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V OLUME XV I Reporter and Post. * PCBMIiIBD WKKKI/T AT DANBURY, N.C. PAPPBK k SONS, Pubs. * Prey IATII OF BiriiOij far. Tear. p* w * bl ® In ad vane* i'-JO ■ ATK.% or A9UITIRIXOI r4 Bi«aro (ten Ur.es er iw) 1 tuue...... f! JO «i until additional 4«nartlon o«»waaU •'•rUnjer tiiuo r.r mor- s|>:ic«c»n be * Made ia »ret»orlW»i> to the »l»«»ve i ate: Tcai»*ieal wll> rv ' r ' P .\ ' liewrdlug to tkeae ratea at the. tuna U" •»«>" . l C brr j tiiau at«v w r*u*4. inouni ' B«»taea»nrd» will be iv a.tcd al Teu l>ellnrs , r iii'im. professional cards. | ' RL. HA YMOUE, attorney at I.a v. , Mt Airy N, O. j gpMial attoetlon gitento i'. •• oUecticn«,» j •laiou. ft'. F. CA R T Kit, MT. AIUT, SCRHV I >., N. « Practices wliereve. hisservices .ire wailtfl. | BtosAßßweoß uii 'i, r. m.« r.V HtNDteUsiOV. fcl**H t> • llA"05 I WOOD, BACON&CO ( !iap»t>*'a Jwbkf.K ui dry goods. % votjkv&\ WHITE GOODS, ETC. ( H.i. 300-411 Mm krl a: , PHILALELIMIIA, PA Parties kaving CUT MICA Car sale «ritt find it to tlie'r interest to with A O. SOHOON.M AKICK, 1 .»* VT llliuia St.. .Nus York.' 0 L. LKFTwI K. with inss®, kujrtt * fR* *:P, RienXONP, TA , Wacleii.tle Dealers i* *«O*R, iHOKS, TRUHK*. SC. f l all'* I is* p»'.4 le «. dars, aa4 «l:i --» . > • »*ri«al»»S - Viffin.i Hi Bit Pr%t*% a ijlttn'ty (irtli.l. » a* »i»t «. raw*:i . t it i>. vavio. j R V. POWKK* A CO.. WBOLSSALg DKCG'OISr/S, llealsrs in PAISTfI, 011,3, DTRS, T iU:::M?Ey French end AmancnE winnow GLASS, PUTTY, SC, I SMOEIKti A!*l> CUKWiNG CI3ARB, TOBACCO A SPItOIAI.T") . lioß Mam Bt., Hiohracnd, Va; 1 A i| »!««:(- ~"GEO.¥rEW r ARTr Tin and Sheet Iron Mauu-j facturer. Op>*eiv. Farm*;*' \Yarehou«». N. t„ IBOFING BUTTERING AND SPOUT", ING daue al short noli re. le»f« eooitantly on Uiitid Is* lot > UaakiMf ai4 Heating Store*. WINTER MILLINERY AN D STAPLE NOTIONS COICSUTIXU OK TOJH Ac Chrisii niHH (iroods. TriiHtste.d Unto uiid lioniirt*. To lull ErerjrbttUy. deor South of Iloinl Fountain, WINSTON, N.C Mrs. N. S- 1 )HVIS>, TTie Wilmington Star. RiurcnoN- iv I'RK Fii. AiUu'.mb ii «it!«d to the foiicvring i»- r»t»« of »nb«»ripiion, CASH IN Anvtue* THE DAILY ST AR. 0«e Ytar |C.OO Tbr«e Mootlmll ,J0 ! Six M.)uili« 3.0t) , One M out hi 50 I ' ■"* TUB WEEKLY STAK. 0»« rm; SI.OO j Su M b tin W Tkra* U oath A Jt, 4Mn _________ Oar T« News lerricn hur«c«ritlT h»«B '*■«': .a Tn*j"i, >n( j j[ „ tr BiniUon to k'oaf, the STAB up to tlia bifh«it •umtar't of no* ji'»r uxtvl.'anew. AitdrMt, WM. 11. UEMNABI), j Wllininftun. N. O. rLvK.i-U.M* O XJ'S? I ! .">•»»' •« I '»!* our ~»• IMb*: V ■: 'J- At I !i'/- - ~—.. - x i " ' : i • ire M r»v;;-t-.vc* 1 rj '• :«v.l :V, " y i ! 1 i j.| •*. r" I h 1 K,n 1 r ' y: l>: r - yd ' ! - i A t-iiCM.y »lfi;»iui« Uj'Pil , ilk fVjLTit:.'' fAMiU MtOltWi. J^vS !: I i j,' msm t R&. i | [j] PHIUAtffteHJA. H| ! -V, ; »• 1 *• | A: y«-t. \ .it• * };• rv .•. ;.f». f■ i, :r c■ • I ? rfi . .»•« V r • ' ft . .1 ! «'*v .• .! 'I : • «... :i tit * I • >". Iri-nt xV 'ii;>.• ' rrt t!> • i ''.m -iw-l *1*«1 #: ••;». •i , , * .i»t> j Co., *« i !H .>, -N. ;•. : kc-•. •. • ' r j Uaouth • f S - - •• »u» , 110?.' E UOASTED CUL'FEEj AT 18 CTS A PCUNB P( T I I' IN POI.'ND PACKAGES , Eicrr i'arUiisf 4'ontiiiun a Cresfal in V'u!u* iroru » cl*. Jo TFAM: MVPPI.IKIt I'T Eljamiolf i * * V Charlotte, N. C. liy~>l estias thii paper^^ THOMPSON'S -0 O M VO IT N D Ut4i& A MI LI) TONIC AMU A I'PSiTJ Eli. A '■urc for D\>-;*|Min 1 anfl 'i i r :ipitK'!i. 1 j/i• i:» •'■ • i).