ITJtiBfS Or INTERXBT.
"She has a magnificent voice for a fog
whistle,'' i« a portion of s Western des
eiiptinn of a local prima donna.
A belle, upon being asked her father's
profusion, said he "embalmed pork," she
believed. lie was a bacou curer
"1 wouldn't have left, but the people
kinder egged me on," said a man who
was asked why be quit his Kansas home
in a hurry.
"I have been present at many religi
ou* awakeuitig*," said the fly, as he pass
ed from one bald spot lo auutber iu a
neighboring pew.
It is a mean thing for a handsome man
to go to a .town and give every indication
tbat be is ; n ths market antil half the
girls ars wild about bim, and tbsn send
for his wife
"See hsre," said a fault finding hus
band to his wife, "we must have things
arranged in this house so tbat ws shall
know just whern everything is kept "
"With my heart," she sweetly an
s«ere«l ; #and let us begin with vnur
late hours, my love 1 should dearly
liks to know where they are kept."
Every Prince of the Royal family in
Germany is tsugbt when young some
useful trade for the purpose of sobering
the mind and bringing it face to face
with the material world and the realities
of life, and among the profusios of ouii
osities aad . frtistio relics which orowd
the Emperor William's private oabinet
may be seen specimeus of book-biudiug,
curving, carpentering and other handi
work performed by his sons and grand
sons.
A correspondent of the Scientific
American says: "Let any one who has
an attaok of lockjaw take a small quan
tity of turpentine, warm it and pour it
on the wound, no matter where ths
wound is, and relief will follow in less
than a minute. Nothing belter can be
applied to a severe out or bruise than
O'ddnarpeotine ; it will give certain re
lief almost instantly. Turpentine is
also a sovereign remedy for oroup. Sat
urats a piece of flannel with it and place
the flannel on the throat and ohest, and
ia every ease three or tour drops on a
lamp of sugar may be taken inwardly "
Boeten brides are said by a Philadsl
pbia paper to chatter in bad French at
the hotel tables when on their wedding
tour This is indeed good news. Any
scheme that will result io asking a
bride use some language not generally
understood ought to be eooouraged
Whea the average oitisen is obliged to
sit oalmly by and hear such remarks as :
"Please pass me the buttab, dshling,"
and "Now, lovey. you're awtully mean
if you don't let me have a bite of your
biseatt," he feels a wild, springing im
pulse to hit somebody with a olub, and
th-) man in the next seat would cheer
fully furnish the club - Chicago Tribune
Mr Murat Haletead, of the Cincinnati
Com ercial. is well known as an origi
nal and versatile journalist, and a politi
cian of great independence and some eo
oeatrioitiea; but it ia not generally known
that he is the humorist par exctllence of
the West. Reoeatly a Isllow applied to
Mr Halstead for either work or a tern
porary loan of money. His application
being deolined, he undertook to enforce
it by threatening suioide. He said he
wou'd walk out to the ceater of the
Covington bridge, jump off, and drown
himself. "Well, now, that's a good
thought," said Halstesd. "I'd go right
down and do that; it will relieve you
and me ot a grea responsibility for your
futare support Go right off and do it
while yon are in the notion." The fel
low struot eut iu the direction of toe
bridge Presently Mr il ilstead ruaked
after him. aud oalled him to -loo l'ke
tellow evidently thought he had won bis
potpt. "Stp ! stop now ! don't do that,"
continued Mr H. "It won't be safe;
try some oth -r plan Come to think ot
it. the last two fellows who tried that
were both /jot out a/ire!''
OottiDg it Out of Him.
They had just the Ibvelieit sleighing
in last week, and young
K'-epitup was out enjoying it all our
Mtsrnoon. Whsn he drove into the
luable, oh, but the uisn win mad He
|.tared wheu he looked at the horse, aud
danced around, and as Uucle Remus
says, "he cust, he did "
"Look at that boss," lie wailod, "look
at that h >ss ! Ain't a dry hair on him,
an' be'a nigh ready to drop Thai's a
pretty lookin' way,to bring in a hoss.
Nije man, yon are, to let a good hops to I"
Young Keepitup was fairly astonished.
