Reporter and Post.
A PAPE R FOR THE PEOPLE
Meeti at the iUtnbnry N. (J., Ponl-oJ/lci
as idscctui Clamx Mattel.
THURSDAY, AUGUST «l, IBSS.
ns paper s&sjes
■Stripes are coining iu yogue.
1
It is aaid that J udge Fowle is held
is reserve far n place is Washington.
Crops in Ashe ciuiu tj this year
«xeept wkeat, are tbe best e-vor known.
Geaeral Fitshugh Iee has beau aoui
jaaltrd by tbe Democrats for Govcrnoi
at Virginia.
Mr, J. L. Stjue, of Raleigh, was
thrown out of a wagou whilst the horse
was making very lively tine, and badly
injured. r j »
One widow in Lenoir oounty is ap
plieaut for a double pension on two one
legged husbands who lost their legs iu
nr.
People should rcinombei that all
deeds oiust be registered by January,
HUM '.bey would save trouble and
Jawraiti.
Three sous and t«to daughters of Gen.
Lm survive him. Ilis sous arc farmers
in Virginia, aud bis daughters are both j
gtttX travelers.
A young couple from Louisiana are
making a bridal tour through Arkansas
to JCansas in a two-wheeled cart drawn
by four bull yearlings.
Senator Ransom has been designated
by Viee-l'midcnt ileadrjeks as uuo of
tk committee ta represent the Senate
at tbe funeral of Gen. Gram.
Herry Ward Beechcr said in bis ser
mon Sunday that at last the South and
North wore firmly united— that tbe
4eatii of Grant was neucssary to secure
that result.
Barnaul's large elcphaut ''Albert"
tilled his keeper, James Sweeney, at
Nashua, V. 11., Jast Saturday. On
Monday he was sfcot to death by the
Keene Light guards. JLIc was valued
«t $10,01)0.
There is a darjuy iu Mockleuburg
eounty whs makes a business of raising
dogs. He raises chiefly setters, poiu
teis and bounds. i*st year lie sold
J 80. His prioes range from 50 jto
♦l5. John Jonos is proprietor of the
dag ranehe.
It is aaid that President Cleveland's
wdnatrious littlo secretary, Col. La
moot, will be promoted to tbe office of
Marshal of the District of Columbia in
October. The latter position pays
about 910,000 a year. Tbe duties
consist principally in presenting visitors
to tbe Pr etidwt,
Tbe time has not come to determine
Grant's rank among tbe soldiers of his
tory, SJuch must yet be known of the
war before an ultimate judgment can he
formed.. lie was great in offensive war
fare, trusting in repeated assaults rather
than in £|u results of strategic move
ments. He Iras never elated nor de
pressed ; rietory and defeat were alike
unable to disturb biu>. When Grant
was ja command, the personal equation
Was aa immense force. He never coun
ted tbe eosU after a Utile, »nd when
beaten be did ppt know it,
John Sherman is proud of tbe infa
mous Rart lie played in the robbery of
tb« Presidency and the fraud upon the
American people in placing Ilayes in
tbe Kxecatire chair The whole world
is now oopvinptd of tbe enormity of
this erimc, and yet Sherman boasts of
Ms participation in its consummation.
He lays : '-1 don't know what Ilayes
thinks a boat tbe election disputes of
1870; for my part I vn proud of tbe
parti took ia that contest to provent
tbe Democrats from declaring Tilden
tbe president. I think every mqn who
assisted in preventing the crime that
the Democrats attempted to perpetrate
ought to feel honored in haying an op
portunity to bo a national policeman to
prevent an infamous outragp." Were it
possible for Sherman to descend lower
iu the depths of mora! infamy, tjijs
■if his orime would tend liim there.
NEWS OF THE WEEK
CMIKFVI.LY CVLI.KD A\l> COKnS.X.SKI)
FROM TIM KtI'OKTKK AXI) I'llST S
HJTVIi.ISOKX.
Statu News.
Charlotte is to have a new opera
house.
