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Vol. 3.
GREENSBORO, N C. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1835.
No. 95
WtfOffiot on South Elm Street, under
Btmbote Hull.
RAILWAY GUIDE.
Greensboro, Aug. i, 1885.
IOHMOKD DAKVILL1 RAILBOAD.
Arrives from Richmond at 0 81 m
llllpm
938pm
Leaves for Richmond el
8 87 a m
NORTH CAROLINA RA1LU0AD.
Arrives from Chnrtotto at
Leaves (or Oharlmt tit
817 m
18 pm
8 86 a m
11 21 pro
9 00pm
985am
Arrive from OnMaboro at
Leave for Goldrfluro at
HORTH-WCXTRRN I. 0. RAILROAD.
Arrives from Rnlsm at 8 00 a m
8A5pm
Leave for S item at 9 4fl a m
" 1185 pm
0.7. T. . RAILROAD,
Leave Fayetfeville. - 1 :0fl p. m.
Arrive at Greensboro, - - 7:00 p. m.
Leave Greensboro. - - - 9:40 a.m.
Arrive at Fayetleville, - - 8.45 p.m.
SCHEDULE OF.MAILS:
Mails going Nrtli cloned 8 01 a m
" " "000pm
" 8onth " 9 (Oam
M " 9 00pm
"SalemBr'cu" 9 00am
" " " 9 00pm
.. Ettai 9 00m
"0.P.AT.V.B.B" 9 00 am
General delivery open from 7 00 a m
to 8 00 p to., except daring the distri
bution of mail. On and after Monoay,
Aug. Slat, the Money Order and Regis
tered Letter office 'will only be open
from 9 00 a m to 4 00 p m.
LOOAL INTELLIGENCE.
Capt. Aleck Rankin, of the R.
& D. Railroad, was here this rrioro-
in- ' " ', ": "
Rev. V. A Sharpe has gone up
to his work on tb,e Trtnity College
-district.
Mr. W. C Bain returned to Gra
ham some days ago from visit to
Randolph.
Durham wants a railroad direct
to Lynchburg, Va. Greensboro has
that already.
Mr. A. V. Lloyd and Mr. J. D.
Mann went east this morning on an
insurance tour.
Prof. O. W. Carr is here to-day,
and may be found at his office on
South Elm street.
We have not found the man who
hinted that he could do better than to
buy of our advertisers. Let us hear
if you can. v ; .'
Mr, W, L. Holt, of . Graham,
purchased a house for himself here
yesterday, , He returned to Graham
last night.' , ' J '
We learn from the ' Bennett
Seminary Visitor .that Charles H.
Moore, A. M., has been added to
the faculty of the institution. -
. Rev. Wilbur F. Steele, B, D. ,
who is the principal of the Seminary,
has recently returned from a visit
north, and is at his post here. v.c '
,; ' " ' '"' v'4
Notice. There will be a very im
portant meeting of the members of
the Baptist church Sunday morning
. next after service. A full attendance
is earrfestly desired. ' ' " ?
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' The eight page editipu of the
Greensboro Patriot which came out
this week was highly creditable to its
projectors, : and contained a . large
.. amount of matter in the interest; of
our" business . men -In Greensboro,
graham and Kernersville. ..There
was a large edition printed. ,
The Twin City Daily speaks of
there haying been "plenty of frost"
in thht section yesterday morning.
Father McGinity will hold ser
vice in the Catholic church on Sun
day at it o'clock, a.m., and 7:30
o'clock, p. m.
Mr. T. R. DwigginK, merchant
at Pond, this county, came iu last
evening with his accustomed load of
bartering merchandise, and early this
rroming set out on his return home.
Celedration Temperance Cen
tennial The New Garden Band of
Hope w!ll keep children's day by ap
propriate exercises in the grove at
New Garden, 3, p. in., September 26.
Mrs. Saltie T. Chapin, of South
Carolina, left here this morning for
Charlotte, where she will speak on
temperance this evening. Mrs.
Laura Winston, Superintendent of
Press Work, accompanied her.
Rev. J. R. Jones, of Summer
field, will assist Rev. T. J. Ogburn,
pastor of the Methodist Protestunt
church, in a series of meetings in
Wiuston, beginning next Sabbath
morning.
