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name is not on the books of the office,
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oepting suoh other person or persons ai
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J. L. MICHAUX, Editor.
i. 8, J1IC11AUX, Local Editor.
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Vol. 5. GREENSBORO, NCTUtSDAY, MARCH 27, 1888. No. 294.
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Atir.Oontraot Adverliseatunce taken m
proportionately low rates. , .
ttinttrtd attht pott ojflotin Urntboro,A
0., at ttoond-ckut matttr.
'Ojflot on Souik Elm Strut, under
Btnbow Mall
RAILWAY OUiDK.
Greensboro, Mart n, 1887.
lOBMOHD DUKVWLM BAXLBOAO,
Arrives from Riohmond at 0 43 a m
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Lmtm for Riohmond at 9 01pm
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STOBTR OASOLTJU ATT.BOiP.
Arrives bom Charlotte at
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Leaves for Charlotte at
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Arrives from Goldsboro at
Leaves forOoldaboro at
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9 40pm
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18 on
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Arrives from Belem at 8 00 a m
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' Leaves for Salem at 10 CO a m
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, fl, f. II T. BASiBOAD,
, Trains Moving 2orth.
Leave BennettaTille at. .... . 8 15 a. m.
Arrive At Greensboro 5 40p.m.
Leave Greenaboro... . 9 59a.m.
Arrive at .Ararat 8 00 p.m.
lraint Moving South.
Leavj Ararat at. ...... ......4 00 p. m.
Arrive at ureensDoro v uu p. m.
Leave Greenaboro 10 05 a. m.
Arrive at ennettsville.......8 00 p. m.
SCHEDULE OF MAILS:
Mails going North closed
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General delivery open from 8 00 a m
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LOOAL INTELIIGEN0E
Matter coming nader the following heads la
inserted free of charge all other advertising
matter Is subjeot to regular advertising rates i
Preaching and Saaday-ecbeol notices for the
Churches.
Kotloes of marriages and fleatAs In brief.
Notices af arrival and depart are of malls.
. Notloes of all purely benevolent movements.
There wilPbe preaching at the
Weit Market Street church to-night
Tucday) at 7:45.
Toot, toot,V is the ' way the
Twin-City Daily heada an article on
the Roanoke & Southern road.
Justice,. The artiole of Justice is
, U right and ptoper, but we have so
much original matter to day that we
re not able to insert in thia issue.
. Mrs Sallie Kivett, a venerable
lady, supposed to be about too years
old, the widow of Henry Kivett, li
tag three miles from the town of Lib
erty, died yesterday at her home in
' Randolph county. -; . '' .. . f
, ' 'We hear that 'Fred, son of Mr,
W. A. Stowe, who lives a short dis
tance oat from town on the east aide
was bitton this morning by a dog which
- was supposed to be mad. . The young
cnan came to town for treatment, but
from whom we cannot speak with cer
tainty. ; ''7 .-'V
A-Crabh Thia is the ..head line
whioh greeted the reader this morn
, Ang, on the first page of the News-Ob-server
of this date, while underneath,
in bold type, the following appeared :
1 'The State National Bank wilf not
,pen to-day Its President abd Cash
ier said to have absconded with a large
r amount of its! funds all the other
Banks as sound as a dollar.".
v And that is about, all we know of
the matter to-day. It is a sensation
truly. W cannot, hear what has be-
ae of the President und Cashier. It
e sny, -"'gone where tha woodbine
twineth," we are sure it is not Canada
just yet, though the indications are
that the two men are a long way from
their base" by this time One of
them having come up from Raleigh
Saturday night. It is supposed that
he went north on the first train, and if
so, he eould hsve reached Canada be
fore the defalcation was known, which
was yesterday at the hour for opening
the baik. If we are not misinformed,
ths absconded President, C. E. Cross,
was a son-in-law to the lata distin
guished banker, John O. Williams,
and Sam'l. C. White, the Cashier, a
brother to Mr. Williams' widow, who
survives, snd who was perhaps the larg
geat stockholder in the bank,
The immediate effect will be and
unfortunate it Is to shake the faith of
people in banking institutions but
while this is true, it should be remem
bered that such defalcationa are rare in
thia section of the country, and that
such occurrences are not often followed
by others in the placea where they oc
cur. At tbia junoture no one seems to
know where the downward tendenoy
began, nor who is to be blamed for the
first step in the misfortune. Facts will
oome in hereafter.
