GREENSBORO'n C.
Eutcr d a th fw-GSce jt Cneo4ora, N, C. a
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John S . I T a m rToar , 1 i3,iitnrL
MODAY, - - - JULY 29, 1887.
EDITORIAL DASI1ES.
Wc arc pleased to note that
W. G. Uurkhead, Esq., of the
Durham Tobacco Plant was elect
ed by the Press Convention at
. Hcndcrsonvillc Friday to deliver
the annual 'address before the
next convention. A better se
lection could not have been
made, mother JSurkhead is a
man of superior intelligence, a
natural orator, and will do honor
to himself and the Tress Associa
tion.
Charley Loomis, a Kansas
City saloon-keeper, has anchored
a boat in the exact centre of the
Missouri River, where he sells
whiskey without paying license
lie claims that no one can as
certain under what jurisdiction he
docs business. Several attempts
have been made to convict him
under the law, but each time he
i escaped on the grqund ot non
(jurisdiction. The Missouri pro
hibitionists have made at least
one man take water.
A dispatch from St. Louissays
that on last Sunday 6,000 people in
that town witnessed a erame of
base ball and only two of them
were prostrated by the heat, al
though the mercury stood at 108
degrees in the shade. Of the
.'people who did not go to the
ball game 100 were prostrated
and eighteen died, It is hard to
pull much of the moral lesson out
of such information, but the ad
vocates of Sunday games will
probably point to' it with pride.
Perhaps the religiously inclined
will say that people who attend
Sunday games are too tough and
hardened to be hurt by the ' hot
sun.
The N. Y. Siar says : The
mayor of St. Louis has telegraph
ed the President asking if he
would receive a delegation from
St. Louis who would come" to
Washington on Monday to ex
tend him an invitation to visit
that city in the fall after the
1 Grand Army men have gone. A
reply was sent that the President
would be in Washington on Mon
day, 1 ne President has known
for some time of the determina
tion to urge him to take a west-
em,tour, notwithstanding his de
clination of ah invitation to at
tend the G. A. R. camp, and he
has been considering the question
but has not yet decided whether
or not he will go. It is quite
probable, though, that he will
visit St.. Louis and some other
western cities after his southern
trip this fall."
The assertion is made that fif
teen men in Pittsburg, Pa., are
ready to swear that a man whose
funeral recently occured in that
city made a dying declaration to
the eftect,that he would have sur-
vivca could he have had a glass
ot soda-water on Sunday. In
spue or the tact thatjhe unlucky
man overestimated the value of
the draught he craved, his fate is
a striking, illustration of the
cruelty which may sometimes re-
. 1 Jflk :T .
suit from a foolish application of
ignorant ami damaging theory.
In the light of the present stage
of advancement of the medical
scicnce.such illusions as the above
arc rapidly being dispelled. The
practice, of .refusing water and
other things ko patients is a silly
and groundless notion that" par
tikes of the nature of a, foolish
superstition. The fact that- a
sick person craves a certain thing
is proof that the systsm demands
it, and as the rule nature should
be the first consideration to be
Jaeeded. " . : . ,
xntivitEsn axd rut: muss
COXVKXTWX.
Wc hope the mothers of the
little bovs who went along.
representing our esteem ed patent
bowel contemporaries, wiped the
little fellows noses before they.
left home, and gave them in
structions not to nlav in the
branch while they arc at Hendcr
sonville elevating the profession.
Statesvillc Landmark.
Now now Bro. Caldwell ! If
there be any abuse in the way of
improper representation, men
like the editor of the Landmark
ought to attend and check it. All
that is needed is to ha've the
rules enforced which prohibit the
attendance of any but bona fide
members.
Some 'of the graver editors of
the State have not taken stock
in the Press Association ; in that
we think-they err. We are quite
sure that the organization . has
had a beneficial effect on the con
duct of the State press, and what
ever tends in that direction ought
to be fostered by all as all are
ndirectly affected by the general
reputation. Raleigh Ncivs-Ob-
servcr.
