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1 : " . . - . . . . . " - - . The Baily WoFkmasio ,VoL 5. , GREENSBORO, N. 0., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1887. .No. 88, THE DAILY WORKMAN, Rates of 8ub8ciuftioj(. tiingle ocpy 9 oenu iij the week ten cents. By 1 be month twenty-five cents in advance. ttix months f 1 60 Ane jear ZS; three months 76c In adtance. No payments made to carriers will be acknowledged, nnd .he paper it not au thorized to be delivered to any whose name is not on the books of tbe office. is tbe only anthrised agent to oollect funds due this office, ex oepting such other person or persons as may be annotnosd hereafter. Curriers not allowed to sell papers ou the streets. J. L. M1CIIAUX, Editor. J. 8. MIC1LAUX, Local Editor. ADVERTISING RATES DISPLAYED LOCAL In. 1 day. 81.00 13 line 1 time,$ .80 8 days. 1.6010 2 times, 1.00 1 week, lday, 1 week, a 2.00 10 1.50 IS a.oo is 8.50 15 1 week. 1.60 I time, 1.20 2timee,l.W 1 feck. 2.00 coL t&r Contrast Advertisements taken v proportionately low rates. Enlertd at ih past offlo in Oremcboro,A ' C, at moond-ciaii matter. USrOjfUx on South Elm Street, wvir Bonbon HiiIL RAILWAY GUIDE. . Grbensboro, Mar. 1,1887. KtOGVOMI DANVILLR BAILROAD. Arrives from Richmond at 9 13 a m . " " 1032 pm Los von for Richmond at 9 61 p m 8 82 am WORTH CAROLINA IUZUtOilt. arrive from Charlotte at 8 20 a m " " 9 40 pm Leaves for Cliarlotte at 9 48 a m " " 10 44 pm Arrives from Ooldsboro at 0 80 p m Leave (or uoldsooro at 9 CO a m kobtb-wbstkbii n. 0. railroad. Arrives from tialem at 8 00 a m 9 20p m Leave for Salem at 10 CO a m " 10 64 pm ar.11. V. EAILBOAD, Trains Moving North. Leave Bennettaville at 10 10 a. m. Arrive at Greensboro. 7 25 p. m. Leave Greensboro 10 09 a. m. Arrive at Walnut Cove. . . . . . .1 00 p. m. Jrains Moving South. Leavd Walnnt Cove at 2 10 p. m. Arrive at Greensboro. 5 00 p. m. Leave Greensboro 9 60 a. m. Arrive at Ueonettaville 6 45 p. m. SCHEDULE OP MAILS: Mails going North closed 9 00 p m " - " - " 8 00am M - Booth " 9 00am 9 00 p m - Salem Br'ch " ' 9 00am - " . " " 9 00 p m " East " 9 00pm ' "o.F.aT.T.B.B" 9 00am - General delivery open from 8 00 a m to 6 80 d m.. eioert during: tne awin bntion of mails. tbe Money Order and Registered Letter ofQoe open from V 00 m to 6 00 p m. - . L00AL INTELLI0EN0E. fcTFor additional Local News, see 3d page. . Masohs, Tak Notice. Kegular meeting to-aizut. Work In the first degree. A full attendance desired Visiting brethren cordially invited. Tbe walls of the Graded School building have gone up above the first story doors and windows, and begins to show something of what it is to be. , The jay bird has come back to us after an absence of several months, and appears as the forerunner of chilling wind. But what a sorry -singer be is. . ' .-.-- ' :' -' Mr. Charles Kirkman, a brother of Treasurer Kirkman, died yesterday evening at 7 o'clock, after an illness of seven weeks, and will be buried tomor row at 10 o'clock in the cemetery of Friendship obnrch. His age was some thing over 23 yeaw. '';'' The.ort,adjourned yesterday, hay ins finished np the docket, and judge, jury, lawyers, clients, witnesses andl spectators shuffled off to other parts. .Judge Shepherd made his usual good record while on our benoh, and carried away with him the flood opinion of oar people. '1 '''im ' . ' Personal. . . ; 1 , ' Dr. H, U. Alford has gone up to spends some time at Piedmonl Springs. ' ' . 4 ,' -Mr. T. A. ' Lyon returned last night from Danville, Where he has been in the interest of bis Tobacco Book. ' 4 Mr. J. L, Stone, music dealer of Raleigh, was here yesterday looking around. , ', I - MiBS Carlette Fetzer, .who spent several days with her aunt, Mrs. Jos. II. Fetzer, of this city, left for her home, Conoord, this morning carrying, with jhef the good wishes of many friends.. Whnt is known us the Houston place, on the south west of town omprising something over one hun dred acres, was divided into three parcels, ami changed hands yester day. Greene street continues to im prove, but especially since the two houses built by Mr. Sikct and Mr. Foust have been closed in and paint ed. They both appear to be well built, and will be redy for occupan cy soon. On such a morning as we have had to day the hammers ol carpen ters can be heard at a great distance as they drive up nails in the roofs and sides of buildings here ard yonder. The effect is fine to one who with draws to a quiet spot on the suburbs and listens quietly lor ten minutes. Now and then he will bear the crow ing of chanticleer in the distance, or some autumn