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; ! r I. . - . v- ; ; v - . . - f , 1 . . - . . . : - ' , ,, ; ;.: ..-j.'-. . i I -- - - - : i - - 1 ' ; i - ' Greensboro Patriot. ESTABLISHED 1821- WEDNESDAY. JULY 5, 1899. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS. . Oar Thorn's Mill items came too late for publication this week. Old Irish potatoes, for second crop planting, at Phoenix's, $1.25 bushel. Mr. Fuller L.Reid is recovering from a severe attack of rheumatism. r Rev. J. T. Stanford, of Burlington, spent Sunday with relatives in the city, Dr. J. W. Long, ef Salisbury, came up Sunday to attend the funeral of his relative, Rev. R. P. Troy. Howard Gardner has all the differ ent varieties of fresh turnip seed. Read his ad. and give him a call. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Dorsett return ed Monday evening from a trip te Richmond and Washington. Mr. Wr Theo. Williams, of Gra ham, is spending a week's vacation with friends and relatives in this city. Dr. CharlesD. Mclver was in Charlotte the latter part of last week attending the Mecklenburg ' summer school. Mr. Leonidas W. Crawford, Jr., spent Sunday at Ruffin, Rockingham county, where he organized an Ep worth League. Misses Fannie and HaUie Wilkins, of Mt. Garmel, Va., who have been vis iting at Mr. S. L. Trogdon's, returned home Saturday. Dr. Cooper Curtice, of Raleigh, state veternarian, was here last night on his return from a trip to the west ern part of the state. All kinds of turnip seeds are ad vertised in this issue by T. W. Wood & Son, of Richmond, Va., the widely known Southern seedsmen. Mr. II. L. Hopkins was here this morning on his return to his home in Reidsville from a business trip through Virginia and Eastern Carolina. Revs. -J. F. McCulloch and T. J. Ogburn are in Detriot, Mich., this week attending the national convention of the Christian Endeavor Society. Several hundred Charlotte negroes came pn an excursion to this city last Thursday. It was one of the most or derly excursion crowds eyer seen. Mr, N. W. Beeson, a well known citizen of High Point, died suddenly last Thursday morning. He was a good man and beloved by all who knew him, - The work of the list-takers and as sessors closed Saturday. Between 3, 500 and 4,000 persons listed taxes in Morehead and Gilmer townships. This is an increase over the number listing in former years. - Mr. M. Royal Farrar left -Monday night for Philadelphia, where he goes to take a thorough course in engraving. During his absence his jewelry busi ness will be under the management of Mr. W. G. Frazier. If you want to buy a carpet, mat ting, rugs, lloor oil cloth, window shades or curtains, remember' that Tbacker & Brockmann carry a large stock of these goods and sell them at very reasonable prices. Dr. J. L. M. Curry, of "Washing ton D.C., general agent of the Pea body fund for public schools in the South, spent Saturday night and a part of Sunday in the city. He was return ing home from AsheviUe. Mr. Silas Lambeth, who enlisted in the army here a few weeks ago, and who went to New York last week to takr passage for Cuba, was turned down on the final examination. He returned home a day or two ago, It was our pleasure to receive a call Monday afternoon from that sterl ing citizen and polished gentleman, Dr. W. A. Coble, of Brick Churob. He was on hip. way to High Point to at tend the Fourth of July celebration. Mr. Jere Hlghflll, of Summerfleld, gave us a pleasant call yesterday. He had with him a sample of gold-bearing ore which was recently found on his place. He is preparing to make, an in vestigation of the quality and extent of the precious metal on his property, Messrs. George W, Kestler & Son have recently made some Improve ments on their Asheboro street drug store whiclradds greatly to its appear ance. Mr. S. S. Halthcock, a well known and popular pharmacist, has recently connected himslef with the firm. The Fourth was an exceedingly dry day in Greensboro, there being no celebration either here or at the Battle Ground. Several parties went outlnto the country to picnic, though the vain hindered any outdoor enjoyment. The postofficthe banks and a number of other business concerns were closed during the day. Rankin, Chisholm, Stroud fc Rees invite their customers and the. public generally to make their store head quarters while in the city attending the gala- week "and firemen's tourna ment. Their store, on the corner of South Elm and West Washington streets, is a pleasant place and you will be made welcome. the revenue service for some time, oc cupying the position of general store keeper for the eastern district, has been promoted and Is now distributing clerk in Collector Duncan's office at Raleigh. He is a clever and capable gentleman, and his friends in this county congrat ulate him on his promotion. Mr. M. C. Stewart, as agent, offers for sale two good farms in one of the best sections of the county. These farms are in a good state of cultivation, are well timbered and can te pur chased at reasonable prices. See the