- - ia 1 1 1
A Ifar Suburban Town,
"A movement is on toot," says the
Charlotte Chronicle, "to build a rail
road depot at NewelPa . Turnout, a
pretty little station on the Richmonr'
& Danville railroad i x miles 01 t o
to wn ironewdWe "-This Indi
cates whst seems to be a general ten
dency in the country, and which is
supported by certtin reasonable con
siderations. Considering the un
wieldy size of the (arms in the coun
try generally,' the sparseness of ths
population and the poor condition of
the highways, life has so raany in
conveniences ttat there is no wonder
if people seek various waya by which
to effect a change. As, things now
are, the school, the church, the store,
the shop, the doctor's office, are re
moved far from many of the people,
who feel the ' inconveniencea very
sensibly and who will always embrsce
an opportunity to improve their sur
roundings. The remoteness of the
institutions we haye named from the
people generally is felt all the more
sensibly by the very terrible roada
over which the people are forced to
travel, and the difficulties encountered
are still further intensified. Until the
era of improved highways shall dawn
upon the country, the condition ot the
people scattered here and yonder by
the almost impassible roads, must be
anything but pleasant, ; Think of a
fam:ly who scarcely ever sees the
town unless on some special occasion
in the dry season of the year, and the
the transportation of whose marketa
ble producta to the railroad town is
worth about the price obtained , for
them.: We have a new and altogether
just designation for our pads leading
into the country "The Patent Horse
Killer and Wagon Breaker and De
vice lor Keeping the People Poor.
We have heretofore shown that where
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Farm For Sale. 1 ,
Beventyi&ve acres, 3 miles, Kast of Greens
boro. incn27-3w w. A. Btowe.
Lumber, Laths, Bhlmgles, etc
I am now prepared to furnish all kinds of
Rough and Dressed Lumber at the shortest no
tice and the lowest prices. Call and see me
before baying. ' Will trade lumber for Grain,
Bacon Ac W. P. Hutton,
mcb27-lw at Mendenliall A'Co'8 old." stand.
rr SaJa r Umu '
One of those seat oottages on Greene Street,
next door to Mrs. Johnson, Is for rent or sale
oa aooommodatlag terms. The bsuse contains
ova rooms and two porch ft, and la conveni
ently arranged. For particulars, apply to
Has. Xamt Warn,
mch37-tf Bingham School, M. 0,
....CrystallzedFrnlta 60 cents per pound.
CrystaUaed Ginger, SO cents per pound at
mch38-lw : QASftBTT'a
....Fresh Northern Apples. Sweet Florida
Oranges. Fresh Lemons and Coooanuts Just
received and selling at the usual low prices at
mchaO-lw . j Gambit's.
Ml. Airy Enterprise.
Who would bare thongbt that Ut Airy
makes a better fall Havana filler Cigar than
Mew York City that retails for five oenta.
However It Is true. Try them. For sale at J)
mch30-lw ! - Guiubtt's
' m i ,.
' Ni Bread. Wkeleaoaa BreaA,
I am making my bread ont of Patapsoo Su
perlative Boiler Patent Floor, no better ground.
Try my Steam Bread, Medicated Graham Bread
and Bye Bread. My Baker understands his
business. Served bis trade in England and has
thirty years expmlence in this country. Re
member I sell 38 Bread tickets for one dollar.
m2Mw BespectfoHy, T. IX Gabbbt.
' H4 TUJn.
