THE DAILY WORKMAN.
J. s. aitHAUX, Local Editor
A vaper for all people, bat especially
meet the deiire which many are
4nown to entertain for a non-polltleal
beet, the Worxmah will strive logo
Bto every honse, leaving to other papers
the Mieao of politic, giving the aews
fas brief ad holding itself responsible
to the nwal mom oi the community for
Its ntterenoea.
Woodruff, the new President of
the Mormon hierarchy, it So years
old.
Mukic hath charms to soothe the
breast of a savage,
To break in twain the mountain
rock
Or split the head of a cabbage.
Succession. Not a Success.
There have been many probable suc
cessors of Henry Ward Beecher spok
en of, but the old shoes are still emp
ty. - : '. :
Dr. Herbert P. Battle, son of
President Kemp P. Battle, of the
State University, has been appointed
director of the agricultural experi
ment station.
A Special Announcement. The
Person County Courier very politely
announces that the new jail will soon
be ready for occupant. "First come
first served "
A specimen ol how some people
manage to express themselves is
found in what an old lady once said :
"For my part I always sometime
generally never don't."
Some newspaper men, on learn
ing that Senator Riddleberger had so
managed as to get into .jail, have
bout made,up .their minds that the
V&hator haa foy JJpbslrtort. ""
It ia ahou.tr this -season uf the
year that the average editor treats the
word, "license" as if it were of the
plural number ; and also when a mm
succeeds in obtaining a license it is
said thar he "got them." .
, Cvcles of Suicide. In nearly all
the cases which have thus far brought
tnemselves to notice there are trapes
of dementia of one form or another,
and as there is abundant cause lor
mental distress in the excessive strain
' which the continued heat of the past
' month has put upon the nervoua sys
tem and physical endurance of hu
manity, the theory of cycles and pe
riodicity ' for suicides is by no means
a . strange conjecture. It has been
thought, and said often, chat publica
tion of the tacts oi one suicide invites
and suggest another, and it is highly
probable that manv apparently strong
instances of the kipd could be cited
Baltimore Sun. , .
. We haveheietofore taken the ground
of the foregoing as to the concluding
.suggestion, and illustrated with a cane
which occurred twenty five years ago,
in which a gentleman of strong sen
:.. jiDinties declared that he felt a strange
tendency to commit suicide by being
shown the place where a iellow crea
. ture had taken his own life but a
' snort nme oeiore. And this man so
; "- s fleeted did commit suicide not a
: gieat while afterwards I ',
i ' , . .LIST OP LETTERS
-Remaining in the Poetofflc in Greens
boro. N. 0, August 11th, 1887 :' .
" Bell Cable, Mary Or sfford, Nancy
, Gre son, Gns Green. George Guthrie.
Henry Heilig, CnrI Johnson, O 8 Kirk
man. Britt Kisser,- Thos Lea, D 8
Leek , Ji mes Muld'eton. J R Smith,
. Sandv WTilmoud, Capt William White,
Mrs Nannie Willians, Chaa Williams. .
, Persons calling for the above letters
, will please sav advertised. .
. , ; , ' ; '.: Ctao. H. Grxoobt. P. M. ' :
- fiucklen's Arnica Salve. '"
' ' The best BalVe iu tne world for Out,
.Bruise Sores, ' Dicers, Bait Rbenra,
Fever sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, arid all' Skin Erup
.'tiou6,and postively cures riles, or no pay
required. : It is guarantwsd to give per
: ; feet satisfaction, or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Hunter A Michaux. '
tov. Ii ly - &iw
Corner-stone Addreu of Judgs Bohenck.
'
Ladies, Gentlemen, and School CLlldrew
It is a matter for congratulation and
pride that we have aaaembled hereto-
day to lay the corner atone of our new
Graded School House for the white
children of Greensboro. - .-. -
On the 2d day of May last the
almost unanimous voioo of the citizens
of Greensboro was heard at the ballot
box demanding Reform, Progme and
Public ImproTemeata, and one hundred
thousand dollar in city bonds was
placed b the handa of jourCommia
aiouera to carry oat these benefioent
purpost-s.
