.3'
i : i.
'-. n i f v " " ' " a f
A...., L.aLii l. Llk.ii.ii
in rcai.s -..-.; ,"
611 time, a fwh M an 1 ,ing Piper, at f 3.00
J fx, In advance. For six" months, tt&O,
for three months, 73 cent, and to ttio" who
W ' - -
PROMPTLY. ' ,
16 oxnta per month. On ttfmtA payments,
85 cnts per month, to psy frii of Ml
lectlng. . :
iMierid at ifu peit cjfUxi Urtini' ro,l
C, at onnl-oUt$t inn t.
RAILWAY CUiDH. ;
Gkiinsboko, June 34, iCC3. j
BIOKMOITd'A OAKTOX EATLFOAD, ,
Arrives from Biohmond at 9 43 am
" " " 1083 pm
Lmtm lor lUohmond at ' V8 60 p a
" 8 05 an
VOBTI CAJOLOU BAILaOAXi. '' v
' Arrive from Charjotte at 8 00 a m
-" 80 pro
Lmtm (or Charlotte at 9 46 a m
M 10 writ
Arrive- from Goldaboro at ;8 85 o m
Leave for Oolileboro at v'vOCm
OBTH-WATHll . a BAIUKAD.
Arrive from Balem al 8 00 am
.t v 9 SlOp b
Lmtm (or Baleon at v 10 00 m
M iOMpa
I ... a W. A t. T. KAH.BOATH
! i, Traiw Afoving North. .
Leave Ben nettrrille at ..... . 8 00 a. m.
Arriv at Greensboro. r.V.'. . .t 80 p. m
Leave Greensboro, .......... 8 00 p, m.
'Arrive Mt Airy. 7 00 p. m.
W " ' ' ' lrain$ JLfoting fcuth. , ,v
Leave lit. Airy. .8 45 a. m.
ArriTO at Oreenaboro 7 A3 a. m.
Lmt Orennaboroi 10 05 a
Arrive at ltonaettaville. . .1..J 80 p. mi
.
..' SCHEDULE OF MAILS: '
1 ' j Hail going North closed 9 00 p m'
',1.1 i " . : r " . ,, , -8 00am...
-o, ; . " Booth - k. 9 00 a to , .
, ..'v 900pm
SalamBr'oh1 . ,9 00 am
East
'. ' 8 00 Dm
.' I T , .,0..aT.Y.l.,' . 900am
General delivery opnn (rom 8tX)am
to 8 83 D to., exoent darinor the distri.
fcntioa c( rnaiU. the UoneT Order and
r.egi! rr. l letter oI3oe opea froix' 9 00
a m to b j r ro." .
' LOOAL IIITELLIGENOE.
. - Capt. J. E. Gilmer, of Winston,
n ' hit teen here t6Jyxn fcriefvislt,
llr. Ciorum was not at the
Commissioner. Meeting last nighf
, We are plea J to hear tbt tne
: Lea!. h of Mrs. GaaiplaEriwalt im-
Part of a lady's neck ger iwa'a
;icke ! x, 01 tl si.'a rut'c here to
Jay ui 1. xs !;i!iit .vncr. ' ; 'JS .
-- j -a (
:e to
I 1 ; i.. ; -vej by the
supply of a stormi door if r that is
tE4.wora.
The Detroit Post , and'. Tribune
V r-J ths riatis of 'PecVe T xi Tjy
kept tLe lar;e audience present in a
. .continual roarof laughter " '
The condition of tbipgs ; a
Gainesville, Fla, is reported - to be
-;!Lvcrr ' ' deaths, no new cases,'
' "1 a rood hiry frost. )
Ur. Vernon V. Ldngp-editor of
the TTtesten Sentinel is announced as
cneot the candidates for Engrossing
c' k cf tl? Ilouca of Represesc.ita-
4.
