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N.i rtlh ffap*»r m likely- to
a'k who Dr. John Penper was Durinp
a life efß«e4i#g'*l»a avsrrage longevity of
th me wlrt 'attaifi to old-age, bis active
-\»i3'nu a or•;; >rt i° .
meot tlw& conduce ""J manner
to the welfare and improvement of this
commiMwfcy, gave bim such prominence
that nofaamvas better known here, or
of whcfll,* •"liWhim for all io ail," a
more fif*(fo%fe*o|rinion km hel?, if we
Bet aside toe prejudice* that often grow
out of the eieroise of what may be term
ed a spirit of justice,
and an independence of obaraeter So
few day a have eWpsed since we have
heard (Itv cMplf Bonad that is seat up
from the grave when the evidence of
mans OrtrtiMly fall Upon and diseolor the
dark iwffij "the'coffin, within which
the departed is laid, that we
have had no, opportunity to gather per
■onal reminiscenses, but have been ob
liged l#/»ODlpcit ourselves with merely
traoing"«ha owl line of hit life ia the
briefest manner. !
Jobi) Pepper was born on the 25tn
day of.)lMsi|, 1795, on Piurnb creek,
Montgomery county, Va , and was raised
at Pegp^j'^ t on New river in the
•ame oousty He remained at the lat
ter pla** titt be removed to this oounty
about tbS year 1820, wh«n he settled
near Qerttabton, afterwards removed to
Germanton and came to Danbury in
1852,'*'WWM>o spent the remainder of
his lift. Ile lilfl not the advantage of
raoeiviagjpore than .a limited education,
but took every opportunity for self im
provement, and being , fund of reading
whenever he ennld Bad time from hie
absorbing duties of providing a liveli
hood for a growing family, he acquired
througtf -diligence and natural cadow
ment a degree of intelligence that was
rarely to be met with amongst his asso
ciates.. lie read medicine and practiced
from th* time he came to this State till
the war broh* oat, a period covering
about "ft) J ears. Hit repotatiomvas that
of a successful praotitioner. He prao
tioed over an area of 30 to 40 square
miles. "During the war he volunteered
hii services as an independentio the 21st
Regiment, was teudered the thanks the
Surgeoe-Qeneral, and Waseffered a com
missioflf-fca Sufgson which he declined
In commenced the pubiioation
of REPORTER.
In .prt*oa wss a large,
broadtahiiuldered man, six feet high,
stout built, with his headslightly inclined
to the side, the effect ot an attack et
apoplexy he had suffered several yearn
since. - la speaking he hsd a clear enun
ciation, and readiness aire
partes. Hii disposition was cheerful,
his general,health exaellent, and bis in
teresUia>«fcat,.tia» goiog on undiuiin
ished t» the last. Ia illustrstion of the
faculties It tnay be instanced that he had
listened last winter with an attentive in
terest to.the reading of suah books as
"Davy's Last du)s of a philosopher,"
Hitoh»oftk\ Religion aud Geology, Dr
John Lot/'oates address before the Ame
rican A»**iuti©n of Scicnee, aad other
equal clearness of
i ;«»«• . .
mind comprehend.
Dr. Peeper was twice married and
had sis* ROD* who survive him, andl
Thomas R. who died an iufant, and Col
RK. Jftjfer- WMa was killed at the bat
tle oisWencrfmstar, .25th May, 18ti3
We h4t* re«onto believe that through
out lffi'W eWrtshed a reepeet for the
elation, though he had neve!
oonnqptffltghimself with any sect. He
was ■ ihrflir 11 in thoee. prominent doo
trinerfH# whioh unite the
iibtral professing ebris
themselves to the ra
tional faith, that true religion consists in
the realisation of heaven. In short his
faith°iaft«Aied not in sectarian
protesaywt,. b««t ia a chastened temper,
a pure conversation sad ka upright life
A fe# bis end be ask
ed to ricefftfthe i*W«nient (wWoK'wM
jy V)* (ton Rev- C. M
P«PPf«*H bi»«rf " f*n !
