The Reporter.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1881. J
LOCAL ITEMS.
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tinue taking the paper, otherwise the publish
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tcriher will bo responsible until express no
tice with ptymentof all arrears, is sent to
the publisher.
Delightful Weather now.
Christum comas on Suuday this year.
Coin is worth ooe dollar per bushel
io Daubury
Farmers are busy this nice weather
sowing rye
Only three weeks from next Sunday
until Christmas.
Fine Toilet Soaps at Gray & Martins
Win Moo, N. C
Mill ponds in this seotion were frozen
ov. r several morning* last week. Skat
ing will soon be in order.
L is rumored that the grent Southern
Mi.i-.trcl Croupe will visit Dtnbury and
Geimanton soon perhups between the
20th and 25th iiis't. Look for posters
at au early date.
Report says there is to be a real old
time quilting and candy pulling at the
Dinhury Female Setuiiriry some time
during Christmas week.
Mr J W Tbouias of this county says
he has a very fine .Jersey Hull which he
proposes to butcher lor beef in case ha
does not sell him soon.
Married in Danbury last Saturday
evening, Nov. 26ih, unole t>us Irish and
aunt Freby Green May their honey
uiooo never Wane.
Get > ur fi-h poods ready as it is
nearly time for the young Carp to be
delivered. Remember the pood must bu
free from other fish
Several miners were prospecting
around Dsohury last week W« learn
that iliey made souie wonderful dissove
ries; these mountains and bills are full
of valuable -nin> rals
We letrn that the commissioners ap
pointed to sell the C F. & Y V. Rail
road are to meet in Raleigh the 19th of
this month to take into consideration
the sale of the road.
FOUHD —My children found some
money on the Quaker Gap road which
the owner can have by disoribing and
paying for this notice.
W G SLATE.
There is no office in the Stale that
oan boast of a handsomer or o'ever set
of young devih than the KiroarEß of
fioe. The only trouble is some of tbeoi
want to make devilesses of some of oar :
young ladies.
List of Pills at Gray & Martini: Drug
Store at Winston. Tutts, Urandreths,
Morses, Indian Root, Jaynes, Moffals,
Bulls, Mo Leans, Harten, Sholls, Ayers,
Paosoos, Prices, Strongs, Wrights,
Radways, Sohanki, Deems Cooks
•and K very body s.
Mt Airy ean only boast of one Post
offioo now. we've had two since last July,
we have.— Yadkin Valley Ne to*.
We would think one /W office enough
for a place having such meager Newt,
we would.
Hog killiog is in order now, we learn
that Mr. Amor Tilly of Quaker Gap
township in this 000-ity, killed three
last week that avenged 318 pounds, and
that Mr. Davie Hall killed two that av
eraged 297 lbs. They will do to play
their part in the game of bog and bom
ony
Call at Gray & Martins Drag Store,
at Winstoo, and get a sample package
of Simnoa'a Liver Medicine free-
The Mt Airy Granite Pott out#t has •
been moved to Daubury, and everything
is being put in plaoe so as to be ready
to issue the RKPOIITEK AND POST, as
soon as paper of suitable size Coin's to
band, the paper now on hand beiog too
small for 7 columns.
There was a meeting held in tbe C.
H. on last Friday night, for the purpose :
of organizing a Debating C.ub, Mr. !
W V. McCanless Oallea to the chair, j
and .W It Pepper requested to not as
Seoi'y. On ni -tmn Mr. W. W. King
WHS electv i PIS'I and Thus R. P.-ppe.r
See. .It e' *"ioh the meeting adjourned >
to meet F.wliiv night Dec the 2ud j
This ii a move in ihe right direction,
and should meet the hearty approval of
all.
[ Des Moines lowa State Register.]
Wo notice the following in an ex- ;
ohange: Mr. G. B Huverer. Foreman I
N Y & V (I 8 B Co , suffered for \
eight day  iviii. t.cribie pain in the bn k,
almost io distraction, until be heard of
and used St Jacobs Oil, one bottle of
which cure! hitu completely.
It is with feelings of real sorrow that
we this week chrouicle the death of tbat
very worthy and highly esteemed lady,
Mrs Mary Ellen Nelson, the over'faith
ful and loving wife of Mr. Isaac 11.