"Man alive," he yelled, picturing his
amasement in bis voice, "and what did
you eipect when I hired him. Wiiena
horse is costing me an even five dollars
an hour, he's got to keep moving, you
understand. When I'm paying out more
than eight cents every minute, I ean't
afford to let aoffcorse lean up against an
ie« bos white he figuree out the oat crop
of the United States far 1880
"I did my level best to keep my whip
•rm warm, and then I oouldn't get more
than 4 25 an hour out ot hiui. 1 didu't
hire the horse to rest bim. No#, it you
had ouly charged fifteen aents an hour,
1 would have h*d your horse ted evei s
thirty minutes while I was oat, aid T
would have rooked him to sleep in tnv
' arms, wrapped bim ap in blaukets auu
laid him in tae eielgb and hauled hiu»
baek to the stable rnyseli. '1 )>at is int.
difference, you see, Mr. Sitkjracker
Hera's your money, and I wan' the ssme
horse, or a better one. neat Saturday at
tarnooa, it ibe enow hoids ou."
And be went away, while Mr. S(>b
crtcker at >d look.og altei uatoly at lite
money and the horse, thinking it all
over.— BirKrujton ll'tiokeye
IllON" BITTERS are highly recommended for nil disease® re
quiring a certain unii efficient ionic ; ?>>jeci;illy Inaigettion, Vytpepf.k, Inter
tnUient Fr.vtrt, Han/ of Apnctite, Lotsuf L ick of l'-mrry, etc. Enriches
the blood, HI ivngllicns the muscles, and gives new life to tJ'O nerves. They act
!:i:e a charm on the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such
as IWt'7!7 Food, Eetcliinn, IlaJ t;i ilte l>ii"tuich. Heart/mm, etc. The only
Ircn Preparation tliivt v-iil not blacken tUo teeth or give
healu'llo. Hold by all druggists. Write fur tlio All C Look, 32 pp. of
uaeful nud amusing reading— tent free.
3BGWN CHEMICAL CO., Baltimore, Md.
GEORGE W. HINSHAW. VV. M HINSHAW.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, 1880.
HINSHAW BROTHERS,
(BIG STAR SIGN, SHALLOW FORD STREET,)
WI>!STOi\, IV. C.,
WHOLESALE AND KKTAIL DBALF.KS IN
Dry Goods,
General blerchandite, Grass Seeds. Fertilizer anil Country Product.
ONE OF OUR FIRM HAS JUST RETCHNEI* FROM NEW YORK. BOSTON, AND
other Northern ci'ies, mid ws now otter thy irads a much larger stock than ws ever
before had, consisting iu pull ot
2o Cases of Prints | 200 Cases Phoos and Boots
5 f »ses of Press Goods | Bo Hackees Crockery and Glassware
5 Cases of llleaeheu Domestic J 100 Kegs  'Ut Nails
2 Caws ot Klaunel j 2o Ke K » Horse and Uuls Sboss
2 Cases of Liitsev | 2f) Boxes Horse ttboe Nails
5 Bal>'s ot Bh'uket* and Quilts j 15 do* .Shovels, Spades aud Forks
3 hales ofTiokiug 2o doien Axes
2 B:ilesol Drilling . S,ooo doisn C»ats Spool Cotton
lo Bales ot Plaids Cross-Cut, Haud aad Wood Saws
2o Bales Of Sheeting I 2°°o lbs Sole heather
1& Cases ot Jeans. Cassimeref snd Cloth I 500 lbs Upper Leather
2o dot Men's While Shi. ts mid Drawers File", bocks, Hinges, Butts, Screws
15 dol Men's and Ladies' Merino Shirta Hauies, Traces aud Collars,
and Drawers 2,000 lbs Pots, Skillets, Uvsus bug Lids
300 Shawls and Ladies' Cloaks 2o 000 ibs Meat and Lard
lnini'iies Slock ot Notions of all'kiuds 1,000 Bags Salt
5o Pieces oil Cloth 500 bushels Clover, Orchard, and othei
5o Bags Coffee on, ff edg ._ .