bird will begin to sing of the departing summer. Even the cawing of the crow, as he flies across the distant forest, gives a welcome sound by way of variety, and in the dew-laden -sedge the feeble death song of innumerable insects awakens thoughts that are peculiar to the sea son. The Greensboro Gas Company are just now very busy in building a new and complete bench of retorts ol 3's. In taking out tbe retorts there were found to be certain hard carbon ized formations in cylindrical shape which would be objects of curiosity to those who are strsngersto such things. This improvement at the gas works is demanded by the re:ent ex tension of the Company's mains, and the recent order of the city for 3a new lamps on the streets, together with the number of new houses into which gas is to be introduced half dozen such houses making applica tion within a few days past. This winter the Company's pipes will en ter the new United States building, making a large addition to the pres ent consumption of gas. The Com pany bas already on hand about 300 tons of coal , from the coal fields of Chatham county, and will Je able to supply all demands for gas. . A ILlhd Case. We hear to-day of an incident occurring in railroad cir cles which is really to be regretted. . Capt. Jake Hicks, daring the war, was stationary engineer at Company Shops, and was the only man that stood bis ground at the period of the surrender when the two hostile armies were confronting each other, and there was a general dispersion of publio and railroad officials. Capt, Hicks was at that time sole manager of all trains and the ! guardian of the company's inter estsL .: fiinoe then be has been running for I the Richmond and . Danville rail- 1 road, making in the last twelve months 48.000 mites, without causing a scratch 1 1 , so any ipassenger or emplpyee.Qoite i recently be has been honorably dia-1 charged, on account of the fact; as we i learn, that Captain Hicks,' for lack of early opportunities, was unable to read the written orders of the company, ac: cording to a law governing engineers. This result, while it is by the opera- tion of a wholesome law,! which the public is bound to approve, if it does not demand, seems unfortunate when it bears upon so faithful a man, and we could wish that some remedy might be found, if it were practicable. 1 ' Mrs. Cynthia Ferrell, wife of Rev. George Ferrell, of Granville county, Is dead, at the age of-77. Dress Plaiting-, MtM Flora Swaim, lata of Balom, N. C, propones to open a Dregs-making EiUltlUtimtmt at the residence of Mr. Kern, on Eait Market street, where she will exscute, In good style, any work entrusted to her. scpO tw WPut this on your " memory strlnjj," that Frank Taylor, at Stall No. 3, City Murkot, will have another lot of the flncvt Ments of the srason, to-morrow morning, 8iteiiib-r 10th. Also, a No. t, Milch Cow with a young Calf. in Cans And Km the fine Beef at J. It. Hiuiiks', to-morrow, (Saturday.) It Is the finest we hare seen this season. Call early and get t supply. AUo, the finest mutton to be had. It J. It. Hioiias. For Kent. Some nice offlcea, fronting Main street, over 8. S. Brown's Store. Apply to sepOtf W. E. Bkvill. Money Lot. A five-dollar bill In, or In front or, O. Will Armfield's store was lost Tuesday. The finder will be rewarded If It Is returned to Mrs. E. P. Woo tor's, or left at this office. sop? 3t rr Sale. One A No. 1 Milch Cow. Apply to Sep7tf C. PRKTZrELDEB. 3raaa Seeds for the Fsurmera. Clover Seed, Timothy and Orchard Grass, wholesale and retail, at C. Scott 4 Co.'s Feed Store. sepiw A man who has bad ten years' experience, desires to secure a position as salesman. Reference as to character and habits given, If desired. Address, Loot Box 365. sepO-lw Notice tt All parties having work of any description at the Jewelry Shop of W A. Horney. must come forward at once and pay charges and get goods, or they will be sold to pay cost of re pairing. The articles awaiting the claim of the owners will be found by calling on Mrs. Hor ney, on East street, who will deliver the goods on a compliance with the terms stated. ' C. H. Stokes, Sept. 1, 1887. aod ' Trustee. millinery ud Fancy Oooda Store FOKSALB. " A nice Millinery, Fancy Goods and Notion Store, now doing a good business. The best stand In Greensboro. Can add Dress Making to good advantage. To parties wishing to en gage In a nice paying business this Is a good opportunity. Will make terms reasonable. Canse for selling continued bad health. Address Milliner, care of the Workman office, Greensboro, N. C. Sep 5 tf Mrs. E. D. Hundlkt has removed her School from Its former location to tbe cottage on Syc amore street, opposite the law office of J. T. Morehead, Esq. Her terms for pupils will be tUtt per month. sep33w Don't Buy, Sell or ExchtukfO ' any kind of new or second-hand Machinery be fore obtaining prices from W. B. BOEGE88, Manager, Greensboro, N. C. Say what yon want, mention this paper, and save commis sion. v dw4w , Beptl. Pare L,eaf Xvd. : ; .. P. T. George A Co.'s Pure Leaf Lard Is dally gaining ground. Why? ' Because It Is the best on the market, and costs but very little more than ordinary lard. A full supply just received by J. w. Boots & Co. augSTtf . - 1'.'