advertisement In this issue. Mr. Stew art can be found at the Greensboro Hardware Company's store. The advertisement of Greensboro Female College will be found in this issue. This institution is too well known to need any word of endorse ment at our hands; for years it has been liberally patronized by many of the best people of this and adjoining states, and today the institution Is In better condition than ever before. There will be two services at Lee's Chapel next Sunday, this being Chil dren's Day. The morning will be de voted to the exercises of the children, and in the afternoon there will be ad dresses appropriate to the occasion. Air are invited to attend and take dinner with them. There will be preaching by the pastor at Mt. Plsgah at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The Asheboro Courier of the 29th ult. contained the following kindly reference to a gentleman well known to many of our readers: "Dr. J. M. Worth celebrates his eighty-eighth birthday today. The Doctor has lived a commendably noble lift and in these eighty-eight years has benefited his fellow men to an immeasureable de gree. We wish that he may yet enjoy the happiness and peace of many years." We desire to call the attention of our readers to the column advertise ment of our, friend W. O. Stratford which will be found on the fourth page. He advertises the famous Pennsylva nia Low Down disc grain drills, which have many points of superiority. One advantage is the low position of the body, although the wheels are stand ard height four feet. Mr. Stratford will take pleasure in showing you these implements. On account of the inclement weather the seventh annual Sunday school convention of Bedne Station township, which was to have convened at Sharon Lutheran churoh, Gibson -ville, on June 11th, was postponed un til Sunday, the 23rd Inst. Some prom inent Sunday school workers are to take part in the exercises and the oc casion will doubtless be both interest ing and instructive. The program as published in the Patriot several weeks ago will be carried out. Holt's Chapel Methodist church, two miles east of the city, is being greatly improved, and beautified. A new floor and handsome stained glass windows have been put in and the pews are being repainted. The walls' will be plastered and the overhead ceiling nicely papered. When com pleted it will be one of the prettiest churches in the county a great credit to the congregation. The Greensboro district conference will be held in this church the last week in July and a large attendence is expected. . . Mrs. Lou Weatherly died at her home three miles south of this city last Thursday evening. She had been sick for over two months, and while her death, was not unexpected, it was nevertheless a great shock , to her friends and loved ones. Rev. T. M. Johnson conducted the funeral ser vices Friday afternoon and this remains were laid to rest in Greene Hill ceme tery. The deceased was fifty-five yeara old and was greatly beloved by all who knew her. She was a devout christian and a faithful member of the M. P.! church. ' Seven children and a number of other relatives are left to. mourn her death. - "Wanted: Purchasers for new or second hand iron safes.vault doors, etc. We exchange large for small safes, will buy your second hand safes forj cash. We put on new combination locks and do all kind of expert repair work. Our prices are the lowest. O. B. Barnes & Co., Greensboro, N. C. -For Sale. Fine bird puppies. : Edwin Ctrtis Kexxkl, dibsonville, N. C. 66 m m i I n O nit 9? ' --i v'v ' no. aoo.' - For your LUNCHES, and as fine ICE CREAM AND SHERBETS ' x As can be made. Fine Confection?, Fruits, Cold Drinks, Fine Cigars and Fancy Goods. Deliv ered from 6 a. m. to 10 p, m on short notice.- Restaurant and Ice Cream Parlor open nntii 11 55 p. m. u f f Sunday Hours Breakfast, 7.30 . to 9.30; Dinner, 1 to 3; Supper, 6 to 8. TIIT3 STATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE OF NORTH CAROLINA Offers to 761105 -women thorough literary, classical, scientific, and industrial education and special pedagogical training. Annual Ex penses $90 to $130; for non-residents of the State $150. Faculty of SO members. More than 400 regular students. Has matriculated about 1,700 studerts, representing erery county in the State except one. Practice and Observation School of about 250 pupils. To secure board in dormi tories, all free tuition applications should be made before August L. Correspondence invited from those desiring competent trained teachers. For catalogue and other information, address Gkeknsboro, 2i . C. 23-St acres ; iu Will buy a fine farm located in one of the most desirable neighbor hoods in Guilford county. Farm contains 150 acres in timber; 20 acres in or chard. .Large and well built tno story ' house contains 10 rooms. Large stock barn, tobacco barns, carriage house, and other out buildings. I offer this farm on the follow ing liberal, terms : ! $1,000 Cash, ! $1,000 in I Year, ! $1,000 in 2 Yfears With 6 per cent, interest on de ferred payments. ? I put this property on the mar ket simply because I have no use for it. To anyone wanting a homo I do not know of a better oppor tunity. The house- alone cost $1,500 when built. Will take pleasure in showing this valuable property to interested parties ; but as time is valuable can only nego tiate with buyers who mean busi ness. ' John J. Phoenix. MIP SEED ! Just from T. W. Wood & Sons, Richmond, Va. 7 - Early Red or Purple Top. Early White Flat Dutch. Red Top White Globe. 