Newspapers / The Daily Evening Patriot … / Oct. 13, 1880, edition 1 / Page 1
Part of The Daily Evening Patriot (Greensboro, N.C.) / About this page
This page has errors
The date, title, or page description is wrong
This page has harmful content
This page contains sensitive or offensive material
f " i f " - - -7- s -.- w V-" v. i ' - mtra VoLI. GREENSBORO, N. C, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13, 1880. No 137 (1 . Ll 1 ff F- ttteSasa I" Sv ill r m i law - o (Srrfnsfaora patriot, PuUish-1 ! i! jr (except Sunday), at GUKLNBOKO, N. C. OHic en Soath Kim. Street. Tue IaH'.!'t e-rvtl ly the Carr.er to Mib-cn'n r in the City at TEN CENTS rKi: WEI.K. paV wtrkly. only to the emit m by whom fervcJ. PkICI- OK MilUMi.-Single copy, fro cra; one wifk, ernU; two week, tvtntyrtm!; llfv rcks, thirty ctU; one taontb, flVf -itrtu; two mouth, mrjr et ;, thre uionth,mf ti-Jlxr; ix tnojlht, fv !' .'an ; twt 1- mouth, fvurdollari. Pu4U fit i ;d by thn rropr tor. All nl.-c; fij.tiMii j. 4) able in ailvai.ee, . Tilt: Wri KLY Pati:it. Two dollars a trjr, Hta.r prep. .!.. with inducement to t .t.t v Tl I- -I d cht-uivct j''rual p: !.c'. l in tl r.l:ant p-eti:, of . i nl, t ' : i ' " . it " 'l si.i ral rirc. ula tii .M.' t i ' r.:I".r:i- f-rtw ! : t ' . r. ; it 1. 1 or 1 - i i, i . . - t : : I n . 11 r : - - l. 1 C v. ',........ lo rt k.. ........ . TL I -1 ' k if . . . ....... 1 1 ao in "i Sit.. ......... ; ' m ' ' . . . i lir r it.tmlLii, 1- i"-' Mi i:. t'i 1 1' tls.r ar,. .......... a; t t - r j-- hi : i ..y : 1 . s : i . 1 ' i.M i ; !U.; i. Ali.l-.i . AttlU o IO!i lli-'5.l!l',l.l I.r-i t -r Ki ' : ' I. Allli' I r : t 1. I-.-: ! , it r li e ii ..!, j; ;;; j .,- a ia n-m.i,, m.. t.tw f:,it.-.u,. j Atriw- Iimmi I ! it. .'tf, ... a rn I-v .r Ci. .! I''tc, Arttx-- tr. !,i I 1 ;t'tt, l.eji I r irltte. V-M p ni p m An i e ir'in tii.filru ami lialr -.:b, .l." p n and 7,40 p ci I.rave- fir (!dro and lUUih, l.."J a m and .',00 p in NoKlIt WKjTKUN N. C. UAHJIOAD. Arrive fnmi SSriu, LeAve f.r M!fm, Arrive frota .leIil, Lrave f r Sjlom, 7.1 0 p ni ..W p ni $0 a m 10.00 a ra Greensboro PostOfllce Directory A rrii als and V-irfiirf cf Mailt. From north ar. at IMS a m and 7 fT r m For drpt. rt ;i) a M and 8 40 r M From south r, " rt lu a X and r '.'U e m For " dcpt4 'J ."wl a M atid rt 21 P M FAiteru cuit r. ' 7 4i r i Mt-p't.' ' a M Salem " ar. 7 t- r m "dep'tV U l." v M Abe boro ar. daily cx'pt Sundar by 0 p m de-t" " " ' M rt A M Saow Camp, !eTpi Ta layii and Frtdy " 6am Snow Cnip. ar. WVl'yt and Sat'd'ys CpM Loa'a 3!iIIs ar. SuarJaya by G P M dep't Saturdays atCpxi All xnaiU elewc. CO, minutes ;before de p artne f catricr. Banday hours, from rt to 9 A asd job 10 A.M. J. D. WHITE, r. m. The llcsiilt of the Contest Tcs liTdav In Ohio, Indiana, and IVcm Vlriniii. We present to our readers in this issue of the Patriot all the news we have up to the hour of goiutf to pies about the result of the elec tions yesterday in Ohio, Iudiana and West Virginia. As far as the telegrams go they c indicate pretty conclusively a de cided viutoiy for the Republicans in' the two former States after a most vigorously waged contest in which both parties showed amaz ing strength, and polled a tremend ous vole. The Republicans have unquestion ably carried Ohio by an increased majority. And in Indiana, they c!.iim to hive elected thrir govern or and a majority of the Legisla ture, hthI iMi.rr-a'd tln-ir represtn- r. :t!n :it C . W' V;! -iill ; Is I) -IU'V;- ;M'. . . . j r.rr: il by .!; iCrpublie tns, v." r iiiI.-ns ih;. f , - I.." ia Iroii.inu is a u. .!;.:!! ? i 'it, t r we is;itiJj;;t ly .uif icipaU'ti .i dilK-rrut one. Tt: mot cow ue t I;a!l however have mure definite ligures and cau take a clearer survey of the field. Not a Candidate. I Wo are pleased to b'arti that Mr. j ll. ?1. Hrli ,rd, the pit --rif worthy ir'.riiil -.1 (tuiliurti e.i;tu'v, df-clitif.s 1,. , ep;-'iil.