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The walls of the new engine
- - trs CA5rjf up rapidly, and the
;. -.'i w" i t'..-g, Couth JEltn street
tr3 1 ' paved at a good rate of
A i J
-'Tl'l ITj'Sfjawe have people
. ' - 1 5!v to reform the
' ", ; t ... j ' d tra WiUIrj to
it .1 1 "r cc:.t3 nJ attend t it
fit' ; t itl-ov ."
r 1
li i-
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Vol; 6. Greensboro,
bnice at VVtatminster Preaby
teriAci church for to-morrow t
Preaching at 1 1 a. m. and 4 p. m
by the pattoL- Rev. Egbert W.
Saqlth. ', Sunddv School at 2130 p.
m. SrranEers'are cordially Invited
to thcM aervica. r
Miss JLaura Dsfidson, ot Gib-
sonil!e, spent. eeral bours here to
day on her way toviait ber sister,
Mrs. f. T- Ogburn, at 8ummerfield,
in view of the fact that aa lira. O-
will shortly remove,' with her bur-
band, Rev. T. . Ogburn, to his new
charge at Henderson, the distance
betweeii' them ,will be much ' increaa
ed. '- --. ' . ,
' Buddea 'Death of Judge Settle. '
As rhight wellbe, asaunled from
he nature of the case, our commuri-
1
ity was startled no .little when the
sudden death of Jvdgx Thomas Set-
Tt, which occurred in Judge Dick's
room ; in the United States Court
house, at a quarter past I a ,; to day,
was announced oil the afreet. The
particulars, as near as we are able to
give them, are as follows :
The Judge was complaining yes
terday of a pain in the region of the
i. , t
heart, tfs of a neuralgic affection f
that brganj although' is 'he "passed
dqvytiSovth EJm near dusk on his
way name he -was as lull of life and
animation as we ever saw him. This
miming, at something near the hour
of to o'clock, he spent soaae time in
the office of the North State, and
was -present and concurring when
Col, Coy j gave a' client an ' opinion
- i- .- ...
on a point of law. Cemplaining of
a grcwingly intense jpain in the left
breast, the judge walked toward, the
U. S." Court ; house," and ; meeting
Judge Dick, remarked to, that gentle
aian that he .wassuffering greatly
and desired to repair to Jiidge Dick's
room vjhere. he could lie down, This
arrangement' was effected immedi
ately, and Dr. Glenn .was sent ibr
who administered . one fourth of . a
grain of . morphia by hypodermic
syringe, under the effects of which,
howeer, the patient grew rapidly
worse', lying on the lounge in Jud -je
Dicks' room, where he' breathed his
last a few minutes after 13 o'clock.
The yames of the persons present
are '.tl .";.Col."Jas, E. Boyd, Dr. R. K.
Gregory, Dr. Chas. M. Glenn, Jit.
Ellis Iloskins, Capt, L. A.. . Bailey,
Col. D. Settle and Mr. John Payne.
T1.3 alarm was quickly given, and
.the family of the deceased, who live
in So"ih ' Greensboro,' C'-'-e, in
- k r . i
:x . . it m.-y De ,ct -t ta .say
t' tV 3f.Ii in the rr'ari cf t
1 t 1 f l -'. vy -., s . 11' t ,
I T ' v " V I' " "''y tr.l'.-: I v
' . 1 1 - f
N. C, Saturday ,'Deoember
at Wt Point Academy, N.Y.'-sit" f
The death of )foo . SlTTPt will
be widely deplored. Ha was able !
his profession as lawyer, and dis
tinguished as a politician, aad, aa a
United Slates Judge, and as citizen
and a neighbor was pre-emintatly
kind, genial and Obliging, and was a
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central figure in , the social ' world
just such a man, in lact, as wins the
Kindly esteem of all, and makes a
vacuum by hii aliMnta., The whole
community views his death as' a ca
lamity,' and sympathizes with the
sfflicted family i this their inezpress
ibly sad , bereavement. May our
Heavenly Father sustain them 'under
this dark and painful providence. , '
f
Castemers to boy hresd, cakes and other
articles In my line, also erders for Christmas
cakes of all aorta thai yen need, or think rru
wlU want. ' fiespectfolly, J. E. Tox, , , td&
' SpIaUl Baatacae OpralBf i ,
The rooms ocenpted for to lone a Use by J.
