The Danbury Reporter.
l£SOl£l> KVEUY THUBSOA V.
OCT 189-1.
Horn q Happenings,
stkte Yiiikct.
For Chief Justiceof the Surreme Court:
HON. JAMES li. SIIEI'IIEUD.
For .IsKcinte Justices :
HON. JAMES C. MoKAE,
IiOV. WALTER ('liAltK,
HON. A. HUKWELL.
For Superior Court-A'inth Dili.:
HON. W. N. M KUAN ft,
of Koitkinfiham County.
For Stale Treasurer:
COL S MoD. TATE.
For Congress Fifth District :
AUGUSTUS W.OKAHAM,
of tiranville ('ounty.
lor Solicitor :
W. W KAHKBR,
of Wilkes Couuty.
Cout\ty Ticket.
rOIt TitK SKNATK :
GEO. W. SPARGER.
rOR THE HorSF OK lIKI'tESKNTATI VK« 1
WALTER W. KING.
TOB CI.SKK SUPERIOR COl'ttT :
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
. FOR SHERIFF :
J. Sl'OT TAYLOR.
F(IR TRKASI'RKR ;
1 G. ROSS.
FOR RKIIISTKH OK DERDS :
JAMES W. HYHON.
FOR SURVEYOR;
K. B. TUTTLE.
FOR CORONKIt :
J. APKINS.
Frosty mornings.
Local news is scarce.
Nin l prisomrs in jail.
Wheat sowing is in nrdrr.
Court Monday —Judge Rattle.
The public so'iool will oiniiucnce
■next Monday.
Mr. James M. t'agg, of Red Shoal ,
-was in town to-day.
Rev. J. 11 Tottco preaolied iu the
M. E. church last Suuday.
The first killing frost of the sea sou
'here tell last Monday uioruiog.
L tile over two works until the
-eUi-tion. Democrats, be turc yuu
•re propirly regislcVed.
Henuett, the man so badly cut by
Manriog teveial days since, is improv
ing. It is thought that ho will get well.
When in Winston call on C. 11. Cash
lust opposite Vaughn & CoV., store,
a clean shave and huir cut in latest i
atyle.
Hon. A. W. Graham aud Mr. Thorn,
as Settle will address the peoplo here
on the politieal issues of tho day uext
Monday.
Take care of your beef hides. A
tan yard will bo Marled in Danbury
this winter, when you cau soil your
liide* or have ihciu tanned on shares
Democrats, if you have not
legistered remember that you only
Lave one week from next Saturday iu
which to see that your name is on the
regiatratiou books.
Ladies who are in need of anythitig
in the millinery line will do well to call
•to or send orders to Mrs. L. K. Stau
ton, 209 Main St., Winston, N. C. See
tier card in this paper.
$lOO REWARD, $lOO.
The reader of this paper will be pleas
ed to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that sotcooo has been
able to euro in all its stages, aud that
U Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the
only positive euro known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu
tional disease, requires a constitutions)
treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, acting direetly on tho
blood and muoous surfaces of the sys
tew, thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease, and giving the patient
•treogth by building up tho constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so inuoh faith iri
its curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any oase that it
| fails to cure. Send for list of tcsti-
I iDouials.
Address, F.J.CHENEY k CO.,
ft Toledo, O.
f J_/~Suld by Druggiits, 7f»c.
I toll on human, mange on horses
'logs and all slock, cured in 30 minutes
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. It
'■ever fnils. Sold by W. V. MeCan.
less, Druggist, Dmbury, N. 0. J
Court next Monday. Now listen :
If you nwd us mi subscription to this
psper remember that it lias been hard
work to carry you through the panic
and when you cii.ne to court, or even
if you don't come, scud us at least a
part of the uuounl due us.
There arc a few Admrs., and Trustees
who owe us sin N II amounts for publ b
ing notices lo eieditois and debtors, and
uoticu ol Hud sales; lo such we simply
suy please stop in when here at court
uest Wick and settle these small
amounts, or il you d > not come feud by
some' ot jour neighbor* and settle,
please.