The Association is undoubted
ly a good thing per se, and is an
institution that, if not now.can be
made of value to the fraterunity
There is power in organization
and there are many benefits to be
derived by the profession, indi
vidually and collectively, both
from the existence of the Associa
tion and from its annual conven
tions, but the fact is, as the Nczvs
Observer thinks, the whole object
and intent of the organization has
been perverted, and the Press
conventions as they are now held
are a. pretty glaring burlesque on
the Press, i
Editors make a mistake in al
lowing their papers to be repre
sented at all if they are not to -be
represented respectably, and it is
not fair and just to the journalis
tic fraterunity that a crowd ofbo; 5
and youths; half of whom have no
connection i whatever with any
newspaper and to many of whom
brother Caldwell's remarks might
be very aplicable, should meet in
annual convention each year as
average specimens of the North
Carolina Ink-slinger.
x iic rxsouuiaiion nowever is a
power for good, and efforts should
rather be. made to raise its stan
dard than to ridicule it as a sham
because it is allowed to be so.
It is true some of the strongest
men of the State were present at
the recent session, but probably
where there was one bona fide
editor there were three ''little
boys," and the editors ought to
" - ... A . 1 .
go to uie convention instead of
the "little boys," u hre the inter-
i iid i.trc- 01 acquiintanceslup and
the elevation of the dirjnitv nnH
complexion of the Association
4
will amply recompense the loss
of time.
Let the rules be enforced. Let
the editors go and the little fel
lows 'be ruled out.
She Will Go ort the Stu- o.
In siiitir of reixrts to the contrarv,
Mr. James Brown Totter will m mn
the jtaso. I cnu t tell how. m.-xny peo-
. ... ktXk x luc "iiave vou seen
0-1-.. uttiuw irtwn l'otter? Do tell
mc .iiatsii is like; and is ho really
Ri iit;iuuiiui ;t. they say?" T-j this I
ftuvci: ies, i have seen the lady a
mint K.-... .
i l l - umes, ami she is all
uiai uie worm gives hercmlit of Ixinrr
uer hair is sunny brawn and erowns
er tummutive head in the lirettfest
way iH,sSible her morith U sm.-ll. Lm
teeth whiie and even, amll-.-t implex
ion iH-rfeetly colorless, whieli suits her
ejeianuatmstoher fmgUo Ameriean
oeauty. 1 think, however, thatoi. of
Iut e!iu?f beauties lies in her personal
siiould say of her tfc3t shels one of the
uuu.utiiuc sueeAs there is every rea
f.ou l" lXM.t that, if she does go upon
Mrs. Potter will probably play
in early next spring aud. it U
l :u mumy. m a- now parL-
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OOLMI BELT
For JjiIo By
OOTT
Or I'C?OIl?"4l010,
wife
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The space on top is the quantity ot
POWDER BLUE in ordinary boxes.
v A FIVE CENT STICK oVj INDIGO IU.UE
contains as much as four wooden
boxes, and will make fifty gallon of
the best blue water. j , 1
So'd hy Houston & Hro..
vv hnlesalc .ijnits, (treensboro
c.
DR. J. Q. 3R0DNAX,
Office for the present, at his resilience
on Ash. street, opposite j Mrs. I)r. Hall.
TTwonly known teclfia tar ScIint!fl Fit-" r-r
Ujo for Spasms aai Fall in ir sickncM.
TVcuincea It luaUatiT rellcreft and enrra. nnncM
lood and quickens lirglsli tlrcutlon. Kcutr-
ozca germ or o:acasc tnd eTe Icknet. Cure
mm said
nsT blotclcs and ttabom Wood sores, mimlcatf i
Boils, Carbuatles ai-.l ZcAZ. premau c tj fni
promptly carta p ira!rla. Ics. it Is a c.jrm!n
healthful Aperient, lir.li Pt-rofulA and Kings EtU,
iwui bromcn. tnanca ml: crccta to sood, remor-
efifiSftHnW"'
ingtho cause. Eoufs tllfoua tendencioa and m
clear complexion. EGualle.1
or lever. A channlner resolvrnt , n,i.i
""UTB ifc oriTes jsjcic Headache like the Triad.
.t t. .
1 wwnuuns no crasuc cathartic or opiate. EcllcTCf
(the great)
the train ot morbid fc ec. Promptly cure Ehc
r: "Mtl" icaiorea me-glTlng propep
tleS tO the DlOOd- T ffninntiuut ,.
dlMrteri. E-Eclkhlo vhea all oatca faa. Ee.
freshes the mind nj inf-f-v.j- -
: wiu wwjj. iarei
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j ju ur uiuacj n. i una ecu
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C3rtes N. Critfiton. Avmt, Stw Tork Cltf.
