The Reporter and Post
THURSDAY JAN, IS) ISSSB.
Topics at Irjome.
•Murj-CMMN Inuml \roiu»l [lnohnry.
ami County .11 tiller* Briefly loltl
•'A •kiel * tutting you tako'tt nute*,
And, fuith, too'il j.mit It."
Aay subscriber who f;.ils to receive
the Kkportkr AM) Post every week is
requested to report the failure. We
wait to see where 'bo fault is.
W 1 1
Moon quarters 20th.
Sun rises 7:3, sets 4 57.
Length of to-d»y 9 hrs. 54 miu.
Mr. Ham Joyce returned from Win
■tou on Tuesday.
Mr. A. H. Joyce returned fro*- Wal
nut Cove on TuesJay.
There are two prisoners in jail, one
awaiting tri.il and on ) for costs.
The Register of DeeJs has issued four
licenses to marry siuce our last report-
Mr. it. W. King returned from Win
ston, Greensboro and Walnut Covo yes
tcrdiy.
Quirterlf Meeting will be h etd here
next.Saturday and Sunday, Jau. '-Ist
and 22tid.
Miss Mamie tipper returned from
311. Airy Tuesday, where she Iris been
going to school.
The Spring Term olOourt for this
distriot begius next Monday week, Jau.
23rd, at WoutWorth.
Thorn must be a hundred pigs in Oan
buryj they are soiling at SI.OO to 50
four to six weeks old.
Jim Kites* hog weighed something
loss then 4 0; it might have weighed
500 had it been well fattened
You can get the very best of garden
secdi at l'epper k Sou's, either Nurili
era seeds or seeds of their owu raising.
The Criminal Pocket fur the Spring
Term contains at this date, 31 indict,
ments 7 for costs, 30 presentments, li*
sci fas and ( eight warrants.
I've done my duty, and I've done no
more, as (he dealer remarked when ho
advertised a largo supply of Dr. Hull's
Ceuifh Syrup at the low pi iic of twen
ty-five cents a bottle. •
Feller & Wagner. Druggist, Itook |
Island, 111 ; pule: l'r. Bull's Cough
Syrup i» the loading v!eu>;li medicine iu
our city. We sell ui'>rc, in fact four'
tiuibs mo re, than of any other.
The Grand Jury at tho last ter-ji of!
Court found but three b-.lls on preseni
iuiints, this is possibly tho ramlloM
number of iu liftmen!* over returned by
any Grand Jury tn tho county.
Kuitors says work will bogiu next
month ou the rebuilding of the hotel at
Pieiluiott Springs: a giod hotel there
would bo a boou for the county and a
good investment fur the stockholders.
We are sorry to hear of l ho d.-atli of
Mr. Fletcher lieid Deariuin at Ml. Airy,
a young lawyer who formerly resided at
this place, ho leaves a wifj and two
children wtio have the sympathy of the
people here.
The earlier corn isplaute 1, the heavi
er the oar.-; it is moreover, a surer cr->p
than that of late planting: therefore
liavo your land prepared as soon as u
may be iu conditiou to work; upland
corn should ba sown as early as March.
Subscribe fcr the 'UpoRTKtt; tt will
give you advice this year whieli if fol
lowed would bo worth a hundred times
the money you will have to pay for it.
Wo are never afraid to make nn asser
tion when we know '.hat we cau substi
tute what we say.
The Ono 1 rice House of Urea»sboro
is doing a lively business in etching,
bits, shoes, dry goods and all kinds of
notions. .Everybody likes the one [rice
system, especially when the? uotiee that
Brown's Ono Priea is just a little lower
than anybody else's. Tho public is bo
ginning already to call him tho low
prite, one price man.
During tbo J>iat week tho Winston '
market waitllbcrully inpplied with to- j
bacco and all grades sold tor high prices.
Brown's Warehouse as usual was *head
in pounds and prices, selling 119,838
pounds for $15036,89, au average of
$lB por hundred. .So fancy und but
few fiue wrappers on tho market. Cut
ters and rich Stokes fillers are very high.
Don't forget that Browu'b is the place
for good prices when next in Y\ inston
and that a eordial wolooiuo awaits you.
