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GREEN3B0R0, X. C, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL
4, 1881.
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The Daily Patriot
Publwbed daily (except Sunday) at
GREENSBORO, N. C.
02co on South Elm Street.
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lBK PaTKIoT l ielrU L Cn-ml
to snUcri'-ers in tlw.Citv at TEN CENTS
PER WEEK, payable wel. only to
. the carrier by wbom tarred.
Prices rort Mailing. Single copy, lw
cenU; one week, ten craw;, two. weeks,
tveiy cmti; three weeks, tXirivetjUj; one
CioLib, Utrry-Cee ernU; two months, seventy
tenU; three months, one dollar; six months,
dolUrt; twelve month, fowdouart
Postage prepaid by tbe Proprietor.
All subscriptions payable inudvanoe.
Thk Wixxly Patkiot. Two dollars a
year, postage prepaid, with inducements
to Clubs. The bet and ch.apeat Jonrnal
Tnb!ibed in tbe Piedmont section of
North Carolina, and of aniTeraal circula
tion. Mailed to city subwtnbera for two
dollan a year.
Tnz Ghucmsbuso Pathiot U tbe oldest
Democratic oowp- er in NArth Carolina
baTinbeen eatablUhed in 1K21, and
pebutbed continnnn?ly uln-e that time.
EJLTE3 OF ADVECTISIKO.
DiXLY KDITIOM
One Square on day,.. ...... ......
" two days,...
$1 00
1 50
2 00
2 &'
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60
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6 GO
6 00
8 00
12 00
20 00
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four days.
fire days,............:
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One year.' 21 00
.C Con tract JLdTertisemeats taken al
proportionately lew rates.
Local Hotloe 23 ent pr liae.
Special Notice l.rcna pr lin for tbe first,
and 10 cents for each sabqant insertion.
No a'iTsrtisement charged for les t!un 10
y- V . .
Ten lines solid Nouparell type make out
square. .
Transient adrertiaeaeaU payable in
advance ; yearly advertiaementa quartarly
in aUrsoce.
ALMANAC FOR GREENSBORO TO-MORROW.
8nn rises & f0 uukm.no
Ban icti 6 2J I Moon sets.. COO
, Day length 12 hoars 26 minutes.
Ikleteorolocicuvl Itepcrt.
Indications of the thermometer
Green&boro, reported for the Patmot
. W. C. Porter, 2c Co., to-L4y.
in
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At 8 A. M .... .. . .T5 decrees
12 M.
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Homo Happouings,
Federal Court will begiii in this city
to-morrow at 11 a. m.
-Thermit crop in this Mention hss
not Wen seriou.ly injured ly .Le 1a' e
eoid weather.
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Grand Opening tule cf leaf tubacio
at tba Enleipiise WaJebUM in this citj
a Tuesday Aptil 12th.
Qy and Lear Dr Crtvan to-sigbt. n
sddieeee ibe YUC A in tbeU K Chair b
at 8 o'cleck. Batist, Machinery (
lierals1
A Tsxaa preacher and hie eeagrvgatloa
Aada fAlllog out, and while at daggeta 1
yeiau tbe tuiaister reot-ived the apjio
zaaat ofcnapiain to the penltttttiery. lu
hta farewell sermon be took foi hie text :
I g lu prepare a place fr you, so tkat
where I am ye may be also."
Son (to bis father, who bad atked
him where bo is in his class now:) "Oh,
pa, I ve got a ruch better placa than I
had last quarter." "Indeed ! Well, where
are yon t pm fonrteenth." Fourtenth,
yon little lszy bones! Yon were eighth
last term. D you call that a better placet"
!Ycs, sir, it's nearer tbe stove.
In oar notice of tbe fire which recur
red uear Greensboro, on Tnesday mornicg
of last week, by whi h the reidmce ol
Mr A R Heath was d-atroyed. we tattd
tht thl i. M Heath was -Bliuiatri
at $ .0.'. kud we weie mO infuilUrd, but it
apuAf. I bat our ibform iot wh in errr
Mr HrtU drtircs as to ute tht his en
tire los did cot amount to more than
Tue Anniversary of the Woman'a
Missionary Socitiea at . the Methtdisl
Chorch in this city last night, sm a vrry
fiae success; the congregation was very
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rportj by tbe Secretaries and Treasurers
if tb tbree societies, and an essay fy
SliM Makepeace, of the College, and. a
rear 'ad Jrcys ' by; Eer Dr Uobbitt:
after which Rev D R Drnton, tbe pastor,
dlirerel the closing addre and raised
0 collection tbe Riaount we did not
lsrn. Ths whole occ?ion was a grand
nucoes.
flie New iTevcnue Lnw.