We neglected lo call attention in our
la«t issue to IS. It. Fislib ate's new ad
in this paper. Mr, Fishblato knows u
good l lung when ho has tried it. lie
wants nunc nf the Slokes county trade
and means lo have it if low prices, and
good goods will be any inducement.
Head what ho says, then wlieu iu
Greensboro go aud sco hint. Call for
the ugliest salesman in the house lo wait
on you.
Frank Cardwell, the moonshiner
charged with sliooiing one of the rive,
nue raiders while they wero culling up
some stills iu the northern part of this
county last summer, was bnujiht in
uud lodged in jail here last Friday, by
Deputy Marshals Eaton, Smith, Davis
and others. They captured another
ini'oushiner named Williams, but he
coueluded the Danbury jiil was not a
uicc place to spend tho winter, so left
his captors amid a shower cl buckshot
and 445. The lead, however, failed to
pcrsuadd him to come back.
There i* 100 much jnlitics and not
enough patriotism in the management of
our government affiirs. There is too
much doctriue and sectarianism, aud
not enough old-fashioned, every.day
religion in our churches no«rad»y«
There is too much seeing the faults of
everybody else and overlooking our
own. At tbi« djy there is too uiuch
ilfiuity bet«ecu the head uud pocket,
uid too little between the head and
heart. Things never will go right so
long us tho pockot ts tlie only motive
power that rules our act ons
It is not generally known that there
tre *20,000 lo 5U,0U0 acies of the very
lincst tobacco laud on aud uround the
1 as' of the S.iuratown mountain in
Stokes county which may uuw be
bought at $2, to S's. per acre, this land
is generally well lumbered, the timber
which stands on it is principally Ibe
oak, poplar, cbcmiut, pine, bickory etc.,
ill the near future will be worth four
limes the amount ut which the laud
with the Umbel en it cau be bought for
This land is so well adapted to tho
growth of fine tobacco that if is given
proper attention ou the hill, ordinary
.-easunf, ev> u tho novice iu tobacco may
curu it strictly fine.
It is claimed that the Quest crop ol
tobacco ever giown iu tho County, was
raised iu pluiu view of Danbury on the J
east end if tho tuouuluin 'I lie crop j
Uvo barns) averaged übout $75 pei '
imndied sold on the Wiuston market. '
The best giade sold lor $1.04 per
pouud; the lugs brought 40 couts.
These lands produce much betUr
(bail apj earance would indicate, whea',
corn, uud Ihe grasses grow well here.
Personal wishing especially line tobacco
farms in probably us hculiliy a section
as the sun siiiuus ou d > well to
correspond with Dr. IJ I . H. Whoe'er,
N. C., who otrnes 10,000 aires of this;
land, Jus. A. Pepper, Danbury, N. C.,
who will sell 3,000 to 4,C00 acres,'
ilie llairstons liavo a large body, other
smaller lots, all fiuo lund for tobaec.i,
tho more elevated rocky part on the
uiuuutain except the barren bluffs, will
prodnue fine fruit aud grapes.
- The fuct is that ibis gray gravelly
I laud is so well adapted to the growth of
fine yellow tobacco, that if properly
managed on the bill, there in no trouble
in cunng it lino. Some of our farmers
liavo grown on one acre of land, tobac
co that sold for from $lOO, tj s•> >O.
Theu Ibis would be a Due rccliou for
sheep fanuiog, if our legislation would
make tho owners personally responsible
or I lit de) redatious committed by the
worthless ours they keep. Sheep will
do well on the wild grasses every da/
iu the year except wlieu it is buried in
suow, and this one year with another,
does not eccud one week for the whole
year.
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PIJRUUIiPKtHIie 4T GEIt
M iNTOS.
Hon. T. W. Rickeit will address the
people of Gernrinton and viciuity on
the political issues of the day on Satur
day, O-t. '2O, (ut night.)
All are cordially invited to come out
and bear tbis eloquent defeuder of the
principles of Deinocraoy.
A Democratic Club will also be or
ganized.
J. D. HUMPHREYS,
Cbiuo. Dcm. Ex. Com.,
of Stokes county.
