The Reporter and Poet.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10, 18*5.
Topics at Home. ,
DFRNRRFNOTHI lIINIKI Aroutcl Pnnlittry,
MIKI tonal) Mutter* Told
— i
"A rliicr* anmiig you take'it Hutu*,
Anil, fulfil, he,II i»rent It."
Any subscriber who fails to receive .
the REPORTER AND I'OST every week is ,
requested to report the failure We
wuut to see whore 'ho fault is.
Superior Court ts in session this week, 1
Judge Graves presiding.
Stewart, Va., is on a boom, so much (
for tho narrow-gagn railroad. (
A Dumber ot our people wont to
Davis' Chapel to proachhag last Suu
lay. ,
It is probable that a darly »ail will (
be established Wetwwu this placo and
Stuart, Va.
Mrs. C- J'ratlier, with Mr. J. ti.
l'rathor and family, are visiting rcla- ,
tives in Dunbury. ;
This papor is mostly the work of the
little devils the foreman bemg some- i
what indisposed. 1
The Lawn party and ball at Piedmont
last Monday night is said to havo Lo n
quite an enjoy able affair. I
Deputy collector Waugli is in town.
He has so for taken bonds from forty :
seven brady distillers.
Mr. James W. Rcid, the Old Fifths
gallant representative iu Congress, is in {
town, on,professional business.
Rev. J. R.Soroggs preached to the
Danhury people Sunday night. I!is
-sermon was much complimented. I
tVork will commence as soou as court
-is over putting up buildings at Cainaca.
The Co. are selling lots almost every '
•day.
Rev. C. M. Pepper of Loesvilte, N.
3., and Dr. W. K. Pepper, of Chris-!
tiansburg, Va., are visiting relatives iu j
this plaeo.
Wo regret to learn that several clul-1
drcn of Mr. Wis Sbeppcrd, of this:
county are dangerously sick of scarlet!
fever.
We learu tlmt a joint stock co, will
probably be formed this full for the pur
pose of manufacturing tobacco iu Dan-!
buiyT
The general complaint among farmers !
here tliii week is, that the corn and
tobacco crops arc better than over
known.
It is said that there are 75 sumuiorvis- 1
itors at one of our hotels, 50 or 00 at
the other and considerably over 100 at
the Springs cabins.
Tho crowd continues to come in to
the springs. It is now estimated that
the crowd of health aud pleasure sockets
in and arouud Daubury will uumber
more than 250.
Wc understand that a farmer of this
■county was relieved of several dollars
Monday night, trying to fathom the
mysteries of old sledge, ies lie is a
sadder, and we trust a wiser man.
We are glad to sec out young friend
Frank Bynum, back from Mitchell Da
kota, looking halo and hearty hope he
may have a pleasant stay among his
old friends in Stokes.
Why dont you tell your neighbor
that the REPORTER & POST, is working
for his interest, the interest of his coun
ty and section, and it is not only his du
ty but to his interest to help support
it.
WehawheaTd persons who listened
to the Hon. Jake June's discussion of
the taniff last week, compliment it
very highly. The fool killer has never
visited in Jakes neighborhood if ho had,
there would have boen one less nigger.
We learn that a boat has bceu placed
on the river at Seven Island ford, which
is so arranged that it oan be drawn by
means of a rope running on pulleys,
from one bank to the other. This is a
great convenience, and we think that
the commissioners should have similar
boats put on at every ford on tho
river.
Thanks to those subscribers who call
ed aronnd this week and paid their
subscription, and it giyes us pleasure to
eay that of all those who paid up in
fall or part but one man, ordcrod his
paper discontinued, shows that our
subscribers Believe that we are giving
them the worth of the money asked for
the paper.
ANOTHER CSE »»K MICA.—We learn
that a largo manufacturer of tobaeeo in
this state is working all his tobacco with
windows made of mica in tho sides of
his boxes, which enables him to show
the tobacco without openeniug the box
es. It is said that smoking tobacco
sbows splendidly through the mica.
