THE DAILY WORKMAN.
J. 8. MICHAUX, Local Editor
A paper for all people, bnt especially
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VJ meet uo urairo woiou DiKiij ".re
Known to entertain lor non-political
sheet, the WoBXMAit will arrive to bo
into every house, leering to other pepera
f .
me ao ence 01 pnuuca, giving we news
in brief and holding iteelf rtwpontible
to tne moral aenae 01 the community lor
Ita utterances.
Rev. Peyton II. Iloge, of Rich
mond, Va., was advertised to preach
at Wilmington yesterday. lie ia a
nephew of Rev. Motes D. Iloge, oi
Richmood.
Gov. Holden hat presented to
Peace Institute a life-size portrait of
William Peace, after whom the in
ttitution was named. The portrait
was painted by the great artist, Wm
G. Brown.
The News and Observer says
CaDtain Drummond, of the R. & G.
Railroad, was summoned to appear
as a witness in a suit against the rail
road for killing a cow in Northamp
ton county, Friday. He refused to
leave the train. The Sheriff sum
moned a posse and took him by main
strength.
have recently celebrated the sale of
the one hundred thousandth hogs
.heac of tobacco this year in that city.
The hogshead which made the
one . hundred thousandth weighed
1,190 pounds net, and brought $2,
023, being $1.70 per pound, the
highest sum ever received for a hogs
bead. It is said the celebration was
a grand success in every particular.
A great deal of the tobacco sold in
that city was from this State, there
being some from this market.
Our Schoou and Colleges.
On this subject the Fayetteville Ob
server says : "The Fall sessions of
our schools and colleges are now
beginning the work of another year,
and the reports are exceedingly en
couraging. All begin with brighter
prospects than any preceding year,
The subject of education, (this being
an off year in politics), free tuition,
and schools generally, has been
freely ventilated by the press, and
while much has been said that rojght
just as well have been left unsaid,
still even this1 may be partly the
cause of awakening a new and
livelier interest in our institutions of
learning, and it may be that good
will come of it in the end."
in turn by Mr. R. R. Ilanner. After
Mr. Hanner came in Mr. C. II.
Hardin, who occupied it something
over ten years. Then he and his
brother T. L Hardin commenced
business at the railroad station known
as Julian, and which is about one
fourth of a mile from the old sttnd.
The railroad agent is Mr. C. IL
Hardin, who is just now recovering
from a severe attack of . typhoid
fever. Tulian station is becoming
quite an important point on the road,
and the agent has done much to in
crease the amount of business done
here. Quite a large trade is done
here in fertilizers, and here may be
found bales of cotton of the new
crop, together with bales ot goods
from the factories who make this
their shiDDincr Doint, as Cedar Falls,
II aw
Randleman, Naomi and Worthville.
There are two stores at Julian, and
the Messrs. Hardin Brothers run
mills by steam for sawing, ginning
cotton and carding wool. J. L.
Hardin has already built himself a
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residence near tne aepoi, ana v. ...
Hardin.' his brother, expects at no
very distant day to . follow his ex
mnlo. Mr. Divinnev has also
tr -
built here a neat! residence, and a
Mr. Tennings, who is the assistant to
the railroad agent.
This is a good fruit-produ:ing
country, and from this point go
quantities of chickens, eggs, &c. The
agent manifests quite an interest in
the progress of the country and the
shipment of produce in general The
merchants here buy many of their
goods in Greensboro, and find it to
their advantage to do so. Up to this
time the growing of tobacco has not
taken very strong hold upon the
people, and the new order of things
is oeing 'tried on" with great
caution. "All admit, however, that
the railroad has, been a : source of
much good, and has aided materially
in developing the resources of v the
country. As this is Saturday eve
ning, people from the surrounding
neighborhood are , in, purchasing
their regular supplies of sugar, coffee,
spice, pepper, alt, sole leather, soda,
kerosene, tobacco, snuff, etc.. -etc.
