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S^** Transient advertisements charged $1
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quent insertion.
Special Kotices 25 cents per line for the
tlrst, and 20 cents for each subsequent inser
tion.
Simple annonneements of Marriages and
Deaths free; Ohiiuaries and Resohitions of
Jtcspect eliarged. for at regular advertising
rates.
TERMS—CASH OX DEMAND.
(1!^° Office on South Elm Street, first door
north of the Patriot Office.
Local and State.
Patrons desiring advertisements in any par
ticular issue ofthis paper should hand them in
by noon of the Wdenesday previous. *
MAIL SCHEDULE.
The Northekn and Eastern Mails close
at 10:16 every morning and arrives every
evening at 4:30.
The Southern and Sai.bm Mailsclose,s every
evenine at 3:45, and arrives every morning
at 11. “
N. B.—Tlie door is closed lifteen minutes
before closing the mails, but al) letters prop
erly stamped and put in the box will be mailed
according to the schedule, the duor is closed in
order to liave a little time to make up tlie mails.
Hokse-B.vck JIails.—The Yanceyville Mail
leaves this office on Monday and Thursday
at 6. a. m , and arrives Tuesday and Friday
at 6, p. m. The Pittsboro Mail arriyes Fri
day, at (I, p m., leaves Saturday, at 6, a. m.
Aslibor.' Mail arrives Fridaj- at 6, p. m.’
leaves Saturday, at 9, a. m. Egypt Depot
Mail arrives Fridays at 4, p. m.,' and leaves
Saturday, at 6, a. in. 0:ik Eidge Mail ar
rives Saturday, at 11, a. ni., and leaves the
same day at 3, p. in. J. D. White, P. M.
For unique attractive and finished Styles of
P.tiotographic work, apply at the Art Studio
ct L.W. Andrews.
Heavy wind and rain storm on Thursday
night, accompanied by some little hail.
Two of the Delegates to the Grand Lodge of
Good Templars traveled 30 miles on foot to at
tend.
The Torch-Light IS, ieformed of a fight be
tween a Mv. Askew and a snake nine feet long.
-¥r. Askew came out victorious.
Wilson county has a man 74 years old that
has been farming all his life and never bought
an ounce of meat or dust of meal.
I'EAs,—Wholesale and PvEtail.—,T. W.
Scott & Co., have just received direct from the
Importers a nice lot of Teas—guaranteed good
strength and flue flavor; Not low' priced
trashy goods.
About 350 pounds of Editorial flesh from
Durham, was in our city last Saturday looking
after the interest of tiie Durham Herald. The
Col. would never be taken for an editor by
those who knew him not—he is too fat. Ed
itors, as a class, are proverbially lean.
Mv. IV. II. Bevridgo of Eiclimond, Va., call
ed on us la.=t week, and we found him to be a
very pleasant gentleman. lie is getting up a
North Carolina and Virginia Directory, and
w'Ms visiting onr city to gain information to he
placed therein and also to get advertisements
and make sales of the Book, and we are pleas
ed to s.ay he met with very fair success.
Tlie flattering Patronage awarded to Cliam-
berlain’s .lewelry emporium during the holi
days has induced him to keep liis stock com
plete, and he is constantly receiving invoices
of new and elegant Jewelry, Silver and Fancy
Ware, and will take great pleasure iu exhibit
ing his beautiful designs to any who may call.
Personal attention to fine Watcli-work and the
m.auiifacture of Special Jewelry. 35-
The recent School Census of this city shows
irhite Colored
Males, 165 90
Females, 193 143
Total, 258 313
of this numher 383 whites and 111 colored at
tend Sabbath School.
The Electric Jlachine and Telescope used
by John W'esley, are now m the Museum of
Trinity College, N. C.
It is a burning shame for people to come to
town and tie up their teams and leave them
through the day to almost starve for water.
This has frequently been done this summer by
parties who stop in the Mendenliall lot, oppo
site the jail. Frequently have w'e seen the poor
brutes try to l)reak from the lot wlion they
would see persons working the street pump
near by. Shame on the man who will thus
wantonly neglect lus faithful beast.
W D. J/cAdoo having leased the liotel in
terest of tlie Benbow House for five years, that
house has been closed. Tliis throws all com
petition between the J/cAdoo House and the
Planters’ Hotel. iVe regret the closing of the
Benbow, as it has become one of the attrac
tive features of our little city and liad gained
a reputation second to none in the South.