MILLINERY.
mrs. r.. a: st.ixto.a~,
Dealer in Mfllin»ry an I Fauey fiooil*.
Embroideries, Laces, &c.,
will bep/easeil to have any who need
gooils in her lule In cull and
see hrr slock.
Orders by mail promptly at
tended to.
»t)J> it B:i in !• I j'eet
WiiiHt.oxi, - - • IV. O.
IF CHRIST
t'illi: TO CUJIUREM,
rh«ui«Mt %vi»uj >rr,fi i:«» »k ortiif on
lnry (Ivor StI.'JJU In Mix
wtekH, Over 6,0011 nuld in \Vrv»ti
liixtoa I'll} it I Oil.'.
riio prasiA'S of llisi G »vr:im«Mit officials,
including ' aliiiu'l. OfliciMs, NiMiiton)
ami ('«»i»f»re.ssiiu i; {mil rayed, Kv
ory slatleiiieiit Ikimml 011 facts.
HIM Hi 'j s|H'iitl llifir 1 inu*
at ll.e |N!o|ile*d expense.
A mirror that rofhvls their Unities while
they prc'teml to do icgisulio.i
for the people.
Agents Wnnted In every Section.
SI XGL K I'Ol'YX) C KSTS.
ADRESS,
IIOWIKD VI.WS CO.,
WitNtiluxton. I».
Ult SHADE* DISCOVERY !
FOR
JlKr lll rut: ■M lII.K'.
Write at once for particulars of the
newspaper investigation going on at this
lime iu Washington. Doctors and!
other citizens eured. What physicians J
and medical journals say about "The
Greatest Discovery of the Century."
Symptoms blank, etc. Scud 2-cent
slump.
Address
Dr Slmlr l !M I llliNlrecJ,
Washington, D. C.
Potato or 111 tiltiplying' onio 1
sets $ J per btish"l, pur
chaser paiiing itra 11 s
porta ti on. charges
•JO cents ti quart by
mail prepaid.
STRAWBERRY 4\l» AS- j
I'AUAGVS I'LiANTS.
Write for prices, stating quantity |
wanted.
A Winter Garden.
40 F.rtra Fine Bulbs ly moil Jrce. for |
$l.OO, consist nii( of o Freesia's, 1 I
Crticu*, 1 Ulster Lily , 0 /lya
cint.'is, 0 Mnrcissus ami
0 Tulip*.
Greensboro Seed and Plant Co.,
Greensboro, - - - N. C.
\OTLCM
I laving qualitie.l a* administrator of Win.
A. ICstes, iloceasetl, of Stores coiinly, I
lien by give general notice to all persons in- I
uebted to Siiiil es'ate lo eon:e forward ami
in tJfce immediate payment, aud all persons .
having claims a^allist said esiute are re- '
pieste.l lo prejem I lie in duly auLhenti
.TlElL for MIUIOIUCIII on or before tlio 14t.1i ; 1
day of October, 15, or otherwise this |
notice will be pleaded iu bar «.f their re- ,
covcry. October > h, IHM.
JKSSE 11. PKATIIKK.
Administrator,
~~"oUR'STATU I'AXm.
K'oni tlie Wilmington MeSstnger.
The Democrats liave added lo the
taxable property of the State $'.15,-
000.000, lhu« greatly increasing THE^ 1
revenues for the support of the Slato
government and the maintenance of
benevolent instutions. This was done
b» taxing railroad aud other properties
heretofore exempt. The farmcs aud
labor class above all other classes
should be the roost careful to suppor I
aud perpetuate Democratic supremacy
in North Carolina, lor they are the
bcneficiarios of a great privilege. Ry
'just equalizing the taxes the farmers j
and toilers pay less than one-third of j
the total taxes for Stale, school aud j
and pension puiposes. This is done
fairly and without being unjust to Qtber
classes.
In JNLL lor NK-MIIUS *egwrt
It seem* U little out ot date at this
day to be talking about stealing uig
gors, but such is ILIO faot. Last Mon
day morning :iu old colored man turn
ed up hero who charged that a new
comer here, a negro, bad stolen his two
gals, seme money, ox-team, and gun.
