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as Second t'lwm Matter.
THURSDAY JANUARY S, IXB4.
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1«B4-
With this issue, we enter npon tie
rolling car of it new year, thankful for
the blessing of the past, and piaying for
• oontinuanee of the name. Ever} year
baa its joys and sorrows, its smiles and
tears—its victories and defeats. These
all., in one way or another, tend to de
velop the better qualities of our nature.
No geod mariner wis ever uiadc on per
petually calm seas Storms and billows
developed hi* skill. So in the every
day journey of life; trials *est the
strength of our taith and trust in Qod,
and give us an evidence of the same,
whioh otherwise, we oould not have. As
the new year dawns upon ua, may new
_ hopes,| ijsalvfl»jUid iiawu upon
tin altar of out hearts, and guide us in
the light of truth. A Happy New Year
to all oar readers.
According to tie new light religionist;,
the millennial sge, or what might bo
termed the prelude to the millennium,
commenced in 1873 and will terminate
in 1914, after which there will ousue a
universal knowledge of the Lord and a
good time generally. During the next
thirty years, however, there will be series
of wars, revolutions and disoords in the
social, political and ecclesiastical world,
unsurpassed in history. What particu
lar fate is to befu)l the United States iu
the mean time the millennial prophets
do not ssiu to kqow, excepting that we
must share iu the general broak up a."
well as the restitution. If any depen
dence is io bo placed on these predic
tions, the young men of the day have s
decidedly stormy outlook, and there Was
more wisdom in Uen. Sherman's New
York speech—as translated »y John
Swinton—than we have generally given
the old man credit for.
A Georgia lady, while engaged in th
pursuit of ber domestic duties encoun
tered a mouse in the flour barrel. Most
- a.. l' ■■ . «rrc»» gtiuaiuo panfii
and then sought safely in the garret;
bat this one possessed more than the or
dinary degreo of genuine courage. She
rumuioned the man servant and told
him to get the gun, call the dog and
station himself at a convenient distance.
Then she clambered ap stairs anil com
menced to punch the flour barrel with a
pole. Presently the inouso made his
appearance and started across Ihe floor.
The dog started at once in pursuit. The
man fired and the dog drofped dead.
The lady fainted, fell down stairs and
the man thinking she was killed and fear
ing he would be arrested for murder,
disappeared and has not been seen since.
The monse rsenped.
Under the heading "Advertising make
• town," the News-Graphio, Hamilton,
Mo., makes the following sensible re
marks, peculiarly pertinent to the con
dition of things west, but hardly a whit
less so here. We quote :
"We believe (hat no tpwn can long
live and prosper and grow, that doet
not contain live business men who adver
tise their goods. Show ns a town that
"is without this class of men and we will
show yon a town where trade is dull,
-
and where enterprise it almost entirely
wanting.
Good advertising makes good trade
and that too, at low rates, sinco he who
M)IS quick o*n affoid to sell oheap. A
good trade makes a livo town, and thua
i( is that bpsiness meq have mitob to dc
with the success of the town."
The lUleigh Jftws and Obtrrmr save
that two boys, aged 12 and 15 years,
SODS of IV M Watkins, of Wake Poresl
towashlp, Wake county, were catting a
log near their father's honw. Th»y stood
near together and the axe slipped from
the grasp of tho youngei lad, struck thf
older one on the thigh serving tho artery,
The poorboy bled to death in two min
utes.
Health is impossible when the blood
is impure, thick, and sluggish, or when
it i« thin aod impoverished. Under such
conditions, boifa, pimples, headaches,
neuralgia, flieuinstum, and one disease
after another is developed. Take Ayer'i
Sarsaparilla, and it will make the blood
pure, rich, farii), vitalising.
NEWS OF_THE WEEK. |
CAKKrULtr CCLLBIt AXD rO.VDK\SED
rKOM THK RKI'ONTKK A\V rOSTH
KA'VifA xoas.
. 0
Stato News. 0
A Kc* JBerue uegro hat married his (
niece. g
Rev. J. F. Tuttle, of Berkley, Va., 11
become* pastor of the liaptist ehurch 8
of Salisbury. ''
John Clapp, of Alamance, a viotiui of
apilephy, fell in a branch and was drown
ed. 1
Lewis Line-back, agod TO, and Kin- il
' aboth Saler, aged CO, wore married in t
Forsythe county, receutly. *
Mrs. Wesley Mclvei, of Sauford, *
Moore county, got up in good health, the 1
other morning, and by 9 o'clock was ?
dead. j
1
The Montgomery S!tir says there is a „
bear loose over in that oounty, aod that e
it huggetithe life out of a "yallerpurp" ,
ouc uight last neck. ,
The Examiner says a two year old "
child of Mr. Jake Beaver, of Sali»bnry, *
fell with its face in a pool of waicr, on* 8
d»y last ureik, and was drowned. «
An old man seventy years of re
cently arr:ved in Edenton in a coverod
cart. lie bad with him a little girl
eight years old and two pups. He was
• from Massachusetts and was bound for
o Florida! I
> Oae night lan week Franklin Evans ;
e a barkeeper, was shot and killed by an
unknown person in tho road near llol
t mesville, Robeson county, while going
home from a party.