Barrels Sugar dozen Buckets and Tubs
25 Cheese 30 Brooms
25 Buckets Candy 3o Coils Rope
3o Boies Soap a °° Oak Kegs
t»o Barrels Svrups 5 barrels Coal Oil
lu Grosses Snuff 2 barrel* . L j n *« d °' l J
Tinware of everj description 2,000 lbs Lewis Whits Lean
Big Mock ot Paims aud Medicines *so Trunks, Vali.es and Saddles
25 I'mrii Hals *>•» Urindstones aud Fixtures
School Books. Blank Books and Stationery,
1 000 Pairs Winchester (Virginia) SHOES and BOOTS. All warranted. None bsttsr
Complete assortment of FRIES' JEANS, GEORGIA JEANS aad Holston Woolen Mills, ALL
WIIOL CASSIMERKS. All sold at FACTORY PRICES. Our stock of ALPACAS aud
DRESS GOODS aud TRIMMINGS in very large. We have recently added a
Clothing Department
TO OUR STOCK, AND NOW OFFER AN ENTIRE NEW LINE OF
OVJ3RCOATB AND 200 SUITS FOB MEN AND BOYS,
at bottom prices. We will sell our clothing as low as we can afford and have only one priee
for it. Our goods are bought right and will be
Hold at a. Small
We defy competition in both stock and prices. Country merchants will (Sad oar
WHOLKSALE DEPARTMENT UNEQUALLED.-«■
Onr trade has increased more rapidlv than that of any other house in Winston and we intend
to keep ii growing. We are ihank.ul lor past patrouagc .ind as!: everybody to cajue and see
us.
ALLISON & ADDISON'S
COMPLETE MANURES are tie BE.-T for WHEAT, CORN sad TOBACCO
N. H. MEDKARIS. of Forsyth.
'lllO3ll PEGRAM, Jr., of Winston, | Are with o« as Salesmen, and
J W.MARTIN, of Davie, I invite their Iriends and a e
W H. HYNUM, of Stokes, j q.iaitilaiiees to call and sec
J. M M A Rl"IN. of Stokes. teem.
W.T POINDEXTER, of Yadkin J
HoKpcctfu!)),
October 28 h, 1880. HIXSHA W BROTHERS
STILL AI.IVK AND KICKING.
JOHN F. GRIFFITH, FRANK L MOORE, ISAAC H NELSON,
Ot Davie County. Of Stokes County. Of Stokes Coaaty
A RIG SHOW COMING !
Although we have been driven out of the J.iyner block hy fire, we beg to Ist the
public know that our business is going on as it nothing had happ-ucd We ars
now located ou the Ogburn Corner, where we have on view a Large, New and
Well Seleoted
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Notions, Hats Boots and Shoes, Tinware, Queer.sware, Willow.Ware,
Bnl* Lean er. Bacon, Salt, &0., &o. In fact everything kept in • First Class Store.
We are now open aud earnestly solicit our many friends aud lorujer ouitooiers to
BE SURE
and not buy goods before giving us a look in, as we are satisfied we arc fully pre
pared to give eattie satisfaction.
All Goods Guaranteed as Represented.
Ws srs just stsrting and iutend to build up an honest trsde by fair dealing.
Griffith, Moore k Co.
Wlattoa, Jaatary, 9tE>. tl.
UK AUK NOW RECEIVING
Winter Goods;
Have now iu s.o«k
Tie Uc'St lot of
RKADV-MAUK
CLOTHING,
HATS and CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Sill UTS and UNDER WEARS,
GROCERIES,
SUGAR,
ooi'Y:;K,
CHEESE,
RICE,
GINGER,
PEPL'EK,
SPICE,
&».. h>\, ke., Ac
DRY - GOODS,
MEN'S WEAR,
CASH M RUES,
DELAINES,
A LP AC AS,
P HINTS,
WHITE GOODS,
in great variety.
UACON and LAUD,
nlwajs an baud.
la LEATUKK
We have about oue tliouoaod piece*,
aoßtikting of
RED ami HOME-TANNED SOLE,
HARNESS n»J
UPPER LEATHER,
KIP, HORSE, HOG an,l
G OA T SKINS,
with a good aeturtwcQt ef
HAUDWARK,
QUEENS WARE,
WOODEN WAKE,
WILLOW WARE,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
DKUGS,
MEDICINES,
and CASTINGS.
