HEWMPIPGU LAWS.
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ie* o tbo contnuy, are considered as w foil
ing to conthuie I'udr subscription*.
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of their periodical*, the pnldlslicrmay con
tinue to tK'tid ham until ill arrearage** arc
paid.
3. If tvlwrUten neglect or refuse lo lake
tlieir teriodictls from the office to which
tlicy mth direct* I. they a*"* 4 mponiiblt until
they nave sottied their. bills aiul ordered
Item dU •outlntted.
If suto'Tibert move to otlter places,
win tut inf..lining tilt* publisher, and the}
.»re s*»nt t«.> the former addresses, they
an* held responsible.
ft. Any pi«r«n wh» receives a newspaper'
and makes uw of It. wltelhsr l»* has ordered j
It or not, is held iu law to be a subscrilwr.
H. If subscribers pay in advance, they arc
'3OIIINI Lo £iv« notice to the publisher at tile
•nd of tbeir time, if thev do not wish to
continue takip ; the nai»er, otherwise the
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»he subscriber will be rcspomlblti until ex
press notice with payment of all arrears, is
sent to the publisher.
ToptcM ot Home.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
There will bo a Democratic County
Convention held in tbo town of Pan bury
on Monday, 17th July, at I o'clock, I'.
M., for the purpose of appointing dele
gate! to the Congressional and Judicial
convention*. Let all who can, attend.
* JOtft F. BILL,
■CA'm'n Dtm. Ex. Com.
July 8, 1882.
Cora look* well.
Night* v* getting longer. Glad of
it.
Sco notice of Democratic eounty con
vention.
X. M. Pepper & Co. are receiving j
new good*.
The Democratic State Convention met :
at Kuleigh yesterday.
Pepper & Co. arc paying 6 cent* a I
pound for dried blackberries.
Iter. P. T.. (iroom preached in Dan
bury Sunday evening and at night.
Hotb of our "devils" attended the!
4th of July celcbratioi, at Winston.
The county Commissioners met last
Monday. Very small crowd present.
Mr. Will Pepper has discovered a bed ,
of .'jccellent mica not far from Danbury.
Our townsman, K. 11. Glenn, Ksq.,l
delivered the fourth of July oration at I
Winston. I
The wheat and rye harvest is about'
over. It is said the crop is better than
ever known.
The crop of ipring chickens is a short
one in theee dtggins. Guest tlicy got
frost-bitten.
Listen out for the tooting of the Pan- 1
bury brass band. The boys are expect
ing the 1 mrns 'hit week
The pntatb erop is now safe. Wc arc
told that potatoes will be more abubdant
than usual in this county.
The ease between Sheriff Kstcs and
Mr. Abe Lewis, in regard to the railroad
tax, has been postponed until the 17tb
inst.
The Peppers seem determined to make
thing* lively in the geods line for Dan
bury, judging from the way they turn
things around.
The Justices of the peace will meet
in Danbury en the Ist Monday in Au
gust to levy taxes for this year and elect
County Cwumissioaeri.
Mr. W IT. Kerr, who visited Dan
bury for that purpose last week.oollect
ed several specimens of Graaite, Mar
ble, &c., for the Department at Wash
ington.
Frog legs are in the market. It u
said that old Jove used to feed on the
hind-Ljp of biilWrogs. Jove was a
sensible old heathen god, and don't you
forget it.
Among the late additions to our ex
change list, we ire glad ki find the Ash
ville Citizen, Statetville Landmark and
Tarboro South trnor. AH three are first
class Democratic papers.
Mr. J. Y. oounty superin
tendent of (he public sehools, will be in
Danbury on Thursday the 13th of July,
for the purpose of examining applicant!
for school teauhers' certificate*. Ap
plicants will be required to produce cer
tificates of good character.
Tl>o proprietors of Wagner's mill de
sire to inform the publio that they have
reoently bought a new imoot machine
and bolting cloth, and are prftparod to
do as good work as can be done in tbii
section of the oouatry. Everybody is
to give then, a trial, llye
and obup will be ground only on Fridays.
