REPORTER AND POST.
N KWH
fjum jplaatbeds
Pay your subscription.
Dew istus.
Plant p»t«i.,« (iCjtt full moon
0u« rises 7:07. Sun sets 5:17.
Full moon next Saturday 7.17 p.m.
Road change id Piediuoot Warehouse
u.
Fresh garden seed for salo at Pepper
A»*ons.
Mr. J. Ppot Taylor went to Winstoo
last MoDday.
Mr. T. R. Pepper of Winston spent
A few day* in towD this week.
It is rumored that tobacco is again
bringHig big prices at Winston.
Plant onions as'soon as tho ground
id in order for working.
Six boarders a*, the Couot y hotel— ;
the Danbury white houso.
We welcome bank always glad to
got the Reidsvilb Times.
Mr N. A. Martin reached home this
evening from Winston sick, hope not
hing terioui.
J. F. Pepper has a few bushela of
feed F "-h potatoes to mil. They are of
.the Pearless *ancty.
My wife oured of malariibj Simmons
Liver Regulator —J N. Thompson,
P««»or M- K Church, Leigh, Neb. _
Two prtaoners name Manuel were
brought tp jail here I*m uieht we I am
under pe ce warianti. Cbarlci I sum
was brought in todty.
We are Horry to learu that Prof.
Welburn acbool will close here this
week. The indication wera promising
(or a large school
po you owe us for this paper ? if so
you laow what what we mean by
viking. Hope you ara not tctiting
for us to come to your house and beg
you for tho anmll amount, »eod it to us,
we will receipt by mail or the party
you send by.
Now that tbo Legislature is is in
Mision we Lope it will not look over the
fa?t that better geologioal information
la regard to the natural resources of
the State is one of its gr"aicst wants,
and we hope that it wiil not be pickau
nish in appropriating pa; for competent
meu to do the work. Prof. Job At
kioa, M. E.. who bag been piospectinc
beie fo some six months is a* folly
competent to report on her resources
aftnr be make* examination as any one
we know.
Walter Bridges, Athens, Tenr, I
writes : ''For six years 1 hsd been
afflicted with running sored aud an en- 1
largenient of the bones in my leg. I
tried everything I hevd «f without any
permanent benefit until Hotanio Blood
Balm fttKreeominoaded to me. After
using (ix bottles the korc« healed, and 1
Ma now in better health than I have ev
er been. 1 send this testimonial unso
licited, because I othors o bo ben jfit
tei."
■—— J
New Ail.
C K. Wall, General Merchandise,
furniture, etc., Walnut Cove.
Phillips A Watkioe, titoeial Meroban
dise, Furniture and Cibtblog, Walnut
Cove.
John Hunt, Bating.House, Winston.
Kx-Sheriff R. J.. Pulton's last ea'l for
taxes.
H D Shutt, Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries, eenfestions, etc , Winston. See
bil offer ot S6O gold watch.
Read the Legal notices.
THE SOUTHERN FARM.
VditTd .v
Uncle Remus, J§M IjM DR. Wm. L,. JONES,
' 'jcff Wfllborn, / To thc " lnlJon of »" ° ,ker •»•+-
Mrs. W. H. Felton, Editress J rlcultnral magazines.
Woman's Department. Ills ''Tbonghts for the Month" and
Dairying, bj J. F. Dugr&ar. "Answers to Inquiries" alone
And mere thun 100 of the best fcw/ V*V\\ pr,co lo an '
Special Writers In America. J? \ ff farmer.
W HENRY W. BRADY, Founder. W -
Commissioners of Agriculture of every Southern State will writo for it The January Issue
printed in blllfl and gold, profusely illustrated. Handsomest tuuguziue ever published.
Southern tarm SI.OO per year. Farm and Weekly Constitution $1.65.
av-SArfPLE COl'Y FREE.-** Address THE SOUTHERN FARM, ATLANTA, 6A.
DOCH Advert INLIIK Pay I
Tht« question is not asked of largo
advertisers who know that they have
made fortunes by using printer's tnk,
but we ask any olose observer if they
ever ki.civ a town build umoh, a rail
ro«4 built, and corporation to flourish
much, or any privste ind vidual to at
taio to any great thing* in business
w thout advertising ? Say did you '
Even politicians will commit a diabolic
al act to get Inmself advertised, even by
boing cursed. »
FINE TOBACCO LANDS
FOR SALE.