-.: r . ii ;:;.!.! e lev ' I ; -r:ii" : Mr. .1. ''n: '.i'i,5i :m 7 i I) !:: i i ; i it ;- it;. iu ! e ivis! , v- .-: i - ;i i"; .'clt s.MM.i,i..i ' :.. ; tijv. h : . ..i. ij .'titjeii ;. 1; iv.- i-.- j: ; f i ; l.r j,;t i)jt t fippe.irs uith'Mjr a:. v totirrdation harever. Ti... c.ur,e of .Mr. Staf- ford c uinut b too highly :nmmeml i,aVt. .support! d him lor the position of v3herilf lor the past neveral years. The action of Mr. StMVord leaves the content for the Sheriffalty of Guilford between the nomi nees of the Democratic and Repub lican parties. Of course Mr. Cun ningham will be elected by an overwhelming majority. lie is a good business man, and in every way worthy of the aupport of the people ot Guilford county. Hon. A. 8. Meitimou, one among the foremost statesmen in America, will speak at Graham, on next Saturday the IGth of October, 1SS0. The oppoitunity thus afforded our people to hea him, nhonld not be neglected. No reasonable man, whatever may be his politics, can fail to be interested iu what he will eay. The finest," purest and healthiest. Smoke Blackwell's Durham LoDg Cut and Cigarettes ocal illtscdlann. THE PATRIOT In Wintton, SaUm, 2!t.- Airy, Danlury, KcmertvilU, ThomatrilU, High Point, Janiet totcn, Aiheboro, and other points in Randolph County; Danville, J a 'EeUlsville, Wenticorth, Broicn Summit, and wny -ther Post OJiccs in the Piedmont tcction. The present mail arrangements enable subscribers to the Patriot at the points above named to receive their papers with in a few hours after publication a day in advance of all other dailies published in North Carolina. .TMeteorolocicul Ifcepcrt. Indications of the thermometer in Greensboro, reported for the Patriot by W. C. Porter, &. Co., to-day. At 8 A. M., GO degrees 12 M 70 3 P.M., 74 . i -- j. Lt-ustliy I olnto. Mr S C I'obitjs'iM, of ihi city, dnr Irnni hi iraidfii a nfft j'jtit wLich measure ifi'.ny tnu incl - in It-Ti'j'h. It i.- :i curio-ity i em I' ll i:r. m r.ithi:..: i ---r.:b:i: a knot, u il'i ha-l I era l":ie lv har.d. C'.imoUeiiis 'iiiitit,tcf tiiei: vory tint? Blade will's l);u!iam Lon Cut and Cigarette. There id tu be a ruuiog meeting at Ker uerririlleon Saturday, Oct. ICth, beginning at 7 P M. . Col J T MoreLr. uuu several ulLel' dis tincuiisbed gentleueu will be present aud adJreis the people of Porsyth on the political issued f tlie da r. Mr. Jai:f Ledbtter, an old resident t: t his cit v. unwind f t i-lit v c;irs of r I , t'.it-d nt the rtidcnco ff her i l i-. .i't this city,. thi morrin. about f;ur o'clock. Ti,t" f ititral takes jilacM to mor- 1 row f.t 'J ."c.'n;ck, A. M . fttni her h.ic ii si- In- fa?i:lv i'"' ctiuli;. in vi f e.. ' Hifs th- V::d B' ack well's l)ar h.u.i L ii 'at aui l'i'aret!ep. i'eional liittliit'tice. Mr V II II Gregoiy, of Charlotte, broth er i Dr Gregory, of this city, waa married yesterday Statevillet North Caiuliua, to ilijs Matiif Iiamsiy, fjtnierH of Mississippi. They piicsed through this city la?t night on their bridal tour North. Messrs. T D Gillet-pie.Superintendent of the Southern Kxprebs Company ,aud W J Cross well,Koute Agent from Uichmond to Atlanta, spent last night iu the city, and left this morning for the South. Hon A II Stephens w reported by the Augusta, Ga., Canttitutionalut to be in rery good health. He will make a political speech in Warreuton, Ga., next Saturday. Rev F M Jordan, who has been conduct ing a series of meetings at thu Baptist Church, in this city, frfi this morning for RockiDgham county. He will return to Greensboro at an early day. Rev. C. II. Wiley spent last night in this city on his return home to Winston from South Carolina, where be spent about a week. Mr. C. D. Yates returned to the city this morning from the Sesqui-Centennial celebration now in progress at Baltimore. We are sorry to hear that Sheriff Stafford is quite sick a: bis home, near Oak Kidge. ' We guarantee no better goods made than Blackwell's Durham Long Cut and