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Greensboro Patriot.
ESTABLISHED '.1821.
TWELVE PAGES'
WEDNESDAY. MAYJ10. 1899.
LOCAL "NEWS ITEMS.
Maj! A. Summers, of Gibson vllle,
was welcome caller Monday.
Mrs. L. A. Smith is having a - nice
residence erected on Summit avenue.
Messrs. John R. Stewart and C. C.
Shoffner went to Winston Monday on
business.
Mr. G. A. Smlth.left at noon yes
terday on a business trip down the A.
&, Y. road.
Editor Phillips, of the Telegram,
spent Sunday with friends and relatives
in Chatham county. ' .
Col. W. II. Osborn went to Dur
ham Saturday attend a meeting of
Keeley Institute directors.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Stewart have
moved into the residence one door
west of Mr. J.X. Brockmann's.
Prof. W. II. Albright, who has just
closed a successful term of school at
Ramseur, called on us one day last
week.
A contract has been jet ior tne
new Catholic church, on North Elm
street. Hoecker & Morris are the con-
Rev. J. B. Tabor, pastor of the
Greensboro circuit, preached at the
BaDtiat chanel. in the eastern part of
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the city, Sunday night.
Mr. G. II. Royster has returned
from Charlotte, where he spent some
time in the interest of the Knights of
Pythias Endowment Rank.
Mr. P. Hf Apple, of Morton's Store,
was in the city last Thursday for the
first time in three years, We were
glad to receive a call from him.
- Rev. W. L. Gri8somv occupied the
pulpit at the .First Presbyferian church
last Sunday in the absence of the pas-
tnr Rv T)r: Smith, who war in TTIirh
Point. r . -."
Rev. Dr. L. W. Crawford went to
Germanton Saturday, where he deliv
ered an address. He occupied the
pulpit of Centenary Methodist church,
Winston, Sunday.
Revt. E. P. Parker, G. A. Stauffer, H.
M. Brown and P.JD. RIsingef,and per
haps others from this county, went to
Salisbury last week to attend the Luth
eran Synod of North Carolina.
Prof.liC. J. Brockmann, Dr. J. H.
Wheeler, and Messrs. Ney Forbis and
Frank Blount went to Wilmington last
j. nursjaay co assist some oi tne musi
cians of that city In giving a concert.
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Mrs. F. L. Reid is preparing to
build a new residence on the corner of
West Market and Edge worth streets,
on the lot now occupied by her home.
This house will be moved farther up
street. -
The largest stock of infants' and
children's sandal slippers and oxfords
in the city and the . largest and best
stock of tan and black shoes for boys
and girls can be found at Thacker fc
Brockmann's. .
A called meeting of Orange Pres
bytery will be held in the First Pres
byterian church tomorrow lor the pur
pose of ordaining Rev, Allen Jones,
who U engaged in evangelistic work
in Ashe county,
Mr. R.C. Dick, ot Whitsett, was
here yesterday. It was his Intention
to go on to Charleston to attend the
Confederate Veterans reunion, but a
sudden attack of sickness forced him
to abandon the trip.
Recently an election was held and
carrie 1 in Reidsvllle to issue bonds for
water rorks and otffer municipal im
provements. Last week the 5 per
cent, bonds were sold at $109.40 and
the 0 per cent, bonds at $118.83.
Those who heard Rev. J. R.Jones
address on his recent European travels
at tne friends church Friday night,
were well pleased with it. Mr. Jones
is an obserrant man and while in the
old country he learned much of interest
to thepublic.
Mr. H. L, Carter,the clever travel
ing representative of D. M. Osborne
A Co., manufacturers of the renowned
Osborne farm machinery, hat moved
his family from Charlotte to this cityr
They occupy the residence on South
Forbis street recently vacated by Mr.
Buchanan. ,
Ex-Sheriff Hosklns again adver
tises quite a number of delinquent tax
payers. If you should be so unfortu
nate as to have your name on the list
It would be well to square aoeounts
with the ex-sheriff befora the first
Monday in June, or the property will
bt sold for the amount of taxes dot.
About one hundred Confederate
veterans from Durham and Person
counties, under the command of CoL J.
S. Carr, passed through- early yester
day morning en route te Charleston to
attend the reunion. A delegation from
the Daughters of the Confederacy met
the veterans at the depot and served
hot coffee and sandwiches. j !!
