
correct the evils tbut have already ari
sen, but tbc legislature may prevent re
newed occasion for doubt and litigation
by requiring the registration of all deeds
and making tbem valid against subse
quent purchasers only from the date of
registration. We press this matter
upon the attention of the hiw-makers."
The Charlotte Obttner has received
a letter that throws more light upon St.
John's rascality and proves hiui to be
even a worse man thau has heretofore
been supposed. The letter is from a
young woman whom St. John lured
away froui her home and abandoned
among strangers. The woman states in
her letter that St. Julm persuaded her
to leave her homo and go with him on
the promise that he would give her a
good home of her own, finely furnished,
would give her an elegant wardrobe and
insure hor generally a life of oase and
luxury, and further assured her that she
should never want for any thing. The
temptation was too great aud she went
with him. lie carried her to Charlotte,
and at tho end of two weeks left her
with a considerable board bill and car
riage hire to pay. In closing her letter,
the girl rather mournfully remarks that
she returns to ber former borne a sadder
aud wiser woman.
It is said that thero are more illicit
stills now ruunuig in Chatham thau ever
known, and that whiskey can readily be
bought at $1 a gallon.
Josh nilllng'a Philosophy.
"Accident" is a word tbmt shonhi be 1
expunged from the dictionary ; it has ,
no uicuuiug.
\\ e can't provo more than half we be
lieve, and perhaps it is better for us that
we cant.
Genuine Paetry is as natural and joy-!
ful as a lcapiug stream, but too much of l
the pootry is like the same stream try-1
ing to run up bill.
Forgiveness is a delicate thing to ad
minister ; it is more apt to make peo
ple sullen than humble »o forgive
them.
It is all very well when a man takes
his religion into his business ; but when
he takes his business into his religion,
look out for bioakers.
Men are born with a character, their
reputations they have to make them
selves.
The ambition of man it to gratify his
vanity : but very few wish to be great
for the sake of being good.
i'ride should remember this; it has
got to die and rot in the ground, and,
perhaps, right alongside of a pauper.
When a man talks about himself I
can't afford to believe more than half
what he says about himself; for if he is
a man of any sense, thia is about all he
believes himself.
Young man, tho woild are quite
willing that you should make a fool of
yourself; you have it in your power
to disappoint them. See that you do
it.
I here are quacks in literature as well
as in medicine.
There ain't bat little truth in the
world any how, and therefore the man
who talks a great deal must elongate the
| facts occasionally.
! Whenever you read a very abstruse I
sentence, you will find tho idea in it
very weak. A genuine good thing can
■be told in the simplest language possi
ble.
When a man undertakes to prove what
he can't understand, there is a great
danger of bis becoming a crank.
He who cultivates eccentricities is an
inevitable fool.
II requires more brains to be a good
oritie tban an author. He who oan
point out the faults in a composition ia
certainly a better man than the one who
I made thorn.
A miser has but one charaoter, and
that is a miser.
Conversation is radicalism gone to
seed.
No one disputes an epitaph.
Faith *as given to piece out our rea
son with.
Necessity is Heaven's very best gift
to man.
Sbiiiml ul
The Republican party ought to be
ashamed of itself. It would be ashamed
if it had any character or conscience.
After cracking the sky with its terrific
howliugs over-Southern outrages ; and
lying year after year about Danville
and Copiah and other real o.- supposed
wrongs; and after having all manner
of aggressive, bulldozing, degrading
legislation aimed agaiust 'he Southern
whites to turn and in the very centre of
thrift and education to become the vio
lators of law, tho intimidators of voters
and the enemies of a "free ballot" is a
great reproach and disgraee. Resolved
; upou carrying Ohio at every cost the
i Government actually lent itself to bull
dozing white voters in Cincinnati and
' throughout Ohio. The investigation
I shows that the Government furnished
| the rascals who wore appointed bulldoi-
J ers with 600 bull dog revolvers of heavy
i oalibre—44's. The fellow Wright, who
I bossed as U. S. Marshal, pretends that
Ihe supposed the pistol were furnished
by the Republican National Committee.
