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.THE DAILY WORKMAN
THE DAILY WORKMAN,
Biz timet a wiek m an Bveblng Paper, at 13.00
a year, la adranoe. for 1x1 (iwttu, ti.flb,
for three months, W oasts, and to ttoet who
W PROMPTLY,
as teati per month. On deterred payments,
85 oentr per month, to pay expmiM of ool
looting.
JCtUertdatOn pott ojfloin thrnboro,A
O..M toond-clait matter. -
RAILWAY GUIDE.
Griknsboro, Feb. i, 18S9.
ITOHMOirD A DAXVILU BAILBOAD.
Arrives from Richmond at 9 42 ft m
1085 pm
Leaves for Richmond ftt 8 60 p m
8 05 m
FORTH OABOLTHA BAILBOAD.
arrives from Charlotte ftt 8 00 m
" 8 40pm
fMTea for Charlotte at 9 50 a m
10,45 pit
Arrive from Ooldsboro ai 8 25 o m
" 7 40 a m
Leave for Ooldsboro at m 00 m
10 60 pm
XOBTH-WBSTKBlf X. 0. EA CUBOID.
Arrives from Salem at 7 45 ft m
, ," 8 15 p m
Levea for Salem at . . 10 CO am
" " 10 64 pm
O. F. T. RAIL BO AD,
Train Moving North.
Leave Bennettaville at 5 20 a. tn.
Arrive at Greensboro 2 25 p. m.
Leave Oroenaboro. 2 5'Jp. m.
Arrive lit Airy , 0 60 p.m.
' J rain i Moving South. ' 1
Leave Mt. Airy. .'. . f . .3 45 a. m.
Arrive at Oroenaboro ;..7 45 a.m.
Leave Greensboro 10 05 a. m.
Arrive at Bennettaville 7 30 p. m.
SCHEDULES OF MAILS:
Mails going North closed M 00 p m
. " " - " 7 30am
" H Bonth " 9 00 a m
-)14. " " " 9 00pm
, n' n Salem Br'oh " 9 00am
" , - .9 00pm
" East 900pm
" ,,a.y.T.n.B"" 9 00 am
' General dolivery open from 8 00 a m
to 6 03 p m., except daring th distort
bntion of mails. The Money Order and
Registered Letter Offldo open fromH 00
m to 6 00 p mi A ; ' i ?. ,' .' J . .
vi , ADVERTISING '. JLimtfjLTIOft
All church notices, Including Sabbath School,
meetings tor prayer, . missionary meetings,
weekly and other , lectures on , cburoh. work,
Inserted free of charge, "as, heretofore. Also
notices of marriages and deaths, not exceed
ing ten (10) lines each. - All, other announce
ments subject to regular advertising rates.
LOOAL INTELLIGENCE.
The editor is attending Randolph
court. iAM(, X
Frank Dalton, of High Point,
is hers to-day. : '' - i ' ..
Members take due notice, the A.
Oi U.' W. meets to night. .
The Graded Schools of Raleigh
have closed for the present.
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' There are fine breaks" of ' tobac
co at the different warehouses to-day.
'Mr, T. A. Odell returned from
Ashebore court,' 'via.' Millboro, this
morning, ,i -n ,
-7-Jsy Gould and bis family passed
through here this morning going
S1VIIU IU IUCII pilT.W VH
The trains have , been delayed
considerably by the wreck of the
freight .train near Salem Junction. .
Prayer meeting and Bible read
mg at Jjie Baptist church to-night at
8 o'clock. All are cordially ' invited
to attend.
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-f-Mr. Tack Pryor, wno has been
ou to Louisville, Ky., passed through
here this morning on bis way to his
home in Fayetteville.;-;. 'j
J'-Preaching Westminister church
to night at 7:45 by ,Rev,' S. Q,( HalL
All ire, cordially invited ; to attend.
Services to continue throughout the
week.
l, M-The pavement from the depot
toward the court, 'house' has ' reached
as far as the store house of the Odell
; Hardware Company, and from that
pointis rnqving forward with is much
rapidity as the lircnmsUnceJ will
Vol. R. Grflflnshnro. N. C. Thursday. March 21. 1889. 1 No. 250.
There was ft very large audience
at West Market St. Church last night.
Rev. B. K. Hail preaches to night at
8 o'clock. Public cdrdally invited to
attend.
