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THE DAILY WORKMAN,
J. L. MICHAUX, Editor.
.1. 8. MIEHAUX, Local Editor,
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RAILWAY GUIDE.
Vol. 5.
GREENSBORO, N. 0., TUESDAY, AUGUST 16,1887. No. 67.
Greensboro, Mar. i?,, 1887.
KIOHMORD A DANTILiS BAIIjEOAD.
Arrives from Eiohmond at 9 43 a m
10 32 p m
Leaves for Richmond at 9 .61 p m
“ “ “ 8 32 am
NORTH OASOnlNA BAItiBOAD.
Arrives from Charlotte at 8 20 a m
“ “ 9 40 pm
Leaves for Charlotte at 9 48 a m
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Arrives from Goldsboro at 9 30 p m
Leaves for Goldsboro at 9 50 a m
NOBTH-W3STE2N N. 0. BATHBOAp.
Arrives from Salem at 8 00 a m
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Leaves for Salem at 10 CO a m
'* “ 10 54 p m
O. S'. A T. V. BAILKOAD,
Trains Moving North.
Leave Bennettsville at 10 10 a. m.
Arrive at Greensboro 7 25 p. m.
Leave Greensboro 10 00 a, m.
Arrive at W alnut Cove 1 00 p. m.
7 rains Moving South.
Leave Walnut Cove at 2 10 p. m.
Arrive at Greensboro 5 00 p. m.
Leave Greensboro 9 50 a. m.
Arrive at Bennettsville 6 45 p. m.
—The Right Eminent Grand Com
mander of the Grand Commandery of
Knight.s Templar of N. C., will visit
Ivanhoe Commandery of Greensboro,
on Wedne.sday end Thursday of this
week, for the purpose of exemplifying
Commandery Degrees, Drill Instruc
tion, etc.
—Pansy for August was duly on
hand in due time, .and proves'equal
to all expectations. It is a magazine
of unsurpassed purity and deserves
its fine reputation and great popular
ity. The price is only $i.oo a year.
One number, as a specimen, will be
sent for five cents. Address D. Lo-
throp & Company, Boston.
SCHEDULE OF MAILS:
Mails going North closed 9 00 p m
■” " ” ” 8 00 a m
” ” South ” 9 00 am
9 00 p m
” Salem Br’ch " 9 00 a m
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” East ’’ 9 00 p m
” o.F.AT.v.n.B ” 9 00am
General delivery open from 8 00 a m
to‘6 80 p m., except during the distri
bution of mails. The Money Order and
Registered Letter office open from 9 00
JS' to ^ OA p ixi.
LOOM. INTELLISEWOE,
i^"For additional Local News, see 3d page.
—Be sure to report at this office
any and every failure to receive the
Daily Workman.
—The Ladies’ Presbyterian Ghapel
Aid Society will hold a festival at the
Chapel on Ashboro .street, Friday
night.
—An intoxicated woman of a .gin
ger bread color, whom we saw on
the street about noon yesterday, didn’t
appear any worse than if she had
been of some other complexion.
—The rain last night was preceds
ed by a bank of fiery clouds in the
northwest, out of which shot bolts of
horizontal lightning, by which the
heavens were made to glow like a
furnace for almost an hour. Had a
volcano begun its work in that quar
ter the brightness could scarcely have
been greater. It had the appearance
of a city on fire at a distance of about
fifteen miles.
— Of the five persons who went to
jail yesterday op account of whisky,
three paid out, and two remained a
longer time, being either too impecuni
ous or too limber to walk the plank.
When “tag, rag and bobtail” pay their
next visit to Greensboro, we trust that
the jail may be large enough to accom
modate the whole concern. How they
bellowed and squalled and swaggered
and b-iwled was a disgrace to any town
of decent people.