The following are the buying prices
of produce in Danbnry: now oils 2;>
cents, wheat 75 oetits to sl, rye 75c.,
oorn 40 to 50, potts 00. ehei rios , bluck
berries 8, raspberries 121, daiusons
6, J unpceled peaches 3, blight peeled
ptaehes ?, I unpceled pcacl.es 2, fancy
peaches 10, 4 apples'2i, bright tlloed
apples 4, fancy sliced apples 5, honey 10,
beeswax ts; chickens 10 to 10, butler
10 to 16, eggs 124,ohesinuis$l,guber*
(peanuts) $2, vinegar 25 to 40 (scarce),
green bides 5 and dry hide 10 cis, tal
low in oakes 44 cants and Goose feath
er* 50 cents.
A WORD TO OUR PA
TRONS.
Thanking yon for the lib
eral pal ron age received in
the past ire add the old home
like san'ing, "One good, turn
deserves another," and ask
subscribers who owe any
thin"' to send us sane ntOft•
ei] as WE WEED IT AT
Til IS T/, ME. If, th ere} ore.,
the reader of this is due us
am/thing ire hope he will
('(LVSIDER JT AjY AP
PEAL TO 111. V. Send us
any zmouul you are willing
by registered letter at our
risk, for which we will re
turn a receivt and change
to refund for registering the
letter. ]Ve dislike to pay and
beg too, but w -want to give
you a better paper this year
than ever, but cannot d(> it
, vittout some help.
KVitKr.it: rimv :t tsn.:»
Alwajs follow the sale of Taylor's Cher- '
okeo Remedy of Sweet ouni and Mul
lein. which is a strong testimonial for
any cough medicine. It sells well with;
us and parties using it always recom
inend it, is the experience of Davenport,
the Druggist of Ainoricus, (ta.
L:s.iL
The Pdlowiig are legal holidays in
this Slate: New Year's Day, Jan. Is;- '
Washington's Ilirthday, Feb. '-'2; Mock- j
leuburg Declaration, May lOih; Deoor
aii ni Day, May 20ih; Independence
Day,"emu only called the Fourth of
Jul\; ThauKgiving Day i» appointed by
the Governor every year lo be observed
on list Thursday wti'o'i fal s on or near
November 25th.
M y i' r:. r.j uim.
llml a Ircaifulaud .1 very alarming
cough, licit at one time after trying
»ivery prescription we fcated lrom her j
not receiving any benefit that I
| results w.mld follow. 1 was advised to j
: try Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet
' Gum and Mullien. A permanent cure
was ttie rc.-ut. T. 15. Cox, Big Islaud,
k.
The UtatUrr
j The open,springlike weather of tl.o
j forep nt ' f last week gave way| n Thurs
day to a threatening occraast sky which
dissipated itself bp afternoon iu snow
j lhat covered the ground to the depib of
jau inclr hail fell at intervals fur several
i hours between midnight and day. Rain
j set in I'iiday mornin2; the si,our had
lu-istiy melted bv Saturday; the sky re
i niaincd obscured during Sunday; the
theimouicicr regis'cied 30degrees Mon-
i dity nnnii about which ti:ne wo were vis
j ited by ruin followed by hail wbieli con
tinued throughout the cvoning and
night.
r. r &. X V R St E\TE!IHIOIt
The tJomiii issiotierjf appointed by the
i Hoard of Alderman of Wilmington to
I arrange ("ape t'eir k Yadkin
Valley tUilroa I Company in regard to
j the extension of the ro.td to Wilming
ton w.-re in conference last week, when,
an us uii lerstood an agreement wan
rcaolieJ upon t. r.ns which were perfect
ly satis!',let >ry to all concerned, and
which it is expected will prove aecepta
qle to the authoiities of Wiliutngtun and
meet the approval of the puMi'i.
It was agreed thai tiie subscription of
sls ',OOO by the city al all be paid to
the company in money, the city to
marks' its bonds for tho amount at such
, rate of inteicat as uiay ho agreed upon
hy tho Hoard of Alder man and Hoard of
Audit and Kin nice; ami it was further
agreed, that the construction of tile road
'is to begin at ilminglon.
