THE DAILY WORKMAN.
J. K. XHllltX, -LocaJ Editor
A paper for all people, bat eepecUlly
to attt the deslr which many art
kiown to entertain for non-political
sieet, the Wobxkax will strivs to go
in every bo dm, leaving to olhei paper
tie aoence of politica, giving tb sews
ia brief snd holding itaelT recponifbU
to the moral mdn of tba oommanity for
im nttertnoet. -'
Personal. ' .:
Col. Houiton, of Mount Vernon
Spring, was among the number ofj
thoM who came up on the C F. &
Y. V. railroad lait evening.
t Mitt Lucilla Fleming, who haa
been spending aome time with her
titter, Mrt. R. E. Patteraon, at Lib
erty, came up last evening on her
way to Vance county to visit frienda
, in that tection.
Revs. JII. Gilbreath and Jere
miah Cox, patted through last night
on the way to Mount Pleaaant, Ohio
.near Wheeling, Va., to attend the
X. Ohio Yearly Meeting of Friendt, ajid
the Indiana Yearly Meeting, at Rich
mond, Indiana.'
Three tuicidet are reported Irom
N4v York City for August aoth t A
boy of 15, and a widowed mother and
her daughter. Pitiable indeed.
"Our -New Navy will be de-
acribedapd illustra ted-in the Septem
ber number of the American Maga
zine by Lieut. W, S. Hughes, U. S
, N. From the acurate details given
of, the capacity and power of the new
, ships, the leader will be enabled to
' judge for himaelf how fur they may
1 serve m solving the problem of our
v(. naval defence.
Can't Occupy thk Sams Houib.
Henry George it represented ' at
saying that ".the present labor party
'cannot afford ;o occupy the tame
i house' with the socialists" Very good.
But hear trie following deliverance, of
the chief : "We recognized that they
(the socialists) are actuated by high
motives, and that they are in earnest
in their wprk in behalf of the masses,
but there are principles held by them
that we could not endorse."
Sullivan, the hero and pride of
Boston, hat had a belt studded with
diamonds presented to him. It oniy
cost $8,000. Newt Item.
Doubtless many of our readers will
recognize the foregoing item as one
which they have Teen already; but
- is'nt it a study? Does'anybody won
der that the office of "tool killer"
should have been thought of years
ago, and in the absence of the reality
. of such a thing there should be an im
aginary character adapted to the bus
iness of knocking fools on the head
with a . huge club? If the preienta-
tion oi the belt to Sullivan represent
ed the majority of the American peo-
' pie we should not consider our inter
est in the affairs of the country as
" worth looking : after ; and, if such a
. majority were to.have the rule hence
, forth, we should say that the devil
needn't be at all uneasy , about his
crown and his Kingdom. 1 The laws
of the, country, if they were, just and
i equitable, would have such men no
.there wouldn't be such men, but boys
: .. who were developing into prize fight
ers would go to. the house of correc
tion VA" TvKw I ;l. .;
Kothing,After Aii- -The Char
lolte ;, Chronicle of August 23rd cofi
tairjs an explanation , from Rev. Mr.
. . Law, District Supt. of the American
Bible bocietv, . touching his relations
to the , question of evolution as in
volved in his supposed sympathy with
' that according Iq what Mr. Law now
so ta: oily states, and which we quote
from the Chronicle, the explanation
made would have satisfied the execu
tive committee, and saved Mr. Law
from the appearance of a menace to
the Mecklenburg county Bible Socie
ty. Here it the paragraph at it ap
pears in the Chronicle 1
, At to the scientific theory of evolu
tion, I do not claim to know anything
about it. I have never had the time
nor .the opportunity to.inyettigati H
for --myself, and consequently, have
not been .able to arrive at an opinion
whether it - it true or false. Hence I
have uniformly declared that I neith
er believe it nor disbelieve it. .
t How Mr. Law could have aseo
misled into the belief that he' ought
to assume an air of dignity and inde
pendence toward the Mecklenburg
County Bible Society, instead oT mak
ing the explanation aked, and which
he now virtually makes, and should
prefer instead the flourish which he
made in his manifesto td the execu
tive committee, we leave to tome
evolutionist" much wiser than weJ
are to account for.
Wao8 .w 1800. Tbe cod
of tbe close of that d
be well examined; it ia (all of in
traction for aooial adUtora. . In
Billy BARLow.J-An aged friend
of ours hat a Barlow Knife, and he
sa)t that although its cost was only
fifteen 'cents, it it a really good and
aer'.'icrable knife From time irn-
mejnorial there has always been on
the market a Barlow Anife, and all
the while there have 'been certain
knivet ol that ordei Ih'at proved to be
very goodj to much to that the Bar
low continuet. to hold on it way.