OAK RIDOK INSTITUTE AND Bcst-
Jtrss Cor.LkOfc.—This popular Institu
tion for training young men and young
ladies, has jest closed its spring session
with over 100 studeuts. It wtH reopen
Aug. Bth, with increased facilities, Ml
corps of teaohors, newly furnished halls
and reduced rates. "Only firstclam
busmen school in N. C." For cata
logues aud ppaoiiuena of penmaaship,
address J. A. ft M. H. Holt, Oak Ridge,
Guilford Co., N. C. Itefcrs to James
Kiersou, jr, E»q.
I We have on our (able the Southern j
I Planter for July. It wilt be well for 1
' tlio South when a journal of so much
merit as this is more generally circulated i
and read by the farmers of this land of
agriculture. Published by Messrs. T.
W. Oruiand and W. C. Knight, Ilicb
uioud, Va.
|
Do you know that the labor required
to inuke one hundred pounds of tobacco
! worth in market $5, will raise sls worth
'of corn ? Yet some people continue to
raise tobacco year after year to buy
corn aud meat with. The old saying is
that fools will only learn from experi
ence. What do you call a fellow wben
he won't learn by experience.
The Danbury Union Sunday school
on last Sunday elected the following of
ficers for the present terra :
Superintendent—E. W. Blair.
Vice-Superintendent—S. B. Taylor.
Secretary—J. W. Ditggins.
Cor. Secretary—lt. B. lilenn.
Librarian and Treasurer—W. L. Mi-
Cauless.
The July number of that valuable
old fans journal, the North Carolina
1 farmer, is before ns. As ever before,
it is chock full of valuable information.
We wish more of our Stokes farmers
would take it. We think it would have
a tendency to do away with the ruinous
one-crop system of farming, which is so
rapidly impoverishing our county. It
is published by Messrs. Jas. H. Knniss
k Son, Raleigh, N. C., at the very low
price of $1 a year.
Guiteau was banged sure enough last
| Friday. It may bo right, but we never
] thought so ; or at least never thought
thai he ought to hang alone. We thiuk
; the American bar acted cowardly in not
furnishing hiiu better counsel. Ne
| donbt Scoville did all be could, btft it
1 was due th« American people that the
| best counsel in the nation should have
j managed the case. If insane, he should
not have been hanged ; if not insane, he,
bad accomplices, is the way we put it.
The twice telling of a good story is
not too often, more especially since it ia
calculated to do all good who kear it.
' So deviating from the old style of "Once
| upon a lime, etc.," wo will come right
to the point at once, and say unhesita
tingly that if you, or your sons, brother!,
| sisters, aunts, cousins, or indeed any one,
j are in need of Hardware, and yon want
i to purchase it at Jeep down, bed reek, bot
torn prices, there is no oeeasion to hesi
tate or look round ; you will always find
it and at tho very lowest prices at S. E.
AI leu's Hardware Store, Wiaeton, *K.
The following i! a list of the jurors
drawn for the August term of Stokea
Inferior oourt:
W K Turner, Jerry Sleughtcr. 7. 8
Alloy, K S Laweon, Joel M Kutledze,
Henderson Southern, 8 W Richardson,
Leander Nelson, G W Farris, RI F
Overby, John 11 Jewel, R V Petree,
James T Fulk, R G Gentry, Nat Hntch
crion, Jos. H Covington, B A Mitchell,
James Robertson, J Calvin Southern,
A C Rhodes, Vf R Carter, G B Moere,
■John T Martin (of Jere), T B Martin,
, James Forest, 8 8 Priddy, W V Mc-
Ganless, Squire Venable, Walker Genu,
John A Martin.
ANNOUNCEMENT,
N. M. Pepper and J. W. Pepper
having purchased the entire stock of
goods owned up to the present time by
Papper & Sons, will continue business
at their old stand, under the firm name
' of N. M. PKPPBK A CO.
The stock on hand having been very
much reduced, wo desire to clean oat
the last remnant of the old goodi now
i on hand, whioh we propose to do by of
i fering the said old stock at very greatly
i reduced price* ; but in the meantime we
i will fill up with new fresh goods, having
scat forward large order*, and the goods
having been shipped, will commence to
come hi next Saturday, to which we will
I continue to add until oar stock embrace*
every article of general merchandise the
requirements of this section of country
may demand. t •
Having had considerable experience
1 in tho mercantile buaincn, and with an
i acquaintance and reputation more ex
-1 tended than beginnera, we will buy many
of our goods direct from manufacturers,
" thus saving jobber*' profits. We will
be to' furnish tbo*c who may
■ favor us with their patronage, goods at
; prices as low as a similar article can be
i had in any market at retail.