11l |be usartw nf IflfTf) hi had an at
tack 0f wdueed by
the attending tfie ffooßspat ion
of his FTC'eV IUIHI ihe effects ot thir
his cjwHimiiftn recov
erea, :'4i»«'>H»flSti» J»I Jfebsuery last, he
was Arfaeta 'down with parul)**, and
lingerWln i helplett iflitfto the eorl-(P»
Wednesday, the tith iost, being 86 year*
of age, and having rstsiaed bis senses
to tba lost moment. He was burried at
the grk** yatd attached io the starch
in Daabury on Friday Bth inst Such
was th* life of Br Jqfcn Pep peg, and
what he was be had himsilf, ae far
aa any man is the builder of bis own
charaoter. W* S.
Dibd at his home in MadiMon, Rock
ingham oounty, on the 7th inst,, of heart
disease. HENRY J. MCGEHEB, aged
about 53 years. His father died when
he was quite young. He being the old
est son, took eharge of the larm and run
it for his uiotber for a number of years,
and showing strong evidences of busi
ness taet, he attracted tha attention of a
mercantile firm in Madison, who employ
ed him to do business for tbem, after that
he made Madison his iiome to the time
of hie death. No word of oomplaiut
known to the writer, waa ever uttered
against him by his employers, but they,
through his life, gave him the name that
unly belongs to on* of Goda noblest
creatures. Henry professed religion
wben quite young, and he lived the life
iif the Christian, and when he had oom
to the end of the pathway of life, just
at the brink of the river, be oould look
back over its whole course, and review
a whole life spenrintbe service of God,
in suoh a case, death looaes its sting, the
grave its teirors, and the spirit glides
lately across the other shore, and enters
upon that eternal life whiob is promised
to the faithful Cbis.ian. Such was his
death, such his end. May all his rela
tions so live sad so end their days. He
leaves 9 children to be oared lor by re
lations M*y God help them to bring
ibsm up so they may live like tbeir father,
die like him, and get home to heaven.
The writer would oommend them to the
God of the orphan, and to iriends we
would say, tako courage and follow
christ ss he did.
An Krroneoua Idea.
We thiok the attempt by the New
York Herald to produce a popular im
pression that the assasain of the Presi
dent as a madman will provs a failure.
All tbe facts of the cas* feem to point
to th* contrsry. Tbe system Ui* manner
in which tb* wretch laid his plans, and
his repeated declarations that tbey were
premeditated are not akin to lunacy. We
very mncb I'ear, that tbe Herald io its
teal to disabus* the miuds of foreign
countries of any idea tbey may entertain
that the assassination was one of the
fruits of our system of government, rath
er oversteps the line of reason It may
do to say that the assassin was a revenge
ful scoundrel who sought the lifs of the
chief magistrate because be did not think
proper to bestow favors upon bim, but,
to.call bim s lunatic, or even a fool, is
not justified by the circumatances of tbe
case
We hope that when brought to trial)
no suoh sickly sentimentality will be
advanoed.— Raleiyh Visitor
gome of the Northern papers sre sug
gesting that a call be issued without
delay tor the Senate to assemble, so that
a President pro. lem. may be selected
who would stand next in the succession
and be prepared to administer tbs gover
uient should the President die aod
anything happen to Qen. Arthur.
When the Senate meet, Mr. Bayard
wlfl, without doubt be selected for the
pott of honor, and attou d it so happen
that the Presidency should devolve upon
him, be will sssume the functions of
that high office with the hearty applause
aod gAott wishes o( the entire Union.
Perhaps fro man possesses a greater bold
upon the confidence ot the people than
than Mr. Bayard does to day.— Kmieiyh
Aewi- Obtervrr.