—We saw yesterday a lady of the
olden time who was SS years old and
as straight as any young girl. Her
faculties sesmed to be almost as good
as ever. Not many miles from the
same spot we saw an old lady who
was perhaps over 90, but she did
not know her age. *
For Kent.
A Cottage, containing five rooms, near my
residence. al,3 3w Apply to K. L. Yeknon.
Breakfast Bacon,
P. T. George fc Co.’s nice, fresh Breakfast
Bacon (uncanvassed). Also, their S. C. Hams
and PURE Leaf Lard, just received by J. W.
Scott & Co. augfr tf
For Bent.
^ Bead
King, the Bik’EKj’Siif f .Ml offlWBKUYue
City Bakery. He is the best Laker in the State,
and respectfully asks that you give his Bread
and Cakes a trial. His Baking Is too well
known for further comment. Buy once and
you will have no other Bread. Respectfully,
aug 16 6t J. H. WEST.
^'The Store-liouse at present occupied by Mess,
'arris & Flippiii. alStf .T. W. Sl;.'orT.
Try It:—What 1
King’s O K Bread, plain Twist Bread ; Med
icated Graham Bread, Eye Bread, Diamonds;
Cakes—Duchess, Coffee and plain Pound ; Wa
fers, &c. Get these and you will have no oth
er. Call for them at West’s City Bakery. 16t6
music Fessons.
Mbs. Hildep.heimer will resume lier Les
sons in Vocal and Instrumental Music, on Mon
day, August 33, at Miss Judith Mendenhall’s,
on South Elm street. aug 16 Iw
Always the Place.
If Cartland’s was always the place to get
nice things in the line of gentlemen’s Furnish
ing Goods, why shouldn’t it be so much more
the place now, since he has just received a
still more attractive stock of Collars, Cravats,
Embroidered-front Shirts, Canes, Umbrellas,
and direct importation of Suitings and Pants
Goods from Old Scotland? If not, will you
please call and see and tell “a feller” why?
augietf
—Mess. Thomas, Reese & Co.
have removed their job printing of
fice to the Benbow corner, up stairs
-entrance in front and will soon gQfjjgthJng tangible now, for the track
be ready to do anything you wish in
their line.
—The water-melon wagons are on
the streets here until late of an even
ing on-Saturday, and on Monday
morning they are here at the same
old stand. Any boy can write a lo
cal on water-njelons.
—The many friends of Mrs. Mary
Goerell, relict of the late Ralph Gor-
ell, will hear with regret of her death,
which occurred at her home in this city
this morning at a short wh le before 10
o’clock, after an illness of some weeks.
The funeral will be at the Presbyterian
Church, tomorrow at 6 o’clock p. m.
—Mr. A. M. Bradshaw and his
company, of Friendship, threshed out
over 590 bushels of grain last Friday,
in about 7 hours, and yet it is a
strange fact that it costs more to
thresh a crop of grain by the im
proved process than it used to cost
under the old system of wooden flails,
as vve learn from one of our best in
formed farmers who has tried it both
•ways. .
—VVe understand that the woods
lying between Mr. Jackson and the
town of Greensboro, and between
Walker street and the R. & D. Rail
road are used constantly, both Sun
day and work-days, for various crim
inal purposes, some of them of a
most shameful and revolting charac
ter. Out of the corporate limits these
lands are, but the p.arties are none
the less within the reach of the law,
and should be arrested at once by
the county authorities.
Full of It —The Mt. Airy News
is so full of railroad literature that it
foams out at the top. There is
For Bent.
A desirable new Cottage residence, in South
Greensboro, on Lee street. Inquire of
augI6 Iw MRS S. C. BRYANT.
For
One Cook Store fvith pi^e and fixtures, two
Heating Stoves and two Hanging Lamps ; ap
ply at the Auction room, or at my residence, E.
Market sj. agl6 8t David 0. Pbinx'e.
morning aiiA Evening.
My Bakery Wagon Trill deliver Bread and
Cakes before 13 and in 'the evening from 3 to 7.