But that is "tA|UiiuJfe|ki l W right was a
United States offloiaf.—■ Wit. Star.
A CARD
WANTwoRTH t N. C.,)
Jan. 2, 1885. j
To the Voters of the FiJtK Congression
al District :
Anticipating a vacancy in tho repre
sentation from the District in the pres
ent Congress, the Democratic District
Convention, held at Greensboro on July
29tb, 1884, adopted the following reso
lution :
'•ttexolred, That tbc gentleman nominat
ed here to-day, James W. Held, for the next
Congress, also be the nominee of this Con
vention for any vacancy that may hereafter
be declared iu tho present Congress-"
The lion. A. M. Scales has resigned,
and, as required by tho constitution of
the United States, the Governor has
issued writs for special election to be
held on Thursday, January 15th, 1885,
to fill the vacancy.
1 As the time is so short and the wea
| ther so inclement; ami as 1 have recent
ly made a thorough canvass of the en-
I tire district, after consultation with the
executive committee, I have concluded
to make no canvass at this time, but 1
: take this method to respectfully solicit
the suffrages of the voters of the l)is
: trict. If elected, 1 shall use my bes*
efforts to serve the people faithfully to
the best of my ability.
I cannot forego this, my first oppor
tunity, to express te the voters of the
ditriet my sincere gratitude for the
.cordial mo ju tho recent
! tlection. This flattering expression of
I their conGdcncc shall nerve my courage,
sanctify my ambition, and fire my pa
triotism to make the sentiments ex
pressed by Gov. Cleveland the chart of
my political course. "I'Bblic office, a
public trust. (iood and pure govern
ment lies at the fouiidatiju of the pro-
I grcss aud prosjHjrity of every communi
tyJ AS. W. RE ID.
Do you want anything in the furni
ture line at the very lowest cash prices *
E. W. Blair Sc Bio , Daubury, N. 0.,
espect to make and keep on band such
as will meet the wants of the people of
this section. They nsc none but good
material, aud guarantee their Workman
ship to be of the bout order. Those in
nocd of anything in their line should
not fail to call on them and see their
goods and hear prices before buying
elsewhere. An experience of several
years at the business enables them to
guarantee satisfaction to all. Any ar
ticle not on band will be furnished on
abort notice. Repairing done, and
coffins made to order.
PROPOSITION TO TiACHSSa.—Dan
bury offer* one of the best openings fo
a school of any place in the State, for
the following reasons : It is one of the
healthiest places in the State (without
good hoalth it is impossible to improve the
tiiuo while at scoool); board is cheap ;
the morals of the place are as 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 gentleman who
wish to make teaching their business,
and would like to build a permanent
school; but if none aie disposed to un
dertake this, we will pay a lady teacher
a reasonable salary to take charge of a
village school at this place. Address
I N. il. Pepper, Daubary, N. 0.
Moftjfagw Hale.
By virtue of s mortgage deed executed to
Win. Campbell, on the 12th lv\ of .May,
IK7I, by Alex. Allen and wife I.itha Allen,
recorded In liook £l, pages ilWt-", Register's
office in Stokes county, N. C'., anil assigned
by him to my Use, I will expose to sale at
public auction to Die highest bidder for cash
at tlie courtltoiMe door iu Danbuiy, on tlie
' 2nd day of February, ItSW, the following
tract of land, lying oil tlie water* of Meat
man Crack, adjoining the lauds of John li.
Cat roll, Robert Stewart, Lovelace Smith
and others, containing 2tl acres tnoreer less,
the same being tlie huid on which Alex. Al
len formerly lived.
Tiloß. M. BAKER, Mortgagee.
I)ec. in, 1884.
NOTICE.
By virtue of an execution in my hands, I
will sell, on Monday, February 2nd, IKSS,
a tract of huul lying in Stokes county, ou
Snow Creek, adjoining Uie lauds of Thoe.
Martin and other*, and known as tlie Pleas
ant l'ringle. Said lauds are sold to satisfy
a judgment in favor of J. W. I.anrson
against Kp l'ringle for tlie purchase money.
This sth Janusry, 1885.