One tract 178 acres
11-2 miles so u th
from Danbury. So far
as the quality of the
land is concerned it
will produce as fine
silky tobacco as any
land in the county.
It is comparative
ly level, at least lavs
well for cultivation
aud is comparatively
free from rocK. There
is not one dozen
acres on the place
which may not be
ploughed.
The wood land isj
well limbered, par
chaser can find sale
for every siica of »is
surplus wod in Dan-i
bury.
There are two
branches running!
through the place
with enough mead
ow land on them to
make hay for a .six
horse farm.
A direct line. The
land is not more than
one mile from Dan
bury, so any one
I wishing to grow fine
! tobacco can at the
| same time be near
enough to send their
jch'ldren to school
here. The J and pro
duces grass and the
grains well.
one other tract
1-4 mile south of the above.
This tract contains 490 acres
while it includes most of the,
Flatshoal mountain, it ex
tends to the flat woods on
the Sout h side from near the
old Niehleaton mill to Mr.
Jas. Southern's. Much of this
is fine tobacco lar.d, well
timbered. Any one wishing
to purchase either of these
places will be shwn a clear'
abstract of title from the State
to the present owner and get
a waraantee title.
Parties wishing fine to
bacco lands at low prices
will call on
N M. PEPPER,
Danhury, X. 0
BOARDING HOUSE
First class meals at anjr aud all hours at
fiie verjr lowest prices.
Call on meat 447 Old Town St.. opposite
T. 1.. Vaughn's Tobacco Factory, near
Farmer*' Warehouse and I w.ll gu»iante„
Istiajtion.
JOHN HUNT,
WINSTON, N.
1-15 lyr
ft
Wo«H Pny for Igrnlt. |IM to MW M»
Ko.uiu«l«-M".iiiK »ur«mnd llUlor*
imouautiii ihrWorMl
W'iu lo J. C. .Ui*t ur*ty A Co., PiulfeUttpui*, f
LADIKI
Needing a tonic, or children «h * t taliaiD£
tin. should Ink*
r.noivii f i now KirrHßfl.
Jtls plfß-nnHo :ur» jrfaWtt*. Indigo
won. un-l i'.ilio'ißUWw. 'il 'Rletv kerpli.
DANBURY
sßfoiftanti*
SPRIA G TERM BEGINS
JANUARY 12th, 1891
AND CONTINUES FIVE MONTHS.
»
lastruotion thorough. Discipline good.
Tuition cheap -from $1 to $2 per
month. Beginners sl.
The first pa.t of Grammar and Arith
metic $ I.JO
Advance In Grammar, Arithmetic
and Hlitmy I 00
Foj further information write, or call
on
r. V. w^BofJK.
DANBURY, N. C.
1.15
r ll
i ■■ I.F-A.UEBS IS
L OW PRICES
•ItSf! a r
—IK—
-1 HARDWARE.
|.N E. CORNER COL'RItT OOU6K SQUARE
WINSTON. N. C.
Olvf ll» * jrOiar Attcntlou :
want the 1 »• I
I test sty lex and best make
I of Agricultural machinery
I .Usobauics who want any.
I thing in the Hardware line
' eonui-cted «vith their busi
Ino s, and Housekeepers |
| who want anything to use |
in In r lor, Bud Room or a
Kitchen, if found in a bard ■
ware si ru will Dud all they ]
w aut at Brown Si Rogers', |
Now is the time to buy a cheap
stove. Then
MINING M EN
Will remember that this is headquar
ter" for Dynamite, Fuse, Caps, Drilll
Steel, Drill Hammers, Shovel , Picks
»nd wheelbarrows. In faot everything
neoessaiy to removing stone or earth
except *«e bow grease." Come and soe
though: if we comot supply you with
this can tell you bow to use yuurs to
the best udvautage. nov 27 90
anil Sale.
Having beon appointed by 111* Clerk
of the Superior court of Stokes county u
commissioner to m ike pale of the land de
sdrth»»d !n the partition proceeding entitle I
R. O. //awkins and others v a Eli/alx-tli
Hawkins and others 1 will OH Hon February
2d, ISWI, sell at pebllc aiietion to the high
•*hi bidder. one traet of la.'d Ifi-m on the
w.»ter of Braver island ( -Yedk, iu Snow
Creek Township, adjoining the tan's f
Ne«r*on Niacin, Luther Martin and other*,
the sutne being lot No. iin 'ie diviaiw I
the lands ot Obedlali (.'laybrook, decs sad.