The sky to-day has had a dull, hazy
appearance, yet there has Jbeen no
appearance of rains, and the weather
is still Summery in temperature.
Truly, &c,
T. L. M
the Daily Workman a copy re
questing publication. ' . (
W, F. Alderman,
W. II. Branson, Sup't.
Sec'y.
The Durham Reporter has the
following to aay in exoneration of
young Mr. Rankin, fomerly of this
placet '
As we stated before, it ia generally
believed in Durham, that Mr. Rankin,
Into fifth firm if Kobertaon & Kankin.
was more ainned against than sinning.
He is a young man highly connected in
this State, but unfortunately for him,
ha fnrmail an alliance in business with
a man who duped him, and by the use
01 bia name, lead mm inw irounie.
We are lead to believe from recent
iliannv.rin. that there were numerous
tninanntinna of a doubtful character
Innn nmlor tha flfni naina of Kobertaon
fc Ranksn, thnt was unknown and
unsanctiond by young Rankin, and
from which transactions tie realised
none of the fruits, except the odium
which attacted. We understand that
he has been quite sick for some time
M . a
in Ureensoora ana me ose ot dis name
by Robertson1 was uuknown to him.
Editorial Correspondence'
Julian, N. C, Sept. 20,' 1885.
. Among the villages that have
grown up recently along the line of
the C. F. & Y. V. Railroad is Julian,
a station located on the northern
border of Randolph county, 16 miles
by rail from Greensboio. The situa
tion is very, close to what was for
merly known as the Julian: Cross
Roads, so that the name of the old
place is preserved. For many years
past it has been known as a good
stand for a store, and as far back as
, 30 years ago was occupied by the
late Thomas Ragan, who built up a
good trade here. He was a saga
cious, prudent and economical mana
ger, and in the course of years ac
cumulated a very handsome compe'
fence, ' which he afterwards turned
oyer with his ' characteristic good
sense. . After the style of the late
George . Makepeace, he impressed
his fruVal, industrious and cautious
Jiabits upon those who were to sue
ceed him in business, and continues
to lire in those who took up the im
plements of life's warfare when he
laid them down. , 1 ' '
, After Mr. , Ragan removed from
the Cross Roads -stand he was sue
ceeded by Mr. J. A. Odell, and he
For theDxtLx Wobkmak.
Resolutions Of Bespect.
The following -. resolutions were
adopted by the Greensboro M. E.
Sunday School at "its session held
Sunday, Sept. aotb, 1885 : :
Whereas, It has pleased God, our
Heavenly Father, to summon from
the activities of this life to the reali
ties of a far happier sphere, our friend
and brother, Dennis Curtis And,
Whereas, For several years,' he was
connected with our Sunday School
in the important relation of Superin
tendent of the Infant Department,
Therefore,
Resolved ; 1st, That we bow with
submission to the y decree which
severs the relation which we would
most gladly have retained unbroken.
, Resolved ; 2nd, That in the death
of brother Curtis the Sunday School
interest has lost a devoted friend and
helper, and this Sunday School has
lost an "efficient ' and consecrated
worker.
Resolved ; 3rd, That we herewith
express our deep sympathy with the
bereaved family, and commend them
in our prayers to the sustaining grace
of God, our Father.
Resolved ; 4th, That our Secretary
01 instructed to furnish the. family
with a copy of these resolutiops, and
P.lTHlt TSIIt FRAAMENTa. Be an
economist of M me. Time is money and
mnra than tlaL It ia the atuff that
eternity is inade of. Be, therefore,
miters of m nates. We talk of "off
hours and "bare moiuauts, but we
have none m snare. True we need
u ; ! . t 11 . t i
recnuunn. rttini iram ma nauv nraa.
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sure of care. ' Sleen can not ha aafti
abridged. Tin taiminna of mndnrn lifa.
the rush and rivalry of the business,
mace rest a necessity, not a luxury.
