fan
W, STOKE
IflEX
i
.nor.'
TTLE STORE.
to any
people
seem
to
bigger the store and
that are buiu uio
T 1 1 1 111 W . 7
the
"J. nfe will be.' J I;
' rp.y absurd.
the: more guyM
w
In
we
" I'. LLi, nrh huv tnem. ana
. .iuc r . 11 A Ana
if
.All "I
we' sell the cheaper
.1
nd besides, that,
sell the Quicker
0T.vfc. thereby never hav-
m9-rT: atale or shorn
Old Bkwv-.,. j . ,
.ob band. j -
Sfirbi business, it Is true,
ur'im tcl treat the amall.
'll LJ that comes to our
! ca' ..L Ap sarae attention and
a?8
And as
U tike tne
t if not a
niderea
3
thpt
tbe same anoutivu
we do the larger buy
to our prices, iif you
trouble to make4comr
will always findms as
JifTLE lower than the
quality
Come ;to see
ipectfully,
of; goods
us iwhen
II SCOTT & t
I
GO.
"NBIOHBORHOpD
litters oi ib
florDS o
NEWsl'.
erest Reported, by Our
a - . i
f Correspondexits.
iego Items.
f
jjr H. L Stack gave us a pleas-
isf eaii iUuuHj. : ;f
Tbe lick of this Community, we
tft glad to eay, are improving ,
Hr. md Mrs. D . Hodgin, or
ffatre, are TiBiiug u
iiiiection.
weather is clear and pleasant
The1
od the farmers are
Jawing, etc.!
Mr. Jesse Bull, of
position
a
busy ha
his places has
at the Home
wepted
Jjiiture factory
Mr. j; Ruffin White and Miss E.
IBull visited Mr. and Mrs. Lonu
Hfdgecock Saturday and Sunday.
Mn.D.M.' White and he'rcharm-
, ..1 1. " Li.J T
q ; UUie , uaugiuer, uvyv, arc
padiog a few days at thisj place.
Mr. and Mrs. J.j A. Gardner,
Isms. Gar and, Miller, JJ U.
per and J. D. StefflnS. were
eosgour callers Supday. I j .
Wi now have a good musio school
mfcii place and the young! people
n taking advantage; of iti Mrs.
Miai of-Pennsylvania, is! the
helier.'
Day Adventist quar-
convened
It - was
Saturday
well repre-
The Seventh
Xj meeting
tl Sunday,
cted by i Greensboro, i Winston,
ti P; 't.i I !
IWIliV ttUU UlUCI; IUVTU.
Hr.L. K: Fuller, of Randolnh,
9 baa'been. representing) the
fctp River Nurseries5 as ! salesman
r the last two years spent a short
tin. i . i
jn-uur yinage last wees.
h- ;
For coughs and colds take Gardner's
flf IrJ It'll 1' s-a !
; "d wild Cherry
.opp. postollce.
Cough Cure.
Stokesdale Items.
. Campb(
Chas.
-ion, is in
fc'Wsiter,
is
1 of ijMt;; Airy,
O. McMichael. of
owntday. y ' - ,
nn inoniionn fa nant
V IUDU1UUVU HKUUt
Greensboro, was here last
'-obah jines and his brother
s cime home from Asheboro
. ,v iiiiams, oi uhk
as here Monday going to
TerS. Rncker. nf f. vlii.fi h irr
tad DennyJof Reidaville, were
lastweeV. I i I , -
s . " ; caipe nome Monday
it todibsonTille- circuit.
s(?e ben at Dr. Hilton's re-
l,rherl
weeki They spent
v3 n fl I - M V AVI MSA
3C
amance Items.
V acord.
ue Ari
nrielMeft yesterday
drews
ro this week:
oglenjan
Sundjay.
'if
wi
1 return
was out
Mrs. Mary Hobbs fell on the ico
and got her ftrn badly hurt.
' The health of the community3 Is
uncommonly good at present
Mr. Harper Coble has been ' very
ill, but is able to. be out again. '
Mr. "Watson Causey and Mr.
Datus 61ad8on are among those on
tne sick list this week. - r '
, Mrs. Nannie Gorrell -has moved
from her home In I Greensboro to
her plantation in this community.
We extend her a hearty welcome.