Salisbury is to have another tobacco
warehouse—making three.
Mrs. Aslieraft, who wan found dead
in Mecklenburg, committed suicide by
taking poi*>n.
Cajit. Albert Worth, of Itladen coun
ty, will raise 5,(100 buslmls of corn this
year.
A horse attached to a wagou iu Sa
lem tin' other day ran away, threw
the colored driver off and kilted him.
Kliiabcth City Keon imist : T. H.
Jcrqignn, of llnrrelUville, lias received
the appointment to a consulate in Ja
pan.
Wadesboro Tiiueii : Lightning kill
ed eight hogs U|> u the place of Mrs.
Sarah lioxgau, ucar here, on Sunday
night las).
Aslicwitlo Citiien : Our dis'iuifuisli
ed townsman, General T. L, Clinguinn,
celebrated his seventy-third birthday'
yesterday.
Conoral News.
There is swuie talk of running Geo.
John IS (iordoii for Governor of Gcor
gia.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has contributed $6,000 to a Grant
monument Fund, and has opened a list
for subscriptions by telegraph.
A grand-nephew of Bonaparte lives
in Baltimore and has so much of the
fightiug blood in his veins that no one
dares tread an his coat-tails.
Boston bad (iO,OOO watermelons dum
ped ou her wharves in one day, and yot
uicu went around jawing about the
weather and crooning over short crops.
Birmingham, Ala., continues to boom
| and expand. The uuder writers have
petitioned the eity to purchase ten new
fire cngiues, the present supply being
deemed inadequate.
How llcary Oluy Faced IH'uth
When lleury Clay was debating in
bis mind tho nature of bis disease, and
as yet had not |uitc renounced the hope
of a renewal of his days of action, he
sought counsel of Sauiuul Jackson. lie
was greatly iu earnest, and wuutcd to
knjw tho truth, tbe exact and whole
truth, His question was, if tho evident
decline in hi? strength was so far beyond
relief that he must surely die soon. He
required an explicit answer, without
color or reserve however nnplcasan'.
it lnigbi be for the physician to an
nounce an unfavorable result. Dr.
Jackscn made a eareful examination, of
his condition, found the case to be a
clear one, and had the courage to mako
to the hero of a hundred parliamentary
battles a faithful report.
The great statesman received the
communication that for him life wus
near its close, not without concern, but
yet with Uie fortitude of resignation.
He declared that be had no dread of
death, but he was still troubled by one
fear, which was probably suggested to
birn by tho recollection of tbe magnifi
cent constitution with which be bad
started in life. Tliat fear was not of
death, but of the mode of dying : be
had a terrible apprehension that his last
hours would be hours of anguish in a
long, agonising struggle between life
and death ; this and this only, be said,
was the thought that now lay heavily on
bis mind. Dr. Jackson explained to
him the nature of lii« malady and the
smooth aud tranquil channel in which it
was to run, and assured him with a sag
acity which did not admit of question,
that in bis last hour be would die a*
quietly as an infaut falls asleep in its
cradle- "Yra give un infinite relief,"
answered Clay. The chief terror which
death had for liitn vanished.
Cliiverlu*
Mr. Collier, of Mathews county, ar
rived in Richmond on the York River
train lust Monday, lie came in com
pany with Mm. Tunstall and Willie
Cluvcrius, brother of the convicted crim
inal. In conversation with a reprcsen
sative of the Whig newspaper be said
that the grief of Mrs. Tunstall at the
sad termination of the trial of her ne
phew could not be piotured. Regarding
Willie Cluvcrius, he remarkod that
the affectionate brother of tho doomed
man had given vent to toars to tfucb an
extant that his eyes appeared contracted.
Mr. Collici visited the prisoner in his
«pl), lie found him in • bright and jo
vial humor and lenrned that he ate
heartily of wlift might be termed luxu
rious food. The |Hrjxi>ncr was iij a
happy humor on accoont of the many
remembrances sent him by far-away and
unknown sympathisers 110 considered
the verdict of the jnry an outiage, and
expressed fpll confidence that the Su
premo Court of Appeals would give him
a new t^ial.