1 S m 1 L Pomeranion White Globe. Seven Top. Yellow or Amber Globe. WARD EJ1BBIE1 DRUGGIST, CORKER OPPOSITE POSTOFFCX. m r to to to to to to to to IF YOUR V w TGGth or Eyes TROUBLE YOU GO TO IDE GEIFFITH, 1 to '.DSHTIST AND OPTHALMIST. $ to w to 20 years experience with the V J5 Teeth and 8 years with the $ m Eyes. Glasses furnished. Con- v to sultation FREE. Satisfaction W 2 guaranteed. Office in K. of P. J to luildlng, Sooth Elm Street. w Able Faculty ; 200 Students from 35 CounUes. Expensei$75 to 150 for ten months. 25 Scholarships. Literary, Business, Teachers', Normal, Music, fcc. 17th Year. Beautiful and Healthful Location. Highly endorsed. Scores of successful graduates. Boarding Halls, Dormitories, Jfcc, all on school grounds. Illustrated Catalogue free.! Address the. President. WHITSETT, Guilford County, K. C. FALL TERM OPENS AUGUST I6V 1899. IUTO - - A! amount of money expended annnallr hr !,. . . i! county for Dry Good, and Shoe, that are un.ati.facto I I reasons, hnt rhfflv haA.n.A k. i. -. l0 sevr.i- ti. ! . - i i 7 vvUOO iuo quamy is not what th.v u iV they were getting. How of ten e buy an article because 'th. ?Ught 1 7k m as as as as (is (is (is (is (is (is as (is (is (is as (is (is As as (is as as (is (is (is (is (is (is (is (is (is the TUP BUNS IT 'T i lesthan you pay for shoddjr goods. We bid for your trade if low (or eeems to be low) and find out after it i. too i.te ! ,hP"'e ''1ft ,bit.j The loweet 'price good, are nor the. cheapen. Qu.li j & fir.t CODRirlf rtinn with 11. il ;i 1 . " "T ' tk ' tli : V0U nt ; - i V! - w Don't think our prices are high "because we sell the bt. W .1 1 W T.? ?fi!Mri ' fore Z:i t AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. bouse in Greensboro. WE Can you see any reason why we can't sell cheap? BUY FOR CASH AND WE SELL STRICTLY We Are the People's Money-Saving Store. 1 1 i 1 " 221 South Elm St. MIH BARBAINI GREENSBORO, N. C. i'on cash: . & ' A! if- -fe- . I! A mm Yfiil YES Tim I t lU UUUUU U U KZJ -U UULa Ui til. 11 a. ft. J Darin&r the months of June. Julv and August I shall offer all trooda At a GREAT REDUCTION FOR CASH ONLY. I shall have a large selection of Ready Trimmed Hats and Bonnets at asionisDiogiy low prices. 1 I have just received a large lot ef White and Colored Sailors- which will also he sold at cot rates. Call and see for yourself before buT- Ing elsewhere. " . I N. C. VEATHERLY, 109 East Market St. Advancing! THEi PRICE OF ALL, KINDS OF ' - IS STEADILY ADVANCING t ; , i I But at our store the SAME OLD SYSTEM PREVAILS the best goods for the smallest amount of money, rio matter what you may want in the Furniture line, I am in a position to satisfy that want in a most satisfactory manner.! !. Call and take a look at my line of Lawn and Porch Settees, Rock ers, Chairs, Tables, Etc., Etc. W. J. RIDGE, 330 South Elm Street! j Don't be misled by the idea that when you Tareaeked twenty to thirty-three per cent.' more for your goods or you are given a fVv that much on marked pTices that somebody is giving v6u your goodii'. cost. All must make a fair profit to run a successful bueine WE TREAT ALL ALIKE. Just ask a living profit. A COMPARISON of our goods anJ rrifi asked will be a CONVINCING PROOF of same. j i ' OTJHR MOTTO s ; Hones! Llkterial, Honest Yorli, Honest Prices. G, S. GAULDEN i & CO MANUFACTURERS ASD DEALERS IX AU Grades cf Light and Heavy Same:s, Saddles, Cellars, Whips, ZziUr,ll Repairing neatly and prompt!; iou A stitch in time saves nine. TIEPDSIT YOUR MONEY Ifl j i The People's 5 Cents Savings Bank, OF QREENSBOHO, IT. C, Vnjm Inlrrrlf'a Urim tallihed la 1HH7. Does strictly a Savings Bank business. Has been in euccofieful ojK-ratinn for 5?n 7 i i ... . I. never m uouar. . 52-Sra J.A.IHlM.I.Tr-irf- J. W . v OTT, President. B A 1 I ' TLLrTTXT s - - ' ' ' 1 I. 1-1 - 56- 1 - JiL, - ; j ' .H! Xtt J-rS j . . ' . - IcCoriuIck Mower I Eab OVBB This has been our Banner Year for Farm Machinery. The celebrated Mc5ormick.ii .i Visual, scored a big victcrj Tln- am mTA rrnn will Ka hnnnif Tf H1 m.U T .tA .nH nhilrlren and . ne MAJ UUW WMV J v w ii . w j mm m J mL UIBD JUU mJ V J Jf UU1 WW 1 1 uuu and erer use your influence for M. G. NEWELL & CD. Two Solid Cars I m CARRIAGES, PHAETOIIS, SPRIIIG WAGOIIS, Just received, an3 must go to make room for two more cars to arrive next moa Myrori! G-. Hewell. I . . 3 Am fTWe are the only Butrfcy dealers In the city that bay In larsre Quantities.'- Quantity uu v and price. We give our customerg the freight. Small dealers can't do It. - ! i
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