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'STONEWALL" JACKSON.
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:-.m !..jh;). r.i ft hi. !. ha'ta'.-ie.Jd ; tiome federal artillerymen. When
Strategy Shown by Eim. at Bull Eun
A Close Shave.
Cilice the unveiling of Stonewall
Jackson's statue this story about
the confederate general j,as come
to light: On one rainy day, while
advancing on Hull Klin, 'he started
to riconnoiter !in person, and got
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oeiiiiiu me men, lie snouted out-to!
toe otlieer in coimuacd- "Who di
re'eted you to jut that gun' on the
road? -Take it away and mount it
in the woods on the hill yonder. 1
never saw fuch a pjeee of fully.
Here in the open grqund your men
will he shot down from the-brush
on the other side." -On he went as
though in a terrible passion, berat
ing the otlicer, w no colored, saluted,
apologized, and hastily gave the
order for removing the gun. Jack
son, with his stall' at his h?eN', gal
Inped oif to ti e Teftjas though to
pass down the stream, made a sud
den turn, thundered across the,
bridge and escaped.' The l ofml?
died ollicer in command of the'gr.n
hail not gone; far, wlien he suspect
ed soinetiiing wrong, but .he did
not discover who; the stranger was
until next day. ! , )
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jdaee initsp:ge-. lb ginis jiVith
the location I of -the citv, vithirS is
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lend of C) .Wal. v. ijjf.jj J):i',,(; h bt of anvee vin-
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erties. Dr Hubert Wiesendangcr, of
Hamburg, has just patened a meth
od f employing Icarbonic acil
to produce intesej cold, for the
purpose . f causing iisensibil i ty,
which will prove , particularly use
ful in dental uperatfons. It is us
ed in the form of a pencil, and any
part of the body onjjbeing rubbed
with this pencil I loses sensibility,
without the freezing of the skin;
jiud slight surgical operations can
then be performed "yithout causing
any pain. ; j
Dr. Krummel exporiniented in the
ITarr.burg Hospital -a a boy of 13,
w ho, '.vithout the slightest sign of
tlinching, allowed him to- make a
long and very deep rutin his leg.
the doctor having ribled the plac'e
with one of these pencils. '
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of great cheapness, jfon fifty or six
ty operations can! be performed
with it at a cost of Ji dollar or so.
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Mrs. Lease has beenlj interviewed
by a reporter of thJ Atlanta Jour
nal, and made hinij the following
prophecy of w -hat will 'occur in the
future: ;
j "Well," and Mrs. j Leae weighed
her words ilelibe'ratelyj "the third
jiart' candidate for President will
so confuse things that the election
will be thrown in the House of Rep
resentatives. This will make a
Democratic President; j Then the
Democrats Slaving1 been admonish
ed by the Alliauc ahd 'laborers'
movement that the people are sov
ereign will- hear ;thej cry of the
people' for relief"- from iniquitous
legislation. . This ttnu, jthere w ill
no longer be a tljirdj VarU' for
there will be no need for one.- We
want relief, and if it comes through
the Democracy, we
be Democrats.- j j
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(-) bud then madefi I.tj vvay
into i!.e lii e of the app'iea,i- to
await her turn. Am"t?gVffher
, Money is plentiful' in Kinggold,
.CJa." i The A"' ' Xfi, ff that place
publishes the following interesting
item : T -f . '
-It is not every ay .'in the year
that a country editor is called upon
to write a receipt for 10U on one
man's, subscription, but such was
our pleasant duty on last Monday.
"T. Gilford 1 1 fx, Kinggoid's clev
er young assistant postmaster, on
Monday, August 3, 1MI, hiinded
the editor ' of the jliiiiggold Xv
Smith a crisji one ' hundred-dollar
bill with the following written re.-i-uest:
'Please send mi your paper
for 1H consecutive years,"
We sincerely hope -jhat Mr. Hix
may livedo enjoy the pbru-al (.f his
jMiper until his sull-iript'ion ex
pires.
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- ,m la- i'.v5i;h..Iil,cv..i.i,H.r,V .4 the t ion of a peoph; justh; in -vt.i - r - F
, I.:,;. .--I- H !v;'-',,lon,vrj paper -.ieeeptiland The Mmpathy of evenr; sincere pa- ) ,
a"-! p:,;-.u,:thy b. fait h-, M , .; rrf is Ju,w li li.sed j triot .:. this country .s wit ii the in- . -t v "t ; " ' I JV.i,;,,1; V-
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: .,d-T.:-t. ; t:..-. 1 o-. If th.-i.-; " ?? . jing against tyranny' and are in,bu,oou.
llalmaeeda. the Chilian usurpe
has n ire red "f 1,000,000 ifor t.ur cru
iser IJaltimore. The iisurper has
no such sum to pay for ja cruiser,
and if he had the Government of
the I'nited State- would hardly be
tniil'y of th" criniK of. providing a
w;ir ship to be used iii the subjuga
The sun yiejds 8,000.000 times
the light of the moon.
The population of the earth dou
bles itself in";200 yea'rs. - f .
Fred Douglas denies that his
resignation was asked for. i
. Jewish paupers at Uoston were
put under .f 1.000 bond before land
ed. !