It. I. DALTON, Sheriff.
NOTICE.
By virtue of an execution in my liuiulj, I
will on Monilny tin' 'JIHI ilay »f Febniay,
INSn, sell for cash, a* the courthouse door in
Daubiuy, a tract of .'ami lying iu Stokes
county, about one quarter of a mile from
lYcstonville, containing -'6 aires mora or
less, ami known as ill'* old William Ward
homestead. Haiti lands are sold to satisfy
a judgment iu favor nt Man Ann Terrell
against I*. H. Terri'il fortlie purchasemoney
of said laud. If. 1. DALTO.V,
Dec. 15, ISW4. Sheriff.
NOTICE.
Having qualified as the executor of the
last will ami testament of Jno. W. Eaton,
deceased, i hereby give notice lo all persons
indebted lo the estate of said Accessed to
make payment of the same, and all persons
having claims against said estate arc hereby,
notified to present oieni for payment on or
before the ."itii day of January, 18W1, u this
initio' will !«■ pleaded In l>ar of their re m
ery. This Jan. Ist, IKSo.
JAMES M. EATON, Executor
TO
MINERAL MEN.
3>o Yon Wnut
. 1
MIN K K ALS
OR
If so you will do well to correspond with
the
Pepper Mining Co.,
DANBURY, N. C.
Miners of COAL and IRON, also miners of
and dealers iu ft T MICA, Ki.IiXUU.K
SANDSTONE, and mineral specimens.
The largest stock of
STOVES
and
TINWARE
E&Wtft ©*
AT THK
BIQ COFFEEPOT
Salem, N. ۥ
the Iron King Cook Store
because it is the best. Every stove
warranted. Sheet Iron Flues for to
baceo barns and galvanised Iron fot
molasses boiler bettoms at reduced pri
ces. Hoofing, guttering and all kinds
of tin and sheet Iron work done on
reasonable terms.
GEO. A. BOOZER.
WANTEDS
I MALE and FEMALE I
To engste In the mI« of our new and Imnortant
work* of tUiifUft 'b«rar|nr. I«r»e proiu ami
Imairnw •riling qualltlaa. W m utfer a »fr
uaarul ami lucrative butlam. Address
The VI HS.IWIIItfU CO..
174 W. fourth Straw I, lineiiiuatl, Ohio.
Free! Cards and Chromos.
We will r.end free by mail a sample set of our
large German, French, and American Chmnn»
Cards,nn tinted aud gold ground s,wilh a price list
of nver JUOdifferent designs, on receipt 9i a stump
for postage. We will alto send free by mall as
samples, tea of our beautiful Chromoa, on receipt
of ten cants to nay for packing and postage ; also
enclose a confidential price list of our large oil
I chromos. Agents wanted. Address F. Gleason
& Co., 46 Suiumer Street, Boston, Maaa.
COLLEGE, NEWARK. NEW JERSEY.
Occupies three Bulldlnav IAIMMand Beat. Mow
position* for graduate* than another school cum-
Danbuxy Market-
AM'loa. zrreu, pei bushel 0.00 j
ill lid por lb. -''all
IV: rib. I'.ack 7 (
Cherries, I'm 10 i
Ituttor, l-'lal.l |
KgK». 10
Poaches, t| mirtera !w4
lilietl. 5a 12 |
•vajioratcd 12a 15 i
Ba**on, * 12 Ja 14 j
Laid, 14
Ikt-swax, til)
Collee, common to fair, Sa 10
good to prime, 10al2£
clioiee, HI
Sugar extra C, 11
bUiiulard A, 12
granulated 12
Cotton checks l'»
Calico, 4^aS
A A sheeting, OalO
STOW '
bitter 5
\* an !nvff»orant, Hotb'ttcr's stomach
Bit fori has m\ -ived the iuo*i iw>«ltivv • »i
--doriiiiiNua from eminent i>hy«iciutiti, ami
hua low- oeeupi-u r. r or«n)>st rank union,:
f(::iijfl prop. • fjry •omvllei. Ir* |>ia»i«-
„:i H.CtT»tlv»- oi .iibortlefed condi
tio..6 of ii;* rftou. n..j, liver aivl footer!nn.l
n ptvrnUvi of mtUrlki dtn iset i.j
lwi
toiiphutlc |ihifv
lor tale by P^monAt» ni.-l l). nl« i%. t.» r. }y m
apply fur Ho.iU-.lv.klni.ii»... lor !—-
BOOKIS
FOR THE BACK-WOODSMEN.
