" " "9" 11 1 1 ~TT"
"SW STORE.
.NASI I FOHJ
W, FANCY AND STAPLE
KV G
-• FALL AND WINTER WEAR
AT TUS BTOEE OF
y ' N o. M. Buckor,
AGENT,
'• i •
BLOCK, WINSTON, IV. C.,
*H/-' »«t from the North, and
;n«nd stock uf Kuncy and Staple
'. of all kinds, suited to the wants
ndy, ihe attention of the Uadl.j ul
bd Winston, ami the surmuijiiuK
'en, is respectlully railed to this stork as
'I worthy of their consideration and exira-
D, as it comprizes all the new and
■ng styles ol fine, meiliura and low priced
its to be found even in very large cities,
ea wanting aojt description of nice and
f*cods will flftd that their waats have
l 'red for by this House, which frill save
the necessity of having to order their
■ 'roiu the North. They will find here
tr shelves and counters gt odd to snit
every want, and at very low prices. We
.1 lake pleasure in crdering for them any
icle we may happen not to have.
i.\E STOCK OF GIRLS' AND BOVB'
COOT'S.
MEN'S WEAR
■ iM(ft : i6iiety. No urtfc-leomitted in makfr g
p assortment of Cent. • rt'eur.
«ROCIiiRIES.
Fall Stdck or Groceries of all kinds.
. M
vHAIS. SHOES AND ROOTS.
AW stales of Hats, Shoes, and Roots, for
' ■ldies, Children, Girls, Bo,\s and Men.
For Men und 80..s wear, in lull variety.
oiW »ill "■ ■! •'
HARDWARE
Our selection of Hardware is wrell suited to
t'te wants of our country Iriends, with tnnoy
?oods juiled tv the wants ot the city trade
CirtS&AltD Cfi PCKKIIT ft ARE.
Here will be found a very complete Stock
of ali Table Ware, hutti GUwani Cruckery,
luitcd to the wants of city and country .
WTL 01V A\D WFTDHS *ARE.
This department will supply many useful
articles to houjekeepers and uth.-is.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
The gooes most iu use in this line can be
'applied here.
CONFECTIONERIES.
Jn variety may be fotind here of choice
qualities.
We simply name the departments in which
foods may be found a-t this 'onse, without
\,iime ration tor to do that it would taken
whole side of a i.ewsp«|.er. We make no brag
I:' what we will do lor our customers but
•ni'lv say come one, come nil »nd you wiil
•iot be disappointed, either io st, lea, qualities
>. -li es.
' GEO M RUCKKR AGENT
October 9th. 187t»—tr.
" rsf&f Wart'house,
DANVILLE, VA.,
VOL TUK SALE OT
» -
Leaf Tobacco
„ W. P, GRAVES, PHOPILIKTOR
I. D WIL: IR. Clerk, r. t.. WAI-KKII, Auct'nr
R. A. WAI.TEBB. K oor4laiiMger.
April 17, 1879. * 1%
f * " *
CIIAB A. HALOWIN, WM. F. JIITUNS
IttLDWIf K JEVKIVS,
r a 4
Successors to Gardner, Carlton k Baldwin,
Boots and Shoes.
WHOLEBALE,
NO 1323} MAIM BTREFET.
RICHMOND, VA. tj
M »y' 3 .01 h
J S. HARR:SON,
A. L.
DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS. c *
A. L. ELLETT, CLAY DRKWKRY,
A JLDBON W ATKINS, S. B. Huqirta.
10, 12 ami 14 TmtfttSmvft, * ' " *
RICHMOND, VA.
April 3d. SttS& VT
"COPY OF ADVERTISE
Big Pay.
Jr«l * > XT* * jU i P*** r '
We wsnfca limited nnmber of »eti*e. eaer
getic o»nvn»erj to comma jn,w idessnaWac.d
profitable bu.-iness. Good men will find this
a rare chance
TO MAKE MOjtfY.
Bmh will pleas* JJIOI ifl( Hl
b, letie-, enclosing stump for reply, stating
wt.at biislneaa tbey h»-ve hem engaged in
4. ,übi iftbe who man business need ap
ply. Address,
FINELY, H ARVBY *CO , Atlanta. Ga.
" A "BA° v tt
Organs, Pianos, Musie and
cal Merchandise,
, TVltiisie Store, Main St., Winstoii.