Miiirk I'lsliln^.
Messrs. uiul Corbitt hnil i|uitc
an ad venture with sharks >u Thursi lay.
Wc incutiouej that thoy had taken oue
liugo fellow in oHt of the wet. They
wore fishing for sharks, and the monster
»o«ed tlie hook about one huudred yards
from the boat. 110 was then drawn in
uear the boat and bad to be shot eleven
or twelve times before he finally''keeled
over." They had previously hooked
one of tlitt same size, and he bad been
shot six times with the rifle, wlieu ho
sucecoded iit cutting the chain u«od for
a liuo aud went off with the hook in bis
uiouth. Tbo shaiks struggled and
floundcrod terribly after being hooked,
and great exciteuicut existed among
the men, especially when the maddened
monster would dart back and forth
under the boat, and threatening every
moment to overturn it and throw the
inmates into the deep water, whore they
would have become an oasy prey to their
sbarksbips. Tbcie are pleaty of the
monsters iu the neighborhood of
where Messrs. Maffitt and Corbett were
fishing, but they are not iuclincd, we
bclisv«, to try theii luck any furthet
iu that direction.—Wilmington Star.
Ulvn lnit Ti ll>ute to the l'r«»»
During our wanderings wc wore |uito
surprised to sec young ladies wi'th mus
lin belts 011 lined with newspapers, in
one instance the Wilmington Star.
Advertisements in it were easily reada
ble. Wc feel assured that an "ad" in
that edition of tbo Star was pcculiuly
valuable. Hut few people realize tho
wide field that belongs to journalism. A
newspaper furnishes the best food in the
world or goats ; a goat will chew a
newspaper for hours and be pcrfoetly
contented. A newspaper makes the,
best bustle in existence, as well as the !
cheapest, and, as wc above stated, it is
unrivalled as a lining for a bolt. Ver
ily progress is the motto of the day.—
Payottcville Sun.
Gen Stuart'» Widow.
The Philadelphia Tiuius says ■ "Mrs.
J. E. Is. Stuart, tbc widow of tho dash
ing Confederate cavalry general, is vis
iting her father General l'hillip St.
George Cooke, of Detroit. Mrs. Stuart
married six months before the war broke
out, and the father and son-in-law en
tered the opposing armies. General
(-00k was opposed to General Stuart
only once on the battle-field." Mrs.
Stuait is also the sister of licncral
John R. Cooke,of Richmond, than whom
thero was no more gallant officer in the
Confertorate army.
The TexMN Custom
William Mathews clopod with the
wife of James Seerist, of Comanche
county, '1 clad, and when he afterwards
called upon Mr. Seerist for the personal
effects of the lady, that gentleman shot
him dea l. It served him right. He
should have known that his last act was
an unpardonable breach of Texas eti
quette. After you have eloped with
another man's wife it is not proper lo
look at htm except over the sight of a
self-cocking rovolver.
WATER AT CAMAPA.— As some anx
iety has been expressed by parties who
have uot seen tho location, in regard to
the supply of water at Cauiaca, we
would My there arc convenient to tho
place fifteen springs, and that every lot
will be convenient to a spring of what
we oall pure mountain water, all of
which arc, however, more or less im
pregnated with iron or other medicinal
properties. Ilencc the hcalthfulness of
the location. Several of tho mineral
springs proper arc immediately on Indi
an creek, which will furnish ample wa
ter power to fore tho water from the
springs, or water may be conveyed by
pipes from magnificent springs around
the baso of the Sauratown mountain far
above the town, while the stream which
falls over the Grassy Gap, near 500
feet high, could be made to form one of
the grandest fountains in the world.—
No ono wc think has yet seen the loca
tion and surroundings but is pleased
with it, and is bound to say that if na
ture cvci formed a place specially for a
town it is this. There are beautiful
groves of natuial forest trees, magnifi
cent scenery on every side —tho eleva
tion being some 1,400 feat above the
sua level and . r )00 feet above the bed of
the l>an. It is fanned day in and day
out by almost perpetual breezes, while
the celebrated I'iedmolit springs and
I'eppcr's Alum springs (ire within easy
distance, to give a remedy for almost
every disease.
