VOL.
GREENSBORO, N. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1899.
PBOFESSIONAL CARDS.
Dr. W. J. RICHARDSON.
NO. 49.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
Read Ji M. Hendrix & Co.'s ad.
Two farms for sale. Apply to M.
C. Stewart, 223Sonth Elm street.
Rev. Livingston Johnson, Mrs. E.
W t w 1
su. .rticnarason, and Messrs. R. W.
urooKB ana j, jr. Watson are Id Aahe-
ville attending the North Carolina
Baptist State Convention.
OFFICE: KA.TZ BUILDING.
RESIDENCE: 615 W. GASTON ST.
W. P. BEALL, EL D.B
PHYSICIAN AND" SURGEON.
riKFICK: 117 tJourt Square.
jihiMU.ii.JNc; Hi : Asneooro st.
Office Hours, H:JU to 1; 3 to 4:30.
TELEPHONE NO. 17-
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Lee, of New . Misses Queenie and Alma MT)nn-
brk. are visiting relatives in the city. accompanied by Mr. J. C. Mur-
TbeChattanooga chilled best plow cnl8n a two little sons, left today for
&
on earth at the Greensboro Hardware
Company's. " j
Miss Mary Hancock has gone to
Washington, J. C, on an extended
visit to relatives."
Chas. Manning and wife and A.E. m,lla ald
Lewis and wife have mnvpd from Tjk. was removed
Washington city to spend a few! davs.
Mr. Morchison will leave tonight for
the same place. - , ,
A, negro living in the eastern part
of the city, near the Crown I cotton
to have smallpox. He
to the pest house Mon-
630 So-a.t3a. TTI tyv; St.
' OiJ'Jb'ICE s
jr-At Staney'& Grissom's Dnig Store.
T Dr. J. J.
Offe
cm
BRYAN
3 hi9 professional services to the
izens of Greensboro and vicinity
CS OVESJNO.B. FABISS' DBUO STOSo.
OITOSITE BKNBOW HOUSE.
rienee: o. 323 rtortn JUm st.
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Or
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erty to Rock Hill, S. C.
T A TITIT1 V HT Tl k sirong carnage
lii pX AilXriX , ill, li. borse. Address, with description,
Box 146, Greensboro.
Two more bargain days before
Christmas on Fridays.the 8th and 15th.
JrM. Hendrix & Co.
Mr. D. R. Hulfines is preparing to
erect a fine three-story brick building
on Buchanan street, just west of the
depot. ;
Mr. Henry Farlss, of Butte, Mon
tana, who has been spending some time
here with relatives, left last night on
his return home. ' -
Statesville Landmark: aMrs.A. P.
Grace and daughter, Miss Mattie, have
gone to Greensboro, where Mr. Grace
is now employed."
Mr. W. J. Teague, of Asheboro,
was here several days last week look
ing after the sale of some real estate
for which he is trustee.
Another big turnip came in last
week from Mr. Henry Wagoner, Mc
Leansville. It jvas a nice one, but
failed to break the record.
For Sale. A Le welly n setter dog,
well broken for quail and turkeys.
.. A. J. Clark,
48-2t. Jamestown, N. C.
uon't turn a deaf ear to our bar-
Dr. J. E. VYCHE,
DENTIST,
: i
(iftice in Savings Bank Uniming,
' south film street, Greensboro, N. C.
J. H. WHEELER,
DB1TTIST-
FICE: Op. Ward's Drug Store.
A M. SCALES,
i and Counsellor at law,
day, as were several persons who had
come in contact with him.
Last Friday was observed as Arbor
day at the colored Agricultural and
Mechanical College. In additdn to
planting a number of trees on the cam
pus, an interesting program of music,
declamations, etc., was rendered.
Mr. p. A. Kirkpatrick knows a
thing or two about farming as well" as
brick-making, his regular occupation.
This year he raised exactly two hun
dred bushels of turnips on one acre of
his farm, the old Brown dairy place.
The brick pavement in front of
Rev. W. L. Grissom's property on
South Elm street has been replaced by
concrete. It makes a much more
satisfactory pavement and adds much
to the appearance of the sidewalk and
property.
Some one entered Will H. Mat
thews & Co's clothing store; some
time during Saturday or Sunday
night and relieved the stock of a good
suit of clothes. . Ah entrance was ef
fected through a window in the rear
end of the store.