lIVTEKNUL. RKVK.HIE
j Some of out 1 Democratic papers, try
to console llieir readers with tho idsa
i that those who will desert Mr. Cleve
land, rather ' th»o sacrifice principles
which they feei to bo right in regard to
the internal, or what suits better, the
'•lnfernal" Revenue .System, r.rc in the
minority. That may be »o, but there
arc caough of them who will not vote,
or if they do vote, will vote the Repub
lican tiek;t, to defeU Mr. Cleveland
should he get the nomination, unless, lie
, gives theui better satisfaction as to his
view; on tho Internal Revenue question,
j While tobacco loans, aud their papers,
| may as the children say, m ikl like, it is
all right, and thoy are satisfied wilh it;
as a general thing if you ask llietu pri
vately, they will tell you that it is an
unjust, oppressive law, jut they cannot
publicly oppose because it is to their
interest to koep it up, it is their hog
aud iioutiny, and if the country does suf
fer by it, it can da as it has been do
ing'for years passed, live on tho fat of
the cattle, or land mortgages it liasgiv
!cd. \Ve say, away with the Internal
' lioTcnuo System, and nwav with any
1 politician who favors keening it up; this
is u great country, with great cities and
| millions of square miles of territory, but
this most obscure township has just as
muuli right to tlio true use ol what be
lon;;« to it, at the populous wealthy city
lias to its rights. The Revenue Law
taxes the few poor tobacco growers, or
owners of applp orchards, who want to
save their tbeir fruit fur brandy, to
support this gieai government, or to
heap up the already iuimeiise piles of
surplus dollars in the treasury, to the
extent that tin) people can hardly have
money to carry ou' their legitimate bus
iuesg. Away with it, and away with ev
ery politician who favors keeping it up,
unless there is a necessity for it. Wo
have fought, and will flight while it or
we exist, the lufernal Revenue System;
first, it is unjust, oppressively
executed, and the government does not
now need the money, and if it did, it is
more like justice to tax our sixty million*
of people to raise it, than to put the bur.
don upon a more handful of poor, hard
pressed farmers, who must dig their hard
earned livirg out of the ground by mak
ing tobacco, and let the bulk of the peo
ple go comparatively free. In the sec
ond pluee, the Internal Revenue law has
been the cause of more corruption, and
done more to demoralize the people,
than the war itself. If we must have an
"Internal" tax, let the Western man's
wheat, corn and pork, j the Southern
man's cotton, sugar and rice; the Nottll
em man's tators and cabbage: the Kas
tern man's onions, lettuce, fish and the
worm with which he haiio his hook; and
the ships, tin t.tnbsr:ii til North,
East and West, outs from his logs, all
pay their part. Why lax a few poor
devils oi us tobacco growers to "keep up
a government in which all alike interest*
Away with tho system «nd away with
the politioal demagogue who says keep
it up.
Tho UKPOBTER-I'OBT should be.a
regular weekly riaitor to every family
in this county both for tho good ot the
families and for our own sake, and for
this-one, among a number of reasons;
wo are endeavoring to do a good scrvico
by acquainting the people with the
county's history and resources, thereby
instructing our people in what they
ought to know, and at the same time
drawing the attention of individuals from
abroad who may be iuduoed to make in
vestments here and mtmdueo industries
among us. And while we are workiug
for tho interest of the county, at large,
we feel we ought to have its substantial
support in the way of a liberal subscrip
tion list, for a« Bradford who published
the fust Bible in America under the
colonial government, at Philadelphia,
aid iu his subscription prospectus
'printing is costly," and when we my
•'printing is cosily" wo are not taking
into account any rememcration for the
preparation ot the mailer foi tho paper,
and lor conducting the business.
We furnish a puper which to say the
least will not sulTct in comparison with
any county paper iu tlu State ; indeed
there are orignal articles, covering a
vast and vaiied range of -objects, regu
larly contributed to this paper which
we consider would do credit to the more
pretentions oity dailies of the State,
i Much attention is given in its coluius to
matters of uiorc than passing interest to
the farmer,-and the tanning interest ol
this eouuty affects every one ot its in
habitants it is as yet paramount to ev
ery othei interest in this county. Tin
vory latest, general and state news ii
given on 4ie columns set apart for thai
department; and Us miscellaneous so
loot ions arc carefully sifted from its sixtj
exchanges.
Sample copies suit ou applieaiiuii
Beud ou your money a'. emeu ami then
talk to all your ueighbors »fterw»rJs
and try to get them to subscribe.
l)r Flint's Cough Syrup is a sure
cure for coughs, odds, bronobotin, croup,
ko&o. Sold by Asheratt' k Owei.s,
Drujgis'., Winston, N. C. it.
If you have sore eyes call at l'epper
& Sons store and get a vial of that cel
ebrated nye water uianufaetured by for
mula used by Dr. John Popper in his
practice for many year.- 1 , warranted to
cure or uiouoy returned. Only -5 cents
per bottle.