:, I have a lot of 9 lb dans of Egyptian sugar
oom,and a lot of S lb cans of tomatoes put np
by Horn, West A Ellerson, all fresh and good
at 10 oenta per can. Also freah eandy, London
Layer and seedless raising, citron and currants,
canned oysters, sardines, four year old apple
Vinegar, loose Pickles, chewing and smoking
Tobacco, and a fine line of cigars, snuff, etc.
My Bakery Is In good working order, as good
bread and cakes as any made In the State.
Orders for cakes for families or parties solicited.
Good plea a specialty. , ' Bespectfully, , .
. moh353w . ' , J. E.THOM.
;r: Fresh -'-i'
Received every evening from Cape Fear river
for sale at Jackson V Barnes meat stall on
Asheboro street, Booth Greensboro, ' mr31 lw
1 Tip Ton Flouft '; V:
1 Price reduced. Itcaa now be bought low
down, at : C W.Iavnfs.
mr SI 8w . " ' j-v" ' ';.' ".' '
' Fresh Candy. "
I have Just received a fresh line of fine can-
candy, I sell broken eandy at 10 Cents per
pound, figa 10 cents per lb. : , C. Wr Iav.
mrSlSW i 1 v
'' Stock Wcuated.
The highest price la cash will be pald"for a
few shares of North Carolina Railroad stock up
to April 39, 1881 Apply at this Office. ml9-6t
, EgTptliut Sngar Corn.
Another Invoice of the above celebrated
brand of canned corn none better peeked.
Try it. At '"' ; SoottACo's.
mohlMf - . ,
' F. T. Oeorgw Oos '
celebrated Hams, Lard and Breakfast Bacon
always on hand at , J. W. Soorv A Go's,
mchl6-tf ',; i' ;
.' Try Our OoleatgM Tern. ;
la Fancy Bamboo baskets. Only 75 cents a
pound. At ; , ,. " ' Soon A Co'a.
moht6tf
Drte4Bet'
Received every week, shipped te order, at
only SO oenta per pound, C. W. Irvm. '
mchli-9w ' '" -"i1 . : ;.
' Have Yea Tried!
That white Corn Mealmade by roller process
For sale by . C W. Irvm,
mchJ4-8w -t '' 4-
I Bay Cheap, and Sell High on Tlinei
Finest Imperial Mart -a Raisins SO cents V
pound, Figs 8 ponndft; for 25 cents. Sultana
Raisins pounds for 2 J cents, Leghorn Citron
25 cents V pound, Bent Box Dates 10 cents ?
pound, Mixed Nuts 15 tents V pound, Common
French Candy 20 cent P pound, XXX Soda
Crackers 5 cents V poif d, fresh and nice, and
mS-tf . In Bullfij ulidlng, neaf leiot. v
" v .. Frui ' Fruit, '
Sweet Florida Orant, ', fine Bananas, Lembns
and everything In the1 alt line. Don't forget
that I keep the bust it l cheapest fruit In the
clt
leb.
C w. terns.
27-tf
"Stuffed r
and sour pi,'
Ac. Just rec
Feb. 25-tf
i a full line of sweet
'ot"", Catsnp, Bances,
Soott A Co's. '
noaejr te Lead.
Money loaned on mortgage or real estate.
mcbSf tC Dillabo A Kino.
Freeh dried beef received every week,
chipped to suit the trade at
mr33 lw A. L. EiaiMiH's
Irish
Received Unlay, a bt of fine eating pota
toes from the mountains. A. L. Kirkmam.
NeUce.
Any parties holding claims against Fields A
Causey will please present them within the
next ten days to W. A. Fields'.
vr23w
Another lot of that Choice Maple Syrup, also
Bock Candy Byrap and N. O. Molasses at
Feb-85-tf J. W. Soott A Co's.
Ask ror" Bunker Hill " Pickles In 9 gallon
palls or glass jars Boon A Co's.
Feb. 85-tf
If yonr Stock of Preserves and Jelly Is run
ning low remember we can supply you with
almost any kind you may want Not quite as
good aa you put up, bnt a good as can be
bought' Beepectfully,
Feb.9S-tf J. W, Scott A Co.