« . ii.,u>ut the Liwr ami Ki«ltif*van i p»v*\s a penile *» no t»» tl.i! Organs. Nn^irk rrs .lrution following ProlracttMl Nci vgiisb. 1 Mini «tite*b!« I coittlition 1 tli«- £?ium;il >y«- Uin. HAurr acti r*i» BY Dr. V. 0, THOMPSON, DHl'Gt.I^T, Winston N. C. « I > » "T BUY YOUR 1 ) M U S T O i\ !•: S UNTIL YOLf fii-.K , | I i; W. DURHAM, ii i Winston, N* C \ i (ly'~Designs mniletl t H - H. OARTLAND, ! t j And dealer in Cassi mares ! 1 I FI.MM I.OTIIS I And Furnishing Goods i i Qreensb'oto, - ... N.C. | I'scer f'eatral Hotel. "NOTIllNti STJCCEEPS LIKE Si CCUSS." DANMJRY, N. C., THURSDAY, MA IXC H 8, im HE I'l' !t >. SWIMJI I.NK. '•Kiitnrn, \vc date not as fain Wou' 1 cry from lu-nits that yearn ; j l 4 ovt» darci uoi bi»t our dcutl again Return. rfl\9*fly tlmt s* ain .'trsd tmfit is tirvi ftjft- l\;tlcn'd lutrn nm l .-train ! Dow jjowu, li«? -vtiil, .*n«l loat ; '1 he fu'Ht't that I «\i! *il all lii'.'n* c of uai;. | N«» fur.era I riles inurn ; • ll while li >: a> leinain, Ketitin. A H!irri;miiuTAV i uluVJmI. >V. Ill'No Alt. I Wliitc fal>i;U-s woven iQiu:,>;tli' i-U ..lh Enwrap tlir silentlil'ls tint lie i.ike dim it* :,tl jiantfr in thea- >»iirutul>, ; ClaHjrt'd Ijj the tilik arms ni :In* sky. K»r uii the mountain's loltx I row, li)' miiiiiifi's imful :huyl r rin n. Hie w inil is'i cii'i vi: • :','j t.i'sunw huiliN . ki.tirway up toward liea>eu. STATE GI AHD. 'I h» law uniirr which tue Ptkle tiuan! 1 i • to lie no equipped we.it ! ; iito force the Ist of July, 1887. De- ! eisiuns tnaile ~i Dteember by the Seurc. : ' t :\ry of War were to the eif«jt that mi j dcr its proTimous (jaarlaruia.stor'x ► tores us woli a 4 ardianee stores cuuld lie iisucd. Tills is a new dq orturc an d a iuont iuipoi taut one : certaiuly lir North Caaaiina, for it permits tiie ; complete eijuipmetit, with uniform-, i evercoats, ie., if /he State Uitard. \ I tie lan increased the auowatife a'.tio- j ally to the militia IU the I nitoil States from sii'!o,ooo Jo North; Carolina's annual iguuU is Of tint a'low >nce t la«t Jaly,) , ♦C..UUO is to the State's credit oww. I and SIO,IBS more ibeciiu' * available [Julyl«t u»st. (lut of th. SIO,OOO, I overcoats will be ditiWii fir wolve bun- ; i tired men. Four coinjmuios aro to be immediately supplied with uniforms,and | the i.-stte of the latter will in ull ea.r« be b.ueii upon the toport of th laspei'. tsr Geiicrul that companies are iu nv i ol thfin. The Ktuies art all th" prop erty of the United .Mates. The la»r i entirely new hspurpuse is to mifc the actlfe militia :lio '»reseiTe"' of tin army. It practically ftivcs each State, at tiover.iuieut expense, so far as cloth. ! inp, anus anil camp ei|utpngc are con cerned, an army of its own, ready fui service»lway», at a taomeut'g notice, at th* call cl'tlie Governor or the I'l '-i --dent nf the United States, >hrough thu Goveruar. 7'ho State (Susrd thus bt conies as near the reguhr uric* a: ! pus»ihle. The law of the State Bxcs tin number of enuip*niax at 25. 1 lie same i act gives each company sjilo annually. The uiinitauii) strength of a coupain UIUM not fall below ,'!2, at,d each organ isation must be at a point having rail- j way or steamb'ist eemmunioatinu am! i with *.elej:riplini faeilitio# -- Italcigli Chronicle. \ JOUl' H Uttli lull UATTIiE- i SN \I\KS A« *.o the euaseducsi of the rattlesnake says J. W. Soolt iu tho Philadelpli Press, I would like to correct n "Very ] ■coumii n error These otborwiee dan geious reptiles]always give waruiug, a»c ' ncrer bite unless roughly trad upon or incautiously caught with the hand. On a cold, rainy or damp day, when partly ] torpid, they give no alarm, and will not j bite under any circumstances. A msn may lake tbei&up and fold tliciu urouud ! his ueuk with iut harm. 