Mr. W. R. Murray has gone
aorih to lay in his spring stock of
goods. We learn he intends laying
in one of the largest and finest lines of
goods he has ever brought to this
market
The proprietors oi the Greens
boro Sash and Blind Co. have bought
timber in Randolph coonty and are
having it stacked up preparatory to
having it shipped by the first trains
on the High Point road.
On Saturday night the 23rJ,
there Will be Declamations and Red
tations delivered by the pupils of
South Greensboro School". A class
of seven young ladies anJ girls will
contest for a "Demerest Silver Med
al." The patrons ol the school and
the public are cordially invited to be
present Speaking will commence
at 7 145.
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With the view . of creating a
boom, a large and enthusiastic meet
ing of citizens has been held in Salis
bury,, under th. auspices of the
Chamber of Commerce, which will
result in the offer being made of at
least twenty free site to manufactur
ers, while all other encouragements
will be extended. Where ' are our
free sites and our'oRers to consolidate
capital with that of others in building
up manufactures here ? .
Jay "Gould and his son George
spent last night at High Point,, in
consequence of a railroad accident
which prevented thenv from 'going
nonn Dy last mgnia train, x ue ac
cident was occasioned by a collision
between freight trains at the Salem
junction, about, dusk last evening.
There was quite acrash, but no. one
fatally injured, according to our tin
derstanding. We learn that the ac
cident was the, result of some misap
prehension as to the time"wheft one
of the trains would arrive.
Emigrant Agent Arrested.
Mr. Hugh Qheek, of Warren county,
who has been engaged in getting the
colored people to emigrate to Arkan
sas,1 was arrested here this morning.
It seems Mr. Cheek had some colored
people in his party who had made
contracts with farmers in Wake
cpun'ty and had been furnished with
auoolies bv the farmers, and that Mr.
Cheek had been informed of the fact.
On their arrival here Mr. Cheek and
the colored people were.arrested and
takeq.back to Raleigh this morning
for trials , i f- ".r.Z-
The Y.,M 0. A. Oonventiok.
This body meets at Wilmington to
night. Quite a number ot delegates
passed through this morning on the
way to attend the coaventiqa. '
From Winston, P f ot.- W. A
Blair, R. B. Glenn, J. M, Rogers,
B. L. Harris, WVT. Spaugh, John
ratterson, ward wooa.. :
1 From 0k Ridgei T. M. Johnson,
Prof. Martin H. Holt, .R. T. JVyche,
Geo. Stephens, R. A. Hooper. '
" From Guilford College,- Prof. L
l.tioibofisi'cefisi;'-: tlerbert
Reynolds, Chas, Ragan, John , Ben-
bow Robt. C Root. l V
bow. Robt. C. Root. ' i
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Wreck, on tub R. & D Rail
road. The freight trains on the R.
& D. Railroad are run in sections.
On yesterday evening the first sec
tion of No 19 was following a con
struction train, between this point
and Jamestown and was running at
the rate of about five miles an hour.
The 2nd section of No. 19 not being
a wart of the fact that the 1st section
was running at a reduced rate of
speed came thundering along and
ran into the rear of the 1st section,
demolishing several cars of the 1st
section and the engine of the 2nd
section. The engineer endeavored
to stop his train, but as it was a steep
down grade he was unable to do so.
The engineer, Mr. John Adams, and
his fireman, Mr. Claude Pearce,
both jumped for their lives. The
engineer was not hurt badly, but the
fireman cut his knee severely and is
laid up, but we hope to see him out
again soon.
Hrlck. Brick, lirlck.
I have In this City 3,010 (all hard) teoond
handed brick and 2,000 aecoud bunded SbIaou
brick fursule. Apply to
Dobbin Holmes, Agent,
ai21-lw McAdoo Houiw.
Clalcag Hcef.
Having been appointed vent lor the sale of
Chicago Beof, 00 rned meats and spiced pig
feet, I will keep a good stock. Fine, tender,
sweet Beef on hand all the fline. Tb Is meat
will give entire satisfaction. It Is especially
noted lor being tender and sweet, and as the
cost is only a traction more than common meat
why tot use the Chicago meat and get some
thing good? All sfeaks lo, Boaut 10 and
121-20. Stew 8c , All meats bandied nicely
and on marble Counters. J?,.np. ,
lnaO-lw ' - . " J. Hi Hughs, .
1 Country liana 1 Country Lavra II.
.We have 4 choice lot of Couetry Hams all
slsea, a.wo some nice Country Lard. Send In
your orders early aud you will get something
nice. ' J. W. Soott A Go.
