The Reporter and Post
THURSDAY AUGUST 12 lHßti.
Topics at Home.
•eenrrenoffi In and 4ronu4 Dmhnry,
And Vounty Mnllcrw Brlffly Told.
••A ohlel'a imong you take'n note*,
And, fattb, he.il i»rout It."
Any subscriber who fails to receive
the llwortku and Post every week is
roquontcd to report the failuro. Wo
want to sou whoro 'ho fault is.
State Dciu. Convention, Kaluigh, Au
gust 25th.
Sun rises 5 15, bcU 0 53 ; Full moon
14th, 1 10 p. m.
Please don't fail to pay your sub
scription to this paper while you are at
oourt.
Use Oweas compound Blaokborry
cordial a sure ouro for Summer com
plaint. t
Get your machine oil at Ashoraft &
Owens, Winston, N. C. They keep a
good article cheap.
The Sheriff brought P. H. Torrill up
from the Forsyth jail Sunday and his
trial has been set for today.
A man by the namo of J aokson was
sent to jail Tuesday for going into the
oourt-room in an intoxioated condition.
If you would have a really fine spcimen
of flexible sandstone for your parlor you
can get it by call. 3 on Pepper Hi Sons
while iu Danbury.
Bishop Lyman has an appointment
at Winston Sunday Sept. 12, aud at
Walnut Cove Tuesday Sopt. 14. Holy
Cotmnuuion and collections for diocesan
missions at these servicos.
Tho August two weeks term of Su
perior Court began Monday, Judge Me
Rae presiding. There were 157 cases
of tho state dooct on Monday - a
number have been ainco added.
If you are in need of a truss go to
Ashcraft & Owens, Druggists, Wins
ton, N C. They carry Iho largest and
best assortment in Winston aud guar
antee a fit or no charge.
Vaughn k Pepper Winston, N. C.
hereby give notice to their many friends
aud customers in Stokes, and other
counties, that owing to the very small
profit at which tlioy arc selling goods,
from this time on they will be compell
ed to adopt tho cash system, or tho pay
down system We will always he glad
to sell you what you want at bottom, or
a little be iow bottom priees ; but must
■ell on tho pay d«iwn plan. {
Farmers say that If tho present fine
seasons contmuo a few wocks longer the
corn on uplands and sandy bottoms will
bo fairly good. They say tobscco is
too far spent to make a orop, and that
tbe continuous rain this summer has cx
' haustod the strength of the fertiliser,
and you know it is too hot uow to asc
elbow grease. But according to our
thinking tho impression that tbe sbun
danco of rain has exhausted the fertilis
er does not admit of a scicntiCo explana
tion.
Dorscy of ih« Sentinel and Mastin of
tbe Ropublicau arc here, right jolly good
fellow* they arc and desorve success ;
give am a lift fellows, lets have more
newspaper reading, if we are in the baok
ground that is no reason why we should
not keep posted as to what tho great
outside world is doing. Says the Asnc
ville Citizen : "We venture to suggest
that tho people can make no better
investment than in the support of thctr
loeal and Stato papers. Tbo press
caanot prosper at the expenao of tho
people; prosperity of tho one simply
enhances a most active ageney in the
prosperity of the other."
The first issas of the Ballot a prohibi
tion organ published at Charlotte is be
fore ns. It is a 32 column and very
aeatly printed papor of which Mr. R.
E. Blakclay is business manager. It
has quite a eharactoristio well mitten
" 'Baiutatton of over a column defining its
mission which if persned in the same
■pirit in wbioh it has been coneetved
should secure a goodly patronage for its
management. We copy: '
"The Ballot has oomc to occupy a
niobe not already ocoupied. It is not
■o muob concerned to know what public
Opinion is, ss what it ought to be. To
help make it what it ought to bo is its
ohief mission."
A hone was sold for fifty dollars in
Dsnbury a few days ago wbioh tho own
er assured us he bad lately refused eigh
ty-five dollars. Here follows the
explanation. He had to pay a fertilizer
mortgage. This fertiliser business is get
ting you 00 tbe road fsst, so that yon
ean spend jour old age comfortably in
tbe poor house and won't it be nice.
