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Reporter and Post. A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. tnltrtd at the DmWrg X. P., Post-ojfire j cm Hrruitd C'/uss Matter. THURSO AY MARCH '.O 1885. The secretary of !he treasury has discharged thirty-eight useless official*j in the treasury department. Tho jrresUeot has appointed Joseph 3. Miller, of West Virginia, to he com nrs-ioncr of internal revenue. The King of Siam is a muchly mur riuil man j he is only «J0 years of age and has one thousand wives and 003; children. The snow was 15 inches deep in Faj ettcvillc uni 7 inches in Bcnn«ttsv:lle, 8. C., the deepest snow there has been ' at those places for several years. Benjamin 11. Hill, Jr., son of the late Senator Ben. llill, has been appointed by the President, United States District Attorney for the Northern district of Georgia. •'Old Turk," perhaps the oldest horse in the United States, died at the county (arm on Statcn Island, N. \ . Had he lived until the ISt'u of this month he would have been fifty years of age. A London scientist is trying to pro duce cats without tails. The Philadel phia Ledger suggests that the experi menter will be a greater benefactor by producing the tails without the cats. A crazy Tlcthodist preacher frvm Wilkcsbarrc, Pa., who said that lie had been commissioned by Jehovah, to re move Grover Cleveland, was arrested in Now York city one day last week, and locked up. During the burial of a urm at Cherry Bun, West Virginia, !ast week, tho ground being froieu very hard, it was found necessary to use u pick to loscn the earth with which to fill the grave. James Atchcson was doing this work, and a uiau named Adams nas shovelit'g the earth into Jllic grave. Adams alij»- pod and fell as tho pick came duyn. The pick penetrated his skull, and he died iu an hour. Postmaster Gcaeral Vilas hi.,learned that there are 51,179 postoffioes iu tho Unite 1 States, the heads of which arc presumed to be offensive partisans. He also learned that there arc sixty-eight Presidential post offices where the post master's commissions expire this month, .and 211 between now and December 1 next, when Congress meets. Ilenee it will be readily understood that Mr. Vilas is the most sought for member of the cabinet. There is a celebrated musical composer in New York city to-day who wears «oisets, paints his checks and lips, blacks his eyelids and eyebrows, and uses bclladoua to niuie his eyes daz zling to beholders. lie has genius Lut is none the less a decided and pcisistcnt fool, known as such by everyone but himself. To iiear his music, and to see him, is to set one trying to make two things tally that are utterly contradic tory in their very natures. Hundreds of the inhabitants of the southwestern counties of Virginia arc emigrating to western States. 'I he counties they leave consist of blue grass growing land and is fertile, but owing to the want of railroad communication «ud the disaster of last year's drought, the movement approaches anexodus. u«. Fifty persons from one point and twenty from another boarded the same train «o day last week fir the West. The movement las be*n going on for months. It is popularly supposed that Presi dent Cleveland's address was extraordi narily brief. It was uot. It coutainod 1,688 words, whereas tfce average of the twenty-eight inaugural addresses de livered is but 2,25 C, including Har rison's 8,57i words. Washington's second address contained but 134 words, Lincoln's second 588, Johnson's Bt>2 and Arthur's 4SI. Besides these Jef ferson's fast ami seoond, Madison's first and aorand, Jackson's first and second, Tyler's, Taylor's, and Grant's first and second, were all shorter than CUreland's address. Of the seventy-six United States Sen- • ator.i thirty-two are professor* of reli-! gion, of whom sixteen are Presbyter ians. According to the statistics of d r ink,l the inhabitants of the United Statos con- 1 sntne twice as much milk as th"y did ton \ years ago. Iu the same period 'he con- j sumption of distilled spiiits has ineress- j «d, but not in the ratio of the increase 1 in population, and the use of wine has 1 netuslly decreased. Tho demand for coffee lias greatly