A Horse Stolen!
*»ecs REWARD !
Stolon from my stable* near Gcmmnton*
Stokes county, N. (•., on tin* night of the
•J"th July. 1885, .1 snmll dnrkchcatnut mnre
(a TONI*# pony) atwu 7or 8 yciwu. Mane
ami tail also dark clieatntit color. The
mare has hrntolotl oo lefi jaw tin* letters
**,!. »■}." and on left thigh the latter "A,"—
Tlie s«i|>|m>s4**«l thief is 2JI or -1 years ohl,
h«'avy Imilt, alxuit KM lIM., with
light hair, small vuuatach, which he keeps
«lye«t black. II in height b about •> ft-et 10
incite*. The alMivft rpward will l»e juM f«»r
MM 1 delivery ofthr mare, or any Information
which w ill lc.ul tn her riMionry. The
is supposed to he in Pa:rick county or I ü
b.ski countv, Va. I*. I>. NK \u
tit" in.ml.> i. V. «
Taylor House,
DANRURY, N. C.
This house* I»;ls lieeii enlarged >ii«l refilled j
and is now open i'«»r *iuiuu'i u aider*. A
splendid line of hacks will IK I I to IVd
moiit tinltigr daily, or twice a d»>. 'I duall
ed, and t«» any oUicr places of Interest. —
Terma of l»oard same as lust year— | M '»
11 .01 1tl»; $5 per week; transient custom, tin*
usual priii*; children i charge*. The cab
ins at I*i«*«liiiont ah* being put in Utter fix.
allot widen liavt* rented ti»r tin* sea
wm. We w ill ilo all we can t«» make \isit
ors comfortable. S. B.TAYI.OK.
July 8, 1885.
NOIIT II CA UO LIN A—Stoked Count)
IX TIIK BtI*EUIU« CDt'RT.
L. 11. Hill, executor of IVter Tuttle, dee'd.
plaint ill',
Against
Marciu 11. Lipuis and others, lieirs at law
and devisees of IVter 'l'tittle, defendants.
Petition to Sett LanJ for Jlssets.
It appearing to the satisfaction of tin'
*ourt tlmt Susan Ward, Ailgustine 11. Tut
tie anil other defendants iu tin* above uaineil
nuearu nonresidents of the Stat*?, it is or
dered that puhlieatioQ ln» juade in the Mlle
porter and Post/* a newspaper published in
tin* town of 1 >anl>ury,Stokescounly. North
Carolina, for six successive weeks, notifying
tin* said drft'iidauts to appear at the office ot
the Superior court Im o( Stoke* coiujtj
till Monday the of August, ISB.V
and answer the compisint which it I I*' til
ed in the above entitled action within ten
days from the date hereof, and if they fail
to answer the plainlitl will
apply to the court 1«% ro* relief demanded
in the complaint. >
JAM ICS KlKast )N, Jn., c. s. 0.
June 27, 18ST>. y"
Notice
Having duly qualified as Aminisirator on
the Kstatc of Luther«!. Oimhie. Deceased,
all persons indebted to said Estate are re
quested to make payment to me at once,
and all those who have claims a alnst said
Estate ,ui* hereby notitied to present theui
duly proven, for payment on or before the
•20th day of June, 18;«'., or this notice will
be plead in the bar of their recovery.
This 20th dav of June, 1885.
JACKSON GUTIIItIE,
Administrator.