Soma men can use fertiluer who get 16,
20 and 50 dollar* for tobaooo but the
farmer who never get more than three
to five dollars por hundred for. his to
t>aoco and knows that hta land is such
that it will grow no other kind, is acting
the fool to continue to use it.
Tin: ms vr.xno.N
Pursuant to a vail of the chairman of
the executive committee, the oounty
convention met in the court house on
Monday and selected candidates for the
various county offices, a representative
in the next General Assembly, and ap
pointed delegates to attend the senator
ial convention to be held in Gcrmanton.
The convention was called to order by
Joel K. Ilill, Esq. and on motion, Dr.
R. P. Moir was made permanent chair
man and A. M. Stack secretary. A
motion was mado and carried to allow
each township one vota in the eonven;
tion for every twenty fivo Doinocratio
votes oast in the last Gubernatorial
election. It wad also agreed that each
township send three delegates to the
Qeruianton convention. After these
preliminary arrangements Chairman
Moir declared the convention ready for
business.
For the House of Representatives, l>r.
W. A. Lash pat in nomination Dr. E.
Fulp; Mr. A. J. Bro«n nominated T.
J. (iann , Mr. Thorats Cullum brought
forward the name of Mr. J. Y. Phillips;
Z. S. Alley nominated commissioner
J. M. Lasley. Mr. Lasley declined and
put in nomination Joel F. Hill, who
refused to run. Mr John Vaughn nom
inated John L. Smith Esq., who also
declined. A vote was taken with the
following result: as the Srst ballot Dr.
K. Fulp, twoutwy two ; C. M. Laslcy,
one and one-fourth: J. ¥. l'hillips,
twenty-six and three twonty-scoiids ;
T.J. Gaun, seven and fortj-ono forty
fourths : second ballot Fulp, sixtcoti,
Phillips thirty-six. Mr. Phillips was
declared the nominee. For Clerk, James
liieison, Jr. received th.rty votes and
Crawford Marshall twenty-two. K. 1
Dalton was re nominated by acclama
tion. For rcgia'er, A.J. Brown J.
G. H. Mitchell, J. E. Ilill, N. A. Mar
tin and J. M, Gatewood wero nominat
ed before the convention. On the first
ballot the vote stood, Brown, thirteen,
Mitchell, twelve, Ilill, nineteen", Martin
eight anil line- foilrtli, '.intewood no vote
The seeoud ballot siood lliil twenty-six
and one-hall, Brown, fourteen and tlircc
fjurths, Mitchell, eight, Martin four
and thrco fourths. It was announced
that Mr. Ilill had just half of thu votes
in the convention,
township cast her entire veto fur him,
making Hill's vote twenty-nine when
ho was declared the nominee. Mr.
Gideon Goorge was rc-noininatcd by
acclamation for surveyor and Mr. J 11.
Can oil for coroner.
On motion, alt nominations were modo
unanmmous and then the nominees were
calcd on and made short but good speech
es. Hon. J. C. Iluxton was also call,
cd on and made a routing ppcecli which
was heartily enjoyed by all present.
The following delegates were appoint
ed to attend the Senatcrial Convention
at Gerinanton :
Sauratown, Dr. Lash, W. N. Black
burn and C. W. Ma Anally ; Quaker
Gap,Z. T. Smith,#. M. Jessup and
Jahu h Smith ; Yadkin T. (V. Galium,
A. M. Boy lea aud W. 11. Watts ; Snow
('reck, YV. 11. Carter, J. 11. Ellington
and T. M. Martin , Peters Creek,
Powol Rolnu hod, Dr. J. B. Smith and
A. J. Piiuglo; Beaver Island, L. W.
Anderson, T. P. Carter and W. C.
Wilson ; Meadows, J. F. Hill, E. J.
Stycrs and S. B. Taylor. It was left
to th« Forsyth convention to designate
the tuno of holding the convention at
Germ an ton. The Democratic papers of
the county were requested to publish
tho proceedings of the meeting. Tak
ing it all in all, the convention was ono
of tho most harmonious and enthusiastic
that Stokes has bad for years and the
entire tiokct will bo triumphantly
elected in November next.