increased. These' figures, upon the whole, are favorable to temperance and health. Many hundreds of tons of Books are ' published by the National Government. every year. Many of them are of the! costliest character. Some of them i would be invaluable to scientific men j and students, who have no means ofob-' taining the information from private; sources. Several such work? cost from sl' to sin per The theory i« that the government ought to do what' private individuals cctnd not afford to j do. It is said that fully half a million j hound volumes, and five times that nnni- ; ■ her of pamphlets, are issued from the • government prc«ses every year. John Mahler unintentionally got off a 1 good one the other day, when asked to j contribute a sum of money for the pur ! poseof buying some lightning rods fur the .church. lie had been impor'uuod for i money every hour m the day last week, and when the lightning rod uiau came ; around he quietly observed : ■ "Now, see here. I have been giving l : all the week to every charitable audi ! praiseworthy undertaking that has orig-1 mated iu this city. I have subscribed | liberally toward bui! Jing and furnish-! 1 ing tho church you are soliciting for, i and now, after doing all this fi>r /he' j fiurd, if ho >ecs fit to send lightning j and rain to destroy it, ho does it lit? own j risk." j The New York rimes Botes a case of! ! vital importance that is soon to bo dc- j •iicd by tho courts of that city. The! j question at issue involves the right of I a lady to wear what is technically term led a dress" at a public teyl. ! rhat it is tho lawful, remarks the Times,; for a lady to wear a low neck dress at a ball is conceded, but it has long been felt that an authoritative definition ot the limits of the territory known as the neck is desired. How far does the fem- ■ iuine neck extend, and precisely where does it become merged iu the contigu-i ous territories of back and bosom! j Men, of course know nothing as to this matter, and womon seem to know .very little more. Something in the nature of; commission wit'o power to 1 make an exhaustive survey is clearly j needed. And now at last we arc about | to have this important boundary ques j tion settled by a judicial decision. The i action upon which this decision will rest is based upon the expulsion of a young | lady from a hall room on the ground i that her dress was too luw itt the neck. ; On Jordan's Moriny llauliM An American who recently visited 1 tho River Jordan says lie never saw in ! I this country a stream so vile. It is less than eighty feet wide, less than ton feet ' j deep, and as drifty as can bo. Its cor j rent is as swift as a mill race. He stood j about half an hour on "Jordan's stormy bunks," and saw all he carod to of it. i ; '1 he banks arc called "stormy" because of the millions of mosqnitos that live i there and storm people who aro fools I enough to travel hundreds of miles to j see the river. Flash H oriln. I think there is one habit—l said to one company a day or two afterwards— worse than that of punning. It is the substitution of cant or flash terms for i words wbhh characterize their object. ; I I have known sevcial very genteel idi-1 ots whose whole vocobular y bad deli qn esced into some half dozen express-j ; iont All things fell into one of two grcai categories, fast or slow. Man's chief end was to be a "brick." When the great calamities of life overtook their; : friends, these last were spoken of as be ing "a good deal cut up." Nine-tenths | of human existence were summed up iu tho word "bore." These expressions come to be algebraic symbols of blinds which have grown too weak or indolent to discriminate. They arc tho blank checks of intellectual bankruptcy; you may fill them up with what idea you liko ; it makes no difference ; for there are no funds in the treasury upon which . they arc drawn. NEWS OF THE WEEK | \ CARKFI'LLT CULLED A V/> COXDK.VSFD , FROM THE HE PORTER ASD POSTS | kxcha SUES. I I St?.t® Naws. i A gang of oounterfeteira havo been j ( ■ arresteJ near Statesville. I I Seven new vineyards are to be : planted near Raleigh. Lnmberton is becoming noted for its 1 handsome private residences. i _ ; Jauics