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Winston as second-class matter.
The bill granting women the
right of suffrage, has passed the
House of the Washington Terri
tory Legislature, 14 to 7.
Two new trans-Atlantic cables
are to be put down across the At
lantic, and will be opened to the
public about June 1st, 1884.
The Lutherians and admirers
of Martin Luther, the great " Re
former, will celebrate his 400th
anniversary at Concord, on No
vember the 10th, 1883.
The Association for the Ad
vancement of Women, in session
at Chicago, discussed measures
for improving the condition of
black women in the South.
The Pope of Rome is arranging
a convention with Prussia for an
improvement of relations. between
the Holy See and that country,
and for the restoration of those
bishops who have been , expelled
from Prussia. t ,
A meeting of the bachelor mem
bers of the Knoxville Bar Associ
ation" was held last evening, and
resolutions of sympathy for a
prominent attorney were adopted,
as it is feared that he will soon
depart from the walks of single
blessedness. - Knoxville (Tenn)
Tribune, 17th.
State Grange. The Roanoke
Patron says the eleventh annual
session of the North Carolina State
Grange will be held at this place
beginning on Tuesday the nth
day of December next. All ar
rangements necessary for holding
the meetings will be made in due
time and reduced rates on the
Railroads and hotels will be se
cured. Weldon News.
The Methodist church of this
place is being remoddled and re
paired. O. A. Redding & Co., of
Randleman have the contract.
Asheboro Courier.
Shooting Affray In Tennessee.
We learn that a shooting affray
occurred Monday in a saloon near
the Kentucky line, in Scott coun
ty, in which Smith Roberts was
shot and killed by Josh Duncan
They had been drinking together
in a bar roornand left , the place
seemingly friends. Shortly after
a shot was heard and Roberts
found in a dying condition. He
said that he had been shot by
Duncan, who made good his es
cape and still remains at large.
Knoxville (Tenn.) Tribune, 1,8th
Last Wednesday a lady of our
village sent to this office a potato
that presents a marked resem
blance o a turtle. The color and
formation of the body was nearly
exact, the head was properly
shaped, correctly proportioned,
and was marked with two-spots
which appeared to be eyes. A
well-formed caudal appendage of
regulation length made the "tout
ensemble " complete On the
1st Monday of the present month
Mr. J. M. Vaughn, of Madison,
resigned his position as chairman
of the board of trustees, for Madi
son township's railroad subscrip
tion, and Colonel J. M. Gallaway
was appointed in his stead. At
the meeting it was determined that
the township's railroad subscrip
tion would be devoted to the con
struction of any road through that
township that would first secure
means of transportation. In ad
dition, there was about $10,000 of
individual stock renresented at
the meeting, and it was agreed
that all theSe subscriptions should
be pledged in the same direction.
This will aggregate at least- $20,-
000. Leaksviue uazette.
Taking the Baby Home
Deputy Sheriff Edwards, from
Stokes county, passed through
this morning having in his charge
a little two month old babe. Three
days ago the mother was carried
to the Morganton Insane Asylum,
and the babe being refused, the
sheriff was compelled to take it
back to Stokes. Sheriff Edwards
did the best he could with his
charge and drew' a sympathizing
crowd around him at the depot
while waiting for the Salem train.
-Greensboro Patriot,' 19th.
The i Chinese government are
actively preparing to close the port
of Canton.
Eyttenberg Eros.;
OBJB
rice Store.
All goods marked in plain figures.
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We have the finest line of Silks,
Dress Goods, Ladies and Gents
Furnishing Goods, ever shown in
this market.
Carpets and Blankets at New
York prices.
See our line of Jerseys, Cloaks,
Dolmans, Paletots, New Markets,
&c, &c.
BROWN, ROGERS & CO.,
IIARDWME!!!
Hoiisehcli Sewing -.Machines!
.GOLDEN H A RY EST AN D
CHAMPION STOVES,
CHAMPION GRAIN DRILLS!!!
(Simple, - Strong, Best Fertilizing
Attachment).
CALL AND EXAMINE.
Aug. 27. tf.
LQMSflCKEEOE
WE HAVE SATISFIED THE WANTS
-OF THE-
PEOPLE OP
tVm THE PAST EIGHT YEARS OUR MALE SEX HAVE ALWAYS DREADED THE
-1 time to buy their clothin?. Havtng to contend with the old fogy styles aud qualities hereto
fore shown, and paying double the money to have them sent from cities 300 and 900 miles distant
WHEN WANTING A FASHIONABLE SUIT
We have remedied that trouble by ' T " " i, ' ' -
DISPLAYING ON OUR COUNTERS
EMBRACING
CUT&WAY SUETS
AND
Corkscrew Worsteds ' and Fine Woolens ;
in all the fashionable shades, of Which we can show an endless variety. Onr
CHILDREN AND SCHOOL SUITS
are a novel of beauty.
LONG & S ACKER HAN,
, FAIR DEALING CLOiUlEHS (Op posit Post Office) .
Lucua
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUT UP A STEAM SAW
Mill, within 8 miles of Winton, will fill all orders for PINE or OAK
LUMBER at short notice and on reasonable terms. - Also - H
New Wagons Kept on Hand and for Sale at Their Shop!
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On Shallow Ford Street in Winston. All reoairino- of .
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WOOD " OS; EROBT WOHIS
done with dispatch. Give us a call.
Respectfully,
August 30, 1883 ini.
BEVEL & RTDES.