From the Asheboro Courier we
learn that Dr. M. F. Fox, of Gilmer's
Store, has sold a fine lot of hickory
timber, two miles north of Asheboro,
to Mr. Hugh Scott, of this city. This
The marriage of Mr. W. A. Devin,
of Oxford, and Miss Virginia Bernard,
or cms city, last Wednesday night was
.
a Druuant affair.
nil, m- l. I
fiowo a t we oome oi me oriae's par
ents, Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Bernard,
and was witnessed by a number of the
friends and relatives of the young
couple. Mr. and Mrs. Devin are now
on a visit to several Northern cities.
They will make their home in Oxford.
Commissioners' Heeting.
The county commissioners werr ln
took rcuna"081 2 MDd t"
of the bride's par- C0D8idle amount of bu.l-
Among me routine business re
ceiving their Attention was the issuing
of a number of -outside poor" orders.
A committee appeared before the
beard and asked that the United States
government be allowed the continued
free use of the county court honaa fni-
The J. Van LIndleyJNursery Com- Federal court porposes. j The commls-
pany and Mr. John A. Young have doners have never had any intention
presented the state experiment station. of making any charge for the use of
connected with the Agricultural and the court house, the only stipulation
ecnamcai uouege at Raleigh, with oe,n? tne government furnish fuel
specimens of all the trees grown by the and pay for !l8htad3anitor'a services
iu uursenes, inciuaing more than uur,"K me sessions of; the Federal
five hundred varieties. The gift is a courts Tne government authorities
most valuble one and will add much to wU1 hardly object to such an arrane-
the effectiveness of the -experiment met. and this will probably end the
station, which is doing so mucn for the talk of moving the Federal court from
agricultural and horticultural interests Greensboro. . p
of the state. The matter of msmikmiTinn. fK
xiuiuj, UO
road leading out from Summit irnna
Mr. G. R. Chrismon died of typhoid by Wharton's saw mill Was taken un
fever at his home on East Market street
AH is Ready for the New Jail.
The magistrates of Guilford connrW
Mt. the court h008e Monday and
officially sanctioned the transfers of
public property involved in the pre
Hralnarles incident to the buildlnr
of the new Jail, and wlttTwhleh our
readers are familiar.
Mr. j; s. Cox,of Greensboro,was made
rman or the meeting and Mr. R. S.
lUsofOAkRIde. secretary. Mr.
Wilson and a Patriot represent
stive assisted the secretary.
There were present from
anWJ nJWD6hl-L- R U
na o. n. Zimmerman.
Rock Creek B. Davidson.
Greene-R. D. White and J. F. Coble.
Hwth.l80n"'J R Mooro ad W. A.
Jefferson-. J. W. Whitt, J. W. For
bis, c. M. Pritchett and J. W. Paisley.
Clay T. R.Greason and D. H. Ceble.
Monroe-G. W. Wyrlck, A. J. Lam
beth and C. A. Whitworth.
.3mir,7JE;c.KnLbt. G. T. Glaa-
w, ... one, A. v. Eckel. J. R.
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Z. V. TAYLOB,
ixttor3n.e37- ;
GREENSBORO, N. C.
SfisJiEB B. adams. BobertD. Douglas.
ADAMS & DOUGLAS.
Attorneys - at - Law,
SAVINGS BANK BUILDING,
gain days. If you do you may reeret ia aaid to be the finest body of hickorv
it. We offer voa barsrains worth vnnr timber in this fieri inn tit the, etta I
attention.' J. M. Hendrix & Co.: On January 1st, 1900, we shall re-
Mr. asd Mrs. BJ. W. Myers, of tire from business. At this time the
Chapel Hill, returned home Monday stock remaining must be closed out in
i , . , it 1.1 .
morning aiter spenaing a lew days ouik. ac a neavy loss, until that time
here with the family of Judge R. M. you have a large stock from which to
Douglas.
