The Reporter and Post
THURSDAY MAY 23, 1880.
Tenner at Home.
cenrrPiiPPN lnuntl Around llitnliury,
mid 4'mtiaty Mnllen Itrlclly Told
••A cliiot'* Htn-itix vim txUo'n union,
Aivl, faith, he'll proiit It-**
t A ny sub eriber who fails to receive
Uie REPORTER AND POST every week is
.oquosted to report the failure. We
■ant to see whore 'ho fault is.
Sun Rises 4 50 a. tu.
Sun Sots 7 04 p. in.
Day's Length 14h 08 tuin.
New moon next Wednesday.
CoBKT in Stokes August 5.
Cot'itr in KoukiiigWii July 22.
I)tßO—.Wednesday night Alloc wife
of Ptllcde Nelson.
Goods chesp at the Rt d Store. Ger
manton, N. C. Call and see.
MR. Phillips, register ot deeds ha-,
been off liotne this week.
TitBRK are six prisoners in jiil nl'
colored and under sentence.
DISTRICT Conforenee is in session at
Madison, Hi?hop Granbury, presiding.
MR. Walter King und bis wife und
mother loft this county for Utah last
7'uesdiy.
GRAIN of all kinds, pasturo und grn«s
ore growing wel!; and corn is nearly all
planted.
IT is jnst one year the 17 th day of
this month since Mt. Airy was rrnclntd
by railway.
ANOTHER haeit full of visitors arriv
ed at tne McCanless home day before
yesterday.
Tills is just a dchgttful season for n
picnic; the foliage is in its flush and
the grouud dry.
Dr. V. O. Thompson, Winston, N
C , M selling cabbigd seed (two papers
for five cents. •)■
Young man if yoi want the prott a t
dress shirt iu the State go to the Red
Store Gerioai.tou, N. C. f
Itr.v. 11. R. Itll, Presiding Elder,
will preach in the Methodist church at
this place Sunday night.
ELI.IS Ilairston's wife colored, on
Mr. Filter's land is reported to have
been delivered of a trsplet.
A full lino of girden fioeds nf all
kinds at 'vholesalc and r«tail by Ash
oraft & Owen**, Winston, N. C. f
CROP prospec's ore very fine AND tb«-
outlook is good for the heaviest crop ol
fruit known in tins section for year*.
We hear that Mr. Bcnbow of (Jreens
boro is to take chargo of the Piedmont
liotcl, and John I'. Clayton of Geriuan
ton the bar.
QUARTERLY mooting of Danhnrf oir.
ouit will be held it Sandy Ridge next
Saturday and Sunday 25th and 20th
iuat. Full attendance iripiestcd.
Till cool wave which has been waft,
ing this way since Tuesday caused soutc
to be apprehensive that the ountty
Would be visited by a light irost.
" Tin Wi us '.on Senline\ tells of a pen.
Del up hog frothing at the mouth and
biting at eveiything within reach ax
one of the aighta near the roscrvoir one
day last week.
TIIF. Justices of the I'cacc of Stakes
county are required by law to tveet the
County Commissioners at Danburv on
the first Monday in June next, for the
purpose of levying the county taxes.
TUB rainfall during April and the
present month baa been light, but
though some light showers would favor,
ably affect the crops g-enorally, clear,
warm weather il needed that tli as wl.o
have not plowed all their land may he
able to do so.
RKV.C. P. Suow, Dei vatuntale, will
preach at Davis Chapel on Friday May
Slat at 11 a. m. at Pulliaiua' school
house near Flat Shoal Churili Saturday,
June lat at Bp. m., at Palmyra on
Sunday Juno 2nd at 11 a. m.,nml at
Danbury on Sunday June 2nd at 7
p. m.
The wheal crop.
Wheat is leoking well, and if the
presence of black heads is to be relied
on a« a of a gool e-op we shall
have una. The* o d nights are al.'o
good for the crop, but s!i»ul I J uiit) ho
a wet month the crip any Sudor fr.'iu
rust.
The lilt o! tSa season.
