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1 The GMiilOMcll IOT. VOL. 74 GREENSBORO, N. O., WEDNESDAY, JXJEJ 1895 NO. 24. I . . THE PIE DOT OF GREENSBORO, N. C. Capital, $70,000.00. Surplus,- $7,000.00. J. Walker, rrcsident. S. L. Tbogdoh, Vict-Prcs. R. G. Vacghk, Cashier, DZRBCTORS : en was pictured as an elysian land or peace and plenty, according to the effect of drink on the extorter's mind. These "stories mar be slan derous, bat it Is true I that j" daring the first thirty-five years 1 of the century it wasj considered entirely respectable to jmake whiskey, and it was not derogatory to ministerial or Christian character to drink it in moderation. I A preacher would now and then step into a saloon and go to the bar and take a drink without his character ! suffering in tne least up to 1830. in North Carolina arraigned sever al male members; the charge against some of them was joining the Odd Fellows, and against oth ers -making and selling whiskey. None of them -confessed to wrong doing, but the Odd Fellows were excommunicated, while the whiskey men were kept in. One of the old-time distillers who was almost reared in a still house.' and who courted his wife in her J M WAI.KKIU Ia nf T"i'.n--o, f IJcvill A Walker, v i. n:M.iN, i. rk .f I mt-.l itatca Court. !lihM K . IHH.T. - i :i.itii-i ami Manufacturer of Cotton l.-.N. l'.;rliiiptin, NC. . jollS . Wi I.I.I E, i. -.' M:i'nufa turer, of J. X. Wyllie ('.. , laniile, Va. J. S. 1IUXTTEK. Wholesale Jobbing, of J. W. Scott A Co. ROUT. M. SLOAW. Agency Southern Express Company, ir. w.'conn. Ijext Tobacco, Bayer for American To- oacco company. I)UEI PEACOCK, I'reuuent breensboro Female College. - R. M. DOUGLAS, Counselor at Law. v, .,!!!--f farmers, Mi-rchants, anI Man afactarers solicited. We ghaU bo pleased to rorrea ,..t, i uu'i :n iy t. roaieuiptate opeaing bank account or whose present bank accommodations r- PROFESSIONAL CARDS. J. M. HAYS, H. D.f GREENSBORO, N. C, -1' the pulilic as a practitioner f i : in! it- lraiies, including Uis k k anl THROAT. . i.-. 12 A.M.. to 5 P. M. t'ia'imont ISank. ITow long. O Lord, now long, Khali aching eyes from day to day, Still meet again in type's display The canting, sniyelling essay, ISy hayseed parson in dismay. Or raw-boned prude in chaste airay, Or crank with wit in dire decay, r t r frmntiA . M. whn r ft n )ml t.raw And kick, 'tis writ, that threadbare lay. ' How long, O Lord, bow long The Growler. father's still house, both being of excellent family, ears that no good ! I corn whisker is made these dava. " In one of the counties of South I The methods used are too rabid. oaroiina, peopiea almost entirely i and too much whiskey is made to oy seceders, it was considered the the bushel of grain. He thinks the proper thing at the annual meeting product ought to kill those who or presDytenea for the people who drink it. entertained delegates to lav in a INTEfiVTEW WITH MRS. LANEY PORBIS. DE few gallons of whiskey; or brandy for their guests. The seceders were considered a very temperate people, though their Scotch char acteristics of being mighty fond of good whiskey stuck to i them, and TEE GOLD IN THE TBEASUBY. The Belmont-Morgan Syndicate Has Nearly Completed Its Contract and the Eeserve Is Not Gaining. Washikoton, I J une 7. Since nothing was thought of it. J This January 1st, the; Treasury Depart custom was kept tip until 1845, andl ment-has lost within $10,000,000, the Methodists and Baptists declare! as much gold as it gained by the now that some of the haven't given it up yet.j , THE PREACHERS DRANK. Dr. VI J. RICHARDSON, PIEDMONT MOONSHINEES. 1 " over Portr' Drug Store. I (i IIKENSBOKO, N. O. J- W;;i" i ractire in Medicine and Surgery ia i.n-i-.ri an j mrroonJin country. ir. is Dr. V.H. Wakefield, nI.w .f Charlotte, will be in Greens l.aroHt the McAdoo House on Friday, Jane 7tu. I KACTICE LIMITED TO i:v, Car, oe and Throat. Dr. J. ErWYCHE, ! .! JIKTVTIST, ' . 