III GREENSBORO PATRIOT -fr
THE-'
Largeot, Oldest and Moat f xten-
-r,,iiAl Newininer in Piedmont
CIRCULATE
,
'yjrt5, Carolina Embracing tb Entire
Tobacvo Belt, Adveitiaeft Mut Appre-
j, the ValUtf of Sujcb a Medium for
j QUIIiFOS
juicing, their Bu iness
dus People. '
before a Proar-
HANOI
EAST
". ETT
; ADVERlltlNG RATES
ML, AHD A DEMOCRATIC ACMINISTRATION ADMINISTERED BY DEMOCRATS.
1 "yf-"":- it'll ..Micjyeega mm mtna?. ml
.. ... , if i
4 V; : . , DEtfOCRATiS SUrREM&&':FCR THE COG;
BA3ST ;:,5,-fr, f-q-jsitr, toi. - ;-: al
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L
I TUAIj CI HCiJIiATION,
i
KEW No. 1,04
ROBERT M. DOUGLAS,
ATTOKNlvV
r -r it :s i : v
ukkkvdorO. N c.
perianal and pKnpt latteiiiion, given to all
li-placed in bis hands' fiifce nppt'rtjU the
urt ! -
r LAW,
JOKTH CAKOLIXA.
"II-L rractiec in the State and Federal Courts
in the counties ol" Guilford. lUndolph and
rfV.'fice over Porter i Dulton drug store. .
James W
.' Bynum &
KXF.VS and CoI n'S
ity'
HAUTI.tt SHIPP-
i
Shipp,
ELLURS A : LAW,
li
;KKESItVVO, X. C".
tc' u ii! pr
l 'an
EES!
i;ei.
State nd Federal Court.
Dr. 6. W. WMtsett,
i u i i: o x i iz t ist
Lm.Isay Corner.
"..
(IREEN'SBORO. N. U
R. K. Gregory, M. D.,
NIl'l AX mm Nl ltli EO.-y,
e.
Mi'
I p..."ite Uenbvw House, Greensboro, N. C.
W. P. BE ALUM. D.,
I'liyoU iiin and Surgeon. -
T. -v j! In 'g Store of Porter & Tate Residence
. n A-utboro street. 4-8-ly
Dr. W. H. Wakefield,
l4 V-l I AN. sr'RGEOS AXD OCCULIST
re-nHtMro, N. CM
Greensboro Patriot.
FRIDAY,. DECEMBER 1C-1SS7
-itJLliii
:STSBOEO? K.' G;, FKIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1887.
T
F1DITORI4L. COMMENT.
r:EMi)E.x.rLKVELV.i w?fnirt to liave
hi opinion of tbew Spw-ia Trust (?) Coni-
ill "atten-f city and country eall. Office over
rtvr A- Tate's drug store. Residence on Ashe
r .-!r-.'t.' ' - - .
I II. W. TATE,
l'K Tl IX PIIYSICIAPT,
i;!:i:.v-lf''Ro. ; - XOF.TII CAROLINA.
: Offer? his Professional Services to , : .
tin-itii'-n of lireensboro and surrounding country.
o2ice at Porter S Dalton drug store. When
t th. re ran be found at his residence on Asheboro
jnit. i i-yite Col- T..B. Keogh's. junll-tf
Tin-: CoveHouse,
WAL2JUT COVE. K. C.
n. w f.jien for the reception of (rueU. with first
rD- arcuitiiodatiuns. Servant polite and at-
(r.'.ivi noins large and well ventilatel.
u,.i l i-ly J- . Lt is. Proprietor.
f he Martin' House,
i)orsoN, sr.
i
i ij.,-n l'T tne reception 01 paesis wiin nrsi-eiass
..mnnxiutions. fervants polite ana attentive.
lar)fc and well furnished
,.i:-ly 11EXRY SXOW. Prop'r.
MeCkntral Hotel,
it. airy, c, J-;
KAj hetn remodelled and newly famished and
ii.iw the leadme hotel in town. -Far. firet-
cjL-", lajTite MTvanf at a moment's call. Also has
lir-f-iasii sample room tor arummer!"..
Lrj i- J.V. ITCllELtvProp'r.-'
JOI IX JAMES,
teSUa' anl Decoratire Paialin?, SMu
K A LS( (MINING,
iil I'aintiiijf A l'ip-r llanirins. Irefnslr. N.C
i. ii. liAilt,"
Plain ami Ornamental Plasterers,
I . JREEX.BORO.X." C. ' .
fcW ith H.anv years exierience warrant their work
- v u' -:iii.-!a.-i n. Crfn furnish designs for cntre
jiio ai,.l nii'uMiugs at prices that will defy torn
At iti'. n. -One tiiem a trial. maa-ly
. iL. OAKLEY,
A ITEUT ami BUILDER,
I- i rn .ire l to furnish drawings and specifica-i'-
t"r nvi'Uu.i: houses, business houses and rail
aj Jcp.it-; at rtiort notice. AH woik intrusted to
tir care will receive prompt attention, with satis-
ti"ii i"U.ir;i;itccd. ,' , julyl
To the Merchants,
-TIN-WWRE,
( a
i t the .-anient Kichinmi i fcxas.
by ealliug on- -
PYATES.-tiaensboro, X. C
r. : .. ;. -
J. C. Lindley & Bro.,
'nurserymen.