Wo ate this work ■ f the unrolled pait
of a WINE-UP whiu'i a g-tla-uaq Ij-id MV
ed among otlnrn fir Ins igost bean'ifut
young I id) frii'ti 1 as In- said, but h:id
b?en pri'vcnted by uirivoidalda circum
staaccs from Bonding to her whom he
hopes may live to gather the choicest
frnita aa she wilJ.
"THE Q&EE HO3B BRAT,"
of l)r [l linen, in full of tho genial an
thor's exuberant humor. lis fnn is
supcrli uial unit obviuus ; but more is
moanl than meets the ear or eye Tim
vehicle which ran for a hundred years
and a day without * break; typifies a
healthy hnmau body and npresents the
natural term of its service. ff, hawev
cr, u man has catarrhal, bronchial, us
tlminatie, or pulmonary disease, he ean.
not live out half his days, unless lie
eradicates the scrofulous huunrs whose
presence causes these local troubles.
The treat blood-cleansing alteiativo of
Or. Pierce, known as the "Golden Med.
icil Discovery," rids the blood of scrof
ulous pollutions, and by improving the
nutrition, eivos new vigor to the debil
itated syste n, and cures these diseas
cs.
Uniquallcd—Dr -age's fata irh Hem
edy.
Movement «»!'trains
Iho mail train going north le ves
Walnut Cove 3.43 p m., Geritimton
4.12., Rural lUII 4 15 , Dilton 4 45.,
Pinnacle 4.58 , Pilot Mountain ."> 10.,
Ararat 5.28 arrives at Ml. Airy 000
Coing south leaves Ml. Airy 3.4 i a m,
Ararit 4 -•"> a to. Pilot Mountain 4.38,
Pinnacle 3JT>. Dillon 507, Rural 11 nil
5 3*2, Gcrwsntuii 5.45, Walnut Cove
CO3.
The Accommndution train going north
Monday, V ednesday, and Friday, leave
Wn! ul Covo 7.55., a. m. v Oerinnuton
8.'25, Bnrul Hall 8.55, Daltoii 9.35
Pinnacle 9 55, l'tlot Mountain 10 '2'),
Ararat 10 53 arrives at Mt Airy 11 3 fl :
going south ( ueidi;, Thursday and
Saturduj) 12 "la in, Arart 113, l'liot
Mountaii 1 4J, Pinnacle H. 05, Dalum
j'l 25, Rural 11 .i II 3 10, Girmuuton
4 05, Walnut Ouve 4 43.
Spring Times.
To mo back* rolling round filled wi'.h
up!) uien mid nretty women and cliil
drcit early ad this month mikes »m
--tliiuk of July, wlicu the spring season is
in full blast.
.lust as we have predicted, tliU sec
lion like the extreme western pni't »l
North uroliiia, is beginning to be ap
preciated, and every year will increase
Its interest fifty per ejnt., until the
toot ' toot! from the Atlantic and Pan
vilie railroid, as it steam* up the nar
row bottoms (lie Dan, sliaU re
verbiate fftun the hills around, aiid the
smoke from heavy blast furnaces shall
be n'cn to rise to tlu! *wy clouds, when
the iutcri-st will increase u tl.rv.nmd
fojd
This section has now taken a start
mid has a s"liii (inundation for a perim
uent boom, its toundu'ion is rock,
m.derluin an 1 overtaid with iroi, while
the heavy beds of manganese, firj clay,
lime ami mini, nr. every side will keep
it » lid. We will never be satisfied
until wo see ten tli"U'nnd men working
on this solid foundation, and can ftand
oil one ol our mountain peaks, hear tin
whistles, and see the smoke cuil ftoni
the engines, on ut least tix different
railroads steaming for this "iron cen
ter" us they bring in or curry out long
trains of cars cirryin.' (iioiMau-is of.
health and pleasu o seekers to tilts land
of spring* and carrying to the four cor
oers of t'le earth tlie immense deposits
of ireu which fill ovr hills, or the tino
tiuibnr which stands above the ore.
Mt. Airy 3. S. Coafereaoy.
The Ml. Airy iiunduy 3cho.il I'i-tiiei
Conference will convene at Klkiu N
0., Fridnv June 7th 1880.
-TItrRHUAY KKIHT -
Opening saiuiou by Rev. D. M. Lita
ker.