For Beat.
One dwelling house on Oak 8treet, contains
four rooms, two porches and a pantry. The
house Is new, See Da. H. M. Altord,
Feb. 87-tf
, Oranges aad tnona
Fresh, nice stock, both wholesale and retail.
mchl5-tf ' Soott A Co's.
. ....Mince Meat, Prunes, Currants, Datea,
Figs, Nuts, 4c, at ; C, W. lavni's.
Feb.87tf "
' -' E. P. Wnartea Ac C,: ;
Beat Estate Agents also bny and sell same.
We will contract to build a few houses. The
following Is the list of lots sold by us this
I 1 -Arpxva ustn tumt, wi. nsn,
on which he propoeoa to build a handsome res
idence for his son, D. L. Hagaa. One on same
street to W. D. KcAdoo, and a lot tb each of
the following t W. G. McLean, T. A. Lyon A
Bro., and W. E. Harris. ' ,;: Feb. 23-tf
.v 33 auiA SS oemt GOMmera. ,
.....One hundred Misses Gossamers at from
85 to 60 cents each. A bargain at G. Will.
Aaiiratu's Store.
Feb. 23-tf
BememberweU and bear In mind.
At Cartland's you'll be sure to find,
New Cloths of fine quality and desirable colors
and In complete variety 1 ,
Cuflk and collars of "Coon" brand 1 Shirts,
best material and beat make. . '
And In a few days a fresh stock of those
"Scotch Cloths j" Bilk aad Gloria Umbrellas ;
also. Walking Canes, Gloves, Cravats, Hosiery,
eta, etc., eta ' Under the Central Hotel.
Greensboro, Feb. 11, 1888. tf
O. H. Berater'
Is Offering Great Bargains In Drees Goods,
Jerseys, Shawls,' Children's Hoods and Sacks,
Corsets, Satteens. Also, a nice line of Shoes,
Just received at very low prioes. feS-tf
For Sale or Beat.
The Sloan property, opposite the Dr. Hall
place. Terms easy. Wm. 8. Ball.
Oome and Seel!
. FRANK X. TAYLOR, Stall No. S, City
Market, who has another fine lot of Western
cattle which he Is having butchered and han
dled In nicest style. He keeps constantly on
hand Pork, Sausage, Head-cheese, corned Beef,
Game, Fish, Oysters, Aa', all of the best qual
ity, and sold on reasonable terms. Jan. IStf
' Scientific American. , -
The regular weekly Issues of the Solentlfio
American for 1888 will be disposed of on rea
sonable terms, on application to this office. : tt
" For Bent. ' ' 1
bills' China Hall, one of the finest store'
rooms In the .city, Apply to P. D. Price or
J. A. Odell. - i ' JlS-tf
For Bont, . '
We bare a splendid Store for rent 00, feet
deep. The most desirable location in the city.
Apply to ' Tates Brothsrs,
Jan 7 Beal Estate Agents.
' For Bent, - J
The house no occupied by Captain Slate.-
Apply to' - Mas. Nannis MoADOo-Ento.
Feb. 88-tf , , . ,
. . '" For ItenU
A few good rooms hi "Central Hotel Bulld
Ing." JdjCjU. Apply to H. H.T4TS.
T- ' r" , e 1 ' ' " "
Pare lard. " ;
I keep Cassard's star brand lard, and hams.
monl4-9w 2 . ' ; ; ".O.W.Irnx.
Collecting Made Esuft t Lew Uatoe.
We call the attention of persons having ao-
oounts and rents to call, that we have opened
up an office for that purpose aod would be glad
to serve them In this manner, A small pet
cent- will be charged 1 and those sending ont
side the corporate limits aa additional t per
cent will be charged. Hoping to serve you
faithfully In this manner, we are, very respect
fully, Dixon A Decs.
Office No 1, over Porter A Tate. mbb9tf
LEADING RESTAURANT.