Mr. Frank Brockmann died at his tf Fishblatk-Katz Co.
home on East Market street last Frl- Rev. James R. Jones, of Guilford
day morning. He was twenty-eight College, went up to Mt. Airy last Fri-
years old and had been In poor health a7 and began a meeting in the
and it was decided to becin th wnrt Pearce. EiicrPn i-vir-i w ol'
lt nlf .t n - tt i i i I ... . " I t a t r j t Vi oiraiiora
ww M.auv mv w uiuvjb i I n iihii iiuan i an hiiiiii m h Tr m m i ni. a
- . fvigiuig, a targe aumoer
sick about three weeks. rThe funeral of persons have agreed to furnish teams
will be held tomorrow morning and and wagons and haul stone to the road
interment will be made in Greene Hill and It is hoped that many others will
cemetery. The Greensboro Fire De- volunteer to do likewise. The amount
partment, of which the deceased was of work to be done on tha mtd rtn
the interest
pend toja large extent on
cnus taken in the matter by the citi
zens. Mr. J. M. Henri Ht w. o
WSUw
an active member, will attend the fun
eral In a body. Mr. Chrismon was
about thirty-two years old and was a
most exemplary young man. He was ed to solicit cash subscriptons from the
a faithful member of West Market business men of Greensboro to aid in
Street Methodist church. A mother macadamizing this road. We are
and two brothers are left to mourn his pleased to know that our business men
departure. are sbowincr a lively I nti..f U fk.
matter bvmakiniriihp ml llh.n.lnflnn.
Tti.An j I " " ...Fhwub.
" oorvcu Hb n I The comm la Anan I11 t, I
, tn .i . I .Mu uo iu seiaiou
ucavjr arbiuerjuiaa luree years in tne
H. E.
P. l recently, re-enlisted for, three
years and left Monday for Fort Wood,
Bedioe's Island, New York, where he
will be attached to Battery G, Fifth
Artillery, which has been assigned to
service at San Juan, Porto Rico. Mr.
Brown was accompanied by K.E. Wall,
another recruit who will be a member
of the same command. These vounc
men are sons of Messrs. H. C. Brown
select atpricesjyou won't hear of again, and P. Wall, two of northern Guilford's
best men.
again this afternoon fnr tha tn t
reBu:ar armr. his enlistment expiring considering hlrt. tnr t,-
last summer while stationed In Manila, ew count ia.l maZT
0 . v.vu uiu
by h number of contractors.
snd J. A. Hodirln.
T oenwTrWma3ker-A M. Lewis, i
khSSP t- f- Hendrix "d w-
Center Grove-J. H. Gant, R. W.
Wilson, P. Wall and W. H. Warren.
Morehead-C. H. Hancock, J. 8. Cox.
W. E. Schenck, D. H. Collins, A. H n.
shaw and L. R. Noah.
mSumner-John T.HodIn, A.O.New
man, W. M. Klrkman, D. 8. Hodgln,
C-Mu"0 S. P. Hodgln and Wili
Ham Shelley.
Summerfield -William Deboe, R.M.
Stafford, T. J. Smith and G. F. Wln-
rree.
Friendship-M. H. Ballinger, Lee
G. Cummings and J. A. Henley.
t maeitywnTA-W' Jones J- A. Gray,
J. H. Smith, J. M. Marsh and P. Ii.
Hodson.
Oak Ridge-Charles Case and R. S.
VYiijiams.
W.P.BTNUM,JB.,
BYNUH & BYWUtI,
Forneys and Counsellors at Law.
some time. . -
Miss Susie Reece, of this city, was
married at Virginia Beach, where she
was visiting, last Wednesday evening
to Mr. A. G. Hume, a young 'business
man of Norfolk.
Rankin, Chisholm, Stroud & Rees
Friends church at that place which
will continue about two weeks. Mr.
Jones' services as an evaneelist i (not
the clap-trap kind) are in great de
mand and be is doing much good work.
Mr. John A. Coble, of Kimesville,
has moved his family to Gfbaonvilla.
Deep River J. A. Davis. -
T,!a..Po,ntT- B- F- Hayworth,M.
B. Williams, W. B. Steele and N. W
Beeson.
Of the above Messrs. B. Davidson,
C. H. Hancock, J. A. Henley, D. H.
Coble,A. W.Jones and N. W. Beeson
were represented by proxy.
A motion to accept the proxies of
fered was unanimously adopted.' and
auaouocea toe presencs
of a quorum a maiorltv nf thm hA.