Mica being very flexible and elastic can
be nsed to show many goods without
opening the paokagc.
FgnJ u, the news lrom your neigh- j
boiliood.
0
Now is the time to sow yonr turi.i| :
seed den't you forgot it but sow plenti
fully.
Kittle Snakes ore only worth $-2,50
per doson in Danhury if the buyer docs
the catching.
WANTKD I—SO,OOO good heart pin.
almigles delivered at "Cuuiaca" 2;
uiilca Writ from Danhury—soo
N. >l. & W. K. Pepper.
The Camaea company have made ur
rangements with a building company
who will commence at onco erecting a
saw-mill, &c., on Indian creek, ucar
t'amaca, and work oty buildings in the
town within a few weeks.
GARDEN Sr.ri's.—Just received at
Dr. V. O. Tnompson'a drag store, a
large variety of fresh garden and flower
seeds, consisting of i.audri th's, Deist's,
Ferry's and Sibley's. All orders for
seeds can bo filled.
The County Board of Fiducation will
meet in Danhury on the first Monday in
September to elect committeemen for
the several school districts of Stokes,
and all interested will moot the Board
on that day with recommendations, &c.
N. A. MARTIN, Sec.
It is rumored on the streets to-day
that lion J. C. Buxton has purchased
the Piedmont Springe property, and at
an early day begin the erection of a
hotel. Wc do not vouch for the above,
but if true wo congratulate Mr. Buxton
and also the people who wish to visit
the above springs.
OI K KKI-lIO.V.
It seems more than strange, to us that
this section with all its natural produc
tions, has nevor produced a man with
energy and enterprise ei[ua! to the task
of bringing to the notice of t ho out-side
worlJ her vast undeveloped resources.
Taking minerais, the day will come
when Stokes county will stand at, ov
near the head of the list on Iron aud.
Mica, her coal is fine and no doubt but I
future dcvclopuicuts will prove the
supply iucxhaustaUe, while every min
eral with but few exceptions, found in
the State, or a., to Unit, in any other
! state, arc found here. As to timber,
water power, scenery, boalthfulne-.s,
j tuildm s* of eiimat as 11 • .id lmat, all
oau witness t" who have ever spent any
I 1 liuiu in the county.
But as to a health giving .i. ti, this
Sauratowu country stands preeminent,
ami a to mineral springs, the chalybe
ate water is as fine probably, as any in
thn stato; while others posscsing other
j medicinal properties, will give relief to
nil the ill's die llcsli is heir to, and tho
day is not far distant when tins will he
the loading section ill N. ('. for health,
j loasuro, and enjoyment generally.
A woman's safeguard is to keep a
mans hands off In r. If you need hi
a.- istance on walking take his arm in
stead of his taking yours. Just tell
him in plain English to keep tiis hands
off. lie may not like it at first hut lie
will respect you ten fold more. Men
will do just what tho women allow them
to do. Men will not do to trust. Give
a man your arm and you will find him
very confidential, and he will take a
great many privileges he would not take
if ho was not permitted to do so. Ila
will give your arm ninny loviug sly
twists and sijuoezcs that he could have
no opportunity of doing, an apportunity
is just what he is after. A few more
words of advioo and I will close. Kocp
yoiu girls off the street, except when
they have business. Teach them it is
unnecessary to go to the postoffice every
time they go out. Your girls can go
home alone just as well as your hoys.
If possible instill into their v ry nature ;
that they aro safer iu the.ir own bands
thau they are iu the hands of any man—
preachers not excepted.
How to liny HOOIIM-
A well known author recently rcoom
mctidcd tho following rules to be obser
ved by youthful readers who arc
begiuning a collection of books
First—Sot apart a fixed sum, weekly
or monthly as the case may be, in pro
portion to your income, and spend that
aud no more for books.