FRIDAY.
0 a. m. Devotional Kxercises,
0.15 a. ui. oiuauuation, eto , ,
10 a. 111. Statistical reports from
pattors.
11a 111. The wotlel S. S. Supt., Rev.
J. Jl. Prico, W.M. Cundiff and others.
2 p. in opening exercises.
2 15 p. m Tho alliance between the
lioi'ie an the 8. S. Dr. J. M. Turner
and Itev. T. W. S. I'arker.
3p. 111. Why i* it that so many are
iiidilerenl to Sunday school work ! IV.
11. llyuuai, B. F. Craves am! others.
4 p. til. —Who should go to Sunday
school Ucv. G. F. Smith, J. 11. Al
lan and others.
Bpm Sermon on the value of ll.c
God's werd by llov. M. 11. Tuttlo.
SATURDAY.
8.30 ain Devotional exercises,
0a m Tbe advantage uf dcuiiuuia
tiouui schools by Prof. Dred Peacock,
Rev. N. 11. Richardson and others.
10 am The old time school and the
I new contrasted hy Rev. B. F. Dixon.
It" J•"» /* m. U''tt*»'is »f teaehing by
|it K Crawford and t). F. Sim
mon'.
2 p ill I'eVotional exercises.
2.30 p m—^hat sh iuld he the ti ar li
ar's olijjet ' Bi' Pref. l>. MaitTli'inp"
son. Ucv, 11. I. AfVwi- and nthmfl.
5 TTI p ui Sunday sehi-ol
W. F. Strmid and llev. C. P. Snow.
4 a 111 Election of offieeis, &e.
K. O. MASTKX, 0. W. SpMtOK.it,
Scc'y, Pres.
Shipstuffsl.lspoi cwt. Meal $1.30
per ewt. (lood flower $2.35 per cwt.
White corn 021 per cwt. Mixed 600
at the Red Store, Uermanton. f
STATE Slßffl.
Washington Giizctle —Mr. J. T.
Patrick, after several years of faithful
service a agent of luiiuigrution for
North Carolina, rcsigus to accept a inor
lucrative position, tit >rc national in its
character. A Northern syndicate
has bought 30,000 acr« of land in Cur
rituck county, N. C., nod on tho border
of Virginia, and will divido into small
farms of 50 acres and build town OD tho
Norfolk Southern railroad.
If you spit up phlegm, and are trou
bhsj. with a hacking cough, use Dr J
II McLean's Tar wine Lung Halm.
In oases of Fever and Ague, the
blood is ns effectually, rhough not so
dangerously poisened by the effluvium
o| the atiposphore as it could be by the
deadliest poison. Dr J II McLean's
Chills und Fever Curo will eradicate
tbio poison from the system. 50 cents
a bot'.lo-
Cronpv suffocation*, night coughs and
ill the eoaru >n iiffjetiirn of the throat
and lungs j M ickl v relieved by Dr J (1
McLean's Tar Wine and Lung Halm.
Old pnnple suffer much from disor
ders of the uriniary org ins, und always
! gratified at the wonderful effects of Dr
I J It McLean's Liver and Kidney Halm
in banishing their troubles, SI,OO per
bottle.
NOTICE.
Mat'' o!' Carolina iln the Superior
tftik«t county. VCourt.
S May 12th ISSU.
l!oa:iolu A Southern Hallway Co.
vs.
■Vllliiti 1.. Ila ! istoi and Sninnel
tj.ors'nii and Cabivl llaiistxn
• oil !,is I'owel Ilaiistftti
anl others.
The defendants in the above stateil
ease are hereby notified that on the 14tli
fJun-J L33D, the Plaintiffs will file
their petition and make application to
l*|i a Clerk of the Superior Court of
Siokes County for the appointment of
live commissioners for the purpose of as
•essirg the damage which may accrue
•o yon by reason of the right of way and
construction of tho road bed of the Ho
moke k Southern Kailway over your
lands in Sauratown township, Stokes
c ounty, N. C.. which lands will beniorc
particularly described in the petition
herein tiled, when and where you may
ippear and show canso to tho contrary
iT uny you have.
