The Danbury Reporter.
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Home Happenings.
jjnow.
Mai-
Bight prisoners in jail.
Wheat is looking well.
Bggs are 8c per dozeo
The snow is nearly gone.
Did yon garden any yesterday 1
Oapi. S. B. Taylor U siok, we ar
terry to learn.
The aiiuing man, Mr. Jao'b Flinch
urn, haa turaed up in WinstoD.
The roads are almost past fordia
tween this plsoe aud Walnut C***«
hree moonshiners were brought t
id w.ek by Deputy Marshals Di
I Smith
v— -fc-a— Ti~.iky »r
Ship iuff just reo«i*ad at Fulto#
Bookstore, Walnut Cove. Also b
lot flour.
"The Simple Btery of How to Bui
an Klentrio Motor at Home" is tho tit
«f a serial now ruauiiig m the l>etr(
Electrical Student. The sto.y of ho
to build motor No. 2, aod the batte
t« run it, told in language a child c
understand, begins with the issue
Narob 2. (jive the boys a ch»nc
Klecinoitv will be the bigte.t brea
winner the 20th century. PerUu
your boy, if tie gel» a start, will uia
it his lite.work, lhe Student in
crisp tittle weekly for amateur studet
of electricity. One lollar a ye#
Fitk mil> ..riptions will briii* me semi
minting- nod material for one tu" l
reedy to he built, freight preps
St» eui publishing t'ompanj, 83 L
»»•,. >*•, Detroit, Micb.
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Send two liew mbi-cribers with t
dclur- »ud u*>t ouo year free
Send four ne» subscribers with f
, rf r.reire the paper two yc
vu kiiow a good thing *1
you «•« ut A word to tLe wise
sufficient."
i jf jM , THE KKPUBLH
4>i«i - j Mnffnib rrmoi'ttie Foil oY "
diaes-e (ititmrli s >. blood or oonetii
!•»>> od iu order to cure
f iou it 'ml take internal remedies. Hal
J /L'atanh t ure i.h taken internally, a
aoth directly on tbe blood and mucu
/ snrlmer Hull'h Cat rrh Cure is i
/ • qu/ck uiedieiiie it was prescrita
• •ne of the best pbyscians la t!
weanlrv for years, and is a regil
prescription. .i is composed of tbe bt
tomes known, o oubiaed witb the be
blood purifiers, aoting directly on t
auonui surtuces. The perfect cot
tiaatina of the two ingredients is wh
' produces euoh wonderful results
curing Catarrh. Send fer testimonial
AM.
F. J.C'IENI' A CO., Prep*., Teled
0.
bold by Druggists, price Tie.
Car* far lleailHCbo.
A> a remedy for all forms of Heai
ache Klcctrio Hitters baa proved to t
tho rery beat, {f effects a permani
cur' and the most dreaded habitui
headanhcs yield to ite influenci
W« urge all who tre afflicted to pri
owe a bottle, and give this remedy
fau trial. In ca-os of habitual ooastipa
tiea rJeotrio Bitters cures by givin
tbs i « did ton* to tb* bowels, and fe
, «*a*i long resist the us* of this medl
eiae. iry it onoe. Large hottles onl
htty cents at W. V. MoCanloss' Druj
, Sure.
■»iH»i:s WAITKD.
wages te tell our Nurser
took. Apply for term*. We wii
»v* for Spring and Fall, 1895, aa im
•** e stock of Apple, Pear, Peach
Plum, Apricot, Cherry, Grape, etc
A'"° small fruits, shade and ornamen
tal trees, roses, etc. Wo make a spec
ialty of wholesaling to large planter
direct. We will well to tesponsibh
paru*i and take uote payable in six
twelv* and eighteen months.
Writ* us for wholesale prices. Ad
dress : Soithibn Ncrsiry Co.,
2ll*bly Winchester, Tcnn,
Aw *l4 Dwtar'i Fararllr
Dr. L. M. Gillam, who practiced
•»*r forty years, originated, used aod
claimed that Botanio Blood Balm,
which has now beeo in us* about fifty
fv* years, was th* best tonio and blood
parifier ever given to the world. It
a*f*r fails to cur* the most malignant
•leers, sores rheumatism, catarrb and
•II akin and blood diseases. Price per
Urge bottle, SI.OO. For sal. by drug-
URAHBrftirO.PI.AC" 1
■ low MOH* 1 "? «*—«•« '*"" I
afld Finn Th* m *»«*«•««• .