Dr. R. F. Moir, Chrm.
A. M. Stack, Sec'y
G ueßth at tub McCani.kss llocsc.
Hod. Thomas Settle, B F Bynnm, Mrs
Ann Bynutu, Mr Broadnax, J 0 Broad
nax, J Y Phillip*. H P Byuuiu,
Poindextcr, Will Pepper, Mrs. J I.Vis
sen, Fred Nisscn, Harry Nisscn, Miss
Clara Niascn, Mrs Dr Smith, Miss Jen
nie Smith, Dr S Smith, Thomas Scttlo,
Jr., K M Oabill, Rev Mr Rice and wife,
Dr Parish, James lticrson, J F Ilill,
M Mabine, L 11 Wilson and wife, Wil
lie Ntlson, Nicholas Rterson, J E Hill,
Lula Hill, Jos. Goodman, J I Nisscn,
William Marshall, L G Waugli, I' \V
Robinson, J no. East, W K Birgc, Rulus
Carter, W L Fallin, Jas. Vaughn, A C
Rhodes, I K Short, liuf Smith, L N Nel
son, William Edwarks, Squire Vonablc,
John Williams, Jamos Flint, P 1! flol
din, Jamos Norman, Miss May Moir,
Mnw Bcllo Norman, II M Kirbey, G
France, Joo Dillyn, Jessie Hall, Hon
T B Taylor, I G JoycoJos. Vaughn,
Rob Vaughn, J B Alley, E B Morgan,
Dr Jas Smith, CIC Smith, l>r. B*iu Moir,
Miss Nannie Fulton, Jas W lticrson,
Shop Adams, A Bo»e, E T Wilson,
N C Gann, S L Hooaer, P H Tiliory,
Jaoob Fulton, John A Btt*fcr, T M
Martin, J O H Mitchell W L Hill, 8
W Ricrson, J Y Blrchfield, W J Jaok
•on W B Dodson, I) V Hall, Crawford
Marshall, 8 C Hi'.l. Will Chafin, James
ft Martin, Dr L Hill, P A Ovcrby, J
F Hall Caleb Hall Dr L Pringlc Mrs
W Martin, J M Hardy, J A Bycrley,
R F Bycrley, D Smith, J M Winston,
P N Scales, 1) Wilson, S M Jessep, R
B Hart. Tuotday August 10.
Buy yeu turnip seed of Ashcrafrt A
Owens, Winston, N. C. They have
just received a large lot t>! fresh seed.
Superior Court, Dili dirt., full teirn—
Judge Me Rao.
Rockingham,—July 20 ,i! weeks.
Rockingham,—November 8, 1 week.
Stokes, —August 9, 2 weeks.
Stokes, —November 15, 1 wejk.
Surry,—August 28, 2 weeks.
Surry,— November 22, 1 week.
Alleghany,—September 0, 1 week.
Wilkes, —September 13, 2 weeks.
Yadkin, —September 27, 2 weeks.
Davie, —October 11,2 weeks.
Forsyth,—October 25, 2 weeks.
I'MVIIMM Y Oi 1 NOUI'll i AKOl.ina .
The next session opens August 26th.
Fifteen Professors ofier a wide range of
instruction in Literature, Science and
Philosophy. The Law School and the
Department of Normal Instruction are
fully equipped. Special higher training
in all the departments is provided for
graduates of the Uuivcisity and of oth
er Colleges free of charge. Select Li
brary of 20,000 volumes; Reading
Room of 111 Periodicals. Total colle
giate expenses i'SS.UO a your. Board
to $18.50 per mouth. Sessions
begin last Thursday in August. For
full information, address
PnuMDENT Kemp P. Battle, LL. D.,
Chapel Hill, N. O.