Ihe Milton Chronicle puts it deli
cately. It tells its del n |uents that they
0 can pay just what they aro a mind to ;
It that money is no object to a soul which
■ delights in editing a nqpspaper, and
n that it merely refers to the matter for
the sake of what tha printers term "fill*-
ing up space."
e
FAYETTKVILL* TO P.VSBRRT.—The
directors of the C. F. & I*. V. Kailway,
says the Greensboro Patriot, have or
- dored that contracts be let for sills from
a Greensboro to Walnut Cove. An agent
# of the company will go upon the line
soon after Christmas to contract for the
sills, which will be paid for as fast as
" delivered.—/ ,, aye/fei'i7/e Observer. \
u
It is known that a short time before
the la to president Garfield was assassin
ated he bought a goid mine at Flagg
iown, Montgomery county. Since hia
death the mine has lain idle, but the
st Charlotte Observer says the superinten
jy •* -a- I wuiwT «U« BIJB
that she will next summer visit the mine
' in person and look after it.
Ie General News.
j Twelve fishing vessel* and 159 men
arc lost in a storm off Gloucester, Mass.
d
President Arthur's trip to the Yellow
stone country cost the government $25,-
000.
The London police are alarmed by an
onymous letters threatening to avenge
O'Donnell. •
e Policeman Conway, of New York city,
'• sentenced to be bauged on the Bth of
d February next, for murder.
A Philadelphia man dies in terrible
agony, baring been strauglod by a tin
i. tag attached to a piece of Chicago dress
ed meat.
How foolish some people are ! The
Waichmin says a Uowan man and his
'> wife, riding home from Salisbury, were
l- met in the road by a peddler who show
i- ed them a box with soap in it. He told
that under a cake of soap was a SSO note
and that if tbey woald pay him S2O they
might have box and all. The foolish
£ man paid over the S2O and got the soap
!« and—nothing eJ.»o. lie and his wife
■- cried over their fo)ly, but it was too
lt late to mend matters.
II RAILROAD PROUBBSS. — Work on the
1, C. F. ft Y. V R. K. is still progressing
(g satisfactorily On the upper end of the
line the track is lal d to within 20 miles
of Greensbsro, and on the old Florenoe
line they havo reached Little Hock fish,
and are bard at work building a trestle
IO near that point. The material is ready
\ at Big Rockfish for the building of that
|g trestle, and when that work is ooinpleted
the road will move rapidly towards Shoe
Heel. We are sorry to bear complaints
about the continued scarcity of cross
,g ties. Most of the ties used on the upper I
, end of tho road are cut in ths country
|t about this town. We suppose the up- ' j
x country land owners do not wish to out | J
j their pino timber for ties, as there is !'
u some waste ip outting thorn from large 1 j
p trees.— FayttUville Observer.
ft (iCome here, my lad," said an attor- '
ney to a boy above nine years old. The
boy came, and asked what case was to be
j triod next ? The lawyer answered :
"It is a case between tbe people and
the devil—which do you thinly will be l
most likely to gain the action V
t said the boy, '-for the people have the '
j most money, hut the dovil has tbe most
lawyers!"
I'ougli tain.
This is tho season when tho familiar
cough is heard on every hand, and every
one is suggesting a remedy. We know
of two that are pcrfeot cures. One for j
children is to tako half a teacup whole j
flaxseed, wash through tl i«e or fuur wa-.
tors and put in pan with two quarts of,
soft cold water. Let it cook till
ly thickened, pleasant for drinking , lake j
off, strain and add juici of one lemon j
and sugar to taste. Givo warm as much
as child will take before going to bed.
This »*ill rolicvo iu almost all cases, but
if after three or four trials it fails, try
tho well-whipped white of an egg, mixed
with one table-spoon sujjar and juico of
a lemon; give half a teaspoon after each
spell of coughing, being careful not to
give too much or too often as the pure
juice of lemon is quite strong for them.