We have received i a copy of the new
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Revenne Law as passed by tbe Legislature
at its 1st session.; It : contains very
ebacs of impottance. One ef iU pro
visions require those who retail spirltusus
sad malt liquors to pay $G0 pr annum In
advance, and provides that no license
shall be issned for a leas period thin
twelve months. Mortgages, f. deeds of
trust and marriare contracts are sot tax
ed as fomerlr.
The Tjj ceum.
We understand that tLa meeting ef th e
Young Men's Christian Association last
Friday nlgut was rsry Interestins;. Tbe
literary fssture has been uccessfullj in
trrdaeed, and under tbe auspices ofsnch
an oranIstion,bIds fair to hscome the) io
struraent of mpeb good toour cemmunity.
The following Is the programme arranged
for Friday night, April 8th : Original
Essay, C. D. Benbowj Selected Readfofft
J. W. Ram pie. Debate lRtoliedt ''That
the lata legislature erred in net passing
an absolute probibitoryTiquor law" . On
the affirmative Messrs. 8V: B. Adams and
A. P. McCormlckJ On the negative Messrs.
W. S. Owen aodN. C Eaglisb.
NnmM ofXeW 2Vlcuriitrsitee.
List ef Magistrates el$oUdPY the late
Legislature of 1831, for Guilford county,
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for a term of six years in tbe f ollowicg
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John Cobb, Washington, D P Foust,
Crek; W U Thompsen, Gretne;
siehane Apple, . Uadlson; Wharton,
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Jrltfrson; Jos w uiimer, uiay; J w vvn
(UrlBI( UV4 XIV.V, UOUIJ HIUU
Monroe; L F Davis, Deep Riven W D
Wbtoo, GUm.n J A Or.y .d J W FrU
man, Jamestown; John Tucker, Fentress;
W N Arm field. Friendship; George Don
nrll, Morrbead; J, 8 Ocburn. Bruce; F 8
Davis. Sumner; DAvid: Jordan, High
Point; Jessee Benbow, Oak Ridge.
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i nn isauimrf ana unto wnp no
J train A iih utnmond avxia XJt
vllle AchIu Triumphant.
The Richmond and Danville people, sns
nesting that the Baltimore and Ohio roo)d
Ldearoer to . obitruct them by a flank
movrment, went to New York on Monday
and made all preparations to anticipate
the time for completing their contract
with the Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Line.
was to have been delivered to day (April
v -r ..I
ad.) On FridH the deposit of fitX,0TO
ninn.in oin ine pirrs an signra
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Hid sein i of tbe road deiiveied.
AWnut tw bums afterwards an order of
i. iunntiou, olitained by J. W Garrett and
ur, waA served ea ik All Line mgin
too UU Tb- Rirbttioud a d Duville p-e
pi- m till ahead.- JitcAmoma ihtfOtCM.
Jjril Id, Mil
Olahsip Warrcu Vltit.
Otsbep Warren, a distinguished
br ef bs eollege of Bishope ef the Uetho-
dut Eplsoepal Canrsb, a native of Pens
vlvssla, though now a resident of At-1
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Ckureh, tbia eity, at 11 o'clock a. am. Sun
day, te sutte a large eongirgatioa. Hie
text was : 1 would that men would pray
every where, lifting up holy hands wi th
out wrath and doubtlnsr from Panrs
Enistle to Timothy. His sermon
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ne erextraoratnary power, ine language
exceeuingiy oeautiiai ana nis oraioricti
powers are srokeu of Jinbe very highest
trrms. The congregation were delighted
with the visit of tbe Bishop. At 7.3J p.
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m., be preachec to an immense coogrega
iiu t the Methodist Chnrcb in Warnera
ville IJUhop Warren made a very favor
able impression here, and we bepe be will
ntHu for Greensboro with another viii.