Thr m.Mt Mpuritinx uarntiv* of early lor.lcr Uf« e*cr writ
t- >- A Iteiifinrn fir OKI Agents ani tplcn'liJ (Uartrr lor
11 v;" ' Avnl» »re now fcelhnjr Wto »J be*»kt per »lay. Wl
» .nt an A,-eatin ctcry iwwn- for tci.itk iii I uriuUn free.
Tho W.'t. LtdßLfc PUB CO., C.-.vSnn.itl.O.
AfiP MTQ «» !(*'• t!» - WtiA tfl. »«■! f»«l
nUfc.ll I J H>llint (rilrle vil, «nri|illal m|rir«4,
p%U fiH* »nor *oia. i:VI'IHIC JIN »'uiO., »SI (ml
COLEMAN
COLLEGE, NEWARK, MEW JERSEY.
Mure p >*|iiiii« for urmPiuu* limn nil
c« itildiMtl. I.nrir«»*l Soutb«rn i-att 'i tsC. SJIo jiar.
»hiu» 10. Write for rlrrutn ■> \iWitm
U. t OUIMAK A i' ALVS.
i Uaiversity of North Oaroliua.
' miIEN EXTSJCSMON !'.!•:«»IN'M »\ TIIK
1 MSTTIII KSU IV USAVUSI*
»n wlii* !i, i'i lon 111 ! .\o ?> i ■ 11.i*4 days,
oxaiuinatious to. a lmission will be lutd.
'Vhv instruction eai'xa.'es :»»t only li»f* ••old
cujriculuiit," hut also hrattch'-s of osj»t»olal
value to teaohers, firmt'is, nmrcltauUH, anil
f»ther huaitu'sa men. A Law a:»l Mmlical
School atlaeheil.
For ami for the report of the
vtsiting of seven Trustivs on the
instruction, morale, &•., .n-j.iy
to
PRI»II>i:XT RATTI.K,
ortoW. i'. i'A 1 l EH. v ON,Me "v,
.luly 21, IbSL Chape! Hill, r \\ C.
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where roe li»*« been deatlair it will wine wowey. It i«
nailed Free to all, and >ou ou|ht !• h«T» It
before bnvinir aarwhere.
WM. H. MAULE,
ua a rn Front St., FhU*4*lphU.
TheDanbury Cornet Band
Offer their services for tlie Ciupaign,
Picnics, Ac. Wc have firstcluss instru
ments and arc prepared to furnish the
I best of musie. Terras moderate. Ad
! dress, J. W. DUGGINH, Sec.
l>anbury, N. C.
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Orders by Mail Promptly Attended to
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J J. HilJOw,
WITH
0. F. WEISIGER & CO.,
Manufacturer* and Jobber* ol
CLOTHING.
No. 12IT) Mali St., Richmond, Vs.
Sept. 8-'SI-flm.
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M. MIX.LHISER & CO..
WHOLMALI
DKY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
1309 MAIN STHEBT,
Sept H-81-titn Kicbraocd, Ys,
Jame a 1). Chamberlain,
WITH
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Wholesale Hat Dsalers,
KicnMOND, VA.
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. sfeus and Youths' Clothing.
1816 Main Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
Represented in North Carolina by
J no. W. Merritt, Jr.
Tho Latest and Best.
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THE NEW 1! EM INC TON
Sewing Machine
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Huns easy. Perftft in construction.—
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motils ami attachments, ami is warranted for
live ye «rf.
MARRIOTT & BARSTOW,
Southern Agents,
No. 7 South C'l»arle» Street, Haiti more, -Vd.
It W. I'OWEKS&CO.
Wholesale
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R W. Powers.
KJuar D. Tavlor. RICHMOND, W
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