The Renorter and Post.
1 - ■ - = : —~ - m. - r.
Tin RSDAY. MAY 22, 1881.
Tropics at Home.
OfcnrtrnrM In mill Arntiml Duulmry,
Mild County Muttrra llrlfdy I old
••A ohlftt'F MIIIIK Ton fitke'tt uotvo,
And, fulfil, he'll prcht It."
Tfcis is the warmest day ef the sen-
AO!
I
lie who honors not age, is unworthy
of it.
Everjbody is wise after tho thinj has
happened.
Mothing is more like an honest mad
than a rogue.
He that does you an ill turn will
novor forgive you.
Rev. P. Oliver will preach iu thus
placo next Sunday.
Mr. E. W. Ulair and family aro vis
iting relatives in Surry.
He who exeuses himself, without bc
iug accused, makes his fault manifest.
There is not so much sickness in this
County as there was a fow weeks back.
Most of the farmers in Stokes planted
a part of their tobacco crop this week.
Our farmers are planting too much
tobacco. Wo fear that it wilt be very,
low next year.
We have several communications on
hatld' whiih wo will publish as soon as
we can spare tho space.
The hate which we all bear with the
most Christian patience, is the hate of
those who envy us. •
Rev. C. 0. Dodson, pastor of the
Methodist chureh in Winston, died in
that placo on last Saturday night.
If the seasou is favorable there will
bo an unusually large crop of cabbage
and Jrisli potatoes made in Stokes this
year: '
i'iie Statcsville Landmark has been
enlarged to a thirty-six column paper.
It was before one of the best papers in
the State, and it i* now better than
ever.
A mortgage was recorded in Datibury
last toe6k on 12 acres of corn, 10 acres
of wlicat, and twenty acres of tobacco — :
The system of farming practiced in
Htokos would soon ruin any people.
We learu from the mail carrier that
tlio engineers on the Capo Fear and
Yadkiu Valley railroad have passed
(lormanton, running the line on the
south side of the town.
How about tho State Exposition ? -
Will wc havo a meeting here tho firsl
Monday iu J une and petition the Cora
luihMoners o make a small appropria
tion, or just lot the thing pass ! Surely
uot! surely not!!
A Prestonville correspondent writes
»is that Winston's subscription of sl,-
200, for a bridge across Pan river at
llairston's ford, will be supplemented
by tho private subscriptions of the citi
zens of that community, it is thought
that enough money can be raised and
llio bridge let to contract at an early
day".
i ■
; "Dpcs Science Destroy lovo of Na
ture?" asks ata exchange. It does.
Once upon a tiino a scientist invented a
flying machine, and after his first trial
not only his love of nature, but his lovo
of art was also dostroyed. A fa'.l of
CO feot, from the roof of a building, in
tho interest of science, is apt to destroy
anybody's love of nature.
FOR REST OR L, fcAsr.—Pepper &
Sons having more business on hand than
they can well attend to, will rent for
one year or leaf# for several years, their
tanyard at this placo- They have iu
tan about 600 pieces of leather, which is
over half tanned, and several packs of
hidos to work in, which thuy will either
vol) or pay for tanning. They will also
their Circular saw-mill near the
taiggfi.
We inadvertently failed to mention
in our last issue the death of Cul. A.
J. Steadman, of Patrick Court House,
Va., which sad event oocurred at that
placo on the Bth inst. Col. S. was for
a number of yoars a citizen, of tliu
place, where ho followed tho practice of
law and teaching. He is a near rela
tive of Maj . Charles Steadman, ot this I
State, who is very prominently men
tioned as tho Democratic candidate fur
TTlint-liovarnfir.
It is proposed to organize a company
for the manufacture of fertilizers at
Danbury. No doubt it would be a good
move, as the people seem determined on
using it. If our farmers would manu
facture their own fertilizers it would not
cost'inore than half as much as it does
at frwent. Tbo chemicals to make a
ton will cost only about sl2, aud if
bought in large quantities can be had
for even less thun that. The State
Chemist, who analyse* every brand sold
in - the State and knows which brand or
what ingredients compose the best for
»ny crop, will furnish a formula.
