. J . i 'I ' ' ' . f f - ' f 1 ," ' ' " -' : i- ' ! ? ' ' i. f
j r I I -j : - i I j i ! - ! - -I - j f -f f J :
I i; . ; psv- n.V,:' - !.f . j- I 1. U.V ;. A.cn- !'
t : i i J ' X ( - i -j 1 - . a - -i , - I , l-i
VoL 2.
GREENSBORO, ! N
i"o. 27G
. !0:, WEDNESDAY EVENING; APRIL 13, 1881. - I
V
The Daily Patriot.
GRTEKSBOIIO, N. C.
' Oflee on Booth Eln.8trt,
Tra Txtxiot Li Mrrtd bj the Cnlcn
1a nWribtn la thi-Citr at TEIT CEirHJ
PES TTZZZ. pajfrU wwily, alj to
Peicxs ros Uailiko. Clc-1 c4pj,
tmtntf ttnlt; t.t wela tXSrty etzU;
C3atbf tXirtf-jirt cenU; tw ntathi,
MUf.'thrM cstatba, tlx nctlo,
.lv62Zars;..tvtlTa .noatii, ftvriilUrt.
aft ft
roia prapaia aj ifit rropniwr.
AH aabcrlptios.a pajabla la ad tax ecu
Tu WarxLT Patriot Two dollar a
Year, poitagt prepaid, with i&dooeceata
V Claba. Tha bait and eheapeat Jonrnal
Tablitha4 "ta tha Pltdnont aactioa ef
Korth Carolina, aad of cnlTtrtal elroala
tlon. lialjed to dty tabaonbars for two
Aollara a jear.
Thx QxxzaaBOJto Patsxot is tha oldest
Denocratla &awipavr ia North Carolina
having bea esUblUhed in 1831. and
published contianooaly ainra that time.
RATES Of ADVERTISING.
daily xvmon.
One 8qoAra one day,...
.... $1 00
two days,..
1 50
M
t
M
i
thrta days,. ...........
four days... ...........
fire days....... .......
Ooe wnIc, .
3 00
3 Ui
3 00
3 W
5 00
6 CO
6 00
u
it
Two weeks,..
Three weeks,. ....
Ona month, ......
M Aa f V
v w wt va Mafteee eeet t w w
Three months......... 12 00
aiz months, 0 00
One year, S3 CO
8 00
taTContraot Advertisements taken at
proportionately low rata.
Local Notices 25 otnts per Ess. '
8pclal Notices l?ents pr line for ihf Crst,
and 10 cents far t&eh sabtsqsent iaiertva.
Hats." - , . . . " . .
Tea linea solid Nonpareil type make one
aqnare.
Transient adrertiaaaenta payable In
adranoe ; yearly adrertLseraents quarterly
ia aaTanee.
ALMANAC FOR 6REEHSE3R3 TO-UORRD'iY.
finnriaea........S 37 I morxixo
Ban seta ...6 33 Uoon rises i8p a
iays lengin ia uoora 10 minutoa.
JkXeteoroloc?lcl Import.
Indications of the thermometer in
Greensboro, reported for the Patriot by
W. C. Porter, dt Co., to-day.
At 8 A. H, . .
....63 iegreee
12 II
4 P. XI.,...
e
....70
6
. Home Happenings.
Hypocrites are now called oleomarga
rine Christians.
The enereisfnl opening of Enterprise
Tobacco Warehouse, in this city .hi been
the subject of much favorable comnoat.
To-morrow Is Holy Tbnrsdsy, which
s the annlTersary of the day on which tb
aaceosion ef our Saviour is commemorated,
tea days before Whitsuntide.
Rumor has it that a gentleman ofsufS
dent cspltal will soon erect anothsr ware
home ia Greensboro, for the sale of Leaf
Tobacco. Go on with the good work.
Wo hare been shown a pretty speci
men of leaf tobacco whieh was said at the
Enterprise warehouse, to-day It was
ralssdly iir. J.C. Casipbell of Gall ford
county, and sold at a high prise.
The Lexington Manufacturing Com
pany will open a large warehouse for , the
aale of leat tobacco in that thriving town,
ca Friday next;
. Deat forget that -Soaday next la Eaa
tr sad by.' all aeaae prepare acntthlag
ier the little lolka : the Easter Egg, a
hanisesse Chresao, or eeaea appropriate
book. The laitsr yoa eaa fiad at ear friend
TstVa Bock Btera. He haa a splendid as
.rsrtaeat ef Wantlral ehretnae. Go aad aee
Cheaj aa4 be sara ja Hy.