Wlicn passing Walnut Cots remeui
ber that you will be well oared for by
slopping at the Walnut Cove Hotel,
kepi by Mr. L. W. Lowis. A.ll Hm
l'rudence is a commendable virtue,
but it is never seen in such boauty as
a ben a mother provides bcrselt with a
bonlo of l>r. Flints' Cough Syrup for
eases of «uiorgenoy. For salo every
where. tf.
Typhoid. Senrlrt mill tellow IVi'f'W.
Icn>le>. Dlpturrln,
> rrn, rlc.
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid will de
stroy the infection of all fevers and all
contuj/ious and Infectious diseases.
Will keep the atuiosphcr» of any fick
rooui pure aud whulesouie, absoibing
and destroying unhealthy and conta
gion. Will naturaliza any lad smell
whatever, not by disguising it, but by
jdistroyicg it. Use Darbys l'r.ip'iylac
tic Fluid iu every siok room.
'OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE.
DO YOU wish to putroiiixc n good
perinauent and progreNlve
School,
Doyouwisiitofßt a complete ruun
ded education ?
Do yon v.-ish lo learn to boa Teacher, to
keep books, pr Tare for the University, or
lolinlsli a good course of study?
If so adilressa,
1. 4 fc N. 11. HOLT,
OAK IUDIIK ISUTITUTK,
OAK HIIIUK, N. C.
Next term begins August SKh.
Valuable Properly for sale
Dr. W. K. Pepper lmvlng concluded not
to remove Willi Ills family lo N'"rl Carolina,
oilers for sale oil v-ry rcaso irlil • term*. :*
house ami about three a«-r sof Unit in the
town "I r.anliury, N. 0.. known as lie- A i
roil Wa'jner place. The house is a
two story, six room building. wi!h kitchen
and barn conveniently arranged for Hi" eom
fort ofa tiniily, anil boarding bouse. Pur
chaser will be expected to paj half the priif
cash, and the remainder at li e cud of ni '
anil two years. Tallies wishing to |di
chaseenu . all on .las. A Pepper intliis j.la.v
who will show them tlie pretty.
Dlubury, N. C , Uec. Ist Hjil. if.
LUMBER WANTED
—UV TIIE-
North Carolina
FunmTVSJt
OKKH'K AMI KAl.roll* SAI.KSIIOOMS
S v i.i.m . x. r. « | SSIOS. n. t .
Kt'l.E FOll OI'TTISO IIAUD
WOOD LUMIIEU.
Cut li'K-i with square ends and if even
li. 14 or I«i feet 'o'lS- ~ : "" 1 ! ° •'"'
Mi I .l'liuntalili', tint 14 t'iX I' l.r.MilllS
AUDMObI I>ESIHAUi.E.
WALNUTANI) CIIERHV PIIEKIiKBEI).
Saw all I.uinlior full tlildtiM»», I a>»l
inclifs llilek, with si[uai«> oilgea ami
avi.es FOB IWSPECTIOSI
StitcU— Mu>t l«- iwt !«"• Hi a" « l">''- c ' »W« wUI '
not iiiurr than I knot, 1 IncU In Ulainctcr ur
2 inches brigltt sap.
Cueuoea—liivludca Lumber not up to aoteeta and
net le>s than 5 loc'ien uide, free from
heart cheeks or n»t,ttdinlU of threo I Inch
knots and sap on olio side.
Cuffs—lnclude any length and width not goo.i
enough for common. In which not less than
one half Is lit for use,
PRICKS PAll> FOB M7MBLR PKtt 100
PKET OELIVKUEI) AT OUK FACTORY.
Select Common. Culls
Walnut ami cherry *2.00 Hl.oo
Yet. poptar, hj»li hireh I. • 1»8® '
Sweoti; iin maple Jfce 1.25 100
Lu.niv. ak «nlu lor Furniture he
Hi.C urniture €o, Kalem X  !
a puzzle;
CM YOU MSWEB IT P
WIIY PAY THE HEAVY CHAUUES
Por ilr.iyage, comiuimioii, slorapi'.
etc, on furilUlllo tlilpi»'il lierc Irora the
North anil Wert, when yon can buy equally
us good, if not lietter furi'Jture made here at
home, by tlio North Carolina Furniture Co.,
lor much lev money ? .S.ieh as bedsteads,
bureaus, wardrobes, chamber anils, wMlt
stauds,china eloseU, extension taSles, cen
tre tables, provision safes, etc. Then I say
BUY the FUKNITUKE manufactured
by
THE NORTH CAROLINA
FURNITURE CD -
Store. Factory,
Wlnt»onX. C Salem * C
' Wlierc they ha»'« OM« of the best eiittlppetl
furniture fiictorles In this South. N'otliins
slHiddy. All woik warranted. Write di
rectly lo the factoryrfor prices.