> We will do businesa on a strictly
i cash basis, but will take in exchange for
■ goods country produce of every kiad.
s Very respectfully,
N. M. PBPPER A CO.
Danbury, Jane 26,188' i.
At Dr. V. Thompson's drag store,
; Winston, may be found the largest line
> of Trusses, the greatest variety of gar
> den seeds, with the best seleeted stock
1 of Dru|«, Paints, Dye-stuffs, Cigars,
» Smokfag and Chewing Tobaeeo to be
* found in the place.
AithurM. Payne, Winston, N. C.,
' keep* constantly on head, Harness, Sad
' diss, Bridles, Collars, Whip*, Ac. Fine
»: harness a specialty. Priaes low. All
[work warranted Order* solicited.
>4
| A. Marks, Hoot, Shoe anil Harness
'maker, having located iu Danbury, of
fers hta services to any anil all in need (
lof work in his lino. Ho puarantocs bis 1
' work to compare favorably with the best 1
workmen in the State, and hopes to re. J
ceivo a liberal patronage. Terms libe
I ral.
A young lady who has had successful
'experience in teaching, and a graduate,
desires a situation in a College or School
to teach Higher English branches, Elo
cution and Music, or in Primary depart
ment, or position in private family.—
Kefercnces exchanged. Address "M.,"
care this office.
On the Road Again.
4l Tl»ey mean business, H is the reuiark of
ten heard as the rumblhu{ of a heavily loa
ded is heard away over tlie hills, and
the erect 1 leads of Iliad's ever-true, never-
team and Hob) tirst hea\e
in tight and dra* up with proud, firm stfp
In front of Tepperufe Son's old stand, now
occupied by N. M. PEPPKR A CO.
We do (wan hasiuess, and. you
well to listen when wc talk, ami to read
while we write. If we do not say all wc
will do, wc certainly m«an to do all wo say f
and while you may not think it to your ln
i terext to hear, wc tell you that we will make
It to your interest, if you have to buy, or
1 have anything you wish to sell.
Wc havf opened here, not to build a trade
for a month or a year, but hope to do a huai
ness that we will l>c aide to point hack to,
should wc live to he old nie.i, ami have the
satisfaction of knowing that while we have
made an honest living out of it, we may also
liave tlie pleasure of foe I lug that wc liave
> been of some advantage to our fellow- men
and this section of the State. In our busi
ness we propose to •♦let live" ILS well as to
llv*. To accomplish (hit ire 111. an to buy
goods in the best markets from the best liou
ses, and frwsell for a profit at the same time
, as low as n similar article can be bought in
any market at retail.
1 As previously announced, 1/ will be im
i MMihl* to get everything at once, but hav
, liuj sent forward orders, we will fill up
Just as fast us the goods can be hauled from
i« the depot, and will continue to add to our
stock until wc have iu store everything that
the demands of this section will justify us
iu keeping, aud any article not usually kept
1 In a general store like ours, will be procured
j upon shoit notice, if to be found in any mar
ket North or South.
If the |K'oplo will lsy aside all prejudice,
, look at it as it really is, they can sec no re.-.-
sou why we cannot .tell goods here, hauled
I with our own teams, in our owu house, by
. our owu labor, as cheaply as thoec who do
business iu railroad towns, and pay heavy
» rents, enormous local taxes, and high clerk
salaries. All that wc ask is that we are paid
as much for goods here as a similar article
t can be bought at in any iftarket iu the State,
. unless it la* for salt and one or two other
heavy articles.
We will do business upon a strictly
I basfs, but wHI tale in exchange for goods
. produce of every kind at full market prices,
ana should we in** t with the pntromur we
intend our etlorts shall merit, aud slkmid
Hi* people appreciate au houeet effort on our
part to build them up while wc advance our
* own iut crests, we hope to make a
i MARKET KOIt TOBACCO
hero at their own doors, which will lie of in
, estimable advantage to the count*.