Tha aalea ef tobaeeo at the Enterprise
TTareheaaa to-day were largely attended.
qsaatlty cX tobaeeo was aold, and prices
Tanged high notwithstanding tha fact
that all gradea of tobacco are compara
tively low, Mr. David Seott was the auo-
tloneer and rixbt well did ho' perform his
duty, Exrrybodj: wiibet tbo JfUrpru
tneceat, lid it will attain it '
r-CcI. V7.C Can p, with his prnlicant
show will jso in Greensboro early in' the
PaUi IIlj elrcua iraTa two "xiIllt!c-
ia the ! city lxte lut tsaaon aa a
Tsry faybrahla impression Col. Ciap
was atdae tfjao connected with the
Prerj. Bsxnsn. 1M beaa. an EIUr)
Rohiaaon. we bsllora, fcxs baia aa ' Edltcr.
It eppesA that tW propria ten of allj tha
promises! ; tkorairaTa, be eeascftfii
with thi j.'ji . ioot capielty, Ccaa
nontheas wa aaka4 CoJ. Coop wh44
itora . tasd eaoh eaeoeaafal ahewmsa f
Bay the Ttkej are ao c4 at turning
aomeTtaalu.,'
Chssp Hiktaewior OsUm.
It will be sees from the followbztslcraa
that parties dsslriog to witness the interest
ing Raster Scrrio at 8alcm, ea Bonday
Beat, eaa Ig's and retara from tile poLst for
ene first elasa fare I
Rippf oxdJ Va ipril 13th, 1631.
Ed. Pitxiot: Please glre aotlse that the
Greensboro Agsnt will sell tickets on 8stor
dsy, P. U., the 16th, to Salem and retain
far ene first elssa fare, good until ilenday
tha 18th ef April, j W. U. GREEN, Bsp't.
f
Jk.noth.mrJTir at IUcH Xoln t.
: ill It
Our neighboring town, High Point,
was visited by another fire yesterday af
ternoon. 'About !4 o'clock a building,
used as a residence, and the dry house
belonging to Mr, S. Perry's spoke and
handle factory were destroyed. Both
buildingsjwerethe property of Mr. Perry.
The fire was accidental; loss estimated at
$1,000. No insurance. !
II
List or. 1 Lkttxrs remain In r in
the
Poat-oCct at Greensboro. 21 C April 13.
. i ,
18SL r, .-1.1 I U vr,:,'r
bcth BrooicSjDan CarT,NormanCarl, Mrs.
litnnie Cook, Louise Dl Edwards, John
E. Field, jMaiy !Ai Green, Henry How
ard, Catherine Johnson, Samuel McDon
ald, Nits J Jennie jMast, OtU. Salzman,
Thoi. Yail, Mary C Woody, Miss Lbu.
Wood, Elira Worth, j
Persons calling for any of the above
lettera, will please say they are advertis
ed aad give date ef list. . I
'J. D. Whits. P. U.
flew Garden
Temperance Go-
clety. j
I
This soolsty met at New Gardes, April
3d, and , reorganized "by. electing' 8J W.
Ii. emllhjprtsldent: aid j. J. Cox, fieo
retary, pro tern. Capt. J. 8: Ragsdale, Rev
iir. Edwards ' and lire. Sarah Godard of
Halne, addressed the meeting upon! the
great sobjeet of Prohibition. Mr. F. 8.
Blair of Summer field High School, . also
made a very interesting epeech. Hejre
ferredto some pointa made by Capt JUgs
dale, especially the one advising yoang
iadiee tojjdemand jthe tame high moral
standard of'the young meD, aa the young
men require o mem, ana 10 irown aqwn
drinking intoxicating liquors in every
form. !..
A resolution was adopted, appointln
committee j to suggest, names of suitable
ierione for officers daring the ensuing
year. J E Cox, A G Eirkman, A Brad
haw, Levjn Stack, Mrs J E Cartland,
lira J W, Brown, lira Dr Ector and lire
Gideon Coxj were named aa the Committee.
The Society will meet on the 1st Sab
bath in ea'c month' at Kew Garden. ; (
Hr. Albert Peele jwaa appointed a dele.
rate to the State Prohibition Convention,
to bo tela In Kaielgh on the vth day or
April, hi j
After the transaction of some other!.
matte re ot minor importance the meeting
adjonrned. j . 1 j
! Cel T. C.palUrcf Ealelsh U la, the ejty.