W. P. Orcisby wishes to oall the attention of the people of Forsyth and (tor
roandiug counties tu his stock of superior organs aud piano, which he is prepared
to suli on )9*er teruis, for ossh or ioMalliueottt, thau an; dealt rio the country
As W P. Ornish}' is tgt.blished here, and intends making eood every warranty
he with the insiruments he sells, all partios will recognise the advantage >l
dealing with htm, in piUVrceuu to advertising dealers who live iu dtstaut purtt ot
the country. 1 • f
This being a branch establishment of the celebrated house of Ditaon & Co , New
York, all orders tor uiu.iio books uud slieel music can be ti.led, m.tii free, at pub
Itsher's prices.
Pianos and Organs repaired and tuned and old instrnmei t* taken in exchange
Write for teruis und information to the Musio Store, Main Street, Winxton, N. C.
Will verdict
Light nnnning Domestic Sewing Machine,
!
*• •** ' ' Pot the folio viug reasons :
It is light running and noisele'g;
It is simple and durabre ;
It makes the best lock stitch and breaks no thread ;
It haf a self-"pt»ing needle ;
t ok riea more thread io bobbin than any other machine ;
It winds the bobbin withont running the machine or throwing the driving band j
It doSS Cue and coarse work without ohaugmg the tension ;
Its wo dwork is made on a plan patented by this company, the table tops being
made of seven thicknesses of wood, with the grain oroMoed so as to prevent split
ttnu and warping, while the is uiade of line single piece of waluut, bent into
shape, which cauuot fall iu pieces *s ulhur covers do
For prices call, or write to the "Domestic," Branch office in the Store,
Street, Winston, N C, opposite the Merchant's Hotel, or at the office ol
this paper. OLD TAKE IN EXCHANGE
T. J. BROWN. W. )i CARTER, JE. J R PIERCE.
BROWN'S WAREHOUSE,
WINSTON, IV. C„
For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco,
In presenting the claims of our HOUiSE, we would ask your attentioo to the
following reason* wh) you should sell with us:
IST VVe lirst ottered you a llouie Market, which is equal to any in the country.
2u We have always worked for tbe interest of our Customers, and spared no
no pains to provide for their accommodation.
3t>. We li»v, incre.is#! lue, SIZB and. capaoity of our HOUSE to meet the de
uiards and ueed* of our constantly growing trade, and can handle to better
advantage, and sell more Ttbaeco.at one sale, than any House iu Wioston.
4TH. We have the best Camp-itouais, with good fire places, (no stoves,) the best
w.ter and most convenient, tbe largest number and dryest Stalls, and 23
la ge slty JijjhiA,givuuk the veay best light possible for TOBACCO
&TH. We have in our 41* 5J UB PIERCE the best handler and manager of
lobicci in this o'any other .Market, his energy and experience are ton
well known to need tuither notice. He cordially invites hia many friends to
set! vfub Uim, aseuriug them that he ta better prepared than ever before to
serve them.
6m. You all kutim Ji D "the happy mati " whose "tongue is tied
in the midille imd'iio* #f each end," aud that wheu he Can't make good
s les no one else need try
7'itl Prompt and a'-ourute s>ttlement with you hfker sales, saving you time
when so « *i 'Us to 1 e off. '
BTH. The demands ol our market are such os to guarantee "as good prices as can
be an&where in North Carolina or Virginia We have sold more
year than any HOUSE in Town—making OUR HOUSE,
as u-iuaf, the leading.one in tbe market.
Wiil always be glad to see you, AND OUAKANTEE THE HIOHRST MARKKT PRICES
Yuma, ttuly, '•»
( R D MOTIEIEY, T Auctioneer. T.J- BROWN & CO.
P A. WII.soN, JR., Book-keeper. Winston, N C
l I ' I. ■
_ PIEDMONT
"Warehouse!
p ' W OT eV "tt r l r\Sai r r o l N, IV. 0.,
lias sold in the past two years more than THREE MILLION pounds of Tobacco
Pe.iudv>f tbjs-^ousorb«a more rapidly IB the pa»l two years than
Vh |c|h Hh NlrlhJ^Jarolina
e house cau show aa HUJ AVUIiAtjE PRICE for grades sold 4s any house
lost on or elsewhere It is the Largest Tobacco Warehouse in the State, cou
>£ 14 UOU
Best Lighted Salesroom
} ia Winston ; the buihJriig nearly 3.000 panes of glass, causing tobaeeo
| to stooW to 'the very bi-at beuce liighe.-t Mwrket pdepl «M
I will be pleased to have a liberal shir* of ifie patronage of Plantar* of this aid
surrounding counties, and promise tuy best efforts to obtaiu for you satisfactorv pri
/ TI I» «T#F . ..00
j*t fw"|" cC igrWavrf r•• iik# netii'mKi) liieods who hav so liberally patronised
1 ill I'M 11. I 1.1 J1 I
I W A S-PrtBCK, M.;w NOtlfHWl}; PtafrM«.d \ !