The new and elegant McAdoo House will
prove snficiently capacious for the accommo
dation of all.
C’ol. C. S Brown, the clever landlord of
the National, recognizing the hardness of the
times, has reduced board at his excellent liotel
to $2 per day. The accommodations, as here
tofore, equal to any in the State. The travel
ing public should take notice.
A Raleigh Jferchant feeds his cats on the
best sirloin steak tlie market affords, and liim-
self and femily on nice, tough, neck beef.
The B orth Carolina Good Templar, former
ly the Sjyirit of the Age, is to be published by
■Vessrs. W. J. Edwards, and Rev. W. C. Bow
man.
Mr. Theo. N. Ramsey, the newly elected.
G. W.C.T. ofthe Grand Lodge ofGood
'I'emplars, donated $50 to the Oxford Orphan
•Vsylura.
We are pleased to learn tliat the Rev. Dr.
Weilons, Editor ofthe Christian Sim is im
proving in healtli We hope to be able to
clironicle his entire recovery in a few weeks.
Let it not be forgotten in these dull times
that a penny saved is two pennies made.
1 leterminedto “do as he would be done bj'.”
Bogart keeps liis goods so low that all can buy;
and as an evidence of public appreciation his
stock has to lie replenished weekly to meet
tlie demands upon it. Almost anything;in the
iiiic of Dry Goods can be found at
— Bogart’s.
Bold Robbery.—Last Saturday night some
scoundrel entered the office of Dr. A. S. Por
ter and went into the room where he was
asleep and stole $3 in money from liis vest
pocket, took his pocket knife, shoes and socks
and left. The Dr. had about $30 in his coat
pocket in an envelope which the thief took out
but did not discover the money in it and threw
it down. A small paper of Quinine taken from
the same pocket, was strewn over tlie table.
Citizens of Green&boro, load your guns and if
you catch a thief on your premises shoot him
first, and then tell him to stop.
Callum Bros., our’enterprising Druggists
opened a branch store in the town of Reids-
villc this moi niug. They mean business, and
to convince yourselves of that fact give them
a call.
The following .are the officers elected by the
Grand Lodge I. 0.6. T., for the ensuing
year;
Tlieo N. Ramsey,—G W C T
J/oses Gilliam,—G W C
Miss Julia II. Bledsoe,—G W V T
Samuel J. Fall,—G W See.
Virginius Ballard—G W Treas.
The citizens of Charlotte hearing that Cald-
WELi,, of the Observer was going to Raleigli
concluded to loatch him. JFhidi they did
about $3,50 worth. He is now watciiingon
the Raleigh News.
R;deigli must be a dirty place, or else the
following from the News don’t sit squaie;
“A colored woman from (lie country re
marked, yesterday, as she pulled out a piece
of tobacco from her pocket and inserted it be
tween her teeth: “I know its miglity iiad to
chaw terbaccy, and it hurts me; but de .scent
ob de town makes me fling up ifl don’t put
’baccy iu my moiifto sorter kill de smell.”
Keep the Bale J/ovino—A bale of cotton
has just been forwarded to John Nichols, of
this city, from Goldsboro, to which a consider
able amount of interest attaches. The bale
was presented to the masonic lodge at Golds
boro, by a charitable and liberal gentleman, to
be sold for the benefit of the Oxford orphan
asylum. The cotton was put up for sale and
bought in by the lodge of that city, who now
send it to the masonic fraternity of this city,
in the care of Mv. Nichols, to go through the
same process. Norfolk or Baltimore wdll be
tlie next place where this peripatetic and oft
sold bale will iialt at. 'VVe hope it w'ill be
sent to Norfolk, and after being sold there for
the benefit of the asylum it can go to Balti
more for final sale. The proceeds of the va
rious sales will aggregate a very liandsome
sum for the a,sylnm Keep the bale moving,
say we, and as soon as this comes to a stand
still, let some one put another in motion for
the same praiseworthy purpose.—Hal. Senti
nel.
DRUGS.—In passing down the street the
other day we accidently stepped into the Lab
oratory of our energetic young Druggists,
Ciilhim Bro.s., and were surprised to find
to what extent they were manufacturing and
boxing up, in one doz. boxes, for Fall trade,
Carolina Chill Cure, Eye Water, Pile Lotion,
Cleansing Cream, Jam. Ginger, Southern Ton
ic Bitters, Paregoric, Laudanum, all kinds
Essences, Hair Oils, &c. Any and all of these
goods, they can and will sell as low as any
reliable Drug House in tliis or any otlier
country. The goods are all full strength and
prepared by a Scientific Pliaramacist of an
experience of over thirty-five years. County
mereliants and others would do weil to give
them a trial. Their terms are cash, and
consequently they will sell at cash prices.