WEEK'S DOINGS IN DANBURY.
Neighborhood Gossip end Little
Nothings.
Thursday, May lfttli.—Tboduy in clear
and cool.=l''ariuers complain that thy
ground is getting dry and hard in many
places.= Not many people in town, aud
nothing of general interest to uote.
Friday, 10th.—The day is blight and
plea»aDt.=Scverat strangers iu town,
looking after the undeveloped resources
of this section. A Pennsylvania miner
and chemist is here, raid to be in (he
Interest of a New York Iron company.
He has examined the initios, and ex
presses himself as beiug well pleased
with the prospccts.=Cousidcrable num
ber of countyaien in Uiwn, talking to
bacco, fence law, &c.=:Tradc seems to
be improving, and merchants tell us
that money appears moro plci)tiful.=
The Pepper Mining Co. received a load
of fine mica today froiA the Hawkins
mine. They report prospects very flat
tering at aevoul of tbo mines.
Saturday, 17th.—I'lcasai.t today,but
not so warm as farmers would like it to
be.=Considerablo number of couuty
itien and strangers iu town today, inclu
ding several drum mors.—Trade seems
to have been brisk today. Fertilizers
cannot be delivered fast enough to sup
ply the demands =>Jr. T. It. l'eppcr,
of the fir.u of Yaugh and Pepper, to
gether with several other young men of
Wiuston, are here, on their way to
Russell's Creek Association.
Monday, 19th.—Yesterday was a
pleasant, quiet day in Dunburr. Sun
day school in the morning, after which
a number of our citizens attended prea
ching at Flint Hill, ttev. Mr. Mournin's
appointment, one mile south of this
plaec.=Today is warm, with heavy
banks of elouJs hanging above tlio hor
izon on every side, or drifting before
the wind. The indications arc for rain.
number of people in
town.= Mr. James Ilierson, si., passed
here today on a visit to his old home.
Mr. R., though nearly ninety, seems
hale and hcarty.=Trsde seems to have
been good today. In additioh to the
goods sold, a considerable quantity of
fertilizer has boen hauled away, and a
largo amount sold to be delivered at the
depbt in Winston =T)clightful rain late
this eyeniug.=Mr. R. C. Taylor left
today to join the corps of engineers lo
cating the Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley
Railroad west of Walnut Covo.=Mess.
W. W. King and A. 11. Joyce have re
turned from Fouyth Court. We are
sorry to learn that Mr. King's horse was
so budly foundered that he could not
get hiui home.
Tuesday, '2oth.—The day is bright
and pleasant.= The shower yesterday
cveuing seemed to give now life to veg
etation, and everything looks as bright
aud fresh as a May inorniDg ,=juite a
number of tobacco plants were trans
planted yesterday evening ami this mor
iuuf-.=Some of our people are having
HOT Irish potatoes. Onions and let
tcuce are about all most of us can have.
=Mr. R. B. Glenn returned from For
syth court this evening.=ilut few peo
ple in town today.
Wednesday, 21st.—Cool and clear
this morning, but warm later in the
day are in a rush, cleaning
out corn and getting tobacco land ready.
=Th« river is very muddy today, show
ing that there was more rain higher up
than here.=Uut few county men in town
and locals are ecarce.=Soujo of our
people are cut.ing grass, which appears
to be fine.
DJII'I
Don't shake a hornet's nest to sec if
any of the family iro at home.
Don't try to take the right of way
from an express train at a railroad cross
ing.
Don't talk back to a woman who han
dles a (lie shovol with grae.o aud dex
teiity.
Don't go near a draft, if a draft coiuos
toward you run away. A light draft is
the most dangerous.
Don't blow iu tho gun your grand
father carried in the war of 1812. It
is moro dangerous now than it wan
then.
Don't try to persuade a bull dog to
give up a yard of which it is in poscssiou.
Posessiou to a bull dog is ten points
of the law.
Don't eat things after JOH have en-'
ougli becauso you fear they'll go to {
waste ; such a custom will bring you too |
much to waut yourself.
Don't go to bed with your boots on.'
This is one of tho most unho.althy prac
tices that a wau, especially a married
man, can be addicted to.