The snld tract contain? 92 aejes, more o
less, and has on it a good two-story devil
ing, kitchen, stables, out-buildings, an 01-
cbard and other improvements. 4»ale on
premises it 12 o'clock. Terms, cash. Tlii*
3d day of Jan IS9I.
JOEL HAWKINS. Sr..
Commissioner.
A. M. Stack, Att'y.
Money to oan.
Cl£,c3^
For five years at 7 |»r cent on ivi
proved farms. I.nans 'epaynlilt in smal!
annual instatemeiits, thus enabling farmers
to pay oft their indebtedness without con
suming thelrcrup in any one year. This
January Ttb, 18! M. Apply to
WALTER W.! KINO,
X. C.
I 7 «mo
i
Bu'kloi,N Arnica Salve.
Til.; bust sak'c in the world for Cnts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, teller, chapped hands, chilhurns,
ocrns, and all sk : n eraptions* and posi
tively cures pies, or ug pay required.
It is puaianlced to itiviroci'fect ,s:ili>fae
lion, or money refunded. Price 25 els.
per box. For sale by W. C. McUan.
ess.
DOH'T FAIL
irCALL IN AT^
Arnold's
• : JEWELRY STOUE :-
When you co?ne to Winston
and see the m -cha nical fig
ure oj the
{fid fnu tniUinj.
It is flic greitc.st wondet
of the a'iiand also look] at
my stock of
matches. CIOCKS, S'BI
rwaia an i I) ia
onds.
' You will get a, good bar
go in iii. a n ij/h ing 1/0/1 wu nt
in my line. Don't forget the
pht.ee East side courthouse.
Nov.s ,y
{lf i.!]. f. ('iitMf.i l,
AIILLINIIR
and——
MESS
IVJSI Side of tiio Court House JSquaro,
Winston 59"# C
Gives notice to her patrons
and the public generally
that she has now in Stock a
very nice line of
M i LUXE RY GOODS,
STA TIOXARYAXD
XOXIOXS, ETC.
She proposes to have dress
csput up in the■
T..4,nt rrrwß
! and to sell nnything in h 'r
. ne as low as the lowcsi co
de-ring quality of g toils of
TAXES!
L. /ST C ILL ! COME!
I will uiwr the In* payers ot otoken
county for the purpo.n of reeeivinff ill
irnte. cine ni« at llie lullflwiu# time,
uud piti-of, to-wil ;
Walnut Cove. Tuesday, January 20, I*ol.
Oermantoii,
Daitnn, Thursday, •• 22, "
Albert Boyle'aSt'e Fri. •• 2S, 41
Wi son'i store Saturday, 41 21, •'
H. Venablea Store, Mott. 41 2«. 44
J no. L. •Smith's, J'ueWay, •' 71, •«
Fra claoo, Wed esday, 44 2*. ••
C. C. smith'* '''hu". ' 4 29. ••
Fair Play, Friday, 4 * 30, 44
11. \V. Sheltun # Store, Sat. 44 31, 44
, Dntilmrv, M Feb. 2. 44
Handy Uidge, Tuesday, •• 3, 44
Preaton villa, Wsdiieaday, 44 4, •'
«'art#»r*H St«>re. I'll uraday, 44 •**, '•
Lad ford, Friday. 44 0, 44
It. J. DALTON, Shff.
I tcli on hum in and horses and all an
iinnls cured by Woolfotd'i Sanitary Lo
tion. I
This never farls. Sold bv
W. W. McCANLKSS.
Druggists.
11 5 ly PanburyjN. C.
TCAIII I .nlrrl.t. 1., hilHI.
U JII ■■ Wftj
T4 11 HR I 3"*'
r.-«r luU'r««l, .li.li. . ' -rlheyllrel wlll.U«lW.h
•Itr aiuialion •r«iu|.l >\meul.at !.i»h y.. u ,aii MI, rhniamoast
\> n*Aij •» fi't ma unUaa «ur. ...Jul aa abava. Va>uy ut ,d
•m»4. I Ja«-ri> lint Mi.rkar 'ii.ni »a,h OUirlrt i»i e.j«ot7 1
ha»e already iuf .it aiij pi»«IJ»tl »».0, i a « D i a tarfa
nnmhir, %h • «rw nakiufr o»ai f£«*o a iavik It . NKW
.j.,1 ».>!.! !,. lull PUM..UII rKtr.