'I hc same luay J bedonoal oilier times, but the per-!, former must be extremely cautiuits. IU may toueh any part of the snake's body I except t. i ta 1 or rattles. The rattler ! has a well knowu hut unwritten law 1 "Thou shnit not suffer any man to touch thy tail or thy rat'les, o pain of de h j to the ollender " Obierviog this law, , an expert may handle one of tlies* i tile monsters almost any tiiu«* with ab selutc impunity. It is needles* to say, however, that I do nit recommend such petfnrinaßCe an au every day nereise. , Even an unloaded gun will aoinetiuics gooff uuexpeciiugly. There was a SOO,OOO lire in Ocnla FN. yesterday ; SHALL \Y V. HAVE A FAKMtiv TKUST' The subject of frails is one that is , becoming a matter »f great interest to the people, and teprcially to faiwers. They suffer uiore from monopolistic | combinations than any oilier clan*. The j problem of how to combat those trusts !is then i matter of prcfouid ißtere»i ,to the entire farming population It ;is proponed by the Hrslern Rural that l the farmer! undcrtako to solve the • difficulty by forming a trust iheioselvos. j We quote tljs rcm'irk.s of tin Rural u,i full; they are intcivsifng reading; Everything is going in'.o trusts cicepl j fartniug. Suppose we "trust" farming I too. The trusts that have been organ ized mean to charge us farmer* a higj.ei price for everything we use. iSalt writ be higher, eonl i» higher, machinery i» I higher, dugargi.es up, everything costs j or is to coat a price that is mucli higher j'ban the laws of supply aud demand ! warrant, simply because there i.s a eou> ! bination under ihe style of trusts >Ve i must pay big jr.iocs for what wc buy, and get small prices for niiat wo sell. How can >.vo maintain ourselves utter that kind of an arrangement ' There is \ nothing left for us tu do but organize a j 1 trust, and we osn orgamza one. it' we ; j choose, that will knock all nthor trusls l | silly, How shall wo do it! Just organ- j ize. Let there be an Alliance formed ■in every district. Let the work go j rapidly forward until every farmtr in ! j the lam! is enrolled under the Ailiaucc : 1 ba'jner. Then let the National Oigan ! ization ■ fio» time to tune the ad. vice to withhold this crop or thru crop j from the market a few days, or to cearo purchasing this article or that, and let he advice ho St! t.y fullewod. Tiwae !is not au industry in the country that oottld not ba brought down i n its ki>« > I in short order if such a -'trust'' was in ; operation. The barbed wire monopoly ! could U burstod; the railroad uiooopoly ■ould I i twisted iutc decency, grasping j capita! could bo tau»ht a solid les-ison | I that it would never forget, aud while all j 1 , M» •*-a. beiHg iW-na. the Kk.scjd.eut a-1 --V could iretuently bo giveu to withhold ; the solid farmer vote fioui this candidate or lhat, because h« is no! wor'.hy of ' 0- ' tideuoc, and if audi advice were followed, i more would he an end ai once nod or- j ever of all the evils uodei which we • j suffer. Indeed the ba i . box is to bo j the chief reliance of the farmer tj trust, and the sooner wc organize the trust, i tint sutler we .sliall be able to utililizu the ballot box for our own and tie gen eral good. Siiiuusiy, n great deal might be done iu the »»y of piotecting oursulues by withholding our picducts from the mark et and withholding our patrouagc frmi ! inonopolios for a