Don't call a very largo, sinewy man
a prevaricator, hire another man to break
tho news to liiin
Don't put an old bombshell in the
Move to amuse tho tudionce. You may
not linger hero below to enjoy the ap
plause, even if you should win any.
Don't, when gunning, put the pipe
you have been smoking into the pooket
where you are earrying your powder,
unless you have a very strong constitu
tion and another suit of clothes.
EI.EOANck AND Pl.'RlTV.—Eadies |
! who appreciate elogunco and purity arc |
using Parker's Hair Balsam. It is the i
, best article sold for restoring gray hair
to its original color, beauty and lustre. 1
Pepper & Sous buy goods iu the best
' markets, from manufacturers in many :
I cases, ami arc thus enabled to sell tliein
! as low as anybody dare to.
A CAltl),
Whereas I lost some money in the
house of A. Marks, and wherein some
thing was said ny me in anger against
the house of.Marks calculated to do
liiin injustice, now this is to certify that
; 1 have recovered back my uiouey, that
1 found not in the possession of Mr
Marks, but upon another person, and 1
do hereby say that 1 exonerate Mr.
Marks from knowing anything about the
taking ef said inonoy, but believe in all
things pertaining to tlie matter that lie
lias acted failly and honestly. I write
this that no injustice may be done a
man who never wronged inc.
O. It. FRY.
Signed and acknowledged before me.
This 14th day of May, A. D., 1884.
I'. 11. MAIIE, J. P.
Newspaper Outfit
for SAI.I: ! !
W« have at Patrick Court House, Va., a
good Il.md Press, small Job Press, and ev
ery tiling necessary for running a
paper, which \re will .*>*ll at tho very low
price of
The press is already in position, and any
one desiring to into the newspaper busi- .
neas can hardly (ind a more favorable loca
tion than Patrick"C. H. Address
PEPPER & SONS,
Danbury, N. C.
you do not wish to buy, proposi
tions will be roccived from practical prin
ters, with good ref renews, to start a paper
at that place to be run in copartnership.
THOMPSON'S
COMP O U N D
m MtftM.
trT*♦ T J T ▼
A MILD TONIC
—AND—
APPETIZI^It.
A euro for Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Constipation, it promotes the secretions of
the Liver and Kidneys, aud gives a gentle
out! to the Orgautt. Kt'liews Nervous
Prostration follow in*.; Protracted biekne&s.
and eufcoblo l condition of tlie genetul sys
tem.
itANt r.vcTinr.n nr
Dr. V. 0, THOMPSON,
DRUGGIST,
WiiiKfon, O.
With pleasure I announce
TO MY FRIENDS
of Stokes county, and tie public generally '
hat 1 have connected myself with the
Farmer's Warehouse),
where I will be plco*' Ito see and serve 1
you, and where you will receive fair audi
impiirtial dealing and also realize the high
est market priee for your tobacco.
Earnestly hoping that it may bo your
'jooxl pleasure to sell W ith me, 1 am,
Tour Friend Trulv.
jo. ii. VArenx.
rWjHSIfS /I |
tony tou.H«». A certain cure. Notoxpenslvo. Thro*
Inoiitnn'treatment In on* iMcknße. OXM| for fold
In Hmd, lli'iulitrb*'. Dlnlnna, Hny Krver, .Sc.
Fifty CUUIB. lly nil Drutrui". rr by inull.
E. T. iIAZI.LI INK, Wurreu, Pft.
THE COMPLETE HOM.. a
Moll. N.-* eiltti'in.— lnulm* V-NE * illustration*
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| Ada'tel TO all CMM. *«IU AT fcitflit. APCIM lotn big
•ork. SXCBLIFINT TBHMS. LLIC hin.konicvt PR.«PC«.T>M
tret tvMic-l Apply nu».
U. F. JOHN-.' »N & Co , »N Main ST . Ri. hmoinl. Virginia.
ALTO otner GRAU L new L>OWK» and Ull>let.
Ot. Ml I*m> for %trrn(«. »««>« •«» s »«:n »»« » ,
ml). TH:W(R M*II LIIU oni"T« MWD llMorv.