-Thanksglvlne day was generally near e"geant's foundry ran into a Mr. w n n u'-L .
observed in Greensboro. A11 the prin- through frelghtwhlch was standing board of' Zunij ZrtrtrtMT.
cipai business bouses were closed and u , " ana lwo asked to state the purpose of the meet-
the streets presented a. Sabbath-like box cars were demolished and the en- ,0f. He said that Inasmuch a, The
appearance. Thanksgiving services ine and tender of the oncoming pas- question as to the right of the commis-
were held in several of the churches, aeer train badly damaged. Beyond .loners to sell public property without
a number of the congregations joining feV"bt " tb8 en,neer f the sanction of the magistrates had
In union services. At West Market No' 33 ave Beaver, was not injured, been nlied th utt k. k i,
I ITlQ nAn..A T1LM TT . I --..v.. lOOU UBlieU -
A Sunday Wreck.
A bad wreck occurred on the yard
of the Southern Railway at this place
about 6 o'clock Sunday morning, re
sulting in the loss of one life and the
destruction of a considerable amount
of property. Train No. 33, known as
the "Florida special," due to arrive
V. . sr v . . ...
u' "fc .w was ,iate on tms oc
casion and as it came around the curve
near sergeant's foundry ran Into
which place he will make his home
in
it)d
T
say this is overcoat weather and they
have the overcoats. You have the the future. He has bought property
cash and they are ready to effect a sat- ia this thriving little town and will
COURT SO.UABE.
Oliver S. Nevlin,
nORSET AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
f.REENSBOKQ, N. C.
in vriirht Buildintr. i eat nf Court
attention given to all business en-
-!ltW him.
Albert B. CsmnMv.
Rkm AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
vffeP8 hi4 best efforts wherever
and whenever desired.
Tith Boyd & Brooks, -.
Hendenhall Building.'
1899.
FANCY
GOODS.
wins a beautiful line
Monds, Watches, Cut Glass, .
cyTieces'in Sterline Silver.
egant Designs in Clocks, and
Pretty Designs in Novelties.
fgjis and save mon ey.
Kant your trade.'
W. B. FARRAR'S SON,
Jeweler, and Engraver.
u n inspector for Southern llailwa
I . 11 . I II t I lMH T T T r W W W n fc M I t -mm
ftiioal IVntrtm-iit i. in w A'
W. PRITCHETT,
V reeilHhnro. TV.
L AND SPECIAL '
c.
AGENT FOB
rT' Ali i MAX, VVUUJJ AMJ
n 02SINa HACHINESY.
JiirkViine Engines a Bpecialtj. Esti-
4fi? H-r, rt i,Tn application. lias always
"f r ianu ngineB ana Asoiiers.
IS. ."
Y POEZOLT,
isfactory exchange.
Mr. W. B. Stewart, one of Uncle
Sam's faithful city mail carriers, is off
on a vacation of a week or ten daysJ
Mr. Willie R. Denny, of McLeansvIlle,
has charge of his route.
The cold wave has arrived and if
you are not flxed for it you can find a
full stock of cold weather underwear
for men, women and children at
Thacker & Brockmann's.
-f-Dr. W. H. Wakefield, of Charlotte,
will be in Greensboro, at the McAdoo
House, od Thursday, December 7th,
one day. His practice is limited to the
eye,ear, nose and throat. - 48-3t
We are gladto know that our
Brunswick correspondent has again
come to life, but regret that her items
reached us too late for publication this
week, as did Mlllboro also.
A. J. Lambeth has purchased the
interest of W. D. Lambeth in the store
of Lambeth Bros, at Brown Summit.
J. J. Lambeth will continue to manage
the store until the holidays.
Don't forget we have a full line of
seeded raisins, currants and citron for
fruit cakes, also a barrel of nice brown
sugar at 5 cents a pound.
- Hiatt fc Lamb.
- INotlce. We do not wish to buy
any more wrought scrap or plow steels.
Will continue to buy old castings.
G. T. Glascock Ss Sons,
Greensboro, N. C.
We understand that former Clerk
of the Court A. A. Holton, of High
Point, is to receive an appointment in
the Census department. He has been
to Washington looking after the matter.
