THE REPORTER.
THURSDAY, MARCH 8,1877. ~
yi cstxw-MABK on the margin of your paper
at any tins roill indicate tlcat you are due ui (2,
/or which, with a continuance of jialronage, tee
will be much obliged.
Surry Court is in session this week.
■' • »♦-
Rev. Mr. Eudaly preached two ser
mons in Danbury lart Sunday.
It is thought that the Legislature will
adjourg on t%e 13th—next Tuesday.
Parties wishing to supply themselves
with garden seed, olover or grass seedi
will find them in abundance at R. T.
Joyce's store.
HON. A. M. SCALES, our oourtcous
and effioient representative in Congress,
has placed us under renewed obligations
for valuable Congressional documents
We regret to learn that William Sha.
fer, a much respected citizen of this
eounty, died at his residence near Ayres
ville, on the 24th ult. Deceased was
near 60 years of age. The funeral was
presehed by Elder R. W. Hill.
A debating society is proposed in
Danbury. When it gets in working
order there are several questions of local
interest that should be investigated—
one of which is, "Is not prejudice and
sectarianism allowed to ran too far, when
it denies a school to the community ?"
As the privilege of a school room in
the churoh building has been refused,
and as their is no other suitable build
ing in town, thore will be no school in
Danbury for the present A school
house will be built in a few weeks, in
which the children of the neighborhood
may receive educational advantages,
without hinderance.
A three-cornered fight took place in
Danbury last Monday, in which two of
the participants received slight bruises
and finger marks. They were arrested
and eerrted before a magistrate, but
whilo wailing the making out of war
rants, etc., one of the pa-ties walked
out, mounted his horse, drew his pistol,
and bidding defiance to the officers of
the law, rode away.
The hog chasing season will soon oom
menee hereabouts. When an unfortun
ate porcine rubs his back against an
average Danbury fence its fall ia inevi
table ; and unless he Bhuls his eyes and
waiks backward, he cannot miss the
gaps that must have beon left to tempt
stock into, forbidden pastures. Howev
er, hungry dogs will bo let loose upon
stock so offending. It seems to us that
the owners of such fences are the ones
that should suffer.
From here to Patrick C. H., the pos
tal arrangement i| entirely out of order
By last mail we reeeived a letter from
a distance of twelve miles,
thai' fiad been two weeks on the way ;
a paper from Patrick C. II , two weeks
after, date, and abeut the same can be
said ot everything else that comes to us
from that direction. It is to be hoped
that whoever is responsible for these
delays will do better in future, or resign
his position.
A very sad occurrence transpired in
our eounty last Saturday. A little son
of Alex. Ried, about five years of age,
unobserved by any member of tbe fam
ily, found a bottle of whiaky in the
eapboard, from whioh he drank very
freely. No one knew anything of the
cirramtanco until about 12 o'clock,
when the little fellow's abeence was no
ticed. A servant was dispatched to look
bim up, who soon leturned and reported
that tbe ehild was asleep aod could not
be aroased. Upon examination the boy
was fount) to bs perfectly numb and uu
conscious. Two physicians were imme
diately summoned, hut their efforts to
reliere the little sufferer were of no
avail, and he died Sunday morning.—
The bereaved family will have the sym
pathy of the publio in their affliction.
The petition of forty seven ladies of
Yadkin township, taking that no more
retail liquor lioense be granted, was lent
before the  ommiqtioners laat Monday,
together with a similar one from Mead
•w townehfp, with thirty signatures
Over one hundred ladies have now ap
pealed to oor county guardians in behalf
of society and morality, and we eanoot
believe that fcheir appeals will be ig
nored. The interests of the county suf
fer materially through the agency of
these licensed houses, and our jail, poor
house aod courts are burdened on ae
count of them. There ia not a taxpayer
in the ooaaty whe does not pay tribute
to them, and it ia a fearful tribute tbey
•re allowed to wring from the helpless
families of their beat customers. The
Commissioners will aot patriotically, as
well as humanely, by granting no more
license, especially in the townships that
bsve thus appealed to them.