In three mouths from that date the
design of this beautiful and spacioua
edifice had been adopted, drafts for the
building had been prepared, the con
tract tor all the work had been aigned
and busy bauds were pulling down the
old house to make room for the new.
Today, the 17th of August, 1887,
we hae the gratification of seeiog the
new walls rising above the ground and
inviting ua to the pleasant task of lay-
ins the corner atone which is to mark
to important an occurrence in the hi
tory of our lovely and progressive littl
city.
Every heart should rrjoioe and every
citizen should be enoonraged with hope.
What does this ceremony signify, my
friends r
It means an education for all cl
of our people, ''without money and
without price," ia humble and rever
ential imitation of the God whom we
adore, who confers freely upon us his
mercies and his blessings
Here, in a land of liberty and law
where the gospel is preached to every
creature in a land of plenty and free
dom, where no titled nonuity la Known
or rrcoguized, where the raoa for wealth
ia open alike to all ; here in this blessed
land, let our heart be raised in grati
tude and praise to the Giver of a
Good for his wonderful meroiea to the
children of men, '
Citizens, let us cherish aud protect
the institutions of learning in our midst,
and to this one, toe common property
of all, let us give our heart and coi
dial support, our encouragement and
our sympathy.
L.,-We..iuuac educaCtf our children that
they "may iiut love darkoe rather
than light.1 ft in th beulghted UE
deniUnding wliich grovels in dgrda
tion aud vice and nuda lta resting
places in our jails and penitentiaries
It is the uneducated mind that descends
tq its natural level of crime and idle
ness and seduction, becaUxe it knowa
nothing of the purer and more elevated
enjoyments of intellett aud of spirit
It is "of 'he earth earthy, and cannot
be raised from the duct txoept by edu
cation and intelligent). "Knowledge
is power;'! pure knowledge Upure hap
piness. '.- "V '
.Let s udenta who are blessed with
the heritage of iK-cuniary juean re
member that wealth aloue caunot put
chase intelligence, nor honor, nor poai
tiou iu life. - Knowledg is the child oi
stiidtoua and unremitting labor, and
comes to none unbidden, , She must be
wooed and Won by individual votary
She recognizee no proxy in the oonrta
of her temple, and. acorns to dwell with
idleness or indifference. : .
" Learning by study must be won,
Twas ne'er entailed irom sire to son.
Let the humblest and poorest of our
students have ho.e and courage. Toe
race for honor ia free and impartial to
all. Application and iierseversnce are
toe only conditions of success, and
merit is the only test of excellence. Be
worthy, and your reward will oome.
)j "Worth makes the man, the want of
it the fellow." . In Republican govern
ments yon will be honored in propor
tion to the difficulties and misfortunes
and embarrassments yon may overcome,
and. your very poverty mav be the evi
denoe of your virtue in a dishonest
ge. , You have all to encourage you,
and nothing to daunt or destroy your
spirit If you be true o your duty and
your opportunity.
Parents, instill into the minds of vour
i-iumren ine importance and necessity
of education. ' ' - "
In the years that have oasL in the
opening era of our political hiatorv. ed
Ocation was blessing and a help in the
straggle of life, but in this dav and
generation, wnere tbe motto is ' 'Brain
not Brawn," education is an absolute
necessity to enocehs, It is the condi-
uon precedent to the attainment of dia
tinction and honor. There mav be ex
ceptions to the general rule, but there
are but lew avenuea to prosperity that
are open to the leuoraut and unedu
cated man - ,
Bovs and girls, be patient, the clan a-
of the troTV.X and the buzz of the saw
will soon cease; the brush of tbe painter
will be laid away and the old school bell
Will ring out clear and merrv before the
Christmas holiday, and summon yon to
these spacious and comfortable quar
ter. - ,
We have room lor 450 boys and girla,
enough for all, and w wast every aeat
filled. Com with sunny face and
willing hearts, and yon shall b filled
with knowledge. Coma with ambition
and pride and eonrage, and yon ahall
have y oar reward. ' .'..