Hundreds and Thoiuahds'of
I "... - - , . , b . A r i
uo n ana lor nia
f 1 liuniic !' rar' Xurserii-s four iriles wetof
" " . .Marti oitice ou Soutu him street. t,reers
f r iullo-tf
L. W. WOODS,
y s o A U L. U 11 Aril It ER,
r
-II l.V.- ai.O- nAXPOXIXO.
' 1 '-ittina with the 'Extent'it Ctm'cr. Cuts
ur 'ticrcnt lcii;ths,,with satistaction giuranteed.
It
Tiik lMinotrats think it is time for
liKhtw tax and frwr trade, and not fit-e
trad.
"Thk war tariff forever" the Hlosauof
tlie Ilepublicau party to-day. Where are
you working-men?
"Caulislk and Hand am, have ;had n
talk, but uo result." Give h Ijkh talk
and more work, gentleman.
Let our Democratic C'ongreHMinen stand
polidly by President Cleveland and liis
tariff reform iolicy of redueinj? taxation.
Forakeh,1 that little foo"l who hapiened
to Selected Governor of Ohio, has organ
ized a club to boom him for the Presi
dency. V ' .
It i now n, wttleil fact that if the oner
ous and oppressive war taxes are not re
duced it wilFnot be in the fault of the
Peniocrats.
"I'he Evening Wisconsin, of Milwaukee,
says that "natural gas is giving out."
Just wait brother, until Johx Smeumax
gets the floor.
''Chicago has lx--n wlw-ted as the place
for holding the next Ilopubli-4in National
Convention." We would like to le there
justtp ses the animals.
"Ax now science rises Holeninlyand as
serts that dlseaw is disseminated by
books, Tliis will in no way effect the
poptttarity of the check book.
"BfcAiXEWM"' m'uis to le on the wane,
and it is authoratatively stuted that the
Plumed Knight Is not very iKpnlar with
the better class of Republicans.
The New York "World ias uthoi ity for
Baying thtt trainj on the New York Cen
tral RrR. run so fast that passeng"rs ou
board can't count the towns as they puss
them by.'
The President; lias sent to the Senate
the nomination of Hon. L. C. Lawau.
to be Associatt Justice of the Supreme
Court, and also the nominations of. sever
al Cabinet officers and' assistants.
, Now that the Republicans are still In-nt
UHu perietuatiiig the war taxes and
spending the resultant surplus, we trust
thutlhe "issue lstwen parties," as drawn
by the President, will Is- jiipted by all
DoriKx-rats.
At lust but by no mea(is least Cicsidcnt
Ci.eVelaxu "urges that some of the ueed
lss war slitickles be removed and this
not upon any theoretical or philosophical
ground, but ns an incident of stopping
the sni"jlti!M-eveiiue."
(Jex- Johx It. IIexdehsox. of the Na
tional Republican Cou'ut011 of 1SS4
"h.-ts t an idcor-hat I 'resident President
Ci.evelaxu's messjige will help Rlaixe n
great deal." No doubt it will, but it will
help trim to get beat.
'. I . '
- P.laxtaxt Republican organs do not
welcome the issue of Tariff Reform forced
to the front by the President with half the
hilaritv that we should have supposed
they would, judging from the tone of their
voices before Congress usseinbleI.
Ei.la Whkki.ek Wiuiix sings: "The
s4-sistns tire liuidt' by the heart, 1 hold.
ami not bv outdoor heat or cold." And
it
yet we advise Ella not to venture out on
such streets as we have iir Greenslioro
such weather as we had last' week.
The Boston. Herald calls Prince Ferdi
nand of Bulgaria a "cry baby. If Ferdi
nand does not like the expression lie caii
obtain satisfaction by applying to John
L. SpLlivax. Westminster Aquarium. Iaiu
don, England. . !
"Axn now it is announced that ILalax
will row Tkk-kett iu Australia." With
out wishing to cast any; reflection on the
latter it must Is said that in the light of
recent events Tiui'KETT is a most- nppro
uiate name for a professional oarsman'.
Piiess 'conuiient on! the President's
Message can Is very briefly summed up."
Indeed it can." The Democrats warmly
indorse it. and rcjoue that an issue has at
last been made. The.Republieaii organs
denounce- it as si liold, wicked, outrageous
FrTmde proclamatirm.
h!ox SiT j-hkvs. ofTayettevillo.1 AmTTa
: av 1av. ot Louisville, Ky . JAsaiSTairfa
THOMAS, REECE & CO.,
1011 PRINTERS,
it i: i:ns no "no-. o.
UOOU ".tUK.
LOW PKICE8
SAI'lsi-ACTION GUARANTEED.
INSURANCE AGENCY
" ,'.--,-
i n1' f v1IFK-TTTT? TORNADO.
Lit LIFE. I1 IlvJli, , TORNADO.
' - , --IXSI EK WITH -,.
0. W. Ciiir k Co., Agents,
' '-iT.EXSB0R0. X: C.
