I VQ - I. GKKEXSliOKO. Nr. C., JULY 2, 1888. NQ.3B
l. 0 iciiiiiif of -the Campaign.
' i - M r. :
lv lan'j'--gi is now about open
f hilitU's are limning high.
v!tliHliiig this, prices are,
m-W0. "They are now lower
will A mhf il s than usual
. ,.l r in enable candidates o
,utu .to make a jgood canvass J j
h:j ivdnceil the prices 01 nis
'i- "Jiiieloi Clothing loer than
r jnffoiy; and also to enable the
-li-1 to go nicely dressed up
a ..a fvv i.il :inv ot tne can
ivi -tY.4 oeforeahe election and a
'.jfiiral better than aLout two-
ij n - - ...... '
r r.i rfim nil! feel siflr the
them wjll teel aitei
tff.ri:" iii1 - - -
i .it Af t In
count becomes full
ii '- i . . - f i . .
. ui lie now pioeiaims 10 ev
to t
r M;iv-camlulates, voters,
la
,s.iii1 .children JJtai niey can
,v niiiie Shoes, Dre Goods, oi
ly t'linj: he keeps (or a little rea
ik'rasii. tiian ev r before. So do
i fail to call in ami let him prove
, t. titets iiujou before you. buy
ii va reduced the prices of all
it
in
.tntiiei t-ioous.j oiiaw uihk,
i j. if... . i .1
i tliiiL', &v , S:c., not to cost, but
! tl inu be caii get for most of
t in. nMrier to clean up to make
, .;, u .:; Fall stock. So remem-
rlhiMvf'cii you want to b'iy.
i. . . -
iris ami runs away,
Min t anot lier day:
l imi ts aiKl kill not wed,
insi lf in court instojul.
l lit? v h
f.I.iv fiinl I.
j , j J LI
tare things and some in doubt
It l a Nine thing that Grover
iiTtliUMllU.is been nominated tor
t. Ml iit I u the Democratic ticket,
ml uiiotliVr pretty sure thing is
ui lahn has positively refused
the nomiuhiipn on the Kepublicau
'..if'.' I
rv.
It ik mjt "v very sure thing who
U-uuldicau nominee,
u.a l.noii i u:m rtaiii thing is, al
Serali t h;iiit' yer Jiomiiiations,
in'i !n;; fi. t ct'd; j a lid another
..i.i.J i i. i-i..-. i iiiiii is. vi.ither
r.w;!j.!.a elecml will, in ma
I . . i I
nx qs. . pu-ase tue party unit
(I him hi power.
IkiiC alsiue, certain and uxed ed
li t i. tlilit it. Will. Armliebl has
f thi largest stocks of Cloth-
ik , S:uk Hats, Dry Gools, Car
hps, ru riie state, -anti .not
w
'Hi
vi
,1
: bstaioh i:r this is campaign year
!l ei.jf- li ij no great surplus
i:ioj.e i lie intends o do nis umi
imount of imsiness if prices aie
, .it- i
i t t
iniii fluent to huyels. mil
mV ii a lif of prices of .g. oils
lii-iii; i ci-liiiiii,
that he means bu
at.d sle him before
i I 1 : . I
-j s; ca
liiii.t
Eiiii'ii'-M iiM-onli'il ;IalIoon ast'nt
' iLilu r ami roucll from Vol-
!!ii.lii;;i.
in SeptenilMT .".
iTli'iv
ros- to tin
lo-iirht of seven
riinn
UILH u
nUi want to bui goods cheap.
than
;aluf,
nNv
is your
i LI iist- no to G. Will. Ann
Hand on will liml the lollow
n:l:j.)l.s so Jow tliat you will be
i!ti i l j ( Miiieiled to buy them.
'in' ai some of tlie gtods to be
so Jow, which ve think beiow
t Jtlei jfore pi ices: I
IfojpiK. Holland Shades,
mount"
Cn i ot it! s, at -.h; former price
)Ji; (H) pis. Ladies', Men's,
! ..i ! I ' !' . ..... i ..