' The magic lantern show given
by Mr. Hodgin on last Monday
night at Alamance' school house
was quite a success. . There was
a large crowd in attendance.- -
For coughs and colds take Gardner's
Tar and Wild Cherry" Cough Cure.
Cor.' opp. postoffice.
Verses Inscribed on the Wall of tlie
Old Blandford Ohnrch in 1841.
Editor Patriot: Some time in
1853 or 1854;! while rambling
through the old Bland wood church
cemetery, near Petereburgr Va., in,
company with Jack Hester, of Per
son county, I saw the enclosed
lines written on the plastering.
The roof had rotted off the old
church and the .walls were crum
bling away. I have thought of the
lines since and often wished that I
had copied them. Some time ago
I came across them In th Monthly
World. I , clipped! them and how
send them to you. .You can pub
lish them if you eee fit.
Yours, fcc., P. Wall.
Scalesville, Nr C, Jan. 19th.
Thou art crumbling to the dust, old
pile! "v . "-S r':'.,:.
Thou art hastsninc: to thy fall,
And round thee in thy loneliness
Clings the ivy to thy .wall.
The worshipers are scattered now
Who knelt before thy shrine;
And silence reigns where anthems rose
. In days of uauld lang syne."
And sadly sighs the .wandering wind,
Where oft, In years gone by,
Prayer rose from many hearts to Him,
The highest of the high. :
The tramp of many a heavy foot,
That sought thy aisles is e'er,
And many a weary heart around
Is still forever more.
How doth ambition's hope take wings?
How droops the spirit now?.
We hear the distant city's din,
The dead are mute below.
The sun that shone upon their paths
Now gilds their lonely graves,
The zephyrs which once fanned their
brows, ' . -
j Tle grass above them waves. .
Oh! could we call the many back
Who gathered here in vain,
Who've careless roved where we do now,
Who'll never meet again! :
How would our very! hearts be stirred,
To meet the earnest gaze
Of the lovely and the beautif ul
The lights of other days. .'.
Use Garciner'8 U. S. Liniment for all
aches and pains. Cor. opp. postoffice.
Jurors for February Term. 1899."
?'': 'i . FIBST WEEK. ,
J. W, Underwood, T. M. Plckard,
C. A. Wharton, J. H. M. Baxter,
Dan'l W. Huffman, Sooch Shelly,
C. M. Mendenhall,. J. 1. Marsh,
W, A. Foster,
Thos.M.Webb,
W. M. Gannon,
D. N. Greeson,
M. Coble,
Jos. C. Kennettr
John H. Barker,
J. B. Ogburn,
Jos. R. Cobb,
J.P.Tucker,
II. Thomas Cox,
O. C. Ben bow,
G. W. Christopher, Thos. A. Walker,
W. O. Devi nny, Henry p. Gant,
T. J. MoAdoo, S. J. Atkins,
Wm. M, Gant, ' Stephen D. Idol,
Thos. C. Fentress, L. Flagler,
L,uther Shepherd, S. N. GLuyer,
W. T. Scott, S. J. Crouchf
James Dennis, -- -;"
aECOKD WSIK.
C. J. Zimmerman, .R. P. Gordon, ,
Sidney A. Boon, C. H. Ireland,
A. M. Lineberry, Hugh L. Gray,
Jas. F. Faucett Jas. P. Calhoun,
A. L. McLean,
John B. Smith,
J. P. Dempsey,
W. C. McLean,
A. G. Jones,
John D. Hunt,
Jesse H. Crater,
Wm. M. Vaughn,
Jesse Henley,
W. Haldol.. ... .
What Next?
It does seem as though the seedsmen
would stop somewhere, but here comes
a work of art. Think of it, twenty
four pages lithographed in colors, not
gaudy chromos, but from photographs
In colors, upon an entirely new plan.
This, In Itself, is enough to turn every
woman's head. Then follow about one
hundred more pages, filled with hand
some half-tone illustrations of flowers,
fruits and vegetables, photographed
from nature, all printed on fine paper
and enclosed in an elegant cover of
white and gold. Tick's Garden and
Floral Guide also contains full descrip
tions and directions for planting flow
ers and vegetables, plants, small fruits,
etc. It explains a new departure in
selling vegetable seeds by weight in
place of old style of packets; also a
grand offer giving customers credit for
full amount of purchase to apply on
order for implements and useful
articles. This splendid work of art
will be mailed with a due bill good for
25 cents worth of seeds for-only 15
cents. Wnth James Vicks Sons, Roch
ester, N. Y.
r.I.