Nelson, who died at her home in Win
ston or. Mouday of last week. Mrs.
Nelson was raised at Germanton in this
county. We kuow ber well, almost
from ber infancy to tbe time of ber
death, anti so far as our knowledge ex
tends, it u.ay truly be said of ber that
"none knew her but to love," if she had
an enemy we never.knew it. Mrs Nel
son leaves » husbuod, two children and
two sisters, in addition to many warm
frieuds and relations to mourn her loss,
her own brother having died but a few
weeks previous. She is gone, but the
hope that she is happy with the "blessed
made perfect," should console us in that
greet' which we l'eel, bat can never ex
press.
The best gilt to give to your enemy
is foigiveness; to your opponent, toler
ance ; to a friend, your heart j to your
child, a good exiuiple; to a father, de
ference ; to your mother, conduct that
will make her proud of you ; to yourself
respect, to all men, charily, and to tbe
sick, Simmons' Liver Regulator, I found
it excclleut for sour stomach, indigestion
dizziness and headache. A.J. ADKINS.
LEATHER. —You will find good, and
G D. Red Leather, Home tanned, Sole
Harness and Side, Upper leather, as well
as Kip, Calf, Horse, Sheep, Hog aud
Goat skins at Popper & Sons If you
waul leather you oauiuit do better tb«u
to give them a call.
WUJT AIM YOU ?—ls it a disorder
ed liver giviug you a yellow skin or cos
tive bowels; which have resulted io dis
tressing piles or do your kidneys refuse
io perform their functions ? If so, your
system will HOOU be clogged with poisons
Take a f#w doses of Kidney-Wort and
you'll f.el like a new man—nature will
throw off every impediment and eauh
organ will be ready for duty. Druggists
sell both the dry sad liquid.— Evant
ville Tribune..
Buy your Dry Goods and Notons
from the Wholesale House of J. W.
SOOTT & Co, Greensboro' N. C., and
save Freight, Boxing and Drayage.
They guarantee all goods to be as rep- j
resented. Nov. 3rd, 1881.
Parties wishing to buy Drugs from
a reliable firm, will do well to call on
Messrs. Gray & Martin Winston, N. C-
Wat. will wait on you with pleasure and
fill your prescription* with acouracy,
We have on hand 60 orßo pieces of
leather tanned for diifereut parties, per
. sons having left hides with us 12 or 18
months since to be tanned on shares;
will pleasa call and get their leather.
Pepper & Son.
If You Are Biok, Bead
tbe Kidoey-Wort advertisement io an
other column, and it will explain to you
the rational method of getting well.
Kidaey-Wort will save you more doctor's
bills than any other medicine known.
Acting with speoific energy on tbe kid
neys snd liver, it ourei tbe worst disea
ses oaused by their der .ngement. Use
it at once. In dry aud liquid form.
Either is equally efficient, tbe liquid is
the easiest, but the dry is tbe most eeo- I
comical '—lnterior.
PAINTS AND OILS.
White Lead, "Tip-Top" the
best colors in tbo market. Varnishes,
ho at Gray & Martins, Drug Store, Win
ston N. C
[Springfield (Mais.) Republican.]
Edgar T. Page, Esq , Druggist, writes
us from Chicopee Faffs, tbat Mr. Albert
Guenther, under 'Wilds Hotel has used
that remarkable remedy, St. Jaoobs Oil, .
for a aevere ease of rheumatism and it
oured him, as if by rnagio He also us
ed it with great suooess among his hor
ses, in osses of sprains, sores eto. aod it
cures svery time. - I
) r The North Carolina Conference ot
(he M K. Churoh whioh was held in !
Durham last week, has ndjou ned, and l
tbo many waim friend* ol R-v 1' L. J i
Groom will ne (ileasoU )  i »>r' ot h'* i>- j
turn to tlii* oirouii I lie enuiog voir. 1 iji i
his labors bo orowued with uiuuii suc
cess.
LANTKRN'S LANTKRN'B.
—At Gray A Martina, Winston, N C. j
Tbo jury of inoue*t held over th e
body of Rhea M oore co' in ihe norbwect !