Only rir-t-i-;ass Kuropean and A m'crican Coiupanie
- ii.'n'iii.Nj. oiuiinei assets over
TWO III XDREI) !tIII,TLIO.S.
o. V.-CA.Itlt, Arxent,
"""5-1 ."1,W.N,C and High lVint.N.C
OFFICIAL EXIIllilT i
- j " i.
oi' THi: uoiRi) or tarz-ix
: cii5usrzcvi:ng
: rr-r'r- ;
1
IT. Xt. WJIlTPEIItLin, EdKor&I'reir!:
l l Kn tii.aw rer xenr, BAamnTO
j (X C. jiVLcucr, Jailer, vie.,
'.V. ile.ba::e Apple, Guard,
"fuss,
if 5.0-20.:
T I
7-' i ."'i ii ..i:
VS. J. Ulackburu, Shoes, -J.
L. Kc-elin, (Joous
(irtciiscro Gas L''q,-itCt..-
l.. . Carl,
D.
lay, Repairs,1
D. Aydelett,
"V r-- v..
1.1:3 :
1 o
13
i Li 1
orCutilord C.'Vint.v, IJtct j;ler
3 til,
No. 405,327 acres of land.
$20,700.93 valuation there
of, L'G'y' cents o:i every
100,
X"'' t tf A. 1 A k .-V . A
I . Illll III i II I'K J 'I 'i'llil I .
aiuai,iouiiierc'oirorjCl34 jj)
oa every 100, 2,171.;:h
No. 35.10 horses, 1729G3 , '
valuation thereof k2(j'-
"cents ou every 100,
No. 132G raules, 715S0 val
uation thereof, 2G!- cents
on every 100, J
No. 13 j Jacks, 735 valua-j
tion I thereof, 2Gv; ents
on every 100, j
No. 7 Jennies, 140 valua
tion thereof,2C'rjjcents on
every 100,
No. 54 Ooats, 43 va'uatiou
-thereof, 12G cents on
every 100,
No. 11017 Cattle, 77537 val
uation thereof, 2Gfs cents
on cjery 100,
No. 14150 hogs, 23522 val
uation thereof, 2tJrJ cents
on every 100,
No. 8029 sheep, S022 valua
tion (hereof, 2G-J cents oh
every 100,
Farming Utensils, c,c. &e.,
23SG5S valuation there
of, -2G- cents on every
100, (
Money jou huml or on de
posits 101423 valuation
thereof, 2Gv; cent3 on
every 100,
Sol ven Cretl its, 132G27, va I -uatian
thereof, 2G;1, cents
ou every 100, '
Stock in corpcirated com
panies, 11510 valuation
thereof, 2G;; cts en evcry
100, j.'
Other personal property,
5Q 1 G 25 v a 1 u a t i o a t h c r e o f ,
2Gj cents on every 100,
Kailrpad franchise, S053G
vauaticn thereof, 20'r'
centi on every 100.
Dank stock, lOlSOO valua-
- tiou i tlii rcof, '2G cents
ou every 100,
Unlisted 'property, DS920
valuation thereof, 33;cts
ou every 100,
Schedule ' IV &c.
A.
i .
Inspecting,
LVitchctt, " "i i
tory, Livery,
9'-' --dware Co., taails,
uuii Y. Cook, Lurnber,
lesso L. 3Iay,i Notices,
J. L!::iitb i " . t -
'rite.yt t & Plllips," "
S;:ow Daitcn, Lumber
cc Love.
3.00
32.50
2.00
97.90
2.00
2.00
3.00
40
S.00
4.05
2.12
5! 70
3.0G
2.37
1531.80
TO
:;d assessing taxes 'S7.
200.39 ;
153.53 ;
M - !'
2LJJ9'-
i i v. .l. . ,
; jj .i ., - , ,
: -To'.ii'.; ..
, 'r'!
,U.h A. I'.-itt
Fr.:::k :-:
'Lew is v
l';r-:y;h C)ti:i
-1 v ':' 1 1 is C
W. Gr-.y, (7.:;
A. Tickle, d
W. Gerrinicrer.
( h. A. Cannon, 1
( I). I. Foast, ' .
3 y L Ai Barnhardt,
( rk-hn Carrnon,
mir!r
. . .. v.. Armcif,
; .i. u. oous,
G:
o.-Iu
:i'Ai;
, : 1 .
. ? .
1.153 0(5
30.0f
b.;na Apple,
K. DcTkuy,
'.' W. Lemons,-
P. Wbartou,
ias M.iDick,
- C Lipiy
.Btet-art,
11. i miitcr,
O. Gotey,
J. Ector,
. . . Troxler,
v .". EI:nore,
. i j .Ci,
s:: Ti. Jleudrix,
.:i A. li'ritebett,
: L Ward,
P Haiidin,
15 vc
v.'..:
o. c
Lv,-
'.stcrs,
stct,
, ...(.ill
-: '-b
Mrrkman,-
21
1 .! ; I'"-'
1 ! . 1 i v - -
i -S
man,
:i,
hie,
IcMicha
if Cook,
'.mitb,-
ii 10.121;
nl :
.) i'
a .
Jfotal
Sheriff's Com.
Tota
Martin
l-i;SQ&02;
1140.35 j 2.j
Ai-mneld,
'm-'U
incouit
root: iiorE.
Donncll, Labor,
2.t-'v.
5 .::
J. llt-rt
0 ('J
"The Itads dared the Democrats to n
ontest over the reduction of the tariff."