E. Them, aa a eoe'eotlooery and bakery, -wll'
be for rent after Jan. 1, 1880. The bke-oen
and baker's' tlrtnrte W, oemplete for emle.
Aim) y ia' .'i.t. TBeK, Tart Mrkf sU, '
' . , -? 6r to"- Jaa, W. ALBKicfirr, at"
dl-tf ' ? ' U -. yi''' verU State offloa.
A brass door-key wu picked up at the Poet
Office yesterday. ' Apply here. ' td3
Thv IIar ArrtToA. , .
' Those pickles from tlelas eweetmlxed chow
Ch6W, plain and soar mixed by tie quart or
gUon at ' v 7 T. 8. Bhltow Oo'i.j
V"l '"''J"..' '' t.vf- ..
JL
". BackWhsMl floalr.
The genuine stock at T. 8. Bh.ltos A Ce'i
noU-lw . t
' . Pabllo AatcUea.
1 will sell at public auction oa Monday, Deo
3rd, "88, ' la troflt of court houe door at 1 o'.
clock, p.m., the Mowing valuable furniture,
towiti ' -r : . ." V".VI
a bUTMns. 2 bedsteads, 1 wardrooe, it foid-
log leaf dining tables and other tables, 1 self'
feeding oeaj store (good one) 1 Cook stove no.
7, (Glaecock's.make flit are) 1 kltahen safe.
kitchen tab 1 kitchen sink, one baby car
riage, one wwh stand, one steam fruit 'dryer,
rocking chair, lot of chairs, and various other
small articles essentia! for honse-keoplng pur
poses. Bememljer Saturday's sale. , .
' " ' J. B. PfAaca, Auctioneer.
Greensboro, Nov. SO' 3t ...-.., ( .
; If juwant the Apart Oysters and Oyster
Crackers In Greensboro send your orders to
U H.vT.VeBt;BallybuUdlng, only 85 cents per
quart. ,!;,': ' t-8-tf.;
New Maple Syrnp and tahnni TtoW at
: : . ;.!, w- "V. : f. y.t aco's.
I r Bant.
My house on College HIU. Applv to
: ' t . Km Bum-Asa,
nSS-tf,., :'l i lil'l ... .v' B. P..TAOT. :,
I.k for Cm r read TJ -! .' ,. .
Onr brad wtgon will viuit jour Lu.. e ewy
evenlrj except Suuilay, with a he U Une of
breal a i cakes.. Any or. rs you mry a I
lnbyv iff f '..-wUl be pro : 'y
flUed. t ectfut'y, .
tlvtMw " T 8. E::i?t.T()K & Col
a 1 :
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V T.:--)-s re"'
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1, 1888.:; . No; 159
'"
bnge aatortment of Boyster'S oandy Jnst
reoeived 0. W. IxTln'e,
.nol-lm
Ktoo one-story four-room tfviune, on
M'tCnQoogh, fronting gprtag street) good lo
cation. ' Apply at houee adjoining or addreas
; Mra, KATB POOH,
aev.ai-tf Oreensboro, N. C
... . , .t ,tm, . ,.,
..cHaatlngMdaook stoves, gratea, aa
omamaatal stoveboarda. , Stock complete and
prices low. ' ' Habws A Turrm.
aook Mara, Voeusg IBAa, ,
Ton ought to be Mhamod of yourself' not to
tend your beat girl a nice box of candy, when
you om buy tbetn at soy prtoe nvsa Ucts
p to k&O. at Irvln's eandy store. Doli-tf
Baargtsga suaA Wm4 B !
IK. A 0. A. Hendrur have ostabUahed
themselves la the business of drayage and flro
wood supply for the acoairnodatlon of dUsens.