I pact of the County, whieh *'i* briefly '
I mentioned in "ur last. rendered a ver j
i diot that she came to i>er friiiii
1 naturel cause. It is uatonishinfi; how
the colored race can under certain oir- |
cumstHnces add to reports, and wake
Binhli things look like m-uint ii >» there
was no real ground llie enUttte «l thin
i jury, but after the eiroula'i n the I
J wild reports that had gotten out in thtt • '
| neighborhood the people of that section ! i
j would never have been saii*h-it • id the i
i iunucgt not been held.
j . i
j KENDAL'S SPAVIH CUKE at Gray & j
Martin's Drug Store Winston, N C.
r
Make $20.00 For Christmas.
The publishers of Rutltdgr'» Monthly in the ,
price puzzle department of their I Monthly for i
December offer following easy way tor some
or.e to ratke S2O 00 :
To the person telling us which is the long- i
est verse in ihc Old Testament • criptnre by
Dec. loth, 1881, we will give S2O 00 in
gold as a prize. The money will he forward- I
ed to the winner December 1 5th, 1881, Those ]
who try for the prize must send 20 cents with
their answer, for which they will receive the j
Christmas number of the Monthly , in ahich I
will be published the name and address 01 the I
winner of the prize, with the correct answer j ,
I thereto. Cut this out, it may be worth
' S2O 00 to you. Address, KUTLKDGK PUB
LISUINQ COMPANY , Eagton, l'a.
A practical stock grower advises I is
brother fai titers not to be in a hurry to
destroy any animal that may break a
leg, for by means of plaster of Paris I
and some bagging strips, tbe iioib may
be set and supported until the fractured \
bone unites again. His plan has been,
both with calves and sheep, to wind the
strips aud bagging about the broken ;
liuib, plaster over with calcined plaster .
mixed to a thin pasto, wind another
over that and apply more plaster, the
leg being fastened to splints of tvood
until the plaster sets The animal will |
| limp around tor a few days on three
i legs, but recovers without blemish
Humbugged Again.
I saw so much said about tne merits
of Hop Bittirs, and my wife who was
always dootoring, aod never well, teased
me so urgently to get her some I eooolu j
ded to be humbugged again ; and I am
glad I did, for iu less thnn two months j
use of the Bitters my wife was cured \
and has remained so for eighteen months
since. I like such humbugging—H
T , St Paul.— Pioneer I'rert
—ln several parts of Virginia the seed j
ed wheat, after sprouting, died for lack l
of moisture. This made it necessary for
the farmers to sow again, which puts
them to doable expense,
What is believed to be the greatest
political trial to the history of Russia
will take place early iu November, j
Some'forty of the most prominent Nihi- J
lists now under arrest will be tried, ohief
among whom is Triconai. He and some
others of tbe prisoners have figured,
prominently in all of the recent plots of
the revolutionists, and he and his im
mediate confederates were actively con
cerned in tbe plot whioh culminated in
tb« assassination of Alexander 11. The
trial will be conducted in profound sec- ;
resy, and the world will ooly know of I
the main result when sentence has been ;
pronounced upjo them. The Russian
revolutionists are very busy in their
movements about the empire, whioh fore
bodes some evil stroke.
The population of Asheville in 1800 !
was 38, Morganton 130. In 1870 Ash
vtlle was 1,426. 1875 about 1,600, now j
it i* about 3,500, aod rapidly growing
The New York Journal of Commerce
strongly believes diamonds exißt in North
Carolina.
GRAY Ac MARTIN
THIRD STREET,
WINSTON, N. C.
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Perfumes, Tobaccos, Cigars,
Soaps, Paints and Oils.