These are good for older people but the
most affective euro is: Oue ounce press
ed mullein (or the leaves,) one-halfouuoe
pressed boarbouud, and one quart soft
water put on to boil; if ueeaswiry, add
more water. When the strength is well
extracted, so the Syrup is thin as molas
ses, or even tkinuer, take off, strain and
add one pint Now Orleans molasses and
bottle for use. The dose la oue table
spoon four times a day, ot after every
coughing spell will do so barm. Some
simply make a tea of the mullien, sweet
en and take. This has been tried to
our knowledge where consumption was
feared, and the cure was perfect.— The
Housekeeper.
Keep the Children Warm.
Half the illness and fretfulness of lit
tle children might be prevented by keep
ing them warm enough. They are often
so unequally dressed—some parts cov
ered to exoess, and others, more vital
still, left almost unelothod—that they
are in constant discomfort. They can
not tell the difficulty, and thoughtless
mothers dismiss the whole subject with
the general complaint of crossness. Warm
under-flauncls and good home made wool
en stockings are a comfort beyond com
putation in the winter season. When
worn in the winter it is couimou to delay
putting them on uutil the seeds of a sad
cold arc sown, which may last for the
season or even for life. If the mother is
only before handed with her calculations
for tbe changing seasous, this might all
be prevented
The Greensboro Patriot learns that
J. J. Page and Wni. J. Keerans met
at Crisco's bar-room, two miles from
Ashboro, Randolph county, last Satur
day night when they quarreled about a
Page dead.
John Swim of West Jefferson, Ohio
began life as a lawyer, hut soon abundon
the profession and became a rag packer,
lie has not slept in a bed for thirty-five
years, but owns several fine farms, and
is worth fully $200,000,
This might bo a lesson to young law
yers who are struggling for wealth.
In a difficulty in which, as is learned
from the wtdwnce, he was the aggressor,
Billy Williams, of Wilson, Wednesday
night of last week, received injuries
which are likely to prove fatal, He at
tacked a negro and then a wlute man,
each of whom in his tur i kn ockod him
down.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is recommen
ded by physicians of tho greatest emi
nence on both sides of the Atlantic, as
the most reliable remedy for colds and
coughs, and all pulmonary disorders. It
affords prompt relief in every case. No
family should ever be without it.
NIPPY I.OVE,
Wliile they wit before the lire,
Nothing more did he de*ire,
Thau to get • little nlgher,
If he could ;
And hiit heart beat high ami higher,
And bar look grew MIIJ* ami »byer,
When ho sidled clooe nj> by her,
AH he ithould.
Tlieu he ventured to inquiro
If her *i»ter, .lane Mariar,
Ami her mother and her aira,
Were quite welt? r * \ '
Ami from Una to time he'd eye her,
A» though he wovld like to bay her,
And hi* haul*fitlncHH wan dire,
For n ipflll.
Then lilaflunky throat grew drj or,
When h« told her that the 'Squire
To hiiuttelf would gladly tie her
If »he would ;
Might he now go auk her nira?
And lie thought be would expire,
When nhe «ald, to hia deal re,
That he could!
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, fulluHiug inducements to advertisers (
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i Middle and Western North Carolina,
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extent in Surry, Forsytlie and llocking
' iiani counties, in this St ito, as well as
(be adjoining counties in Virginia, while
its circulation among the 10,000 of
Stokes county's population, is nearly
as great as that of all other weeklies
combiuvd.
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; COM JIjSU N D
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A MILD TONIC
—AND—
APPKTIZ EII.
A etire for Dyspepsia, Indigestion anil
Constii«tiou. It promotes the secretions i.f
1 the Liver and Kidneys, and gives a gentle
, .one to tho Organs, lielieves Nervous
Prostration following I'rotraeted jsU-kness.
- and enfeebled condition of tlie general s\s
s *'"•
UASt rACTt lIED »v
Dr. V. 0, THOMPSON,
i PRUOOIST,
e
s Winiton, N.C.
S __ _
Wjlll pleasure I announce
t TO MY FRIENDS
it
of Stokes county, and the public generally
n Dial I have conuected myself with tlie
a T?ftwwar'c^W Anon
where I will be pleased to see and servs
you, am! where you will receive fair and
0 impartial dealing and also realize the high
est market price for your tobacco.
a Earnestly hoping that it may be your
good pleasure to sell wltli lne, 1 am,
Your Friend Truly,
e JO. H. VAl'OnN.
J LANI) SALE.