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Kinston Journal : Among the press
gang that have been visiting Morehead
City, we oannot forbear mentioning Mrs
Mtlatigblio, the Baby Editress, ot the
Salisbury Prohibit ion ist. She is only
two years passed sweet sixteen, and
wears tbs smiles, gatty and fascination
of ber betrothal days War* it not that
she has a lover at borne some of the
quills would plaeo ber upon another
editorial staff Miss L. 0- Bernheim,
Editress of At Home and Abroad, was
ilao among the ere* She ia it lady of
rare literary accomplishmems, and by
ber modesty, decorum aad amiability of
sharaoter, she baa *ou the esteem aod
confidence of alt (he brethren of the
press She possesses fine edaeational
powers, aad net a Joelieh or aieaple word
ster tails fro as her lips; Her magazine
is detained to be Coequal with Soribner's
t|>rper's aad ia fac* all the leading
litsfary papera will, ia the near future
do her homage. ,J.. .... ;« : «i
Dr. Bllaa Says tbe President ia Im
proving Slowly bat Barely.
" Dr Bii* is in the very best ofepirits.
He Ijoks brighter, having aiaWged to
get so the rest since the President bat
taken a turn 'ur the better. Ha said to
the Star reporter: ''Everything ia #s
niee aa could be ofcpeeted The Pres
Ident passeoa qtejSgooi eight, and ia
better (hi* moroiW He continues to
improve slowly but'surely, llis appetite
continues good, and be is uery cheerful.
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The highest typei of gallantry that
ioMbcra men worship moat was shown
by Mr Qarleld when in receiving the
latal ahot be . thought only of shielding
hta wife irpm the blow, as be staggered,
and exolajmed, "tyy God ! 1 am krlled,
don't tell ibis to my wife A man
that thinks so tenderly of his wife the
•outturn heart throbs for. — Rtidtville
Tim eg.
QENBBAL NEWS.
In the Albany senatorial contest
Plait's nane hsa been withdrawn.
Sidney Mabs, formerly of Stokes, wa?
Bent to tha Virginia penitentiary from
Carroll county a few days ago.— Granite
I'oie. ■ | j ,
i. kJk
The stockholders of the A i NCR R
hate leased the Road to W. J. Rest, the
lease subject to tbe approval of tho
Directors
We understand that the prospects
are bright tor a larye attendance a
Greensboro Female College which open-
August J24. — Greentboro Battle
Ground.
Tbe President continues daily to irn
prove, and the physicans ia attendance
ara qnite hopeful of hia ultimate recover}
in which hope all trne Americans most
heartily join.
Among newly-set plants, oabbage#
and tomatoes, tbe frequent use of a
iharp-toothed rake, can be paw
ed rapidly over tha ground, will destroy
vast numbers of weeds before lt)«y make
much show.
Ths poor imprisoned snd threatened
Csar very naturally lakes a deep itter
est in the shooting of the President
His own life hanps by a thread and hi
sits eternally with hia feet in a man
trap aud fear Lnawing at his liver
But the attempt upon our President ha»
nothing in common, but deviltry unmix
ed with tbe effort* to destioy the Csar.
Tbe first cargo of iron lor tha Cape
Pear & Yadkin Valley Railroad, reach
ed Wilmington last week. Traok lay
ing from the Gulf toward Graenaboro,
was commenced Monday, and Prea'i
Uray will loss no effort to k»ta cars run-j
ning between here and Fayetteville by
early fall or winter.— Greentboro Proi
est ant.
Tuk Wilmington Star says that th;
New York Timet, the ablest of
can papera, spaaka favorable of Mr Davis'
very able work and, strange teaay, com
pliments eapeoially his sricument in de
fense of tbe rignt of a State to sesede
under the constitution. It admits that
he "unhorses" oertain "Northern pub
iicists." Tbe Timet thinks that might
makes right.
Tbe comet is split in twain, and ha*
two heads. Thia discovery was inadr
oight before hist at tha Cinoinnat.
Observatory, and there is no reason ti
believe the professor 'saw double.' A*
to wbat it porteada wa will not now
undertake to say, but that it is ominoua
of something terrible at least three
lorths of tbe people of tho world wili
believe in spite of the fact that the
schoolmaster has been Ist loose amnn|>
tJjetD, and rulea the
blrcheu rod —-Richmond State.
Atlantic h N. C. RAILROAD LEASKD
—Last week W. J. Dest, Est) , on ao
count ofthe Midland Railroad Syndicate
leased for a term ot years the Atlantic
and North Carolina Railroad. We
hare not learned the exact terms The
legatee are now running the road, W. J
Rest, President. We learn, also, thai
the survey of the Midland route hat
bee# commenced.— State Journal.