Tho Rsporteu-IVht should bo a
regular weekly Tisitor to every family
in tho county—both for tho good ol the
families and for our own sake, and for
this one, among a uumber of reasons; —
wo arc endeaveriug to do a good service
by acquainting tile pcoplo with the
county's history and resources thereby
instructing our people iu what they
ought to know, and at the same time
drawing the attontion of individuals frou.
abroad who may he induced to make in
vestments hero and introduce industries
among us. And while wo aro working
fur the interest of the oounty, at large,
we feel wo ought to have its substantial
support iu tho way of a liberal subscrip
tion list, for as Bradford who published
the tiist lliblo in America under the
colonial govcrnnicut, at Philadelphia,
said in his subscription prospectus—
•'printing is costly;" and when wo say
"printing is costly" we are not taking
into account any remeiueration for the
preparation of ihc matter for the paper,
aud tor conducting the business.
We furnish u paper which to say the
least will not sutler in comparison with
any county paper in tho State ; indeed
there are origual articles, covering a
vast and vaticd range of subjects, regu
larly contributed to this paper which
wc consider would do credit to tho inorc
pretentions oity dailies of tho State.
Much attention is given in its colutus to
matters of uioro than passing interest to
the tatmer,-an«l the tanning interest of
this county ulfccts every ouc of its in- j
habitants—it is as yet paramount to ov- j
cry other interest in this county. The I
vory latest general and state news is
given on the columns sot apart for that
department ; aud its miscellaneous se
lection." are carefully sifted from its fifty
exchanges.
This summer and fall will bo an exci
ting period in county politics, the solic
itor, member of the legislature, sheriff,
court clerk and register will bo elected.
This oounty will also vote for a Chief
Justice aud Associate Justices of the
Supreuio Court, and this congressional
district for a member of cougress aud
this judicial district for a Superior court
judge.
Every man should keep himself inform
ed of the nominations ar.d progress of the
canvass by reading this paper which will
5o sent to any address until November,
j lbth, for 75 cents in advauce.
Halo ol" I^aiid,
Dy virtnro of a decree of the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Stokes county I will sell
upon tbe primiscs on tho 15th day of St«|»-
leraber IWI a valuable tract of land known
tut the old 11KNHY TKLI. homestead place.
Said tract of land containing about one hun
dred and seventy acres In btokos county
lying directly on Big Crock adjoining '.lie
lands of John Lows, John J. Fiances, I. 15.
■Short, and others. Tills Is a valuable farm
contains several acres of tiift class creek
and branch bottom land. It lias lino tim
ber on It, a good orchard and fair Improve
ments In the way of buildings, Ss well wat
ered, and produces flue coin, wheat, and
tobacco, the land will lie surveyed before
the day of sale and plots mad" out showing
the number of acres sud particular location.
The purchasers will bs required to pay
down ono third of tbe purchase money, and
secure the other two thirds by giving bond
with approved security. Title withhold un
til all the purchase mousy is paid.
August Dth 1888.
It. L DALTON,
Commissioner.
McCanlcss House,
DANBURY, N. C.
This House is now open. It has been
enlarged and newly fitted up for the espec
ial accommodation of Stimui T visitors to
Pkulmont Springs aud the Mountains.
It is tho largest Hotel, and has the best
arranged aud most airy room* of any house
In town, with double verandas of 120 fuel
promeuadeeai.h. Kls beautifully located
on a hl«!> well shaded elevation, where the
pnreali and n.oubtaln breezes liavo free
access with nice view of the grand mountain
soonery r.urronmXng the town. It has a
large and well vouiilatod parlor furnished
willi pUno aud other music for the use and
plOMUie of tlx- guests. Since last season
the proprietor bus built new cook aud pas
try rooms sepurnte from thu largo ami air,
dining room.
■Situated af Miles Atyn I'iod Montsprln:?-,
jl miles froth rwppM'f Ahtm sprlhft, urn
within easy distance uf Moore's aud oilier
mineral waters.
A lino ofpood l acks w'Oi itood teams
will be run from the Hotel to the springs at
all times, or when desired aliva.so.nable
rates.
Mlnurnl water Sud Ice lcept at Hotel at
all times.
Doardsixteen dollars per month; f:vc dcl
lais per w«ck; one dollar per day; children
under leu years of ago and servants half
p.Sce.
llaesfare to tlie and return Uicta.
Dr. W. W. MoCAXLKSS,
Ju1y1.1896 Proprietor.
Danbui'y Market*.