BO ik Keeper. JAMEB S- SCALES,
JQ A. BiiuiiaM, AaoUoueer- Floor Manager.
II» L , i
■Mil / ■ i-;}K r /1/./. A.
Hinshaw Bros.
WINSTON, N. C.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MERCHANTS DEALERS IN SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS.
" " 1 ' ' .U''.
To Growers of Fin* Yellow Tobacco. i
"ST A It BRAND"
i «'
\\ e recommend our Complete Tobsoco Manure as sper'al'y to you, because :—We make it ourselves, here, in Rich
mond, in the HEART of the Tobacco region, and we KNOW (hat il in made of the betl material and const quently can gua
rantee it to be aa represented in every respect. IT IS CAREFULLY prepared and experimentally and scientifically adapted
to the growth of fine YELLOW Tobacoo on the soils of Virginia and North Carolina. IT IS RICH in Ammooia, Soluble
I hospbate, nad Real Buue I'hoaphate of Lime derived from tbe uobumed bones of sniu.al. ITS ACTION is prompt, con
tinuous and lasting. It starts tbe plant quickly and sustains it to maturity. ITB USE secures large crops, early matority,
and a large, fine, silky leaf, wiib a plenty of body, which is easily cured, and makes the fintst ol Bright Wrappers. CROPS
GROWN with it hav» sold for a higher average price than those grown with any other fertiliser whatever. IT IS FINE,
dry, and iu the best mechanical condition—better than ever before. IT IS A RENOVATOR of worn out lands IT H AS,
stood the tesr of time and seasons, and is endorsed by many of tbe most successful planters in every neighborhood. ITS
STANDARD and QUALITY will 10SIIIVELY NO fbe lowered. We itttend to make it to the inter eat of every i/rower of
Jine Lrii/ht tnhacco to u*e it We solicit your patrouige aud iutlcuce iu extending the use of this first olsgs, high grade, stau.
dard fertiliser. ALLISON & ADDISON.
Factory at Riobmond, Vs. Manufacturers.
It is with pleasure we again present to our friends in Stokes, and to the readers of the Danhury REPORTER, evidence of the
superior quality and great merits of tbe Star Brand Fertilisers The Star Brand Tobacoo Munute has bveu tu successful uso
among you for three years sod yon have given solid evidence of your appreciation of it by increasing—more thau doubling
your purchases each year. What ever may be the pretentions or claims made for other fertilizers—by attending the sales in
this and other markets it is self-evident to every one t!>at the best and finest crops of Tobacco sold, leave been grown by the
use of the Star Brand Tobacoo Manure ID addition to the evidence of its value otfe'td below we respectfully refer to every
uan whti has used it Mere thau 2 000 iu Stakes and uiljoiuiog cuunlies.
March 12, 1880 HINSHAW BROS.
Dr A J Martin, of Stokes county. N
C , wfritrs, December 4, 1879: "I have
baeo using fertil'i.T lor tobacco sevi rai
years, ihe 'Star Brand' Complete Tobuc
co Manure the la«t two years : and 1 can
nay, for myself and t«uaiits, that we like
it bent ol any thai we have used li
acts uo the p aut early, and continue*
until the same is matured. All my
neighbors are pleased with it, an far as 1
know."
Messrs John Q A Kin); & Son, of
Stokes county, N C , write, December
25, 1879: "We have used your 'Star
Brand' Complete Tobacco Manure For
the last three years, aud are well p'cased
with the action on our tobacco. It seems
to torce (he tobacco rigjjt up, with a
small stalk, broad leaf, and cures well
AVe were the first to use it in our settle
ment, now everybody uses it and praises
it.
Mr B F Bynum, nf Stokes county,
N 0 , writes, December 9, 1879 : "I
used your 'Slur Brand' Complete Tobac
co iManure the last two years, and find it i
all that is claimed tor it 'J he Tobacco
yellows finer, with smaller stalks aud
fi.ier aud larger leaves than a y ever
tried or seen in my neighborhood It ia
decidedly the best I have evir seen tried,
and is■ uiore used by uiy neighbors every i
year, than any other "
Farmers wishing to use No. 1,
Peruvian Guano can buy it of us as
low as they can get same quality
anywhere in America n-l deliver it here.