season, if we wero well : orgatiiled. The thing is in a naoasnri practical. It is just as piactieal for us to nold our products, or to limit the i production of a certain crop, as it is fo the coal barons to limit the output o! coal. All wo uced is organization and i a will to accomplish our purpose, even j ; if it requires some temporary sacrifice. I There are manv organizations in the land that extend over the whole country, ! and are represented in almost evetv! ! hamlet. Orders are frequently issued j ; from the lieadxunrters of these organ! | j zillions, and in an week's time ever) 1 lodge iu the louutry is working in ac- j I cordance with such orders. The Alii- i ■ ance can do likewise it farmers will g,.' i into it, and unite their efforts for the ! accomplishment ot a ci .union purpose. | liut as we have s.mi mnr.y times, there ' Jis absolutely nothing necessary tu do, j but organize. The very moment that i ' other industries and the polilioans | found that the farmers were closely or- \ 1 ganized, they would ay, like the iu the j tree, "I'ou't shool, we will eouio down." : i We have either got ta organize a'lrust ; or else wc must burst the other trusts. This position is good m far as it gucs, i but i( doesn't go far enough There is j !«nu need to confine the opcratims of j such a scheme to one organization. Let not only too Alliance but all other fnr , mer's organizations unite in forming a : 1 'trust' cover ug the entire oouatry. The i (liango, the Wheel, the J M B. A and all others should come in snd make , the trust universal in iu scop-!, cover i ing evety class ef farming produe'i, n -I'lien farmers would bi in a position to ■ Ifght the eiiiiin ' with heir awn weapons. L —Progression Farmer. ! Rinpcror William hasordercd aspicial ' | report on tjie oonditiiin of the C own Princ's laryux L>r. Maekenize proi est- j 1 cd ngains; the treatment ol the 1 ■cruian jdO?..:U I « STATE NEWS. Gruensbnro fl orkmtm. The money keeps railing iu At the People's Kite j (Vnts Savings liniik. On yesterday the deposits rushed past the $14,000 mark. Ilvudersnu Gold Lvf 'fobaceo is now selling higher on the Henderson n.iraet than ever before, perhaps. The sales continue heavy and everything and everybody is wide-awake and full of business. Uuuriiibnrx E-iiungc: Twenty-two of the graded school pupils, each under tvft»tt» years of yuslertlav a 4 I'tei'y wntlen toHbe I'hiladeL . | hia Tail' v. where piizes await tho oaes whose aro the most worthy. Sanli 'iu'Ed-press: New coaches wil! be put upon the 0. F. & Y, V. road ; soon. Capt. Fry is st tho North pu v chnsiiig ihcui." This road will be shin , ing liglu iu North Carolina. Mr. M. Mcleo i Kelly, oCCarthago township, i has madi 1,775 pounds of seed cotton on two aeros of laud, a bale and had to the acre. Charlotte C'Aromch Ono of subscribet in untieing the fact that a i canning factory will sliottly be iu oper i atiou in Cliurlotte, tells us tiiat it is 1 bound to be a »uccess, as the example of all ether factories of its kind iu th.- | State will show Ho mention.