THE DAILY WORKLIAN,
"" ' urrsUsato . ' -Mk
6IX times a week m an Erenlng Paper, at 13.00
a year, in adtaace. For six Months, aj.so,
for three months, 75 cents, and to those Who
pay . ;'.' v -. : v ' ".
: 4 . PROMPTLY:' ;
15 cents per month. On deferred payments,
85 oents per month, to pay expenat of sot
lectlnir. , , ' . - .. t - i
THE; DAU.Y WORKMAN
la pensbora -taA betngcoosulted dally wy
aottLot business man. Is spUna'a 4m.
Udog medlnm. . The nd'.Uo .ivtrt!
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COLUMNS,
shows what adrertlsers think. Offloe and
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. Vnl, fi. Greensboro. N. C. Thursdav.' January 3. 1889. No. 184
Entered at Ihs post c!o Wrwwftoro,'J
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Benbow Hau, sonu aim street.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
advertising "LrnrrAlriox. 4
, AJ1 church notices, Including Sabbath 60J100I,
meetings for pijer, missionary meetings,
weekly and other lecturea on church work,
Inierted free of charge, as heretofore.' Also
notices of marriages and deaths, pot exceed
ing ten fvj uneeecn, ' All otner an noun e
menu subject to rrgnlar advertising rates. ' '
. NOTICE. . ;
, Some persons haved elivertd 'fire
, -wood for this office without announc
ing their names, and we are unable
to give the proper credit. Please
come and report. ' ., '
Mrs. P. L. Hagan has gone to
house keeping. .;
Mi&sLucilla Fleming returned
to her home at Liberty this morn-
" Mr. A. W. Caraness, of Fork
Creak, Randolph county, has been
here to-day. 1 . ' ,
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"Little Hallie" Hayes, as he.
used to be called, is on a visit to rel
atives here. ' 7 ' "v '
Miss 'Bessie; Sherrill, who ( has
r been visiting the family of Mr. A,
Hagan, left this morning tor Albe
marle, Stanly county.
Attention is called to the art
nouncement of 7 Prot.'; Weatherly'a
school at Liberty. Superior ad
vantages are offered at low rates.
" The Vid gloye .'prange, which
"'. J' Jlh, yVest introduced- here
. V' "from Flortdai is'aii' ofange' of 'the
very highest grade oj excellence.
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. ,? vtW?, 3"$i. hW& to
iuo new aispiay aa 01 cmmpie
Brown, ' which appesrr on the se
. ond paeeat this dsdot. ,.1 .',. i t.
-a .. Avery nice article) is -Schepp'a
. , C6coaut Rice Pudding Pripa'ra'tldn,
,4which caa be had. of G. Hi Doughty
VVe pronounce 'juigmenyf'. vafler a
' (fair trial. 1 . ,
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.",:,-Mr. and Mrsj A.;IIagrf gave
a reception at tne.r residence) on
- : f h'urch atreeOast evening c6mplimen
tarj'to.Miss Bessje Sherrell, ' who
,Twas,vinnlr at their home, -si
the
'Methodist Protestant church at En
field, Halifax county, on Wednesday
mornlngTCecembeY 191888, by
r-': Rev.. Felix ' M, TotienV -'flt2 fc, W.
. ..." Artingtoa,voi Naibvilte..,o.'Miis
.' Euta Knight, of Erifletd. 1 ' Shortly
.' after the conclusion of the ceremony
vv' the happy ioanS couple leftr o the
, ' ' jsouth bpund train to , tb,eir.uture
home1 at j'Nashville carrying with
'v ' them 11 manner of good wishes and
, -t '' ..'nv..P ).... . ..J 1
" v oongratulatloiuMi vj::''-u---- '
), I , n ,e. 1 mi . -rt
' v The Minnie Lee' Minstrel Coin-
! . ... ... ' ' Vim i'.. 1 '.
. i ( papy plajed last evening,, to. a . fair
v - audience at Benbow ! Hall, althougn
' there were no ladies present. From
!-.hAt can learn, ..those! who-lwh
c to fase the j standar ..of, traveling
. ifoupes should not patronize this one.
' l A'cbarse and low'order'of witTadded
',"la jjt little ability as actors and , ac-
' - Presses is lair criticism on this mln-
stret, comanyi' Our people ; have
often been sold: by thee traveling
troapes and will continue to bej .we
presume. 7e tegret' thalj such
' company receive patronage from
"Greenbboro. . " j
The Affair at . Brown Summit.