Mr A J Satferfiuld, of Su>ry c uoty,
NO, writea, Deee-jibor 26, 1879: ' I
have used jour Siar Brand' Complete
Tobaooo .Manlire ior (he last three yearn
with perfect satisfaction to myself It
has dune all that I could expect it In do.
I meJ i'our Hacks thin year on very itiin
upland. 200 pounds to the acre, and I
think I will gel 2 000 pouod* id ti.bsc
oo 1 put uiu deep and drilled brat
stable tuauure—or stable manure and
ashes is best. My wueal is looking well '
alter the tub*cco." ,
Mr J T Johnaon, of Sorry county, N
0 , writes, December 23, 1879 : "1 used
1200 pounds of your 'Star Brand' Com
plete Tubauco Manure, and it waa all 1
had any right to expect, considering the
dry weather "
Mr J 11 Martin, of Stokes county, N
C, writea, Deo , 1879, : "I have used
your 'Star Brand' Complete Tobacoo
Manor i two successive years, *ith must
satiafactory results Notwithstanding the
long contioued drouth, 1 have the best
urop of tobacco no n&ud I eve* raited in
iuy life, and 1 think your Siar Brand'
• all deserves it* nnuir ( \ Complete To
bacco Manure) [ will he ah:e to give
you a better report after selling my cr>p. n
20.000 Sscks Star Brand Tobacee Manure for ski# in Winsfdtf this soring • 1
UINSHAW Buo«, on ■■ liberal terms and ai a» low prices as any standard Feriiliier ia sold.
Mr M E Mt*er, of Surry comity, N C ,
writes, January 19, 1J&50: "'Tour 'Star
Brand' Complete Jobaccq Manure, gave
better *ali»facjion than ever befoie. 1
made at least 4500 pounds, of lubafloo
from ksven bags of your Maoure, and I
have tbe beat crop of tobaeen I ever
raised I ileeui it tbe beet fertiliser fw.
4 Rtbecco that ia manufactured, bcuauseilt
■ JMM tried other fertilisers, and it proved
to be beat." ' c
i . , ! .1. ~ll* !!«.. » j.
binshaw Bros., sell more Star Brand Tobacco
Manure than every other house in Winston sells
of every other brand put together.
Mr J L Smith, ol Stoker county, N
C, wri'ns December 12,1879: "I will
say, with regard to yo r Co plete. To
bacco Mimure, l hiu the season was un
favorable, but our crop is a goood one, i
and ripened up the nicest of any crop i
ever raised on my place 1 have nut ;
tried any lerill'Scr with better itsulls,
aud 1 expect to use it aj^ain
Mr J P Covington, of Stokescunty,
N(J .writes. December 11, 1879: ' I
ued 1200 ibs of your 'Star Brand'
Complete Tobacco Mi it it re this )>*ar and
was well phased with it 1 u*td 200
lbs to the acre and expect to make 4,-
500 lbs. It yellowtd well nu the hill,
and was the ea«ie.»l managed 111 the baru
of any t' bacon I ever unt ie I eSt ect
to use it ai:ain neat season "
Mr W C Wilson, nf Stokes county,
NU, writes, January 20, 1880: "1
used y ur omplete Tobacco Manure
'ast year with spleudid tesulis 1 planted
On second year s land, and uiy tobacco
grew oft mealy and rip. Ned well. It is
j tough, rich and wax), with comparative
ly ainall jteui. 1 have DO hesitation in
prom miring the Complete Tobacco Ma
nurc the ben that 1 have iri d.
Mr Presley Pearce, of Stokes ci rnfy,
NC , writes, Jannaiy 10 1880 : "I
I aui well pleased with the S'ar Brand'
| Complete Tobacco Manure, aud expect
Mr W C Kyans. "f Pnrry county N 1
C, writes, December 27, 1879: "Your
"Star Brand' Complete Tobjcco Munuro,
bought of liinshaw Broihers4a«t spring,
pn-dneed a good tr»p. Sooie ol uiy
neighbois wlina>w mv tobacco say they
will try your 'Star Brand' next year I
will use it again."