-*, as an instance, the successful career of tin j iittucs Canning Company, which wa» j established at Is lington in ISS7, and which has already built up a successful trade. Wi'kesburo i hroiucte. The latr. det arture m * oial circletof iVilkesboro is the popular ainusi ment of premenad itig the streets oxbaek particip:i:i:l by ces aud gcnlletoen. Verily "On ward the tidi of amuseuient flows." : Wo have received a eard fr.iui Mr. li. N. Higgins, of Pntlsboro, Tex., asking 'or samples of the Chronicle. Mr. Illg g .is was fi'i.nsrty a rebidont of this e uut\ and migrated to Ttxas in ISSG. Mrs. Higgins will bo rcinem'nerej us the moll'if of live oli lilren w iiiin eleven i , v j(>tii2 while liviujj in this CtfU^ty. Winston Dnl /■ The Kirhmond £ Dunville l'.jiiroad Company hate now an opportunity of penetrating with a i railway one of the Hues! and most fertile, j cctiotix of our Statu. They can do it, too, w; th tho liberal ant of thu people on th Hue. In this we allude to the Wilkesboro extension, which i- cliou must sooner or later meet the eves of enterprising railroad men who will avail t I'm selves of 1 1« advantages, should the Kichiuoud it Danville Company negle .-t them. Hesides this, if tliey do not build, ihey will iorever forfeit tne con fidence of the people of this section, who will then have tasmd two bitter pills of licit' taking. Kaleigh A'cw? Observer: Coainisj iouer »f Agriculturo UubittMin, with t a ol State Chemist ftittle, is niw at work on a plan for establishing' in every coun ty a model of experiment farm. This j work is psoper y a sequel to the organi- I zation of farmers' institutes, in which i the commissioner did some extensive and j valuable work last year. The purpose of these farms is to show aud exemplify the best method of work iu every de partment, of agriculture, aod is far as practieanlc to provide for the examina- | lion and analysis of seed, elc. It is ' propn dto have lbs host lurming iiu- • pleiueuts suited to the locality in wli 'h each farm may bo located, >vith all in— j formation as to how they may be procur- ! od, prices, «to, mJ other joasral in r- t 1 uiatioii valuable te farmers. The full ® | plana etc., will l>e made known i the , : early luiuie. Tho completion "f, ' the 1) eh l.aw by Cougress gives io j ' io Stats experiment station, located iu ! this t it , au annual revenue of $15,000 from the I uited Stales Government, ' j commencing Ootober, This will be a great relief to the Department of j Agriculture, uf which the station is a sub department, and which has hitherto been maintained from the funds arising to the State by the - lie of fertilizer !i --eensn. The e aie now 213 stu dents at \\ ska Fores' College. j Immigration agent Patrick h«« been noti'ia 1 by a New llamshire inan, lliut ho w II come tu this Stato at au early : day aad put up a clothes pin factory > with a enpseity of 300 gross per day. The looation of the factory has not been | •elected,— — Iho bsoui in the tooaeeo | tnarkot is somothing astonishiDg. The warehouses were flooded Thursday with some of the finest grades evtr seen on the market, and the averages ran uj#' incredibly. PICKINGS. ' From the V. ' ninst-jn «t:M Ha-sehall lialsris" sieuot to be cut Suth is tue taU. Minnesota is for t rivsb . i for the noio • iatiouf:>r the Preidoney . ' Miss Cleveland is writing a book on I thu famous St. Augustine. I Texas is plethoric. It has $1,727,- I 000 surplus in tuc Treasury. Thodore Thomas is said to have a mu sical library worth JO. f ra«ee*s wiife otop >s ?r 're.asing. Perliapi the appetite is in .. .g also. Sheridan says he does not desire to be a candidate for the Presidency. Stick to that Phil. Newspaper publisher Geo.'W. Chilis , says no, he v.iil not be a caudidate for ihe Piusideucy. There is a continu«d rutaor in Lou don taat bloody iialfour will have to step down and out. Edgar Fawcct. l el, critic and uov. etist, says that Wall Whitman's poetry ts duilcr than au- auctioneer's oa'.alegue, and so it is. It is hard work to