' j 9Ior flerida OrsMaea
We are daily expecting a small lot of Choice
Florida Oranges, probably the last we will
have this season. It you want any call eariy,
at ' . J..W. Soon Co,',
Another Ad.
We have the best selection of music ever
onered In Green boro. dheet Muslo 8 cents
arid 5 'cents, book folio 30, 23, 40 and 15 bents.
Dont wait until the best pieces are gone. ,
Thi Original Backet Storb,
m!4-tf Next door to Express Office.
Bllnce Uleat and PreDorToa
Now Is the time for mlnoe pies as everything
else Is scarce. We offer you some ten pound
palls at a bargain. We also have a nloe stock
of pfeserves and Jellies In 51b pails.
.. J. W. Soott Co.
; If not 1 Why uot t
Send and get some of our choice New Orleans
table syrup and Vermont maple syrup. You
will find It excellent, and we are selling lots of
it. Call for It at J. W. Soott & Co.'s,
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Only live more days In which to pay your
bills, (some old, and of long standing.) before
we go North, and we know yon want us to
buy tore Goods for you, henoe let the cash
pome right along, this week, ' ' ,. ,;.
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W. & Moors :
' ' Ohenp OelatlsM. .;
We have secured the Agency for the cele
brated "American Gelatines" guaraateed as
good (or better) than any and at a leas price
15a or packages for a quarter, v. Try It and
be convinced of its quality and save money.
- " JT.W. Bdott 4 Co'.
f; ' Plontr of ttoabs. :.; v
P,fWA lllli MMlmirf anil tA rrlirA V
1 ear load, 600 bushels Cora, t J , '
i oar load, 400 bushels Meal. s j ; v . 1
1 oar .load, 1,000 bushels White Seed Oats,
1 oar load, 150 barrels Seed Potatoes. '
l oar load, 96,000 pounds Cabbage, , , ; "
1 ear load, 80,000 pounds Fat Back - ''I )
i oar load, 85,000 Bib Bide Baooa, - " ' :
These goods will be sold low. Tbe Potatoes
ItiidCabbsgsi
must bo sold early. Call or send
1
lay.
I have Just received a Car Load of Timothy
and Clover Hay, D. L. Haoan. mi2-0t
Warn ted
All ooppers In good condition of dates 1793,
1799, 1S04. Prices accordingly. Inquire of
L. Uendhitlm at Pratzfelder a Co., or address,
lnlj-lw Lsj. Rub kn', Alexandria, Va.
'r NaJe.
A good iwcond-hand Maaon Hamlin Organ
In trood repair. Cheap. Can be seen at my
resilience on Aslieboro BL B. K. Jones
Salesman for Rylaod A Lee.
(Jorn, Corn, :ora.
The Greensboro Grain Mill has on hand and
to arrive w ithin thirty days BUOO bushels of
cboine white anil yellow corn, and feed In lots
to suit all, aud at prices which will Insure a
trade to any who may neod such goods. Call
and examine, and you can save a per cent.
tuO-tf OiiKKNAUuso Ubain Mill.
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liiiKiilfwa Opportunity.
Any one wlnhh to Hud an opport anlty for
business In a line not crowdel, and In staple
goods will call Pt this odloe. f8tf.
For Sale.
The Denny Property, corner of Clay street
aud Belle Meade Avenue, Is for sale. For
terms apply to W. N. scalkh, Atty. m-4-lm
l or H nt or bale.
Two new cottages with four rooms on He-
bane street, uarthe Urar.ed School House.
Apply at tHs Oillce. mU-lnio.
For Kale.
H or 4009 Salmon Brick. J. E. Tuom. m3-tf.
iHantua'.naking. ,
Kiss Nannie Terry, formerly of Beldsvllle,
offers her services as Drees-Haker to the la
dles of the City of Greensboro and vicinity,
guaranteeing satisfaction both In style and
quality of work. : .
one refers with pleasure to her patrons, sirs.
Judge Settle and, Mrs. J. W. Payne. :
Residence on Church Street, in the dwelling
formerly occupied by Air. George Yates.
Greensboro, N. C, Feb., 18). 4w
tee4 Potatoes. Seoa Potntoea.
15 Bbls choice seed Irish Potatoes. Early
Rose, Peerless,, Burbank and Beauty of Heb
ron. Choice sound stock at reasonable prices
at J. W. Bcott a Co's. ' '
, Whoa passing Central Hotel stop at Cart
lands and examine the new Umbrellas both
Gold and Sliver Heads la .neat patterns, also
Spring cloths in every variety and thade, New
style scarfs, Dress shirts In new design, cellu
loid collars and cuffs and General Furnishings.