Their drays will meet.ali ln-oomlng trains, and
trunks and other baggage will be oonveyed to
and fro at all boars, stay or night. In any part
f the pity. , Their woodyardwlU be soppUed
with wood of all descripUons .desired, at rea
sonable rates, whether the weather bo fair or
foul.' Mo adrantrge taken of the weather. Or
ders left at the store of Bendrtx A PearCe,
East Market street wlU have attention. o81-t
. LOat nanay . .
and lots of It, by not buying caxdy and fruit
at Irvln's Candy etore. ,. We claim to sell oan
dy and put It cheaper than any other house In
the1 city. Call and be convinced. 1 ' 'bsit-tf
, Sealed proposal for lighting the City of
Oreeosbore by Eieotric or G a Ughtl tor one
to three yearsH eommencing January 1st, 1B89,
will be reeerred.by the Board of Commlsaloners
an(U Deoember Mtrr, 1888, ' The City reserving
the right to reject any and ail bids. 'H ' -
. .. ! ; .u. wnrra, : -
nlMmi.. i' -jiChalnnan Light Oom.
;; : : :.' ; s, .
r "A coufb'rtable house on Washington Street,
with seven rooms, la for rent. PossessUii given
theflrut of JsQUsry, 1889. ' Appjly to. 1 :
nev8-w. u u 1 I i Hoaea StraoeaL 1
it-. ) .) 1 .. ii ii" 1 r-
IJoys' shlr wal-ts Uo,M at. fitrauss', I '
Children's woollen hoods, hand made at
' '. m. Bttaosa'
Ladles' sawed pebble lace or button suoes,
onlB5o,at j , (, t- r ,,, JCBtrauHs.'
' Good bleached telle Tamark, wortn 75c, on-
ryouo, at - au Btrause'.
'Ladles, vests, S5o, 40c; 60o,75c and L, at
. , ' ., ; M, Btrauw'.
Children's vests,-15, So, 25 and M cts, at . ;
. ' ' t ' 1 ' - . ; " M. HUaosa'.
Good workmen's pants, 60, 15 and l, at
. """ M. birauas.
. Good Caesimere pants, 1.50, 8.00 and S.00,
1 -t 1 ,t ; at AL Strum '.
. Woollen over shirts, from 500 up, at 1 -
i .. . it, btrauxs'.
t Men's boys' and children's, soils aud over-
ooata cueaper tuan tne cueapnHt at M. btmuf j
" Laillee slioet from fllty cents up. ' Kent'
noote irom 1.00 to s.ou, at -, M. sttraoas .
One-day and 8 day clocks at a very low price
i vilun,,; j':;i J I wli uuniuai
Pass book of H. H. Tate and C. W. In In.
Fludwr will be suitably rewarded by returning
same to H. H. Tnfe.
" . noli-tf
' Cimibrriea j '
ChOloe Cranborrlei and plenty of theos at .,
'-w- X'." t' ' aMMttaVCo
, ; i , .i. .1 e 11';
v ... ; '' Dike Hoalt Co. y: , ;
. Thermometers; for decorating,' Japanese
Brlo-a-Brao, Book Markx,' : Peflr . Weights,
large variety 60 cents U mo, c!oth-bound
E'at.- Aa- .;. , f ,. .. .O30-U
Try the "Grand I.-pub lie" the best cl
gar on arthforlA cents,' at TuteBro'a drag
store' V ' . r ;'.(' f' ' ,j ?.ct-tf '.
1,'.. i'- Ji.se
)
Is n suing eat goo.'s Uv'y. He has tl.e laf-t
e 1 ctienp-t stock yoa mojt ever sat. ' Dent
t 'itjft ,i '.';sto M " ) nev snd ieac'l
f -i . ... ilsl. i. C:.;. '. ,i a r; ' v. Co aul
1. 1
C; a eft:
B 'I If
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ti
sin town. A;--
E. It. 1'KS :'IX.
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la Oreeaabwo, and being;)nfitd aUr tj
a . of bnatoeMBta, ta a spl-odld adTtr
, -Kaa. The akMl(Ua Urertla
4 COLUMNS,
atwwa what adrertlMra think. , Offloa mua
Benbow Eall, South Elm street .
. ..Shells, emptv and loaded. Bhr stock and
prtoee dw as anywhere.
oetf- .' ; : BAaaaiei rurrsa.
'.raw tftaAa. . .