KATZ, Vice-Pres,
C. N. McADOO, Sec. & Treas.
5al Estate
li
fe, i-
REALTY & GDARMTY CO.,
CAPITAL STOCK, 23,00M0. .
. Loans ai Investments
Wmkl - ! v;- . . GREEESEOEOrff. C.
GTATE HEWC
t Four Mormon elders are working
for converts In Tyrrell county.
A Hickory vvagon factory will
soon establish an agency in Cuba.
The State Sunday School Con
vention will be held inJ5alisbury
March 14-16. . . f ,
The North Carolina Iron Works,
with' a capital of $25,000, has been
granted a charter.
Robbers held up J. T. Davis, a
Durham man, a few nights ago, but
made a water haul.
The I Southern has ! commenced
the erection of a large new freight
depot at Salisbury. ,,J;
- Arrangements have been made
for the erection of another j tobacco
warehouse at Mt. Airy.
Samuel Hagans, a white deaf
mute living near Monroe, was gored
to death by 9 bull Friday. ;
The body of a dead white baby
was found in the corner of a fence
near Lexington last Thursday.
A negro brakeman on the South
ern road was killed while coupling
cars at Elkin Thursday night.
Hon; W. H. Kitchin, of Scotland
Neck, will be a candidate for in
surance commissioner, if sucb an
office is created by the legislature.
The North Carolina naval re
serve divisions are to be formed
Into a brigade. There are bow six
divisions and there may be one
xnore'j .'. . ' - '- : (..'.
Rev. Isaac Oxford : died at his
home in Caldwell county last week
in the eighty-ninth year of bis age.
He was a faithful Baptist and
a prominent Mason. ' j
The memorial tablet placed in
tbe Naval Academy chapel at An
napolis in memory of Ensign Worth
Bagley, who was killed on the Win
slow off Cardenas in the late war,
was unveiled Sunday morning, in
the presence ofja large number of
naval officers and others. Lieuten
ant John B. Bernadou, who com
manded the Winslow, raised the
veiling. Mrs. Bagley, mother of
Ensign Bagley, and his sister, were
present.
GENERAL NEWS.
the
Smallpox Is prevalent in
eastern part of Mississippi..
There are now twelve cases of
smallpox in Alexandria, Va. ;
( The value of products of ' the
farm exported by the United States
last year exceeded $850,000,000.
Earthquakes in Southern Greece
Sunday destroyed a number of vil
liages and injured many persons.
A band of disaffected Cubans is
trying to burn sugar cane on plan
tations, in. the Guantanamo dis
trict. " x l ' ; i ' ,
The Ice bridge at Niagara broke
Sunday and several persons nar
rowly escaped being -carried over
the falls. - H
An agreement has been promul
gated between Great Britian and
Egypt- guaranteeing British su
premacy in the Soudan. J-rjt'v--
Strong opposition has developed
in the United States Senate to
the Hull bill for the reorganization
and increase of the army.
An American just returned from
Manila says the American officers
in that city show a lack of capacity
for managing the Filipinos. :
The supposed bones of Columbus'
were last week transferred to the
Cathedral of Seville, Spain, with
an imposing demonstration.
The Southern Lumber Manufac
turers' Association will ask Con
gress to establish a department of
commerce and manufactures.
John D. Rockefeller will be com
pelled to pay the increased tax on
his property, the courts of New
York having decided against him.
f Speaker Reed has .. appointed
Representative Payne, of New
York, chairman of the ways end
means committee, to succeed the
late Representative Dingley.
The Seaboard Air Line has re
duced its freight rate on cotton
from 31 to 20 cents per hundred
pounds. This applies to shipments
between Atlanta and' Portsmouth.
General Gomez proposes to re
main at the head of the) Cuban
army until it is paid off by the
United States. The amount esti
mated as needed for i this purpose
is $4000,000.
YADKIN
WATER POWER.
Plans of Capitalists for Devel
: opmenc on an Exten
sive Scale.
Norwood, N. C, Jan. 23. A special
train brought to New London yester
day a party of Northern capitalists,
who are to investigate the possibilities
of the water power of the falls and tbe
narrows of the Yadkin. It is proposed
to use this power to generate electrici
ty and to transmit this to Norwood,
Albemarle, Salisbury and Concord for
motive power of factories and for
lighting, street cars, etc. It is said
that a company has been organized
with a capital of $3,000,000 for this
purpose. V V
Exociitlono and Lynchlhcs In
1898.