A. Robinson, of the Winston 1 j Leader, has been presented with ugold- ; headed cane. Raleigh and Durham arc to bo con- j j nected by telephone. It will bo practi | eally one exchange. j I Capt. .las S. Anderson, ex-member;' iof the Legislature fioui Clay comity, • was killed by the kick of a mulo a few , ! days ago. TIITC are no loss than throe capital 1 A ases to be tried at Grcetiyillt*, N. C., ' this week. The prisoners occupy all j ■ heir time praying. Gen \Yv 11. o#x proposes to introduce: j a bill in the next Congress stppropriat- \ 1 iug 8000,000 annually .'or the volun- 1 teer niiiilia of the country, j The Carthage (Moore county) Gazette publishes a list of nauies by postofliecs, : •of persons who owe it fur subscriptions i and who will not pay. ! George Ray, while asleep in bod t: | his home, in Northampton conuty, was!, shot and killed. Denipscy Smith was 1 ariestcd on suspicion. We learn from our exchanges of the , death of the Rev. Is. 0. I'hillips, of Durham, on Monday the lt>th; Ho was j one of the prominent ministers of '.he M. K. Chuich South. Gov. Scales has made all the arrange ' men Is for his visit to New Orleans Mon- ' | day liiornitig, HOth. lie will spend a week there. The 21 of April has been lised as "North Caiolina day" at the F.xpnsition. The Toachers' North Carolina As sembly will be held at Ml. Mitehel Ilo j tel, Black Mountain, N. C , from June j i»:h to July 3rd, 11*85. It is twelve! miles from Ashevillc, and a train will I run every morning, and return in the ; evening ; fare for the muud trip fifty i iecats. Tiio hotel charges will be $1,50 1 ; s day. A farmer living in the Kastcrn part | of the s'ate missed a couple of Lis cows | : soiuc timo ago, atid a diligent search auil notices m the county papers failed to bring 01 m to " 4 ' however, while in the field, be noticed a hole in one side of his pumpkin, and, on get'ing a lantern and g"ing in, he found the lost cows quietly eating pumpkm -c'ids and getting fat. The hole iu the j j t'ruit was caused by the rapid growth of J, the cin»s, which had dragged it along 1 over the grounJ for half a mile. News comes from Swain county, I I North Carolina, of a desperate fijjht in 1 ; which one sheriff and two negro desper- : adocs were killed. On the night of the I otli a store was robbed in Oeona, S. C., and burned by eight negroes, six men l and two women. Tho thieves fled to j Tennessee, but were overtaken by a slier- j iff's posse and the fight cusued in Swain : i county, in which ono of the women kill- 1 ed the sheriff with an axe. Two negroes were shot and killed, and two of the gang arrested aro now iu jail. 1 Two biothers named Bailey, living ineai Bakersville, in Mitchell county, at tho foot of a mountain, have a deer paik ! in which they keep twenty-five or thirty | deer. It covers forty or fifty acres, aud tbey capture the deer aud eonfiuc them there. When they want same venison !or desire to sell some thoy have only to : go in and take one. Tho wild deer • come to the park, being attracted by those that arc confiucd in it, and jump over the fence, which is so constructed ! that they oan easily enter the enclosure; once in however, they aro fast, as they ! cannot bound out as tVy jumped in. ! Mitchell county has plenty of wild tur keys, foxes, and coons, with an occasion al wolf or bear, aud tho sportsman can ■ enjoy himself thero. The wolves arc in fact quite numerous, and so destructive '.O sheep that the reward for their ~ "scalps" has been increased from $o to $lO. General News. _ ; A memorial tree to David ( rockett was planted last week in front of the ! Tcnnessoe capitol. In I'ickena county, S. C.. Mr. T. L. Robertson killed 250 robins in ono day last weok (Ought to bo killed him self!) Dr. A. G. F. Goerson was executed at Moyamesing Prison, Philadelphia, jon Thursday for the murder of his . wife. A colored boy out of levengo attemp ted to kill A whole family at Macon, Ga., by putting powdered glass in their i food. I.'nJer a recent act of the Alabama i : State, Legislature oonnty and tuunici-' I pal officers are prohibited from getting drunk. At Louisville, Ky., a Virginian char ged with theft took rat poison in court, preferring death to the disgraoe of cou ' vietion. 