They also have BuisfsNew Crop Turnip
Seed,—fresh and reliable.
We learn that Sweigler’s bakery was rob
bed on Saturday niglit of two sacks of flour,
some little money and all the bi'ead and cakes
in the sliow case. The thieves were probably
the same ones that robbed Dr. Porter.
Niagara has a sensation iu tlie way of a
snake story. Lieutenant Crawford of Hamil
ton, Ontario, has swallowed a snake and the
best of medical skill has failed to eject it
New Advertisements.
“Patron Cook Stove.”
The Patron, a new pattern of Cook
Stove, ti iirst-cLiss Jjakkr lof j), verv f nxw
PRICE. Also other Stoves;
Cook Parlor and Hall Stoves.
Buyers will consult their interest to call be-
fore purchasing. Respectfully.
'''a- C. G. YATES.
Trowbridge’s
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AND SUITED TO VARIOUS TASTE.-l.
SAM WII.EY,
FASHIONABLE BABBEIL
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II A I E J) R E S S E R ,
Greensboro, N. C.
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ADIE3 and GENTLEMEN waited on at
their homes when desired, and all work
in his line will he performed iu tlie liigli-
est style of tlie Art.
E®” Shop on Sontli Elm Street, nearly op
posite the Express office. 12—
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CENTENNIAL YEAR, 1876.
HEADQ UARTEBS
=FOR=
DRUGS.
CALLUM BROS, & CO.,
CITY DEUa STOKE,
McAcloo House Greensboro, X. C.
H you wish to buy Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Dye Stuffs or anything in the Drug line,
give us a call before buying, as wc guarantee
UNDERSELL
any house in tlie city. Prices to suit the
times.
It affords us much pleasure to show goods
and give our prices, even if you don’t buy.
Our Stock of Whiskies, Brandies,
Wines, Champagnes &c., is complete for
Medicinal use only.
Callum Bros. & Co.
Greensboro I N. 0.]
Nurseries
J. M. Ward & Co., Proprietors.
Splendid stock of all things in the nursery
line for Fall of 1876. We refer by permissio
to the Editor of this Journal.
—39 J. M. Ward A Co.
Wm. B. BOGART,
Dealer in Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS,
SHOES, HATS, NOTIONS
AND
GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS.
WEST MARKET STREET,
Grkensboeo, N. C.
Zing’s Mountain High School,
Cleveland Co., N. C.
GAFT. W. T. R, BELL, 1‘rimipal,
The Second Session of this School will open
on the 1ST MONDAY IN SEi>TEMBER
1876, and continue 30 weeks. ’
TERMS.
Primary Department, per session $ 7,00
Intermediate Department, per session.. 10,00
Higher Englisliaiid Mathematics, per
session ., 13 50
Higher Englisii and Matliematics, with
Languages, embracing Latin, French
and Greek, per session 15,00
Special Department, including the '
above, with Practical Surveying, Civ
il Engineering and Drawing, per ses-
30,00
Board, per month 8_q0
This school is situated at the village of King’s
Jfountain, immediately on tlie Charlotte and
Atlantic Air-Line Railroad, in one ofthe most
beautiful and healthful regions ofNorth Caro-
liiia.
No b.ar rooms or other immoral agencies in
tlie village.
Studeiils prepared for College or the Univer-
.sities, or for the business affairs of life.
Refei'ences given all over North Carolina
and V r-ginia.
Address the Principal, King’s Mountain, N.
47-50.
Fresh arrivals every week, of all the late.st
styles of everything iiiniy line, which wilt be
sold at prices to suit the times.
I cordially invite my friends and pustomers
to call and examine the quality, style ami prices
of goods on hand and constantly being receiv
ed.
My motto is “To Please.”
31 y. Wji. B. Bogart.
STEELE & DENNY,
Manufacturers of
Doors, Blinds, Sash, Mouldings
and Dealers itt
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER.
Office S. STEELE, corner East Market st.
Greensboro, N. C.
Terms Cash.
Greensboro Machine Shop.
All kinds of Sewing Machines, Pistols. Giins,
Locks, &Q.., repaired at short notice. New
keys made to old locks. Especial attention to
the repair of safes .and safe locks.
Give me a call.
13— J, H. COLEMAN.