We first hear of "Bailow'', in a school
dialogue of the olden time "in which
a man by the name of Barlow comet
forward at the head of a colony des
tined for the wilds of America. Stu
dents of those old days remember the
different characters introduced of pro
posed migrants, and how Barlow
answered each one with a good word
especially if he followed a r useful
trade, as farmer, tanner, carpenter
oiacKsmiiii, snoemaker. out pres
ently a new and distinct character in
troduced himself, and he dU so with
an air of superiority. , When Barlow
asked him about his vocation he said
he was "a gentleman." This fellow
atone might suppose, did not meet
with. a flattering reception, and Mr.
Barlow told him ' that there was no
place tor him He was not needed
f he came, he would only be a bur
den to the , rest, as well as a demoral
izing element in the colony. '
'. Things have changed very much
m many respects since the days of
Barlow, but at for the "gentleman"
of the ttyle of the fellow who propos
ed to come over and be waited on and
supported by the rest, he has not
changed a whit.- People admire
gentle horse,' or a gentle cow, but a
gentle man it ju&tji little too gentle
for anvthing,; and we thank Mr. Bar
low for declining to plant any of the
ttock in America, having plenty that
come up spontaneously in soft, shady,
places.'' '': ::Ki'C.";'v
V Esciteiueuc in Texas. :
Great excitement haa been caused in
tbe vicinity of Pari, Tex , by the re
markable recovery of Mr. J. E Corley,
who wfis so helpless be eonld not torn
in bed," 07 "raise his bead, everybody
said he . s djing of Consumption. , A
trial bottle of Dr. King's New . Diaoov
ery was sent hiin - finding relief, he
boncht a large bottle of Dr. King's New
Life Pills, by tbe time be bad taken
two hexes 01 fills and two itottlea of
the DiHOovery ,he wss well and had gain
ed in nesn thirty-six ponixds.
Time and tide wait for no one.
: tiucklen's Araica Salve. :-'
The best 8e!ve in the world for Cuts.
Binises, Sorea, Ulcers, Salt Eheum, Fe
ver Sores. Tetter. OhanDd HandiLChil.
Mains, Cornr.; od all fikc- Eruptions,
and positively cures i'lleu, ;or no pay
required. It js jnmarite i to cive nei.
foot eallsfaol.ioa, ; or tooney refunded.
Price 25 cents -per box; For sole by
novis ly Ciw Jtittxisa & Michaux.
; , Plso's TiomwJ? fnr Catarrh Is th
I . Bwt, Eatiitt to Vise, tuid Ctiettpest.
J Aim (food iSr Co14 In the Hd,
n
lJ
7 HOUSES LOTS
For Sale ,in Bouta GrcensborQ.
0 . . '
the cra.t nitiea nnaliiw) vnrkmnn I VTOTICE ia hereby eiven that by da-
JkiJk.ii,.j.. w v, I ll ere of the Superior Coart of
own food, and foond their own u rjoaoor in Greensboro,
lodgiogs. But in tie oonnW, on n.r, a.p(..r 9h, issr, .
tba wnil, OT hmjt a band waa th, following pieeet or parcela of Land
employed on aome pdblio wprk, titnate in Houtb-Oreensboro. to wit:
tbej were fed a&d- lodged by the Lot No. 1 On Aahaboro Street, ad-
employe and frfvear a few iollara a joiuing John MoCuUooh and John Shaw
moaiOd thjf reuturylyapia ca- JnMthe Je-ialun
nalt tba digger to tba coarsest Ioti luing JeM im B Md PeUr
aiei. were oouaea id- tue ruueati Qatbard. coniainug 0 acre, wraonwiu
abeda, and paid IS a montb from be out op and olJ in smaller lots.
May to November, mx! (5 a month , Lo So. SKnown as the O. a .Cans
from November tollay Hodoar. 1
juvumi. iumu p, uifuwi 1 ixi be told in two lota.
and OQODDere. wno. Irom Ujo to I Kot No. 4 -Known at tbe Levi Bona
1800. labored on tba Dobiiiv Build- ton lot. adi -ining Giles Glaaoock and
. I. a fTt -
toga and cnt tba atreeta and avennea oiners. oonuuuing nan -ciw.
oiV-hu,. 2',!,r JrttESS'SS? rZE
year, or if they wiabad, $C0 for all Pr4h.ti.nrf oth-. oonuinina 4 aora.
tba work they ooold perform from This lot will be sold under a mortgage
March 1 to December 20. The deedtxeentedbytheaaidHonatontoJ.