WE WANT
One tkoaiaud bushels CORN,
Five hundred bushels, each, PEAS aud
BEANS,
One thnnaaud bashels, each, WHEAT
RYE and OATSj
Alao, 10,000 lbs GREEN aad DRI
HIDES, and
100,000 lbs. LEAF TOBACCO.
I
PEPPER & SONS.
Dinbory, Ntmmtn 4, ISM.
KE\D\IJ>'S SPAVIN CURE.
rpHE MOST SUCCESSFUL BE-
X niedy ever discovered, as it is certain
in iti effects and does not blister. BEAD
PROOF BKLOW:
FROM COL L. T- FOSTER.
YOUHOBTHWK, Onto, May 10th, 1880
Dr. li. J. Kendall .J- Co., Gents :—l hnd a
▼err valuable Hambletoniau colt which I
prised very highly , he had u Jaiße bona spavin
on nne joint and n sroaMtr one on the other
which made him very lame; I hnd him under
the charge of two Veterinary Hurgeous which
(ailed to cure him. 1 was one da; reading the
advertisement of KKNUALL'S SPAVIN Cults in
the Chicago Ki/iren, I determined at once to
try it «nd got our Druggists here to send for
it. tliev ordered lliree bottles ; 1 took them
all and thought 1 would give it a thorough
trial. I used itaccordinging to directions and
by the fourth day the colt ceased to be lame,
and the lumps had entirely disappeared. I
used but oue bottle and the colt's limbs areas
tree from lumps and as smooth as any horse
iu the State. He is entirely cured. The cure
was so remarkable that I let two ot my neigh
bors have the remaining two bottles, who are
now using it. Verv Kespectlully.
L. T. FOSTER.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CUBE
ASHLAND, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, PSNNSTLVA- >
NIA, June 3rd, 1880. /
Ur li. J. Knit/all 4" Co., Gents —A case of
.->pavin thiil carue under my observation was
entirely cured by one bottle of y our Kendall's
C-pavin Cine, and the liorse sold afterwards
for two hundrta dollars. Yours truly,
CHARLES 11. lIAUMiiRD.
"The" Druggist.
SI VI EM EXT MADE
UNDF.CiOATH.
To \Vh»H It May Concern : —ln the year
IBis 1 treated with Kendall's opavin Cure, a
bonetpaviu ot several months' growth, nearly
111.11 lis leigt re i> hi u'( egg, and completely
Stopped the lameiitss and removed the eu
largeuieul. I have woiked the horse ever
since very hard, and he never h is been lame,
nor could I ever see any niffeieiica iu the sue
of the hock joints tiuce 1 treated hiin with
Kendall'* Spavin Cure. R. A. GAINES.
k-notburgh I'titli. Vermont, February 25, 1879
fcwoi u and subscribed to beloie me this 25tb
day ol February, A. D. 18J'J.
JOHM li. JaivM., Justice of the Peace.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE
ON HUMAN Jb'liKSH.
liAKt.Jil.ikLO, VIiIUIONT, 1
December i'i, 1579. /
B. J. Kendall }• Co , GenU —l wish to add
my toluiionj in mvor ol your invaluable iiui
meut, "Kendall's spavin Cure." In the
spring ol 18t>2 1 slipped on ihe ice and sprain
ed un right'limb at the knee joint. 1 was
very lanie, and, at tunes suH'cied the most
excruciating pain. 1 wore a bandage on it
tor ovei a jear, und tiied most every thin* iu
my reach, but could tind nothing that would
give me permaueul relief. W'ieu 1 over
worked, it would pain ine very much. In
April, 1878, 1 began to tlunk I should be a
cripple lor lile; but, having some ot "Ken
dall s Spuviu due," thought 1 would try it
1 used Kne-lbiru ot a botue, and experienced
relirl at ouce. 1 lie paiu leit me aud hag not
troubled uie since. 1 leel very giatelul to
you, aud would recommend "Kendall's apa
vfti Cure" to all wbo slitter Willi spraius or
rheumatism. Youis truly,
AiRS J. BOUUELL.