We had a note from Dr Ferree
this morniag in regard t the attack
made 09 Mr. F. G. Chilcutt, of
Brown Summit,. but much7 that - the
note contained Is substantially antici
pated in the account we gave yester
day, so that only the following from
Dr. Ferree's note seems necessary t
"He remained unconscious to a
very great degree tor abou t eighteen
hours. ' Consciousness has returned,
and the wounds ire healing nicely,
and. he is irt good spirits. t I had
great fears for several hours that the
concussion to the brain would result
in acute inflammation of that organ,
but I now entertaia strong hopes of
a speedy recovery. There is no pos
itive testimony as to who did 'the
deed, There is great excitement here
over the affair. . Mr. Chilcutt has the
sympathy of the entire community,
'.: 7 ...Yours trnly,
lk ,v '"T.T. Ferrbk.
Ya dkin College High School,
It gives us great pleasure to note
the progress made by' Prof. Morgan
and bis assistants ia the High School
at Yadkin College, and we call' at
tention to the announcement for "89
There has been a very gratifying ins
crease in the number of pupils en
rolled, and the'prospect for a contin
ued increase seems to be flattering.
From actual figures given, it appears
that such students as find it essential
for them to economize ' ia ' expendi
ture can Support themselves by ' the
mens or combination plan at Yadkia
at tpt very lowest 1 possible rates -Jj
lower than one could believe" pbssr-H
We so low, that we prefer thst per
sqos intereRted, will write .'-to Prof.
. We .believe; that f. Prot, Morgan .is
eSrneally f.rid intelligenfly discharg
ing his duty, and .that ; the.: school
which he has in charge is'' Calculated
to do vast good, especially to such
young men as are endeavoring, ' with
slight pecuniary means, te fit them
selves for usefulness. ; H1 ." -
: Wofk botb: on the new National
baak anil Ihe'I eagine .houaa 'is pro
gressing finely. Never cohH a sea
son in January be more favorable for
' all kinds of worluV-i , 4' , . :
' Uiss Annie - Bosser and aer
little aister, Ida. who have been visit
ing the family of Mrd-'PiVapstory,'
during the: holidays, rethrned to
Danville last evenihg.l I
, Fewer and Better ,J
' What the Horning Star eayt be
low ii worth' pondering. - The qaen-
tioa is more than that of "the ear
yival o! the fittest ;"at is, that,
with fewer'papers a better;. quality
eonld ' be prodnoed. Head ahat
Ordinarily .we eannot, look at
mere than ball of oar exohanges,
(treat is the number. ' We' tised
1P go thtongb them all with' care,
bat that was when they were not.
more than sixty or seventy. Now
they are Borne one hundred and
fifty, ann we are compelled to' skip
iboat every other one id order not
to overrun the spaoe ' allotted for
snob news gathering, 1 Are. there
cot Iwioe too .many papers in the
Etata? ' Fewer and better woald
be a good role. ... With fifty papers
tvpy could all be respeotabie as to
tl...!j aud many very good. v )
Graham Oolfege-
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"The Christian San ahnoanoes"
ays the News and Observer, "the
decision of the authorities to re
move Graham College from Graham
to Mill Point, five miles west of
Borlington, 60 the N. C. R. R
The tame of . Mill Point wHI be
changed to the name of the ebl
lege, which is, not yet determined.
The above, is the first anthonta-
tive information we have had of
the recent aetion of. the Provision
al Board in regard to the college.
We thiuk the Board, that u those
favoring the move, have oommitted
a great folly and blanderod'most
egregioasly. We regret it' for the
sake of the Christian Church and
those who bad hoped that the
Christians would have a school of
high grade in the ooatb. luose
r l i v l
wuo DHB nier(.iueu Buuuuuijefl,
we fear.will not real za tbem. That
is the way those about here who
have heretofore been friends and
patrons of the eobool feel abont
the matter. The MetholUts are
mootinc the question of moving
Trinity ' Colli ge to a city,', and the
Christian (a few of tbem, only)
want to-- go to the i ; woods
with Graham College. Alamance
Gleaner. ' - ' . : r
The , Durham, Daily r tobacco
Plant gives the following as the re.