Charlotte Obitrvtr : The fa> tners are
unanimous in the opinion that crop>
have sustained great and irremadiable
damage from the continued dry weather
Railroad men report eviiet.ces ol
the fact that Western North Carolina
i»rspidly growing io popularity as a
summer resort Capt. Coley, of the
Richmond and Danv'lle, transferred
»o»ty-seveo tourists to the .Western
North Carolina Ra'lroad at Salisbury
yesterday.
The Raleigh Visitor truly says : If an
editor wants to bring his paper into
let him publish something
that doesn't exactly please "everybody,
and he'H be sure to get a "cursing."
(behind bis baok) but let bins do hir
best to build op the listeria! iotereai
and welifpit.of bit country, bring trad«
to his tofrn, and help to enrich thorn
around him, aud be it not even so much
aa thanked for what he does, much lest
patronised as be deserves to be Peo
pie ate so euriooaly eoastittiud They
do bate to "gii# the devil bis dues"
DEMANDS FOR SOUTHERN MANUPAC-'
TFLKU. —"Some of oor people," says th«
Viekebarg (Miss.) Herald, "have a*
idea that factories don't amount to muoh
bat a few days since Col. W m Oliver,
the capable manager of the Wess'm
Mills, changed to be in Atlanta, tbe e ip
Ilk! of Georgia, the great maoafattfyring
Ifate of the Soutb. Having sunie saui
pies of his goods with him. be received
a« order for 125,000 worth of We9sofr
goods from a single house in thst city,
'i'be goods are to be delivered within
sixty 4«ye, and are to be paid for in
oiuetigfjays from the date of tbe order
3amAoop or other this transaction look*
remarkably like business"
Wilmington, Del . v July_ 8 —The
alarming increase of p«x io ibis
city within fte paßt few dayshas eteitcd
alarm, and*ffc «Wer to take pretMntiena
ry mesMrerafaiMt the disease beeoim
iog epidemic a apeeisl meeting et tbe
tfosrd el «ta held this evening
Tbe secretary was instructed to request
the pasters ol dhdrehts to ctose the Sun
day sobools andf have DO pie niesor ape
oial gathering of any kind while tbe
sanitary condition bfthe city was so bad.
It is also tbe intention of tbe Board to
stop excursions. Daring die past four
days the average number of new eases
has betsn eight a day. To meet the in
crease io the mother of patients tbe
Board of Health have asked permission
to use tbs City Hospitsl.
Utilisation of piood, Bon eg, Eto.
I la New Yo*\ abbatoirs Wy litjja of#
ilaughtered onimil is allowiid to' go ft
waste The haofo are told for ghe stock
mi briog «»>out 40 oents a sat. Patas
Tor the same purpose, bring -1 fenl to
11-2 oents per pmod. Tbe tallow is
generally rendered at tbe abbalofrt, and
brings from 61 4 to 6 1 2 cents ?er
pouod What is called 'hot fat, lb*'
is, fat takeo from the breast and kidneys
ttl the animal while it is yet warm, i»
•old to oleomargarine manufacturers at
412 cents "per pouod. The bladdor.
witcn, read and bung «ut arc sold fo»
about 8 cents a set. and made into »kin»
for wrapping sausages in. Tbe head
brings 30 cents, and the meat is taker
iff it and canned, whdp the banes air
used for ferlliisrp. Tba flash tail, worth
five cents, ia made into soap, and the
hair (all, which is used for making
uiaUteases or mixed with lime and sand
purposes ia sold at four cent
Horn* which bring $ oents per pair am
eonwrtfd into bona , buttons, handle*
for eutlary, etc. Tba blood is dried by
ileum, uhioh separates .the water from
it, and 1 en baked in a diymg machine
md sold lor sugar n finiug and fertilising
purpi'Sua. Ot lute years it has alio been
uiunulacturt'd into buttons for chemical
process. A number, of consumptive*
o* me to the slaughter houses daily, and
drink the warm blood from the freshly
killed umui ils with very beneficial rcsui
is in umuj cases. The atomachs are
ustd fur tripe, and brings 12 1-2 cent*
to 15 cents iacfi. The tongue is worth
50 to 60 cents, and ii usually smoked
The heart and liver together bring 30
cents, and although sometimes used fur
tinman f x.d, are generally sold lor cat*'
md dogs' uic.it.
