THE DAILY WORKMAN.
J. 8. MKHAIX, Local Editor
A Vpw for all people, but especially
to meet the desire which many are
kaown to entertain for a non-politioal
ftieet, the Wobkmax will stride logo
4nto every ho dm, leaving to other papers
-the soienoe o! politic, Riving the newt
in brief and holding itself responsible
to the moral sense of the community tor
its utterances.
9 Personal.
Miss Fanaie Holt, of Graham,
and Miss Hill of Raleigh, passed
through here lt night on their way
to Sulem Female Academy.
Miss Alice Cuess, ol Cary, an
alumana of G. T. College, who has
been vt(ln in ttus city for several
4ayp, returned to her home this mow
ing.
ijudge John A. Gilmer and So
licitor Thonas Settle, Jr., left this.
morning for Alleghany .court.
Rev. Dr. A C. Harris, of Brink
ieyville, N. C, who is on a ramble of
recreation, and o attend religious
meetings In the western part of the
State, was here this morning from
Bock Creek camp meeting, Alamance
county, on hit way to Summer field.
and reports a good meeting at under
way at Rock. Creek.
REVIVAL AT FAIRVIEW.
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. THE COTTON FACTORY STOPS ;
From Rev. R. R Michaux, pastor
of Haw River circuit, we have the
following . newi from a ..protracted
meeting now In progress at Fsirvtsw
church,, near Ouipee Cotton Mills
'Last night, (Tuesday, Aug. 30th,)
there wert ' 30 ' penitents, and' had
been at least ia conyerti- This morn
ing, while I WU trie store an alarm
came up from the factory, and the
managers hastened down there ex
pecting to find tome of the operatives
jailed, or wounded by the machinery,
but toon it became known that St was
caused by some of the converts, and
it resulted in a whole squad of girls
leaving the looms and spindles and
having it high time shouting and re
joicing. ' The proprietor! had decid
ed to run the mills to day, but it was
stopped and., ttood still until the girls
get through with their shouting."
It is not by any means to be un
derstood that we underrate the native
and acquired treacherousness of young
men in the matter of social evil which
we have under discussion, but that
we also, just now emphasise the ne-
their approach by the exercise of
proper parental training and parental
care, and we especially cite, the mis
taken practice of some in turning out
their daughters at a premature peri
od, and allowing them unwonted
freedom, by which they,' in a sense
become tempters, , We will state, al
so, - what we believe to be a truth,
which admits of but few .exceptions,
that there!' is no safeguard of the
young woman who goes into society
if the be wanting ' in the prudence
and good 'sense born of correct dis
cipline at home. We recognize fully
the fact of the evil inclination on the
other 'side; and it is because of such
that the imprudent young woman may
be said to be a tempter. '
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. How" It: 1 in Hendersonvili.b.
A ' correspondent at Hendersonyille,
whom we know well as exceptionally
intelligent on: matters about which he
writes, sends us thefollowing, though
not intended tor publication :
V We still hold ;the'; fort : ? No bar
rooms, here. ' The statement of the
Handersonville Times, 'that we had
as much drunkenness as with bar
n -Ms, and that prohibition here was
a f rce, is but a wet statement by a
v.. T editor. The citizens here know
1 r. With a population of about
50O, and about 2000 including the
floating element, there bat been only
about tl deaths in Hendersonville in
th last 10 months!
--Hairon for the murder of Chat
iBlackburn it on trial to-day.
Cholera reportt still come i
from Malta, and seven new cases and
four deaths were reported, August
Juge Samuel Hall, of Ga., who
was stricken with paralysis while at
Asheville some time ago, died at Mt
Airy, Ci.. "n Saturday last.
Tbe best part of the crop of Cen
tral Texas, is reported to be submerg
ed with water by late freshets in the
Brazos river. The loss .will be very
heavy, reachiag, it ia thought, into
tbe millions.
The Twin-Gty Daily says one
Crm in Winston bought over $aooo
worth of Jn'ed fru t on Wednesday,
and that Mess. P. IL HanesACo.,
shipped, during the month of August
over I10.000 worth of manufactured
tobacco.