Juit KeealYod.
Nice Itne of Plushes, Dress Goods, Hosieries,
Jerseys, Corsets, and moat anything you want
at the lowest prices. Don't forget to call.
f specuuiiy,
, : G. H. BOTSTEB.
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, . l or 8ala Chxap. .. .. ..
One good horse snd buggy, harness and Lap
Kobe. The mare Is only 8 years old and per
fectly safe for a lady to drive. Apply at this
ohloe. , , - 10-tt
Valuable Property for Sale.
10 acres one mile from Court House, on
Asheboro St., fronting 675 feet on same street.
This property Is, ana has been auooessfuliy
worked as a truck and fruit farm for 12 years;
contains 1506 bearing grape vines; 85 bearing
cherry trees; also 50 others 21 yrs. old; one
dozen large pear trees; tt) bearing apple trees.
eariy anu ate ou young, 2 to a yrs. 01a; mi
bearing peaches, aud 40 1 a 3 yrs old; 65 plum
trees, all varieties; some quince bushes; a large
asparagus bed In prime ai-der; hop vines; on
ions, saiaa. one aora in strawoemes, prime;
two hot beds nUnted. with 850 feet of glass.
ai v mM rnamua k.Qn Au urt.K maa all
OIA. lAIU 11 UUn, VMM f.11.11 WTTO. Wl
planted, three cl them containing suw or tet-
tuoe, seme reaay ror use; aooui lu.uwoaooage,
and 40 000 tomato and otner plants.
On this lot are also 3 acres In oats and clover,
1 acre In rye. a good meadow, tlve good spring!
within an area of 50 feet. 8-4 ofan acre in oak
rrove. a dwelling house eoctalnlng f 1 rooms,
& of them new; oellar 14x21 8 feet deep. Al
so necessary out houses. This property Is
open for inspection at any time. Apply to the
proprietor B. Volz, or this offloe. M7-lm
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...Greatest bargains In .the city caa bs had
In Gentlemen's and Ladles' Hisses' and Chil
dren's Finn' Shoes, at -' J 6. H. Rotstbr'b.
Big stoqk lust received. .Don't forget to
call If you want to save money. ffitf
, . I Jul 11 ,. ,1 .fees A ' ' '" :
. I have for sale two beautiful building lots on
Edgeworth street la the city of Greensboro
Both 'are welt situated and one has a splen
did oak grove. Will sell cheap for cash. Ap
ply to, w Jas. W. Forbls. I84f
. . ...The Piedmont Bank Is open for business
for the present In The People's Five Cents Sav
ings. Bank of Oreensboro. We expect to be In
our owa building in a few weeks. ' '
,.-''.i.,jr i-''-.v:.") ; .t. V. WunnAD,
UAriXTCBB
la fi.tsensboro aid being consulted dally oj
a aorta of business nan, la a spltud'd adver.
Using medium, Tbe tiadlfoa, ; , .tverM
to '"
COLUMNS,
Lsnows what advertUierr., think. ' Offloejunde
Benbow Hall, South Elm street. I
It ow Fnrnltnro Storo. '
F. F. Smith, opposite 8. 8.' Brown, has
oponed a new Furniture establishment, and Is
now receiving his stock, which be Intends shall
embrace all articles usually kept In his line.
He lntenns to sell at 1 noli moderate rates that
the price no less than the quality, will be an
attraction to customers. Call and see Smith
when In need of furniture. fJO-tf
t or Hale.
Choice bulldlnir lot. 75x150 feet In Keoirh'a
addition, MortU Ureeusboro.
Jan31-tf L. A. BaiLkt.
Canned Uoodn
Our stoek of canned Eoods Is complete, con-
sitting of the leading brands of corn, toma
toes, peaches, early June peas, lima beans,
peas, apricots, ac. Heap. 1. . Hiieiton Co..
X. W. Whitehead
OtTers for sale or rent Ills dwelling house (t
rooms) on Asheboro street, next door to West
minster cuurcn. in a uoou neighborhood,
with flna atr, and located on tbe prlnclpa
residence street of the city. Apply at real
dence. anl-tf
Maple Nyrup.
and Virginia Buckwiieat Flour Is what you
want tut-se cool mornings for breakl'ast, A
supply of .both received tuis week at
J. W. OCOTT 1 CO S.
For Kent.