And yet wheu the President lioldly tu
cepts the logic and duty of the situation
the Rnds. themselves find fault with him
for devoting his Message "exclusively to
an issue between parties."
The New York World switches its" tail
two or three times and says: "The Pern
oeratic-Party, now that it has a genuine
Issue-, looks a radiant ns a school-boy in
a new pair of red-top boots." Pi ltizeis
has evidently found out that the Demo
crats are on top.
"Venezuela has offered a prize of ?4,-
OOO for a process by which locusts may
lie 11 rued into grease or some other use-
Tul -article." Some ingenious man will
probably win the prize with ease, and cry
us he proudly gazes uj.oii the results of
his irenius: "Tis Srensj, but living
(.reuse no more."
Andy llehdrix,
William Scott,
W ash Forbis.
llo. Paislev,
Uegwobd iiiid,
W. Poenix, corn,
Mr. Wagoner,
II. J. Williams,
Harris .K: Flippen.
WT. J. Blackburn, IV: v.cco,
Su ga r, Colle, & c. , "
Moses Straus--, floods,
J.' L. Keeling, Sbipstuli',
llour, iSze., ,
Fleming Ji Co., Tobacc.',
II. naiis, &c
Wharton cN: Stratfbrd,
Tomliuson 3Iiranfactu; ing
Co., Shot-?,
Lindsay & SeliCiu-k, drus,
Dr. Ed. L:;ids:s:.-, Tbyi
cian,
Houston liro, Pac.r,;.
&C, ;
Minnie Coltratu', Sowing,
Asa Cl.-.pp. Peei,
Sample S, llrowu. Good?,
J. M. Apple, Livery,
Nelson Vb;:i tc::, u
A. lit 1:11, C-i
John Jtew.trt,
W. D. .1 MeAd j. r.-. V,
John IJeesou, v
J. X . Liiiiiei',
llobert Stewi.ijr, "
Philips, -Ales..Camplji!,
Joseph Gilmer, "
Mrs. Lewey,
Alfred l!ell,beei';uid pork,
Urooks Love, .Lumber,
W. I). MeAdoo, 2 b.'.uvb:,
"W. IL Murray, Kub!ur ,
shoes, vvc.
Albert McAdoo, coi a,
Wharton, Hunt v: CV,
Shingles,
Adam Uankin, Livery,
Groome IJros, Tobacco,
Sergeant M a'nafae taring '
Co., Hardware,
William W. Vouug, lveep-
er, &.c,
Alford vS: Michaux, I) nigs,
Porter & Tate," 1 ' .
A. L. Bell, Livery,
James W. Lamlretl;, Cab
bage plants,
Newton Wilson, Livery,
W S. Forbis & Co., La
con, ' .
James D. Donnell, Corn,
C. P. Vnnstory, Livery,
WT. E. Bcvill, "
Mr. Starr, - "
James Shaw, Moving,
LRichard Smith, "
Greensboro S. J. .Co.,.
Lumber,
John Coble, Livery,
Julius Dick, Oats,
J. Henry Gilmer, Coin,
J. C. uilbreathr Livery,
R. V. Smith, Corn,
J. H. Hutson, W heat,
O. C. W heeler, Iavery, .-
Total,
-?0I.;::i : ' 1
9 i.r.u
1 3.62 I . ....
2.,-)' j T ,
2..;si-'---
OS CO' J
2.30-(;-
V . I i ..
-.4, : -T:i::v
l.',l 57 -Ti
:
. i i i ; r.
li, 3u ,: '
: :
-19.97 'J; ,'v
IbO:;:); ; .i;
1 1 ...
.
53.2:- '. ;
1.50- A1 1 '
uiiell,
logins,
L-lilli-.k,
:;:aiies
Jbrdan
i
III
14.00
G.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
8.00
1G.00
14.00
,14.00
14.00
10.00
1200
1S.00
14.00
12.00
18.00
10.00
1G.00
14.00
G.0.0
10.00
52.00
3S.00
33.00
3S.00
10.00
14.00
14.00
12.00
S.00
S.00
52.00
33.00
33.00
3S.00
is.oo
10.00
13.00
10.00
14.00
13.00
20.00
10.00
G.00
20.00
24.00
10.00
14.00
S.00
12.00
1S.0O
14.00
14.00
30.00
30.00
22.00
John Garrett, 1 .
Lydia W'harton,
Susan Kankin,
Geo W Richardson,
Allen Massey,
Jerry Sloan,
Amos and Sally Parks,
Geo Lane, 1
Besty Jones,
Venia Matthews,
John Cousins and wife,
Polly Tarrish,
Jesse Brown,
Nannie Holt, I
Ellis Bevils, . .
Martha Bishop,
Sally Hughes,
Thomas Graves,
Elipable,
Nancy Melvin,
Martha Miller, '
Parrish family,
Hagar Watlington,
Eliza Gibson,
LDairy Rankin,
Eliza Forbis,
James Terrell and family,
Benj. Self, i
Sarah Little, .
Isaac Lilly j
Eliz Benson,
liz Ilulder,
Patsey Mirigo,
Eliz Forbid,
Celia Leonard,
Eliz Little,
Rosa Gerriugcr, 1
Ailsey Summers, ,
Jordan Colo,
II C Willis.