36 Bread tickets for .$1.00. Get your tickets
and listen for the bells. J. H. WEST,
aug 16 6t Proprietor City Bakery.
has been laid to Dalton and hands are
busy building sidings etc., and by the
15th of next month the cars are ex
pected at Pilot Mountain. This is
the way to “go west, young man,”
and grow up 'with the country.
Greensboro and Mount Airy will be
door neighbors yet, and not a great
while first either ; and then look out.
And there is the Madison Branch,
soon to be built, to say nothing of
Raker City road.
The Friends in Council.—The
Yearly Meeting of Friends at High
Point, now just concluded, seems to
have been one of much interest. One
cannot but admire their devotion in the
maintenance of Christian education,
eliminating from the system what is
cumbrous and costly and adhering to
the simple but more efficient. We
like that. We honor, too, the men
who subordinate the conventional to
what is really essential and promotive
of true advancement, and give to edu
cation the position which it was de
signed to hold in the economy of life.
Success to them.
Flvery and Sale Stable.
The undersigned liave opened a Livery and
Sale Stable in tlie Balsley Stable near the De
pot. Witli good horses and new vehicles we
can guarantee satisfaction. Special arrange
ments will be made for commercial travelers.
Give us a call, aglotf FIELDS & TATUM.
The Ladies of Greensboro will give a Lawn
Party next Thursday evening, August I8th, for
the benefit of the Woman’s Cliristian Temper
ance Union. auglStd
In Full Blast!
Having secured the services of a No 1 Baker
I am working in full force again, and will, as
heretofore, fui’Dish the best of Bread and Cakes,
delivered free at yom' doors; 26 loaves for
$1,00. Get your tickets and listen for tlio
bells. agl3 6t J. H. West, Proprietor.
Oood Vineg-ar
And pure Spices are what you want during
‘pickling” season. We have both.
August 6—tf J. W. SCOTT & CO.
mattresses. Chairs, &c.
F. A. Matthews, near Glasscock’s Foundry,
is doing a variety of work in the Furniture
line, in addition to the special work of manu
facturing mattresses of all sorts. He makes to
order Lounges and Chairs; easy Chairs for any
demand ; repairs chairs, lounges and other fur
niture, and charges moderate prices. You can
be suited in any of these things by calling on
bim. julyl9 Im
Fall Session of School.
Miss Lina Porter, who has been an accepted
and approved teacher for twenty years past,
will begin her Fall Session of 1887, on Thurs
day, September 1st. Teaches both Boys and
Girls in the usual branches. Refers to her nu-
rnerous patrons of past years for guarantee of
lier aptness to teach. Terms—St.-IO per month.
Greensboro, Aug. 10. . td
Rates OF Subscription.—Single cop
5 cents
By the week ten cents. By the month
twenty-five cents in advance.
Six months :81 50; one year $3,- three
months 76o. in advance.
No payments made to carriers will be
acknowledged, and the paper i.s not au
thorized to be delivered to any whose
name is not on the book.s of the office.
is the only authrized
agent to collect funds due thus office, ex
cepting such other person or persons as
may be announced hereafter. Carriers
not allowed to sell papers on the streets.
New mackerel I
Of tile oatoli of 1887,. No.. 1 and No. 8, In kite,
just .received at Scott & Go’s.
juue 18 tf
Sununer Gloeese
Nice, mild and sweet, just in, and for sale by
June 18 tf _ J. W. Scott & Co.
Pure aitd Fresli.
Little Butter Cups for the Baby!
june34 tf Greensboro Candy Co.
Faceurag;e Home Xiwlas,^ry.
Espeeially when it pays to do so. Go to C.
H. Doughty’s, and see what an elegant pair of
Gaiters in the way of material and workman
ship can be had for five or six dollars. Also,
call for an Aromatic Steam Cooker. jy.ytf
Cabbage, Cabbage.