NORFOLK COLLEGE
For TpITHO LATOFSnfTWii nnpnrnlolted sdv«nUc*w
n«wDutlt!iiip« f urntahMMlh evnry poitfble r«nv-n- ,
NUM. Full coll oirlnti* (fear— of each branch
to charjre of » i-»M.»t.rBpeoii»l pruvUKm lor Ma*to
Mid I*ftintinß. Ounvorwsion to French aud German,
daily, Ftorcntftloinie adfres*
it. N. WYNNE, 3uc'v, Norfolk. Vi. 1
Oak Ridge Institute,
A Firstclass ITigh School
a)id Dustiness College.
Special attention aiveu to the Classics and
Natural Seicmvs. One of flic l>est equippedj
Bufinness Colleges south of Washington j
City. 211 st udents la>t Year from various
States of the South. New Dtiildiug, new
Literary Society halls and a full corps of
experienced tea. hers. Location in every
respect unexcelled. For catalogue. Aw., ad
dress, J. A. \ M. 11. lIOLT,
Oak Kidgc, X. C.
University of North Carolina.:
Six new Professors have recently been
addeil t«»the Faculty, making a total of 111
instructors. All the Courses of Study have
boon enlarged and strengthened. Post-'
graduate instruction is offered in every de
partment. The next session begins August I
Kntnuice e\ami tuitions August 27. 28, j
■J'J. For catahieue containing iiiforniatlou I
in n'iwl u» «iil, Mwfttt ufjOibuiv j
sion, oic., apply to
iiox. KKMT r. BATTLE, LL. ix,
PlifcSllU'.N'T,
Cliapcl Hill, N. C ;
WANTED.
Two or three good men, who can furnish a
horse, to work ill :his and adjoining coun
ties. lo men of the right stamp a good
salary w ill U* guaranteed and paid every
week. Address or applv to
THE SINtiKU M \Nt'FACTUKIXG CO.,
C. L. CLIXE, Agent,
Liberty Street, Winston, X. ('.,
Opposite PostolHce.
f«»r the world renowned Singer
Sewing Machines, where a C«MHI sun'k of
Oil. Needles, Attaelintents, Jtc., csm always
lie found.
BUY YOUR
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or
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BOOKSELLERS AND STEAM POW
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WINSTON, N. C.
Lil>eral discounts to merchant* and teachers
IF YOU WANT TO
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AND MAKE
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ADDRESS
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281 & 233 Broadway,
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WBSTBItN OFFICB,
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Hew Yark 001. o. US Chuibvn Slrwt.
OPIUMHABITS
CAMACA!.
To the Weary, Feeble
AND
J^EAS^IESEgvER.
Seeing tbc need in thit section of a
place where the weary, feeblo and brok
en down may rocniit their health and
rest; where they and their families way
spend the hot season pleasantly when it
is necessary to leave their homes or
change air, that the failiug health ef
some loved one may be restored, we
havo laid out
A NEW TOWN
and aro now offoring for salo lots in
probably the licalthiest section in North
Carolina. The town is located on a
beautiful
Flat Mountain Jiirigc
2 1 . miles west from Panbury , about {
of a mile from the oelebiated Piedmont
springs; about the same distuuee to
Pepper's Alum springs ; i of a mile
from Smith's Chalybeate spring, and
two wiles from 0. K. Moore's Sulphur
spring, while tho location presents
(
The Finest Views
of Moore's Kuob, the Hanging Rock,
uud other prominent peaks along the
' Sauratown mountain, Tbo lots aro
' well coyercd with large and small forest
j trees, which will afford shade in summer
aud form
Itouutitul OrovcH.
The whole is
Surrounded by Springs
of the purest mountain water, entitling
it to the Indian name, "I'uuiaca," a
land of springs, which, together with
the pure mountain air, wouU bring col
cr to the faded cheek, and streugtb to
weary frame, even if tboro was no real
mineral water within a hundred miles of
the place.
The undersigned propose also to oreot
a saw-mill, planing machine, &c., that
they may build cottages or furnish lum
ber to those who wish to purchaso lots
; In this healthful locality, whero no ma
laria srer comes, and a case of typhoid
fever was never known, oxccpt it was
contracted out of the neighborhood.