7.50
1.50
1.50
4.0
5.25
15.45
1G.95
17.00
9.45
6.75
14.70
G.50
7.50
18.00
12.00
10.95
9.75
14.40
4.25
19.95
G.00
46.50
7.59
3.00
7.25
23.00
0,00
1(5.20
mf " " "- " ' --.um w "vj wa v iiiviv
X aI farther advanced in their studies
10.50
10.50
10.50
16.50
15.75
1125
13.50
10.95
9.75
24.00
Total,
ALT.
1,390.G5
OTHER EXPENSES.
& Dillardr
1,02:
.00
LDi
I'OOR.
i
J
.. s -:
'h
and wife,'
.5.-;;'
25.2
57.''
13 i I
15..
12
lLIT
15.1 2
11.2
'
:int-t'i
ikh',
T
--!!,
;id family,
-1 1
-!
: in.
"t'L. Mtl'HRE of the Philadelphis
Times thinks the Prwsideut has committed
a blunder iu calling for tariff revision in
stead of a fuvorttlily Lretlttctiou of the
internal revenue tiaxesi" The great trou
ble with Col. McCm;ke js, that he is prone
to look at public questions througl
Pennsylvania sixi-tacles; with -pig-iron
rims. 1
3.
L0;r,
2" ;
93.9 i
.37.10:
!o;s issued for pro
i lowing persons :
r-ott, ' . $23.70
13.93,
7;5
15.0(
15.45
GOO
. ' 8.75
1095
17.25
G.15
12.4r
ii.O.'l
5.00
13.95
10.95
9.75
9.75
4.50
G.00
JG.50
7.3
0.45
i 2.00
3.00
4.50
9.75
9.75
4.50
17.40
2.00
7.50
3.00
7.95
13.95
3.00
12 45
10.95
2.00
0.25
20.25
7.95
12.15
13.0(1
24.00
1.00
S.(K)
Dillard, King
Attorneys, ,
W F W'hittingtou, Labor,
Wr H Wakefield, Goods,
W Donnell;, Provisions,
W II McCormick' & Co.,
Notices. I
C F Thomas, Fire Com
pany,
Y J' Weatuerly,
J MT Browb, :
Greensboro Gas Light Co.
Court room, ,
Grand Jjiry room,
' Reg. room,
Globes, I .
Thomas, Recce & Co.,
County,
Sheriff,
c s c,
J W Scott! & Co., eoods.
Mrs W C Doub, Nov SG, S.
OCWheeer,
Dike Book Co., Station
ery, I
A Alloltoii, Desk 5tc,
Edwards (5t Broughton,
Tax Books and Kecords,
iner, Clerk and
Will U Ste
Taxes,
J N-Nelsoi
Greensboro
Exhibit,
Tax notibe, S & E.,
Express, ,
Patriot, Co.,
Stationery, ,
and Williams,
case. 1
Holt, S L F,
lleitzel, Stock
J A Harre
Irs Pay no
Bastard
I'atram &
Eeitzel &
Law Fence;
i
E M Uzzelp,
Greensboro Book Store,
Odell Hardware Co.,
W E Bevil e, R R assessor,
C A Boon, II 11 assessor,
W II McCbruiick, Jr.,
.T P II Adams, Wake,
II C FisheK Cumberland,
D P Mast, Forsyth,
C K Judsoln,
Wakefield & Co., S.,
J W CanseK-, Ckn-k to Board,
.1 W Causey, Becording
Bonds, Lxpress, Post
age, NotjiceSjOrdcrd, &c.
Ellizabeth Dick, bastard
case,fine paid to-'Board"
-20.00. -To
2 mos. Hoard, $9.00.
To coflin for child, 2.00.
Dal. duo L Dick, 9.00. 1
Order given for balance
due,
J Van Lindley, provisions,
Henry Levis, . .
J W ScottJ & Co. ' .
S Wr Scarborough "
John Barker, ; "
Irvin&Weatherly "
Houston Bro.. "
Aaron Mehdenhall
Marv Donnel,
J M Burton,
Gdo W Ri
50.00
4.75
3.58J
4.50
7.00
25.00
4.80
3.40
12.50
21.00
2.25
4.40
5G.75
15.25
7.33
1.95
8.45
44.75
14.33
38.25
4S.50
410.79
2.41
15.02
3.00
22.10
5.00
7.30
3.00
r.s.00
1.70
4.SQ
13.40
34.23
30.00
2.00
3.00
2.00
41.20
75
10,00
139.72
It 11 tickets,
chardson, et al.
J W Jone
p, provisions,
I Lizzie Wqoden, "
-i . Mouev reifunded in bas-
'- tardv c 1 so through ef
i forts of J. A. Fritchett,
L.
t and
;ter,
50
21.00
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formation
any item
G.O.r r
1.25 j V:
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-17.30; j. v.
2.00
5.00: Uc.ibt
10.00' Mol;,:!' '
50-:- i!!'.'
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1 wife,
6 lose
JAIL I'.XI'KyflLV
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J. Henry Gilmer, Jailer,
C. A. Shnltz, Guard
B. Voltz, Scavenger,
J. M. May,
Moses Strausj Diy Goo-ls,
Peters & Tatnm, Coal,
F. Fishblate, Dry tloods,
E. A. Fleming vS: Co.,
Goods,
B. C. Phillips, Guard,
T. A. (Bud) White, 4i
' L. I), lli'.v,
! WiHi.'tm A. Li'-ek.' 1
j? jBnra.UIati;;, ;
-, H:;rrl.!. :' . ; : .