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The Henderson Gold Leaf thinks
that Col. Polk, of the Progressive
Farmer, ought to sue the Atlanta
Cnstitutioa4orWHg4W-a2count
of a miserable wood cut which
Constitution inserted ia its columns
and named it Col. Polk. Such a suit
against the Constitution might serve
as a test case, but it would be follow
ed by to many others that the courts
wouUJ be glutted with cases of that
elati, . ' :
The Chatsttobth Hobbob. Re
P. F. Remsbarcr. & gentleman of oar
Xqaalntance, who was an eye wit
ness of the Cbatsworth disaster,
writes to tbe Methodist Recorder
of Pittsburgh a detailed account of
the affair,' from whlob we take tbe
following : ' ... . ,
Pnblio interest was never 'drawn
o oenerallv to a railway disaster.
Beaidea tbe coroner's inquest, tbe
board of railway and warehouse
oommiaflioners of this State ' are
probing .tbe matter to tbe bottom,
that if nodflible. the resDonsibility
may be fixed where it belongs. The
coroner's jury have held fa the
grand jory Timothy Oonghlio, tbe
section boss, as tbe principal cause
of the disaster. He bad been or
dared, as Droven. with, all the sen
tion bosses, to examine their divis
ions tbe last thing that Wednesday
evening, before leaving, for the per
pose of having everything in a safe
oondition. Tbe excursion train bad
the richt of way over all tbe other
trains, and po train passed over tbe
fatal bridge after tbe section nanas
left, for home. It was proven that
Timothy Congblin ordered ' grass
set fire within a few rode of tbe
bridge, as they were , on . be way
borne, and fire was seen burning by
several persons living near the
track, at different hoars, irom 6 to
.'. Fortunately, your estimate of the
dead waB too high; and also tbe
number of basseneers. ' The mor
tality list reached 82, inolading
three or fdar that died a few days
after, and few have since died, and
some ara still here, not sufficiently
recovered to be taken to : their
In reference to the robbing of
the victims, I think there is a mis-
apprehension of facts.- Many pock
ets were examined for tbe purpose
of identification, and valuables tak
en.) and have sinoe been (delivered
to friends i A. easei inp point It
was stated, in .some of the Chicago
papers that the body 01 the Her.
Mr.' Collins, of Galesburg, III., bad
been robbed of a gold watch and
7B in taonev. ' Now. the facta in
this case are, that Mr; Collins was
recognized ' as a iinishtr lempiar,
and hia watch and money were tak
en cars of and have been pven to
the family ; and ether similar cases
bave cone to ray notice. Eat to
the dj race of humanity, it fcfs to
te ai.iied that rcttirs was cr
Oucfelen't Arnica Salve.
The best Salve in the world for Chita,
(BraiMS, Bores, TJloers. Salt Rheam. FeJ
-rer Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands, ChiM
blnoa, fjorns, tnd all bkin Ernptions,
and jKsl lively cures Piles, or no pay
rtaavea. 11 is aroaranieea 10 sive wr
feet Mtisfsction, or money jefanded
Frioe 33 cents per box. For sale by
novio ly caw uvwm b micbacx
. 1 - ... ,
That ia a beaatiful a'ayins of St
Francis de Sales, that 'to obtain
perfection it is not necessary to
do BHxrular tbbgs, but to do com
mon things singularly well.".
BESTIAMILY MEniCUI
MO F1MILV SHTTJLD Bl WITHOUT IT,
and, by being kept ready for immediate
nse, win save many an bonr oz softer
ing and manv a dollar in time and d-o
tors' bills. ...
'3Tj Onlj Family Medicine."
"I have been a nserof Simmons Li
ver Regnlator for manv years having
111 auo it hit camuT weuioiDe. bit mo
ther before n e was very partial to it
find tbe RefroJator verv aa(e. harmViu
and reliable as a Fan ily Medicine, and
nave nsea it lor any disorder of the svs
tern and f onnd it to aet like a charm.
believe if it was nsed in time it would
prove a great preventive of sickness.
nave oiien reoommenaea it to my
friends and shall continue to do so."
uev. J. M. Rollihs. psHtor M. E.
ehurch, Bonth Farrfleld, Ya., to J B.
ZUIAS k. Co., Philadelphia. Pa., pro
prietors of Simmons Liver Regulator. :
DO; J. G. BfiODf JAX.
PHYSI01AIT AHD BUEQEON.
)fBof forthe pwent at hit .residence
ou Ash ttrtet. opposite Mrs. D.
