North Carolina Newspapers

O n amy Battle Vol. I. THE DAILY BATTMODB Is published every morning exetpt Monday at QBZEHSBOEO. H. V By the Battle-Ground Publishing Co. J. W. ALDRiCHT, Managor. GREENSBORO, N. C, Wednesday, Jnne 8, 1881. No. 10. .10 SUBSCBIFTIOJf RATES: Cseweek ; One. month Tee months "r.r:."' LN "For tbe campaign only so eelta., tO- An friends of prohibition are urged to help ua, City tuUsbrt be served by curler or through the post efftce. So name entered nnta the money U received. " y We earnestly eolidt oar friends all over the county to write us short letters giflng say Items of geseral Interest. Be rare to writ plain end on one nde oc the peper only. Oar foundries are crowded with work. There wu no Mayor's court yesterday. "Ye local" leaves for Trinity College today. . The gum of the Guilford Grays are splen did ones. The Reidsville Sensation. A representative of the Battix-Gxouxd called at the dry prison yteterday to see the negro, Taylor, who is charged with outrag ing an estimable lady in Reidsville on last Friday eight. Be fa a if i Taylor to be a dark yellow color, atout five leet six Inches high, 29 years old aod rther slim. He has sharp, ngly features and eyes that Tery much resemble those of a Chinas ax His hair is alack on the top ol his heed and rather red around tberrown and Tery kinkey all over. His countenance is ex- Oar thermometer yesterday. called for ice cream ADVEBTISIKa BATES One inch ,1 day .. C One Ota Tiro Two Two Three " Three " Three Half coL ( One One One t days 8 days . 1 day .. ,days. 6 days . 1 day.. 3 days days 1 day....... S days.. C days 1 days 5 days 6 days .80 .75 L3S .. .60 .. 1.00 .. 1.60 .. LOO .. 1(0 .. 4.00 .. 3.00 .. 4.00 .. 5.00 3Kntered at the Postofflce in Qreeaaboro, 21. C., as second-class matter. Greensboro Markets. BXVISXX) SAXLT BT ' HOUSTON & BRO. Wholesale and Retail Grocers. $3 00 a $3 50 Bf eaclstufis Flour, per sack, f ' ' Corn meal, bu. Grain Wheat, per bushel, Corn, ' Oats, Peas, Provisions Bacon. hog round, Western sides shda Lard, ' Beef, Butter, Eggs, Chickens, Apples Green, ' Dred Fruit Apples, bright slie'd Peaches, prime, 12 a good to co. 2 a Blackberries, Coffee, 60a 100a 55a 65 50 60 75 a 80 11a 121 10 a m 8 a 10 11a 15 4a 10 15 a 20 10 a 15 a vnly thirteen more days in which to list your taxes. Clgarettess are said to injure the lungs loo out boys. We are glad to see Mr. Dick Bogart's arm out ox the sling at last Wears alter that street sprinkler yet-we neeaea it wuily yesterday. " looking after the pawn detachable saloons. TVl PnmAfi. TTIll Vf - - . - flunenw ar. " j iuj ui season s ruin. Subscriptions are coming to us from an orer the State. We thank the people. Sample Brown showed us a nice line of straw hats yesterday afternoon Just in. VW tl ll a a won i ine autnonues please enforce the Live Men who Mean Business. We publish t items for public interest and for the purpose of girisg cur readers a history of the business cf seme of our most important men. This column Is not for sale under any circumstances. Teeter day wo were tramping around on the warm track of a local, when w ran maek into the establishment of xmu. sxaxx A co. , oa West Market street. oooosit the Court with you the abundant success you oath BATTi-Gaorxn. whose potent In struments of waraxare an the pen and i s. planted oa the sure foundatlosi of might and right of truth and justice. High Point, N C. Jane 3d. 1 SSL ceedingly mean. He seems to be penitent, I House, an das we were in no particular hur- and expresses himself as convinced that the J ry we got into a conversation with the Cap Beidsrille people will ryasja hint eL He is I tain and learned the following items: Capt. kept chained close to the &or and the cell . A. Small eommsnced his business career door has three Tery substantial locks on it ha his natife town. Edeaton, N. C., in 1850. While our reporter was present, he dined in the nxt four tmti he ksot iim 4b freeley on fat meat and corn bread, showing Plymouth, Washington, Kewbern