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riu*i
Ualdgh nm! Observer. i
It in to bo doubted what her tbore
| UI OV.T been a legielative body as
.ou.bl-d ia any State that a ? propriated ■
u greater proportion of the offices and
public patrons to themselves than
bas 'be Legislature just adjmroed
It is safe to ay that at leant 90 per
cent., and perhaps more, of tbe posi.
ti„ ns at their disposal were filled by
members of th. General Assembly. As
| shown by the lirt 1 übliebed tn this
paper Friday the Senate secured the
l.on'i .bare of the apoili, though it »
the smaller bo ly- Though meet of tbe
pid had been di.tribttled before *t
reached the more popular branob of
th. General Assembly tb- «-ber,
did not bositatc to go# * M
left " . , u
Here is « pmrti-! •• °» *>£
the member* helped
almost -bsflluW'eicl
sider*
V.P l'.uaV, Rep , of Bonco.be, true
tee ai.d member at the executive coin
mittee of the Univerapy.
1 S. Iluffiuuu, Hep., of Burke, true.
' 1 tec of tbe Morgsnton deaf and dumb
1 institution.
IS. (V I'uncan, Rep., of Carteret,
' elated for direitor of the Atlaatio and
'; North Carolina Railroad.
1 I A. F. Hileman, Pop., of Cabarrue,
• slated fir director of the Morgan ton
Hospital and direeter of the Carolina
' I Railroad.
8 1 Lee Whitener, Pop., of Catawba,
1 director of ibe Morganton Hospital.
'| J. E. Bryan, Pup., of Chatham; di.
• rector of tbe blind institution at Ral
r otgh, direotur of the penitentiary anc
r ineoibei or tbe Arlington investigatißf
com u 'tee.
A A Campbell, Republican, o
Cherok.e, member of the Arringtm
j invasnuatiui committee.
I J A Huchauan, !'• puHet, of  lav
»! , u niber of the bo.rd of apitoul'ure.
H. P. Williams, Republican, of Cra
° veu. slated t r Uireotor of 'he AtUni
j and North I irolma Railroad.
,r i ZV. WaleiM, Republican, of David
» j «4p. ...;> r «.i i House and trustt
I of the Uuiverm v.
n HO. Kvturi. R>pnbiio«o, of Her
derson, judge ot tbe "» criminal cii
cuit
' ! Frank Hrovrn, Republiean, of Jons
ie ' North C'ar' liaa Ralroad. V ,
. I J. A. Cheek. Republican, of Oranj
it director of the : eni .'iniary.
's D. H. Abott, Republican, of Pain
d lion, sl:it >1 fur direoior of Atltantio 
s | North Carolina Railroad.
,t| R. MCm mi, I. p iblin HI, of Pondei
d nlutiid fur a imaition at the peuitentiarj
81 J. T. Phillips, Populist, of Pitl
r j member of Arrington iuvestigutin
t committee
t C. 11. Johnson, Populist, of Sampson
i rae nber of the board of agriculture.
K. A. Aiken, K.ipubli • .n, of Transyl
. vania, member of ibe board of agrioul
i ture.
, A. Alexander, Republican, Tyrrell
trustee of tbe University.
, J- W. Orumell, Republican, of Vad.
kin, slmed for director of North Caro
lina Railroad.
In additiou to this inanv of tbe mem
' bors were appointed justices of th
peace in their respective ooi"ties anc
many others were quietly csnvassinj
for, places *t the peuitontiary and th'
various asylum*.
I.rtler From Brown IOHIIUII.
BROWN MT., N. o., March 20,'95
Mr. Editor :— Not having soea any
thing from this part of old Stokes it
your paper, I will write a few words ai
my first attempt.
We are having plenty of revenui
raids these days, but 1 think tbey made
a water haul every drag. Tbey ar
nsing too many kinds of horses to mak
the machine work well. It is reported
that there is among them one little
black herse with long lejs and creokod
knees, and very smart, bnt too laxy to
do anythiug whore he is uot known.