LOOK FOR THE j
}j4l IdPfi,
NHXT TO MR. 8. K. ALL UN'S
II AItDW ARK STOKE,
For anything you intend
buying in the harness or
saddle line.
Bcceit ed flritt'premium wt
State Fmi.
Harness. Collars, Hridlas, Saddles,
Halters, Whips, Spurs, Saddle Cloths,
Home-made Wagon Whips and Lasbes,
Mask Hands, etc., Lap Spreads, Kly
Nets, Brushes, Curry Couibs, *ud every
thing in the Harness and Saddle Liue.
.r. W. Shipley,
g. E. Corner of
Court Houie Square,
Wimten, - - - * * N. Ci
Agent for Pat. Riveted Seam Col
lars, best cellars in tbn world; hari.es*
cannot slip off- -guaranteed not to
rip.
Cull at Goo. Stewart's ft r your!
TOBACCO FLUES
Winston, N. ('. s I !y
C- F. & I. V. RAILWAY:
COXDEXSEI) SCUM) VL E XO '2!»
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PJISV : rami Mail Tr. • in !; iy r
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Frehjli! -Iti• 1 Accom l.i': nt r i
tw.i'ii Hei«iv*rts»villt* ami j '■'•! • on
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l''ay!U«nillu au.l
Ttu*s lays, "I*lmrsi«L*> • «i • i
Traitii on Factory Ilran *!i run u .iiy  -
ce|»t s in lay.
f 'l«>4o c »'»n M'ti ) i is ui.i.i i \ it!t
Carol in i C' mtral lin Iw ngt r Trains
to and I". >in Wili.t' r !«.
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J. W. I'ltw H r.l'i Sup'l.
TMB DOCTOJ? Q .1C: 1 Irocommor. :-and
J\ s*
USE V' | FOR
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That Wondorful Oombfnatlon
col
and IftULLL. J..
*t doc? rnoro thr-.n ■ pr- jor; v
tc-ii p'anit nr© highly r
I N. E. 9M Hwcfi Ou.n c • irt f -n ' ft rn
Hv ft: !«!•.;./ V ■'» ■ ' run- - '
! la liurila ; . 'i i ' '
f, PEIRFEOT RC^-DV.
A 001-I> D
a.taeUi ••our licmo with it v. \-.c ■' • V* 'JOI'"
CODOIIuocn: . J •' '
to Uio aMKingly M "ilO t*Q y ■ "> '
f.w et Guni and Bin. .in. 3HO.S' " • I-• i •
MA left ».nattend A *J to, will lead to C 3U?li -10 IT,
and tUMt it quickly rcliovwi rid j. a ;. cly onvei.
INHJrtT OH HAVIKO IT,
Dr. Quintan, tfco loadlr rtij • 71
oln, oil Lull* nrd Ut. %1 T on" ' ♦
"Mnllelu * iu» flity i"
for Coniumpttoa. I
IT IS PLEABANT A' V r> '-AT
and la thcCncft kno-vn v .J i rail
Throat oiul trauhl. f,. t • '. ?- tho
threat and eaMble you \ - I i i«'truetionf?
•atUy.airi-ujf «pec«:r-tt •
atonoe. Ask your drui*»*' '• : -• atrwi.
If he d(K« v ' v .1 >•-.- i t
only, exi>rctm ohJtfgM 00
I of the U.S. onicclptofC;'"o.
The W ALT I'. 15 A. T\M.. *? _*•« Q»»
JOB ALI."io"vFL Ti> v.
tn«r, iJO that Oouthera r- '. .ty DP. BI.TIT' »'
Huokmborry Ctordial. 00 oont'i nt I igtifto-
THUlll'S HElliiatiSaEisiiE IIESi.
at
Mexic&n
Mustang'
Linlsißßi
ounß©
Sciatica, Scratches, ! Contracted
Lumbago, Sprairiß, Monies,
Bbenmatiim, Btrains, Eruptions,
Burnii Btitchta, Hoof Ail,
: Scalds, Stiff Joints, Scraw
Stingi, Backacho, Worms,
I Bites, Galls, Swinney,
Bruises, Sores, S.iddlo Galla,
Bunions, Spavin Piles.