$470.50 i jpvciir.g,
273.751 Winch est or !i -i "
1 59.00"! AdaMi'LiSimu. linage.
l.OO: Jesse J;h:i:t'i:,,..n"f-
54.00: IV. ).:-. '-.. .
r9 51 J. C. F.ai't.-::. In pert,!
4,25 : (5. V. Winlne, lld-i-
J. S. la j.-'tiaic.
4.05 II. A. .Bulr.iitit.
X.-Ai It. !!. Ilauipwe", ll'V
3.11,00! A . P-'-o"-, l!i-pv.''fi'-
1 iu'.ne
ivil-
':
"field,
14il0
24.00
22.50
12.00
22.50
1S.00
00.00
8.10
12.15
1.25
8.75
12.00
G.00
10.95
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15.75
0.75
11.40
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GOO
0.00
10.95
13.95
1590
0 75
17.40
13.95
13.95
9.75
13.95
made for
Income w
solvents.
Resp
9.00
19.50
2.00
4.00
1.50
'4.50
1.50
G.25
- 1.50
1.00
1.00
G.15
LOO
. 1.00
Tr-f
WHY IS 1T
Why so Many Defalcations f.-Why Such
Injustice t
'A good conscience and Divine
grace may do mncb, but if the key
to a man's body! be bad, the man's
life will be a failure. If the foun
dation of a building is weak, tho
ptuueut owner promptly repairs ic.
is there not some reason why
prominent men who inspirO the ut
most conhdenceL become criminals.
and seek foreign asylums T'
The professed Christian, the de
voted father, ihe most honored
men, after filling positions of trust
for years, fall. We see this daily,
and have found no solution to the
mystery.' ' ij : '
If the medical profession gave
this matter their atteutionould
it not be better than wasting their
time grinding over their 'ism's or,
worso still, declaiming against im
provements that benefit mankind,
out do not happen to come from
their i highly-respected schools !
They are being taunted ; by the
scientists that they are but little
than they were years ago, while a
wonderful advancement of benefit
to suffering ; humanity, has been
made by scientists outside the pro-
iession. -1 1 -
v years ago; the medical
profession pioclaimed to the world
that bngut's disease was incurable.
They are unable
slightest degree
to explain in the
its causes. It is
only within two or three years that
it has become known that such a
disease is only an advanced kidney
trouble, which j was! treated with
indifference at first, as of no conse
quences. Within a lew years the
trujth has become established tnat
most --diseases, arise trom derange
ment of the kidneys i that, it these
organs are in a healthy condition,
these -diseases
and when Corrected, the
would
not exist,
disease
ceases
s For years this has jbeen the key
note of the great remedy known as
Warner's saf0 cure, and from the
best obtainable infomatiou, the
fame of -the remedy comes from
outside the medical code. Never
theless, the popularity of WarucrAs
safe cure continues to increase, re.
gardless of its place bf birth. The
liberal branches of the medical pro
fession are fast recognizing its
merits, and we expedtthey will ere
long bo proclaimed in medical halls
and conventions. P6rhaps'its pro-,
prietors and perfector may never
see it, but the time will surely.
come, as it has come with other
valuable discoveries Perhaps a
hundred years from now, the dis
coverer of this valuable remedy
may receive some honorable title
for the benefit he :has conferred
upon mankind. ,
i ! -
'Just Hear That Child Scream:'
said Mrs. Smith to her sister, Mrs.
Davis, as the sound of a child's
shrieks came across the garden
from a neighbor's house. 'What
kind of a woman have you for a
neighbor? Does she abuse her
children" f 'Xoiudeed," replied
Mrs. Davis. She is one of the
most tender mothers; in existence.
But vou see, she believes in the
old fashioned styles! of doetoriug.
W hen a child needs physic, sue
fills a spoon with seme nauseous
dose, lays the little j victim fiat on
her lap, holds his nOse till ho is
forced to open his mouth for
breath when down goes the dread
ful mess. Then co iu tho yells."'
"No wouder," said j MrsA Smith,
"Why doesn't she use Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets? Tisey
are effective without being harsh,
and are as easy to take as sugar
plums. I always give them to my
children." "And so do I," said
Mrs. Davis.
The cleansing, antiseptic and
healinir onalities ' of Dr. rSage's
Catarrh ltemedy are unequalled.
WondcrTul Hcstoration of !is;ht.
1 , J Bkkxh aM, Tesa-.
Mr A K llawkoK Hear Sir Tho Hectae!es I
procured from you eift'tt" years aeo entirely restor
ed my sight, and.' until two years iinc-e. have been
able to read the fiiwtft print without glasses-. 1
:j W B Lock ETT, M. O.
All eye: fitted and the fit guaranteed at tho Drug
gtoro of Cullum line & Co
II. J. EL AM,
Job Printer,
dfe2
S. S. Mitchell Bro.,
West Market SLr GreensDort, N, G -
DEALSKS IN
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, HATS
CAfS, BOOTS. SH01S.
Tin Ware, Wood and 1
Andevcrything Ufualiy fi.uud ii a ieaul
.Tirn nanuisenioie. To our i:
and aequaintunccii in
eountiof we a?k a call-
AGENTS WANTED!