1 OOire in Savings Hank Building, f sUth Elm street, Greensboro, X. C. T. J. 8 II AW. A. M. SCALES. SHA1V & SCALES, " GREENSBORO, N. C. Careful attteotion given to all busi nesa. Otlice in Wharton Building, No. 117, Court Square. Oct. 23, lS03-ly. j C. 3J. HACKETT, JanPaper,lDecorations 1 MOULDINGS, &C. The latest designs,! best goods, and lowest prices. Estimates f urnish i cd on application. lir.Kast Market St opposite Y.M.CA Jan. 3-ly. j Greensboro Nurseries ! GREENSBORO, N. C. I AAA i r f 1 -1 Ol 1 I - . . A Preacher Who Makes "Whiskey and Sees no Wrong In It. The New York Sun recently pub lished an account of the arrest of a Baptist preacher, the Rev. Bay Ius Hamrick, who lives in the South Mountains, Burke county, N. C, for illicit distilling and trading in blockade whiskey. The Rev. Mr. iiamnck is sixtv vears of aee..and stands high in his church and with the mountaineers generally. An old friend from the piedmont belt of South Carolina, who doubtless has obtained his before and after meal toddies from moonshiner preacher's still since the dispensary law has been in effect, called on Mr. Hamrick, carrying him the ar ticle from The Sun. Mr. Hamrick read it carefully, and, looking at his friend with a puzzled smile, said: , "I don't know how them fellows up there got hold of this, Joe, but I reckon they got it all down just about right. I escaped the revenue officers a long time, though didn't I? If Officer Vanderford hadn't been breaking the Sabbath day by shooting at the ducks on the creek at the back of my house he never would have found my little place of business. You see, the still was under tne House, ngnt under my bedrcom, in fact, and the slops were carried to the creek through a terra-cotta pipe. If he hadn't seen the huskings floating on the water and got a whiff of that good old smell that comes only from a well hidden distillery I wouldn't have had all this trouble. That's all I mind about it, because, of course, there's no disgrace attached tomyarrest. lou know very well, seceders 1 8ale of the bonds to the Belmont Morgan syndicate. The gold lost $55,162,000 was paid out in the A few of the old-time distillers redemption of United States notes survived the war, and attempted to and Treasury notes and most of do a little business when it ! was I these notes, at least seven-eighths, . - ! I 1 L m m m over, une noted for making ex-aa Deen presented ior reoemp traordinarilv Durei whiskev and fine tion at New Yorkl city. brandy was known by everybody 1 On February 8ih, the agreement for miles around in both States as with the Belmont-Morgan syndi Uncle Edmund Blanton. About cate went into effect and by its 1867 half a dozen delegates on terms the syndicate agreed to pro their way to a Baptist association tect the Treasury gold as much as stopped over at his house for j the possible. Of the $55,162,000 lost night. It was about dusk when since January let, but $6,000,000 they arrived, and after their horses chargeable between February had been watered, fed and stabled 8th and June 1st. During the and the quests were comfortablv month of May Igold; withdrawn seated in split-bottomed chairs for redemption purposes has ag around a roaring light-wood fire, gregated $1,000,000, or at the rate Uncle Edmund set his decanter out of about $33,000 a day. For4he on the sideboard and said: I two days-off June the with "Brethren, there is Something I drawals amounted to $101,000. in Regard to Guilford Battle Ground, February 21, 1887. j j The following 'interesting inter view with Mrs. John Forbis, known as Aunt Laney Forbis, by Judge ocnencK, is puDiisned lor the first time below. It throws much light on the battle at Guilford Court House, and relates a very touching incident as to Col. Arthur Forbis: Tabitba L. Matthews married John Forbis, who was the son of Arthur Forbis (No. 2), and grand son of Col. Arthur Forbis (No. 1). The old house is gone, but the present house is in the same yard nine miles east of Greensboro, j Mrs. Bettie Forbis, wife of Col. Arthur Forbis, came to live with us from the time I was married, in 1828, and lived with us six years. She was ninety years old but re tained her memory of early events. and lored to recount the troubles and trials of the Revolutionary war. ne died at Mrs. Forbis confirms