Corns, Cracks.
THIS COOD OLD STAND-BY
•ccorapUshefl for everybody exactly v.*hnt i*«-ialmed
for It. One of the ii?woii.. for the; jiopularlty of
the Mustang Liniment Is found lnlt« universal
apyllcalililty. Everybody need* such a medicine.
' The LKuhrrmnn needs it in case -»f accldout.
The ll«u.,ewlit* needs H f»r generaifamtly u »•
The (taooler needs It for It la teanwand hl;» men.
, The Mechanic nc«Ui» li always fit hi* work
bench.
J The Miner
The l*loneer need* it—can't got along without It.
{ The Parmer need* it In W*> house, bis atahle,
and his stock yard.
The Hteniaboiit man or the Bontoion needs
It. in lll>eral aupply afh»at nuH ashore.
The Bloree-ftinclcr needs it U '
friend and safest relianco.
The Htook-grower needs it—lt w.ll savo bhn
thousAiids of dollars and a world of trouble.
The Railroad man
long as his llf« Is a round of acoldontsand daiu.cr».
The KNckwooiUinun ueodslt. There is noth
ing like It as an antidote for the dangers to life,
' limb and eomfort wWeh surround the pioneer.
The Merchant needs it about hla store among
his employees. Accidents will happen, ard when
these come the Muetang Liniment 15%% unted a'onee.
g Keep a Battle In the Ilouae, *TUthobebtof
gconomr.
j Keep a Bottle In the Factory. Ilalmmediaii
use la case of accident isares pain and l« .f»s of wages
Keep a Bottle Alvraya la the ®tt-ble for
aae trhee wanted.
? T f A P B D^ l fiu J
i V bS U 'wTsLii Js'] eS tiJa i Ws !-
Wholesale n«(i Hetnil 2 >»:ss»i-rx hi—
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Arc now receiving and placing in position t lie most and varied stock of Fail
asii Winter goods ever oiiere'J by any one honse in that market. Thaking their _
•£ itianv friendsan'* customers for the libera? patronage given t!iem in the past, we assure J
'£ allin need thai *« is the place to get : 'uost for the least inoday. to
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
CHAPEL HILL., K. C.
'j 1 : Mux I.J UIVIIHII) JXTU TWO
'liiiigtlw list Tlmrsili.y in A ti-
Jit ( iuifjtmas, ilii' second
i oh iik 'l imiary ami vznti 11*4 lirat
♦ in-, i'u tioii. s■)* i«ir
" 1 "I roam lout ami service,
ui. 1 liosounible ?;• pay tuition arc
tliHi notes, i if possi
; I ill tilt* Noi Ilia I  >• i I iVr;-.
1 ' u«: i«•! 1 aif> free. J lie
' sutii .'leul,l j strong t« glvo
: ' !s: '■'•> ! in a will** ranii; ot'stmlies.
' !:|S i" Mi«* I. »u School apply to
» 4 • ! '>i « • -lifi. U,. i). For 4 ;st:i
i'i"\ to W, i\ Patterson, Bursar,
• 1 ' ** i, N. ( . For information
i iippyio
KI-.MT I\ BATTLE LL. I).
LAiND \V AUIt AN i' WANTED.
• A- »to T!:C U.. ACT passed by ( 011-
t j _n'» alums!.every j» r>.ni drawing a l'en
. *i»u • entillfii to a Lau I Warrant of 100
.i.m s. 1, the undersign •.!, will pay eighty
' ! •• • y 1..1 t i iVarrant ofoll • liuu
■ ; !*• *»l .ui«l sixty a res, ami tlusir every per
, .«»nv ~n iliM-.vh a pension a ui lias not ob
■ -  * 1 * 1 t J. i.ul Warrant to conimunicatf
, with in s. ... 1.. liURT UN,
Door Trail, Colorado
TliHh space Ss reserved for
. k4, BAILEY,
i WhO is now receiving at his store
Wsilmit Cove,
• LMWE 4SSfttTMJ : SI (MP
I; QK\"Kl|Al  VlVficmyDlSo,
SiicliHiing a large lot of
«2©'iMsag,
Ftrst-elass I'tniii/;/ Groceries, Shoes Ttoools &c.* which
will be sold ton) for cash or country produce.