- New Canity maker. Ribbon Candy, Butter Cups and Taffy of all kinds. Our own make,' pure and fresh. We only ask a trlaL , ' . ,- ; , v . aog 81-tf. ;Gbbnsboro Casdt Co. .-. . ;' . . , 1 ;v'. -. ".' :. For Rent, . .. A good Dwelling House with six rooms, situ ated near the centre of the city. Possession given Immediately. Apply to ; ang38tf Bkmdrix Bhos. Something marvelous, but Trnel G. Will Amifibld la now offering 20 dif ferent patterns of Wonted Dress Goods, at 1 cts per yard, former price IS and 20 cts j 8at teena, Batiste and Ginghams that were 15 cts now 7. All the best grades of calico at 5 cts, except Simpson's. Piques that were 10 and cts, now tyi, and other Bummer goods at cor respondingly low prices. Boom must be made for fall purchases, which are now arriving. Call early, or you will miss thb bargains I The goods referred to are special Job lots. . agutf Old papers for sale at this office. ;rocerlea nnd Confectlouerlca. We now have In stock a full nnd frwli line of Groceries and Confectioneries, which are being sold at astonishingly low Inures. Hams cut to suit customers. Cull anil see. Goods de llverid to any part of the city, fmt of charge. Rep8 4w Wiiitk ii Ihr-uiitt. Frekli. What Is It ? A full line of Hoywter's Candy, Just received by IRVIN lu WEATHEULY. Call early, and get good candy. ' aug 35 2w Jut ltccclreil. A nloe line of Pre Gooris double snd sin gle width Cashmere., Ca:icH"8, Glughams, White Goods ol all decrlitlons, at very low price. Call and see them. Uespectfullv, (i. 11. ROYSTEB. mltr Kpvclal Notice. The time Is about ujion us when " every body" should look after the condition of tlieir mouth and teeth, so that they will not prove to be a trouble and Inconveclc&Cu during the foil and winter. Do not delay, for " an ounce of preventive li worth a poond of cure." Very resiiectfully, J. W. Griffith, Surgeon Dentist. e-30fflce over " Savings Bank. a27 lm V. II. Hoy.tcr Has Just received a nice lot of Ladles', Misses and Children's fine Shoes at bottom prices. Also, Gents' fine home made Shoes. m4tf weet Little Batter Cap. Try them! J34tf Grcexbboro Casdt Co. mining Property for Kale. W. A. Fields and D. H. McCulloch have opened np a mine situated 8 miles southeast of Greensboro, 1JV miles from Pleasant Garden depot, on the C F. Y. V. Railroad. Tbe prospects are very fine. Parties. Interested In mining business would 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 niStf , D. H. McCulloch. " . m 4ne finest and tket-Z'ttcco on tbe market Dlanora, Gravely, Fine-cut and Net lie Bly-Just received at Hunter A Mlcbanx's Drugstore. 9tf For Sale or Rent. The subscriber offers for kale or rent, a Dwelling House, situated on Oak street, South Greensboro. It has four rooms, and Is newly built. Dr. M. H, ALFORD. Ilonee and Lot (or Sale. House contains seven rooms. Lot large, running depth of block. Fine Garden and good well of water. Adjoining premises of B. E. Sergeant, on Washington street. In a good neighborhood. Price reasonable. For partic ulars spply to F. & Eldridoi, on the premi ses. : : : : ' aug8 tf , AV Breakfant Bacon. ' P. T. George & Co.'s nice, fresh Breakfast Bacon (uncanvassed). Also, their S. C Hams and pure Leaf Lard, Just received by J. W. Scott 4 Co. augCtf : , Good Vinegar And pure Spices are what yon want during " pickling " season. We have both. August ft-tf J. W. SCOTT A CO. : . ' Layer Dates. .... Nicest you ever saw, Jnst In. Boott A Co. (19 Fresh Oat Grits and Rolled Oats new crop at Soott A Ca's. augS tf v Contractor and Builder. ' Having decided to locate In Greenfboro for the purpose of engaging In the Building and Contracting Business, I take this means of In forming the people of Greensboro that I am prepared to furnish estimates of any class of either brick or wooden buildings. After an ex perience of 13 years as a Builder and Contract or of Alamance county, N. C, I can guarantee prices and all work to be done In first-class style. : The best of references can be furnished Those expecting to do anything In my line win do well by calling on me. I can be fonnd at the office of Messrs.' Brooks ALove, until further notice. Jy2160d HVC. Zachart. Farming Lands and City Property For j- aaie. .