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Dtl.LER IN
HamCSS, Saddle?. Wfes
MACHINE OIL,
Farmers' Oii.Kfihih'iric no
1-2
per thousand, ;
Composting GoGde on hand.
act as solicitors for
trade-mart
tne United. KtAtm
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po. Aunco oy man ire, r
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PORTER & DHLTON,
Drugs and Medicines,
Lisiea to my So
II 1 eic to s:iy I was "receiving the
m
Largest and Handsomest
stock of Dry Got.ds. Dicss Goods.
White Goctis. Fine Shoes. Slippers,
ant! als Men's Hats that was ever of
teied in Greensboro. N. C. it wuuhl be
rather tor old a sonj; to smi; m iIms
day and time, and as a".! Ladies who
want new dieses, want them of such
styles and quality as suit tin in, And
cannot tell what will best please them
by reading any
FLAMING ADVERTISEMENT,
the only alternative i to cnu- at.d
see the coods. as :i MiiTu i.M.t
c uid 11. t be eiven in. an adveriif.
nj4;..l l.. j iUify you in saying whether
r n .t ou would be pleased without
first vtt C the vanctv or
vwn.uic variety 01
FINE DRESS GOODS
I am now QTeriiiS. and gcttinc
prices, so I hereby extend you a corrii
al invitation to cdl and examine the
goods that I now have in ttorc. and
to arrive. Vcrv Renirt?iim,
W. K. MURRAY.
1 i " s I ?-iH be paid lor any Ormla
U vJirm"! ,n,Qd much Grain r
f5r:h,k ner to tljt rJs.
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NEWARK MACHINE CO-
A Creaking Hinge
1 1 . u' uutn wiI 14 arWici,
alters Lich tt moves .iir in '
Hats cr hhige,, of t!,c LodV are stiffed
tud lufiamitl hnhcumalism, jLer can-
escrucbilu? vzla. Ar,r
by h action on tho Do.hI. n :u.tvi ,JlU
condition, Sna report lha ;,;Un lacKMj
working order. c
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In srcatVaticty. cold and very odd.
Saratoga Excelsior
SPRING WATER
On jcc. direct from the Spring, re
ccivtd in
"Air .Tight' Reservoirs,
TRY THE
GULGHER SPRING WATER
uocn lor cramps cncs. ana sick
stomach?.
of ttic liest selection of Cigars cm the
M.tikrt from 5 ccr.ti to 15 cents
each. Tiy
; My 07n,"
the leader of all 5 cent Cifjart. Al
so, the leading brands of all
CHEWING TOBACCOS
can be found at a ionr price, at
E. G. NEWCOMIVS.
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Ayer's Cherry PectorU.
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for which 1 almoat dfarm!rtd a ,
fimlinj a rrmwly. D. A. Mtyl
M Indaor. ProTlam tf Uatajki.
Ayer Cbrnr XVriwral "
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which setllnl mr lunj. r
precribeO, iit failrl u Ul
antil I t-psa uaitts Ath iLirt tw
torat. Two ltle .f U.U w J.V.'
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VEGETABLE OOirPOtmP.
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temlrr. KadowktiiMiA Sa4 fr a&aXL
aa4torpUufuUitn ftWru.
JtUUky all lir, Ut.-4 1 sl
fJo Whiskey !
Brown'sIron Bitters
is one of the very few tonic
medicines that are not com
poscd mostly of alcohol or
whiskey, thus becoming a
fruitful source of intemper
ance by promoting a oVsif e
for rum.,
Brown's Iron BrrTEns
is guaranteed to be a non
intoxicating stimulant, and
it will, in nearly every case,
tike the- place of all liauor,
and at tho same time abso
lutely kill the desire for
whiskey and other intoxi
cating beverages.
Rev. G.W. Ricr, editor of
the American Christian R(
ticu; says of Brown's Iron
Hitters:
m Ga.,OKyf.lfi,tS3t,
. Cuij Tlie foo2ia
i&Z of vital force la baaiam,
I lexiarc. asd vickms tadaS
fence f oar peoplr, buIc
yor wTpamiMi a aeceawrr ;
- and if applied, win UTC Ul
- . dmU.& reLrt la uU.i
s . '. ' Ut tzzs porary rcaiperadoa, "
t Brown's Iron BmxRS
has been thoroughly tested
dyspepsia, indigestion,
biliousness, weakness, debil
ity, overwork, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption,
bver . complaints, kidney
troubles and it never
"ils to render speedy and
permanent rclic
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