and that all his trouble fails to dull his appetite. Beaufort. In 1854 ho entered the wholesale The Sheriff, being informed on Monday night that an attempt would be made to taka Taylor from the jail and haag him. took him from his cell and in company with a guard, he was taken to some place in the country where he was guarded until yester day morning when he was" returned to jail. Monday night about 3 o'clock, a large party of men were scouring the city and suburbs in search of the prisoner, determined to take the law in their own hands. Failing to find him they left town, goiqg in an easterly course, under the impression that the negro had bn carried in that direction. The af fair is to be ftrr much regretted as it is a sad blot upon our section of the State. notion business in Baltimore and remained Skirmish Line. A young man residing In Madlaon. Wk, twenty-en years of age. has married tits diworoed second wife oc his gTandfathec He who has ridden in a conn try stage coach knows bow cream feels when tt is Wing churned into butter. Boston Trans ripL 4 And none butter man who has tried it fsovt how a stage lor-cheese. -She was a daisy," but she put her EttU French-heeled shoe on a bannlna peel, smd in a aah was transformed Into a lady-slipper. Philadelphia Chronicle. She then roee, bit her tulips, and ttS there two years. In 1856 he formed a part- kept a lookout for a nice young fellow, 1 gQ ordinance requiring the streets to be swept ! twice each week ? Mr. Ben-Bates, of the firm of L. H. Blair & Co., Richmond, was in the city yesterday. Full of fun as erer. Will Armfield opened a new, lot of dress goods yesterday and we saw some neat 12 stylet among them. 28 Our tobacco men could show up well at a fair.:, It would increase their business. Let thexa talk the matter orer and confer with other prominent citizens. nership with a Mr. Dasbiell, brother of the Mr. Dasbiell of Greensboro, and opened a dry goods boose in Darenport, Iowa. The climate beine too serere he returned te Edenton the following year, and started a shoe store, and remained there until the war broke out. At the dose of the war he returned firm ers in notions and fancy goods, and bas re mained in the same line of business erer since. In 1877, .under the firm name of Scott, Small A Co., he started the first re gular wholesale notion house in North Car olina. This firm was dissoWed by limita tion on the 1st of last January and he then she could marigold, aad an j body who says he didn't, can lilac thunder. Disconsolate Jones was sitting oo a banasi out on the beach, looking Tery "fll","Ti")Bt, when old Uncle Moee earns along. Whae) de matter now, Jones?" asked the old tasn. I is jest a w 'in j In about myself." respon ded Disconsolate Jones. 'Ton is ds hls- -ned to Baltimore and crgaxired the I tool, nigab, on GalTeoton Island. Tew. of Mills, Small A Co., wholesale deal- is always worryin ysrself to deff about srof- fin at alL" The Revised Testament. We must say there are some changes made opened, by himself, in his present location. in the new edition that we do not like, take. It was In the smoking-room of an Atlan tic steamer that a worthy Teuton was Ulk-T ing about weather forecast. Look bersT said he, "I dell you That it it: Ton potter don'd dale no ah lock in dem rsttsr brdX lions. Dose beeple don'd know nodding. Dey cant dell no patter as I can." "Bs my dear sir." said a person present, "tber foretold the storm which we hare Just sa fer instance. The Lord s Prayer, in the I sixth chapter of Matthew.