U. C. .'.1.1.tn, IS.I iKM, Au,u-» 1 ., iiuln.-.
If you want a book no dif
ference what kind> call on
or send* your order to
ft*
Winston, F4. C.
W A l'trce aHMirtment If
#: of Hhiiik Hooka al- S
v WH>> >|| liund. a
k Tlicm 1 lH»okn \*err
jg bought tor salo, and >f
» will b.» M»bl as low us J
ZM4S QQODS
Are now coming
in. if you want a
nice present for your
-best prl" go to
LANJER'S for it where
you will find many
nice things,
Doors, Ba§li,
ISSindN, etc.
We are prepared
to (iirnisli doors, sash,
1)1 i nds, newels, turn
ed balusters, hand
rail, brackets, moul
ding, scroll-sawing
of all kinds, window
{ranies, door frames,
dressed lumber of all
kinds, flooriug, ceil
ing, weather-board
ing, etc. of our own
manufacture.
Tie also carry in stock
shingles, plastering liths,
lime, cement, calcined plas
ler, plastering hair and all
kinds oj builders' supplies.
MILjuEU bugs.,
Winston,. JV. C.
SAY!
HOLDUP!
)"-)•» trjJl 1 ;ir:ccc
loil in the s'xule at H.
Jj- Shutt's, A'o.
Lihr •*" v '- *?,r?td.
So. nf Farmers
Warehouse.
The Leading Grocei'y and
Confectionary of the
Twiu-oity.
You will always be (routed 0. K.
He jive* you lie most gnnds for the
least money
Of uny man in the Twin-Oily.
Our tuotto is "to sull low and lei
tbem go"
So it will enable us to buy more, etc
To the wb» bnys Iftc "TBtJst guoi
during 18111 we will give a
HANDSOME
GOLD WATCH
K7- WORTH sr, 0.00.1*3,
at the end ot the year. Pays tbe high- |
est cash pnoes for all kinds of country '
produce.
Yours always anxious to please
willing you a prosperous year,
11. I). Sill TT,
No. 42"2 Liberty t>t._ lirat door South
! Farmers \V. H , Winston. N. C.
BTA P L E
| .VXD—
Also, First-Class
II A Iv E li Y .
I invito all i i need in my line to
give me a call.
lionii-mIM-r 1 am on Lll*rty stivt, H'in
stoii, N. between 4lh and sth streets,
convenient lo ill the warehouse!. (i]K-n
dining ail h.isiiii'.s hours, and will make it
to the interest of farmers and citi/."ns who
wish such go»lt I carry to ir iv c mis a
call.
1 know the needs of every class, md will
«ive you such things as v m need at prices
o satisfy you. Uespjetl'uily,
J. 'l'. WOOUsOX.
CI \l*K FEAR & YADKIN' VALI.'Y i!. K.
'OMI'AN Y.;
CONIIKXMCP KIHKDI'IIE NO. l(t.
N'OKTIIISOiMi i No. 1. N0.:!., No. IS.
I 1
» v >\ ilining!on. !).-IO a m
Ar Fay»?»tcvillr. I 4") p in
Lv Fayetteville, 2.15 p n»
Ar (Jreensboro, itf.4o "
Lvo (Jretwhoro, 7.10 44
Lv Walnut CoYe!H.4:> "
Ar Mt. Airy, 10.15 14
Lv Bcnetisville, ■ O.OOain
Ar \lh*u»ii, | [ 0 i:l •
Lv Mrtxloii, ' 10.2")* 4
Ar Fayu:tt*vlll«, I 12.30 a
Lv. Millboio, | 7.23 a. m
Ar Greensboro, I I O.UO a. in
Lv Greensboro, j j 10.10 ain
Ar Madison, 12 35 p m
BOL v ri!iiorKi>. No 2. No I.
oro f
Lv Gr^usb^ro.