Kendall'/ S/>avin Cure is sure iu ila effects,
mild in its ucuou as il does not blister, yet it
is paueirating aud powerful to reach everv
deep-sealed paiu ot* to iruiove any bony
growth or other enlargement, such as spavins,
splints, curbs, callous, sprains, swellings, any
lameness and all tnhirge.ueuls of the joints or
limbs, or i heuinnusui HI IUUU aud lor any
purpose lor wtahli a luiiuieut is used lor muu
or. breast. t is low kuowu to be the best
liniment lor man tvei used, acting mild and
yet certain in its effect*.
Send addirssfor lliuoirmed Circular which
we thiua gives posiuvu proof of lis virtues.
No reiuidy . evei un ■.> i.U such uuqualitied
success iu oui kuo.it nut,*, .or beasl as well as
man.
Price Slpert ottle, o' «ix bottlts lor $5
ALL Ln.m.i.lA.s h..1.- il o. ciu, get il lor you,
or it w ill be ;ent to any uildiess on receipt of
price by ibe proprietors. DK B J KhN
DAIX Uti, Ku.w F-ills, Vermont
All Ly ult th u jtjitU.
October 21st, l«8o
BOBtltT w. powi. •». MiOAR D. TAYLO .
R W IOU ER.S Si CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Dealer? in
PAINTS, OILS, DYBS, VARNISHES,
French ftnd American
WINDOW UIAFLS, PUTTY, &C-,
CIGARS, SMuKING ANI- CIIKWING
TOBACCO A SPECIALTY.
1305 Mnin St., Richmond, Va.
August 20—Sin
UNPARALLELED
OFFER!
FIRST CLASS
Sewing machines
Hiin full line of Aitac(im'Bts to do
ail kinds of Work,
GIVEN AW AT, Free of Charge.
Having made arrangements with a
wall known oouipany for a large number
of their Maobtoea, we offer AS A PRE
MIUM to eve Y purchaser of TWEN
TY-FIVE DOLLARS' WORTH OF
BOOKS, to be aeleoted trout our cata
logue, oonHiatinu ot HANDSOMELY
HOUND and ELEGANTLY ILLU
STRATED BOOKS, by STANDARD
AUIHOUS,
A Pirsi Class Faaily
Sewin* Machine,
on RICHLY ORNAMEN IE1)
STAND, with SOLID WALNUT TOP
AND DRAWER, oareluily packed and
delivered to any Depot io this city,
FREE OF CHARGE.
Thta ia a bona fide offer, made for the
purpose of introducing our publioationa
throughout the United States.
Bend for • Catalogue and Descriptive
Cireular, to
PHILADELPHIA PUBLISHING CO.,
725 Saiieoin Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Liberal Terms offered to Agent*
' 4e*33tk«
MOHAN'S
PADS
CURE 0 THE ONLY
simply TRUE
/TO RmRIU
Absorption.! J Antidote.
THADS MASK.
I Holman'a Airue, Urer and Sloninfh
P«id—Por MALAHIA. AUUH,
LIVER and SrOMACH TROU-
I Br.EH. Price |i.W.
110 l man's Special P«d-lil«i>tfil to old
chronic cases. Prlee $3.00.
Iloliiian's Spicen Helt—Por stubborn
1 Cane* of Enlarged Bpleen *ni
> unyielding Liver and Ntomuil
i troubles. Price $5.00.
. llolman'a Infant** l»nd— for ailments of
Infants and children. Prlcosl.So.
' llolmati'a Hrnal I»ad-For Kidney and
t Bladder Complaints. Price $3.00.
I llolman'a Clerluo Pad—For Female
troubles. Price $5.00.
Iloliiian's \ bsovpllve Medicinal Body
Piaster—Ths heat plaster ma«l«—
porous on rubl>er basis. PrUw Ssc.
, llolmau'a AbnorpUTe Medicinal Foot
Plaster*— Fomurobfeet and slug
-1 gish circulation. Price per pair 16a.
i Absorption Salt—Medicated Foot Baths—
For ("olds. Obstruction* and
, all cases when* a foot bath Is
needed. Per hiitf lb. package, 25".