the storv of "Bettie" driving off the Tory from the horse "xrathirin uijj i f . r & - uu mm leave or she would put him where he wouldn't need that norse nor any other." : Captain Forbis was born in half a ImlJe of where htk livorf at.. ance creek is in half a mile of hip house. It heads about Ala mance church. William Paislv. who was wound. ed with Forbis, was the father of Rev. Samuel Paislv. who Dreached At Eno, where he is buried. Thi first settlers were Forbis, )Vileys and Stuarts. All buried at Alamance church. - "Bettie's" grand-mother (Mebane) was the firs person buried there. i iPOrULIST PKINOIPLES. years old. Arthur Forbis (No. 1) was a! captain in North Carolina volunl teerB, in a regiment of which John Paisly (father of Rev. William Paisly) was colonel. . This company was composed of men from the Alamance church (Presbyterian) Wileys, Gilmers, Keers, Ellisons, Gillespies, kc, &c. In "cider time" ( about Seotem- ar Resolutions of the State Executive Committee on Free Silver and the Income Tax. TJbe State Populist Executive committee met in Raleigh last week. ninety-eight I Chairman Mewborne presiding, and Grecnu'oro U the rulroa.f entire State, an.l ia i.:. ; , iV, la nr. awmuuiiT poip i"r i.um,cutp coai, ant improvement nsuall consideration o( rn ror Beriai or ia gration Aasociatloa. 1 ..n-iiiiiriw nnna at tlin Iowm J. nrim. It hurbMn t ronmi in ritiea of rioulila m nt. - . ...r . Iitau8t ana manufacturers, ennfru r ih. t...i.i... - ti..,. .rccu.uj.leteinformtt.onwr.io to the UncmImv InVlu.trtal a., M- Senator Marion Butler, Treasurer Worthy W. S. Barnes, S. Otho Wil son and W. A. Guthrie being Dres- eat. I It adopted resolutions setting forth that before any United States mint", was opened North Carolina adopted, the Spanish dollar as the j unit pfcoin value; that the recent unpatriotic departure from the coinage laws of the founders of this Government has brought ruin ber) 1780, Captain Forbis and his l0!lies great masses of the Ameri company were called into service cafl PfPie in' a Dimetaiiic con and the company assembled at ler?11?6!8 called to meet at Mem- Forbis' house. It was a frame PR", June 12th, in the interest of house just weather-boarded the hf !mpney of the Constitution and T fl C4-o . first in that section, and the men lp checkmate the Unpatriotic and VV WCilV OLrOIlff Dlaved ball airainat the house the "ahgerous gold crusade iust start- i,. .1. ... That Tired Feeling: Mean3 danger. It is a serious condiUon and will lead to disas trous results if It is not ovcr- come at once. It is a sure sign that the blood i Impoverished v and Impure. Thcj btst remedy is HOOD'S i Sarsaparilla Which makes rich, healthy Jjlood, and thus gives tiyngth and elas ticity to the muscles, vigor to the brain and health and vitality ; to every part , bf tlo body. Hood's Sarsaparilla positively Makes the played ball against the house the aangerpus gold crusade just start- evenin&r before thev started. Old eajoy president Cleveland and his Mrs. Forbis survived her husband Secretary of the Treasury ; that fifty-four years.) They left the e and unlimited coinage of sil next day. Her recollection is that lfet and old a a raio of 16 to 1 Cantata FnrhiV o.nmnnnv wAf tn was .first declared for bv the Podu- w i , . v , 4 it,:.: . . loin the Smith Am rm v anrl w list party ; that the financial ques- that I think pretty good. I made ihese figures snow, in the opinion with Greene. (Battle of Camden on tdfwers above all others and it my self, and it isj what I drink." of Treasury ofilcials, that the Bel- August 15th. 1780). I that delegates be therefore sent to He then took the stopper out and mont-Morgan syndicate is using The firing of the cannon at Guil-MemPni8 t0 assist in advancing began filling the glasses! saying in all legitimate efforts to protect the for(j Court Hou6e was heard bv thi principle of the Populist partv a seii-satisned. nair-soilloaulzinz M-rca8ury Kolu uut ueJ IBO 8UOWIMrB. Forbis at her house, and she .nu impress upon tne conierence . ..