Last Saturday night our streets were
enlivened by the preseneo of a company
of serenades, who complimented our
oitizens with excellent musio at their
doors. We return thanks Tor oar share.
Commissioners' Court.
The Board met on last Monday. Pres
ent D. C. Pepper, .Chairman, J. M
Linfille, J. A. Leak, C. M. Lasley aud
J. Q. A. King.
PAUrBR CLAIMS.
James Dnggins, 6 5.00
Wm. Glidewell, 3.00
Tempy Allen for 2 Lie Reids, 10 00
Jordan and Humphrey Fulton, 4.00
Betsey Ball, 3 00
Peter Moser, 2.00
Susannah Tilly, 2.00
Simpson Southern, 2.00
John Samuel, 2.00
George Hay, col., 2 00
Jaoob Hawkins, col, 2 00
CLAIMS ALLOWED AND ORDERED TO UK PAID.
W. B. Vaughn, Jr., Registrar, $ 2.04
Wm. M Edwards, Court officer, 450
J. M. Linville, Commissioner.
RELEASES.
Eld John Moran released from poll
tax, 1876, $3.
C. H Hollinsworth exempt from poll
tax, 1877, infirm.
Robt. Lovell released from poll tax,
1876, too old, S3
L. D. Qilbert exempt from poll tax,
1877, infirm.
Charles Webster exempt from poll
tax, 1877, infirm.
Wm- H. Nuun rclcasod from poll tax,
1876-'77, infirm, 83.
M. E. Simmons exempt from poll tax,
1876'77, infirm, $3.
J. F. Hall exempt from poll tax, 1877,
infirm.
W. II Hawkins exempt from poll tax,
1877, infirm,
A. C. Myers exempt from poll tax,
1877, infirm.
Labum Going exempt from poll tax,
1877, infirm.
G. H. Tuckor exempt from poll tax
1877, infirm.
Joshua Jessup released from tax on 80
acres of land, value 8170, 1876, 81 70.
John H. Roberts released from poll
tax, 1873, infirm.
Ordered by the Board that to mush of
G. L. Burton's claim of 8456 75, which
was audited by the Board January Ist,
1877, as relates to the expenses of
Keeping ia jail Wash Hairston
93 day*, $37.80
Keeping in jail John Hairston
93 days, 37 80
Keeping in jail Calvin Ludlow
93 days, . 37.80
Keeping in jail Reuben Ludlow
93 days, 37 80
Amounting to $151.20
Be revoked, beoause in the opinion of
the Board, it is unjust and unlawful for
the county to pay said expenses.
From the above judgmeut the said
G. L. Burton prays an appeal, which is
granted.
W. H. Gentry charged with 830, tax
on land belonging to Eli Jessup's heirs,
and ordered to collect.
Another Prayerful Petition.
To the Commissioners of Stokes County:
We, the undersigned, lady citizens of
Yadkin township, in Stokes oounty, do
hereby respectfully ask your honorable
body not to grant any more retail liqaor
license in our county, especially in Yad
kin township. We make this request
for the good of society, and our families
and friends in partieular, that drinking,
gambling and dissipation may be stopped
as muoh a* possible, and better examples
set before the rising generation. Please
bear the voice of the females in behalf
of their loved ones. Respectfully,
Mary T. Wilson, Martha A. Boyles,
Amanda Meadows, M. J. Meadows,
Mary W. Gibson, Laura A. Powers,
Bettie Lawson, M. J. Powers,
Martha Boyles, Pollie Bennett,
Hsttie Meadows, Elisa A. Gentry,
Tisbia Meadows, M. E. Gentry,
Malinda M otter, H. J. Powers,
Martha B. Moser, E. J. Powers,
Sarah A. Wall, N. H. Powers,
Mary C. Boyles, Charity Boyles,
E. J. Boise, Mary F. Boyles,
Bettie Boylee, Nancy Balor,
Francis Marsh, Martha J. Smith,
M. J. Bennett, Bettie A. Smith,
N. P. Bennett, T. J. Smith,
Jane Vortus, K. A Bennett,
Maggie Edwsrds, Parthenia Bennett,
Fannie Edwards, Eliza Boyles,
Emily Heath, Jane Boylee,
Jaoe Gunter, Rachel Fulk,
La«ra J. Hunt, Sallie A. Campbell,
Adeline A. Gcff, Ellen Bennett,
Reaa Bennett.