N. M. I'KPI'KH A CO.
# Danbury, X. C. t July iird, 18b:!.
r NOTICE
• 1 will have three of the eelnbrated Pn«u
. malic Evaporators In operation ill tlie neigh
borhood of Walnut Cove, Mokes county, on
> and alter the 10th ot July, and respectfully
( Invite all. especially ttie fruit growers, to
call ami examine, ami see the quality and
> quantity of work they will do. Tlie Pneu
, ma tic is the champion. Come and see, or
address J. T. WEST,
Walnut Cove, X. C.
GREEX3IK>IIO
r Greensboro. N. C-
This prosperous Institution has been plae
f ed upon a |iermanent hasis, and oHers the
auvantnges of o Itrst-cluse Female College.
1 The t all Session of will begin on the
I %lrd of August. ('barges per session of SO
weeks: Hoard, (exclusive of lights and
washing,) and English Tuition, $75.00.
i Extra studies moderate. Applr for Cata
, lojrue to T. M. .TONES,
I June 24th, 1882. President.
■ Piedmont Springs.
® Parties desiring to rent Cablus at I'led
y mont Springs will please notify me before
coming. A few boarders will be taken at
my hause for tlie warm sesson. Kates re»-
. son-vbU.
My stable* will be run by Mr. B. 11. Py
o er, of Leaksville, N.C., In connection with
. my hons)j as a feed and livery stable. Rates
reasonable. For furtluar particulars spply
y to me at Danbury by letter.
~ July 3, 1882. S. Ik TAYLOR.
I" NOTICE.
it By virtue of an execution In my hands,
issued from the Superior Court of Stokes
6 County, Spring term 1882, In favor of Hay
wood Venable and against (leo. Pearce, 1 will
sell for cash at the Court-bouse door In the
y town of Danbury, on Monday the 7th day
T of August, 1882, .10 acres of land more or
less, adjoining the lands of J. H. Mltcliell
aid others I also the J.nimle Moore tract of
about 180 acres, adjoining tlie lands of W. J.
Wilson and otliers, levied on as the binds of
the said Geo. L'earce, to satisfy execution In
lavor of Haywood Venable.
Abo at the same time and place, I will
I, sell *>r cash W. U. Gentry's Interest In 101)
- acres of land In Reaver Island Township,
adjoining the lands of W. W. McCanless,
the hairs of W. 11. fly at and others, tlie
V pJaee wliere Calvin Manuel now lives, to
satis* au execution In my 1 lands in (kvor of
•> W. W. King, Ac. .
« Also at tlie same time and plape, I will sell
for cash 130 acres of land more or less, on
the waters of Snow Creek, adjoining the
laiuis of Jno, I'. Smith, Hiram Smith and
•» others, levied on as the land of Alex. Spen
l- cer to satisfy sundry executions in BIT hands
ie In favor of W. 11. Helves.
II At oOce In Danbury, July 4, ISSt.
" St. A. EST EN,
Sherlf Stolen Co.
SUFFER
no longer from Dyspep
sia, I ndlgestion, of
Appet i to,loss of Strength
lack of Energy, Malaria,
Intermittent Fever#, Ac.
BROWN'S IRON BIT
TERS never flai Is to cure i
all these diseases.
Boston, November 36, sttf. »
BROWN CMBMIT AL CO.
(jcntleinen for years I have
been agr' . sufferer from Dyspepsia,
a tad cou. no relief (having tried
everything was recommend
ed) until, acting on the advice of a
friend, who had been benefitted by
DUJWN'S IRON BiiTaitft, I tried a
bottle, with most surprising results.
Previous to taking JBKOWN'S I MOM
lit i i bkh, everything I ate distressed
m{, and I suffered greatly from a
burning sensation in the stomach,
which was unbearable. Since tak
ing BROWN'S IRON UITTSK*, all NGR
trouble* are at an end. Can cat any
tins* without any disagreeable re
sults. 1 am practically another
person. Mrs. W. J. FLTMN,
30 Maverick St., E. Boston.
BROWN'S IRON BIT
TERS acts like a charm
on the dlgesUve oitfty£,
removing all dyspeptic
symptoms, such a." tast
ing the food. Batching,
Meat in the Stomach,
Heartburn, ate. The
only Iron Preparation
that will not blacken the
teeth or give headache.