TO SELL THE OXIiY
any old tric-nitl
iluilford asiil fiirrounJini:
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MANUFACTURED
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BY.
Dr. J. Menter Howard,
aidri:ss.
WINSTON, N.
septltJ-ly
The GreensWoro
Company,
w. . m iTiar.ws, i
i
in Full l!!iit. liiakihpr
11 lit VOOl, MiucU, CftttOii it lit
Straw, and Cotton adtt .straw
Solt-lop "iiattia
It) uiiul-ter real ruljstaiitiul eo:nl'.
flesh nn.l weary bones. They l'vi
e.riial in every respeet to those ot
third the cost. 1 ou can have yoi
louucc made to bo bettor than tl
new. iive tboiu a trial, and yuii Will Fay they are
Jain IrP. niay'i ti
HOUGH. HOUGH:
-i PHOTOGRAPH Ut.
'rop r,
Sscr-i
it t.ijiur tired
i:h a niatti"
,iir. ami at nno
oM s.t!iy nn.l
v.-ero vli--ii
M.
ain Street,
WIXSTOXj
-MAKES
ft!
THE BEST WORK V
A Ami ti an ran tie It A'. j
l) .1 PICTURE FROM HIM MAKERS
' - - A 1'INK . xji
Holiday Present.
rp CAM. ar.,1 SKK HIM W'JKX Vr
ri aki: irv wixvrAx. i
ii--oiioii 'iioaou
lS-jvll-ly
BLACK WOtF.
A POKTIN 'SI AX'S MX PERI l-l X V I-I.
1,310.12
.00
1,335.12
.1. W. Cause y,
Clerk of Board.
I, J W (Causey, Register of Deeds
l'(V)!of Guilford, make this exhibit tor
'(( tlio Board of County Commission
ouitl .state luai-au) i"
that may be desired oh
nay b. had at my office.
I simply give the bills audited
and allowed and the allowances
the outside poor, and the
ith no deductions tor in-
-.letllous
c .died "ti e fond injustice of au un
satisfied
cold, a cl
tunatelyr
neither
-The
ctlullv submitted,
. W. Causey, C. of B.
lv, which somebody has
7
heart." is a very real
thins-, anil scarcely auy gain could
Un n KhfiU'ipnt rewartl ior maaius
annua ntitnce with its loriures.
. , . j, i
Love ought to De exaueu auoo
these iains. yes, just as the human
I " ' "' . . I a.
constitution ought to ue strong
enough t6 secure it from a sudden
anco indigestion, unior
as a matter of fact,
inind nor body is proot
o fT.ji n ct disease: ami it a manor
ii" . . ...
woman ldves truly and nobly, ne
or she will avail the iemotest pos-
sihilitv.ot inflicting the kfe n anil
cruel tortures ' of jealousy on the
one who
vntimi of heart and lifo Louise
Chandh-rlMoidtoH,
benartment of Agricul
ture is informed of extensive dam-
... i . .
,t, to sweet potatoes ny me hum.
A C lia.ter frum'tbe Idle of 1V4. M'.Mul-
lau, of Corintli, Miss.
Mr. McMullaa b ono of tho Lost known chic-ken
and iW inneiers in the South. His cooiu aud ken
nels aro tilled with tho finest specimen of game
chickens and well-bred spnrtins doff.
For many years ot nis Hie lie nan apenou.- mis
fortune, which ho explains in the following -letter,
which also tells what was the uuiucky sporting
man's real Mascot : il 7
You will pardon mo for addressing you on a sub
ject on which I -know you must get numerous, if
not tnnumtjcrauie. letters, out Bramuue priiuipu)
me to tell you about what I regurd my most re
markable euro ot rueiumatism Dy youre. c. n. tr
ten years I sutl'erel with rheumatism. I had about
"saturated" my entire body. I had pains in every
part of it. My left leg was tho worst affected.
Even to-day, though I am entirely well, my lelt
left leg is a little siuallor than the right, shriveled
from rheumatism. For fire years I may say that I
was in danger of starvation from inability to work
., . nn ii.,.iint of t'.is terrible (li-ca.-o
When I caino to C. rinth from Alabama I was on
crutches lor two yours. eourso uunng an 01
these sail years I was attended by good physicians.
Th cruvn ma noweriul d-ses of potash and sarsa-
r.irllliL. which did relieve me some for awhile, but
T out tin nnrmanent relief until, by a friend's per
suasion. I used H. g. S. I determined from tho
benefit I received! frtim the first few pottles to take
a thorough course of your medicine, and I took
about one dozen; of! the Specific. 'V hen I began
i.kivtha molii-inpi I weurhed 1 a nrouhds. and
when I finished: tbo thirteenth bottlb I weighed
Ti tiounds, and weigh that yet. , , .
I regard your medicine as tue poor mans.lje.-t
friend, if ha will only take it in time, and thus save
him from extravagant doCtor' bills and preserve
his health. Witfc gratitude and with best wishes
1 remain.- lour jubedient ecrvant. ,.,...
! j T. J- M Ml LL N.
Corinth. MUs.. . Fob. 17tb,
Treatise on blood knd skin discasas mailet free,
Tho Svrit'T SrKCIfiff Co.. lrawer .. Atlaiila. ia.
niCKI.K.X'J AIIXIC A MIUK.