-w . I tU.fr . JA t :L J I . I . U A - L : L . way as ne poured: i "Iook wnac a "ffc wimurawu ga upon a leaning or stooping uvufveuy tor uniting an iree man is required ior ordinary dusi- fruit tree in this flier) vard and cPinage i elements of the old parties ness purposes. The syndicate has listened to it. now fulfilled its contract .within The third7 dav Mm. Fnrhi $8,000,000, and is eaid to be ahead whose name was Bettie, started on of j its payments. I The Treasury horse-back to the battle field to gold reserve stands at $99,250,000, Bee if she could find her husband, andif withdrawals In large amounts .nd on the wav to the battle field. are not made for redemption pur- at the forks of the road, near and poses, when tne f 8,000,000 i gold weBt of Holt's Chapel, two miles owed bv the svndicate is Daid in. aat nf a roanahnrn aha mat- ha. the eold reserve will foot up fullr I hnshAnrl on hnr nrl - Mia. cial! system. $106,000,000. Montffomerv. who had three broth- Marion Butler will be chairman What the effect ill be upon the ers in the armv. leadine it. Bet- itha . delegation, and among the Treasury after the expiration of tie Dassed them, not recotrnizinir other delegates will be all the Pop- thel syndicate's contract iissub- w hn.h.n .han r.n'.i' i?rtKia ulist Congressmen, Treasurer S I aha a7 a w, TV UWU V U U KJAO I ; f r ' f l have used various kinds of medicine the last' year0 hnt I have given up cyerythiiur but Hood's Sarsaparilla. I uiu ile lighted with the results. Itlias completely routed that tired feel ing', and given mi a good appe tite." Mks. AlIie Meaijou, Matville, West Virginia. Hood's Im Poor Health means so much more than l you imagine serious and fatal diseases result from triflinrf ailments neplectcd. 1 Don't play with Nature's greatest gift health. iirnr!itfr l out of aortt, weak J nauaird, arvo. Brown's I I I II I I a Wil I in... Ditters it bava no aptM and cant watt, t begin at onratak l"r thcavnt rvlla. 1 an I beautiful yellowish amber fluid this fs and it pours like castor oil, which shows brethren, that it is mellow to the Queen's taste. Will you all try a little?" j Two of the laymen declined, say ing that they never "used but two of the preachers stepped up to the sideboard and tasted the; contents of the decanter. One of them re marked, as he finished his share and that of the laymen, too : l , "Well, brethren, I do use.' That's a part of my raisin' that I've never forgot." II! The usual price of whiskey in the old days was from, 37$ to 50 cents a gallon. . No license was ta ken out for making for selling f it, and drunkenness then was not greater than now. At the militia muster?, which were grand holiday muster under the bimetallic banner of the Populist! party; and that the dele gates from North Carolina are in structed to request the conference to declare for the Populist party as the only political organization i which has been and'is now solidly united for the money of the Con stitution' and the American finan- Only Hood's Hood's Pills &. easy to nay. cisy to takp, eay iu effect 25c 4 bl atrrarthralna Browa'a Iron Bit-A ten. A lew hoi tie care bctirat coanea from the very Aral rtuae- i Ma t ua war Uttk. a ad It's pleaaaat 19 taka. I Cures Dyspepta, Kidney and Liver Neuralgia, Troubles, r Constipation, Dad Blood Malaria, Nervous ailments Women's complaints. Get onlv the eefuin-!t Ka nywu1 roA r lines on tne WTtcer. All others Stilutes. On receipt of tarosr. will send set of Taa Baaatifal Fair Views anj book free. BROWN GHEMICAL CO. BALTIUORE, 7 areaaa-'l atampa we W WarM'S I MO. m. r V W w1 Will cure any 8 ro or Inflammation: Witlioat rtganl to Hue or Ixrallon! are i AMI- OUXAl i:TAlrTRKES. Vines and ShruM.f ry in almost endless varit-ties. . --Thoroaghbred Poland China Pigs, entUktl to registration, at reasonable ---prices; aUo Kascy Pocltrt. . A r f.T i-rii-e arv-et the best. Iwi.lit.i tall Hint-. .ii attention towrShaiie Tr. l.ar,'.