boora of work wera inyariably from ' tlaul !8A,n
nnriaa to aanaet. Wajrea at Alba, ,twh offioe ,n 0uil-
ny and New York wera 3 ahilliDgs, , T .t No m-KnoWn aa the Biatt oia&t
or. aa money then went, 40 cent a Utlon. 4 milea aoath of Greensboro, ad-
day; at Lanoaater, IS to $10 a j lining Widow Armfield. A. A, Binton
month; elsewhere in Pennsylvania fonuiulng 185 aerea, which
.,' tit tR Sn will be sold In two or more lota,
workmen were content yrun loin T . v , Vn.. .. ,v. -i-i-.
summer and $5 in Winter. At Bal- 8 m'Uea aontheaat of Greensboro
timore men were glad to bn hired ajqioing Simpson Causey and Peter
at 18 penoa a day. .None, by tbe uardin, eonuuumg a aorea.
month, aaked mora than t G. At 8-Known aa
Frederiekabnro the mice of labor : THE HOME PLACE.
was from $5 to $7. In Virginia, situated on Aabeboro street about one
white men employed by the year ?"?'?
were given X16 wrrency; .laves, proffi,m
wnen tirea, were ciomea ana peir Und, which said lot will be sold in two
masters paid XI a month. A pound puoeia. A good '
Virginia money was. in Federal TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE
money, $3.33. The average rate and all necessary ontbnildinga.
of wages tbe land over was, there- ; 19-A plat of these lots and the tab-
fore; fbd a year, witn 100a e10, per- division 01 tnem win ie made ana x-
kn Irwmnir fink nl tWa am all btbited and explained by W. A. Fields,
sum the workman mtt8t;with his Administrator of Joseph F. Cantey, to
1 11 1 , any who propose to bny the property,
wife's help, maintain bis family.- t the aametime and place, 1 will also
Nc&Jaater a History.- - gen
One Safe and one Gold Watch.
Th obbm ( PiwvenUtHi... : I Jermi of ibaBOne third is cash and
Tim Mtinfatinii rf fmtiinir nf ft-nm cfttchinir one tnird in equal payments at three
.n. diuii wtm ririnvin fr fn.m imniir and s'X monthi. boo u red by bond sad
air, from a sick prKn, frmlwnuct with foul aectfrity. with intcreat from day of sale.
, w -Aa m 1887. Adm'r,
muiW) ID vviil Jin t V RUU l. .UAirtJ VWJVU WJ
th nA nT rtu-hra Prnnhvlnptlfl Fluid. A bot
, iifun
a aiill .In mn aaMi. anmtnr .nil ..nM. I
j u.k.i.i..-iL.L: I.i WiiTriiTiflPTrm nn oopon rrfli
oraw uisu au me uumorwg (u uie worn. 1 . 11 uiuiuguvu XLLWOOQUgbXt
1 '' " . " '. I WlUONPTOf, . . . . NoBTH CAROUKA,
in v ernicc unammeua. 1 (Kemovea from uoiqatwro to w umington.)
W, D. 8u1t DraRDist . Bippns, Ind.. 1 8end yonr name and the name and ad
testifies: "I can recommend Electrie I areu ' nve UI 0UT neiibors or munas
Bitters as the verv beat remedT. . Enn 00 .Ptt' "! K ror Jour
r-"-- , , coDvortbe
ease One man took six , bottles, and I . - kiw dalt pafbr.
waa cored of Kneumatisni of 10 veara' - TVi wiiMinnmn uoa....
atanding. Abraham' Hare. Drnggut, A larjre eisrht pae paper, complete Tel-
seumia vnio,ainn: "Aue oeat aeu-i - egrapmc Dispatches. Hem Market Kt-portn.
ing medioine I have ever .bandied in mv ' -A live wide-awake Democratic Journal. -' :
SWyears' experience,' . is Electrio Bit- "THE PK1DE OF THE I STATE,"
tera. . lnousands ot otters nave added 1 1 puslishkd ! wiLitraaTON,
their teeilmony, so that the verdict is Tlie Messenger Publishing Company.
unanimous mat jueoiMo tnera no curs Krrnas,.-- ti, mnni),. trial
ait atseaeea 01 we juiver, . jianeya or
Blood. Only a half dollar a bottle at
Hnnter A Michanx a Drag Store,
THE
; Mrs, Hundley's School. v
jr. MRS. E. D. HUNDLEY
RESUME ber School for Girls and
Boys. ; Tbe 8eion will be for
Nine Months.
The management will be pleaaant and
home-like. v-. .-.- "
Those who bava patrpaigad this School
in the paat are competent to givr an
opinion of its merit. . , ' - . . , V
aWTerms aa hretofor., k
ftofFor particulars, iuqaire of Mrs)
Hundley. - Ang. 6 1887 tf
X Fw Ro3Sf
LIVERY, FEED and SALE
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STABLEST
NEAR TBE OKEEN8BOBO DEPOT.