Roanoke k Southern Railway Co.,
Hy A. 11. Joyce, Ally
FOR SALE
F/ J •() li. 111LYL o(\4 TFI)
FOR A FIRST CLASS
SUMMER HOTEL
190 Acres.
One ami onii halfniih** from PiuiwHeth**
a'itn'al Kai4ro.nl Station on the C. F. Sc. Y
V. IJn.l, .iu»l at tlw ba*o of the Pilot ilottn
tain.
Tho;v an* on tlntraM soaie low la.nl
ntviTiil .u'ivs in clover; is lin«; tobacco land,
four dwi'lli us tobacco barns blacksmith
liop i&c will miM low for c^i),
address, X. r. CTI.LEH,
Cullers, X C
or M IVppei, rjal estate agent Danbur)
We also olTermie oilier tract i't)o acres tine
tol-iuvo Sand, produces good wheat, grass
7"i acres cleared tend 011 the plait!, 10
a Tea or more good liottoin la d. schools
ind chiitvhes near tbi* place, good dwellings
tenmtt houses &■•., 011 tlie place, ill a geod
.icigllWllood iiuar the O E iS T V Itailruad.
Address W. T. Monks
Culler X. C.
ir X. .V IVpper, real estate agent. U tiiburj
Light Hunting simple in construct
i>>n and durablu. Is mounted on the
'nit-Hi s'\l>> w>'ol work and has all tho
iupmvi*l aMm lmicn'K. There is nolh
'iiiir on il>« lunrkut i-|iiul *«> it for tbe
uortty. Afjvitt* waniud. Adiirr^it
' . FRED S BARSTOW.
]ji oudwfty NeV York
nr
PEPPER & SONS. Agts.
DANBUHY, N.C.
Frequently accidents occur in the
housohold which cause burns, cuts.
sprains and bruises; for use in such ca
ses Dr J II MoL.m's VoloiniJ Oil
Liniment has for many years been the
oonstaut favorite family remedy.
V'ou will liava no ase for sp.ntaslcs
if you use Dr J II McLean's Strongth
umg Eyo Snlve; it removes the film
and scum which accumulates an tlio eye
balls, subdues inflaination, coils and
soothes the irritated nerves, strengthens
weak aud falling sight. '2sc. a bu...
For s:ck headaohe, female troubles,
neurulgeria pains in the head take Dr
J II McLean's Littlo Liver and Kid.
ney Pellets. 25 cents a vial.
Summons for Relief.
Xnrth Carolina I In Superior Gouri
I Summons for Belief
Stokes County | Before the Clerk.
.1 T West, Adm'r, of |
Vaney I) Kidman, j
dee'tf, Mary J. Kedmaiij
aud William A. L sli, |
plaint ill's,
against
Dormer Ke«luian, Geo. |
Itadiuan, Kdipir Bed. | Petition to sell
■ an, Annie Bcdinan and I l.iml for assets
Bedmon. helrs-al- |
law of Yancy 1). Med-1
man, Del. |
To tlio SlieritT of Stokes eonnty--Greet
ing : Von ure cmimatided t » summon
Dormer Bedinan, Bedtnan, Kdgar
Bedmau, Annie Bedmatt and Bed
man, infant without name, I 'is-at-law of
Yancy D. Rodman, deed, tli dofenda'its
above named, iftliey lie ,011 ml within you: -
county, to ap)x*ar at t!w office of the Clerk
of tin* Superior Court, for the county of
Stokes 011 the 25th day of May IWl>, and
answer the coiuplai ut, a copy of which will
he deposited ill the oflice of the Cleik of the
.Sii|M«rioi Court of said conuiy within ten
days from the date of this numaions, aul
et the defendants lake notice Hint if they
fail to answer the said complaint at that
time, thcplaintifs will apply to the Coin t
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Hereof fail no*, aud of this summons make
due return.
Given under my hand, this Pith day o!
March ISM),
N\ O. rETBEE f C.S. C.
oni»;u.
It ap|>earin; to the satisfiction of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Stowe* Coun
ty, that Doruidr lledui ui, George Bediuan,
Bedmau. Annie Bedmau, and
Bedmau, the defendants above nam
ed are hoii residents of this Mate, ntidrau
noi tfte-due diligence bf found tliehdu.
ami that they are necessary (Kilties to their
action.