4 W w
Overwork is tin against the body.
We owe it ta'ourselvas to keen tha
body in the beat physical condition.
We are Catherine n tha fragments In
t o 1 o
so dome. Proner relaxation ia a nart
of true econotav : bat the uoint to be
remember is the value and eiiraificanae
of all our hours as related to the aim of
life. Thia understood., we shall Im
frugal of our scanty and lessening atore.
Fragments of time saved will rapidly
accumulate wealth, material and spirit
ual. Many valuable booka have been
prepard in- Moawnt of Mmparativa
leisure, in tne gold room of the
Philadelphia mint there is a perforated
floor, through which masses all tha
dust or filling of gold, the aggregate
value ot wuicu is thirty thousand dol
lars every year. This is but a hint of
the Bathered wealth of manv man who
have learned bow to husband minutes.
Kind words and deeds that take but a
moment of time mav be like fruitful
seeds, the harvesting of which may be
superlatively ricn in wis nie ana in the
life to come. Oh. the iov of memar
that cornea from utilizing fracmenta of
time 1 worm more tnan tne a weeping
01 tne goia-room, tney enrich alike the
life of him who serve and that of him
he serves. An extra visit to the cloanfc.
the improvements of some fugitive
impression or some pasting acquain
tance, mav start sti earns of benaficant
innuence mat will not only momentari
ly refresh and restore a wearied aonl.
but leave permament effect on chraoter
What we need ia a strone- Dnrnop. fol
lowed out by systematic and presiatent
enortaay or aay. tev. 'Dr.. John A.
Lansing.
1nnotjn.cemen,
I would make known to my friends and
the public generally - that I have
bonghl out Mr. 0. P. Whartoa. the
Photographer, and at bia OLD STAND
will continue fo carry on the bnninm.
Using the VERY BEST OF INSTRU
MENTH AND MATERIAL I nromlM
that my work shall not be EXCELLED
BY ANY IN THE STATE.
Children taken in a fliuh bv the In
arantaneous Process, which NEVER
FAILS. LONG SITTINGS DONE
AWAY WITH.
GROUPS LARGE AND SMALL
a i. n. m-r a tr mtr
A orXiUlALiIX.
t ahail be orenared to do anv and all 1
KiDUt or I'Dotograpniog irom tne
Smallest Card to Full Life Size.
Will be ready for work on the 10th.
nmc v- J u .-.ill i,
WATCIIX3, CliOClXt
JEWELRY,
. SILVERWARE, ETC,
In Great Variety, Newest Designs,
and Cheaper than ever before, at '
U THORNTON'S,
MoAdoo Hotel Building,
GREE-TSBORO, Ne O.
Come One Come All I Repairing A Specialty.1
March 20-tf
See my specimens and have joar
naaows cangni.
Respectfally,
selltf a L. ALDERMAN.
91 Building Lots 01
Foa Sale.
T OFFER 21 DESIRABLE LOTS ON
X iMl Washington, Liberty, and
Uraoe Stretta. for Bale, at nrinn ranor.
ins from tSO.Ou to Sl&O.oa. Hiza of
lots as follows: j
4. Fronting on Eaat Waahinsrtnn RL .
130x165 feet
11. FrontV on TJhrtT Rl . M(Tmatt
4. Fronting on Oraoe 81, 100x250 ft
2. Frontinir on Mn("lnnnll TLnmA
130x165 ft.
The above nronortT oa I nut Vjtmt nt
UoMahon's Factory, about of a mile
irom tne Koan uouse.
10 of the lota are nioelv ahadml-
Tbe rroDertv will be aold nriTatelv on
terms to suit purchasers.
Jf or-iurtlier iDiormation apply to
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HOME SCHOOL.
FOR GIRLS AND B0Y&.