HAS recently received one oar load.
Of HICKORY WAQOXS. and two
ear loads of tbe
EMERSON t FISHER BUGGIES,
which augments the already large num
ber of iohs of that celebrated make. Has
also control io this market of the cele
brated OoLCMnps Bcooixa. Haa an ex
tensive trsds in karlmuU Hemttt of all
grades and f r all pnrpoBf a.
ftrU sells Horaft and Jtlnlea as well
Vehicles and baa been before the-
people rivo years. Aug 5. Dtwlm
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"EEMALEgEMlNARY.
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New Boarding House I
MBS. WOGGOMAN haa taken charge
ot the,'- -f- ' 'r':.;-
CENTRAL HOTEL.
which has jnst been put in nioe order,
and ia supplied with clean and nioe. fur,-
uuure, ana is preparea so entertain a nitrn ttttt -a rrwn rrrv-vr nm 1 -n
number of Boarders, both regular and IHIj VVIljJXLLiNUrlUl( OliJ.Il
for $2.00 in advance.
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Oood table eoommodation.
t&"Yot Transient Boarders. 25 cents
per meal and tbe same for lodging. '
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REDUCTION IN PKICE.
HYGEIA1
A-
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
TOBACCO an aid to HEALTH
A NEW TOBACCO, maunfaotored
XX at Kichmond. Va, by ,; -.,
Thos: C. Villfarrrs & Co.;
'OKDEB A FODMCLA PEBPABKU BY
PEOFESSOB MALLE.TT,
,Of the .University of VirgiEia.
Anti-iiiakriail Anti-Dyspeptic V a good House and Lots in Greensboro.
Wervine, and an exoeUent Chew. . :.: - :
Try It It Is No Humbug I ! BY S'leiSSSS
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Address, ; : ; WM. H. BERNARD.
Wilmington,N' C,
Greensboro Female College,
THE SIXTY-FIFTH SESSION of
this well-eqaipped and rrosperons
Institution will begin on the 21th day of
Angnst, 1887. ' ,
Tuition n fall English Coarse, per ses
sion of weeks, for day Pnpila JJ20.00"
Tuition in Preparatory Department-..
............ ..$10.00 to fl5.0t.
fta?" For Catalogne applr to Y
y6td , T. M.-JONES. President
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
,'j if-
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BALE OF A
T. S. SDELTON'S,
where the Tobacco can be had. "iui
Greensboro, Aug. 8. ' , - ' lm.
nrst in hit
ti .nu. enprf-v ani rowrtBbilitr (or
W'ality. iKKinlc-acd ateUnd. MALAI V io
licieieMd enhilliod. GAVBKU4..H hrtl, Sl N.
outcry, at the Court-house ia Greens
born, on Wednesday, August 21, 1987,
at 2 o'clock, p. m., the House and Lota
beloDfjing to M. 1. Tatum, Esq.', and
bounded by Main, Feir and Spring sts..
known cs Lots Nob. i and 5 as laid off
in 43.'" Terms made known on day of
sale. ; T. J. OGBUEN.
Sumnjerfield, N. C, I " ,-Vv
July 11th, 1887.: july 18 lm .
ODeni SeDtemba. writ .an.. (m.J iu
:ton bvuitifal. Chmat .ulenHM. Puni. t ... .77 ' '
All impneuut tinnngvi in ,joc fnutlr reduced dwir. BorA
W.,, Light., EiurHrt, LMlS. Frinch.c,Tr.2?a.
3J 9u. t-'nrCAUlok-ue write
MMt, Gtauloa. TViiguurfc
LjolvjiiistlcyeM titmSept. u, Juno.SIO. t-orOul,
WashingtoniLee .
UH1VEESITX. LEXIJSGTON, Va-
Instruction in the usual Academic
Studies and in tbe professional schools
tf bw and Kazioeertug. Tuition
and fees $75 for session of 9 months,
bepinning Hept. 15. ' CaUlogne free.
Address v O. IV, C. LEE, rreaident
-,' OF ,
Washington and ; Lee' Unieersi''
v lien. (. ,W C I-.XJE, Pi cfcifient. ,
Instruction by.tesf-bpoLsard printed.;
leqi u res, . nith courses of lectures on
special subjacls bv emiaentj arista. Tu '
ition and ees, 575 forsossioa of tiae
months, nccmuiorr '-;ep;eu-bcr 15. ' For ;
Catlosae and .oil iulormatioa,' address-
, ; : , LU.AS.- A, GilA.VES,
j16 8t . Trot, of1 Law, Lexington;. Ya-