It is therefore ordered by the Clerk that
service of summons he made upon said 11011
resident parties by publication for six suc
cessive weeks iu the I.anbury Bki'oUTKU
A: I'osr. a pip'ir published iu tli • town of
Danhury, N.C., notifying the above named
defendants to appear at the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Stokes Coun
ty, on the 25th day of Afay 1880, answer the
complaint of the plaint ills iu tin* alxn e en
titled pctton.
This the Bth of Apill 1880.
N. O. PETREE, C. S. C.
C- F. & Y. V. RAILWAY
COJfDEjYSEDSCHEDULE .YO 7
Taking effect 3:45, a. m., Mon. Jan, 7th 'BO
TRAINS MOV IV. VI, 111.
Pass. iS: Fr'ht &
Mail 1 Pass.
Lv Bennettsviile 5 'Jt a m IMM) am
ArMuxton « J M 8 20
Lv Maxtou l4O IMS
Ar Fayettevllle S J5 1 25 p 111
Lv Fayettevllle I 8 50 005 a 111
ArSauford 1 HI -V) I 20 pm
Lv Sanford.... 1 11 10 j2 3U
'Ar Greensboro 125 pin 72c
Lv Ureenslmro i 2 50 15 30 ri iu
Ar Mt. Airy I 0 50 T 10 p m
So I—. Breakfast at Fayettevllle, Din
ner at Greensboro.
TKAINb MUViNt. Sul 111.
Pass. A Fr'ht &
Ma 1 2 Pims
Lv Mt Al-y I 3 45 ain J 0 30am
Ar Greensboro 7 45 I 100pm
Lv Greensl»oro KMX) j730 a m
Ar Sanford 130 p m 150 p m
Lv Nan lord 1 55 , 230
Ar Fayettevllle 4 ot j5 60
Lv Fayettevllle 415 5 4') * m
.vr Maxtou. ft 15 ■ 0 45
Lv Maxlou 025 :10:15
Ar DcuueUsville 745 1 00pm
No. 2.— Breakfast at Grtcnsboro, Din
er at Sanford.
Factory and Madison Branches.— reight
and aud Accommodation.
Trains moving N'ortli.
Leave Millboro i 800 a. in
Arrive Greeasboio 030 * 4
licavii (traeusOoro | It' 10 44
Arrive Madison j 12 2i p. in.
Trains Moving South.
I*«*avc Madison | 155 a. in
Arrive Ci eensboro «...• j4lsa. in
(treensbon) | 445 •*
Arrive Millboro.... j 030 44
Fassencer and Mail Trains run daily ex
cept Sunday.
Freight and Accomodation Train runslie
tween Fayetovllle and lkuinettsvillo o.i
Tuesdays, Thursdays ami Saturdays ;
Freight and Avommmlation Train runs
from Fayettevllle to Bcncttsville on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays ; from Fa* -
ettevllle to Greensboro oil Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, and from Greeuv
l»oro to Fayettevllle on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Svtnrdays ; from (ireensl»oro t«»
lit. Airy on Tuerdays, Thumdays aud Sat
urdays, and fit»m Mt. Aijj to Greensboro
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Tmi us oil Factory ami Madison Draurl
run dally exe»»| f Sunday.
w . K. KVi.K. GIMI'I A^Cut.
J. W. F.% V. Geu'i Snp*l.
IFOu DVsrr.rHiA
I'm llrutt n*« Iron Ritcrra.
I'hTtiptioiH itK'ommend it.
All drators k#*p H. Si .Ob par boUle. (icnuioe
tuw u»«l« u*»rk uutl eroded ivd Uucmod \vra|iper.
Imperfect direction and assimilation
produce disordered conditions of the
system which grow and are oonfi •m-d
by neglect, Dr J II McLean's Stn i, r ' >•-
cniuing Cordial and Htood I'urilicr, by
its touie properties, cures indigos! ion
and gives toue to the stomach. SI,OO
cr bottle.
If your kidneys are inactive, you will
feel and look wretched, even in the most
cheerful society, aud melancholy on 'he
jolliest occasions. Dr J 11 McLean's
Liver and Kidney Halm, will set you
right again. SI,OO.