Mr J W Gates, of Patrick county,
Va , wr'tes, December 15, 1879 : ••Your
''Star Braud' Complete Tobacco Manure j
1 »as used extensively io this neighborhood
last year and notwithstanding the very
dry summer the result was fine as heart
could wish It gives the tobaoco a quick
gro*ib, good sixe, and fine texture,
Kvery planter is pleased with ita action
Will use it more eitcuaively next year."
Mr. Asa Jooes, of Forsyth county, N.
C., writes Januarys, 1880; "I used
two sacks of your 'Star Brand' CutnpUte
Tobacco Manure on two acres of black,
gravelly laud last year, and made 2 223
pounds of tobacco, which I sold at my
barn for 15 cents per pound. 1333 54. I
utu very much pleased with your fertili
ser. Have used it tbree years in Se
cession," ■ i
Mr Z T Smith, of finkp« county, N
0 , »riWs, I>eceuiher it, lß|9 : "I used
your Complete Tobacco Mauu/e natsea
.1 K.'ilj I J' ;*t;on
Mr W Neel, of citokes enuniy, NO,
writes, l e ember 29. f879: '1 have
uted jo«rr Complete Tobacco Mat.ure tor
• hree years, and pieTer id tb any other
fertiliser I, have qv«r used I put in
drill, 200 lbs to the acre on ooiunion
land—a little more on very thin land la
anything like a pooft season, tfie tobacco
is of good awe, and ripens w*H a»d (¥ti«l
lar. My tobacqe raised by its ate i» Rood,
waxy tobacco. I bave tried it side by
; to use it more largely this year than
ever before My tobacco was mure eamly
! cured 11' an any crop 1 ever made him
i any 'crt)li*.r "
Mr A C Savage, of Stokes county, N
J C , write*. December 27, 1879: "I used
two sack# of your Star liraad' Complete
Tobacco Manure this year, and it proved
! a great success. I used it m drill ;
I plain. d tobacco eighteen inches apart.
It grew generally three led bluh Had
large, yellow, gummy, rioh leaf s, and
cured a bright yellow color geaerally."
Mr B F Gravely, of Henry county,
Va., writes. December S\ "I used
the -Star Brand' Complete Tobacco Ma
nure on over 200 (Mill t.tbacco hil s this
year It acted as' well as could be de
sired 1 »ui so well pleased with its ac
tion on uiy cr ip, that 1 expect to ut>e
' double the quantity next year."
Kev T 8 King, »f Forsyth county, N
j C write#, December 18. 1879: 'I have
used your Complete Tobacco Mauofe lor
wbeat and tobacco lor the two laat sea.
i sons 1 aui well pleased with the result,
j I use one s-u-k per acre. I prefer it to
any tried. I have u.-ed Peruvian, ■
'* and 'a I expect to use it
th sspring.'*
j s->n, 300 pnnnds to tbr> acre and can say
II gave pt-rleet »ath»luctioo. Will use it
ueit year "
Mr li T Winter, of Henry county,
V*., write*. Dei-ember 7, 5879 : "I
have lined t lie Tobai'eo Manure tor two
yrara. ami like it» action finely It grew
mj tobacco and ripened yellow and
nice. It ia all I want as a tobacco ma
nure."'
, .Jas F Hodges, of Stokes county, N
C,, write*. December 22. 1879: "i used
tl.e "Star Brand' Complete iobacoo Ma
nure thia year, which acted like a.cbartu.
It started the plant early, and it yellowed
well on the hill. I am better pleased
wiib the 'Star Brand' than any I e»er
used. Espeet to uae it agaiu.
Mr Saitfoel P Maitin, of Strike* coun -
ty, N 0 . writes, January 17, 1880 :
'Your 'Star Brand' Complete Tobacco
Manure does as well or better than any
commercial manure I have e»er used L
espeet to use it again."
Mr W R C alter, of 8»ok«i coonty, N
C , writer, December, 1879 t "I ®»ed
mg sacks of your 'Btar Brand' Complete
Tobaco . Manure this year, and it aoud
well for me, considering the drouth I
think it ia the best I ever used."
»it)e with other maaurea, and have found
it U tsood, if not bqtter than I ha»e
•*« tried" a
Flon. \V A. Lowrey, of Foray th ooßßtj
N (\, write* January 9 1380 : -I used
your C"iii|'leie T*j>fuoo Manure U«t year /«'
on a pOrlinn of uiy iobaooo crop, and wa> ; ,
well pteased *Mh tbe'teauh. I shall use
It agaip thin Jf»r- i *•••
u»ih« your Wheat Manure, and am Mtii- ,
hod that ft l« good."