liod where the ,'poetry" comes iu. Thus far nothing bus boe.idone iu the Congress to reduce taxation aad relieve the people. Iu the mealtime an tin. ueocessary tax of some $160,000 a day is taken from the burdeutd people. The three Democrats most talked a | boui in Washington for tho Democrslit uvuiinatiou for the \ io« l> residency are \ oorhees, Vila* auj liiaea. Much will Jepend upon the Kcpublican notniueos. j Ihe South Caiuliua "apers are now JAeussiug the farewell ieilar at Capt. 1 iilmaß, the Protection moiauar from ; that Stato. He is praised or blaiueti ' according to pclitieai t'aiti. and personal prediction. Ilenry George says he thinks Blnitir iticaL's to say lit will not figi t for nominations, but will accept if tendered lie says he rather tt nks Slaino will be the mau. a],j.e«.-s to be.tne preponderating opinion. Washington letter writers report that ' tho Hill men are strongly antagonizing the President in New York, and are say- | ,1 mg that he uaunot carry Uiat State, j Vie believe thu President is sticngti i i in h s own State than any other man and ; il iiou. intud thsc u* will carry it. ■ i So .Mr. iloberl Pun.B V?iisoc, the young Kentucky poet, is not Southern after al 1 . He was hern m Pennsylvania Mi.'l A. I'ug.'.ut V'irginiu, thiiike "the j beauty of the St.nth has informed his spirit. ' Mrs. Perston, the Virginia j poetess, is also a native of Pennsylvania.' The N#* Orleans States announces ' ! the. death of the wife of Mr. David M. V auoe, son ol Suuator Vane . She was b'irn Mist Maud Watkii son. ii pays a touching tribute tritiuic to her She j i loaves two liltlo chili!: . She had 1 . been married but three . >m. M..| \ aneo is connecicd with the oai:ori.-tl stall of tho Stales. Here are tlij ta:.cs collected durn. • 1887, iu North 'ar. liua j "Tax on licenses retail liquor dealer.*,' $82,7->7 . tax on white po'la, I tax oil colored pells, 03.-: ;oa rea' i and pi-rsonal property at l'2i cents ■ • itie SIOO valuation. $J57,450. Total school taxes, $005,000; total taxes ft ! all ciunty purposes,'Jti)2o,ooo." It is reported that the House Judioi. I i ary Committee is prepuriug a substitute . bill to change tne Judiciary system of j tho 1 nited States. They prapose to re- j j construct the Federal, C'ircuit, and the j District Courts. In this wav they will give tho needed relisftotht U. S. Su-! preni • Coi. -t. ! I Two git ,s, darned '1 illie and l.tili* Ingcrsoll, sisters, from U as'iington, Pa. ) visited Beooklyn, N. V. Mr. H. S \\ illis, a lawyer, became engaged to I.illie. Tillie now sues for breach ol proiaise. Willis wroto a "poor fist" and j his letters to Lilite looked like letters to ; Tillie The damages are laid at $50,- i OtlO. lloth fell in lova with hire. Tho reputed bone- »f the. nice la«snt ■ Thomas Uccket are said t» be oxposod. j 1 in Canterbury, England, in the bouse !of a local antiquary, Two London ba j risUrs, of the same namo end reputod descendants, threaten to prosecute the Dean aud Chapter for misdemeanor in J permitting the leniovs! of the body froir eonseoratcd soil. The skeleton is laid /'out on a table. Bccket bus been dead' several hutidred tears. 1 * i JMO. 30 • PIINGRMT Hawtborse was not a society mat Heat him t , "Ffl wo.uld know ffi« ityjiiery ( of human bososis 1, can# tok. §ticss."