By virtue of a decree of the Suporior
Court of Stokes County rendered at Fall
Term 1883, 1, as commissioner, will of
fer for sale at tho Court House door in
I'anbury on Monday tbo 4th day of
February A. D. 1884, a tract of land
y containing forty acres more sr less, said
£ lands lying in Stokes County on Neat
man Creek, adjoining the lands of Juo't
son Moore and others, and being the
) tract purchased by Gabriel Moaro from
n D. C. Pepper. Said lands are sold to
satisfy jaudgement for tlie purchase mon
ey due by the soid Moore to Pepper
- Terms of sale cash. Title good. Sale
. to commence at 12 o'clock. This tho
Ist day of January 1884.
R. U.GLENN.
Commissioner.
) A. 1. BOTD, J. W. RKID.
BOYD ft RE ID,
Attorneys-at-Lnw
WENTWORTH, N. C.
Practice In the Superior court of
Stoke* county.
WILLIAM SNOW
WITH
Findlay, Roberts & Co.
Importers and dealers iu
HARDWARE, CULUgRY, CUJTS,
*c., *cf
No. 9 S. Calvert St.,
R. T. Findlay, BALTIMORE,
J. B. Roberts. MO..
J. L. C. BIRD
WiTII
W. D. KYLE & Co.,
IEPCBTKBB AJCP JOBBERS OF
HARDWARE. Cutlery.
| IRON, NAILS and CARRIAOI GOODS,
1
No. 9 Governor Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
FOR. RENT,
I will on Monday 7th of Janruary,
1884, rent for a term of 12 months, to
the highest bidder, the brick residenoe
in Daßbury formerly occupied by Dr.
J. K. Pepper. The renting will take
place at said residence at 19 M.
Also at the same time aod place I will
rent the blacksmith shop and lot now
accupied by Harden Ooldiu.
JAMES A. PEPPER,
Guardian for J. K, Pepper.
Decomber 17th, 1883.
\\ c have just fitted up the REPOR
TER AND POST OFFICE with ucw rollers, I
colored inks, note and letter-beads, Flat- !
J cap, aud various other iirsiclass priuting A
; material, and aro picpared to do your U
Job wo'k as neatly and cheaply as it j
can be done in the State. K
Dr. V, O. Thompson BAN tho oldest
and largest drug house in V\ inston, N. (!
C. Any article in the drug line not I.
found there, will be hard to get. When ] !
M Winston he will be glad for you to
call, aud see what ho has got.
Merchants of this section will do well
to buy Notions aud Dry Goods from J.
W. Scott IT Co., Greensboro, N.C. No
boxing and drayage charged, and freight
to nearest railroad station very little.
The Old Dominion Hoot at Pepper Si
Martin's is the best ever offered on tbis
market. Call and see them.
Small Pox eradicated, Small Pox
curod, Small Pox pittmgs prevented by
Darbys llropbylactic Eluid.
Pepper & Martin have tho best lot of
Roots and Shoos IN the place, aud aro
still receiving more every WCOK.
ALWAYS REFRESHING. —A delicious
odor is imparled bj F lores ton Cologue,
which is array's refreshing, no matter
how froely used.
At Dr. V. O. Ihompson'S drugstore,
Winston, N. C., you will find a large
variety of fresh gardeu seed, and a
largo ussorttucnt of t usses. Use
Thompson'* toothache drops.
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No fear of small pox if Darby's Pro
phylactic Fluid is used froely. It does
R stroys the very germs.
A WORD TO MOTUERS. —Mothers
should remember it is a most important
duty at this season to look after the
health of their families stid cleanse the
malaria and impurities from their sys
tems, and that nothing will tone up the
stomach and liver, regulate the bowls
and purify the blood so perfectly as
Parker's Ginger Tonic advertised in our
columns .-Post. See other column.
We are now receiving our fall and
winter goods, and will in a short time
have the best assortment to be found in
the place. And now listen : we do not
iutend to be undersold by any one.
LTI-pER k MARTIN.
A WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE. — Mothers
snd Daughters should feel alarmed when
weariness constantly oppresses them
"If 1 am fretful from exhaustion of vital
pnwers and the color is fading from my
face, Parker's Ginger Tonio, gives quick
pahrViul %bn&hai tCftimly Kuffi"
• lo lady
Rev. Father Wilds'
EXPERIENCE.
The HOT. Z. P. Wilds, well-known city
missionary In New York, and brother
of the late eminent Judge Wilde, of the
MaiiMhuaetU Supreme Court, writes
I a* foliowa:
H IS E. 51/ A St., A Tew Tori, 1/fy 16, I**2.