Hams, Ereaktast Strips, Irish and Sweet
Potatoes, Beans, Hominy and Grits just re
ceived at M. G. Newell’s.
j36tf ■
Sweel Fittle Butter Cupe.
Try them I j34tf Greensboro Candy Co.
For Bent..
A good Dwelling House, with six room.s, sit
uated near the centre of the city. Posse-ssion
given September 1st, 1887, Apply to
augl3 Iw —- ■ Kuos.
Building Notice.
C. S. Waixman, of Davis, Wainman & Co.,
having for his foremen the well-known Builders,
J. M. Wolfe and Jolm Donnell, with the pick of
experienced carpenters, and with the most
complete resources of the best dressed Lumber
from the mills of Davis, Wainman & Co., and
other first-class facilities, would contract for
the building of several more first-class liouses.
Those wanting first-class work in all the
particulars of style, durability and finish, and
at reasonable .figures, sliould sjee Mr. Wain-
mau at once, us he wants to build a few more
good houses in Greensboro. aug8 tf
B. W. 'FbomuM.
A scleutiflo and ornamental sign painter.
First-class in every respect. Defies competition
Prices very moderate to suit the times. All
kinds of imitation and fancy work done at
shortest notfte and in the most scientific style
and flnisli. Trunks and umbrellas marked in
tile best style of the art. Office under the old
postoffioe. Eespectfully,
naistf E. W. Thomas.
CoiUract.or and Builder.
Having decided to locate in Greensboro for
the purpose of engaging in the Building and
Contracting Business, I take tins means of in
forming tlie people of Greensboro, that I am
prepared to furnisli estimates of any class of
either brick or wooden buildings. After an.ex-
perienoe of 13 years as a Builder and Contract
or of Alamance county, N. C., I can guarantee
prices and all rvork to be done in first-class
style. The best of reference.s can be furnished
Tliose expecting to' do anytliing in my line win
do well by calling on me. I can be found at the
office of Messrs. Brooks & Love, until further
notice. jySl 60d H. C. Zachary.
—A full line of James Means’ three dollar
shoes in lace, button and Congres, for men,
just received at H. Farrior & Co’s. The best
n the world or the money maySO tf
Choice 'rimotiiy Hay.
We have a small quantity of Extra No. One
Timothy Hay, which we wiil sell low.
Yates Brothers,
Real Estate Agents and Mercliandise Brokers.
june9 tf
I ♦♦ ^
—Ice cream season is here and you will want
flavoring extracts. We sell all grades, ^k^ou
want the best—buy Davis & Miller’s. Sold 'by
J. W. Scott & CJ.
m28tf
-Breakfast Bacon and Hams, nice, mild and
sweet, just received -at
m7tf
Scott & Co’s.
Ci. H. Boysiter
Has just received a nice lot of Ladles’, Misses
and children’s line Shoes at bottom prices.
Also Gents’ fine home made Slices. nMtf
Itcliciuus Brinks.
Hunter & Michaux are prepared to give
you a charming variety of the very best and
most delicious of cooling drinks, such as Li.me-
ADE, so popular with all olasse.s; Soda Water,
Mox Mi, Iron Tonic, Deep Rock, Vichey, Birch
Beer, Mead, Ginger Ale. All ice cold, and in
tempting stjle. Cali and quench. may35tf
-Smoke J. TC Hr,!!Co’s new Cig.-r,. A-
full line of new brands just opened on our re
tail counter. J. w. Scott & Co.
—Crab Apple and country Vinegar, good and
old, warranted to please, at
m7tf ^ J. W. Scott & Co’s.
JitHt Beceived.
A nice line of Dress Goods—double an
single width—Cashmeres, Calicoes, Ginghams,
White Goods of all description at very low
prices. Call and see them.
Respectfully,
mltf G. H. Royster.
Coffee is Higli—Tea is Cheap.