-e i'i.:..f0.1!.. rr J. II f-
the month of December :
' Number of cases tried Co, as fol
lows : Drunkenriess,ao; : indecent
exposure, ,3 ; , loud .cursing). ; 'f as-
sauit .apj pat,tery. ' witrjL.leaHy v.wea
pon, 4 ; tresspass, violating local
option law, 1 ; larceny, 1 ; carrying
concealed weapons; ' i j? disorderly, in
. 1 have purchased the candy fscorj,TOer-,
oofectloaerj,, toy aod. neofauriat HUblleh
moot )o QallarbntMing ar-a? itpotJormnrij
rbn by Mrs. Iw H. West; I vUl keep Is stock
the best' goods the mrkeU afford; I will Dot
rnr. a bread wsgen durlfitt 1 'remainder ef
twlnty tngnths,''! will receive erders1 aN
deliver bread and Cakes by hand., 7 am Mng
Patapeoo Snperlatlve Flonr, the bent m
36 Bread tickets for one dollar, cakes baked
to order oil short notice. - Oysters and meals
served at an hoars from 7 a. m. to II p. m, 1
respecfnUy, solicit your patronage. 'A , :
't:iIVlSf. ..ft' Ff.d.' :i"l h i'
-, A valuable dog has ba found whloh the
owner can hayeby describing and paying" ex
pense. Inquire at tUlsofflce. 1 ' Jao8-3t :
v ' ' KjalKbMi of Xloaor, AttuUB.
Meeting to-morrow (Thursday) -night at
abpa sharp. Important business. By
autnonty, w. a. xcairaa, . 1
. PleMcsn'd pay your ' city taxes," or , I
will be oonrpelled t Collect by distraint,! at
the city is in pressing need of the money. ;
JatfMw . -B. M. RKB8, Clty Colleotor., ,
um iuw 11 1 mi in 1 1 1 1
, Two.Uooses ion Greene street. t Possession
fllTn.at (jno . Apply to t Mrs. L. A, Smith
::jana-lwi", .5rit hKVM.M ( f
');) f' r i;!'j" '''''rT.U'..".''.!-
' ao bbls choice NorVhern apples, whole sale or
retail, at : , J. W. Bqou) k Oo's
- '. Conaxtir tJr4.." ". '' :,
A real good,. srtlcle only a few palls left.
!. Coffee has advanced again I Coffee 14
higher, and we have been forced to put up the
price ton some brands- But the Old" reliable
Momaja ! still 35 bents, or three for one dollar
' ' ' 1 's; " ' , J,W. BOOTT CO.
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Cod fih. buckwheat flonr, probes, plokles,
coined fruits, annle butter, mlnee mtvLt. itret.
serves, saur krauf, corn starch, Syrdp, mo!as-4
es, grapes, 1 cocoanuts, cakes, flour, meal,
cheese, crackers, jelly, tea, coffee, fruits, can
dles, Cigars, etc, at "",
.Try the "Grand Rpub lo" the best ol
gar on earth for 8 cents, at; Tate Bro'a drag
tor , . i . , . , oc2SHfJ
maci, 4n c ines anq fioti lor . tne
' reaskl.
Another store room, Brockman's ola stafid
en the Benbow corner. 1 Here I will keep a fall
kne of staple and fancy groceries, Violin,
Guitar and Banjo fixings, leather and so forth
and so on. I will also continue my baking1
bailnees and will make all kinds of Una cakes
toordor. Tobacco, Bnuffand cigars a specialty.
Thanking the pnbllo for tbelr kind patronage
u the pa I respectfully solicit It In the fu
ture, knowing that I am now better prepared
to furnish yoajust the goods that you want
at a very low price. Most Respectfully,
dJHMK J. E. Thqm.
Fer BeMS.
A But room, two-etory bouse on isheboro
St., B. Greensboro Good neighborhood, , wv
ter convenient. Apply at this office or to '
del7-tr ' A. Q. Miwell.
fKhool Notice.
Hiss Daisy CaldweU'lichool for nnall chllr
dren will be opened' Monday, January 7th,
1889, at the resldenoe of Mrs. W. W. Caldwell.
oh W. Market street. In addition to the usual
English branches, French, Drawing, and Kin
dergarten will be taught. Terms reasonable.
detl-lw m ,m, m ' ' '
....Olveyaur wlte and bally ' suitable
New Year's presenta good house and lot,
or a nice lot to build on, md buy It cheap,
from Yates1 Bros., the lire Real Estate Agents
de28-lw - '
. . . Why don't yon put your property In eur
hands for sale or rent ? , We have many more
callsor bouses than we can Supply, and can
sell your property for you after yon hare faU-J
ed to. Yates Bros., real estate agents. dZBIif
for Beat..,!
Two desirable houses in the best neighbor
hoods la Greensboro. . Also other houues for
.let-V,,' , i.' .i; '; 'r',..YATas'B"oa'
'I. '.Begin the Mew Year arlght,'and keep K
np, Make your wile a present of a barrel of
PsUpeso-BcjxrUtttTS Floul tha best In the
wotld. Itemaad It of your grocer,', and take
jnbqther.. v; j j 'j t : 1'atss Buos . r
, de33-tf ;J ,H ., j , Wholesale agents.