MESSRS. J. C. Av FU ACo Gentlemen :
1 winter 1 was troubled with a most
f Unooiu for table lushing humor atfeoting
more eftpocially HIT limbs, which Itched so
1 intolerably at night, and burned so intense
• ly, that I could scarcely bear any clothing
over them. 1 was also a sufferer from a
severe catarrh and catarrhal cough; my
appetite was poor, aud my system a good
deal run down. Knowing the value of
AYKK'* $ A IISA PA HI I. I, A, by observation of
many other cases, and from |»entonal use
In former years, I began taking it for the
above-named disorders. My appetite im
proved almost from the first dose. Alter
a short time the fever anil Itching were
allayed, ami sll signs of Irritation of the
skin disappeared. *|y catarrh and cough
were also cured by the same means, and
>ny general health greatly improved, until
it is now escelleut. 1 feel a hundred Mf (
eent stronger, aud 1 attribute those results
to tho use of the SAHSAI'ARILLA, which
I recommend with all confidence aa the
best blood medicine ever devised. I took
it iu small doses three times a day, and
wed. In all, leas than two bottles. I place
these facte at your service, hoping their s
publication may do good. I
Yours resj»ectfully, Z. P. WILDS." f
The above Instance is but one of the many
constantly coming to our notice, which prove 1
the perfect adaptability of AY Ed's SAUNA- (
FiULU to the cure of all diseases arising I
f from impure or impoverished blood, a
weakened vitality.
Ayer'sSarsaparilla >
clranja., enriches, and strengthen, the blood, '
stimulate* tha action of tha Uomneh and
bowels, and thereby enables the system to i
resist and overcome tlie attacks of all ScrnfW
/** ZMsfO*«, Eruption* of the Sirin, /thru- J
Mlisst, Catarrh, Grnemi MMty, and all
disorders resulting from poor or corrupted
blood aud a low state of the system. 1
PREPARED BY
Dr.J.C. AyerACo., Lowell, M»M. i
Bold by all Druggists; price 91, tlx bottles
for ffl.
Medicine
Headache, aad
•aUmrrakan, Alwmj. reliable.
I
NOTICE.
I will tell at the courthouse door in the
town cf Danbury, on Monday
tlie 7th day of January, 1884, for rash, 4Ui I
acres of land, more or leas, adjoining the
land, of W. P. Ilyntimand others, levied on
aa tlie lands of M. J. I'batnbera to satisfy a i
stock law lax for tlie rear 1883 and cost.
CBAWPORD MAKSAAM.,
Dee. S, 1883. Collector.
IVOTICJJE.
By virtue of a mortve deed made by Wll- 1
lis Manuel and his wife, Margaret Manuel,
to J. W. I»reatnn and transfered from lilm
to me, said mof-Waga deed being duly regta
tered in the Register's oflloe of Stokes cotln
ty, In Uook No. £i, n*' 4T8,1 shall offer for -
sale at the courthouse door In Danbury on
the 81st of December, 1883, to the highest
bidder, i>r cash, :M acres of land near
touville, ad,jolnlng the lands of P. O. Lewis
and otlier* ami l(iiown aa the Wlllla M.iimel J
tract, satufj- said inortgace.
Nov. 27, 1883, WTS. WQ#OX. j
Danbury Market-
COfeIIkCTKD WKKKI.Y BY PEPPER &CO.
Apples, oreen,. per bushel 0.00
dried, per lb. •»»()
Berries D.ack.. *1
Cherries, k ..lftalO
Butter, 121*15 ]
Kggs,.... ..........10
i'ettlics, quarters, ^4
•ileed, "»ar2
evaporated 12a15
Ba-'on, 12^(14
Lard, 14
Ihv.-wax,
Coffee, common to fair, ftalo
good lo prime, 10*12}
choice, 10
Sugar extra C, 11
stondard A IS
granulated 1*«
Cotton clieeks • . 10
Calico, ... 4|aS
A A sheeting. .OalO .
Bleechiiu;,. , # ..5a121
C'oiU»nades, • ...i.\ 12a25
Jeans, Ky . K»*2o ]
ffOSIHJEItjj :
$ J *
"JITTERS
As an lnrlforant, Hoetetter's Stomach
Bitters has reoelved Che most positive en
dorsement from eminent physicians, and
has lone occuplsd a foremost rank among
ctaniiaru propileUry -mmedies. Its prop
erties as on alterative oi disordered condi
tions of ifee stomich. liver atxl bowels, and
a preventive of malarial diseases are no
less renowned, and have been accorded
emphatic recommendation.
For sale by Dxuggiete and Dealers, to whoa
apply for Hoatctter's Almanac For I®M.
We are on the market again for
Leaf Tobacco.
We want and
WILL PAY CASH
TOR
100,000 lbs.
all grades. When you come to town, l>rlng
us a sample ; or if you will put your toliac
co on your wagon and bring it In, if we can
not pay tlie prire you want for it, we will
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