1 Texas is excited over a squabble in i tile Legislature us to who shall offer pray - ' \ ier at tho laying ot tho corner stone of . ( the capitol. - i Quite a sensation was created in I Memphis last week by Miss Amelia Co- i hen a pretty Jewess, who cowbidcd 1 : Eugene Levy. ! \ l | i In Albemarle county, Va., a girl nine years of age is under arrest for killing ' her little cousin by fracturing Ins skull ' with a bhuv from a shovel. I ' : If your cow is not well there is no ( j need of bothering about her pulse. ; Simply look at her nose. If well, it is | moist and cool ; if feverish, dry and • ! hot. i The Mfjrest time a total eclipse of the sun can last at any given point on the ' earth's surface is not quite seven mill- I' utes—an eclipse rarely lasts as long as j' six minutes. I I 1 1 1 arson Newman, Grant's fellow, American blood : is found m the South." The parson j says he likes the South ; but the South I does not admire the parson. Mabel L. Ilearna was denied aecrss |, to a dancing hall because her corsage'| was too low and exposed too much of her j. i person. She has brought an action for | damage-iu a Philadelphia court. She went with a lawyet to a masquerade ball, , it seeui*. , ' "The New York Sun having remark- 1 that it nas buen reserved for Mr. Cleve land to play the part of Joshua,' froui way down in Rome, Ga., the Sentinel, responds : 'lt probably did not reeol | lect at the writing that it was Joshua who made tho 'Sun' stand still." To make a cow own two calves and I raise them we have seen adopted with ! soui.g.d!grcc of success the following ; plan : Sprinkle the calves with salt, the ! ! cow will liek this off, and a repetition | a time or two will often socare a pcrma- ! ! ncnt recognition of the calf. j At San Saba, Texas, the other day,| : Mr. Wallace Willing and Miss May' i Baker were married oil the streets, Mt- I ting in a buggy, the bridegroom armed ; with a Winchester and the t-rido Willi *' six shooter. Tho couple a, prebend jd ' i opposition from the bride's rclillves. j i The late Congress passed a postal law toat will prove convenient. It is to have delivery stamps of the VUIMO of s*n which as«ut>* iuiuitidiatc free I delivery iu towns of 4,000 inhabitants j aud more, which aro designated by the Postmaster General as special delivery j officers. I I In Tailuliasfc, Fla , a few day 6 a-o a couple were married who had only , been personally acquainted for the brief i period of ten laiuutes. The courtship j had beer, carried ou through the aid of ■ the mails. The groom, a widower, re sides in Florida, while the bride hails 1 from Texas. A queer accident hippencd in John son county, Tenn., a few days ago. j 1 Alex Rober felled a large tree on a steep ' ; hillside near his house. After the tree I fell it commenced rolling, aud finally 1 swept the house away, with the whole family. All were more or less injured, | but none fatally. A number of Cape May county oys- J termen, says a Now Jorscy paper, are going to quit the business. They claim i nothing can be made at it during the past few years, cn account oT tje severe ; winters with which they have had to , contend, the high price of plan's, and tho small prioe obtained for them when shipped to market. Mr. Carl Scliurz was honored with a complimentary dinner by some citirens t.f Augusta, Georgia, on the occasion ! of his recent visit to that city. He le- ! minded bis entertainers that a political j 1 imlQK&cnt always finds lis most ar- ; , dent admirers in the opposi'.o party, j fie emphatically denied that there ex istcd in tho North a latent dislike for, the South. ; Half a teaspoonful of common salt { ! dissolved in a little cold water and drank will instantly relieve ■'heartburn'' or dyspepsia. If takou every morning brfore breakfast, increasing the quanti ty gradually to a tea spoonful ot salt and a tumbler of water, it will in a few days cuie any ordinary case of dyspep i sia, if at the same time due attention is paid to the diet. Secretary Lamar has issued an order directing thai all horses, carriage" and equipments which are the property of the Interior Department, excepting those ■ used for trucking