To look up and down our chief
thoroughfares during the hours ot
business one mutt see the vast im
provement that has been made within
a twelvemonth, comparing 'ity with
'85. ! Those who cannot see the dif
ference should buy new glasses.
Sample Brown has provided his
store with four of those stylish oval
s gns, two for each of his front doors,
so that no one need go
Hnnting through town,
Both np and down
To find the store of Sample Brown.
At FUhblate's, too, there are some
new dummies, dressed up in an inch
of their lives, and so proud that they
never even nod their heads to passers
by. . They are a standing insult to a
man who has on his old clothes. .
Wauted!
A good stout white boy, iweJve to
fifteen years of age, and who is not
afraid of work. Call at the market. .
se25tf J. W. KiaaoDLB.
A Mght tVorth Seeing !
No . sueh exhibition ever before in
Greensboro.' ' Mr. ArinfleW has shipped
from New York, and they are now in
stock, about fifty pieces of Carpeting of
all styles and qualities. They are' "ar
ranged in his new Carpet Department
on second floor, and the publio are in
vited to call and inspect them. Hand
somer styles, (all new) and lower prices
than ever before. Be25tf
Patent Roller Flour I
Meal, Ship Stun" and Oats jnst received
at - Minos Ne-wkiji'b. .
. ae25 2t - ' ' 1 : ' - . .
' ' Guns, Gun Implements, Brass and
Paper Shells, Wade, &o. Good Paper
Shells at SOcts per hundred. A ear load
of Cook and Heating Stoves ' for wood
and coal, just received at 1 ' . "
se25 lw ' Harris k Fuppan's. ,
Fire t Fire 1 ..
HOW TO PUT OUT FIR! ' , " N
All families in town interested in the
exhibit of the Celebrated Lewis Hand
Fire Extinguisher, which will take
place to-night in the square near the
Court House at 8. p. m. ,; These five ex-
tingttiahers will be for sale by
, ' - J. W.eooTT A Co.,-
' Agents for Guilford and Randolph.
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(For Other Local See Second Page.) . ;
Programmo Of Concert For Benefit
Of Baptist Church:
PAitn.
1. Chorus Venite in C . Porter.
2. Piano Duel Galop de Concert . A'ttf
terrer, Mixse Alderman
8. Vocal Solo The Daisy ArJiii
Miss Bessie Yates.
4. Qnarletle Celestiul March, Uruckmun
(Violiu, Violineelb, Flute and Cornet)
Menu. Alderman, accompanied 011
Piuno by Miss De L. Alderman
5. Vocal Solo Tell.Me My Ueart. Bih
op. Miss M. Spears,
0. Coruet Solo The Winds that Waft
My Sighs to Thee, IF. V. Walbice
A. H Alderman
PART IL
1. Inatniaiental Qaartetta:
Mechanics leraplo Match, DurrtlL
First Kiss Waltz Gooch.
2. Piano Solo Carnival Pranks, Schu
man. Miss S. Jones.
8. Vocal Solo Eckerta' Swiss Soog,
V'w) SotUvj.
Miss Katie Scales.
4. Fluto olo-The Wrenn (Polka), E.
JJamnre.
S, L. Alderman.
5. Vooal Duett -Come to my Heart,
Millard.
Miases Spears and Arnold.
6. Male Quartette Selected.
Messrs. Griffith, Hall, Alderman and
Ireland.
Doors open at 7:80 Onoert begins
at 8 o'clock.
Kernodl will have the finest meats
in the market to-morrow. se25 It
Magnum Ronuni Apples 1
- I have on hand a fine lot of this well
know apple, nice and mellow. Aleo
"Old Gold" and Pace'a Dianora Chew
ing Tobacco. " Tip Top" Patent Flour
the best on the market. A foil line
of Family Groceries of all kinds.
Bogart'a Corner. 'J. S. Basses.
se21 lw
City Lois!
A few very desirable building lots
within five minutes' walk of the Court
Hoosecan be bought by applying ut
this office. se24tf
Jnst ReceiTed !