He would be toWu to be one of Fred
Douglass' sons. Ho seems to be well
informed in politios, particularly on the
Republican side. Got up up a conver
sation with him and you will be oon.
vinced that be has some Do up las blood
in him. Then look at his color and
you will be satisfied that ba it Fred's
son, or old Fred himself, ne went to
help arrest a moonshiner the other day
aud failed ta get him. The mmmtninp'
•ays that if the marshal will leave that
Republican negro at home he will ear.
render; that he is a white man and
wants « be taken by a white man, and
not a negro. Ha believes in white su
premacy, and not negro rule. I will
give a more accurate description of tbe
former life of this little Fred. He left
tbis neighborhood some 3 or 4 years
ago and went to Virginia. There h*
made bis home lor a couple of years,
only making 2 or 8 trips to Danville a*
a witness. It is thought by many that
~ ni ran fm Virginit. He b*s I
teea u a "V® 1 " to Greensboro one#
ind Danvill. 'i" oe be ha. been in
Stoke* 2 jMtif He is now • reporter
,„i »n ..sis »n%*Msb»l. He mast be
i full blended uuglu.
j ui Deial'rtt, believe that the
machine oould Ad should bt ma witb
jut the aid or ai(; of little FredV blood
or prineiple. X.^\^Z.
ALL DI«A*E« of theblwodare
A cured by Hood* S»P«riU*, which
by Its vitalising! «Hehing, and alterative
e g K u make* cmly PURE BLOOD.
ESS NOTICES
When iu Wiastio call on 0. B. Cash
inst oppoello Vanjba k Co'*., Mora,
get a elaan abatt tad hair aut in latest
stylo.
Itch o# bufeam, manga on horses,
dogs and and all stock, oured in 30
uiuutes b; Woolfordfs Sanitary Lotion.
This neve'foils. Sold by W. V. Mc-
CraW**, wujtgwt, DwbuJJ, N. C.
M*». BrtAyTimrsa, wfco resides at
Toledo, Washington, soys she has nevoi
been able to procure any uiedicinc for
rheumatism th»t relieves the pain so
quickly u«d effectually as Cbambcrlaiu"*
l'ain Balm and tba sho has also used it
for lamn back with great success. tor
sale by N. A. Martin.
0. W. 0. Hardman, Sheriff of Tyler
C., W. Va , appreciates a good thirg
and does not hesitate t" Bn 7 80, He
was almost prostrated with a cold when
he procurod a bottlo of Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy. Lie sajs: ,l lt ga™
me prompt reliaf. i bud it to bfi an
invulunhlo remedy fur coughs and
colds.'* For tab by N. A. Martin.
The experience of Geo. A. Apgar
uf German Valley, N. J., i» well worth
remembering. Ue was troubled with
chronic diarrhoea and doctored for five
months and was treated by four different
doctors withuot benefit. He then began
u-ing Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera aud
Di.irrh'iea Remedy, of wl.ioh one Biuall
b tilfl eflected a complete cure. It
i« tor sale by N. A. Martin.
The experience «f Mr. R. D. Whitley
an iufluenlial and prominent citizen ol
Martiobale, North Carolina, will nc
doubt be perused with interest by peo
ple in nil parts of the country. Foi
yours he has been subject to violent
nttacks of inflammatory rheumatism
J
CWberl.iqS Pain Ual. from W. M.
Hnnumn JLi maMk.nl. «* Af
uuuMuu a. v,o , mt-rcnanis ac necKlio.
burg City,
gave almost immediate relief and gives
Chamberlain's i'ain Halm the bfghcst
praise, and advises all persons troubled
with like afflictions.to use it and get
relief. For sale by N. A. Martin.
Relief In Six Hours.
Distressing Kidney and Bladder dig.
esses relieved in six hours by the "NEW
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY
OBIIR " This new remedy is a groat
surprise on account of its exceeding
promptness in relieving pain in the
bladder, kidneys, buck slid every part
of the urinary passages in male or
female. It relieves retention of water
and pain in passing it almost immedia
tely. If you want quick relief and cure
this is your remedy.
Sold by W. V. McCanlu&s' Druggist
Danbury, N. C.
It I It KM AAN TAN HAKK.
If you have any beef or other bides
around your plaoo g'ling to waste, I
will tan them for you and oharge just
half tlio worth of the leather they make
for tanning, or if the bides are heavy
enough to make harness or sole leather,
will tan them for half the leather they
make. Later in tbo season 1 will buy
some bides. I will want IC,OOO lbs.,
or more for spring and summer stock.
I will not buy hides just yet, but if you
want your hides tanned as above bring
them any day you come' to town. 1
will mark tbcm and give you receipt,
the sooner to hand, the sooner io tan.
I will waut a considerable quantity
of tan bark, blaok oak, red oak and
cbesnut oak. When olearing for tobao.
eo leave the good bark trees standiug
until the sap gets up in the spring,
skio the bark, four feet long, let it dry
• few days, then pack it up, off the
ground. He sure to psek it so that
the rain will not wet it. It will keep
good for years.