purposes, be disposed of at the public sale aud the proceeds of the sale be counted into the Treasury. The result of this order will be the return to their regular duties of ( seven employes who have been used as aa driven. Attorney-General Garland has issued a similar order respecting the horses, carriages, and equipages or the Department of Justioe. Inge root I on the Family. "I believe in the institution of mar riage, and I have no sort of sympathy with those persons whs endeavor to op- ; pose that institution. The fireside is 1 the most saorcd thing on earth, and the : love of husband for wife is God like. 1I 'Would rather Jive with the woman Ij luve in a world of sorrow than be forever in a heaven of men alone. Wo may , forget nil other creeds with impunity if w believe in tho republicanism of the fireside, the democracy of tl.e home and • the ab.-olute equality of husband and i s ife. I dotil t if men realize what it is to have won the lovo of a good woman. J 110 who lias done that has made a sue-11 cess iu life, even though ho dies in the ; gutter. No man has a right to regard ' himself as the boss of the household. The family should be an affair of copart - , nership. No man has a right to assas-1 sinate the joy of a day in his own house, 1 and no woman should bo compelled to j live with a cross man. Tieat your j wife like u tender flower and she will fill your life with perfume of lovo. And, I to begin with, court your wife. Don't ; think your wife's love is not of sufficient ; value to lake care of ufte* you have «c --. cured it. The family circle should be a man's heaven, and if you are bless- : ed with children, burn up your rods and let love and kindness rule. The man who lias not sufficient brains to be : i able to govern his children without ap- J pealing to their fear is unwsrthy of be ing a father. You may call me infidel, ! atheist or what you please, but 1 intend so to live that when I die my children j can point to my grave and say, 'He who 1 lies thore never gave us a moment's | pain.' Have your photograph taken in j the act of beating your sweet little child, j It will be a comfort to yuu perhaps, af- ! ter the child is dead to go out iu the j | spring time to its littlo grave and there look upon the photograph so taken i want to do what I eau while I live to ' take the whip out of the family. 1 know | that Solomon says, »Sparc the rod, spoil \ the child,' but I do not think wo need !go for instruction up the best way of : bringing np children to a man was idiot I enough to look for domestic happi ness by marrying six or seven bundled 1 wives." A Newljr Narrloil IVnj - liild aud UilK'd. A telegram froui Charleston, U . Va., j March oth, says: News of a frightful' tragedy has just been recci-ed froiu! Wise county, Va. In the umghboihood of Bond's mills the Ileutons, Mitchells aijd Reytioldses were the leading fauii \ lifts, and Mariba Kcyuolds was tire belle of the whole region. She had many suitors, the uioat favored of whom were 1 j Charles Hen ton and "Bud" Mitchell, j Not certain which .she loved the most, she engaged I.a sc.l to both, llcntonl : became aware of the fact, and persuad ed the girl to ebipe with hiui. They i left the neighborhood, were quietly uiar- | ried, aud returned to the home of the bride's parents on Saturday, February ; *23tb. That night the wedding was eel- j i ebrated with a dunce. "Bud" Mitchell, ; was present, and, under the influence of liquor, became noisy and insulting. He i beraied the bride for her fickleness, and ; finally slapped her. Her husbaud, j hearing of it, ran across the room, and , gave Mitchell a beating, and was only i prevented from killing him by his ■ friends. Mitchc'.l left vowing von- ■ ' geanec. j On Sunday uight Hen ton and his wife a'.tcudcd a prayer meeting at a rural j church, going hoino by a short cut.; Mitchell was not seen by any one. As i Henton and his wife failed to put in an appearance search was made on Monday,' and their bodies, disfigured almost be yond recognition, were discovered in a lonely spot in tho path they wcro follow- j ing. The woman's head was eearly se- 1 vered from her body. Henton ha£ been I shot in the breast, and afterward the as- j j pissicn 1 ad ] ounded his head to a jolly with a stone. Mitchell is missing. It la True During Christmas holidays, I paid my aged parents a visit, who I'ti on the I ! tho banks of tiia Yadkin River and' j \Vayer Creeks, in Wilkes County, North j ] Carolina. While talking over the past! with theui. aud inquiring of tho old friends and relatives who had passed over the river and who were yet living, I found the fidlowirg survivors living iu au area of 18 miles, va : Lticy Gil- j roath 100 yoars old, Polly Per liar 100. J j Polly MeUuire 100, Dinah Triplet! 