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Prompt Pajnent j
.Air ticbl O Donutill, who was killed
iu an accidvnt on tb North Carolina Rail-
load early in January Iat, was a meubrr
of the Knights ot Honor of this city. Iii
lite was insured in tbie org sanitation tor
2.1X, On 'Satniday lat bis widow re-
w i
criTrl a cbok for the amouat which
Was
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large, and thwsiagitigby tbe choirJirtt-ciat$.
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casbed to-day.
Oiri Troupe. j
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boro yesterday, and took breakfast at tbe
Mc ldoo House. Tb"v ara a bright little
set, and 6eem specially salted for comic
opera, j They are fall ofjfan and frolic.
After breakfast they , captured Mr Mc
Adoo's piano and b&d a royal old time
eingtng, and rendered some-of Moody and
Sankey's hymns In a manner that would
have done credit to oldei beads and "big
ger" singers, "Little Jencia Dunn, the 12
year old prima donna, if a little beantj
and bright as a ) '
Endge DaYid Schcnck waa in the
city ior a snort time jsixeraaj.
Col A D Andrews, cf Raleigh, passed
through Greensboro last evening enrouU
for luohmona. . .
Mr. W.B. Glean tks able and
popular
Senator from Stokea favored s with a visit
today. He is in attesiance upon Federal
Court. . j I
Ex-Gov Vance passed through tbe city
last evening enrouU fot. Washington, so aa
to be present at tbe opening of the morn
log tes!en of the Benata to day 4
Hon Rebt B Vance, oae of the most
pepniar orawn nK"
State, spent Sunday in onr city, Ueni
Vance was on his way home frost a Yisit
to.Kew York, and lft iMtning for
Asbovills:
Tb. piwHal bti,T.ie. hrilri th.
Methodist Chursh choir last night waa
that ef Mr. WaltsriD. Simmons of Rich-
iwo4.V. ItirM a TlnW ld to tU
llt toI... of tb. eholr, d ir. hop.
to bear him again on his next visit to our
town.
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Senator Trumbull, of Illinois, who served
fronil8Crao 1873, and was regarded as
one of the ablest membera ef the Senate,
once said to a young lawyer who came
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ntnt appointment : ?1 presume you earn
haYr tbe place : bat before 11 Uke a step
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in that direction, 1 feel like giving you
dob woru 1 CUUOtDt. At JUU la.V UUiCO III
Washington, you will rnln your whole
life.' Yon will never know how to live
without office afterward, and no pffloe can
feurround a man with tbe fortune of a gen
tleman. In his speeeh at 'the Union League-
Club dinner in New York on
Tuesday night, o f last week, Ex
Judge Albion Wt Tour nee said: ' Toe time
will come when tbe let blood of the coun
try, will come from the South. It may not
be in my day, but I believe the time will
come. When the North is over-populated
and old, then the strong men will come
from tbe Sontb. I know not of what r.
or color, nor do I care. The negroes down
there are rspidly growing ntrong, a are
aluo tbe poor whitm. who ue d-t the bal
lot,' to teach tl-em that tbev ro, men.
Even tbti oid aristocratio element, the
m . r invnlwitif nl all l l tvi nivivl r rv
its cou-
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pr rial Citu I ?tnas.
uui mrm atd handsome f m-
pttivementa at Nw-ia b'a Diting KMinis
None but spli- ed nid pelile Movants'
sapteyea at fi-eewmh'a Diuin Kmsb i
a & w i
Fre.h Otirm. Frvab-ribad and 8iHcklrd
Tfont rse-ived ever day. at Nwcomb'e
Dining Uooas.
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pMrseasaMenditur vait and the Public
gneraii win Bud U re their 4vmufe to
. - . i e Ki . . . w - sv
i Speeial todae-tar-uta iff red to lvgoUr
lHar jrm at Nowcvmb'a Dining j Romi,
Ccert House bquare. j
No head-ache or bark-ache for ladica
who drink "WINE OF CARDUL." !
For sale by W C Porter A. Co.
"WiNE OF CAUDUi " cures irregular.
painful, or OitilcuU mcnatruation.
j For sale by W C Porter V Co.
"WINE OF CARDtti f four tiroes a day
makes a happy liouMrUotd. '
For sale by W C p.irifi A Co.