Remember that the Leading Restaurant of
the city Is run by Robert Harris, South Elm at
Freeh Oysters, Fresh Fish, etc, etc., and Meals
at all hours, day and night "" , sep87tf
For Beau . ,
We hsve for rent one of the most desirable
stores in Greensboro. Also, one good Dwell-
ng House, newly painted and in flrst-cjass con
dition, with six rooms, kitchen and stable, la
one of the best neighborhoods In the city.
Whenever you want to buy, sell or rent aay
Heal Estate, consult your Interest by calling
Yitss BaoTHsaa,
- Beal Estate Agents,
dee.lS4f r Opposite Benbow Hou .
A Flah Story I
Drury Howell, on South Elm street
Keeps Fish and Oysters fresh and. sweet
And cooks them right for tbe hungry to eat
September 87-tf
1 OB o4eW
A full line of James Means' three dollar
shoes In lace, button and Congres, for men.
Just received at H. Farrior A Co'a. Tbe beat
in tbe world for the money , maySOtf.
: Cheap rateU
. Greensboro Gas Ca's Works keep coke for
sale In any quantity Orders - will receive ths
promptest aUentlos. ' - - oct
' . '" :. ' - For Beau . " " ' 1
a woe incK voxtage wua ' mrgs
yard and garden, ! good welL. aervanta1 boua
the residenoe of Mr. J. W. Fry. Apply to
JanSStf - B. PbbcyGiat.'
t' For WaUHpers "
of all kinds with which to beautify yonr rooms
go to Murray's snd get a supply, cheaper than
' ' - decSOtf
v SJenOenjem, Attention. ,
Having removed mr Tailor Shoo from the
room near the Post Office to the room onJDa-
vle street three doors below the market and
nearly opposite the Star Warehouse. I ahi itnw
better prepared than ever to do all kinds of
Tailoring in the latest styles and In the best
manner.
Cleaning and repairing a specialty.
Give me a calL and don't forget the place. ,
. , J. it Hcobes, Davie street -
JlOtf Nearly opposite Star Warehouse, j
; '" Lime Unto. ;
We are prepared to furnish Lime In any auan, 1
tlty from one bushel to one car load, at a price
cheaper than ever before sold In Greensboro. ' '
Guaranteed to be of the very best quality.
JyOSm Grbsnsboko Gas Co. .
....Good people all. If yon need your Fur
niture varnished or repaired, carpets laid,
shades or cornices hung, or any work done la
the honse-furnlshlng line, please call on or send
for , Wn, H. McNanj, Thomas' Building.
Upholstering a apecialty.
- For Beat. ' v '.':;
Some nice offices, fronting Main stre
& S. Brown's Store. Apply to
. ''''' BSTIU.
. Snsoken, Look Here, Quick!
; The Lindsay A Hcheuck Drug tore is closing '
out, and has 10,000 Golden Belt Cigarettes, ex
tra fine, which they will sell roa cash, at fta.SC
per thousand Just half price. ,
novStf LlNDnAY ScfflHtCnV T '
. . More Silver svnd (Sold.
W. B. Fabsab, watch maker and Jeweler, has
moved on Main street In the Adams building,
opposite the county court house, and la better
prepared to do good work than before, having
northern itgnt Wilt sell bargains In Jewelry,
watonea, clocks, sliver ware, spectacles, Ac Is
now prepared to clean all kinds of silver ware at
low figures. Sewing machines repaired, til,
done In first class order, and at reasonable;
prioes. Please give this card yonr attention at
once, and have your silver ware ready for X'
novl5tf
, BRICK, BRICK. .
The subscriber Is now making brick of a clay
which he believes to be superior to any other
In use here clay found In the low grouru'i
near Greene Hill CemetayV These brick yrf.vii
to be hard and or fine qualities, of dui.i'i, '7
and are suoh as are needed partlcul w !y la v c
which requires solidity. I am rea 'y to e
tract to furnish these superior brick an 1 a' 0 t
lay them. JlStf D. N. Kmu-ATi-,
1