Corn,... . Ml
I'yr .... w»
Apples, cnien,
tlilod, H'.
Uuttcr, l'iiirJO,
£•o 10
J'c tches, quwtors,.. nouiiua?
lmlves, ...nominal
paml, ....nominal
Ua?on, 7 i 10
Lnrdt 1"
Coos wax, • 2o
CoiUiu, beat l-«
good to prime, 0 a 1:'
couinion, Ha 10
.Sugar, bn»wn t ............. - > * H
grunulatAtt, 10al^
ShfUiLlna, 7 a 8
('of ton checks 7 a
Calico, -IJiih
W. 1?. OUN'X. 11. Ms OI.KMN. A. M. STACK.
GLENN, GLENN & STACK,
Attorn©ys-at-Law
DANBUBY N. C.
Practice in tl»«' wunties of Stoltes, For
sythc, .Surrv, Yt*llcin, Davie, DavidtoKi and
iiocklnslunii. Sjieclal attention given to
all businew intrusted to thein in biokeH.
Ofllco, at Taylor House.
Taylor House,
DAN BURY, N. C.
My llnav will 1* open for tho reception
• tfbumiser vtsltorn, the 13th of Jr.no lww.
I have more room tl»ii ever and vUU> bt i pre-
lo take care of more vi3 wPS than
hithcito.. Danlniry ia certainly tfeo most
pleasant resort for summer recreation t!iat
ran ho found in the Piedmont section of
North Carolina; it is surrounded by tho hu
rst mountain scenery, and the finest miner
al waters to bo found anywhere in North
Carolina.
JJoard in the House pei mouth, $10.00;
l>er week, *5.00; per day, SI.OO ; t«*»d for
horses, s!f>.oo: p«'r month.
As fiL'cmt fur riedmont Co. I
will ret • . ins o( In ad ei. je .
For |ai tictUai .I• me Du
- . fl. li. T I\ LOR
IVO'X'J.OE.
l!u n . .. m iblratorof John
K. Pepper deceased, all persons owing the
i? i qui roil lo comtf forward and
stHtl'% and ail persona having clalins against
aaid estate are required t» produce them
within a year from '.lu' (late or tli' notice or
the same" will be plea do 1 in bar of tjieir re
covery. This August 2d, 18y5.
T. K. Ki r.NKn, Adin'r.
GEO. STEWART.
I Tin and Sboet Iron Manu
facturer.
Opposite Farmers' Warehouse.
WINttTOJV. N. t'.,
ROOFING-GUTTERING AND SPOUT
ING
done at short notice.
Keeps constantly on hand a flue lot of
Cooking nnil Heating Stoves.
Oak Institute.
A FIRST CLASS HIGH
SCHOOL -Tif
With Special Business College De
partment
AD MIT BOTH'SEX EB.
AKULL and tlioriitth .H years Aeadende
Courae of .Study in Classics, Nattual
ScieiiCi' and Mathoinatlca. One of the most
flourishing and succcntul Dusines. Colleg
es South of Washington. 200 students from
various States last year. Special classes,
Fall Tem of 18.SII, in Elocution, Vocal Mus
if, aud I'etlagogies, umler the lnsUuvtlon ol
expert and experienced teachers.
bepends for patronafio on its thorough
methods, and relers to its students in ull
denartmcnts of business aud vocatioiu
New Literary .Society Halls, Heading
Room &c. FuM corps of experienced teach
ers. Location in every way desirable. Fall
term opens August 10th. For" Catalouge,
\(J., address
J. A. Jt M. H. IIOLT, Principals.
0„k Ridge, N. C.
Vauable Town Pork
Lands For Sale.
By virtue of a Decree of the Surerior Court
of Stokes county made at spring tarm law;
in case of Mrs. M. K. Gibsou against L. ti.
Lewis, I will sell at public out ciy tg the
highest bidder FOK CASH at tlw Court
llouso door iu Danburv on Monday ilia 2ml
day of August 1W! a valuable tract of 187
acres of land in Stokes county ou the waters
of Town Fork and on the line of the C. F.