As a general rule, whether a msn de
termines to be or to have, he attains it.
VeriJy, they hava their reward," ia the
voice of the Master to the evil as well
ss the good, and In profana history we
have the aphoriara that "every man ia
the architect of hi own fortune."
Let us join in fervency and sincerity
with the pravera of these godly men
who com to invoke for ns the blesainga
of the Deity on thas oar Uoble enter
prise, oar pride and oar joy.
IN MEMOBIAP:.
Died, at the age of 78 years 5 months
and 29 days, Rev. Joseph Uuyer. Bis
desth oooorrtd at his own home in Gail
ford county, N. C., in the month of
April, 1887. The date of his conversion
is not known, nor the time when he
joined the church. Bat he wss licensed
to exhort on the 4th of May. 1839, at
8andy Ridge Chnrob. He was licensed
to preach at Hickory Gmve Church.
March 26th, 1812. , At that quarterly
meeting, Rev. Alson Gray was obair
nan, and Rev. R. R Prather was secre
tary. Ha was ordained Deacon in 1-553,
and Elder in 1954.
He waa a member of 'the North Caio
Una Annual Conference a number of
yea a, and in the active work several
j ears. Though be was limited in his
education, yet he waa quite successful
in many of his efforts and in building
np at many peinte. He wa a lesion
worker and quite a revivalist, and ape
cially strong in exhortation.
It was the privilege ot the writer to
be with him in those days at msnv camp
snd protracted meetings, and I have
saen sinner yield before his effort until
tbe altar waa crowded with penitent per
sons of all c'asM present God's ohoios
does not alwsys sgre itb our idea of
tne beat propnety. wty Ubrist snouid
have cboetn fishermen f- r his apostle
snd workers, intesd of tenbte atid
doctors we do not v, ry w-U tee, Why he
should pick up comparatively illitera e
men and make them more snooeMim in
bringing po- r sinners into the kingdom
ot Christ, then many who are far better
educated, we cannot oo well nndersfauil
tint we are not ignorant of the fact .
Doubtu a the strs in Brother Gn er'
crown wi l exoted in cumber many who
are far in advance or nun in opportu
ni y. At any re Brother Gnyai ha
sooe to his reward.
I was i y privilege to stop with him
twice, not very Jong before his deatft.
I lonnd him much atflioted, but cheerful,
He talked much about his work iu tbe
past, and especially those meeting
where so many persons bad been en
Verted and added to the Church, bis
sonl seea ed to catch tbe zeal of thn-e
day as he related these experiences H
tested bis Christian experience, to ,
and to d me of hi hope of heivni.
soon. But I could ne t undertake to re
late his conversation in thia notice, bnt
btlieve that he has found his rtt with
the redeemed. L t his bereft relat ves
feel tbat they have an oilier tie to bind
then, to their Christian duties and to
Christ-."'-" i'-
Bis funeral will be preached at Leba
non Church on the 4th bun lay t An
gust, by Kev. J. K. Bdl and Rev. C. F.
Harris, D. D. L
l&'Ladies will And relief from head
ache, oostiveness,8mimming in the head,
oolio, sour stomach, restlessness, indi
gestion, constant or periodic!' sick
headaches, weakuet in tbe back or kid
heys, pain in the shoulders and different
parts of the body, a feeling of lassitude
and despondency by taking Simmons
Liver Regulator. It is not unpleasant.
is purely vegetable, and ia not fiijnrions
to the most delicate constitution.
S9Qiw ob a .teat "-from anger!
i'v? i -; Wooderf ill Cures.
W. Dj Hoyt k Cd.; Wholesale 'rand
Retail Druggists of i Rome, Ga , .say
We. have been selling Lr. JUDg New
DiHCOvery, Electric Bitters and , Ruck
len'a Armoa 8ave for two years. ', Have
never handled remedies that sell so well.
or give such nuiversaj satisfaction.
There have been some wonderful cares
effected by these medicines in this city.
oevenu oases of prononnoed Const mo
tion have been eutaroly enred by use of
e lew bottles ot Ur. King a Mew Uis
oovery taken in connection with Elec
tric Bitters, We guaranted them al
ways. i
oold ny Uunter ft uiohanx. . . ,-
V SALE OF A
House and Lots in Greensboro.