Having fully determined to make
tanning a business, 1 advise that you
lake good care of your hides and save
the bark from the trees in your clear
ing whioh will make good bark.
Bring hides as soon as you will to
Pepper k SOBS' (tore, at Danbury.
J. Frank Pepper.
GO TO TEXAS
The Texas & Pacific Railway is the
route to this land of plentiful crops, where
the poor become rich. For furtWl uforma
tion write to J(. P. Word, 86 Wall St.,
Atlanta, Ga. or A. A. (iallager, 108 Reud

Bouse, Chattauo iga, Teun.
W lien you ronn
to ll' inston "looking
round" (for haiyalns) is*v
fr stni> until >•»» ff't I" Shnill
er'a, whore vmi will «:w*v« ""
t win In great viirif y. ' A hi ' ve 11 .
> ia .| a liU nil »liari> of the tr «'?«* fr»>» St
«,„! hlJ•lnini: counties and e*p««* to doublei
.
bl.-Holiini! »t a ******* . lllCt> ;ll 4 i.4 cUi reittH. ch-&« A »:ts,
best 1.1- o . ir tultis at *0 cu; curtain screen at 4 I-. Ji.
IS THE I'l' V.CH
To Imy your watches, clocks
and jewelry. They seii
She cheapest#
. They have watches toi
W. T. Vogler & Soi
Egg>s 9 Butter, Poultry and
oilier produce to
Davis, Hill & Co,,
308 10th St., N. W., - Washing cn, D, C
Ytiu will receive Highest Cash I'rises. We bay outright
or handle, on Commission.
"Quick Sales and Prompt Returns." Commission for
handling goods, five per cent. ''Sea l for our Price List."
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g I mt ImiUiion | , J ti
t I """ "~ J 1 about X
\M\ SUP HMVP SOPAI
m}m fl"irl/S(TPC Co«ti ao more thin athcr packig* todi—nev* jpoils 3
• 111 flour—universally acknowloletdpwitl* the world. J
S Hade wly by CMTOCH k CO., New York. Sold by froctrt enryvbtre. I
Wrttm Mr Arm mi Mmmumor Book of raJnNa r 'pm nil
—A—.
[s Excellence and Gowdn y n j lu in i)i 3 .
pcnsing Dry Goods, 3 hoes carpets
and Fancy Gol 01 j s
If you are in uowl of wblcb you will And w fUH j y JX uMibwr
|.ric«
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' —i>i« >»•»•" "•*"* r Coipr .f
due li«|>>y- A f
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t4 Ciet there'* a*. 11 4l \ancy llsinks t* •*
with m Lhodg orogrwwlve ami up to dati*.
farmers j
GREENSBORO, # | N c.
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will ploaao VP"* , '
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« r\-£ 4* » " 2A.UO >' s " " :u ' -
t: " .Mi -•• '• i' « : •; t: » -
i™.« '• mso 2s " •• »* ;; :;
22 " " *°' oo " . 40.00
Our »Mnnt'o'M» hard work for all, and clnsn ivtUtl S
» u . .H »od too* bow to K 2t OiieH §»»».n «« t v.r> \
W ben yon are m t. lwn> wLctlicr vou have Tob.t p>i)« to me Ititfii.
[ *et oor salts at J prdm. men TOO ittl bo mro to v 1" c " ,DI,
jjrinjf tts jnnr next loud.
Very Truly /,, _ .
Friends,
' TIE REPORTER
S A FS
u OO TO FSShlU.Lx£>3»
in (irceiish^.
FOR YOUR cw rHI3g
When in GrceL oro wU|
your tobacco,
headquarters at ( ~ft ,
The Reporter s *
will get the
treatment. lunacut
WILL " A>KIIN - Ja ..V iK f .
EDITOR Rj^o'iTEli.
When You Are Passing
JUST STEP in
FUITWS STOHI.
'olin Is alvavs glad ,
to sec yo ; n;id *t|*t ,
n«i hiui io pri. r wn*i»ver vou want •
i lour, meil, «lil|) stuff, bacon, Hud, e'l'-s low»r !h >i>
ever known. In shoes lie cant V he.-u- in tiriiw nor oiia'lYy
I'ull line of dry goods and r.nfjn , to* }*, n >
doublei plows, Dljta. Fki-mer'n Krium!. turn plon. nM I Ivew
thlnp in tlio h'.i* ©i general meirliandiac, olwapcr Liio*
ever Aiiow u. i ocne aivl see us.