A Y V. ltallroad, iiuiaodlately on the pub
lic inad from Stokesbnrg tnGermanton three
miles west of Stokcsburg and tlm" miles
E ist of (JeruiantQii and known a. the place
where Sirs. M, E. Oibson formerly lived
a\joining tLe lands of Ju lgo >V. I*. ilyiiiim,
T. J. V'uiomiiie, David I"oTni!ext%r, iw.d oth
ei's. til a good neighborhood. «-
It is a nice location with coo 4 dwelling
and othi r houses ami improve"juiiV- . and
the land is fine for all kimlsof 'IV trie
eo and grasse., wlUi a large portl .n of heavy
pine and oak tiiulier land.
WALTF.HW KiXG,
Coni.ilnioiier.
Tlds June Otli 16?fl.
■ Siew'iSLwf
Im!>»•««, Brnl MP
JNr> •nd ii mt>lim.
iWIMIiI - k-r tram
iPrtm U*> (nwottaa u.i* cmnu«
tatrr- s%l 1
PIANOS AND ORSSS
FROM
LUDEEN4 BATES SOUTHIEN
MUSIC HOUSE,
SAVANNAH,OA., |
WANGS,—Clilckcring, Mason A. Psmliu
Matliusliek, Bent & Arion—vaiymjjt to>m
saio to *i,ooo.
ORGANS—Mason A Hamlin, Packard
and Bay State—from SOO lo S7BO. A
Orders ami corn'spoiideuoterit'iteiwJtM.i
for illustrated catalogue, pcicea aud turns.
PROF.C.I. WILSON, »K"nl,
Olllce Sening Machine Co., opposite
Pot: i 'ttice, Winston K,fftj t ,
Prof. Wllsob will also train Vocal .l.vssea,
Chmch Choirs and .Sunday .SCIhmiIS iu,ciiy
or uuuuUy. Mki jiui»—strictly tiy n»to. Alwi
gives K-HSoni on Guitar, FluW and CH>'iiet.
Musiclai InstiumeuU tuiual and n*(Mire>l.
WAITED -UDY^£ n^hi;^«L,s
wold Irm. Kcfen
Md KOOd MlU7. OAYAIUOf.IHIvrBUr A.W-T.
*BVERTlS£»is"rr:^^r~
cn Lds+rUiir g sp»co whoft in CtoC9g>>, Will cA 4- /it
LORD ft THOiAS.
A QUESTION An OUT
Browns Iron
Bitters
ANSWERED.
sjLVK,'i_. y «" t. But It does euro any diM'a»-u
RjSMi.y l i* o I>L , ; ' nn *'» M pmKtttn !»:«!•
fpV f • 1 «* tin ho«t rMrtorattui
Mffi BWm to tjio j.r«fr»»lon, nnil toxin try uf B nv
toil 1-1 mm ur*u 1 :i.iS ul frrai lliui of «n»
SfiSSiS'JfcS !"*7 '" ■• '■ ■' '">. Tbjn iSltt CM.
M,m u " nb,cnlit * 1 b«duvw bttoo found.
BROWN'S IRON BIHERSiMS
or prodm-rooMlprttoo_.il otknrlro.
awHi-lnm do. lIHUM ,N>B IKON IIITTEItS
nrea ladlscatlon, IHlloohikmx,W nkut«.»
l>r»i'i'i.«l.T. lUnliuin, (lillin und P«ver»,
«rcd J »elinß, Jcn. rnl DcbllUy.PiUo la U.o
VMfi> Hark or IJmbn. II «>udurh«; mid Neurit U
Imo I. pmeiilwddaily
BROWN S IRON nITTFRS.^^
2™ all other thoroach medicineo, ttacf*
K£!/»w uU :, ' n l v cpn w „".' "»• BTTiptoin O*
B* ao '".y Hffowod finnrjijr. Iho iun*r)M tUeu booonvn
nrnwr. thedl - huprovw tho aotivn.