The Chicago Tribune's returns of le
gal execution in 1893 were 100, as
compared with 128 in 1897, 122 in
1896, 132 in 1895, 132 in 1894, 126 in
1893 and 107 in 1892.
The executions in the several states
and territories were as follows :
Louisiana. .. ..................... 10
6
3
6
2
5
1
1
3
2
2
1
2
8
8
4
Arkansas
Alabama . . . ..... ...... . . .
Mississippi.. ......................
Tennessee ....... ..... . . . . ... . . . . .
Missouri. ... . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . .
Florida .
Maryland. . ...... ... . . ........ , . . .
Massachusetts
Oregon...
Minnesota ....
Connecticut ................... . . . .
Ohio
Georgia . . ........ .... . . . . .. .;. . . . .
Virginia.....................
South Carolina
Texas. . . . ...... . .z. . 10
North Carolina. .................. 2
Indian Territory . . 2
Kentucky . . . . . .1 ............. 2
California . . . . . . . . . . . .10
New York...... v. ...... ......... 3
Illinois.....;......... 6
Washington ... ... . . . ............. 1
Pennsylvania . . . . ............. . . . 7
New Jersey.......... ...... 1
"It will be noticed," says the -New
Orleans Picayune, commenting on
these figures, "that the greatest num
ber of the executions were in the
southern states. This does not show
by any means that the greatest num
ber of the crimes that merit death were
committed in tbe south, but that the
court of justice is more swift and sure."
It is not so much to the credit of the
south that it punishes certain crimes
just as promptly, but by what is known
as the administration of, popular jus
tice. This is applied In the shape of
lynchings, and if the Tribune's report
can be taken as correct, the record of
1898, is :
Arkansas . . . ... ................. .17
South Carolina. . ... . . . ....... 1 .. .14
Georgia .. ............... ...12
Missouri 6
Kentucky. ...................... 6
Louisiana. 10
Texas. ............. ...... ...... . 3
Maryland. . . : 2
Oklahoma, v.
Washington.
Illinois. . . ........ ..... ..........
Indiana 1
Mississippi .T. .... . r. . .-. . . 15
Indian Territory. ... i ............. 3
New Mexico
Alabama.. .......
Alabama. . . ......
North Carolina, 4
Virginia. ...... 4
Florida..:... 1
Kansas. ...... 1
1
4
.v. ...12
Tennessee. ... .. 6
West Virginia. . 4
Alaska... ...... 1
Montana. ...... 1
Of these lynchings 118 occurred In
the south and 6 in the north. Of the
total number 102 were. negroes, 23
whites and 2 Indians. Galveston Daily
News. ' - V,..,
ihr
Juui
If
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230 South Elm Street.
Spd&
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GENTS'
Hw'-Uf9H!
We have too many of the follow
ing on hand, 'and in order to dis
pose of them quickly have decided
to' cut the prices.
Gents Heavy Natural Wool Shirts
and Drawers, worth $1, cut to 59c.
Gents Heavy Camel's Hair Shirts
and Drawers, formerly 75c.,now 42c.
Gents Heavy Fleeced Shirts and
Drawers, white or natural wool
color, worth 75c, cut to 39c.
Gents pure white Lamb's Wool
Shirts and Drawers, the regular $1
quality, cut to 50c,
Gents Medicated Scarlet Shirts
and Drawers, formerly $1, now 69c.
Gents pure Camel's Hair Shirts
and Drawers, formerly $1.25, cut
to 79c. '
Gents Heavy Ribbed Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers, were 49c,
how 33c . ,
Boys Heavy Fleeced Shirts and
Drawers, worth35c, cut to 21c.
ODELL'S.
Baby's :
PINLESS DIAPER.
Every mother who desires abso
lute comfort for her child should
Bee them. We are selling agents
for Greensboro. ,
i. 1111 8 8,
230 SOUTH ELM ST.
P. JC2UA1T,
JORDAn, SinCLAlR a liACDOIJALD,
1 r
eroonsliflro Giiy enil Sujimiion Proporty.
lands and tracts adapted tojeoiunization purposes in Guilford
county. Special attention PivPTi m inti.. i
N orthern States Best oi connections North and South. Cor-
1 copuuueuuo wiiu Dome-seeKer3 solicited.