- anl Un'. :Mirtinont in the State, ici.'ptinni call No. 43. : John A. Young, 4 ; i l'roprietor. ! POMONA HILL NURSERIES, ; i I 10111 oua, .. C. Two an.l one-half miles west of Greens- rt, N". v. The nain line of the R. & l. K. K. passes through the grounds ii lii n.llHK feet of the office and roM..'M. t. Salem trains make regular mops i,p,j daily each way. TIIOSF. INTKRESTED IN "FRUIT Oil FLOWERS Are cordially Invited to inspect oar stock. ' - ' YOU CAN FIND Over duo Minion Fru.t Trees, Vines 'vrrions, Shade Trtt., Nuts, lioses tc- ir fact; everything usually kept " a first-class Nursery. I Three Green Houses I ; f a greMt yanety of Flowers and I'lanTs.. 1'otKosesfor prlne man, when we were was disgraced if he didn't know how to make good whiskey and brandy, and keep a good supply on hand to offer his neighbors and friends." SAW NO WKONG IN IT. Odd as the Rev. Mr. Hamrick's closing remark may seem to people in the North, it is absolutely true, for the settlers in the mountain re gions of North Carolina ana in upper South Carolina believed that they had a perfect right to make whiskey of their corn, and brandy of tneir fruit without restriction. The settlers of this region came from Pennsylvania and Virginia, and were very poor. Thev live in rude log huts, and when one began I concoction was ready all would to rise in the world his first ambi- surround the pot with tin cups and tion was to own a negro. That long-handled gourds in hand and stamped him as a businesslike, drink until they gradually one by money -making man, but even own-1 one fell by the pot s side. A per occasions, whiskey and ground gingerbread made and night go quickly and When held in summer, the people would remain on the muster ground all night drinking their home-made whiskey. Those same men would have turned up thei noses at a Manhatten or a Martina cocktail, and a pousse cafe, would probably have nauseated them but they had a mixed drink, as they called it and it was the only one bordering on a fancy drink known to them that they never tired of talking about. This was the Christmas stew. On Christmas day a! conge nial crowd would assemble and put into a pot from two tri ten gallons, ject thtt is not discussed at the Treasury, but, judging from the past, the gold withdrawals will be much heavier than fori the past four months and will materially! weaken the gold jreserve. Aside from the gold received from the syndicate during the past four called out, "Don't you know me, Bettie?" when she turned and saw her husband bloody and wounded. They took him on home. Captain Forbis had one bullet thigh Worth, i JIal Ayer, editor of the Caucasian ; W. 8. Barnes and S. Oth6 Wilson. The committee also adoped reso lutions declaring that as the recent decision' Ion the income tax, has subject to pcchllar Ills. Ttie right! reruedy for babies' ills especially worms and Etoiuucn dlsorderf is Frey's Vermifuge has cured children for tO years. Send for Illus. book about tbf Ills and the remedy. Ot battl. mmlll ft.f 22 emu. EiiK. KBET, Baltioiore. Mi. s mm ftAP NAft" EURE -1 CCBM Sorca, Itoil, Chafes, (isllit, 1'ilcs, Cut, Hums, lti uiM'g, Ncurolgis, Itlu'tiinstiHin.SliB Joint, , ' Internal snd K tern si IntlamnistHin, catarrh, lxM-aJiznH;uM,Criis,Chil blainit. Cbaicd llamiis sad all v - skin aud scalp disvsM?. : 1 iniiiution. for salo br Jrujririr.u and alrrrhaiits or sent by mail 011 recipt vl price. sork-i-ci:kk cj., oukknsiioko, n.c. in hia thlfrh and . Ana in hia nant He lived about three weeks. He P8?! 4 Congress on the subject ao .H V..T r- nAr ..h 01 annus ana equuaoie income nun Mbbvuuvu a w a . vaiunDii. auu 1 . : the day months, the Treasury has had sev- perhaps his son. iavid Caldwell. ta4 whereas, an amendment to merrily. el other sources of suppy. The jr Other doctors were present tnes Constitution is made necessary gold! received from 'custom duties has been light-7-not aggregating one-tenth of 1 per cent. From original coinage, the gold received nas aggregated several million dol lars, while in exchange for silver certificates of small denominations for removal of the? crops in the South and West, considerable gold has found its way into the Treas ury, under tne lreasury reguia- Presbyterian church, of Which he tion authorizing: the exchange of w&s a ruling elder. the World's Fair souvenir half dol- Captain Forbis had six children lars for gold, more