Lv San ford, 12 q-
Vr Fayettevdle, " 3 . n
Lv l'"it> fltHv'lle
Ar Wilmington,
IJ V tfaydleville. r
Ar 2 .. J
' 6J , _
Ar BencU gv iiie
„v Mwii i.4n
wi %,lcc n> l oro A' M
horo, 4. u
, 0.55
J. W. Fi»V, Gen'] Sirp'i,
W. . KYLE, Ctan*l Puss. Agent.
j lltiU tnal*at
cw: «nw••»»•'il WTiy
[ w'CjW "* * irn • ir| #*«*•»• *io %
l k9k fml" 1 h *!•""« »r» E*w> h*
/ WRwi'i l "'" »«* « , n»il« raming frum #fc 10
'"j*«**. t
"kwV.!'»"« lVnTru*«ri , |^
11. II u I let ( A* l'o„ Km »MO l*t>r(lunl, .Mnlu«
••*MXYCO a jraar U l>»'«c matle hy John R.
■LMf •' NTU.tr,- K As ||Y MT I V'll.y
i-akih i.laio ntrr. a*.*,;., ims .
k I'i'IMVA. HTtXkul A to., I OKTUND. HAl.lk.
111 UII L I
>r ** vs?.r&ir.
"* W ''"'•"P 4 ' brl "«» r •n^rfeiVn"wMkar
ZamMttUrT Mm* **'" ' ' 14,1 ' " we * k and U|.%»r.td^
and mart Mer * little c\i>an»n.-» K* an fernlah you the >m.
t>loym*«t and Hack y,. a lhl.K. No ipar, to •■•lain fc.-ra full
•formation fl.Kk. I'UI J/ t 0-f AIUtUIA, LAIM.
£*s •vLvi'' iT* 2 N * 1 h.iuif Willi-
I JS 3 T " Ma'-I. tto,; ■ nr.
■Jfor«n».\v (~?■ VOOI.I i-v ;t
WiitieliaUßl.
it •• l,#"!*-* t* n« >
* A BiMaC* ui HfpnJt
- A.
2SSKVE,
la®,§oo is
m -HAWAY!
OUR J
"Stonewall"
Homemade
SHO £„
Are recognized as the best'and i> easiest
wearing shoe on the market. They are
made from old-fashioned bark tanned
leather, having solid leather soles, heels
and counters. No slip-shod Northern
trash with tin counters aod paper soles
If your dealer don't keep STONE
WALL HOMEMADE SHOES, ask
him to buy theui for you, and if he woo*
do it, send to us for them. Don't boy
some other shoe made ot hard burnt
leather. Our STONEWALL HOMEMADH
StloKft urc the only shoes tilling all the
wants of the farmer and bis family. \V»
have them all iu weights.
For a farmer's Dress Shoe we ha?e •
; nice light kip sewed Shoe; also a nice
j sewed kip button Shoe for ladies' dress.
Von can get double the wear out ot
these Shoes for the money than you can
troiu any northern shoddy gQH
OUll OFFER,
To the Farmer s son or daugnter, be
tween the ages of sis and eighteen, who
will send us by Jauuai v Ist, 1891, the
largest number of words spe led front
the letters contained iu (lie words
Stonewall Homemade
Shoes arethe Besti. :7m
—WE WILL QIVK— ;
£ 8 0.00; |%
and to t ho two |larg»M
number wa will, give to'each
£5. 0 0 iildtH*
Tlios > aoir.petir.g for the priM§*'must
bo between the ages of six and eighteen.
Koclt word must be correctly spelled,
and no letters are to be used except
those •ontained > iu the words, "STONE
WALL HOMEMADE SHOES ARE TII*
j t?EST." When your list of words is
| completed, mail them to us. with yoar
uaiue, age and postaffite..
BEEHIVE BOOTS
I
j • ' Let welt enough alone" and boy
j another pair of li» HIVE BOOT-,
j which give you much mm iorjl.W
j as you can get elsewhere for $3 00.
Inonr SHOE AND HAT STORE we
I carry the largestjline of JasbionaWfi fin*
i Shoes and hats in the Sjate. Our pri»
ees are as low as ever, notwithstanding
the fact that fhofls have advai led fruq
& to 15 per cent.
Wheat Fertiliser^—
We are again selling Rovster's High
Grade Acid l'hosphaie, the Ureal Wh«a^
Fertiliiier. JViuon lower ih|»u othen!
We have sold this hraud for two vears
j and every one who used it says it' H n>
I good as any, and many say "that tt'i
! much better or elover after tbw wiir.ii
is cut than other biawls We br-"H'l
the priee do\jn and wijl hold it there
Hour- '\njiii:'.ii ip I lease,
VJ a. S3A9TY & RR