A bua-rv. at Tanatorr'a stables. Also ona
good suiea sow. . ' La Bailst.
sohi , . .1 m ,
' as w '
At D, Yancey's, stall Jlo, a. situated at
lower end of city market, yon wlU see tne tn
eat beef, mutton, pork, and aausAge of both
kind pea and link that has beaa Sean staoa
Oreensboro has had a snarkeL' Yaaoey la ste
termlned to seep ooastaoUy on hand aoma
thlng nice to pleaee his oustomera. Don't fall
to oall before buying your bun day supply. .
riwah Of Mara Oat leak
At railroad eetluir bouaa. Thaae 'vstera
are extra large, aai from the Saaamnond rtv
bade- A limited quantity sold umUloa
oena in your oraers early, pleas.
seia-cr , -A T. vaaaev,
v. MawwYaxs IT
The big red sign at the racket store. Mote
paper 80 quire, Thomas' black Ink So, Solead
pencils fur So. Laos window curtains Tic .
worth aLOO. se4-tf
...Guns, rides and soortlnir iroods ot el
kinds. An northern Quotations srledlv dunll.
cated. ' , UARRia A fumx.
"Bogera silver viatea ware, earvera aoji
ootleryw Prices ao obect flAaaisAfLm'sal
Newt
If yon want sometblag new call on '
nov-tf W. T. Cauoazsmn.
fW UmmU "
Store room formerly occupted by B. A. Flam
mlngACe., Apply to , , , O. U. WaiOHT.
A SKaalW
Is wanted by a young lady to wach Drawing.
Painting and Elocution, with other brancbaa "
if desired. . Apply to the editor of the Dally
woHDUBi . auo-til I
,.I am determined to close ont a blr lot 01'
Men's women's and ciilldreDs low cot mows at
some prio Come early a art et jour plait.
G. Wiu. AriL.
Ak. faw 130" wsiuw white Karoem
oil from your grocer. '
Aak tar 130 wsvSar whlta karaaoiia
on from your grocer. . juiyil-oin
t o ...
...."PUlsbury's Best" takes the Dremlum
wherever exnlbted. It makes more pounds o.
orao vo tne out uiao any nuur in tue world.
Aak far 130 water wlUte keroaeaw
oh Irom yeur grocer. .-r ?,-, J .,'
T. ' PllluWira tin.,1' vinn 1. r..A k
Queen Viciena pa the "Royal Table' .
.'...Try Plllflbnrys Best. ,; ,f . , ; ,
'....Oall for PUlabury's Boat.'
i ' i .
1 W S,-,,tt Cf tVhnl.iaiala ,,rnl. f... K
v. -.. ...v .... n v 1 .1.
Old VlrL'luia Cheroots, nve tor ten et-nts. Tr
them. : ' , . JuiyVAia
Bnt a fact, tliat 1 nam in i rwolyci a 1.. a
lot of tlione Liuliee' Oxford 1 n at pi iu. a to i- . t
evrylii!y. AIo a lot ol ! ' Iot c t a.
and ciitidiea'a Witrwam feuuws at laf cvoi
Come and see thotu for yon; - a. .
Jts.Mf. . , U. W UL AEMKIKLD.
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Call on all dal-rs and sumKe tUe Old
Virginia Cheroot. 1 lve J'or tn twits, t
'.;i.P.Uabary'a Best. -
Old VlrRlnla Cheroots are as pood as any Sw
Cent cigar In the world. . Fire lor it) cants.
" Tor f ' r r T ;
Dwelling hou ou .t . . n (rw, "
centalninif stivcn rM)iiis, j l. ... v a,. .1 conve
niently located, Is lor . i o'l t.ifcg"
torniH. Apply to ' I . Id. M. A i koho.
uuelotf
,.V.A cheep smoke. Those Old Vi: -'nls
Oheoots. 'ive for a dime, at Ucott Ws.
....We have Jut rwnived a nice I: of tjl.
letSHt Call aud e .mi'ie our n. ...
.jyMf . .Yonra truiy, . W. T. Cuicmi .rs.a.
. row llsat,
One dwelling houie on d& '
four rooms, two porcine ami a
ho1'1!" nw. 6e, En. 11. i...
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; A "" lot (if i. i ) 8 i v ' ,. i
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