- OLD i xxw. a nne line of notions, hosiery, white goods, countered." "Veil, dot ish so," said the laces, trimmings, Hamburg edgings, in-1 Teuton, contemphvilTely, "but I dell sertion. embroider, rmhm nm.n. hat it Is dot sthonn would haff Sugar Brown, Refined Te, -Syrop, -f- Nails per keg, Iron per lb., Salt fine, per saek, Coarse, Lime Per . barrel, Cement Per barrel. Calcined Plaster per bbl Wool per lb. Hides Green, per lb., Dry, Potatoes Sweet, Flax-seed Bushel, Cotton, Cotton Yarn, Sheetings, Hay In Bales, Loose, Shucks In Bales, Rags Per lb., Ill a Sis 11 125 8 15 6 6 20 10 town wools, buttons, shirts, ladies' under wear, gents' furnishing goods, jewelry, and in fact one of the most eomDleU line of goods that it has been our pleasure to ex amine. The Captain dianlaTed ee trt yust the asms if it had not Wen bredieted. A Liberal Offer. Oxxxrooao, K. C. Max S3, l&SL BxTTUt-Gacrxn Prxuurxxo Co: Ds Our Father which art in Our rather which art in 1 hearen. hallowed be ThyjheeTen. hallowed be Thy name. Thy kmcdom eomeJnazne. Thy kingdom some. Thy wUlbedoneln erth.Thy will be done, as in I as it ia in hearen. OlTe.htW, so on earth. OIts us this day our dailyiusthis day our dally bread. our debts as we fbrciTelae we also bare forftrea to Tisit his plaoe for be slwajs has some- through your paper, that in order to placet ourOAOtors. AnaieaauMour oeotors. ana onug thiccr haw In ahnw thm TT. Am . deiirer ns from eril : foridliTr us from the eril I jobbing trade, the merehanta of thm Mrtu. I heart, in the hands of. STerrbodT. I wl It looks like Gullet had sold enough tnr-1 Jri knowing the adrantacts to be cained bf til produce of any kind, eegs. chicken in bis selections, and the ladies always like kind enough to make this standing oSt ale the paper that has our interest so muai a m . M m.v m . m . . t ?ICSarioo Jtiherfrwt iao . ..L . so why he eemnct-aupacaty uj Ig tJc 1 " - i a a. tit a. ri a . an a 11 a . a . ... .... $3 75 a ti 00 n aoa'l care. y e xau 10 see say ieap uia iraa iwiw u bought of a jobbing house In New York. 4 . CI I vmaV m A.nfM T f W K.tlnin 1, Tv. nA I til. 11. . . O u I 1 uuui " I UU IIDCBMI axe UKUfc UQ US HAM U frm.m . . w -."i r . . . k . . w jui.ju.xj. uranson writes xrom Kaielgh improTement in language; for to our mind. adranUges in buying that are enjoyed by that the State Committee will send J. f! ti. t' p... h,A t Am-1 .i i.vi rr . . . . i cq auo wwiit. 4.;M, m - ... -v- - I vviic jvuuer. ui caj aone muca towards 4 00 Pn0e' 0x6 colored orator to Qnshoro some leered by some eloquent Dirlnes, is one of building up the trade of our town, and the 3 00 a 5 00 umo oeiore jniy ist, to lecture on Prohibi- the finest Compositions in the English ton- TUTni-Gnonro is alw.r. olmA ta . There is a spirit of supplication, of L,ood word far rach n(n aj. Cnt TAwr butter, etc., for rcbaoipOons and pay the) Ifraab foTthorapen 1 TT. C Hnjfcx $1 90 $1 00 Items of Interest. ninety-ix counties In Ue 20 a 5 a 10 a 75 a 9 75 a 301 6! 12 50 SO 1 IS 40 100 2 tion. Mr. John Chamberlain has returned from Springfield Mass. He gives a glowing ac count of his trip. Says he saw Barn urn's circus while he was gone and that it was the biggest thing he erer saw. gue. earnestness, and pleading in the old Tendon that seems lost in the new one. We do not think the revising committee should hare laid hands upon this sacred passage. It re presents the words of Christ, and not in- good word A. Small. A Marriage and Prohibition. It was my privilege last evening to at tend, by invitation, the marriage of one of MMHSBOKIJ TUBAUUU HAKK.I1T. ! rerulr curtontj. BXP0BTEX) DXTLT BT Scott, Hatcher & Co., oy ENTERPRISE WAREHOUSE Lugs Common, Bed do Med to Good Leaf Fillers Common do Medium do Good Wrappers Common Medium Good Fancy Smokers Common Good $3 to 4 Xto6X 5 to ex ex to 8 8 to 12 8 to 10 10 to 15 IS to 30 20 to 60 6to to8 Fine, demand good, none offering Our manufactories are in full operation and are paying good prices for all working grades. We are buying smokers for Baltimore, and wrap pers for Lynchburg markets. We are, also, expect ing .orders from other markets. T m FUBIF1E, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL There are now State. Kinston Journal : Mr. Henry E. Knee who confirmed by the Senate as nsi for the southern district of New York, is native of Elnston and a near relative of V, A. Coleman, Esq. Axrengexneote have been made at the In dian efflew for the removal of about 70 of tbe North