TRUBBEB
LAMPS AND LAMP GOODS.
m m M ■ HI 41*. NEW EDITION. The most Interesting Tlook of WuhlnftiHi Lilt e»er puk,
1 lE| C lislud. A Minor? of every Administration from WASHINGTON to the
| preaent time. Incltidee much PtrMftaland Private History never befort
published Illuatrated with nforc th»o loSteel ?ort7aVt»of the I-«dle«l 1» IIITf linil fir
] 5f the White House,inciiMHnjj aaketeh and portraktof Mra. Garfield,*# U I I p U||||Vk
•'Mot her (iarrte'd," a sketch of the President and the history of hla J j 111 life lIUUOLI
assassination. A cents wanted. Send lor circulars with full
■rial] MAOLEY A CO.. PUBLISHERS,N*. M NORTH VQiMTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. PA._
|V i * A i|>P to sar thai nothing can tike the pises of tb« H. T. WKEKI.Y WITNEKH la
I I |JE Xfl V V till- Ksmllv It has 0» latest newtof-tbe day, Mlsble reports o( Nsrketa, dsiljr re
■ ■ I w Wm .h «nrt at Pulton Street Prarer-Mei tlnir—Ai fiaa wnsTM TiiaKt'eM-simns raicr :
•Aml WetwhyProiessoc l»mllttle; Home TVpartmenKairreetfevortle wltkthe ladles). children's Hepstmenl
Temosraar l7»t>»rtm»nt,lMlt«fl«l Anletes on all tke uaestlnxaef tbs t*T. 7KKM families ml It nn». Speclnt'n
1 ui; , V« J i:^n ,^.'t, . ,, w.FßEßH, FAITHFUL and FEARLESS.
We want seventy-five thousand lbs of
leaf tobaeoo, all grades from good to Guo
suitable for mantactaring, and will pay
as much as the same grades wi.l bring in
\N inston; so save tbe hauling and
warehouse charges to tliu farmer.
PEPPER & SONS.
DANBURY MARKET,
AS CORKKCRFH) BY PKPPBIt X SONS.
CORN, new, per bushel, 80
WHEAT, 125 a 1.60
11 YB, 1 00
OA TS, threshed. 50 a 75
I'BAS, 100
BEANS, 1 00
BKKB' WAX, per lb., 20
HONKY COMB, 10 a 12}
KGGS, per doßon, 10
BUTTER, per lb., 10 a 15
REEF, per lb., 4 a 6
111 DBS, green, per lb., 5 a 8 i
HIDES dry. per lb., 10 a 12{
TALLOW, per lb , 6 a 8
CHESTNUTS, per bu., 1 00 a 1 25
HAGS, per lb , 1 {
I'OUK, per lb , 8 a 10 |
FRUIT;
APPLES, per lb., 3 a 8 !
PEACHES, halves, per lb , 6
'WttkCH ES, quarters, pr lb , 6
PEACHES, peeled, per lb ,8 a 20
BEIUUE3, 10
THE CREAT
Unfailing
, Specific
COMPLAINT.
The U Yll'lOnS of I.IVI'.R 49MPI.AIHT
are uneasiness ami |»aln in the MUIC, Moiuvt linen j
pain in the shoulder, ami is mistaken tor rhen inn- ;
tism ; the Stomach in atleetetl with loss ot'appe- i
tile ami sickness'; bowels, in general, cc&tivc,
sometimes alternating with tax; the hetul is trou
bled with pain and dull, heavy sensation of liav- I
ing left midline something which ought to have i
l»ccti done ; often complaiug of weakness, tlebili- j
ty and low spirits. Sometimes many of the above |
symptoms attend the disease and at other times
very few of tho li\er is gelterully the
organ most involved.
Regulate the Liver and Prevent
DjMpepMlu, 4'oaifttipiitlon, Jaundice, 1(11-
lo«m Attiu'kN,  hi IIN HIMI Fever,
IleuilHclie.C'olle. Uoprewtioß
of Spirit*, Sour Ntonmrb,
' Heartburn, HI leu, etc.
Tonic, Alterative and Cathartic!
Simmons Liver Regulator, purely vegetable, is
the medicine generally used in the South to arouse
the torpid Liver to healthy action.
It acts with extraordinary power and
eflicacy on the Liver and Kidneys.
The actihn of the Regulator iu free from nau
sea or griping. It is most effective iu starting the
accretions hi the Liver, causing the bile to act
;i» a cathartic. When there is an evens of bile in
the Stomach, the Regulator is an active purge;
after the removal of the bile it will regulate the
bowels ami impart vigor aud health to the whole
u\ stem.
, See that you get the Genuine In White Wrap
j»er, with red Z, urepiired only by J. 11. Zcilin &
iio. Sold by all I)ruggists.
NOW 13 YOUR
OPPORTUNITY!