Another car load of the well known
Anchor Brand Lime to be sold as low as
the lowest - Respectfully,
se24 St HciSON & KibxxaH.
F. Fisbblate
Has received all the latest styles in Fall
and Winter Clothing and Furnishing
Goods, and if you want good goods
cheap come and see us ' - se24tf.
Good For The Jlarket!
John Kelley will have in the market
on Saturday a supply of splendid beet
ant the finest of pork the first pork of
the season and invites all who love
good meats to call curly on Saturday
morning. Je242t
Oysters reoeived daily at
, Lttnch CoUnTXR,
se23tf ' At the Depot
I am very sorry to have to remind
very many of our customers that there
are yet but four days in which to pay
their "bills rendered" before , we go
north, We shall Wglad to indulge
yon further, bet it takes money to do a
prompt business, and hence ask and ex
pect immediate payments. '
se22 3t ' , ' ' W. S. Mootub.
, Oysters on the half shell at 1 -"'"
' ' LUKOH CoTTSTtdt, .
se23tf ; ' - At the Depot
V . . . ' m nati 1 .' 1
Contractors, Tate Notice I
The new distriot school building for
the southern part of Greensboro is now
open for bidders, who can see the plan
and specifications by. , calling at the
Greensboro Sash and Blind Factory, '
se22 lw '
Dr. Smith proposes to run a street
40 feet wide between his study and hi
brother, S. C. Smith's houae, westward,
opening up levtral lots elevated aud
moat eligibly located, lying well and in
good neighborhood, which he offers for
sale. Cull and look at them. Also a
lot Ijiiig outho front (church) street,
between his study and his brother's.
This piece of ground will lie a cornrr
lot. and is fplendidly tliadtd by large
ouki and elms mIS lw
- Carpets, Hugs, Oil Cloths, in ul
(radi'S and ut the lowest prices.
seStl C. Si M. Pbctzfkldeh.
They have arrived at H. C. Horton's
a beautiful line of Fall and Winter
Goods, Hata, Boot, Shoes, Trunks,
Valieses, 4c. Hsts of the latest styles.
A beautiful line of Dress Goods. No
tions of every description and selling at
at rock bottom prices. Give us a trial
and be convinced.
Very Truly, Ao.,
II- C. floHroH,
Odell Building, South Elm Street,
belli.'
Snakb Bites. B. W. Smith, McLeans
ville, N. C, says: Tar Uei l Liniment
cured his horse that was bitten by a
snake. Farmers aud others will re
member this aud keep Tar Heel Lini
ment in their homes. Price 50 cents.
25 different brands of Chewing To
bacco on our retail counter. We ought
to please the mot lastidious out of that
assortment
eelltt J. W. Scott k Co.
For Rent!
Splendid rooms in Central Hotel
building. 'Price for single room, from
$1 to $2.t0 per month. Apply to
sepl'Jtf H. IL Tate.
-A lot of Cotton Butting for quilts
and comforts just received at
se8tf W. R. Mtobat'b.
A new lot Ladies' and Gents' fine
Shoes just received for style and dura
bility not' exoelled. Call and see them
and ret prices. W. R. Mcrrat.
se8tf '
- "The Old Oaken Bucket"-not the
one that "bung in the well," but the
nicest, newest, neatest, nobbiest Jelly
Glass you ever saw. Ask 10 se them at
ttu'28 tl Scott Co.'a
W. B. Farrar, tn Jeweler, keeps a
nice stock of artioles in his line which
h guarantees to sell on good terms
Other dealers may claim to be fair, but
he claims to be Farrar still. Call and
examine his elegant stock, assured that
you will find something to fill the bill.
261- .
Cream Cheese I ,
New Fall stock nice and sweet, just
received at
Belltf , Soott A Co. 'a.
Town Lots For Sale !
At reasonable prises and on . easy
terms. Apply to
June 11 6m Kob'tM. Douglas.
A Rare Opportunity.
Owing to continued , ill-health, and
intending to spend the coming Winter
in Florida, I offer my Stoelt of Goods
for sale upon yeiy favorable terns. If
purchaser desires it, I will retain half
interest, provided ; am ' allowed six
months' vacation. Having disposed of
my old stock at auction and private sale
during the past Summer, purchaser
will find my assortment now on band
unusually free of odd and ? unsalable
goods, with lots of new goods just re
ceived. Terms of sale made to suit purchaser.