The Century will Issue three spe
cial, numbers: June, 'Out-of-doors
Number"; July, "The Story-tellers'
Number"; and August,! "Midsummer
and Travel Number." An article by
Henry van Dyke on "Fisherman's
Luck," and a dozen striking pictures
of Niagra Falls by the artist Castalgne,
are two of the features of the June
issue. . I
Memorial Day will be celebrated
here this afternoon with appropriate
exercises. The Daughters of the Con
federacy have arranged a suitable pro
gram for the occasion. The procession
will leave the court house at i 4.30
o'clock and move to the cemetery,
where homage will be done the mem
ory of those heroes of the "Lost Cause"
who have gone before. j
Miss Elise MoAllster, of Asheboro,
a sister of Mr. A. W. McAlister, of this
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city, died Saturday morning In Char
lotte, where she was In school at j the
Presbyterian College. She had been
seriously ill for several weeks and her
death was not unexpected. The re
mains were taken to Asheboro and the
funeral held from the Presbyterian
church of that town Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock. She was nineteen years
of age and was a young lady of much
Nash County Gold.
A Rocky Mount special to the
Baleigh Post, under date of May
4tb, has the following. . Mr. E. W.
Lyon, one of the gentlemen operat
ing the mine, is a citizen of Greens
boro: - A gold bar weighing 4 pounds,
worth between $800 and $900,
Nash county gold, is on exhibition
at the Planters' Bank in thi town
this morning. r
"It is the product of a six-days
run of the Mann-Arrington gold
mill, operated by Messrs. Campbell
& Lyon, of Argo, Nash county.
'The bar is pure gold and 'its
value and the time required in get
ting it out shows a yield of $150
per day at a cost of about $35 of
$40.
"The eastern Apalachian gold
belt is on the eve of a great move
ment, and the eyes of the world
will soon be opened to the wonder
ful richness of the East Carolina
mines. Some of the best gold
mines of the world are to be found
within twenty-five miles of Rocky
Mount, and gold mining is expected
to become a mammoth industry in
this section."
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Let the other fellow do that Our efforts do ndf run in that direct
FLOGGED AT THE PEN.
Story of Federal Prisoners In
carcerated.
Washington, May 9. The Evening
Star yesterday published a complaint
from a number of Federal prisoners in
carcerated in the State penitentiary at
Raleigh, it. J. The prisoners were or
dered to work at some brick yards 8
miles from the prison and refused to
comply, claiming immunity under the
law from labor outside of the prison
walls, whereupon they were flogged for
insubordination.
Tne complaint was submitted to the
Attorney General and an investigation
has been ordered. -
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WHERE IN GREENSBORO, see us.
Shoes
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give you SATISFACTION and OUR
PRICES SHALL SUIT YOU. !
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the Southern states.
TEL, RI'IIONE
A conference of the Mormon
Church is in session at -jChatta-nooga,
Tenn. There are over 500
culture andahigh orderof intelligence. eJd6e8 9,000 communicant8 in
The sale of lots in the Vanbokelin
tract last Monday afternoon waa some
what interfered with by the rain storm
which came up shortly after noon, hut
was neia as aavenisea. un account or
the unfavorable weather the attend
ance was not as large as it would
otherwise have been, though quite a
crowd of buyers was present. Under
the circumstances the sale was fully as
successful as could have been expected.
The lots told did not hrincr hfirh nriroi
nr war .h nH... nr0S I Confection Fruits, Cold Drinks,
are many lots left which are as de
sirable as those sold, and any one de
siring to make a purchase can do so at
private sale as well as at public auc
tion. Messrs. Jomdan, Sinclair fc
Macdonald have charge of the prop
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Wall IPaiX3?.
If you wish to paper your house,
now is the time, while you can! go to
Golden's Paper Store and buy paper for
six cents (6c) per roll and up. If you
want a Bed-room Suit, Sewing
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Aiacnmes, f rames, juaseis, j etc., you
rvo. goo,
Vor your LUNCHES, and as fine ?
ICE CREAM AND SHERBETS
As can be made.'
will save money by calling and looking
at their last consignment, which In
cludes a lovely line of Pictures, Medal
ions, Pastels, Reprints, etc- also several
good French Plate Mirrors, large! and
small, all going at very low figures.
Consignments solicited at !
K. D. Golden & B rot's
Auction Room, No. 103 E. Market
Street, Greensboro, N. C. j j
Mr. Yancey Tickle, of Elon Col
lege, was in the city this morning and
favored us with a substantial call.
Jurors For Special May Term Court.
FIRST. WEEK.
R M Sockwell W H Clavton
Albert Ingle R F Dalton
John M Amick L H Coltrane
William Canoday
A C Lloyd i
John A Armfleld
WmF Lin villa !
T C Starbuck !
J Elwood Cox !
Geo W Small
Ervin Donnell
C A Kirae
B L Busick
J W Landreth
J Frank Hendrix
SECOND WEEK.