Assassin after Blaine.—A tele
gram from Wai-hinston, dated sth inst .
say» : Daniel McNamara, supposed to
be insane, appeared at the police head
quarters to-d.y, and said he was frou-
King Williams county Virginia, bu'
had been tiring in Philadelphia. ii
tunnunced that he had been inspired b;
God o come here and kill Secreiarvl
Blaine, lie inquired where Blaine lived
and exhibited a revolver. Ho was *r
rested.
■Look here,' said Gus Do Smith to i>
newspaper reporter, 'you tell me acuu
pff of good jokes; T wan't to get' em oft
as original, you know, at a little sociabl.
gathering to night. I'll lend you fiv
dollars if you do.' 'Can't pnsniply do »•
If you get off the jokes every pody Wilt
ttuow you stole tbem, and if it leaks on
that I've got five dollars, people wil
think the same of me.' And beooe the
deadlock still continues.
NOTICE.
By virtue of a decree of thr Probate
Court, I will off r fur Sale on iesil*y
the 2nd day of A'lciot at" the C> qr
House door in Danh'iry, eLhty two s«»r'
if land, lying near the waters ul Fie
Shoal Creek, and adjoiuiuK the landa of
James Riersm Sr , Lafayette Smith,
poor house traot and others. Said lano
ia convenieolty' situated, well timbered
and produces fine ernpa of tobaeco, corn
t\ Purchasers wishiwg to buy land
will do wall to attend tba sale. Ter*s>-
Cabii. Sale at 12 n'alook. m. This tin
sth day of July 1881. G, F. Warr
idai's of John Warren, deo'd
Rurßiso TnE Midnight Oil—ln
the Philadelphia Timet of recent date
we notice an item referring to the mir
anulously quick cure of a prominent
iruggiat of that city,M. J M Fliggins
Germantown Road and Morris atreet
who bad an awful attack of rheumitiani
of tbe knae. He applied St. Jacobs
OM at night, and next morning was
well and in his store aa nsual Troy
fN. T y TeUgmm ami IKAiy.
A Great Enterprise— The ITop
Bitters Manufacturing Company ia one
•flßoobester's greatest business enter
pit-en Their Hop Bitters has>e reached
a aale beyond all precedent, having from
their intrinsic value found their toa/int'c
almost every hoiilctiold in lie
Graphic.
Kenmore Unfverarty High School,
Amherst, O. H., Jlmi- Highest grafe. tftf
lect. Limited. Prtparatory to Um Univer
sity of Virginia. Session ffh,
I8i)l. for elreularsapyi.v tb 11. A. yFKt/DB,
Principal. July 14 1881-28. ,
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OREBfoSBORO
FEMALE COLLEGE.
aBKfiITBBOfeO, N. C.
Ths Ust Session ol tUis wall known loalit
intlon will begin on Wednesday, Hh lugc«t.
rgBMB PKR BKSSIOR OF 20 WKRKM :
Board and Tuition In full Bcgllslr Course,
175 OO Charges for extra Md** nMntarato.
Vo r particulars apply for Oatalogue to
T. M. JuN«9, ('resident.
Greensboro, ioae JO, 1881-4 a. . -
|73 A WEW at~*6«i
easily made. Costly Outfit free Address
Tana A Co.,A«(usta, Maias.
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BITTERS
GEORGE W. HINSHAW. W. M. HINSHAW.
SPRING AND SUMMER OF 1881.