Two desirable bouses In the best neighbor
noobi In Greentvoro. Also other houses for
reut. Vatgs Bhos., '
....Try the "Grand Bubac" the best d .'
Kr on eartu for 5 cents, at Tate lira's drug
store. oc29-U
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... .Begin the New Tear aright, and keep It
up, Make your wile a present of a barrel of
l'tttapsco Superlative Flour the best In the
world Demand it of your grocer, and take
no other. Vrni Bros., ,
dts-tl' Wholesale agents. ' '
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for alo Cheap.
One building lot on corner of Edgeworth and'
uasion Btreets, wsxuureet, ano one lot front
ing on Edgewortb 10Uxl4o feet. One or both
of these lots will be sold low for, cash., Apply
at once to M E. Howard. -
nl6-tf Greensboro Book Store.
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Kara: aire and Wood Bualnemi.
' E. M. a G. A. ' Hendrlx have established'
themselvee In the business of drayage aud fire-
wooq supply ror tne acominoaauon 01 citlzeus.
Their drays will meet al ln-camlng trains, and
trunks and other baggage win be convived;.-
flJ hA.f .11 knnM Man n. ti I ,, f S
of the city. Their woodyard will
with wood of all descriptions dt
sonable rates, whether the weAther y.
foul. No ad vantrge taken of the weay-- dr.-
ders left at the store-of Headrix Je Pearoa,'
East Market street will have attention, oiil-t
For Rent.
One of the best store rooms la town a '
nol3tf , to,, B. JtHajiD i7
' o and Moa for Yonraelf. ' ' '
At D. B. Yancey's, stall Ne. 0. sit Bated af
lower end of city market, vou will see the fln
est beef, mutton, pork, and sausage ot both
Kinas pan ana iinx tnat nas oeen seen auoa
Greensboro has bad a marksU Yanoeyis da-
terminea to seep constantly on hand so
BOBIO-
thing nice to please his. customers. Dou't fail
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to call before buying your Sunday supply,
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Freeh Oysters On Ice. 1 1 ; 1
At railroad eating house. These ovatera
are extra large, and from the Nausemond rlT
erbeds. A limited quanttly sold faudlieS.
Bend la your orders early, please.
sel5-tl
A. T. TAaMOV. '
. Have You Seen It 1 ,"'
The big red sign at the racket store. Not
paper 80 quire, Thomas' black Ink 80, 8c lead
pencils S for Sc. Laos window curtains 714
worth 81.00. v .., eei4-tt ,
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For Rent. -' "
Store room formerly ooeupted by B. A, Flam
ming A Co. Apply to - -. C. G. WniQCT.
'' 'A' RltaaUon ' 1 '
Is wanted by a young lady to teach Drawtasv
Painting and Elocution, with other braaohsa .
If desired. Apply to the editor oftheDelrj
.1 am determined to close ont a big lot ol
Hen's women's and chlldrens' low cut shoe at
imeprtoe.
Come early and get your ptok.'
' - O. Will Anuria ux
tuy89-ti
' No Foetrv.. . . . .
Bat a fact, .that I have lust reoMved a
tot of those Ladles' Oxford Ties at prlosa to
everybody; Also a tot of Hess' low cut al
and children's Wigwam Snipers at half ooet
Come ana see them ror yourself, st if
jetW-tf . . . ,G. WrLL AmstrTmu.
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Jam HeoelTed.
A large lot of banjo and violin strings as '
OCSt-tf j, . V ' V Bao1.
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.....Any person or persons wishing to no.--
chase a large brick dwelling house of 18 rboa -with
time porches, that Ess been for fea'a i:
used as a boarding house, or a neat oottaga ti' :
lour rooms, or nice ouuaing lotsoneap, oan
aeoomodatedon too most reasoned asraao ly-
appiylng to 4 -,yv , ft wP Calowsix. :
....Good people att. if von need vour Saw -
altars Tarnished or repaired, oarpeta nv
shades or cornices hang, or any work dot V
the house-furulflhtng line, please oall on orasto
for Wk. H. MoNsill, Thomas' BulldiaAv
upholstering a specialty. . '
l'hJi i' 1 -i sT atems Jr; 'y..y- $- T
The former Best dence of B. Gnllett s ht
Market Street. House has six noma la go-1
: Jan.Ss.'SIMf. J:" Cashier.
Kuvu Hou. ' JaptV wa. au aooa r:
Ml
Hoobtok Bao.