Editor George Jones, of the New
York Times, died at 4 o'clock, this
morning; : -
I'lie number oi deaf mutes in
North'( 'arolina is "somethinT over
500. blind 70'J.
lion. James liussell Lgwell died
.irfTus lioine In Cambridge,' Mass.,
at! 2 : 10 this mornin-'-. -
A Chinese newspaper j published
in San Francisco has been sued for
libel by an luth'an.
A railroad in the Argentine lle
pulilic has one stretclf of 211 miles
without a curve or br-klge.
When the Japanese hitch a -horse
in the street they accomplish it by
tying his forelegs together.
Complete census returns give
Iowa ;i population of 1,911, "sOti. a
gain of 27,211 since 1SS0.
The steamer Orizaba arrived in
New "Viork from Mexico with 490,
00o Mexican silver dollars.
General Wesley Merritt has been
ordered in charge, of military ahd
militia matters at the World's Fair.
McKinley and Campbell will lire
oratorical bullets at each other at
the Shenango, O.Fair on Septem
ber 2. i ' : '
Senator Squire for ilinister to
China and ex-Senator Blair for
Russia are the latest suggestions
of the silly season. "
Two hundred women are employ
ed by Mr. Edison in working at
the more delicate ; details of- his
electrical inventions.
Professor Herbert 15. Adams, of
Juhns Hopkins, refuses to serve as
Chief of the Department of Liber
al Arts at the World's Fair.
Kansa's clergymen v.t Topeka re
pudiated Rev. De Witt Talmage
lecause lie charges 25 cents a head
to hear him preach on Sunday.
Dr. Cold, ;in eminent )h-sician,
of Germany, s;iys that Aye should
not have less than nine hours sleep
while we; are under 21.
4 When fa .man becomes so good
that'hc spends all his time reprov
ing his neighbors, tire devil smiles
and commences to lay up coals for
future use.
Vermont's Legislature has been
called in special session to increase
its .f5,oo() World's Fair appropri
ation and to dispose of the Direct
Tiix money.
It is said that ex-Senator IJlair,
in view of the resignation of Fred
Dcuglas.jAvill be transformed; from
a Chinese white ekphant into Hai
tian black bear. -
There are 1,000 Women to every
919 men fn Kngland. Yet the En
glishman! wiil insist on marrying
American girls and so continuing
the disproportion.
The lojigest hair in the! world is
said to belong to a young woman
in -i 'Gainesville, Tex. It trails on
the ground four feet, and is a beau
tiful red gold color..'..
The good crops this year in Kan
sas have Ui enhanced the' value of
its. real estate mortgages that the
People's Savings Rank, of Atchi
son, which failed last winter, will
pay its depositors in full.
A fanner near Amite, La., owns
a horse, that will, not - drink from
the watering trough if any of the
mules drink first. He ' does -not
seem to object to drinking after
other horses, but draws the line at
mules." j .
Judge Rot kins, of Topeka, Kan.,
whose life has been threatened,
savs if lie is killed his friends will
jnake so "many of his . enemies, bite
the dust that thtf funeral itrain will
reach from -Topeka to No Man's
Land. ) , -
3Iiss Huldah Arnold, of Mil ford,
Mass., celebrated the 100th anni
verary of her birth last Friday.
She has smoked regularly every
day sincei she was: fourteen. She
beganbefore thejday'of cigarettes,
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A Charleston special states "that
the board of public-work's reassess
ment of railroad property in West
ssment
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over
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is the price at which we ar closing out our beautiful line of CIIALLIES
and FIGURED LAWNSl Who can afford to buy these goods 'rj
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; iiy, anyuouy who nas.iu cents can wear a new aresa
patternfof ten yards. . - -
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A new! Lot just Received at 12a cents,! 15 cents and I S ceil
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tuese are Mhe popular sellingj goods of the season
and are SELIjING faster than we can get them, j
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WHITE GOODS!
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.auied anu -unuarens nite r-murotuerett dress -patterns lure
ollered at prices which will induce ahibost an voody to buy.
patterns reducedas follows. 1.50 goods going at
$1.00, $1.25 going at 85 cents, 75 cent g4ods:
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guiug ai ou cems, uu cent gooas going as vj
jcents, 40 cpnt goods going at :?0 cents,
2o cent goods going at 18 cents, i , t
And.. so, ou. down ihe line, at
uriees to make the
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goods iraove.
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your time to buy a DotLars worth org1ods
oU or nj cents. 1 .
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I JnATIONAL BANK BUILDINGi aREENSBORO, K
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TOTAL ASSETS: OF COMPANIES REPRESENTED;
OVER TWENTY MILLION
DOLLARS
Office xxl. Sa-vlngs Ban.k,
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GrREENSBOKO, N. C.
PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
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. NEW CROP TURNIP SEED jat Wholesale and KetM.
Trusses and f Braces Carefully Fitted..
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Vroin our Large Stock; we can supply thyBicians and j Stores in the
, ; ! . i fCountry at short notice, .. "v'Ml- J:! :; i '
Orders and PIlESCIPTjQNS by Mail filled and forwarded by ; next train
S X'-FIIC'EJSS ZU3.JS40XQ'kJEIXX2, j ! -
I JRichardson & Farris.!