HINSHAW BROTHERS, a
WINSTON. IV. 0.,
Four yeara ago to day wa opened our fir.t atock of GOODS in one of .ha build*
■OkS we now occupy. Not satisfied to remain where wo aiar-ed we have Irom time
,o time added to our building and stock ... that we can subtly say that w«, 8 .,w hat.
me most complete Stole Rooms in the State. We have IU use two of BAJES
oest ELEVATORS by tbe a-eansof which we hive easy access to all parts ot tha
.en Rooms in our Block all o» which arc filled with Merchandise -of e»rry
100 which we buy at lowest pricos, mostly Irom mauuluoturers aud which we aell
DEPARTMENTS, WHICH ARE THE LARGEST
IN TOWN, wo will duplicate in prices any bill of an ordinary amount bought m
,nv market, freight t«ke» Lnio oonaideraiimi ' roru
OUR RETAIL DEPAttf MEN I'S ARE THE MOsT CO>ll LETh tN WIN*.
S'l'ON. Wa call especial attention to our liue ot *, . ~
DRESS GOODS,
nIMMINGS, LAWNS, PEQUETS, SUITINGS, NOTIONS, PARASOLS
COTrONADES, CASSIMERES, BOOTS AND SHOES.
'J- • N
•I'I!V€IiESTER TIRCIKIA AXD MILES' PDILAUELPHIJI SHOES A SPEfIALTf •
OUR STOCK CONSISTS IN PART OF
400 Suits Men's and Boy's Clothing.
40 Caaea Hats.
85 Cases and Bales of Dry Goods.
50 " Notiors.
100 Bags Coffee. *
50 Barrels Sugar.
75 " Syrups. V T
150 Kegs of Nails and Horse Shoes.
SPLENDID STOCK OF-
STAPLE HARDWARE,
DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES.
TIN WARE, HOLLOW WARE AND QL'KENSWARE
IM tABOE QUANTITIES AND Olt EAT VARIETY. #
2,000 D nena CoaU* Spool Cotton at New York l'rioea.
2 O(»0 pouuda Sole Leather. • m
20.000 pound# Meat and Lard. v
\Vh«e Lead, Oils, Varnishes, &o. >
We intend to make it to the interest of every oue to come and tee ua t and we fn
*tM you to do so. i.;
Bale I _
Bagttf the CtUnited Star Brand Tobacco Manure for Sale thii Spring.
Buy your g*od« af ua and aell your Tobacoo at our Now Warehouse, (1 AuE 8)
• h«n eouipleted and you will come as near pelting the worth ot yottr money 10
Merchandise, aud the worth of your Tobacoo in rnjutjy Oku get in this wula r
•vorld. • ,f
gOME ONE, COME ALL, ... ...
■ • 1 •*> Reapeetfally, • ' ' ' C !, ° r
- May 14th, 1881. HINSHAW BROTHERS.
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STILL AUVB AND KICKING.^,
■ •»'•/;! A CMIM i
" JOHN F. GRIFFITH, FR ANK L. MOORE, ISA AO Hk*K KhBOIIJOU ili w
Ot Davie County. Of Stokes County. Of Stoko* Cwioiy.
; A RIO SHOW COMING !"" 1
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fU ' " ° y f r; . ,•* 1 taP*.H/t
Altfioueli we hate been driven oot of the Joy ner block by fire, we beg> !«t 'Ap\
publie know that our basisaas is going on as it uothiog bad bapptned. W» are
% w located on tha Ogburn Corner, where we ba»«on flaw a Large, New Mf. k
Wall Baleoted ; r ij .. .L . i|
STOCK OF DRY WOODS, '
Groceries, Notions, Hats, Boots and Shoe,, Tinware, Queensware, WHIow-Wars
Sole Lsalber, Bapoc, Salt, ke., &c. In fact everything kept in a Firat Claas Stors.
now opaa and earnestly solids oar many. Iciewds and iqrm»f..«u»to«nrs4 fc , a
RE SURE v
tad - ' "J •' irfaiaK
,nd not buy gdeda before gif iog us a bok i#, as wa are satfofiad wa am
pafed to ; to ad)
*H *s Represealed. Qyjjp a
Wa art juat starting and intend to build op an honeat Uads by fair dealing.
Griffith, Shore k Co.
Winston, January, Bth.