' and lots df It, by nut buying candy and fruit
lit Irvln's Candy btere.' We claim to sell can
dy and put tt cheaper than any' other house In'
the dty. CJalltHHtbwoMrvhioed.- .nslj
1 , . . ..... . . , fi -
row Hiw'tnMMia
20 tb . Thorotonai"T;iei?ant New frond t at
the Tei7 lowest j posilhA . 'prices .Wstcbe,
Clocks, Jewelry, BUver Jfire and dont forgtt
Ms, Stey'a specialties, i fall line of Spectacles
with pebble or osdlnarj lenses, and artistic en-
W t-.-"f ii- Vjl to. WW-
. .... Por Christmas presents, "such as a fine
silk or linen handkerchief, mufflers, gold-head
ed ntab'relUi or walking oahe, latest style pan
cans, socks, cna and.C41ars, "ooon". brand
iwaqton suspenders, or anything in furnlslilng
CaU.At CarUanl's.un4 Central House.
iftne-buLldliig lot oa comer of Edgeworth and
GsBton streets, 95xl4tifeet, and one lotfront
Ing on Edge worth lOOzMS feet.-. One or both
of these lots w.UI be sold kJ' ;for cash'. Appty
at onoe to-. v ' .M . t Howard,
alfrtf i.o
, , Greensboro .Book Btdr.""
., . 'I t-.' in. to
i'?'. For Eant After Jsjanai 1st. ' , a
: A good two story hoiise with eeyen rooms,
a kitchen with two rooms, ' elpo stable , oU
If you, want he finest. Oysters and Oyster
Crackers In Grernsboro send your orders to
U, B,weftn Bally bolldlag, only 85 cents per
"irtilit .; iiieit " -.I';';'',
v tok' ttani VMnf Ham. " : ;'
j A W. . V Wv WW V U. J WV OVM WVW W
send your best girt a nice hot of candy, when
you oaa Buy them at any' price from 12X cts
up to 2.50. at Ii vlnVaaddy stose. aois-tf
' Bsrgstv su West Buslae . ;
E. M. AC. A. Hendrtx have established
themselves In the business of. drayage and fire j
wood supply tor the acommodation or citizens.
Their drays will meet al JUviomlng trains and
trunks aud ether baggage will b conveyed 1
ahd fro at all hours, -day. ot night, in any part
of the olty. , Their woed yard will be tapp led
With wood of all deroripttone 'desired, at rea
sbnabie rstes, whether the we-ther be fair or
Ibat Koadvantrge' taken of the weather. Or-
ders left si the store; ot Hendrtx A Pearce,
East Market street will have attention. oSl-tf
. t ii-., 1 n;rt .;t.)f 1 . ,..
'-'f"!'l ..'ClhicliLeste";' "f ' r
It rushing cut goods lively.' Be has the largest
and cheapest stock yon most ever saw. Don't
all to go np A airs to see the new and beauti
ful things he has. Chick Is a raster.. G6 and
see him. Three floors full of goods. o27-tl
' ' At.
Pass book of B.H. Tate and a W. Irria.
Fludw will be suitably rewarded by returning
same to H. H. Tate. - nol4-tf
Three Swelling Houses For Bent,
d) 1 A oommodlous frame dwelling on Ashe.
boro street. In front of Judge Settle's.
V4) A conveniently arranged: ana weu sua
etd frame dwelling on corner of King and
Gorrell streets.
f3) A larm brick dwelllag convenlentlr
situated and arranged, on King strert.
UT-U Apply tO MM. NOAUOO-1U.NO.
Boys' shirt waists lie, at M. Btraoss'.
Children's woouea hoods, band made at
M. Btraoss'
Ladles' sewed foebble lace or button shots.
only BSC. at ... . M. Btraasa.'
uooa Dieaonea tanie TamarK. wortn 75c on
ly 6O0, at , M. Btrauss'.
uunes, vests, xac, sue, ouc, 730 ana fi, at
M, Strauss'.
Children's vests, 15, 20, 25 and 80 cts, at
1 M. 8traufs'
Good workmen's pants, BO, 75 and SI, at '
' ' M. Btraoss'.
Good Cassimere pants, 1.50, 8.00 and 8.00,
at M. Strauss'.
Woollen over shirts, from BOo up, at -
M. Birkuss'.
Men's boys' ahd children's fsolts and over
coats cheaper than the cheapest at U. Strauss'
Ladles' shoes Irom flfty cents no. Mens'
bootsfrom 1.03 to 8.80, at M. Mtraoss'.
One-day and 8 day clocks at a very low prke
ecai-aw . , M. Strauss'.