ITRS. E. D. HUNDLEY AND MISS
Irx Lizzie Lindsay will open a school
in Greensboro for jprla and boys, on the
81st of Angnst They have both had an
extensive experience in teaching in thia
community and elsewhere and can far
nish the most satisfactory references as
to their ability and auooeaa. ' Tbey par-
puw) obtidb; acneoi eonaactea on
health principle, believing that "a
sonnd mind in a aonnd body ,r it the pre.
reoaisite to a good ednoation. Withi
well lighted and properly ventilated'
rooma, they hope to be able to develope
their pupils phvaieally and morally a
well as mentally. Their rooma will be
eentrallv located and easily aooessible-
from alt parts of the town. The first
seasion will begin on the 81st of August
and eloe on the 18th.o i January. It isf
very desirable to have pupils enter ar
the oommenoement of the trm.
Trans. EnRlish. (all the branohes as-
nsnauv wngnij siu.uu per session.
French at the nsnal charge. One half
the tuition fees to 1ms paid at the begin
ning of the session- and the balance at.
the end of three montha. Frnh. tamrht.
orally. Mnsio on the black-board.
Drawing and elementary Latin free of
charge, as much Calisthenics will be
given aa may be conducive to health and
a pleasant cnang ct poatnre.
For any other information in regard
to the school, apply to Mrs. Hundley or
Miss Lindsay, at their horn ea.
Greensboro, If.- C,
H.'. SUMMERFIELD
IGH SCHOOL
1 i AMD . ... ' "
BUSINESS EMPORIUM!
It located on the 0. F. A T. V, It. R,
13 miles North of Greensboro. The
different departments. Scientific 'Lit
erary, Linguistic, Basinets and Mnsio
have capable teachers. The 13th year
opens me i (in August, i8tu.
Address. F. 8. BLAIR. Prin..
aul4 fiw . " : Snmmerfield, N. L
Manv Desona talk thrnnah th tola.
phone without nnderstandinc tharuM.
ohanism. So manv souls bnlinira in
Christ to the saying of their souls,
who understanding bow it is that He
who died for them and rose acain
them. It is a blessed thine that w
are aavea oy taim ana not by knowl
edge. , it u nevertheleas a pnviledge
that we be ''neither barren nnr nnfrnit.
ful in the knowledge of our Lord Jem
ri a , aa 1rv ' -. -n-w
unrisi.;; worasana works.
There cannot ba a. mAm worth
improvement of friendship than in
a fervent opposition to the eioa of
tnoBe we Droiesa ta invA. Kmhnn
t tr ii (..,' f
tf. nail. ,,,,.,:.:.; ..,.. .,
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vf
uoa win Diess trntti rnn f a
bad man Breaches, and he will nnt
Diess nntrntn n an angel preaches it.
Wealth ia like a bird: it bona all
day from man to man, as that doth
irom tree to tree, and none can say
where it will rodat at niffhL T.
Adams. - t
JELe that Data a Ttibln int tK
bands of a child, pivar him mnu
than a kingdom, for it gives him a
aer to tne aincdom of I asvar
vx. Jjaonanan.
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DR. G, 17. 17IIITSETT.
; Dentist, :r ,
-v Greensboro. N. CJj. . ' i
LatA Aont. !Vimnfi.h.l. T.lili
ia jjuuiuiure
wuc-i wx cental ourgerv. -...;
m, ,over BJw o. brown's store,
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IN THE MATUnST :'., ': .:
fTIHE best meats that I can get in thia
JL OOUntrV. an A . hanillAil . nla.n anli
Iniee. .1 keep my meats in nice condi -tion
free from flies. 'I sell nn flr-
specked or fly-blowed meats.- I; keep- 5
my meafain a fly-proof safe, and gnar-
antee my meats to be clean no dirtr
blocks and connterg. My prioeaire a -
to the quality of meat, and as low as ,
an nf tha marlrAt m.n ' firX' ma.u
4 ...1 1 w wvm. . , uioaw
are worm mere than poor, and they cost
me more, and have to sell them: higher.' '
, -iv - J, W. KERNODLE.
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