This is the season for iced tea, and as cofl’ee
has advanced so rapidiy you will find tea much
the eheape.st. We have on liand a flue assort
ment of both black and green teas, all grades
and prices. Also the celebrated He-no tea.
m28tf J. W. Scott & Co.
For Sale or Kent.
The subscriber ofl’ers for sale, or rent, a
dwelling house, situated on Oak street. South
Greensboro. It has four rooms, and is newly
built. Dr. M. H. Alford.
junelStf
ITIiuiiig Property lor Sale.
W. A. Fields and D. H. McCulloch have
opened up a mine situated 8 miles southeast of
Greensboro, IK mile fi^ Pleasant Garden
depot, on the C. F. & Y. V. railroad. The
prospects are very line. Parties Inderested in
mining business will do well to see W. A.
Fields, at his Tobacco Factory south of the
depot, where samples of the ore can be seen.
W. A. Fields, and
m8tf D. H. McCulloch.
For
A Scliool for Boys.
Miss Annie Scales ■will.open a School on
Thursday, September 1st, for Boys and Girls at
hermotlier’s residence, to continue until the
beginning of the Graded School. Terms—$1.50
per month. td
Soiuetliing Marvelous, but True!
G. Will Armfield is now ofl'ering 30 dif
ferent patterns of Worsted Dress Goods, at 7K
cts per yard, former price 15 and 30 cts ; Sat-
teens, Batiste and Gingliams that were 15 cts
now 7K- All the best grades of calico at 5 ots,
e.xcept Simpson’s. Piques that were 10 and 15
ots, now 7K, and other Summer goods at cor
respondingly low prices. Room must be made
for fall purchases, which are now arriving.
Call early, or you will miss the bargains ! Tlie
goods referred to are special job lots, aglltf
House mid Tot for Sale.
House, contains seven rooms. Lot large,
running depth of block. Fine Garden and
good well of water. Adjoining premises of B.
B. Sergeant, on Washington street. In a good
neighborhood. Price reasonable. For partic
ulars apply to F. S. Eldridoe, on the premi
ses. augS tf
Farming Tantls anil City Property
Sale.
We ofl'er several e.xoellent Grain and Tobac
co Farms in Guilford county, also fine Farming
Lands in Chatham and Robeson counties, and
two desirable Mills in tins county, for sale on
easy terms. We have choice property for sale
in and near tlie city, Building Lots and Dwell
ing Houses.
Call and see us, or write for information in
regard to anything in tlie Real Estate business.
We have, constantly, applications for money,
and can place it, well secured by mortgage on
good Real Estate. Yates Brothers.
alltf Real Estate Agents.
—The finest and the best Tobacco oa
the market—Dianora, Gravely, Fine Onl
and Nellie Ely just received at Hunter &
Michaux’s Drug Store. a9tf
WUat He Says.
I wish to say to tlie public that I keep as
good Candies as are made, also a good and
varied line ?f Cigars, Cigarettes and Smoking
Tobacco, and Gail & Ax’s Snuff’, Pickles and
Vinegar, Dessioated Coooanut, Dates, Nuts,
Raisins, Citron, Currants, canned Goods, Su
gar, Soap, Tinware and many other articles. I
always furnish the best Bread and Cakes. Am
now prepared to furnish Ice Cream of the best
to all who favor me with their patronage.
Cream furnished to families as ever. Please
don’t ask for credit. J. B. Thc.m
may 4ti
—W. B. Farrar, tne jeweler, keeps
nice stock of articles'in his line which
he 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-tf
Brick! Brick!! Brick 111
The subscriber is now making brick
of a clay which he believes to be su
perior to any other in nse here—clay
found in the low grounds near GreeB
Hill Cemetery. These brick prove to be
bard and of fine qualities of durability,
and are such as are needed particularly
in ■work which requires solidity. I am
ready to contract to furnish these su
perior brick and also to lay them,
jlSti D. N. fHasPASEiOB,