To Select a
COOK or HEATING STOVE
from the largest and most yaried Mock
in this section of the State, and at as
LOW PRICES
as first olass goods can be sold.
We have a full stock of
| MANN S and LIPPINCOTT'S AXES
TRACES,
STEEL PLOWS,
. GLASS,
BELTING,
SASH,
DOOIiS,
TINWARE,
HOUSE SHOES
ID short, a full line oi
HARDWARE
Whioh we are daily increasing.
PAFFFFLT VARNISHES, OILS, &o.—
lately added to our stock.
BROWN, ROGERS & CO.,
deoltiiy Winston, N. C.
JYolice !
HAVING QUALIFIED AS AD- -
MINISTKA i'RIX upon the Estate of!
K. J Biker, notice is hereby given for
all persons having claims against said
Estate to present them to me on, or be
fore the Ist day of November, 1882, fur
payment, or this notice may be plead in !
bar of their recovery. >
CHINA R. BAKER,
A •hit in intra trix.
October 26th, 1881.-6w
VIOLIN OUTFITS .
CoimhMmt or Violin, lioz. Bow ]
j- Jif !i'r, fent »p |
at JS.fiO, 57. sn, * fii .arh. Send itamp for I
ll'tr.i'nl '.Hiiitrmlci Vlollat, Oulurt, B*n- ,
]•.». •'».n«t« Kl-iwi, Strtnt* «tt lUrmonkM, Orn# Ar*.of |
MUUB AC LOWKST FKH ITH. Ux'.l ORT.N ft
•yv&Xlj, C. W. BTOKY, *S CanUal §t., Bo«ion,
Robert G. Galloway, Jr., with
STERN & CO.,
WUOLKBALM
Bouts and Shoes,
iVo. 9 GOVERNOR STREET,
sth Door from Main,
ap7m6 RICHMOND, VA.
R W. POWERS & CO.,
>Vliolo«si«.le
lil'llggiNtS
No, 1305 Maiu and o and 11 13th Bts.,
R. W. Powers.
Kdjrnr I). Tnvlor. RICHMOND, Va.
April-28, 188t-6m'
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WIIOI.EriALK a ROC *ns AND COMMIS :
HION MERCHANTS.
3o S Howard street, corner of Lombard;
BALTIMORE.
We keep constantly on hand a lurpe and
I well assorted stock ot Groceries—suitable for |
Southern and Western trade. We solicit con
j signments ot Country Produce —such i is Oot
| ton; Feathers;. Ginseng; Beeswax; Wool; Dried j
I Fruit; furs; Skin 9, etc. Our facilities lor do- j
ing 1-iisiiH'SSai e such as to warraut quick sales j
and prompt returns. All orders will haveour |
prompt attention. 43-lv. ;
PATENTS
We continue to net ns Solicitors for Patents. Cavcnts,
Trade Murks, Copyright*, etc.. for tile United stateii,
Canada. Cuba, Kuglaiid. France. Germany, etc. We
have hud llilrly-llvo year. l cx prrtencr.
Patents obtained llirimKli us aie noticed In ihcSCt-
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WE ARE NOW RECEIVING!
Winter Goods;
Have now in stock
The best lot of
READY-MADE
CLOTHING,
HATS and CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
SHIRTS and UNDERWEARS,
GROCERIES,
SUGAR,
COFFEE,
CHEESE,
RICE.
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SPICE,
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■
WHITE GOODS,
•n great variety.
BACON and LARD,
alvray* OB HAND
In LEATHER
i We have abont on* thousand piece*
| consisting of
RED ami HOME-TA NNED SOLE,
HARNESS and
UPPER LEATHER,
'
KIP, HORSE, HOG and
GOAT SKINS,
vrith a good assortment of
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
WOODENWARE,
WILLOWWARE,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
and CASTINGS.
WE WANT
On* tlioutai>d bushels CORN,
Five hundred bushels, each, PEAS and
UEANS,
One thousand bushels, eaoh, WHEAT,
RYE and OATS;
Also, 10,000 ibs. GREEN' and UK 1
HIDES, and
100,000.1b*. LEA F m 1 OB A CCO
PEPPER & SONS.
Danburj, Ootober 13ib, lt»L.