Y virtue of a mortgage filed Decem
ber 11th. 1883 and registered in
Book 64, page 226, I will sell at publio
outcry, at tbe Court-house in tireens
bor, on Wednesdav, August 21, 1887.
at 2 o'clock, p. m., the IIoutJB andXots
belonging to M, J. Tatum, Esq., and
bounded by Main, Fair and Spring ste.,
known as Lots Nos. 4 -and 5 as laid off
in 43. Terms made known on day of
sale. ; ' ' : T. J. OGBURN.
Sumoerfield, N. G, ; -
July 11th, 1887. ( , july IS lm
rva"i..'i V.. -i
A FULL LIKE OF THE
JAMES MEANS SHOES,
-FOR SALE BY
; JEL. FAERIOE AND CO.,
agl21w GREENSBORO, N. a
New Boarding House I
M RS. WOGGOMAN has taken charge
of the
CENTRAL HOTEL,
which has iaat been pat in nioe order,
and is supplied with clean and nioe fur
niture, and is prepared to rntertaio a
number of Boarder, both regular and
transient. Polite and obedient serv&nta.
Good table arcommodtln.
t&?ot Tansient Boarders, 26 cents
per meal and tbe same for lodging.
Call early and get terms. Jy27 6w '
.I .
Mrs. Hundley's School.
MBS. E. D.HUNDLEY '
-'.".':'..-. WILL, OS
ThurKday, September lf, 1887,
RESUMR her Scho-1 for Girls and
Bi.yfc. The Heasion will be for
Nine Mouths.
.The management will he pleasant and
home-like. " '
Those who hsve patronised this School
in the paat. are oompetent to give an
opinion ot i!s merit".
, 46F"Terms as heretofortt'-
ftj-For particulars, inquire of Mrs.
Hnutley. ug. 8 1887 tf
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Eoilden and Contractor' Notice.
WE HAVE JUST RFCETVED A
carload of Rosendale CEMENT,
a earload of Virginia LIME, a carload
of Rockland LIME, and have plenty of
CALCINED PLASTER. PLASTER
ERS' HAIR. SHINGLE TIN. and
VALLEY TIN. and want to folk to yon
about your Tin Roofing before yon con
tract with others.
Nor a Buna. We still keen ?. 1
Timothy Hay, G'ro.nd Shipstuff of
the veryhetf quality.
WHRrOft STRATFORD.
July 29 lw
English and Classical . School
FOR GIRLS AND BOY8I
1
WILL OPEN AN ENGLISH AND
CIuASSICAL SCHOOL, in
BOG ART II ALU; '
" on '
MONDAY, AUGUST . 1887.
Tb seaaion will continue uniJ!r"
opening of the Orowwboro Graded
8ehool. Each stndcnt mnst furnish a
table for bis or her own nae.
' TKBMS t :
Com." English branches per mo.. 1 2,0(
Hiaher Eng. (Gram. History, o )t 2..r.0
Anoiont Langnaireit .". . . . . .' 4 00
Tuition must be paid monthly.
: . Contingent fee for each pupil for the
whole Term ........... .....SOo.
ang9 5t SAMUEL C. 8MITH.
I. F. Boss,
LIVERY, FEED and SALE
STABLESI
NEAR THE GREENSBORO DEPOT.
HAS recentlv received one oar losd
of HJCKOBF WAQ0N3. and two
ear loads of the ,v v ' 'a 1 '
EMERSON A FISBER BUGGIES.
whioh augments the already large num
ber of jobs of that celebrated make, Haa
also control in this market of tbe cele
brated Columbus Buggies Has an ex
tensive trade in hand-made Harneu of all
grades and f r all pnrposna. ,
ISfHe sells Horses and Mnles sS welt
as Vehicles, and haa been before the
people live years. Aag5. sswlm .
THE WILMINGTON STAR
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' Address, WM. H. BERNARD,'
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