than $700,000 1 at the time' of his death. His old has been received from this source. Let son. John, was born in 1769, 14 The supply of souvenir coin is fast years before his death. He was, unrriincr tn iza nf thm crowd, of Deing exnausteo. ine amount oi therefore. thick old whiskey, adding ground paper ;money presented daily at the years old when he died. In 1860 a I spice, ginger and sugar to suit the Treasury for redemption in gold is monument was raised over his r-t Whllfl it wrnn Btawinir down now being watched with Interest, grave by the citizens of Guilford. tirl wantArl tr amnntat th W g'va eneci io me popular but Col. Forbis refused to allow it, inat congress must remeay ine ae- and said, "It shall all go together." Iecf requiring oenawr. buhw Before he died, he directed the aDt? l .fPUU81 eprwenianvea lands of a number of Tories, which 10 procure tne passage Dy congress had been confiscated and trans ferred to him, to be conveyed to them on their refunding the taxes he had paid upon it. He was buried at Alamance at its next; session of a constitu tional amendment providing for an income tax. I M f ii SECRETARY HOKE SMITH. I as Ha Believes the Silver Sentiment I Is bathe Wane in Georgia. Washington, June 6. Secretary Hokel Smith, who returned upon the! death fiof 'Secretary Greeham m OK as IA I 11 V1XI VJ t.KJ JI ,J l bt V-aw Ui u a BUUUUBCU IU U JtJ VI xv s ? i t . i' discovered!! in that State of the gradual subsidence of the silver The Dodson-Allen 1 Wedding. i . I . :t -.1. 0. Fruit Trees, Vine- -S air I t h'.jrue x. 2, Gren Hon j:vax I. IX l) LEY, Trop'r, l'otnona, X. C. LUMBER! to the desired point they crowd would swap yarns. As soon, as the 7 IV 1 J I Married at 12 m.,Ithe 4th inst., at the j residence of the parents of the bride, on the corner of Dick and Russell streets, this city, Miss -r alt J- Li w m r T T .i , " ... . . . , i I JCva Alien, uaugnier oi iiir. ouu. o IK ,"Vfi4 1,:, .- r,1.Tu . - r TTv" Allen, to Capt. W. C Dodson, the Bignot mru anq reBpeciaDimy ; and in eacn one nnd a crowa eitner .fn-i-: ri rtnlrnnr7r it was to own a still and make whis- standing; or reclining about a key and brandy, Evfy prominent Christmas stew pot. j man in the early days of the cen- the mint julep. J tuT7 ownH one, and the secrets of Virginia claims that ja mint ju- distilling were taught to the far- lep that is a mint julep cannot be mers boys. Kvery worthy house- concocted outside of her bounda- hoUler kept a supply 0f liquor on ries, but old Carolinians, long ago hand for his own use. When friend dead, and a few surviving, jcould or stranger called, the decanters never be convinced of the truth of were immediately eet out, and the this assertion. The man who was welcoming ceremony of all taking up in the world would send one a drink was gone through with, pickaniny scampering to the! mint and often repeated time and again bed for mint while the; dew; still during the visitor's stay. At every uparkled on the fresh, green leaves, little cross roads store whiskey was another to the spring for a bucket sold just the same as calico, sugar, of fresh water, and a third, to the coffee, tobacco, snuff and other cellar for a jug of five-vear-old corn necessaries, and in some account whiskey, while a fourth jwas detail books one f ourth of the items ran Ud to brine a bowl of su?ar. classes thlfl WAV ! HUa-iMhr ft writatrAV a1 IXTVs 1k iKa m-aA. aaa 12$ cents.", Thev look verv much wait! ntr for th r-tnrn of the small ayettevuie uoserver. . . - i o r r- on or M .! ; address ! jfa-u ure r t.V and dealer in all I kinds of m m mm lumbur, SbtliiL r .... .... ,r ... 11 "Sit?, I. i'h, Siding, Ceiling, Floor- i an ainas or Build- 23 M M Springs, N. C. Farm for Sale. . a 'arm of 2 '. ,1,0-. t I! '-oiinsta ii- II, K . hi .. . . 7. about 1 - . '' s- Well a I:,,.: m, .,-, , , ,, Ily cl.. r. u-.."i " niarku-. ib: Hl.l . 