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W iiu- LO J. C. ,'lri UNLJ AT I'idUuilpUa, la.
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860 REWARD
\ will be paid lor any Uraln
) Fun of NAM* >lxr thntrun
! Ifjf cb mi anlb«K a* much Grain «»r .
\4k S««lliion»ilay aaour l'ati-ot ■
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A largo projtortiou of tho iti«e.'Uici« which .
I c.'OIMO human result from jleruiifO*
liient of tliu eU'.uHoli, bovrwls, aiut liver.
1 Avail's CATHARTIC I'M u> act dtrc^ k ly u|s»u
theto organs, aud arc sspeeiatty
care the - diseases ca'used l»y their derunge
liient, ineludiiig Constlpaitioii, Indis:«n«
tloii. l>yMpe|»f»ia, HruUavlic. Dysentery,
mi l a ho»t vl other ailments, (ur alt ol
which they are a wife, sure, prompt, ami
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t'ee, shows (lumistakably the eslimattoii In
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Slou.
These PILLS are compounded of regetablo
suhMauccs only, ami are absolutely fit o fioiu
csloiuel or any other injurious ingredleut.
A SufTerer from Headache writes:
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are my constant companion. 1 have been
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riI.LS are the only thiiift I could ltH>*k to
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1 have ev»r found. It Is a pleasure i» me to
Speak In their praise, ami 1 always do so
When occasion offers.
W. L. PAoe, of W. |„ p ni :e & Bro."
Franklin St., llchmoml,Va., .June 3, lhM'.
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Ji T. UAYIfI,"
Mexia, Texas, Juue 17, 188.*.
The RKV. Fit A vns H. II uu/wie, wrttlnff
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i>ast 1 have iK-en subject to constipation,
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Arm Children with Sore Eyes, Soro
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I>HALKUS IN
Field iind Wfur Kraiid I'crlilizcrs,
—WINSTON, N. t'.—
mtlE only niircnntllp home In WUiston llihl luu lal unm r*. license and that travels The oolj Kens*
J. ill tliu cit) llui li.m lii'ly I'lrrks. t«-i -1! • »l I . tlil.V nhi
FJIILIDELI'II/./ II.IM) MADE SHOES
I'm- Men, Women, .\ii-~ , ami i iii.li.-.i. >u|.- iij-cnid tor Him sale of tlie celebrated
Bay State Boots arid Slioes.
/ • also liav.' f\clu*ivc control in this mario :• I .1. \. i. . a « ..'s 1 iioma.M'ilit miiuos. L. 11. «V L. S. Holt's Ilellemont IMaies,
' - •A. >:.• ;>,• i! !t • o's 1.-, oli : ( k St(H -• do. \Y »••!! it 11 t r> lith• s AP. Joats six Cord Spool Cotton, T,
k\ 11. I rii-,' .1 in*. Arista Nliucting a.id «*t:o»» a;n :Ka ;! l'!i.ui\ .1 \uis, Ti«-k:ant Ball Sowing Cotton ; Ilolstcin Woolen Mill*
all Wool Cassiiin't'cs.
Our ««mmls bclm; bought #*x*lusiv«*l> I : • i lir : -i . i i I>\ «-x|M>ri*-r: ■ •■! bnyrs, we are able to offer Inducements to the people
: tloiinot oxcsll Oi:r I)i Goods aud Xo ;) laaiilt wUI be tiksdeaspeeUliy* JJ*ery other
department will be kept complete and in I In* li mis of« \j» • i »ne i salesmen.
, TO THE ft HOLE&ILE BUYERS
tve will say that wo are determined t« mi. - ■ . .ml H 'am nl competition, treitfht and all tilings being duly consid
ered. Wa lmve increased our trade about. 'l:l iierccnt each st and we appreciate tlie patronage we have had and intend to
continue to make our business worth. • i \>>ui •;i;• j» a!. ... mir patron* >.»ni«* «U*i of our business we give the following
Flie flight paid into Salem depot dun , coal, grain, licorice, mecltandise and tverytfilng rooeired at this
dejM»t mounted to |07,3( Our I : i.we it ;eived more than one eeventeonth of all the
freight tlrat came over th id, paid hi *e than o . i.. ... received at thi* depot fttld did more than one
seventeenth of all tin l bush. -of tin two ; tad ail tin ai .i\ ivin» freight here.
have inm'aM-l t1..-ntunU;. i on, , .a. i,! ; i-..: ; . w..i! on our customers promptly ai.d invite all to come and
S*C us.
price for Star llran I .t!f >: - o j >.. !?. *»• :.il Tohaceo Manure, s4.2sper bag, cash, and
s4.'i6 per bag, on time. Our Fertilizers liave ha ino equal a ■! are IN tier - -asou th »n «'v«»r before.