Our Guilford College correspon
dent notes the death in Charleston.
erect a handsome dwelling house at
once. He has sold his mill at Kimes
ville to Mr. William L. Spoon, of Ala
mance. Big sales have been held at the
warehouses during the past week, the
heaviest breaks of the season occurr
ing Friday and yesterday. It is often
the case that big breaks cause a slump
in prices, but this is not the case on
this market, for the reason that there
is a demand lor all the tobacco that
can be brought to Greensboro. j
When a thing must be done drastic
measures may be necessary. We must
retire on January 1st. We must meet
our obligations. We must have money
to do it. We must sell an immense lot
of clothing. You must see that this Is
your advantage,- and if you are smart
you will seize the opportunity.
tf. Fl8HBLATiKATZ CO.
Another shipment of Gainesville,'
Gl, and Elkin, IT. C, home-made shoes
Street Methodist church Rev. Dr.
Smith,- of the First Presbyterian
church, preached an appropriate ser
mon. The congregations of -South
Greensboro worshipped together at the
Friends church, the services being
conducted by Rev. T. E. Wagg, paetor
of Centenary Methodist church.
Mrs. M. B. Coble, known to many
people in this section, died at the
home of one of her sons in Richmond,
Va., Sunday morning. Theimmediate
cause of her death was paralysis. She
was seventy-four years old and was
mis negro fireman, Phil. I Hanna. ott.tu .nt.i.. - V "Z
T?t, a ..j . . ' .1--- .vuvn uo saie or mo
uivuwvuu, iicuiptsu to save nimseii
Dy jumping, but was caught between
vuo eugiue sua lenaer. uis legs were
crushed in a horrible manner and it
was more than an hour before he
could be released. One of hi.
-
was amputated in the afternoon and
he died soon after. With the excen-
tion of a fireman by the name of Cald
well, who was in the caboose car of
the through freight, no; one else was
hurt. Caldwell was not aerimmlv in.
propertv involved, provided the propo
sition met with their approval.
Mr. J. N. Wilson explained the legal
aspect of the matter and the following
resolution was offered :
Resolved, That we hereby assent to
the sale by the board of commissioners
of Guilford county of the real estate
belonging to the county of Guilford,
situated on the corner of North Elm
and Gaston streets, In the city of
Greensboro, and known as the jail
property.
Commissioner W. H. Ragan, Messrs.
jurea. mouga it is a miracle that he
escaped an ve, ror tne caboose was liter- ai. scanord, K. S. Williams, J. S.
the mother of Messrs. George and. Will alI7 torn into kindling wood. Cox and ethers spoke In favor of the
uooie, or tne Southern Railway, and -a. wrecKing crew worked faithfully resolution. Mr. Stafford was rather
Mr. D. A. Coble, of Goldsboro. She -during the forenoon and until 3 o'clock "olicltous as to the fate of the publlo
was a most estimable ladv in ererv in the afternoon before the track was hitching lot on North Elm. bnt wu
cleared. assured that there was no Intention
The wreck was probably caused by 00 the Part f the commissioners to do
the negligence of the flagman on the awaJ ; with this lot.
through freight. He displayed the When the question was called It was
danger signal only a short distance In unanimously carried.
the rear of the freight train, when the . Mr- Ragan said that as the matter of
rules require it to be placed about half hitching lot had been discussed he
a mile back. would like to Inform the mtrltrt
that the lot directly opposite the
respect and leaves. a large number of
relatives and friends. She had resided
with her son George for a number of
years, moving with his family from
Greensboro to Richmond about a year
ago. The remains were brought to
Greensboro Monday morning and car
ried to Coble's church for interment.
new
The Oak Ridge boys covered them
selves with rlorv in Ralefph 1at
-fri . t , t. . -
juawvpcucuai, AuuerttArocKmanne. Thursday, when they defeated the
These reliable lines of shoes wilt be Agricultural and Mechanical College
sold at old prices until Januarv 1st. frwfhoii ram k ia n
I 'www .. m-mmmmm w j mm OwV. W W A V HI l
Housekeepers will be glad to know Ja,l 8ite, and now owned by the con-
that they need not longer be troubled gregatlon of St. Barnabas church,
by the annoyances incident to rusty would soon be vacated for church par-
tinware. A brand of ware from poses and could be boueht at a reaaon.
which this objectionable feature has I ble PrIce It Is almost equal in size
for
2 S. Ela St., QEEENSBOSO.
S. C, of Mr. C. J. Dundas. a most
Merchant TailOr, hIghly "teemed citizen of Guilford.