', ''"' li , Successors to W. C. Porter.. ! !
Opposite Benbow House, . ;- - GKEENbHOItO,
feb. 12.
ARCHITECT'S
NOTICE
If you contemplate building, call iipon us and we will he p
you any; information you mayi require, jn regard to the matter,
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,-t.rr. nl v.ork or make a incalculable consequence ir- cor
f .:. 1. Wliic.h Is . x.-- ; recting all contamination-j J-vDr.
j ,lirM th d.mor dor4 not ir:timate. : Pierce's t. oiden Me.i.ea. i2V7;
I; v.o;.Id M em appropnaic v uiaxc u uu - , r
fund 1-earing t tie carel ul consiuerawon,
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me of its author.
Doubtless the its competency in all corfjriable
to secure an I chronic complaints.
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i , vr, ..i.ni of Mr. nimlge - prefer- l lie -uoiuen .umiu. ,.T
' to the method of di,...sing;is the result of much rescr and
I -.; '; n I in any ca-e uiil give the and wide-experience by.aical
- it K-t thought. Fortu-! physician of world-ren if? it
' ,'vt! v t'nion is nvt . mbarras-ed formula embraces the .nwy patent
' ' '!' . i ' .,,.1 ibereforc sec restorat ites of t he whole able
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striving to wrest tlie republic from
a dynasty .l o!t:cial tiyeves. .y
Yurie M'linlii'i ,-l ''" t"';v i' .
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Should Add More Ciphers.
A fliicat'o man hits invented an
automatic! moter starter by which
all the maters at tin- "World's Fair
mav be started by the President in
; Washington by simply pressing a
Ki-ow V.'herellcVa:.
kingdomj It is especially pom
! mended for all blood divnTrs j
ivpepsu, liver and kuiiiy : yom- j
plaint, scrofida, salt-rl.Vuru ca- 1 wo
tarrh and consumption, ititarly . woman
, Mr. Vaughan's scheme for the
payment of f i00,0Ot00O. to the
ex-slaves of this country .is likely
to fail, because it isnoJt big enough
to attract the attention of a billion
dollar Congress .partj. Vaughan
is an imbitious inan, but he does
riot aim high enough t! shoot above
the target of peanut 'politics. St.
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Women as Collectors.
or three,, years ago the lirst
an collectoristarted the rounds
Plans, i Specifications: and Details
furnished at reasonable rates, also Superintendence if ! (jesired
Address
311 SOUTH ELM ST-GREENSBORO, N
oub HAiRGE stock:
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is steadily increasingj Come and examine even if you do not wish to".,
buy at present. We are during splendid bargains in1 all grades of pajerf.
and can.iurnish you competent workmen to do the' hanging. , - j f
Look tin -our former ! advertisements-in this paper! and you may Grid j
chance to savfc money,; we stand to our agreements whether old or: new.
Our address is 311 South Elm Street, jMCAaoo kiock,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
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Massachusetts
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button. j' . ,' . ''
The IMuladelphia Keeiiid says a
Texan has plowed up -a pot idled
wi;h gold. That's right. 'Mm re
pots ol' gold are fou:nd at.the end
of the plowshare than at the rain
bow's tip.!' ' " - ;: -
DuringJ an. eai iv ; morning .fire
vesterdavt in Conwuv's lodging-
house, itt Spokane'' Fal.ls, Wash.,;'
one man was .sr.'.thered,- .another - wis'rfrb in the
is missing, and hall' u doen were
injured by jiimpi. -- j !
'" Gold ecu l- siiji'i-vt al.roait m
JANUARY i st, 1 89 1.
Assetts,$li,252,03t.5l:i Liabilities, $10,382,057.77r Surplus 87,5
j POLICIES IN ij'ORCE, 22,70-"v INSURING, 4 03, 290, 7b 9.00.
The contract of this company after two years becomes nonL'orfei
incontestable, unrestricted as to residence, trade or ccupp'..ion
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If you will write yrur name, dale 01 oirui, ana auuress, iu me
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form ami send it to" the address below, we will take pleasure in showing
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':-"U-tt,it; 1 7 ,XliallC;i and people haVe1 learned to ask
1 , . - . ,t - - t he r- P mill, a t. t 1 -xoui ; . . I 1 1 , , 1 1 -
; I:;.;'.,.., ,! dud-daldevii.": The Government rai-nuking , them to call again to-morrow
l V. Mid' right, mv , r, dear j experiments in Texas ha oved without embarrassment or .hesita-
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NpW more than half ; five gallon, iron m.umi. oaken Kegs. ;
Each kegjhoi.is'teii -nags anu eaeii .
bag contain-, .fa.000, so that the,
..,h. i.f'!:. ke-v is '."0.000; Gold1
from the other sine usually comes
in boxes. : .
value
ESTIMATE but a STATEMENT showing the exact
in dash and paid up insurance which' would appeardn a - policy issued
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in tue year.
day of .
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LAgerLts "WaxLted.
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