—Wash., Cf/f/ii. t¥ Curious, set th-' niSB wlfo hs* tkc i bsst standing in a faahianoble eliurehaiu generally the inap wj«« pty» tha awst tor !iis s.'at. Uurliujjjlju i/cfj^rfnu A man in Lowell Ktass., bss a dea that chews tobaceo. It tobasoo to a cheap blanket, aud byks with enthusiasm, Magnetic Statesman is uicntiosod it its buaring—Chicago Iler Id. A S'hihielphia 'boy wants ta know of the Times how to mskc a fortune as a journalist. Go into sotus oilier fiusi i ness and exercise your jouraislistic tal. ent by toiling people privately how a I newspaper ought to bo run.—liiebtusnd i Dmjiaivh. The father thought hs would appeal io his yuiiug martaonj. Oae tiurn tug whsn lie made his uauij deiaasd the father said : "Pou't you taink you'rs aiost too old to beg for a nickel V "J hat's so,"said tho boy thoughtfully. "That's so. Give ins two bits.- -"Sati Fran isco Cy unj/e. Worried wife. 1 0, dotlor, what i dotained you ' I sent for you st |IU o'clock; tny hujbaii'i is very low ;E loec." "Doctor (cotrplacently i,'\os, I received yet: call then, but a:, I had anyt ugtigetneut with another patient iu this neighborhood at 0 o'clock 1 thought I'd make ono job of it and ; kill two birds with one stone. '-Judge. rp i • ' " ■ . %.* there is SSJ nmch electricity in a kiss that engaged levers have been known to dspctid npoa it altogether to light a spacious room.— Jturnal at HktiC'Uutn. >«, ' # , itible clas.-, studying about Jostpk id prison aud ais leiaiiost to tua :it«f hitler and baker, alia iutereiied in U«a daily newo Tcaehsr—•Whom slid Jo i | serfc trust to get bin, oat of jmuso * ' i Jjiiuu b3y---lioii 15m.W.-..-l»x e a 9 ■ A - j . • 4 Abs glad to see jou lack, old Mai/'' said s local merchant to a" eit i«n. "I'm giad it be bteV," said Ike I other. "Where hsvn yoo h««0 *" ; "licet, over to beomloWß." "Io bus»» I insss there."' "Yoi.; 1 ">lak» ju^y ' thing ?' "ies, made as assignment." —Judge. ' lion. Ja«ii;.s (i. IJiaina vy.-iUen a ' letter fr m Flore.ijes, Italy, i n which ho ; deciimt, the use of his noma for the H«- ; uhlicsn Prssideutia! noioisatinn, nad , m doing so makes the cluiiu that never i.n the history of his party wero the •stance* so favorable for a magmficeßt victory. Hon. John Shermau -ays ho has aeeu expecting such an ntitraroe from Mr. Hlaino, and that it was on th« uy | poth-isis that he had entered the l'roet- doutial list. Monoy was very low in New York last week. Tho average was aat more than per cent. Tho r.Mlroati esru- I lugs for Jsunary show a slight- iiicresse I over last year. There aro t oiuroo /rem 1 fcnt 12 rods for theiirst week m lfi%j>, ary, and show a gain oi"U).!)l ejnt. j New Vori jobbiag dry goods trido was ; light and irregular for last week.—Wil. , 'liington Slur. *» . Judge Connor some months' ago cs pressed the opinion that thotiulatfer of •mailer mimes is diminishing in tho i State; but Forsyth does not"seeni.(o be uiQislly improving. If tuo numhr ,of , smaller crimes is diminishing in *oy narts of-the State we can only account ' for it is easier to convict parties accused ol smaller crime* liks potty laren/ and ail ray, that it is ts.uicet'tha demands o jnsiice ogaiiwt those accused jsf-liijjhjir ' ofteactis, and this fear of qojivctibtr may" , be noting as a warning Iqsmu rfgaffAV' the ciminiission »f smaller crimes. j " ~7*» *' * Vko does bef. :r.can j.o .bs.oclips- ', ,ed by fbo ex-Kmpress Engenio. Sho : expended $500,0u0 upon a inausoieum for tlic daad Kmj )«ror and son, and Aloxsr.der is nhoot speeding >n » ißooumeot to h'.s ruuydeswi The people of c«arso ksia to fursish the inoiity. Four men were killed and font badly sonhled by the explosion of a boiler on a i Louisiana plauhtUon
The Danbury Reporter (Danbury, N.C.)
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