Carolina Cherokee Indians to the spiraiion, and it should not have been tarn- Bandolph's worthiest sons to one of Gail-1 1 territory. It is thought that all the The BiTTLE-GEorwD took a couple of Ped with. There is nothing more im-1 ford's most charming, though adopted. K" " IfAV 15S sff00 rm t i. m T rtf 1 - ixa ago vera, lot ptrun auwa were nio- ston Blair and Miss Kate C White, formerly of N orris town. Pa. It was a Quaker-Presbyterian wedding. The courtesy of choice was allowed the lady, and the Bev Mr Dai- ton, of this place officiated after the man ner of the Presbyterian church. The nuptial ceremony was performed at the residence on the Model Farm cf the bride's mother, in the meaenf e nf nnr than iO friends and relatives of the happy ke,Tfh" ben to4u D: pm. mm enxa paxior, lean- ba nm01tL There is now but one ln- ing on the arm of her beloTed, attired in ecriptien on the monument. It is on tbe a very tasteful and becoming bridal costume shaft and Is : -One Country, one Constiba- and was soon, as it were, in the "twinkling 4a- OD Dftif J-' The Yorktown eommi- . . , ,v.. . don will soon inspect tat nodal, to final of an eye, translated from the easy going ftporoTaL little bark of single blessedness to the grandlj sailing dual geared veeeel of eon- Yennor predicts that June is lHosiy te kit.. ,r,A ptot. warm, wren hot and dry up to about 0 w mm er -w " horns" yesterday mornine. MaTor Eckel pressive than the original Lord's prayer, and found them in the rear of his store. They we trust that it will be many days before belonged to about the largest beetle we ever the prayer that was taught at the knee of a mother, now dead perhaps, shall be cast aside for a new version net half so good. In te-morrow's issue we will publish full report of to-day's exercises at Trinity Col lege, being 12 hours ahead of any other paper that reaches our people. We will have a special reporter on the ground. 1 Fair. i Why can't Greensboro get up . a county fair? Other counties have them, and it would draw trade to our city, besides its other benefits. Plenty of time to get up one this falL We could make a fine exhibit of eounty-xnade machinery, and minerals, produce, woods,-and household fancy work. We could get up a fair that would be a credit to us. Let some of the leading cit izens talk it over. R. R. R. Passengers by rail, leiTing here for the mountain resorts of Western North Carolina, can take a sleeper direct to Asheville, via Salisbury. Judging by many new cars, our Railroads are getting ready for the eoming business season. Capt Dodson has resumed his duties. Capt Pride Jones is back also at his post The Sultan of Turkey declares that un lets the Bey of Tunis declares he is still m vassal of the Ottoman Empire, be will b solemnly deposed. Then France will prick up her ears. There Is the nucleus ot a first curs European muss out of the Tunisian afiair The model of the Yorktown mousmecL i which was sent to artists in hew York U make such changes as might srursest cnenL The Inscription on the base has aa 14 1 tit. 0XJLLETT, DiALIB fSTTUSKITTnUE, COTTXXS, C ' " (IKendenhall Bunding.) OltEENSBORO, 7f Deth of Mrs. Catherine Coffin We have just received . information from I Cincinnati, advising us of the death of Mrs. Catherine Coffin. This notice will call to the memory of some of our oldest citizens, many interesting circumstances in connec tion with the life of Mrs. Coffin. She List Your Taxables. The law requires all persons, liable to taxation, to list during the first twsnty working days in June. You will therefore take notice and govern yourselves accord ingly, as it is a misdemf nor to fail to give in at the proper timeandplace I will beat my store from June 1st to 23d inclusive, for the purpose of receiving a list of the taxables in GilmerTownship. A. P. Ecxrx, J. P. I will be at my office every day except Saturday from June 1st, i to 23d inclusive. tha lfXS or 12fh dave. BeTond Lb After hearty congratulations, the mer- ad ebowerr weather