Jui Ki«wttnK ~«ot bumiaily mm* rapid indrnvkod
** 0t "' 0 **>
OP. 00k*>MBMO ia tho oh4Mh«. narruusuow
n«VTMni roaetJucal dflt*D#upunti booomn wn
i&r, ana if a Damn* Mutb«r abundant •tuuu.ai, jo
issf & oNt , F3^sa.?'ss''u ,r :ji
byunuu*. /**jrffcJanf omd Iwtvyfcu rwnnmmi
ITS. OfAotaM hM T.-ad* link And cramd red Uua
- - TAKK NO OTIIKU. ,
SPRING MILLINERY"
11KS. N. g. DAVIS is now receiving her
"SpririK stock of M til or?, * >U.t.K
and Fancy (woods.
Call ami examine before you select
elsewhere.
E7"Firsi store south of the Central lloj
tel, Winston, N. C.
R. S. GGLESBY,
C. SCOTT.
WHOLESALE
NOTIONS AND WHITE GOODS,
Cl!i Main Stroet
LYNOHIWRG VA.
A. J. UOVD, . J. W. HEID,
P. D. JOHNSTON, JULIUS JOHNSTON.
JJO YD, liRIDSr JOHNSON,
Attorneys - nt - I^aw,
WENTWORTII, N O.
Mcssra. Reid and Johhson will regu
larly attend tho Superior Courts of
Stokeß county.
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NOTICIf.
H*viin: ohulned an order of court lor that
Suhxmo 1 will at administrator of Naiwv
Tab® deeea«od sell a certain trait ol land I*'-
hmgins to 'lio estate of my Intestate on the
yist d»y of July list*) at 12d'cluck. said
tract of land is situated in the county of
sUjku* on tho waters of snow creek, aUoin
llig Jla 1 lands of James Nlctiolson, f'. 1,,
lim 34l otliers,eontaiiilnlng ho teres nion;
or h-ss. A portion of this land is in culti
vation W'l 1«>» utmu It a dwelling house and
several good out MuaeiMii agooil orchanl.
About OD« hmif of uld trw*i l« finely tlmtwr
ed and in tiiit rat« tobeco iand. '
Tlie pfitfli.iser will be required to pay
one fourth of thft pitrclmser money on day
cf tho sutle, aud on lite remainder a credit
will be giv«n of six months by the purchas
er iMlu bonil and approved security. The
s:dc will bo uvadu at the old place.
r. ii. mauk
Administrator.
July 2ftth 1885
FOR RENT.
J A ciiyail»eriwo Immug farms, lying
jttti Town fork ami Dan Uivcrtu ivnt.
I Ai'pJy at otice to
J NO. STKADKIi, AtfJllt
foi Exwutora of lVtu* VV. lluiivloii.
HEADQUARTERS!
S. E. ALLEN,
Corner 3rd and Main Streets,
Winston, IV. O.
HARDWARE, CROCKERY, AGRICUL
TURAL IMPLEMENTS,
G4ar;swaro- Lamps, Sec,
AGENT FOR
T. T. HAYDOCKS HI JO
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aiES, CAIiUIAOES. &0.,
CAll LOAD IN STOCK
AGE\T FOR
Champion Mowers,'Reapers'and Bin
ders,
Farmer's Favorito Gram Drill, Far
mer Qirl took Store,
Longman and Mwtinoi strictly puro pic
pared i'ainu,
King's Great Western Powder Compa
ny's Powdor;
Hcreole. Powdei or Dynamtto, load
er Corn Bhellers,
Victor Cane Mills,
Cardwcll Threshors and Ilorso
Powers,
Parmer Friend Plows, Ac.
STOCK
Consists of a full and complete linn of all
goods usually kept In a first-class
Hardwaro and Crockory Store,
Iron, Nails, Horse and Mule shoes, Steel
Plows, Glms, Faints, Varnishe.
Ae. Carriage and wagon makers tools ami
material, Builders tools, material and hard,
ware, kicks, hinges, bnUs, scicn'3, sasL
doors, blinds, Ac.
Pistols, guns, Ammunition, fish hooks,
nsts, Ac. Farmers, blacksmith and me
chanics tools.
CROCKERY.
China, Dinner and Tea Seta, Porcelain
Whits Ctranito, Iron Stone clilns, c. c.
Ware, (.lass ware, launps, wick,, Burr,
ser Ac.
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