96, liettio Tagiuan 95, Jack Ferguson ! 197, Nellie Ferguson 80, Polly Fersuson j )90, William Atkins 05, Lou Pryer 9fi, ; j Nancy Goforth 97, Miles Sumiuerlin 97, Sallie Brown 94, Sam Welch 90, Mrs. Sam Wolch 90, Ashburn Howell 92. jMy parents, Joliu J. l'riplctt 80, usan 11. Triplutt 85. Can any county in the . btatc of North Carolina give a larger list of old persons ?—T. L. Triplctt, in Mooresville Monitor. Manning is the finest looking man in | the cabinet ; Bayard, the oldest; Vilas, j tho youngest; Lsmar, the most absent- j minded ; Garland, the homeliest; Knot- ! , cott tho most austore, and Whit nay, the ' j most agreeable. A Queer Duel. OM Col. S ,of Wisconsin, w*s uli old geniua, a queer ci'in|»'Uiiil ol ; comic «!iionium, Ko|ilile wiili juken, botb original and selected lie wan uot slim in hashing them up nnd dealing them | nut in small doses to ditroroat customers | 011 different occasions. One evening at a party, a young gen tleman, upon whom the colonel had ' tol l *OlllO joke, feeling himself insulted I iliallenged the colonel to inortal coiu | bat. The challenge was accoptod. Having the choice of weapons and the : appointing of the place of meeting, the colonel told the young' man to repair, the following morning at six o'clock to a 1 certain spot nnd added "that he would 9ec that tho weapons were tlicio." The following morning, at tin*indi cated time, the young loan repaired to the spot—said spot being among the ; Icrul mines, was naturally furrowed with ! niiticr.il holes. "Well, younster," said the colonel | sticking his hands in bis pockets, md ejec'ing a superfluous quantity of tobac co juice from his capacious mouth, arc yyu ready 1" lleceiviiig an affirmative answer, he continued—, "Here's where we are to fight," indi -1 eating a mineral shaft near by, which was at least sixty feet deep, "and here's ! out weapons,' pointing to a pile of rocks. "You're to go down tout 'ere bole and j throw rocks up, ami 1 am to stay up and throw rocks d nvn," ! It in needless to add that the chal lenge was withdrawn. Ilotv lo Gtl to Sleep It is generally 'rue that public speak ers uru more sfilicteil with insomnia tliau most people. A New York news paperman lately askud Mr. John (• 'jough, usually one of the m i«t t-xcita ' bk i f nervous sleepers, how afti'r one !of his lectures he uianaued to obtain I • ■ {sleep. He replied: "Oil reluming to my room I begin reading rmuo inteiest mg book, and in this manner (ill my ' mind with other thoughts ami then 1 can sleep." l'ubhc uptaki rs iiud it very dillicult to Mopthiuking ailtr they ! have slopped jrcieiung. Oil Lym.ui ■ Ueeeher father of the lirooklyti orator, had a load of sand in Ins collar, .i...1 af i :er evening prayer iie siiovi I d i! from ' one side to the other, and l>\ this i \"i --' eise toned down the fever of the brain, 1 >ften fiiiishitig by playing the violin, which was "lie of his aoenniplishmenls. ! Bodily exurcise is ourtamly e fioaoioua under «uch eircumstmiees. l'ersist -lit insomnia is oito of the first signs of in- | sanity, and hence should at once call for [ treatment. As men advance in life,' i naps in the daytime become very use ful. 1 know one brainworker who! takes two or three, and also sleeps well at night. I'nrsoi'S "ho think it is uot a big thing to be postmaster of New Y'ork City, should read the following : | The postmaster of New York controls an ariny of 1,730 nblebudied men, soils postage stamps to tho amount of $4,000,- ' 000 annually, aud bandies §100,000,- , 000 every year. The massive struc : turc which fills the South end of what was once the City Hall Park is one of the