Lewis Jones -Robt
A Thomas
J T Smith
Thos J Rumley
J E L Wagoner
J F H Jobe
D L Lewis
S S Haithcock
John R Tucker
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Fine Cigars and Fancy .Goods. Deliv
ered from 6 a. m. to 10 p, on short
notice. Restaurant and Ice Cream
Parlor, open until 11.55 p. m.
Sunday Hours Breakfast, 7.30 to
9.30; Dinner, 1 to 3; Supper, 6 to 8.
V - Tin VATTT i
Teeth or Eyes
TROUBLE YOU GO TO
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; DENTIST AND OPTHALMIST.
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Are two things to consider when buy
ing Furniture. These two points are
essential to my business, and when you
visit my store you may rest assured of
WE WANT TO EAT
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Raised in Guilford County this Season.
We wieh to get you interested in our Saddles. So for x ir
melon we will give a'nice, Quilted Seatrtrimmed mtti Un full'r
ottuuie. ii is wen world making a trial for. Call and eximist:
ieast.- Also our stock or bingle and Double Bueev and Wa
vunai o, uriuics, v nips, raas, tvc.
igon Hir.
getting your money's worth. A
line of - !
fine
20 years experience with the
Teeth and 8 years with the
Eyes. Glasses furnished. Con
sultation FREE. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Office in K. of P.
Building, South Elm Street.
Bed Boom Suits
Just received, and I would be glad to
have you call and see them.' It may
oe a Baby Carriage you want. If sol
G. S. G&ULDEN 1&
The Only Exclusive Harness Dealers.
IIVr-3rII3 IIARISE88 OUIt H1K.;IALTV,
217 South Elm St,
Harris' Old Stand.
HOW'S THIS FOR A CLUB RATE:
have an elegant
make a selection.
line from
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John R Davenport
Daniel E Albright
t S Davis
Chas L Highfill
Walter Nelson
E A Guyer
Thos Fuller
J.J Frazier
C B Hayworth
Jurors for Jane Term.
FIRST WEEK.
Geo W Brown J M Pegram
Joseph W May N F White
WH Bennett . Fred N Taylor
John R Boon W J Benbow t
HR Donnell T B James
J Henry Coble John O Murrow
Adolphus M Bevlll W H Case
W C Rankin
John M Dick
.Samuel L Gilmer
R G Thomas
WC Bain
R A Fleming
B E Jones
D Thomas Coble
Thos J Styers
t Norm a u Wills
John C Parrish
D A Oakley
John W Lindley 1
w r uaynes
JWSapp
June A Johnson
N W Beeion
H F Church
W B Steele
N G Kirkman
C C Crouch
Ira Montgomery'
SECOND WEEK.
Robt L Apple f
Isaac N Woodara
H H Lavton
George E Greene.
J B Reece
Frank L Coble
Wm A Dempey
J L Brock ma tin
WmC Kirkman
Eula Johnson
C H Hancock
R F Little
H G Moore
John Merris
J M Marsh
John H Cook
Samuel Pitts
Mrs. Rosa Hamner-Carler
Has one of the nobbiest lines of
W. J. RIDGE,
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330 South Elm Street.
THE PATRIOT AND THE WASHINGTON FiSi
One Tear Only 1 .40.
MILLINERY
ROODS
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Ever brought to Greensboro.
Everything new and up-to-date.
Made especially for the Spring
trade. My stock of
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS
Is unexcelled and you should see
them. Prices always right.
107 West Market St.
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W P Welch
THIRD WEEK.
Walter A Shepherdll W Gordon
John EIsley C L Lamb .,
Geo W Efland John L Daria
James A ChrismanStar Hlgeins
w R West James C Leonard
R J Smith George Bornn j
John H Lucas Alfred M Rumley
w a oauaaers a v xnornton
Joshua Causey W A Welch, Sr.
I he state of North Carolina's
net debt now is estimated to be
91,00,000. To this must be added
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WITH IRON.
Guaranteed tp Cure or
Your Money Back . ...
Price, 50" Cents.
Seld only by
the 1110,000 to pay the loss incur-1 ITirKm TU m4nn
red by John E. Smith and Mew-1 c!J Olm K
150 Buggies, to Select Frflm. Carriages, Phaetons, Spring-Wagons in Abundance
n(D0 AKT(DiEi0m nBin(R(Knis&
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borne in pretending to run the pen
itentiary, and the bonds to be is
sued to pay penitentiary farms.
There is nothing to equal it for the monev.
zsers ine ireignt. Une car
DRUGGIST,
121 8. Elm St., Greensboro, K. C.
t for the money. In buying in above quantities we ie .
load Old Hickory Wagons. Largest stock of llarneis i
THE ONLY LAItWU DEALEI18
IN GREEN8BOKO.