I , , t m
So far from carrying out the purpose
of Cougreee and the will of the people,
the Commission has, from partisan mo.
tives and influences, ignored fundament
al questions of right and justice, and
has resorted to quibbles to break down
tho just cause.— N. V. Express.
The Judicial oolosaus of party will
add a new word before long to the more
thun one hundred thousand wordt of the
English language. Out of Bradley will
come a term to express intense hatred
of truth and fairness —the "bull-dozing"
of facts and evidence—the foreswearing
of a man when wearing the robei of the
jurist—the seal and bitterness of the
partisan oloaked under the garb of pre
tended devotion to prinoiple—the de
pravity and meanness of Radicalism
when lifted to the highest places of
honor and trust.— Wilmington Star.
NEWS OF TH£ WB£K.
STATE NEWS.
Ntwbern will have an old folks con
cert on the 12th.
The Mi'ton Chronick bids farewell
to 150 delinquent subscribers at a dash.
The people of Pender eounty are
greatly dissatisfied with their county
seat.
Soma rogue or rogues tried to steal a
saw-mill near Whitaker's Turn-out last
week.
Ove. one hundred and fifty local pro
hibition bills have been iutroduced in
the General Assembly.
A bill has passed the House of Repre
sentatives reducing the number of direc
tors of the Insane Asylum from fifteen
to nine.
Mr. Edward Fasnich, of Raleigh, has
just received -100,000 silkworm «ggs,
and will commence the manufacture
of silk. .
A Mr. Harvey, residing near Harris
burg, Cabarrus county, lost his right
hand a few days ago by a premature
discharge of his gun.
Hezekiah Rumfelt of Gaston county,
deranged for some time past, set his house
on fire on the 19th inst. Refusing to get
out he was consumed with the other con
tents.
The town of Linoolnton had a mad
dog sensation one day last week
Before the bruto was killed he had
bitten a calf, two geeso and a couple
of dogs.
In Rutberfordton, last Thursday
moruing a little child of Mr. William
Hardin fell from a chair into the fire,
and was severely burned before being
rescued.
At a meeting of citizens of Lenoir,
held on the 15th inst., it was resolved to
rebuild Davenport Female College, re
cently destroyed by fire, and a good
subscription was raised at the time lor
that purpose.
An old negro woman in Loai.'burg,
who made hor living by washing aud
ironing, died a few days ago, and re
quested that her ironing table should be
taken to pieces and buried with her, and
the request was complied with.
Raleigh Newt: IV Pritchard says that
the best behaved congregations to which
ha preaches arc those in the insane asy
lum, to which the ministers of the city
preach regularly by turns. He say*
they neither whisper during service nor
spit tobaeo juice on the floor.
Mr. George. P. Coleman, of Sandy
Ridge, Rowan county, stabbed his son
Bingham Coleman in the bowels with a
kuil'e a few days ago, inflicting danger
ous wounds. The assault was uiado by
Qeorge during » state of frenzied anger.
Last acoouuts were that the case was
critical but not hopeless. Concord
ReyUter.