Hall v...
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' Mrs. Hundley School.
MRS.-E.D.HUNDLET; ;
wot,' ' t
ThursJay,- September Ut, 1887,
RESUME her Scbocl for Girls and
Scya. .The 8eation will be for
Sine Months..
The management will be pleasant and
kome-like. ' " '
Those who have patronised this School
in the past are competent to give an
opinion of its merits.
ttTertns as heretofore.'" '
aFor particulars, inquire of Mrs.
Hundley. , . , , : . ; , Ang. e. xt7-u
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TUT ILL attend eitv and eotintrv calls.
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In all the latest Styles, for
FALL AND WINTER,
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IEADINO CLOTHEa,
'" ''. Greensboro, N. C.
C. M. YANSTORY, Manager.
HOUSES LOTS
For Sale in South. Greensboro
NOTICE la hereby g iven that by de
. cree of the Snpeilor Coart. of
Guilford Count t, I will sell for assets,
at the Court Boose door in Oreennboro,
' . On nonday, Sptuiber 3th, 1SS7, .
the following pieces or parcels ol Land
situate in South Oreensboro, to wit; '
Lot No. 1 On Asheboro Street, ad
joining John McCnlloch and John Shaw
oontaioing half acre.
Lot No. 2 Known as the Jesse Julian
lot, adj ioing Jesse J a inn and PeUr
Hat bard, containing 5 acres, which will
be out up and folJ in smaller lots. '
Lot No. 8 Known as the O. 8. Caus
ey lot, adjoining J. A ttodginand J.-F.
Jarrell, containing 1 1-2 sores, which
will be sold in two lota. '
' Lot No. A Known as the Levi Hons
ton lot, 'ad j-iuiog Giles Glatoock knd
others, eonulning half acre. " ,' '
Lot No. 6 Known as the Jesse Hous
ton lot, adjoining Peter Pass, Zeb.
Pritchett and others, containing 4 acres.
This lot will-be sold nnder a mortgage
deed executed by the said Houston to J.
F. Causey, on February 27th, 1884, on
record in the Register's office in Guil
ford county,' '
Lot No. 6 Known as the Hiatt plant
ation, 4 miles south of Oreensboro, ad
joining Widow Armfleld, A. A. Binton
and others, containing 185 acres, which
will be sold in two or more lots. .'
Lot No. TKnown aa the mining
tract, 8 miles southeast of Oreensboro,
adjoining Simpson Causey and Peter
Hardin, containing 2 acres. .
Lot No. 8-rKnpwn as . '
THE HOME PLACE,' -situated
cn Asheboro street, about one
mile from the Court House in Greens
boro, adjoining Logan MoCullooh and
Lettie Glass, containing 1 1-2 acres of
land, which said lot will be sold in two
parcels, i A good-.- ;. ,. ..
TWO STORY D WELLING HOUSE
and all neoessat outbuildings. ; ; !;
t&k plat of these os'and the ub
diviaiona ot them will be made snd ex
hibited and explained by .W. A, Fields,
Administrator of Joseph, F. Causey, to
any who propose to buy tbe property.
At the same time and place, I will also
.sell -p 'f: 9 f- ; ' V?-'x;0). :?v j
' une Safo ana one Clold Wat(;h
' Trm$ of 8al9Qae third in cash and
one-tnird in equal payments at three
and six months, secured by bond snd
security, with interest from day of pale.
VV A. i.iUS,
Aug. 8d, 1887.' al9tdU,v;',;,,iam'r.';
GOODS!
LOT OF
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IJVERY, FEED and SALE'
STABL-BSI .
KE tR TflE OREENSBORO DEPOT. '
HAS recentlv received ' one oar load
of HICJt"'" WAQ01i8. and two
ear loads of tbe , v i, t J j.'.-. .
EMERSON & FISHER BVGOIES,
whioh augments the aJxeftdvlaroe num
ber of jobs of that oelebrated make. Haa -also
oontrol in this market of the oele-
bra ted Cot.dmbtjs Rcooibsj .. Has an ex-
tensive trade in kand-mAde Eameu of all
crrtkAaa anil fn a11 imvnnuri .i - i-
t&Re sells Hones and Mnles as well .
as Vehioles, and has .been before the
people five years, . Aug 5. , nawlm ;;
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