The price of lota this season, 50x100
feet, will be $25 each. For further
particulars addrei,
N. M. k W. It PEPPER,
May 20, 'B5. Danbury, N. 0.
Is the place to have your printing clone, as they have the
OFFICE IN WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA,^
and are prepared to give you
EQW FIGURES £ NEAT WORK,
TOBACCO FLI ES
A SPECIALTY AT
WINSTON, N. C.
A large lot of
lloiac-Mado
Tinware
alu avfl on hand.
SHEET IRON
AND TIN WORK OF ALL KINDS
Done at bottom prices. Rooling ami
Guttering at short notice l>y sttilleil work
men. Come ami see me, next door to
Drown, Jioijcrs & Co.
W. S. KEMI-SON,
Winston, N. C.
.K, A NO. 7 COOK STOVK, cotu-
plolo for $lO.
-> \ . A full line of Dixie Plows, Av-
Viix fry Steel and tl»e best Chill i'low
iu the market; in fact everythingUu4»far
mer, inocfianie or mercHant nccda in the
line rtf
HARDWARE ;
—TOOKTIIKB WITH
Nissen's Wagons, Columbus
Buggies (tad Carts, Mow
ing Machines, §c.
Willi the above advantages, U>geUier with
the fact that my hist year's trilde was nearly
double the former, ami earnest request that
a similar favor inay lie done this year, 1 aiu
Very liesiiectfuUy,
K. U. CRAWFOIU).
DIXIK OiLKKIt,
of North Carolina, with
•T.P. Ynncey Co.,
(Sucreawora to Yancey, Fratiklrn A Co.,)J
IMPORTERS of NOTIONS,
No. I9M Main .Street, Kichn»ond,V*.
March 2T. IH».
S6O REWARD
, Ivlfltx - \ *ill w paid for any drain
S* I i'»n >f m»« •!?«• that.•'•a
! J rlwiD mul but MwvniOrijn ur
t H 1 ,fA Ss«dla«aivday a* our l*ntenf
>ri "iJp s a--' W* ,MONM:( H tiraln and
r V H*cd supin ator and Da*-
■uU 1 ircr.wi'uli we nfler l>the »■»«»»-
It ft,-at al»« price. Wend, for
X circular and I*® l *
>t&« SM»
Stewart's Book and Job Printing Office,
WINSTON) N. C,)
I Areyou faili»>ir. try Wntxa* Ilr.At.-ni Ra-
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| Lunira. Au lnvitf>raitl. ('un a
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, DEBILITY & WEAKNESS.
Nloe to tako, true merit, unequnled for
I TORPID LIVER and Night
Sweats, Nervous Weakness,
Malaria. Leunn »>sa, Sexual Dccliue.
I ll.«W per T...L, 0 for SA.OO, at Dm, wist a.
ih
Remarkable Cure a of Catarrh of the
Bladder, Inttammati'W. Irritation of Kid
neys and Bladder. Stone or Uravel I>ta
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I Swelllnra, Female Dlseaaea. I neon tin
j ence of Urine, all Pisoaaes of the lenlto-
Urinary Organ* In either in'*. For Un
' i healthy or Unnatural una
I also "Chapin'a Injection Flenr." eachsl.
For SV I'll I MS, either oontraetrd or
' hereditary taint, use Chapin'a Constttu
tion 1 Utter Hymn, f 1.00 j*r bottle, and
Chapin'a Syphilitic l'tlla. |2.OP; and Cha
pin'a Syphilitic Salva, $l.OO. ft bottles
Syrup, 4 of 1111 a, 1 Halve, by F.xpro»s on
rcoeipt of StO.OG, or at 1 >ruiglata,
B. B. Wku,h, Jersey City, S. J., U S. A.
James 1). Chamberlain,
; C. W. THORN & CO
Wholesale Eat Dealers,
[ Kichmond, Va.
Special fiten givdn to ordera and satiafaets
gaarautced.
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five years.
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i R. W. Powers.
I fclgarD. Taylor. RICHMOND, V».
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