Second—Always devote a portiou
of your money to acquiring books of
reference.
Third—Never buy a worthless work
or oditiou.
Fourth—Take caro not to buy too
many books of one class.
Fifth—Do not, at least until you have
a fair show of book«, he deluded into
buying sets of an author.
Sixth—Do not spend too much on
magazines.
Seventh—'lie particular us to the bin
ding of your books.
Kigth—Keep a catalogue of your
1 books, entering in penoil iusido each
the date of purchase and tho cost, and
. in the catalogue all particulars as to
i loans.
Niuth—Take care to read what you
Imy, and buy only what you will read
A. J. BftTD, 1 '?. REIQ,
l;t> 1 LHiJiUJOILVXOX^
A. i rricyK -nt - 1 ,n\v. 11
WUNTWOKTH. :■-. r.
McfSlJi. !{.•!•! AND H ' 'I 11 R £U
larly attend (lie Superior . trls of
S,olc"s county.
MICA, MINERALS,
Stones.
IUCIIAIID DAKKit ,NC CO.,
General produce Brokers, 9 MINCING 11
Lane, London, England. Advan -I
U ml. IM ESIGJN uts. Banker. Agra
Bank, London.
L'avties having
CUT MICA
for sal? wi'l find it to thoir iutcrusi I |
corridj* »ii«l with
A. O. SCiIOQNMAKFJI,
168 WllHam g t , Now York*
;?:Vlc.
\ly viri i- . I'.i M.i.' .; •« \ - *1"- 1 ' •
.1. Wilson hurt Waiter \V. kirqr 01
7tli«lay t.f June IS7B ly Julia Tilly '.in!
i (istor ! ''\ Book -i 11 "• • ■»"•! *H
ters offidß of Btokos county. Wo will sell
for caOi at the court 1 uso »«»r in lutilmry
on Mon.lay t?i»* 22nd day of July I s7. 'IV..
huoilt'od acre* of laud on tin; waters of
Mountain (V'uk and Sut'h Double i r-.-L
in Stokes county ad.ioli.irig tl.o, ! r Is of
William Kim:, i.UNvll East, Wii.. (Vil.r
otliei s a-.d known i.s tlio place- whore »
Jiili:. T i!c 'I- •, !\ •!. sdo a! 'och.cl;
M. V.tv I
i i! > . WIUSOV.
WALT Tit W. KlMti.
Mortgagors.
JVOTIC 5J3!
Having qmtlilfcil as « \ee»tor of O. If.
Mat thaws, deceased, all peisotis owing the
estate are n quired to ooino forward and set
tle, and all |x roii.s having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to present the
same to me within one year from date or
this notice will br pletolcd in bar of their
rer.n- iy. This .1 »jy i w ;li,
\\ U. MAI iliUW.s, E r
«J (\ It. Ma; her,.,, .1. c\l.
\OTK; E.
Theundcraiguedlm\ing qnaliHed re- Ex
-0 rutor the h % til and ta nt of 1«;•
1 i le dei • -.1, Into of Stele s portly,
\. I !.e:ohy notify ,tl! persons indebf- I to
:?.dd e»-»a?e to cone forward and inakeitniue
di • « ptvin uit eid all p . soil-* havingefaims
a ..«;U'-r 1 . tale will |iv- - • it ibeoi fo: j ay
tnent duly authetiticaU'd aitl.iii twrl\c
mouths from the 2nd day of April l. w s.~ or
otherwise this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their aeeo\cry.
L. HIX.L, E\T.
March oOth, 1285,
It Stands at the Head.
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THE LiGHI -111 N NINO
Ti) it i; is iln k owc'd.-ed I.KADEit i".
: it- Trade is a fact that cau not be disputed
MANY IMITATE IT
NONE EQUAL IT
Tbe Tiftrj/ost Ann- d, the hi litest 1; tn
ninqt, the most lxiaut.ful wood-work,
AND IS WARRANTED
To ho made of tho IHV, nrjerial.