"WINE OF CA'-tOUH makes rosy
cheeks mud etc at cuiuplexion. , j '
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blc iiy Property
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tt : Ctt b. bought a )-
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tuuif by
Gf'ftis'r", N C . r Mpplyh e to :be nil
ir if h- ParKti'T, ot&cf-.i G-i-
lro is tint r.'Vtiii.: miw is tiio tiui in
vet in ict entMt. I I olch li-tf.
LooK at the Fisures.-Tbe pur
CQU list gwva lu iuo vvuuijr xt-gisirr,
fsee Patkiot, March! 30th.) shows that
J. W. Scott fe Co., bought! several theutand
dollars worth more goods the last six months
t six months
f-No
time redue-
or leou, loan sdj oinsr nouse in
itont ati . f odir. Oil 1 1 AA ln
standing, we were, durine that time reduc
iDg our stock and baying as few oods as
possible, to prepare fbra change in our buai-
ness, as our copartnership pired by j limi-
tation, Jan. 1st, ItsSl.i Used goods, at low
pricss win ssu. anu ice iaxiw win leu woo
sells them. The more goods we sell tbe
shorter piofii we can afford to sell at.
Very rsspectfally,
! ! i J. tW. Scott & Co.,
Grtensboro, N. C, April 4, 1881
WW AdVOrtiSODieiltS.
Villard Hotel Lottery Postponed
TO APRIL 7i 1001,
pop. a ! "PITtM DRAWING-.
IfpeE DRAWING WILL1 TAKE PLACE
I X at Louisville, Kyi. under authority ef a
special ast ef the Kentucky jLegisiatare, and
will be nndtr the absolute Control of disin
terested commissioners appointed by tbe act.
LIST OF PRIZES.
The Willard Hotel with ah ) ton AAA
its Fixtures and Furniture J v Vow
One Rssidtnce on Green Street, $15,000
Two Cash Prizes, each $5,000 10,000
I Two Cash Prises, each $2,Q0O
Ig Cash t Prizes, each $1,000
4,000
5.000
2,500
5,000
5,000
10,000
1,000
500
One hundred Cash Prizes, each 50
Jm - rtiw
1 Qne Fine Piano, f I
I Oae Handsome Silver Tea Set.
100
jw uoxMViQi.rDonwnujqr,jo
."?r.a1 HSPBHlT
I m ri w v W - mi mm 'Am a m
1 400 Boxes Fine Wines, $30 j 12,000
200 Boxes Robertson co.. TThis ky, $30 6,000
400 Boxes Havana Cigars, $10 5,000
Five hutdrsd Cash Prizes, ach $10 6.000
I Amounting to 0309,050.
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Whole Tickets $3 ; Halves ?U ; Quarters $2.
1 Expresa, Postal lYoney Ordef or Ee-lstared
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p" gwi r" Pm":
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for tickets, Address i W. C
D. WHIPS;
Willard Hotel,
Feb, 2-wltd2t i j I
Louisville, Ky.
Amusements
-B-E3jT-BOWI KLAXjIj.
ONE NIGHT ONLY I
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TUESDAY, APRIL 5tb.
LIIIsES' JUVENILES,
I A Consolidation of HaverlyV' Juvenile Opera
komP?J i "w "P!8! company; ana
MileV Juvenile Pinafore Company, in the
Charming Upera '
" CUIME8 OF NOIIMJLNDY."
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40 WONDERFUL CHILDREN 40
H in tie cast.
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30 FRESH, TRAINED VOICES 30
in the cboius
POPULAR PRICES.
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A dm is km 75 cents j No extra charge for
Keervrd HeaU at Xate' ileok Store.
Mar'eu 3tdtt !
KIUE LINE OF
PB Ana's ELEGAHT
EASTERl CARDS
Just Received
And for;
sale at
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Green, coro, Hch 19, 1881.
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' We have made; arrangemsn
s with ono
of tb most experienced auction buyers of
i Now to f nrlish i f&ii (im.j to t!mir
' 8ncn bargains as be may be able to'secura
- j Bucn jpargame as ne may oeapie to securvj
at forced sales fr cath. When, the price of
I ftn (icle ig ivln in tbu cnn !t
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jy '" ,eiur rea l tan
column first, the local items'- nxt!,' and
then if you havl time, the editorials. !
OFFER
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