Tho Cost Salve in tiie world for euts i.rvi:.-es,
gores, ulcers, ialt rheum, fever sores, tetter. 'chapp
ed hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruption,
and positively euTeaipiles. or n$ r y required. It
is guarantee.! to give erfeet sati-taction. or money
rotunded. Pricei Vi cents per box. tor sale l.y
Hunter Michaux
LEOPOIjUOX A S1A.CIIIM--
One hundred ywrs ago our daJ -
llal grand and nooie views.
IJut dressed in common homo spur, clothes.
Wore hand mside hats an ! shoe. -
Tho wheat was Itea'ped with icklcs dull.
And thresheil with hickory frail.
And for electriollighti their wives
Had tallow candlei jmall and palo.
'The world has changed, machines have come
At first they ran by cranks
' Cut now the "Cranks' cuss out machines,
Instead of giving than is.
9-Itpaytoke1t eved with the time?. :nd
s kp Leopold's llavanas.
.iiilf.sT.lolo to 1!'
the crown
;-.is a :r..i-s (.'
:i'i-!'.-
i.l tl
r iim"
tit
itra.-t-
une Xai.-it iii'"-'
!o::i i:-..; l...-t v.
lltllK'UL V. l'l J 11-
in-.nji.t'.etV
; by V.ut- l!!.i
r',r !" 'h r :
and oiist'iiiioiitly iii'.-ui-able. It ii
gcrihe her sufi't ring, Ik'r body
licrliead to tho solia of hi-feet.
masses of fl. ssh rolt:n-t.ff.
cavities. Her fingenj loStere t a
nails. dropped oii' at one time. II
eil bv tho fear. ul ulconuiort. and lor several years
she did not leave her bcoT Jlcr woUla w.u-' rciln
cd from 125 to ') il.s. Tcrlia; s 1 -1
her -,iiiit;(i:i i-jq bo rlcamjl j
three pmundsof Vosiuuline oroi
Ii'r week ih-drcssing her sore..
cians ackuowled-l their . dele.
WolC-ah 1 coiii'iieii'Ii'd the ?u
Creator.
Her hu.-ba:i l hearing -'wonderful r-ii;a ,! the
use of Swift's Si-ceific (S. S. p: evailed 011 .her to
try it as a last resrt. She beg: a its uso under
protest, but soon found that h r ;y?tcm was being
relieved of "the foison, as tho sorjs assumed a red
and healthy eoW. as though the Mood was becom
ing pure and active. Mra. Bailey eontiiiued tne
S.S..S. until last February : every f no w.u im-.i!-ed
:'she discarded chair and cru hc-s, and v. as tor
tho first time in twelve years a v ell woman. II' T
husband, Mr. C. A. Bailey, is in business at 2
tt..no tr.-.t Iioston. and vi 1 1 take plc:furo
in civinir the details of this wonderful Clin. Seli(H
tUi! for Treatise on lllorI ail Skiii hiast
mailed tree. The ill Nd--ili- t o..
Drawei 3. Aliai.Ui, (la."
.ui.i.jr.i-
Or I.lack Lc-pro.-y, Is a di.-x-ase
ed incurable, but it has yielded f.Mtr.e .
pevties of Swikt'h Spkcotc n w kn-.n-mn over
tho world as S. S. S. Mr?. Uailuf, of c.t S-m-.-r-.!
ville, Mass.. nc:ft" ISuston, w.as alta. ke I sieera)
years ago with this-hidcous black eruplion, :i:id v.".if
treated by tho be-t meab-al taleijt. wj:o waM only
j-ay that tho iiise;ises w;is fl, specie of - ,
'him
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that A-;A
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DlilcheU's Eyd-Salve,
A Ceiuiin, fca!e a
i p'il'ectiva Kcinedy
Sore, Weak - and Inl lamed - Eyirs,
, I'radui-ing Long-Sighte.
t Kestoring the Sight of
,,ayb.M!s,.lMad-Uq.vju
Cures Tear Drops, Granulation
Eyes, Matted Eye La-hes, am
,i,l innarAnliiin). I
Also' pouallv enica.-:i- 11s when ii-.ed in other mr la
dim. such us I'leers. Fever Sore. Tnin-ir', .salt
Rheum. Iinms. I'iles. or wh'-rdver iiiflaiiiiuation
exists. MIICIJi:bL'.S .SALVt
vanUige.
Molfl 1- nil Iriitfi4t
junlT
T. L. KKLIA"S
FINE - TAILORING - ESTABLISHMENT
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for i
ss. aid--'
kho Old- J
Stye Tiniif.rs.
pnxliichig-rel:
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GHEENSBOlia A C.
of Fine IniHrted
ter Trade: Si.nsist-
h Suiting, of all
a FPt.T. n,t Mlnt.1i.tn toeU
V -Goods for my Fail and Winter Trade; onist-
ing of French, English and Sen
ooiors. js
An unsurpafsod line ot Trourmg.
All are oordfally invited to
stock, and they will see at once
t t" in thn market.
"Iho lies:" of work-Ban"
guaranteed.
Fir-t door soo'h 'f entr-a-
ill and examine, my
that 1 keep lhe
hip an A perfect fit
Ortnl Hotel.
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