To do any and all kinds of woik.
To he complete In every respect.
FOll BALK 11V
"YV. 3 Ornisby,
WINSTON, N. V.
TO
MINERAL MEN,
Do you Want. 5
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OK
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so yon e\ill do will to coriyspond with
'.lie
,
IVppcr Mining Co.,
DABURY, .C.
Miners el COAL lIML lUON.atso miner, • (
ami diutlei, in CL'T Ml'. V, FLL.XIiJLF
SANUSTON'K. ami mineral QX-einu'llA.
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a frfl WIIL HUY ONE
RICHT
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The k«ifc« n s»«i. *oa trwtc t *i«4
•I HAP Ilia 11 !. U • TO letcr With itir«-E I••
I li llm 1 mhe-'AMtf uken • ** vh»r|Kn
li II 111 l-nil'h • u ' repulAM Iby lh«
I TI. VHUH CIC koiiv* II W IH.
JI I he HIEHEF the »«*CI
I« will fit. AH »I -art «EB 1 % *»
I9ML IN. I/.W >• ■ will L ON!'. I FLVEB Q
- . OBK.NLWAMA HACNRNVR: to NR»..K, ».
Diixbury Market
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1 ISJaSO
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1, iclics, quartan nonuMl
I alii fcimdiinl
. ~,| u dual
Bacon "alii
Lard WaWl
Ih'eswax .
( oflbi, lies! Hal".
: ;.. k! ' ) prime, I lal
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Sugar, lr 1 v. 7al"
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IX
GENERAL MElfliiiMßlsE, _
Tlirir «i\i: fe has steadily increased since they commenced business in i'ss*2. They
defy compel it ion. and invite you to call and sec theni when in their Jowu.
LAN I > SALE!!
A.s C'tinri.sshnu r, I will mP «m the pn-m
-iscs mi M««nda- flic 17ih dny of Augnat 1SN"»,
a tract of laud lying on Neat man Cro'-U,
containing 12d acres more or !«•**, bebvg lota
jfo ltd pa f'lot No*4 it • div(si •
of tj i-iamb v»f B« ig.n 1n L Ics : • I Fi I
land-' i- -"tohl f"i partition* Title good,
t ;. .•. 1' . 1 l.i • on Gnu Th •
na-hii.; as; " i home, had bettor buy. This
Uth day (f July «l.' IIITK.
CN»iniiiissioncr.
1 > SALE.
On Monday 7th day of S' ptutnht r 1885 I
will sail at tin court dooi • 1 Daub try
115 at .es of land, known :n lb * Molly
Ci • ' 'ravLand lytug on both of South
Double Cn k. Said iuini'i ur- >» Id for par
tit g it. Title good. Tcrmt cash. Those
wishiug . '('Oil l inn had \ "tu dicnd { .iid
satH. Sal. commences at lk o'clock, M,
This (sth Aug. 1-8.5 It. 11. (iLLNN.
Commissioner.
VV. B. GLENN, K. 3. GLENN.
GLENN & GLENN,
ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW.z
WINSTON, N. C.
rractice in the emmfies of Stekns, Kor
svtlie, Ntrry, Yulkiti, Davie, 1 lavirtsmi ami
U.nkhighaui. Siiei iai attention given to
ail business igtriißteil to them in Mokes.
(1 SERGEANT MANUFACTURING CO..
Hr Greensboro, N. O.
fWHj J 's--»3Pf St IKTJFAGTtTIUEM OF
/?M FARRAR TURBINE WATER WHEEL,
/ COOK AND HEATINC STOVES,
Saw Hills, Gauss Mills, Horse Powers,
Plows, Straw Cutters, Andirons,
x.'And Castings of livery Description.
- *f»- Send f .r Price- List
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Ryttenberg Bros.