Q .
HeaMlqaistftera to fiaa Caady.
The ladles are etpedaUy Invited to call at
lrrln s uanny More ana inspect not only the
lariTMit but the finest and freshest line of can
dy ver brought to tbls market. Dont. foritet
tue piace miaaie aoor iroguon Duuding, Mr,
Market street red nag at entrance ni-tf '
. ' Beat.
One of the best store rooms In town. . Apply
noia tf - . to E. M. Hcmditix.
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Fwr Ssde. .
A buggy, at Vanstory's sublet. ' Also ona
good milch cow :t i . L.A Bajist.
5 r-J mn Mm (or VuielV. v:
At D. B. Yanoey'a, stall No. 5, situated at
lower end of city market, too will see the fin
est beef, mutton, pork, and sausage of both
kinds pan and link that has been seen slnos
Creensboro has had a market. Yancey Uv de
termined to teep constantly on hand some
thing nice to please his customers. Don't fall
to call before buying your Sunday supply,
www ,
Frvnh OjstaM Oa Ioi
At railroad eaUog iiouse Tbeee oystera
are extra large, aad from the Jtaneemond rlv
creeds.. 1 A limited -quanttly sold families
Bend la your orders early, please. 1 1
sel54f ; - A. T. Vbbjiok.
siyi ya Seoa is ?
The big red sign at the racket store. Note
paper 10 quire, .mamas' black ink .So, - 5c lead
pencils 9
3c, .Xace window curtain: Tlo
worth si.eo
-Ml - 'iTKN M-F .-
11 T New sbJb 1 n iin .'.t
If you want something new call on ,
'nov3-.tf--t' ; W; T. CHioHisriui.
.Alt ?' 't'v,ul..fj
' PL ' ' 1
Storeroom
rl Rent, ..,,, I .
a formerly oocuntedbv R. A. Flam.
mlng 4 00. Apply to C. G.-Wbjohi.
:.il.f i ?-.-iV ! -, 1 i
r- A SltaaUra . " V- .
Is wanted by a young lady to teach Drawing,
Painting aod Elocution with other oranohes
if desired. Apply ,to the editor of the Daily
Workman,11'. : , auS-tf
. J am determined ta close oat a bto lot nt
Men's women's and Chlldreos' low cut shoe at
Udme priCA . Come early aqd gettyour pick.
1 .,tulj33-tf , HJ.,Wii.AiMriaLD.
J. W. Boott A Co,, Wholesale agentr for the
Old Virginia Cheroots,, fire for tea cents. Try
tbem. v ... -' . Julj5fm
.... Jo Poetrv, : '': hi" .
-. But a fact, tliat X have lust received a large
lot of those Ladles' Oxford Ties at prions to sol.
everybody. Also a lot of Hess' low out 'shoes
and chlldien's Wigwam Sltlpers at half oost
Come and see them for yourself. .
JeSXMf , Ju. lal"0. Wiu. ArmyikLo. '
Callon all dealers and smoke the Old '
Virginia Cheroots.' Five for tdn cents,.
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VOid Virginia Cheroots are as good as abyflw
Cent olgar In the world. rjFtve for 10 cents.'
, , For Sala orEent.
; house on East Washin
seven rooms, nleemntl
,, a. it, 1.1 or oio or xicni. ' j
Dwelling house on East Washington, mm. .
containing seven room pleasantly aud eonve.
nientl; located, Is for sale on accomodating '
farms. Apply to Dr. .tf. M. Alwan.
nnelbtf ' ir ' .
V...A 'Cheap smohsT r Those Old Viralnia
Qhsoots. Five for a dime, at ' Scott A Co'a.
....We have Just received a nice line of toi
let Sets.' Call and examine our stock
ntyVHt.QXow truly, 'WT.X)iucHst. -
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:iA large lot of banjo and violin strings at '
,OCKf, - , : rr , ,Ttl4Bjto'S. .
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,T. .Any person or persons wishing to dun
Chaee a large brick dwelling house of 18 rooms
With three porches, that has been for year
w$ as a boardim house, or a neut oottaee of
four rooms, or ni e bnlldmg lofs c"n.n, ca be
ftfomo(.ai ed on tue mout r-nii! ie ti n s be
a. living (to " D. F. Calowklu
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.. ....Good pOTe ail, If you need y-t F-"
Pitine vanuiied or ni ,ured, c" i 1,
sna' s orcrnti s hnnof, or any w u . 1 1
thehou 1-l j.n ,i!rl e, i 4Mr miwi. i
for Wji. H. A.c...ii.i Iuoa. a' .
Opholuteilug a speclttiiy. . J
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