Sold by all Druggl.to.
Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Md.
I
See thai all Iron Bitters are nude by
*evs Chemical Co., Bahisaore and
have crossed sed tines mmd trade
mark o« wrapper. \
BBWARI ORWHITATION^
*

KOST|TTEH- s
It Is the concurrent testimony of the public
and the medical profession, that Hoste;trr'4 1
Stomach BUb-rs id a medicine which achieves
results speedily felt, thorough and benign*
Beside rectifying liter disunity, It iniriaoi
utes the feeble, conquers kidney and bladder
complaints, Mid hastens the convalescence
of those recovering from enfeebling dis
eases. Moreover it Is the grand speftillo
for fever ami ague. _ . .
If or sal* by all Drngjrlflts and Dealer* 9 1
generally. ,40
H
CEBHMOEIY.
FOB
RHEUMATISM,
Hoaratmm, Sciatica, Lumiago,
Backacba, tiwmii of tha Chart,
tmrt, 9mm*/, Sort Throat, .
1 iog* and Sprain *, Burn* *Mt
Scald*, Sanoral Bodily
faint,
I Tooth, Car and Homdaoho, Frortod
foot and Car*, and all othor
Pain* and Achat.
Wo PrMMttna on Mrtk -1—!» •». Jicot Oil.
I u • mmfr, n>rr. mimtUr a»4 tkrmp UMwl
* trial «>Mk k«l Ik.
MIH«« "ULUY UT M Ca«A. •'T
' vilk f>ki mm kar. ihw u4 f* *"•
daima.
1%-vetinas In *U*ea Laagnagee.
SOLD BT ALL BSDOOUT3 IMD DEALEBS
M KEDIOItiB. .
A.VOGZXER * CO.,
amUiJLi.. JM. n. a. A.
! Sebert O. Oalloway, Jr., witb
STERN A. CO.,
WUOkMALS
; Boots and Shoes,
( No. 9 GOVERNOR STRKKT,
f sth Door from Main,
5 ip7mG RICHMOND, VA.
J GEO. EL NISSEN & CO.,
SALEM, N. C.,
I WAGON MANUFACTURERS.
JJ- I'aliig only the l*Mt of materials, we make
the best of work. »n) w arrant •very Job,—
We liave the oldest and ligeat W«KOU Works,
and our Wagons liave the best reputation of
n auy in llie .State. Kvery Wagon tieara the
' name "J. P. NISJSBM, JsaUm. P. >., N. C."
II Write for price*, llefcr to all who are using
our Wagons.
npiiiM—— "OTW
SScegsS PUMP
FORCE AKD SUCTION UUIUs
TM& J*ump Is of R*rat pow r and simplicity,
, snd will draw water from any depth cf well. Ucaa
f* ■ rr *op«-d to foree water to Jloeaa#, Aara, and
hl+itl, aud will tbrow twice tk»«* amount of water
at each stroke of any other pumti. Water esn be
drawn from spring or distant well Into the house.
V» ill. a Lost-si tach me u tit is a Fir* Engine, and la
the IntMt I fmli J'iimp made. Specially rseots
mendtd f rdtep wells. Send f->r streulars.
kiauulaciurid Ly
J. W. CA&DWZLL * CO., Jichmtod. Vt.
V ALU ABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE
As surviving partner of the Arm of Blai k A
Price, I w«II sell to the highest hklder for caah, in
riwwt nf the «y>«rt-IMMtM donr In iNmbbry, aw the
4th day of September, IHKJ, one trait of land
containing 3LL£ acre*, KM the iirt>t»erty of A. *l.
Fair, sii-1 mortgaged to the said lilsc'k & Pr e*
hyA.J. Fair and wife. August 19th.
li7«. atnl roeordrd In book No. 2*. pages 140 and
141. This traet is altuated In Stokes eounty, on
the water* of South Beaver faluiid, adjoining the
lunda of Itohert Wall and others, and la known a«
the .loe l.iiulney plaee.