1 i I Nh>i lAW & BYNUM.
J. r. UANXAII, of D.ivi Hoii, >uuty. 1. ji. XELSOX, of Stok«« c»uatf)
J. P, HIIMAE Co.i
HANNAH'S 13ACi8,E W AIIKHOUSE
FOlt THE SALE OF LEAF TOIUCOO,
Winston, N. C l .
UriillEST MAIiKKT I lll |]! (. Op ( AMP ItooMs, ~,| |i„. |;;>T I.ltllTKl) WAIiEUOI'SE in llie place, tbc in iUlaJaf
directly over tin* warehouse, giving a uniform light iluni., mL's.
150 (j«OOJ1 New Stalls, Dry Kot, Horses Locked up'at Night.
S. p.v.iU» rftonis for harness. l>:u-.»-e and provi»i«»:»s with 1 10.-K .. .\. !K«nt well of water, also water conveyed by pipe* for berw*
i Kooiii in basement for packing tobacco leli \vit!i
j Mr. Manual. \\ the only farmer in the waivl ou^ 1 n.sinews in the plae.*.
C. a. Matlaek, late ol : N'elsott, fStok« county, CleHc; TTnriil Fill! nf Fnim|li mrtj,
ut C!'i k : J. M. J* np, « l >aii\ •.iiniy, li. H. (ml in . .11 Wall of Stokes are also with the LauLK and will be glad to sie
their friends* 1: » i-ttiii!' ,
.T. P. HANNAH & CO.,
jal. w J— ly lioprletorti
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JO MY JHUEXDB AND PATKONS:
Thanking von Vm \ Wndl\ f.»r the llnt.il h M-etofore re.-eived, 1 the new toha/eo year vvltli renewed energy,
! «-.l to leave nothing undone, to work e»ii\ and lab* lo nnke this a pt'ditalde >aar for von.
So much of t !it* aw h his 'i ,v i sill !nshr*i»ux-it vtv v»' K|'ii*h»ry prie«*s. ant. I confidently expect piniec for all grades during
and especially for nil m- dimn, »«»»1 ai»d line wrapjvrs, rich, wu\> I at'and tillers, and all grades of smokers.
| I have experienced and compelivit nu nin the ofli « an«l«» .1 the lit» »r, w l -»s ! pleasure it will he t«.» do everything in their {tower te
mote and protect your best interes'.
A cordial weh»on»' :vwait yeu :il| at Fa' ier'\ v l. ! )eu will find land «nd ) 1 ite treatuieut, unetiusled nceo|»,hnl.'ition« bot
stock, iimmu side and skylights, most unifV»rui lit ; I sal - liiMtr, most ex •alleut rooui furtoba ceo l«f-oad
futiim sale, aii effi ient. nlsht w itchman to look nfit r yoar proiM»rt \ during 1h" and where you w ill have your tobaeeo haadi
luste-lnA slifle. and realize the highest 111 uket pri for tin- uus whother or la-t sale.
M\ |K'rso:iaf attention will b • i»iveu to the unloading, and lo the sale of your toba«*o.
K irliwtly lio]»ing that it may be your plensui-e to wH w ii *; 1110 this year, I remain.
Your Friend Truly,
A B. GORBELL i'mpriot«f,
07" T. A. \\ ili>s. Floor Manager ; Joe E. lie'.il, Aintioi cer; S. S>. llson, Took Kei'j^r; J. I', liyiium, \V. A. Uia 11 Jii.l ,f I, i.
Mcadowi, Nlj,lit H'atel man.