Cigarettes. Still Another! Xublic Speaking t X-leasnnt Gnrdin, Saturday, Col Morehead, J A Barringer of Greens boro, and others will nigcues the issues of the campaign. All are invited without re gard to part. Twxsnip Ex. Committee. lolitical INreetinrr In Guilford nt xeriendlilpt J. The. Hancock and Jarvis Club of Friend ship will hold their next meeting Saturday next, at 7 P M, at Hickory Grove. They have invited several well known speakers to ke present. A good time is expected and everybody is invited to come. The Friendship boyr won thV flag four years ago and they have not forgotten that work and organization always win. New Garden Xair, The President and Directors of the New Garden Agricultural Society aro doing all in their power to make tho annual ex hibition for 18-0, which takes ptaco on Thurfday Cct.'J-ih, a grand Miceess : we believe tlu ir i.oris will bo huccessful. The people . Guiifaid should feel proud of their fli'i ii:1.! exhibitions aud encoun'e them. The Pah:ht, makes the following ollVr as special pit iniums, at tliLs Fair: For tin bot g'.'ii' ral display ot Domestic Manufactures, by :s lady, one annua' biib criplion to th weekly Patriot, For the best one fiozen Rolle made and exhibited by a lady, one annual sub scription to tho weekly PATRIOT, For the best ,r pounds of butter, pre pared by a lady, oae annual subscription to tho Wiclkly Patuiot. For the best, display of flowers by a lady, acio premium as above. For tho best display of Poultry, open to all (xhibiiors, ejir.e p-pniium as above. The.- h i c-i.vl ruini tins are offered with tho hope of i'.i.li: 1 ho Society in increas ing the qaatitity ana character of its ex hibits. Won't- m ir.e dt uur Merchants, ami other bustiifs in ;n follow ia still larger prc-iiiiuia-? Let k i'"e a barrel of Flour, another a IimiuNoihu diess, Ac. 'lie IV.'ii.I I v i'l auiioiiiici; the-o Pie t..i"!r. (I .iiv.il li-v ar,i oliV-reil. Who wiil he t he tiif ? rs"w Groceiy JStore. We very respectfully announce to the citizens of Greensboro and surrounding J country that we have opened a first class Grocery Store under the' Benbow Hall, where we keep all kinds of groceries usually kept in first class grocery stores; crockery, class ware, country produce, &o. We would be glad to have you to call and examine our stock, J. C. & W. D. BROWN. Oct. 13, 1881. W. R. Murray of this city is now exhib iting an extensive stock of new Dress Goods in all the latest styles and norel ties, aud a great variety of new Trim riaings, plain Silks and Satins, Black Silk Velvet and Velveteen, Ladies Cloaks and Dolmans in newest styles. Hemp, Ingrain and Brussels Carpets, Rugs, and Floor Oil Carpets. Those in need of goods will do well to call and see him and get prices beforo buying. TO THE VOTERS OF GUILFORD COUNTY. I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF SHERIFF for the County of Guilford at the approaching election. J. M. SUTTON. Jnly 7, 1880, d. t. a. w., w. t. e. J. W. Scott & Co. Wish to Buy Your WOOL, SASSAFRAS OIL, COUNTRY BACON, MEAL, DRIED CHERRIES, and ALL DESIRABLE PRODUCE. They are prepared to offer o- :r,o o iemr, i m s on o.k Gpocl Terms As any honso in this Ktctio:i of the State i aeott, Small & Co.,-. Offer a Larsc Jiloc' of Seasori u2le Goods, sue"? as i Prints, JDa'css-Siincns,' Lawns, Cottonades, .A- 1ST ID PIQ TJ DEI S , together with the LARGEST STOCK OF NOTIONS carried by any one house iu N, C. at great ly reduced prices, to make room for fall stock. v ' Buy TVow and Save I?t siey. Greensboro, N C, July 10, 18S0 1 0 PERSONS INTENDING TO BURN CS O jf& -2La this winter will find it to THEIR ADVANTAGE to call on me FOB PEIOES before ordering. ,1 Greensboro, N. C, Sept 20,80. fl" I 1 L U- W 1J r1 V i - i i i
The Daily Evening Patriot (Greensboro, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Oct. 13, 1880, edition 1
1
Click "Submit" to request a review of this page. NCDHC staff will check .
0 / 75