I will al*o sell at the saiue time ami place one
other traet of land In Stokes eounty, N. C., ad
loining the lamia of Dr. I>. C. !>leks ami other*
rontaiulug 'Jf)i» a«- ea. This isronsldend tie finest
toha*«'o lands in Stokes eounty, ami la well Urn
hered. Titles undoubted.
PKTKII I>. PKICr.
Surviving partner of the
Arm of Black Jt Price.
(,»EO~ VEN. ABLE,
of V». with
Ilettinan & Younger,
Wholesale Grocers,
No. |:J "IVorl lJlock; - ' 14th Street,
lietweeu Main and Cary,
RICIIMOXD, VA.
TARISB
ll l ' YOU WANT
JOB PRINTING
. Of any kind, from the
smallest label t«» a mam
moth show poster you
should leave your'or
kw ders at the office of the
Rrper«erMMlP«Bt.
Orders by Mail Promptly Attended to
•*-LK4AL BLANKS A SPECIALTY.^
OPIUM HABIT-S
i
H DOES MMFRTN
MWONDERFUL |FL|L ■■
□ CURES t hsD
■ llmmltKhn tk. I.ITKB, BOWKLsI
Q »dKI»MKISaI UiiuMjlm.
j ■ Because it nleawsa the system of Uwpolseo-H
R ous bumors that devslope la Kidney and On- H
IK aary Diseeeee, Btliowsneee, Jsundloe, ConeU- Q
M pat ion. Piles, or In Aheumatiesa, Weuxalsta,
QNOTVOBS l>i#ordore and Female Compiainls. ■■
BKB WHAT PEOPLE SAT t
Q Eagene H. Hlork, «f Jnnrtlon City, 4Cefisas. W
Hsajr.i, gldn^r-Wortcured hint after regular i%y Ml
■■■a liuia had heea for foar ysars.
Q Mrs. John Arni.ll, of Washlagtea, Ohl», WsH
hoy wasgtv«n untodta liy fsar prontlaeot M
P|iud ,U , w" T' 114411 *** cur * J H
I H ■. M. H. (loodwla, an editor la Chardon.
Hears he riye-tcd to live, be4ng bfeetedM
1 belief, but Kidoey-WuvSearwlliiM. ■■
■i Aaaa Jarrett of ff4>iith Raleas, N. Y„ saysU
Hthat #ev> u ycametifffrlng fr»iu kidney trwUeeH
**dwd by the aae ufQ
JOIOI n. Lawrear" nf J*rk»«n. Tena.,
■■far yt-arsfroMi h»«r uml kldary troiitiUa aiolHl
taking "barrels of wtb«r n»oUKtue», rj
E9 kJduey Wort muu htm wvll.
■H MlehaH O»to of Ceater, Tt..l
|JPSllerf«i ui((Ht jmni Willi kltn*-r sto'.Q
■«u unable to aroik. kidney Wort »uaSe hin>H
weltasevor." ■
OHMS
□KIDNEY DISEASCS,
LIVER CONII»LAINTS,B
H Constipation and Files. B
U irit .in>p » *r>
H.lu citse. one pa«-Va«e «*f whira laakvesis yumrf K«
fjof iaetkn>«. aim in IJ|«td FslW, » "•«*- •*,.
■esstjetsd, for .hm Ual eaaoos re»dUy prs-H
Olr'lisdtiHa rquml tfcUne y Is oilkor fsna.l '
■J on IT ATTitr. inti iut«Ts. PIUOS. I
I WRLLH.
»r«mgrni.TT.p
I
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SliaßHilSiiiiißi i
ITO LADIES ONLY! I
I dMilMeldbli
le# lbsrbEl'iA'tiMSSiaSl
■ PUao arcMspaakaeat. MSefl b.«es H tele c«h seek ■
■ lacaths. yss» t>alS If M tkm-mmx west s*« seatß
I -rj. ». »|
KOLDEN STIR
OIL STOVE
STILL LSADS THE WORLD.
50.000 IN USE 1
TTaon Ordinary Ti cro«uj«o.
B&kts ul Coota Kful to to/ Cook Itora
SEND FOR NEW CIRCULAR.
MYKKS, OSBORN * CO.,
•OLI MAHUr*OTWa>«*,
I CX>VT«Z>AIIX>, OKfO.
> *Mttn Br..rk, it LAKE RTBIR, CHIrAUOk
I CALL OM OUR LOCAL AQSNT.