1. ith two story eisht room itnl. all other itmenaary out r-7iar-l 01 iiei aelertiun . r arres Itottoni 'T- r'lir I Graiw anl l.u- - iin wiwl lan. I. 1 he ' the trowth of wltit s!l kin.t.f graf-H" ami iurati''t in one u tlie th. Clmri'lie. st'lioois il leixt i-oDveiMently. t urf hiir. Apply at 4-tI efficient and popular conductor on the C. F. fc Y. V. R. ;B. line, Rev. R. A. Willis, pastor of the Metho dist church, performing the cere mony. The bride is one of the loveliest women that for many years has grown up in Fayetteville famed as it is forffair women ; the groom, through several years of servicein his calling, has drawn I around him many friends, and both were recipients of many and costly Tjresents. The attendance at tne marriage was limited! to the rela tives and immediate friends, Capt. Dodson's father and leister being present.? The wedded, couple left on the 12:35 p. m. train for a northern trip and on their return will make Greensboro! their home. craze.! Mr, Smith said to a repre sentative of the Sun to-day: "There are men in Georgia now defending the f policy of sound money who were talking silver sixty days ago. 1 fihd? men who are working for salaries are beginning to wonder howl the free coinage of " silver could benefit them, and are dis covering that to reduce the pur chasing p6v?er of the dollar would be like! reducing their salaries. LADIES' FRIEND. THE BEST. The superior merit of I he lijjlit running DOMESTIC SKWJNO MACIIINi: is too well established in thi" com cun ily in inl any further recommendation ai:d is uni versally preferred to all tlier ma chines on account of it simplicity. durability, &.c. They being eoltl cheap by arc now may as II 1 alSCSTa dnarnflantfl have peopled vae Carolinas. In the early Dart 0 tne century only Baptis and Presbyterian preachers wef De found in the piedmont belt.tl wjjiie 80me of them were terjvate in practice, and worked in thesiT,ft nf temper ance, the majoritwere not aVerse to bracing up aaiie witn wni9key or brandy of the. OWQ make or that of some memi. of their con gregations. The oer peope gaJr that these preachy would n01f and then get rath j.. and seemed to enjoy the. potation ag much as the unregent jq act it ia pretty gcneraUyugj tfaal some of them of ted . , . I m m-wr uii. uiur or teets ffr-j. good drink of peac down with a spoo honey, either insp i-: l. 1. .11 mi j t wu.cu tiuit lire n m -OBe , ed a conspicuispar- Jw fea. Yna- tnata lC,"Tidy, toned Ajr two of V1! . Vermon iu but eager vessals he would spend the time in alternately entertaining his ever-present guest and swear ing at the delay. Ab each little Bis Sale of Jersey Cattle. It Never Pails. IDr. J. J. Mott, who I has one of the finest herds of Jersey cattle to darkey came up with his burden he be found anywhere, sold, last week, received a cuff, for which he grin- 35 cows to Col. J. S. Carr, of Dur- ned heartily, knowing full well that ham. The cows were j shipped to a nicklo would fall to his lot j next Durham Saturday. The price paid and was dismissed. The master has not been made public.- States- tnen put into tne eiasses a little vi a Landmark. 1 sugar, two or three choice sprigs of mint, just enough spring water to dissolve the sugar, and,! finally, a good deal of the essence of corn. He and his guest would then settle themselves, cocking their feet on the piazza banisters, and there they would sit and sip, fanning them selves, with their palmetto I hats and talked about old times, until they were called to a delicious breakfast.! consisting principally of fried chicken, hot waffles and coffee. u As late as It was done at the instance of Dr. Caruthers. One Shoemaker treated Captain Forbis with cruelty just as relat ed in life of Caldwell and a short while thereafter Shoemaker was hanged, by the Whigsr very near Shoemaker's church. lie (Shoe maker) was a weaver by trade. These Whigs took ' him . from his loom and hung him. A &L.. i.t a. A T " w a wwi a tint V,r f ? a tt fiiTT Thl Riding one flay in the smoking car given) the Captain said .Jffled he ofof foca, accommod:tion cap wuu water iinu uei 1. uy umi, . . kn - ktUnttt T fftnn(1 . nftr. ty of aiload men discussing the question, and each of them bad concluded! that free silver would be a disadvantage. 