. ' Ur XT2 XT. Falli ef Tjrh'zi la Tliiili g
iafis5l,f Col! ,Cipbs. .. ..'. I
& PJX Ctr? I-h, citlxriaa cf
tie ZrVr U. wtan ci taa 1'caiuauary
. . . r. .. - i
Frcm thei banvpe..Vc trs fct
phjsdaa cf NcrCi Cfrcllr, is a vrUtes
la the Dejarnetts case. . . . i
The Baltimore St of Satarday last,
says LThe jwidcTr.'cjf thelatc en 3tcae
wall Jackson and her daughter called
XrA-emnl T " " 1 1 plaa
at the city hall ' Saturday 2nd paid their
respects to waycr Latrcpe." rornn
; Senators Vocrhets ;.nd HQ shortly
will be presented with rold-headid canes
by the yrithens- of Petrrsbu'rgi Xs.,' in
those gentlemen to while ifahcie.
Eurene Gruioixi, S:'ps'intend:hV cf-the
Asylum for the Insane ,i llilir . Is .a
witness la the Dejarce t? caw tow' rtiaj
on in that dry. Dr.Grislora hisa'&xticsal
repuUtion. . Papers re.J by "him pslpre
medical coaventtons. in difTrent partscf
the unloa, and his". cciAroversy .witix tJn
Hammond of New, YprV: put htp la , the
IXOnt ranrs oi fcicniir:c men. i ncumc
onlv man in the South ,who baa been
ienoretd by an honorxr,;membenlilp . Qf
- ..'.. . . . I ... 'Ml..
dents oi tne insane.,. ... i.
ii
IT0T70 in North Carolina.
The Annual Convention of the Protes
tant Episcopal Church, in tnts1 State wiU
be held at Christ Chufch, in Raleigh, on
Wednesday; the lEth of May. -
From the Wilmington Star, we learn that
the Rev. Dr. Thos. H. Pritchardhas no
idea of accepting the very flattering ! call
extended to him recently to "become the
Pastor of the First Baptist cHureh '. of
Savanah, Ga. Dr. Pritchard, as Presi
dent of Wake Forest College,' is doing a
very important and certainly very useful
work, i -
rTHn1 rWn f
rira. ; C. Ci Cor: 1 1, will exhibit on
Wednesday, Thursdsy' Fri-ayr-nl Citr;
day cf this week, tr - I -rsa-iiana
soisest 8tock of If ;r Lrauht to
and see iu : 4 :.
Greensboro, N.C.,A)rir 12, 1831- wlU2t
' , ' . i. I : t . i . . . i i
Easter Z2irirt'-T7. C. Porter & Co.,
of thia aitv have ia stock a alee lot ef Peae
Easter egg dyee : oaly 5 cents a paper.
Go and get a supply before it is too, lite.
Greensboro, April 12, 1881; d2t. ,
To m CTTizxjrsror Utjiutoxd Coux
TT : By the adrice ef the AtUrneya of the
. . . ... . : .
Board ef Commissiunsrs of Gallfbrd County,
notice is hereby given, that the vacancy in
thaeQee of Sheriff of oor County, caused by
the death of J. C. ' Cunningham, will be
filled by the .Board, of Commissioners at
thsir meeting on the first Monday in May
next. " .; . ;
Dr. B. A Cheek having declined to
qnalify and give bond ae Coroner, that of
flea will be filled at the tame meeting. -'
; WILL. U. STEINEB, I
j Citric Board of Commissioners.
Greensboro, N. C, April 11, 1681. dwtd
Grand Opening of Millinery and Spring
Goods. On Wednesday 13th, we expect to
offer for sale that large selection of Spring
Millinery, bought in person by Mrs. Moore,
in the Northern Markets, consisting- of a
great many Novelties in new colors and
styles and at.from the lowest possible price,
to $15 each for hats. Special terms to
eoantry Merchants. My general- stock will
be in also, which I shall sell, low for cash or
good barter! and prompt pay ; some have
not yet paid Please do to. A 'great many
new things added to my 5 cent counter. 1
A W. 8. Moore.
Grecnsbcro;K. C., April 9, 1831-wlt-dlw
Call and see the nsw and handsome im
provements at Newcomb's Dining Rooms.
. None bat experieneed and. polite servants
emnloyed at Newcomb's Dining Reams.
. Fresh Oystere, Fresh Shad andUoeskled
Trout reeelved every day at Ifeweemb's
Diaiag loome.
8pecUl iadnesseata 'e?red .o realar
beard pre, i Jit 2reweom'a . pining .-eoxaa,
wears aiepse itaro. H
, - Hasty, health, and lisppines for ladles
r -- . . .... , r
Ha hsc cr back-ct: fcx Xia
SBSBBBBBBBSJSSBBSSBlBSaBSBBSaWPSSBSSSSSSS; i
Tex aala by W C PcxUr l Co.