Only a small per cent of the whole re
quired cash : balance on good time,
properly secured. ' , -
. se22 lw ' Edwaed A. Suaiiii.
Three Years Oldnd GettingOlder.
: This is -the celebrated 'Old Gold"
chewing tobacco For sale by Alford k
Miohaux. . - aul9tf
"Old Oold" Chewing Tobacco, 8
years old, at
sell If J. W. HroTT Jfc Co.'i
For Rfnt !
A nice dwelling house with six rooms.
Apply at this office. July 6- tf
- -
You will find the "Reliable" Ham
tho l)e try them. Fur silt bv
tf T. S. Shflton.
Miiih' Fruit J.n s!
l;!.'alloii, 1 gallon, 2 and 3 gullon Stone
Jrn jiiHt received nt
4 tf. Soott 4 Co.'a,
Dbury Howell is sti'l open, and is
the man for fresh fish. Every day of
the Mason you ran come and flod what
you want sepltf
Wauled to lluy on the Best Terms!
Three buil-'ing lots for parties who
will not psy an exorbitant price. Call
on the editor of this paper, with a sUte-
manl mm ,a IamIIam .1 1 ... . t. .
court bouae. iia.. ita in IQf-f
An Organ For Sale 1
Any person who stand in need of an
Organ of the celebrated Pelonbet make,
and wants it at a cheap price for cash,
on hear of a chance by calling early at
this office. July 15 tf.
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In uonsequenoe of the advance in
granulated sugar, we are forced to acV
vance our price to ten cent a pound, o;
eleven pounds for a dollar, for the
present, and may be forced to a still
further advance soon.
Very Respectfully,
wStf J. W. Soott ft Co.
Wanted!
To build houses for the citizens of
Greensboro and vicinity. Also am pi
paradto furnish pine lumber in any
quantity and at bottom prices.
R.W. Beooks.
Office on South Elm St and C. F. 4
Y. V. R. R July2-tf.
m m ,-
Kirkpatrick k Brother, contractors
for all kinds of brick work, -solicit the
patronage of the people uf Greensboro,
Satisfaction guaranteed. ' Refers to the
TT-1. I . ..
hihi 01 Ammanoe, ror wnom tney nave
built several cotton mills. Can be found
on their contract with Messrs. White
and Trogdon of tnis city.
Jy29tf -1Mtta -
J. F. Jairell, Proprietor of Guilford
Sash and Blind Factory, is ready to
furnish sash, doors, bliuds, mouldings '
and brackets, and to contract for all
kinds of buildings. Factory near the
depot Fresh invoioes of first-class
lumber constantly reoeived. For esti
mates on material and contract work
call on the propritor. . aul8tf
At the store of Cartland yon will
find a nioe line of Sootoh, English and
American Cheviot's Worsteds,' Cork
screws, &c, from which he would' be
glad to make you one of those nioe fit
ting suits. He has the prettiest line of
Fall neck wear ever brought to town
latest styles just out Has a new patent
Yoke Shirt, and furnishings of all kinds.
au28tf v , . - -
' The Fountain Uead!
. When you oall for what you want at
the new and elegtiat Soda Fouutatoi of
Alford k Miohaux you may becoafident
of getting the best Their soda is '
flavored with the purest and most tempt
ing Of extracts, and if you would choose
Deep Rook, Vichy or Kissengin, yonr
can be aooommndatvd. with the asatir
ance that you are drinking the thing ex- -
pressed by the same, ;:,.'
may i-ti ir-: ::v.'. f;;?''..
A Aewand Useful Contrivance !
KLLiaoM s UoiiMODi Chajb has been '
examined by physioians and others who
are prepared to bear testimony- in its
favor as a highly useful contrivance for '
the comfort and convenience of the
siok, and the proprietor is piepared to
fill orders for the same if addressed to '
him or F. N. Ingold at Greensboro.
au22 6w A. L. Ellisos. ,.;