PACE'S 1 WAREHOUSE,
For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco.
WINSTON. N. C.
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Wholesale
Drufftfiata
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tnm the Battle-field, end ttlimil Utlytf In
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soldiers paper. It eaaflas all the Laws aw la-
SIIIII lines relatlnc to reaatoat aad Bounties for
askllere and tWrW Kre»r o« soldier alienW
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E.C.LEFFELACO.,
Springfield, Ohio.
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TUTT'S
PILLS
TORPID LIVER.
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T-IA-'IITF FAMFIV"
J. R. ABBOTT, Of K 0., .
with
WIU6O, EI.LETT A fRCMP,
RICHMOND, VI.,
Wholesale I'eaUri in
BOOTB, SHOES, TRUNKS, fcC.
Prompt attention paid to orileri, end satis
faction gauranteed.
Hryiiria Sail Priton Oviii a i penally '
March, (. ro .
SOSSRT W. POWiHr. KDfIAR P. TAYLO .
R W I*OWERS * CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Dealer! in
PAINTS, OILB, DYBB, VARNISHES,
Trenail and American
WINDOW GLAHS, PUTTY, *O.
CIGARS, SMOKING AND CHKWING
TOBACCO A BPBCIALTT.
1306 Main St., Biohmocd, Va.
August 20—6 m
NEWJIUMP!
Blood, and will completely ohanf o tho blood in
the entire ir stent in throe month*. Aor pm«*
who will take 1 pill ojwh i fhtfrors 1 toltverk*
■key bs rostered to sound health. If *t»Oh o thia«t
bo possible. Bent by mall for 8 lrt»«r
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AGEMTB WANTED K^tSaS.K.a'
Rtiiilil Yt wUI slso knit s fftst *»risty of fiicj-
ES32=S« S
.VOTICK.
By virtue of a decree of the Probate court
of Stokes county, we will Or for wis on
Monday tbe 7th day of August, 1882, at tbe
late residence of James M. >llll, dee'd, in
Stokes county, all tin real estate of said de
ceased (subject to the dower right of his said
widow* wlticb ha* heretofore Wn laid off
and aaalgwed her) consisting of about four
hundredacres, lying and Mug In said coun
i ty on tlw waters of Snow Creek, adjoining
ton lands of Wm. Hawkins, A. J. Brown,
' and other*. One-third of said laud remains
uncleared and is well adapted to tbe growth
of tobacco, wheat and corn.
At the same time and place there will ba
; sold one small lot in the town of Danbury,
i Said sale will be made upon a credit of «ix
months, aad the purchaser required to give
r bond and good neurit}' for the payment of
the purchase money. Title retained till
purchase money is paid.
ft. W. SMITH,
i *mm I. E Hi'A
NOTICE.
Having qualified at admlnlstfator of N.
P. Samuel, dee'd, all person* Indebted to
said eatate are hereby notified to enme for
ward at once and settle, and thu* aave co*t*.
And all persons having claims agriiut said
estate will come fiwward and present them
in accordance with law, or else this notice
will be pleaded In bar of their recoreiw.—
This 10th Jnne, 1882.
W. N. BLACKBURN,
Adm'r N. F. Samuel de'd.
Lynch School,
HIGH POINT, GUILFORD CO., N. C.
M At. WM. BINQKAM t.YX'H, A. M.,
U«v. J. B. RICHARDSON, A. M.
The senior proprietor, for fifteen veart a
proprietor of MM Bingham school, established
the J,ynch School lo reduce the expenaea of
a thorough education to tbe lowest rates.
Fall session opens Jnlv 11th. For term*
address ITaj. W. B. 7-YNCU.
KRROItS OF YOUTII.—A gentleman
who suffered for vaars from Nervous l!K~
HILITY, Pit KM A TVH K J) KCA Y, aad
all tbe eghcU of youthful Indiscretion, will
for the take of suffering humanity, send free
to all who need it, the recipe and direction
for making tbe simple remedy by which ba
wm cured. Suffer*r* wishing to profit by
' lie advertiser's experience can do so by ad,
dressing iu perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGt EN 42 Cedar St., N.Y,
Feb. 19-82-ly.