On last Thurday night, in the quiet
little town of Thomasville, Davidson
county, a marriage between Mr. William
Thomas and Mrs. Forney, a young
widow, tho service being performed by
Rev. J. W. Lewis, had progressel over
half the ceremony, and the friends and
acquaintances who had gathered at the
bride's residence were filled with joy
anxiously awaiting for the minister to
pronounoe the words man and wife. But
suob was ..ot the fate, for ere the oere
mony was completed the fair bride fell
dead at the feet of him who held her
hand, but who was not yet her husband,
she had fell a victim to heart disease.
GENERAL NEWS.
The grave of the late (ieorge D. Pren
tice is still unmarked.
The Virginia Legislature has sanc
tioned the erection of a lunatic asylum
for negroes.
The church of the Univorsalists in
Jersey City, has had until quite recently
a female pastor.
It is said tho locs of stock in Texas
from the snow and eold will amount to
millions of dollars.
Florida's big sale of land to Eoglish
and German capitalists will pay off her
State debt, also increase her popu
lation.
The Rothsohilds are worth the snng
sum of $3,400,000,000 and yet they go
on making as their poor daddies did.
The Governors of Georgia and North
Carolina have both reoognised the
Hampton government in South Carolina
by informing Governor Hampton of the
arrests of oriminals from tboir States.
One of the largest droves of aattle
aver seen in any plao« was driven from
Texas from Capt. King's raneho to
Kansas. The herd numbered 30,000
horaod cattle, and was attended by 700
drivers.
Two men shot and killed eaoh other
near Okalona, Miss., the other day, one
of them leaving a wife and fifteen chil
dren, the other a wife and four children.
Two funerals, two widows and nineteen
orphans by the mere touch of a oouple
of triggers!
POLITICAL NEWS.
The two immortal Judges—Jeffreys,
the Butoher, and Bradley, the Bull
doter.
The National Returning Hoard might
do worse than eount in Hayes. Sup
potto they should count in Joe Bradley
by a majority of one ?
The Baltimore American, a Republi
can paper, says it has positive informa
tion that Mr. Tilden will carry his caic
into the Supreme Court.
The Albany Argus tells us I hut Judge
■ Bradley, when a boy, ui-ed lo peddle
| charcoal through the streets of that city.
Let us hope that we may find nothing
j blacker than charcoal upon his ermine
The Republican presidertial candidate
' having been dubbed "Returning Hoard
Ilayes," it is proposed by a writer in the
New Vork World ihatltis associute 1111
the ticket be christened "Willing Ac
u.iuij'liee Wheeler."
The inauguration of Hayes will fin
the doom of Radicalism. No party can
live under the enduring infamy which
will bo stamped upon his administration
In two years the Democrats will in all
probability, eontrol the Senate, as well
as the House—if Che Democrats will
avail themselves of the advantages which
they r.ow have before the people.
PANBURY MARKET.
CORRECTED WKKKLY BY
Pepper Hons.
Com, $ bu. . g 1 00
Wheat » bu. - • 1 2501 50
Rye 'K bu. • - - - 100
Oats bu. 50
Pork, lb ... 8(«jl0
Racon lt> - • • 12(«)10
Flour sack 4 00(®4 50
Butter flb - - - -15(8)30
Eggs doz. - - • 12 J
Beestyax lb •. - - 30
Flaxseed "W bu. - 1 00(til 25
Hides, dry lb - - 10@12J
" green lb - 5(a)7
Tallow W lb ... 10
Rags *» lb - - - 3
Reans {9 bu. ... 80
I'cas« bu. - - - 80
Coffee lb - - - 25(^30
Leather, sole lb - • 25(^35
" upper lb - 45(/65
Molasses gal. - • 35(a 45
Nails lb - - - - 5~®7
Salt, coarse sack - 225 a 2 50
Sheeting 4-4 yard - S j (fit 10
" J " " . - 6(o;8
DANHURT TOBACCO MARKET.
Lugs, dark - - §2soa 500
" bright • - 500a10 00
Leaf, red • • 3 00 a 10 00
" bright - - 600a15 UO
Wrappers, mahogany 8 00 a 15 00
bright - 10 00 a4O 00
WINSTON TORACCO MARKET
Corrected weekly by
NOBWOOIf St PIERCE.