J ordan, Sinclair & Macdonald,
106 SOUTH ELM STREET, GREENSBORO. N. C.
iL A csmniPiprB .
FOLEY'S HONEY and TAR cures
v LA GRIPPE and prevents
PNEUMONIA.
IT HEALS THE LUNGS AND STOPS THE
RACKINGj COUGH USUAL TO LA GRIPPE.
X2T
- IlECOM WEHf DEli FOR
N. JACKSON, Danville, 111., write: I "My
din rhtpr had . uTPrn nf tit-V nf Tit drA
eeven years ago and since then when she takes
cold a terrible cough settles on her longs. We
wieu a great many remedies wunoQi EiTing Tt-
1 if fih trior! FaI.t'i Unn.w n1 f V. i .1.
cured her. the has never been troubled with a
cougo usee." sac.
LINGER I NO LA CJRIPPE
COL'GII CLUED.'
M&fG- VACIJA 157 Otrood St.. C hlcaso.
"My wife had a severe cae of La tiripp
three years ago and it left her with a very Lad
cough. She tried a bottle of Foley's Honey and
Tar and it gave immediate relief. One bottle
cured her cough entirely. Now we ire neyer
without a bottle of this wonderful Coach Medi
cine in the house."
If
o.
Toxin u. Farias, IDrusrtrlst. Greensboro,
Seed Time and Harvest
Are cioseiy reiaiea. rne more care
ful the sowing, the more faithful at
tention that all the detallr receive, the
better will he tbe harvest. 1
First, the Plow. '
We have the old standbvs in Cast
PloughsFarmer's Friend and Dixie.
But if you are progressive and are
willing to invest a little money In; a
Flow In order to secure the best results
possible then be sure to select the ;
South Bend Chilled Plow.
. , ; i- .
We recommend It without reservation.
Tour neighbors have used It, if you
haven't. We have been handling it for
many, many years. The quality has
been going up, the price coming down.
It Is within your reach true economy
to buy it. I ; 1
ODELL'S.
Then the Harrov.
We can suit you. If you like the
Drag Tooth Harrow,vou will bepleased
with our Genuine Malta Double Spike
.Harrow, which can be used as one
Double Harrow, or as two single ones.
We are selling them at the low price of
six dollars. Think of it ! Two Har
rows (single) for six dollars. And
thev aro made Just right not top'
heavy for use nor too light for strength,
but just right. Then of , course we
have the
Disc Harrows.
Notched or Round Disc. Take your
choice. First-class implements, at
lowest prices.
Farming Tools.
Anything in this line you may need.
We shall take pleasure in showing you
through. Call to see ns.
ODELL MRDWARE CO.,
LTSBORO. T. O.
More Buggies at Meweirs.
I am just getting in another car load of
-AHCH0E
BUGGIES!
And will continue. to sell at same price to the retail trade as small deal
ers pa'y. The year just closed has been my banner year in the Buggy
and Harness business, and I thank; my friends and customers for their
liberal patronage and influence, and bv honest dealing and honest goods
I hope to merit the same for 1899. Respectfully,
J&SE. C3p. 33" 3SS 353 3Lj 3Lj .
THE ONLY CAR LOAD DEALER IN GREENSBORO.
SPECIAL
PRICES
ON..-
- Mais, Is-
As usual we have a full line of
School Books and School Supples.
WflRTOI BROS..
UooltBollors & Stationers
KXXT DOOR TO BANK OF GUILTOHD.
LOOK TOR TBS BIO FOUNTAIJf
Grip makes one. tick, wearyand restlesj.
Tjt. Miles KeJtorauTC ncrruic unas
For coughs
and colds.
Most-every one has his own rem
edy when affected with a cough or
cold. This test will remind you
that we have almost everything us
ually taken at such times. We
want you to bear in-mind that
everything here is the best ob
tainable: Salts Epsom or Rochelle.
Quinine Pills or Capsules.
Liniment Goose Grease and
others.
Cough Drops The leading kind.
Cough Syrup Syrup of Tar and
Wild Cherry and others.
FlaxSeed Whole Seed and Meal.
Slip'ryElm Powdered and Bark.
Dover's Powder Purest kind
ttOWAB
GARDNER.
COXXXB OFFOSITB TUB FOSTOFFICB.