' . 1 1 - ,
.- - - . " v - I
. r Y.T Or CAnDUl " enree Irrtgnlagj
rainfoi, or dilicoit penatniatlc . 'j ,
Per aaU by W C Porter & Co. f 1
"ytM 0F CAnDUl M four tinea a day
' makes a happy household, f "
1 tor tale by 7 C Porter &Ce.V : ? . "
)1
. ii i -
o re.t h: a "
e? i rt!r ceiJiag. .fax ttt uas a f
rtvi,',. Erspettfilly 1
rzIS-rrrCmril .desirfhls.,laU,.f?r . rtjir
dsstts or ileree t can be boht aVletr
,Gmst5eror.ll. c,r cr trljxi to t?.s eiir
ter of the PatxIot, at thu l-ce.' Grceas
boroiaiaprovisg; aew is t!ie tl:a U in
vest ia real estate, v U-tL
Jer t J r
JtieT7
JSJLECTlOtf HOTICE.
AH ELECTION WILL J3E HELD AT;
XX the Major's eQse In the City ef Greens
boro, oa Monday the Sad day cf May 1E31.
coder the previsions of the City Charter,
open the qeeetloa ef extending the City
limits ene to art a. ox a mile eacn way. ,, ,
Those who favor extension. Will vote a
K'nted or written ballot, 4 Extension."
ose who oppose tke extension will vote a
printed or written ballot, " N Extension'
' ' fi. C. DOD"ON. IT.Tor. I
-April Hi 1631-dwtd. , j ..j .,. ,
TVTOTICE IS HEREBY G1YEIT TO "THE
ll votere reaidlng outside the Corporate
limits bat embraced ia the bounds intended
to be taken in; that polls will be opened
at the Court House in Greensboro on the
2nd day of May, 1681, that they I may have
an crraortCiltr tjr express 'i thsir sentiments
cn said extessi jn. These desiring to be era-
Iras;! Ia the trrporale limits will vote a
trntt.j cr. rrintsJDallot-r-X-xtssr'.sn':.
Ubrit oyrof d. a written, or print r l.btllot
Ne Extension." f :.fy. rf'-.Xf
j J. A. Pritchett and W. P. , Hughes hare
been appointed poll holders for the County.
j. v. a LiiitUKiU. i y uoroner
April 11, 1831 dwtd,
-wv s:'hoobb '
' ' GREENSBORO. N.'C. ' f
Dealer In General Merchandise,'
i.
1
', J
I-
Milinerv. Conn try tj rod ace. Raw Furs dec.
Oreans and Pianos. This elegant Organ
only f65 and freight, 6 ft C inches high,
ten stops and Grand Organ Swell. Good
Pianos from $150 To $200. j Circulare free.
tOar Spring Goods will be in 10th of
April. i i :t.
Greensboro, Men ztHiwtr
s I- !
WHITMAN
I - ! Hi- - i
OOUBLE ,GHOVuiL
W. H; WAKEFiELD & Op
Yoii uill SiVe Mcnsj JiV sd Sdlnr
.w..- .-.- . . .i ..(-'4
Jut reetivad by
11 I MEFIELO fi CO,
Greensboro, April 5,
88
tl;a t try tx-XLsy 'tijau' t 'la Uiro.
iiavertisemento
i 4 I ".. 1
r
...
1 M I
i
i
fsrfSM,rsMsMaswMwse
jtJutTt aid Jtrrrrirstata t vrith jtrT
ef tha ne:t erptrlcz,t:i axsUca baycracl
Caw TcrS: ta frnlaS ta fexl tlza ia UrJ
it
-if.r'rio! fjiT3,St?Jil,"jiib; titl Xf
- I ;- : ! ' r i- ll . j
i i iz.y.'y Il.bnbiMi'I! n bi:n sal.
ti bd lull k! or tUuzi' rior
.iyiI.o Ltit kudsfol jniin
Sole ipfs to
a Mil
4:
Y-5
For thio IVfarixot
iaartislala circa la tl1 cal-3;i. t3
r- w a sbsmv x - - ea - er t
tl . -'! :-'-i"---. ; "r M-' V'T'I w
TPrTn StititiIt nf nil fliVo
'.r L
MM.
-f'J
f
t -
f
Ik- ...
"W33 rTATVTE
;.r1
I;
i t
A SPLENDID LINE OF
Beautiful Assortment
'- 4 I i 4 .u 1 I
1 1
OP
t;
"A
'1
Jl, ...
Gratasbore, AprU IStn, xwJ
' v i
1 Bpool o
5O0 Yards.
.! r ; f i ' : ' I
" 1 -i- h :"- -Iv:.-"'
of
I 1
0
. - - J- ! I
! i