largest buildings in the city, but is so small compared with the auieuut of business that must be done within its j walls that it would be choked up with mail matter if a hitch occurred in its ' routine of labor. It is only possible to ' pass the mail through the building and , to get rid of it in time for receiving the succeeding loads of letters by having the clerks work both night and duy. To this end they are divided into throe ! relays, working eight hours each, and there is a dormitory in the top of the '■ building for the tired men who must 1 stay after hours because of snow-block aded trains or accidents that delay the mails. j The New Y'ork Tribune is authority j fur tho information that one .fames O. j Blaine und one Stephen B. Klkins "lost ! SOO,OOO by tbsir investments in the ! Hocking valley." How strange—ho# strange it all seems! From b-yond tho lowering, fateful days of November 4; cut from the sol den mists of the autumn-liuie ; out from 1 the flaro of tho campaign torch and tho blare of tho katoo and the fluttering of , banner* ; out from the yawp of the stump I orator and tho yowl of the party organ and the pandemonium of thu patriots— out trom it all oomcs, as beautiful as a vision and as distinct as an auciion bell, the memory of a flat denial by ono James G. Blaine ai.d one Stephen (}. Klkins that thoy owned, or over owned, a dollar's interest in !he Hocking val ley ; and withal still ring* in our ears the clarion indorsement of this state ment souniod by oee Tribune, of New t Y'ork. | Verily, time is a wondrous whirligig and sometimes four mouths aro as a i thousand years The lottery gamblers must go. They are a menace to the integrity of out ! j yoang men. ——TO MINERAL MEN. T >o You Want ' M I E 11 A I. S OR MimL 1411$. If so von will do w»»ll to correspond with thu Pepper Musing Co., DAN BURY, N.C. Miner* of COAL an«l IRON, also miners of ami .Infer* in ( I T MICA FMCXIBLK . SANDSTONE, and minora! specimens. It Stands at the Head. ' THK I.KJHT-IU'NNINO DOMESTIC.» E•' EU In L r v- . disputed \[ \ \ V I MIT \TE IT X >\KEQU\LIT . Run r AND IS WARRANT iD .! .. 'pi. i e re si. ■ k r »«vir. j . . Ai.K B\ \V. I *. >i*mab>-, I ' . Km Arc you fniM-tx. t-y Wrrxs* Hkxi.TU 11K- a i>uiM, clean, wholosaaui TONIC, I For Prtaln. Serxt*. St •much. TJvrr, Kli'.itrjt, il.umf*. An t'iii. jn'.U'd !nrl4?«M*nt. Cnrm DTSPEPSIA, Headache, Fever, Ague, ( hlUa, DEBILITY & V/EAKNESS. I Nice to t iko, true m» Ht, uncounted for TORPID,. LIVfcR and Night Sweats, Nervous Wenkncps, Malaria. Lkuiuo-h, Scxu.d lx*cHne. ■ 41.00 fir b .t.. a for S.\ol» i t Drbgsrijrts. ;K. 9. waxy, Jenny City, N. J., 10*. A. I .^^Buchu-PaJbaT^'y Komarlnl.lp Curos of Catarrh of the B Bladder, Inflammation. Irritation of KM- H neys aud Madder. Ht.ni" or Qrivol I la- B : ecro* of tho Proßtato (iianl. Propdcal H BwottiMS, Female Pis* .%#»•«*, In- on tin- B • cnce of Urine, ull I of the ( lentto- Jl j Urinary Organs In either sex. For lln- ■ healthy or Vnnafmml Diarhorifes tu»r» al«o " Chain's Fleir," \irh|l. 1 Tor ST I'll I MS, ritl'.or c#»ntr\ctod or : hereditary taint, ««« Cnnnin'a Constltu- : , tJon Litter Hvnin, hottlc, and J Chapin's Hvpi'il.ne Pills. **.oo: and Cha pln'S Sy?>hillt'o KaH i rtTup, i r>t 1 bv oo j j James D. Chamlerlain, WITH C. W. THORN & CO Wholesale Hat Dealers, Kiciiuond, Va. ! »;pert*l rtteti g*vdn tn ordem mid natUifacu , ffu:irantie«l. ICfIITC WA* TEJ i-S-i fill I Hi .lOoriStt* Samp'eirwi to tho-*» W HULIV 111 No rbk. quirk m**. Territory glvnn, *«il*Urii«n giuramcci! DR.BbOTT.B42 Broadway St. N.Y Tue Lat' st and Best. TUB NKU UKMiNIiTON Sewing Machine I l ' .i I tli. ";I.m .•*ai li !. for Hi* r*inily. Kii'.fuUi i I'M*' , tuin'ructlou. — ' llcHutif.il in Apt Ai.'ni'ti ,flah u)i Irapiovr IIHIIIH ami (111... I.n.mt». nuc m**rr«nl«ifoi | h .• yours. MAlUUO'l'l BAISSTCH', SoiilllT A„OU It, No. "i houtli ( liai les Htrrel, ltallimnrf, JTil. K « rovtKkh&iu \Vliol«»NHle Druifgicttik 1 N >. 1305 >!*iu and 9 and 11 Uth Sis j R VV . l"ouir» U,u I) Tailor KICBUOKD. Va. April 38,
The Danbury Reporter (Danbury, N.C.)
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March 26, 1885, edition 1
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