"I III. fV. ft, l .
j-iio ucoiu ubb uruuguv sorrow to many
hearts.
Your attention is invited to the
Fishblate-Katz Company's new ad. in
this issue. The firm will retire from
business January 1st and during this
month the stock wiir be sold at very
low prices.
Styles Of Sllitinfra and Trnna.
select from. Fit guaranteed.
pale Good 5-room cottage on
avenue. near Vn.m.l C,Knl
address ... W. P. Turner, thla
' tf
w m v ' I I !.'.
in tact mis arm, oy verv careiui man- The game was exciting and hotlr con- Deen entirely eliminated is now on the lo 108 present hitching lot and could
aKeujco-, win uuw unveio put up prices tested throughout and was witnessed n and is giving universal satis- 08 uiuized ror a like purpose, as tha
on any of their great stock of shoes, as by more than a thousand people. We Action. It Is sold In Greensboro by present facilities are perhaps inade-
tdey Dougbt plenty to supply all de- congratulate the O. R. I. boys on their tD Greensboro ' Hardware Company, quate.
mands before the advance in prices. j splendid victory. In a two-column who Kle a written guarantee with Several magistrates favored the pur-
The Woodward-Warren Company report of the game the News and Ob- eacn article purchased. If rust should chase of the church property, no one
is playing to crowded houses at the server said : "While the game was niake Its appearance the ware will be 1 offering an objection, and the dlsens-
Academy of Music this week. The nar-l played it was clean throughout, replaced free of all cost. Watch for
members of this company are not 0ak KidKe whether at baseball or tQe Greensboro Hardware Company's
strangers to Greensboro people.having football, always plays a sportsmanlike ntw advertisement giflng further par-
appeared hre before, always giving ad gentlemanly game and everybody "cuiars, wnicn will appear next week.
satisfaction. It is a first-class show at knows that the A. and M. team has
second-class prices, this prices of ad- played clean ball throughout the sea
mission being 10, 20 and 30 cents. 8on- Oak Ridge had the better of the
Seats can be secured at Fariss' droe argument, but It was no walk-over.
store. ' The game was fairly won and honor-
-At a meetincf of the directors of MJ lo8t and whiIe lt KTe k Wdge
the City National Bank, held Monday the sUte championship, the A. and M
, Mr. W. S. Lyon left Monday on a
business trip to Norfolk and other
points in Virginia.
morning, Mr. Lee H. Battle,' of WiU
mington, was elected cashier of the
bank to succeed Mr. R. G. Vaughn,
who goes with the Southern Loan and
Trust Companv Januarv 1st. Mri
Battle is a banker of experience and is
at present cashier of the Atlantic Na
tional Bank, one of the most success
ful banking institutions in the state.
generously congratulated their rivals."
Paid Dear For His Leg.
B. D. Blanton.of Thackersville, Tex.,
In two years paid over $300.00 to doc
tors to cure a Running Sore on his leg.
Then they wanted to cut it off, but he
cured it with one box of Bucklen's Ar
nica Salve. Guaranteed cure for Piles
25 cts. a box. Sold by C. E. Holton,
Druggist.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured bv
' . w J HESEY CO Toledo, O.
we, the undersigned, have known F. J. Che
ney tor the last 15 years, and believe him to be
perfectly honorable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obligations
-uww uj i i Til urin.
West 4 Tarax. Wholesale DragUts,Toledo,0.
Waldixg, Kiss & Marvin, WtuDlesale
Dru&jcists, Toledo. O. 1
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. Testimonials free. Price 76c.
yT ooia oy aruKgists.
'ills are th
Hall's Family Pi
the best.
sion ended with the unanimous adopt
ion of the following resolution :
Ilesohed, That the justices of the
peace of Guilford countv recommend
to the board of commissioners of tha
county that If they can secure the lot
at the corner of Gaston and Greene
streets belonging to the EnUcoDal-
Church for 1 1,000, that they purchase
the same.
Mr. Boren asked the magistrates to
co-operate with the other county au
thorities In suppressing the smallpox
which had appeared at the terra cotta
works, urging them to Impress the
people of their communities with tha
importance of observing reasonable
precautions against the spread of the
disease. He said that only two new
cases bad recently developed and It
was thought the disease could be read
ily stamped out. No deaths have re
sulted from It np to this time.
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