Vv en you constipated, with loss of ap
petite, headache, take one of Dr J II
McLean's Litjlo Liver and Kidnoy IV-1
lois. Tliey are pleasant to tako and
will euro you. 2!) cents a vial.
Ready Mixed Paint,
White Leaf,
Garden Seeds,
Varnishes,
Oils,
Trusses,
Shoulder Braces,
Stationary,
Blank Books
Inks,
Pens.
—go TO —
Ashe raft & Oterns,
Jiolesale and
Ketiiil
yrin»ton, N* C.
NOTICE
I as administrator of Mrs.
Ardcmia Adams deceased, la'. ' of th" Sfjjtr
of Indiana, tlii.s is to notify ail perso is hav
ing claims the estate of said de.reased
to exhibit them to the undesigned on or
iH'fiue the Hth day of April 1800 or-this
aotirt* will Ik* plead in bar of their recovery
All persons indebted to said estate will pleas,
make .miuediate payment.
This Bth day of April 1880»
F. C. UAIKSTOX,
! Admlnissrator c.f Mrs. Ardemia Adams.
Manufacturer of and Dea
ler in all kin ds of
Saddles, Harness, Collars, Whip", Spurs
Curry Combs, Hrusbes and everything
usually kept iu Ins line. MoAdoo
Building.
Clrooiiwboro, >*,
- 4f
Leader in low piico3 and good goods
—«in
IIAJU'ESS,
SADDLKS,
Bit IDLES,
C COLLARS
HIPS,
LAP HOIIKS, S*c.,
Ijarjjrost stock in
WINSTON K.C.
Come aud see me and be convin
cod.
J. W. Hliiptay
X xt to S. K. Allen's hardware store
UOKNTOWANTEa (OnlvM7s>
EARTHSEAISKY
?£• ft? l nlr,r **'' * Ifraphle description of
tbf wonderful thliiffi In Nnlur* ; thrilling •lvcntnro»
on l,*nU ami Hra r*nown«d «lliKH>veri»-» of an-at ei
P»bll»Snd In Kntrlloh tod Ocrman. MX piurp*
A QMATBOOKTOBELLfc
www_fllreul>ni and extra ivrtim to prints tbvr
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S PERFECT
vsmstsws,
I\.lt-« Mid Ton. b«tl«r thwri .n,
lhi»» now In u>« i urn k the
C..»e« inJt«n bo VTtli «nv
foff.« or Tr. Put. Sample »111 In
M*nt by mull for Iwrntv in I. i n
lump.. «iral. «
wnd for fnll particular* of tills
»od otbrr f»*t m*llldb .rllrlti..
* "Sal f•»»»•• 4 McMakln, Cindnnili.O.
U'mkuw, Mil i.rm, Jiiiligcstion aud
lllUuusiiuwi. tula*
HHOWVK IRON HITTER*.
It ctireo qulcaly. For twile by ull dialers iu
medicine. (Jet tile gtuuluc.
SI! 8!S M? 8
t tw w t t r *■ ♦ 7
FOU
—TO—
AIAKE MONEY.
It is a concede I ft :7 thai
the best tr:ii/ to make money
is to s tre it* a, i l the liEE
HIJ E gives you helm a list
of articles aitil tfricesirh : eh
irillmtiable tjou !■> sure mow
ey onyottr /mrchast'S ij you
trill onltj come to see us.
Amr# brut uteri sliorrix, 7"-» Cfo, (-' A#
lio'clmir* " 44 *11) 44 4 *
in/r* * 4 4; 44 44
SI 11 /li t 'j Kurktf 30 44 44
Iron Hu tu I Ija .ics, 30 44 4%
Trace Chains, 32 44 44
1 anil pry lh.
Ilccrr.u!/I» hi 1 u i'j Luck*, ID :/*, each.
Urci' .1 ncrlct'n Cross Cut
tine, (1111 vote) si,lß 44
Great Aiw rimm Cross Cut
File*, 15 c/*, 44
Plow I'uint* ail / Landsiiles, 7cf#, eac.'i,
h'ncori'e Com Shelters,
(improved.) $0,75 each.