-v.;-.- v We offer several excellent Grain and Tobac co Forms in Guilford county, also fine Farming Lands In Chatham and Robeson counties, and two desirable Mills In this county, for sale on easy terms. , We have choice property for sale In and near the city, Building Lots and Dwell ing Houses.' '"'; " . Call and see us, or write for Information In regard to anything in the Real Estate business. We have, constantly, applications for money, and can place IV well secured by mortgage on good Real Estate. . Yatks Brothers. , alltf x Real Estate Agents ma-Na Tolu Clienlng Gum, wholewile ami n-t.il', at aug37tl J. W. Scott & Co'. Pure said Fresb. Little flutter Oil fur the llab) ! JUIIC'J4 tf (iKKKNMHOHU Camit Co. For ItenU The Sture-house ut neutoa-uiled by Kt, Harris Fllppln. klitC J. vv. boorr. A full line of James Means' three dollar shoes In luce, button and Congres, for men, Just received at II. Farrlor A Co's. The best in the world for the money diuj'JO tf i:iicourare Home liidii.tr,. Enpelally when it pays to do so. Go to C. H. Doi'ohtt's, and see what an eleiiant pair of Gaiters In the way of material anil v. 01 kuiun- elilp can be hail for five or six dollars. Also, call for an Aromatic Steam Cooker. JyStf Choice Timothy Hay. We have a smull quantity of Extra No. One Timothy Hay, which we will seU low. YATES KKOTIIKRS, Real Estate AgenU and Merchandise Brokers. Building Notice. C. a Waixmax, of Davis, Walmuan A Co., having for his foremen the well-known Builders, J. M. Wolfe and John Donne'l, with the pick of experienced carpenters, and with the most complete resources of the best dressed Lumber from the mills of Davit, Wain man A Co., and other first-class facilities, would contract for the building of several more first-class houses. Those wanting first-class work In all the particulars of style, durability and finish, and at reasonable figures, should see Mr. Wain man at once, as be wants to build a few more good houses hi Greensboro. augti tf , Always the Place. If Cartlaxd's was alwara the nlace to ueL nice things In the line of gentlemen's FurnUh- lng Goods, why shouldn't It be so much more the place now, since ho has just received a fill more attractive stock of Collars, Cravats mbroldered-front Shirts, Canes, Umbrellas, and direct Importation of Suitings and Pants Goods from Old Scotland? If not, will yon please call and see and tell "afoller" why? Cabbage, Cabbage. Hams, Breakfast Strips, Irish and Sweet Potatoes, Beans, Hominy and Grits just re ceived at . M. G. NswELL'a. , What lie Bays. I wish to say to tbe public that I keep as good candles as are made, also a good and varied line of cigars, cigarettes and smoking tobacco, and Gall A Ax's snuff, pickles and vinegar, desslcated cocoannt, 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 famish Ioe Cream of the bent to all who favor me with their patronage. Cream furnished to families as ever. Pleahk DON'T ASK FOR CREDIT. . , J. E. TUOM. . may tt - - . R.W, Thomas. A sclentlflo and ornamental sign painter. First-class In every respect. Defies competition Prices very, moderate to suit tbe tunes. All kinds of Imitation and fancy work done at shortest notice and In the most sclentlflo style and finish. : Trunks and umbrellas marked In the best style of the art Office under the old postoffloe. ' Bpectfully, neistf - ' . B. W. Thoxas. Delicious Drinks." ITnWTsn A Uimrinf nransnwl in dIt ' yon a charming variety of the very best and iuvoh uuuuivuo vi wwuug ui saa toy ayaavaa aa iiiin ads, so poptuar with all classesi Soda Water, Mox Ml, Iron Tonic, Deep Rock, Tlchey, Birch Beer, Mead, Ginger Ale. Allies cold, and la tempting style. Coll and quench. may25tf W. B. Farrar, tne jeweler, keeps nioe stock of artioles in his bne) which he guarantees' to sell on good terms Other dealers may claim to be fair, bni he claims to be Farrar stjlL ; Oall and examine hia elegant stock, assured that yon will find something to nil the bill 261-U : Brick! Brick! I Brick II. Xhe subscriber is, sow making brick of a clay which he believes to be eu periorto any other in use here olar found in the low grounds near Greer. Pill Cemetery. These briek prove" to b and are inch as are needed particularly in work which requires solidity. . ) ara ready to contract to furnish tha' su perior brick and also to p j them. J18U v D, N. Luzpatucx.