; 00.
; Tl,r L«rJesi. Ma nuja during Establishment in the South,
■ 9
• 1.1 ave os'aMinhi'd m (ireensboro, X. C., a branch house, where tlicy will ke«p m
, large sti" I; of their goods as will every other line kept in a firgt-claw l"urnit«r«
House, viz :
n'
„ C/ 1.1. MB ICR SUITS PARLOR SUITS,
, BED LOUXGES, WARDROBES, TABLES,
, CLOCKS, PICTURES. FANCYAJVDPLAIJ* CHAIRS,
of all kinds, which will lit sold cheaper than ovoi knovvu m (>re*Mbvr«.
* *.
• Don't Forget the I'lace,
" NEARLY OPPOSITE T.HE MCADOO HOUSE,
te I
ir For City Trade Good« OP. Installment.",
. n'. R. FORBIS, .Manager.
A QUESTION- ABOUT
Brozvns Iron
Bitters »
ANSWERED.
I Tho Qatstian ha 3 jxrabably boon *skod t'masand*
| or tlrafn. "Haw oun Brown'* Iron Bitten ctiroo?o«r
ihinu ?" Well. i? doo«n't. But itdmtKi u;t AnydiMWH«»
for which n rtipuuUn phynictan would prescribe t»©*
Pliymcinus iu:\irniK# Iron bh tha MM r**torativo
jm'U t known tot!»o profusion. and inquiry of «ny
, 1« • l«n»f rhwuical llrm will ni:'/ftantu»tol!ip fccwtina
tnut, liioiearo moro preparation* oi Iron tlian of any
| otbur uno'i in nj(>di:uu). Thi* bhowa con
clusively that iron is acknowledged to bo the moot
important factor in Huccowiful nux'it al practice, ft in,
howarur. a■ rnmarknl l« fiu;t, that prior to tho discov
ery of BROWN'* I BUN IIITTKItMna perfect
ly natiKfttotory iron combination h-dever boon found.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERSr^asSS
hoadacho, or produco constipation—all other IrM
, medicine*do. ItUOWN'g IKON IHTTtMH
cure* lu:ii«rHf ion, llUlousncM,\Vfnk«Mß,
l>yaprpsin. .Hnlnrla, Chill#* mid Ferem,
Tired FoelinjM Scnrrnl Urhilit y,l'uin in tb»
hide, Itnrlc or IJiubK. I iendacko and Ncurnl
fia- for nil tiic«n ailments Iron in prencribed daily.
BROWN'S IRON LiTTERS^^S^
i minnto. Liko all othor thoron*h manHnoa. it acta
slowly When tnkon by mm tuo first armptnaa of
• l»oni-tit in rrnowod wwpr. Tho imincU* ilienbocoe*
firmer, the dijco- t ton im.rovea, tho Itow^lsara acti*a.
I In iromrn tin effect in usually mora rapid and Mrwd.
j The eye* begin at onca t> brighten; the akin rtoars
I up: healthy color cornea totl.« cheeka: nerrrmnneaa
d««app">nn; functional riT»njr»- , n«nt« become rwgu
lar. and if a uur»tog mother, abundant anntenanca
i« rappliea for tho cblld. Remember Brown's Iron
Bittrra in tho ONI.Y ir« n medicine tbat IN nut
lojuriouj. I'hysicUih* and Jtruyjhti r,nmm*nil il.
Tho Genuine has Trade Mrrk and croasod red Unas
on wrapper. 'J'AKii NO OTUEU.
SEISLKY TRUSSES
Ilavc long boon tested, J often
imitated but ucvor equaled - r
unaffected Ly time, use or cli
mate. llecoinuicnded by the
world's most distinguished
surgeons. At the London Ki
positiun in 1881 there were
G8 competitors, only
award for trusses was given to
1. it. Seeley, of Philadelphia.
We] sell Sccley.s t uuei
and guarantee them.
NVguurantec a fit and sat
isfaction or no charge.
ASIICRAFT &
OWENS.
I
DRUGGIST
WINSTON, N. C.
1 I _ _ * ______
J. & P. COATS
i-
I
10 1
YOU CAN BUY IT OFI
-! "W t
AT JOBBER S PRICES.
" I II JLVRR COVE, x. c.