The uew oouier (negro) CL imed that he
had been married to one oftlie women,
cud that the other was his wife's sister'
but the old darky deuied any such
thing, and said that he had not been
marred to either one of his girls. His
money ox-team or gun, so the new corner
was locked up in jail here, and the old
man took his two daughters and left
without delay.
Hard Times SSS
Fertilizers.
"eSss-as"? Its*
I AIM MurUU ol K»inlt. RoluhiU P*"h. Bonj
Qlnak Kltr.U Hod». In !»•»• »«1 ""•» OMnUtl—. Iton,
«."J« MMBJ). W. B; MTTLBLL*
I ftn'Miet M«iut»c»ar«. Haltlnere Ml,
• I
v Your
J Heart's Blood
"*[ la the most important part of ▼ I
OP your organism. Three-foui tlis of t?
jj. the complaints to which the sys- jj,
y tern is subject are due to iiiipuri- W [
tieeinthe blood. You can. tino-J~ \
tj® tore, realize how vital it is to fcpjj
* Keep It Pure V
r For which purpose nothinpr can V i
V e 'l ua ' SSISmI It effectually re CO '
▼ moveslP-XJIM all impurities, V |
cleanses the blood thoroughly W
? and builds up the general health.
Our Treatise on Bx*l an J Skin diseases mailed
Free to any adUtcu,
V SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. V
ISAAC H. KELSON.
AN it In nt Cove, Stokes County, X. C.
B AX.VKU WAREHOUSE,
ss»«»asflso,
M!T» & BLACKBURN, Proprietors.
Ililh my many tje is rprrienct in the Warehouse, mil Tubucro businesc, I am
jircuit at I) sit/ hi U'yJiieiiJn mil customers t/nii Imn with the
Best Warehouse on Use lies!
Market
For Wrappers and Height r l\)-
bactfos,
hit he Stale. of .V. C. This is a(! recti shorn crop* (he de
mand is great for ijood J'obitrco and t/ott trill ]hid our
buyers liberal and irilliti'J to pay it's worth. 1 bit will
Hud 'Jood liners at your depot jor the !>■ /A. \ EH II .111 E-
IlOf SE> and I respect fall/ thai nor send me i/our \
\ Tobacco* aud 1 trill work faithfully for tjy.ir intere >o
every time.
) 'our friend*
B. 11. NELSON.
S. S. Mik-hel!. I{. A. Fleming'. W. F. Bognrt.j
STAR WAREHOUSE,
Greenslioi*o 9 - - - - N. V
We wish to in for m
friends of blokes 2O un
we have Aeased Uses
known ware lion se fo
sale and ask
them Tor a fiiberal share of
I heir patronage. He have
tlie besl Sighted house in
town, a nil every accoinoda
lion ; and wi3i guards ttiee you
491e highest priees. we are
ail experienced warehouse
men and wißi do our best for
you. vv rile us for any infor
inalionyou may want about
tobacco.
Your friend,
Mitchell Co.,
W* .1. liraudoii, And ioneci .
Dividend Notice,
TUG CASH TU4T YOU HAVE HXGSTED WITII
E, tt. FIBHIILATE
Now Draws a Dividend.
Our buyer has fust returned from New York, when 1 his found some of the largest man
ufaeturers of ( LOTIIINO t UA'f.S and KI?KN ISIIiXti HOODS overloaded with sloe*
tlia' had been made op tor this season but no saie for ihem tliere. He waded in and
bought lhem at his own figures, lie could not have done this but for tht liberal support
you have given in the (»a*t to his aelectlone and judginment iu buying.
The Goods Are Now Here
And lie will show his appreciation of your pas! trada by dividing with you the ailvan
he had in buying, Hall the protits b.Mon i > you. It is calculated in the price of
very lull offered you. Our stoclr of CIULUUKN'jf C'LOTIUNU is complete; as well
a£ the MEN'.S /.INK. Conic and see.