4 boxes large size Mincing, 5 cent*.
4 * 4 44 * 4 .V«.'c/i'i, 5 44
.//so a full assort men* oj
Mattocks, Ifttrrotv Tee tin
l>ushScyihcs, liepair Link*,
I'low Bolts, Single Trees,
Bjbc'c ll cri ls, Co.v CluiiiiSi
b'o/ie, I'ock 't li'iures• Table,
Cutlery, s'C.> tjc., AH soi l
at BEE HIVE cut prices.
For the next 30 ttiya wc will ojj'tr
SI'ECML U\i DUCEMEJYTS in all
Winter Goods, consisting of Jeans,
(Poo/en Dress (tools, Unlerwir Rub.
hers, unH many other thuigi.
We are rceciviiig our Spring Stock of
Shoes and II -it% and as wc u.akc those
two lines a SPECIALITY, wo will be
prepared to do you some pood on them
so be prepared fur bargains. Expect
them, ask for tbeui, and you shall have
them. If tli.s money saving is not too
uiuoli of n trifla to let go unheeded,
come to see us, trust our promises and
see if we lie. We don't just uiake a
broad assertion, (as most merchants do)
that we sell cheaper than other bouses,
but back our claims by prices thai are
bound toconviuce uiiy •'doubting Thom
as"
New Home Sewing
Machines the
best at hon-
est profits.
OUR HULK. —
One price to
all.
OUR Ti:ims
JNolt Npoi eii^h.
OUR MOTTO-The
best bottom vulugm
lor - tin; money
clow n.
1f you novo lliive tried us, speak to
join neighbor about us, ask liiiu if lie
tins over tried ihe ItEIC 11IVK, —if be
Iris ask iiis opinion about our claims.
Give us a trial ti prova our pretcn
-1 i'>llß. W ill jou do it' We foal sure
you will.
\ ours anxious to please,
W. D. BArrY & SONS,
of at
ffarelioujs
♦ ' v*
Wins to ii U*
For April, May and June
/SS.9
'""FOR MA.Y, 18S9 -.CQ
Wolnosday, May Ist, first Sale.
Thui.-iijy, " *Jnd, third Sale.
Friday. ' Mid, Second sale.
SuturJay, 44 4th, First 44
Monday, «• (Jili, third 44
Tuesday, 14 7th, second 44
Widiiciday, 4 Bth, first 44
Tl.ms.la_v. " i) h, third »
Friday, 14 10th, Second 14
Saturday, 4 - lltli, Vint 41
Monday, 44 13th, third 44
Tuesday, 41 1 l'h, fecund 41
Wednesday, 44 l.»:h, First 14
Thursday, _May lCili, Third Sale
Friday, 44 1 Till, Second 44
Si'nrday, 44 18th, First 44
Monday, 4- iWth, Tuird i -
Tuesday, 44 lilst, Second 44
Wednesday, ,4 22nd, First 44
Thursday. * 4 2ard, Tiiird 44
Friday, 14 24th, Second 44
Satuiuay, 44 125 th, First 44 •'
Monday, 44 27th, Tlurd 44
Tucsduy, 44 128 th, Second 44
• ednosday 44 129ih, First 44
Thursdy, 44 30tii, Vhiri 
Friday, 44 31st, Second 44
r&"*Ky hard work,
by cloe attention to
business, by the
&o()d price* always
received, by your Ji b
eral patronage I
have the pleasure to
inform you that 1
have sold more to
bacco already than f
sOld la -it year which
puts Farmers Ware
house the leading
warehouse of Wins
ton. A cordial wel
eo >ie still awaits
you all.
Your friend truly
A. B. GOERELL Prop.
THIS
fifpSf lining (?&.,
Claim that they
control the highest
tin magnetic
iron ore free from
phosphorus and sul
phur in the South
outside of Craubery.
Forties want
ing a big lining
isi magnetic
ore, -
nese, Mine,
coal, fireclay,
and ever ythig
essential to
fmuuifa ctur
iron on a
Barge seale all
near together
a,re invited for
come and see.
En additional to
the mineral
on fifty or more | rop
erties will set I i i
fee 4,000 acres of
woodland.