Lugs, common 8 400 a ft 00
" good working 500 a 700
Smokers, common 650 a 800
" good 9 00 u 14 00
" fancy 15 00 a 20 00
Leaf, common 600 a 7 50
" good 800 a 12 00
Wrappers, dark 11 00 a 14 00
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iss?Words of Advice, pi
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formed some of the most astonishing
cures that arc recorded in the annals of
history. Patients tuffcrinx for years from
the various diseases of the Lungs, alter
tr_vlng different remedies, spending thou
sands of dollars In traveling and doctor
ing, have, by the use of a few bottles.
entirely recovered their health. ,
"WONT 80 TO FLORIDA."
«... Ksw York, Adjust SO. 1872.
DR. TUTTI
Ds*r 81*Whsn in Aifcen, last winter. I usod your
■xpectorant for my oough. and realised moro benefit
from It than anything I ever took. Xam so wsll thst
I will not fo to Florida nsxt winter as X intended
Send ma one dosen bottles, by expreaa. for aom)
friend*. ALFRED CUBHINO,
188 Wsst Thirty-flrat Street.
Boston, January 11,1874.
This eartlfles that X htvs reoommended the uie of
Dr. Tutt's Cxpeotornnt for diseases of the lunna
for the past two yeara, and to my knowlsdge mnn?
bottles have been used fay my patients with ths hap
piest reeults. In two oaaea where It waa thought eon.
Armed eonanmptloa had token plaoe the Bxpeotorant
effected a euro. " R. H. 9PBAGUE, M.D.
- We ean not apeak too highly of Dr. Tutt's €*-
psotorantf and for the aake of suffering humumtj
hope It may become more conernUy known."-I'IIUU
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bold by UrugKUUa Pilrs iI.OU
YOU can del GRASS mid CLOVKIt SKIiD,
also G'LIIAM'S FKRTILI7.BR »nd
FBESH GARDEN SEEDS
at FKITKU, & SONS'.
WR WANT, ANO WILL, PAY CASH
FOB—
-500 Bushels CORN.
5,000 Lbs. good l>ry HIDES, and
50,000 «• LEAF TOBACCO,
ttrins u » " »nmple of your TOBACCO. We
will huv by sani|il*
PEPPER k SONB.
FOB SALE. —AII the Fixtures of a Haali
SA W-MILL. Tin; Saw and all the Irons
and much of the work is an pood as new. For
particulars inquire at PEl'i'GK j- SUNS'
Store.
SEND 25c. to G. P. KOWELL icO.New
Vork, lor Pamphlet of 100 pages, con
taining lists of 3,000 newspapers, aud es
mates showing cost of advertising.
ELHART, Hlizt ».,
mporters and Wholesale Dealers In
NOTIONS, HOSIERY; GLOVES; WHITE
AND FANCY GOODS
No. 5 Hanover street; Baltimore, Md.
nol -ty
W. A. TUCKKR, H. C. SMITH
8. B. BPRAOINB.
TUCKER, SMITH & CO.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS; SHOES; HATS AND CAPS.
250 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
01-ly.
HURRAH FOR THE NEW RAILROAD
** l-
AND
JOYCE'S POPULAR
"la union there is strength!" Headquarters for business! Legal advice, GENERAL MERCHANDISE, anl BLACK"
SMITHING combined! Ba sire to call. We can assure JOB hia aasortment, low prices and quality of GOODS cannot be surpassed in the
county. Danbury, November 20, 1876.
THE
GREENSBORO DISTRICT
Conference School,
AT
KERNERSVILLE, N. C,
WILL bet/in the next term of 20 tceeh
January 15, 1877. Andy/or circular
to REV. S. R. TRAWIOK, A. M.,
Jl/in. 11, 1877-6t. Principal.