Invito special attention to their attractive
line of
Gonnine 1 Jui'gains
in llicir well so'.ectoil stock of
Spring & Summer Goods
I a H ress Goods we display some of tin?
I latest French Novelties; in combination
suitings all the leading shades in Ariiiurofc.
Albatras, I'ongees, l'ricot, Berbeu Cloth,
Chcvilb- Dotted Nuns Veilings, See. Kle
gaut White and Colored Embroidered
Ureas 1 lobes. Beautiful Hue of
Plain and Fancy Silks,
from 50c. up. largest line of
"W hito (ioods
of every description over shown in this
state. in wa&h goods we hue I.uwns,
Ginghams and .Sustichers from f»c. a yard
and upwards. Our
Millinay Department
iii"stock"fTTi:! ~ i 1 the hire"',tyli"iti Mats
ami Bonnets. Elegant detigits in Fans ami
I'arannls. The
4
Carpet Department
is ouo of the features of our business, ami
in it will he found the best stoek of Car
pel(til Cloths, Mattings, Bugs, Jx.,South
of Baltimore. We are sole agents for Sai
lers' l'hila.lelphia Shoos (every pair war
ranted), for JlutUlrii-k's Patterns ami the
New pari" Vertical Feed
Sewing Mftchinen.
jtJ-Miive us a call when in town, and
we miarantoe to please you.
All order! by mail w ill receive pronip'
and earettil attention.
RYTTENBERG BROS.
Gray Rlock. Winston, N. (1.
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• /Vi t t^'L
TO .'\"i * I
■ : J.\ . . ll' VOU WANT
V' y;:. > •
i V JOB PRINTING :
ilh' ►-. ' ! "i\ " 11m . i'loin tin: i
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Orders I.y Mail Promptly Attended to
S9"LKC2AL A >'l*l. ' A i.Tf
J J. IULhOn
WIT II
0 F. WEISIGER & CO.,
■Mniiufartuierv ami .bibber* o(
CLOTHING.
Vo. 1215 Ma.»*i .s* ~ liichmond. Va.
ftsrpi v'Bl-iini.
M. AMBLKtt ULAZKBKOOK,
M. MILLIIISEK & CO.,
WUOLWALK
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
1300 LIAJN STREET,
Sept 8-8 1-Om Hichtnond, Va.
Jl. CALLAWAY, Ji:.,
Vv'lTll
STERN & CO.,
WHOLESALE
Boots and Shoes,
Xn. 1217 Main Sire
RICHMOND, VA.
WILSON, K HNS A CO;
WyOLEBALB SROCRR AND CO MM
SIGN y z «.(. M A NTS.
3o S Howard street, corner of bomb . i:
L.* LTIMOUK
We keep c ••sin-illy »n hand a large ami
well snorted «U»ck tf Groceries- mil foi
Southern and We t. i'r • I W solhii con
signments of C".v try Product*- . in Cot
tou; Further.-; Gin eg; Itei war Wool: Drieu,
Fruit; Furs; sS..i:is, etc. Our :a .lit.ee for ti.j
ing I'Usiiicft. n-rich 13 to wurm>r piik sih 1
and prompt returns. Ai> o dura will have our
Oinpi ■ ?.t -ntior
THOMPSON'S
OCM P 0 IT N I>
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A ill M y i. tiJUIJ r
T * 7 Y t T f'. t 'ft -F
A MILD TONIC
AND—
\ ppiyrixi jt.
A «ir fot Dyspt psia, Indigt * on and
Const)potion. It p. ■».-\ tlk* ocretionsot
the Livor and Kidneys,
'one to 'I- •• .c • il'-li N« ivous
I'rostra*»o*> I i' r.\ * I'r • i-l si -ri"v.
and oil' • led comiitii lof th« nurai
tern
.%fAXI'F.VTi t;KI> T'Y
Dr. V. 0, THOMPSON,
DRUGGIST,
wiiiKion. rv.
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Editor it Projm'ctor,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
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