For snle by all druff^ists—o.* Bent by mall,
Coat paid, on rocf-lpt of price. The Absorption
lit Is not "mailable" Bud must tie sent by
Express r.t purchaser's expense.
The success of llidiji'in'H
spired l.ullatovs wno olfcr Pinia Similar lit
»'ORM and OLMII to the TBI'S UOLM»*'H, asyinir.
••'fhey are the same, Ice.." Beware of ail
f Bonus Pads, only (rotten up to so Jon the repu
□ tatlrn of the genuine.
Bee that each Pud bea-s the preon PBIT»T»
' ff.VEXCS STAMP of the liolinun Pad Company
S I wlta above Trade-Marlt.
If adllcted with chronic aliments sand a con
else description of symptoms, whicli will re
solve prompt and careful attention.
DR HOLWAN'S atlrlco Is free. Full treatiso
sent free ou application. Address.
PAD CO..
IP. O. Box S.IIS) Kl William Street, New York.
eHAIU DTElri the safe*
and best; acta Instan
taneously, producing
the most natural ahnd i
of black orbrown-.doe*
notstatn the sklnieasi
lyapplied. A standard
pre].tuation ; favorltu
upon every well ai>-
polnted toilet for lady
or gentleman. Sold by
all slrinfalßta and ap*
I piled by aU iuur dresaers. J. CIMNTADORO,
83 William Bt.cct, New York.
lANDRETHS'
M SEEDS u* BEST 1Q Q1
I! not *>lfl in your towp yor Inn!
ctin grt them by nutiL Drop II
u* * r>*tal Card for CaUu XUUJL
)o«(U6 and Prices. Th « Old*»t and aunt cxtmnvf S—d
l Qrnwcrt in th* fifties.
1 DAVID LANDRKTU & 80NS. PHILADA. J>~
if MF i P'E i » nmim vrrrur
IBTIC TRUSS
HM • Pad dlf&Hnf from al 1 oU>«,
h cop«h*|», with a«lf-Adjust! oar
Ball in c«oi«r, Mfeptot iMirt* J
r mt P»" u,n » Of tb« body, wbll# th*
rfVa H mm! i.V M Bbl h a tb« rnp fTMM kft* lb*
M \ UutbwJyiM wi Jl
%|r Jtr wt.h th* Ftß|«r. With llfW
M«ort th« |l«rnl» ti h«ld »oir»ll
*•7 and aML *a« • ndhml «nr« carula. UU tmj, d*l>k
•ftd chssp. Soot by mail. CrcoUn (IM
meLESTOH TBDSa CO., CUcacO, in.
Nor ld-'su-.im.
NOW IS YOUII
OPPORTUNITYt
To teltel a
COOK or HEATING STOVE
from the largest and most varied stoat
ID this seoli'io ot the State, and it as
LOW PHICES
f
as fir si CIBHB goods can e sold
We have a lull etock of
.M ANN'S and LLI'L'LNCOTT S AXES^.
TRACES,
STEEL PLOWS,
GLASS,
BELTING.
SASII,
DOORS,
TINWARE,
HORSE-SHOES.
To short, a full lio« of
HARDWARE
Which we are daily increasing
PAINTS, VARNISHES, OILS, &o
lately added to oar stook. \ .
BROWN, ROGERS & CO.,
deolfiyl Winston, N. 0.
LIV TUBY.FEFID it SALS STABLE.
I
CRUTOHFIELD k STKDiIAN,
Successors to Bsck k Moors,
WINSTOtf, N. C.
ALL KINDS OP CONVEYANCBS
furnished at reasonable rates.
We offer the very best accommodation to
Drovers. Special attention paid to tilinsient
custom. Horses bought, no Id and exchanged.
Auguit 19, 1860.--lj
' JAMES D CHAMBERLAIN,
i
| —WITH
iC. W. Thorn Co,
WHOLISALB AND RETAIL DIALBM,
I
Biohmond, VS.,
Special attention givea to srdsri, and satia
fsctioa guaranteed.
June 19th, I»T9. .i tm
This paper will b« forwarded to anj ad
dress lor one year on receipt •( 1 Dollar aa4
WU*j Crats la advwas*.