J. & P. COATS'
THREAD.
Wholesale Frioe Reduced to OS
Cents per Dozen.
A LARGE SUPPLY JUST RE
cuivgd, embracing all shades sad
colors.
Merchant* will please send in their
order* to
PATTERSON & CO.
SWfrm, AT C., Jan. 18,1877.-2 m.
B. F. KING
WITH
JOIIKSW, BUTTO.V It CO.,
DRY GOODS.
N'o*. 326 and 328 Baltimore street; N. K. cor
ner Howard,
BALTIMORE MP.
T W. JOHNSON, R. M. SUTTON,
J K 11. CRAUUK, O. J. JOHNSON
nol-ly.
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MANFFJini'BIKfi fOKFECI IONEFS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
Fruit*, NuU, Cip»r*, and Kancjr Groceries.
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Order* solicited, and particular atten
tion given siime. Oct 19—5ra
(th KTO S2O per d*y at home Samples
ZlpO worth sl, free Stissos * Co., Port
laud Maine.
iff* 1 O A DAY AT HOME. AReuts want
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Carrfullff edited uud having Uu aid *f *
large iiuurficr tf correspondent* cmmejU m their
respective department* of farm industry, it will,
in the coming volume, under the same control a§
Jor nearly a third of a century continue Jevottd
to the cause of ayncaJlural improvement.
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Puhli-hers American Parmer,
No. 9 North Street, Baltimore, Md,
Or, the American farmer and tho
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together and sent to any address, for 93.
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04 CvurUand St,
[ 18-ly NEW YORK.
BEHJAMIN RUSSELL,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
Boots and Nlioew,
Not lt> $ If South Howard street,
(New Building,)
BALTIMORE, MD.
| S. A. Williamso* a» N. C. norl9 1201
GOD
BLESS
j OCR HOME, is the name of the most elegant
'• French Oil Motto Chromo crer issued. The
i motto U surrounded by one of the most ex
quisite and richly colored wreaths ol beauti
ful flowers on dark background, aod is per
fect in all its details. It is 11 x 15. Wa
send this motto chromo and the BOSTON
WBKLKY GLOBE, a large eight-page fami
ly, story aud newspaper, with agricultural,
cbess, puzzle, household, and all popular de
partments, * months for only Sixty cent*.—
Chromo and paper mouths for sl. A beau
tiful holida) gift. A genu wanted.
Address,
WEEKLY GLOBE,
238 Washington Street,
Uotton, Man.
i. r. tuau*. o. c. roi/roN, t. r. buaixobacuk
CABLIN & FULTON.
importers of
HARD WARR, CUTLERY, ODVS, #c., fo..
No. 20 Bouth Howard street,
BALTIMORE.
Special at'.eulion given to orders.
11. H. Mautindalb, ol N. C.,
WM. J. C. DULANY * CO.,
Rooksellerg, Stationers, l*riateri«
a ad Book Sliders,
332 W. Baltimore street, near Howard.
BALTIMORE.
EDWARD P. IIAUBIB,
with
WILLIAM DEVRIEB & CO ,
importers and jobbers of foreign aud dontastii
DRY GOODS A\l) KOTIOM,
312 West Baltimore street, between Howard
and Liberty,
BALTIMORE, MD.
WILLIAM DBVHIKH, WILLIAM R. DIVKttS,
HUI«riAI« DIVKIKS Of 1., SOLOMON KtMMKLL.
MONEY!
WE pay cash for old Bounty [.and War
rants. They are scattered all over tb«
South. Send them, by registered letter, to
GILMORE & CO..
629 F. Street, Washington, D. C.
Peoples' Saring Bank. \
Washington, l>. C., Nov. 20, 1870. J
Knowing well Messrs. >II.MORE k (XX, f
take pleasure in recommending them as rrlia
| ble and trust worthy agents and attorners.
| W. L. V ANDESLIP, Uaatlier.
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