£, ». FiSMILAT£,
THE UP 10 DATE CLOTH I Ell AJYD FURNISHER
230 South Elm Street ... - Greensboro, JV. C
'I W. R. RANKIN, Man
W. L. DOUCLAS
eUAK 1 18 THE lir.
VHfiV&NOSQUEAKINa
f?. CORDOVAN,
I r.NCHA ENAMELLED CALF.
•}5.>9 FINE PAIf&KMKKRMi
JA* POLICE,3 SOLES.
2.*1/s6ots3rmSHOES>
•LADIES.
SEND FOtf CATALOGUE
W* L.*DOUOLAS V
3ROCKTQN, A\ASS.
You can save ntonrjr by purchasing W. L.
Douuiun Sh#»on,
Because, wc are the iaflfest manufacturers of
advertised shoes in the world, Hud Lunrautee
tl.tr value \>y Stamping the nnnie and pric on
the bottom, which protects you agai>ist hifj».
prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes
equsl custom work in rty?e r fitting snd
wearing e.ualitics. We have thein sold every
where at lower prices for the value given than
inv ct!ier riake. Take uo substitute. If your
dealer cauuyt supply you, we csn. bold by
1
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Is Excellence and Goad Values in Dis
pensing Dry Goods, Shoes, Carpets
and Fancy Goods.
If you are in noeil of whicb you will flu 1 mi—co npatent to (supply at satisfao". >rv
• •ricwii
Husin»«s sugjestions t> business psopl.■ leaves nifi. 1 i>•
ijate ami be liapyy.
Science 8 iva "know lhys»lf," I sxy kuy nth !r thi ugsascbu
VV r . L. IliLLo
Siv)ur>l :
"iet t' ere" at a "N* nicy II i iks" fl lit
with lut'tlio s progrjaaivit an I a!i u.i I ilf».
The NcwYork BargainBtore
lias only been opened 3 months, and
during that time they luixp
SOL 1) aOO DS CIIEA PER TIL4JV AK i' OTHER HO uk
IN IVIJYSTOJV.
A' I v:ill Continue to bulM up atraiie by trsMting our customers right anil giving them
wMur .■*:) die yier goods than tlt'y can buy anywliftre in tin* State.
V
The stock consists of dry goa
ha Is. etc., inact
everything kept in
• lass clothing,
und shoe NIO
eo m " d. Price
wIU I no object j
we wSS! weep ever
tiling bci ji c c tis like a
cyclone. On*' motto is to
undersell.
J will mention only a few prices as space will not per
mit.
DRY GOODS
v i d wkte Brown Mieeting 4 1-2 cents I>eBt 5. Good Bleaching, 4 cents. Yard
iitoachiug, ft cents, worth (J cents. Checked Homespuns, 4 cents. Nice
Ginghams, 5 and (5 cents worth ft and IU eents. Dress i alicoes, 4 cents.
Width Dress Goods, 8 cents. Double ll'idtli Dross Goods, l" ccntn. Good
Calicoes, 4 I-'J cents. Corsctts 24 cents and up. .Saline*. (J and H cents.
Best Cotton Yarn 75 cen*s huncli, & pound Cotton italls 25 cents.
Ladies good blaclr hose 0 cents pair. Heat ami ehea]»est suspen
ders in town.
SHOES.
Ladles'kbl button shoes, 75 cents, worth $1.15. A nice kid button shon, 85 e«nt&.
worth $1.25. A better shoe, sl.oo,wor!li $1.50. Nice man's shoe, WO emits, >
worth $1.25. Better man's shoo, $l.OO, worth $1.40. Men's lan shoes
$1.(0. Men's patent leather, $l.OO. A full line of men's, la
dles' ami children's shoes.
GLOTHING.
A eood suit for men, fc1.52, worth $l!.
.. « « » " 6.00, " 7.50.
Hotter suits in proportion.
Pants, 05 cents anil up. Men's shirts. 15 cents.
A good fur bat 100.
.Spam will not permit ino-e. Com! and see. We will |i«ll everyth ng as #
Remember the place:
Cor. 4th and Liberty Sts., G i*'' k & *»rr« »«-
cupicd by Thornton )
Wiastea, ST. O