4,This is Hut an indication of the changeUhat is taking place in the Eentiuieab ui, mo ouuiuciu ccvis. My personal observation has been limited; to Georgia, but from the reports; received from other sec tions! of the country I judge that the same thing is occurring else where, j I do-not mean to say that there is not a strong silver senti ment fin! Georgia, but I do not think! any; one will deny that the cause! of sound money has made great 1 gains puring the last two monthWl j- ;; i ; Mr.j Stnitb; was asked whether the Memphis convention haa pro duced 'an V 'effect in the South. He replied i 4Its effect .has been good, Mo 0U0 MBlD)iniFIPIIB 327 SOUTH ELM f GUEENSHORO. N. C. Greensboro Roller Mills, NORTH & WATSON, PROPRIETORS. and this was the only food or drink he had until discovered by Miss Montgomery. The ball extracted from his neck was in the family for a long time. "Bettie" kept it and the Captain's cap together, but it seems to have disappeared or been lost. Mrs. Forbis had seen It. it was a as 1 t 1 I JJ an ounce Daw, sngnuy masneui "James f orbis now has tne cap. He is my son." .. . ' "Bettie" said that Captain f or bis was in the first line bemna Iloskins' fence. Their orders were to have their rifles in the cracks of the fence, and not to fire till they could see "the whites of the ene my's eyes," as they were, scarce of ammunition. . A British officer, on horse-back, rode along the line, when eome one asked Captain Forbis if he couldn't nrinir mm auwu. j cuncu aco and fired on him with his OTirB BRA1TDS: v PURITY : A HIGH GRADE mm. STAR: A FIE FAMILY FLOUR. CHARM OF GREESSBORO: THE POOR MAN'S FRIEND. These brandshave been put on the market on their merits and have given universal satisfaction and are pronounced excellent by the leading familes of Greensboro and surrounding country. We guarantee uni- Ask vour merchants for NORTH A WATSON S all kinds oMbe freshest and BEST FEEL formity in each grade. FLOUR. Bemember we handle beside the best MEAL ever made in Greensboro. -4.1 i Mill at 1 Walker Avenue and C. F. & Y. V. R. It. 1 ' Harris A Baquo, Erin, Tenn , manu facturers of the celebrated Erin Lime, have in their employ, in the various : departments of their business several hand red men. The firm write to the Drummond medicine Co 48 Maiden Lane, New York, In great praise of Drummond's Lightning Bemedy for Rheumatism, and say they have cured four cases with it, and that it has not failed in a single instantca.The remedv always gives satisfaction.! Send $5 to the Drummond Medicine 0a, and they will shin to vour address two laree re- rifle and undoubfy,; but many of the the officer fell. In a short wbHe 17 ntlon the horse appeared again with an- e"e5j ?f ? nf ,ua ronoa other officer upon him. . . ..wiWLt i.t ,.nnn State e (Forbis) further said that fn Ct ts more number Col. Paisly had, before 2tSww. ....... AVMAtvw m flAA.nr rv J o o tka aileer; nnacllAn frnrn nnlltim in when it was said Faislv was made V'n ''"is.""- - r--- 1 . - . . to wear, a wooden sword ior cow- ITCMCBIEie,, S-At3S:? BOORS -A.JSTJO BXilHSTHDS. the Southern States. 1ficA -dJJ, t ii . I bottles -j-m ? month's treatment by n 1850 a Baptiat church J turrf-w s. Art W: " ardice. Caruthers obtained his informa tion from Miss Ellison, daughter! i rhat Tired Feehng. il i . j 1, I i , i . - ' ... J h ' K .: a..,. - - . No trouble to build a hous if vou know where to buy the cheapen material. We manufacture all kinds of DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MANTELS. DOOR and WINDOW FRAMES, GLASS, TURNED kinds, INISIIED LAS- See our MteVh Window Fastener' nmA. .nl r.n fall hark, moneyuf ucwueo.u us"""." WOBK. 8UUUL.L. oA Wirsli, sum HUKiv, jiuuhuiu 01 an w. ft.wso , , V ,,,J thrminh thA r. .. , i.mTxn 'ivn .1 1 1 1. : A . V A r .-J- pA,i, . Ca uk ua """"6" IK l,f IUKIIli. U.n.ir.lLr. T)LUliKx. VAi31lVjr nu mi siuui ui r auu VOpiam . I C.f onVoiJ T hfillA-P that the U ..n rrr DATTnilTftMIllMJ IUVr!TV 1 thia hppn nn atouroi r, "if . 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The Greensboro Patriot (Greensboro, N.C.)
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June 12, 1895, edition 1
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