la probable v ous invited guests, divided into three par-1 to the 20th. and frosts are likely to be ex- ties, repaired one after another, to the spa- priencd pretty generally both in Canada rt. Jr .k! Northern Btates. Asnow fall if v ea-ev waa ,mm e w-vs w eesw aysi supper" of ehoioe viands without any of the wine that inebriates, was protracted to a late hour. Soon the joyous company disperaee pro nouncing their benedictions upon the hap py couple. May a kind Providence guide them safely over the sea of time InU the quiet harbor of eternity. . And nay some others of the born in this county, and her maiden nams I f the purpose of receiving a list of the tax- whose eyes looked love to eyes SeaTigX to Catherine White, better knoira at that able in Morehead Towuskib. Saturdays I hkh tpaks again" -realizing the fulfill- not improbable la mountainous The neighborhood of the 23d and 23d looked, la the dsUnoe particularly cool aaJL frosty, while the Itth to 23th dates, m C contrary, smack of beat ia essay asctieos? cfthe country. The neighhorhsod of Use 20th la likely to prove stormy la Westara Ontario and Western United States, the storms being in all probability aoossaps nied by thunder and lightning aad bail. The month will sod hot ia most parts, witk . threatening weather. T dMira to call tout attention to my wtrtmsnt of Bedsteads. Bureaus. Tables, Lounges and ' solas, Chbeana nw'w. dav as " Eaiie White. She married Mr. CnromOS, nenmcnom tun nmu fwA.cw. m. i rail line of Window Shades and fixture. I Leri Coffin,, and left this State Tin 1831, nnesthesne tathe Sty sad am prepared to all any going to Newport,' In d.,' where Mr. Coffin order from tne mty or Lxmnny at cwo noun nouc. To arriTe in a few days, the finest line of Burial Bobes ever In this section. : I will be in Grand Jury room of the Court House. Jus. W. Atsstoht, J. P. was connectea wiin ue "'unaergrouna ! Railway,'' . employed in' assistiiig-fugitive JAS.W. ALBRIGHT, Wante4. Tb rent, a small house of 3 rooms in this slaves to escape to the iree States. ; Mr and city, address N, this offieej Mrs Coffin tocame 'widely celehrated in j aitmation wanted for s boy 15 years old this work, and only a few yean ago, since vno writes a fair hand, in some business in Smitn. prohibition candidate for the pre- en xnent of their fond dreams ot last night. Kow for Prohibition, tbe friend and pro moter of inch happy, occasions as the one described. The whole party are prohibi tionists, some of them of long standing Tbe bride-groom, for instance,' cast the only vote in Eandolpa county In 1S78 for Green Clay I GItpENSBOItO, N. C. ja-City lots-improved aad vacant fox sale or rent; also farms and mineral lands for sale. Parties wanting to buy, rent, or sell real estate will do well to consult me... ; the war, Mr Coffin paid a visit to his old friends In this county and made the state ment to one of our friends, Mr Asa Knight, that 3,100 fugitive slaves passed through his hands. this city, address X this office. Milch Cow Wanted. A good milch cow is wanted, apply to L. W. Axuxrws. idency. Other prominent gentlement in i attendante from Randolph b eerily endors ed the BaxTLS-Gaorro and want the Prohibition Convention of their county to adopt the paper as its organ. We 'Madame Rumor" was busy at eotuSr. circulating the report that ths Baltimarai Obio road bad bought oat the Clyde' inter est in tb Richmond A DeaviOe road, Ae, and conserarntly the Midland extanxioa; was as dead as a herring. But Madame" wish, we think, was father to the thought, as the rumor came from oar neighbor. Reidsville. As an estoppie of the above, we noticed twelve carte and a good man led mules pass through our town Wednesday, rout for Walnut Cove, Winston, Sa. Forty-igtt mora will paa through la tfcs next tea days, aad 2S0 hands will bs activel at work I y tbe 15th InstanL This Is lads- pendent of the private contracts. "MadamsT may roil that as a rwest mores! madrr tocgua. Lesistille Gazette. 1 .1 1 4 - I J i it t -1 1 1 i "1