. -i r 1 ' "Si u ItuiIVj s iovv 'luarier
Un an thing near cost.
bods will bt
clos-d- out at
iillr
'ij.jniice
-X lAiie Kit .of st I
w Hats cheap-
'i ijia'a e r before.
. laifce lot ot hei;
ir.sucker Coats
"I e-its, just ri'sht for hot wea
tbvl;,!at cot a lid less.
A l uge line of Ladies' Summer
live,i to be closed at less than
-4' K - " !
bili:;,. (,f Ladies' Silk Mits,
ut i tlr cent less than cost.
4 jie bne of Men's Hats, ill
bSibiy two or three 'lines of drum
isimplfs, that Will be closed
!'f iter cent, less than X. York
jlMu't forget the clothing.
You
t.l!l nu
!1 KMtt FlTll lll-O fli .ill fg-2t
;!lot jot slid black Diagonals will
yMQi.selves; you will ibe convinced.
11 1"' VJtf IUU Ci"L3 lUi
11
JJHif "Havyou ever mot the. pris
"'grat.tlio liar?" j
. J .....
uuuo,
1 ;
V
r nti'hs "Oh ! yes. vour honor: that's
1 ilaost alwsiVH mt; him " '
DAILY PATH 1 OT;
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GREENSBORO, N. C.:
MONDAY, JULY 2, 1S88.
STATE NEWS.
A SensatiouarTragedj'.
Little River. S. C-. Cor. f Wilmington Star-1
short time ago Mr. M. T. Ve
reij
i, a widower with five children,
an
a well known citizen of Little
River-Jnarried a Miss Winnie
Lancaster, of Brunswick county,
N. O. The marriage seemed to be a
haimv one. so far as anv one knew
uuimuh oi iut' lciiuiiy , out oojta iiiav
have since developed go to show
the contrary. Ouej morning Mrs.
Vereen arose and 'prepared some
toddy which she invited her hus
band to drink, at the same time
telling him to give some of it to all
the children. .Mr. Yereen told his
wife that he would do so, but at the
same time insisted that she should
uiiiik Noiue oi it atiso. iuis. j ereeii
i- i- r
leplied that she had alreatly taken
some and (lid not wislf .any more,
Her husband, not suspecting that
anything was wrong, gave two of
In.4 little boys some, or the today,
lrinkit;g what was left himself. In
a very short time the two , boys
were taken very sit;k with vomit
ing ami soon afterwards Mr. Ye
reen was prostratetl. Two of his
brothers were sent Sfor and a phy
sician was summoned, and vhen
ieV cam0 found 31r.. Vereen up
- :z;,j; 1; zr.
sciousness. Mr. Yereen, suspect
ing that he and his boys had been
poisonedasked the doctor to ex
amine the bottle of whiskey from
which his wife had prepared the
toddv. The doctor made, an ex-
amination of the contents of the
. - -m . , " -a
hottle and tound tuat it contained
whiskey mixed wjtfrchloroform.
Mrs. VViHjn upon lining-closely
questioned, admitted thatshe gave
the -chloroform intentionally and
that her purpose was to kill her
lmul.-itwl . . - -
Since this occurrence, Mr. Yereen
i . 1 A A.
says, His wne lias maue two ai-
tempts to poispu him witu poumi-
irlass, and he i$ now thought to
be in dauger of dying, as he is sat
iried he swallowed ii goodly por
tiun of the pounded glass both
tunes.
Mrs. Yereen cave. . no reason
whatever for making these repeat-
ed attempts on her husband's lite
only that she did not" want to
live with him aiiy 'longer, and she
thought she would get him out of
the way. After all this had been
found out she made two attempts
to take her own life first, by
trying to cut her throat with a
penknife,ind thtNiby drinking the
eonienfs of a bottle of laudanum.
Since then she left M rT Vereen, fcay-ing-that
she was going back to her
home in Uruiiswiuk county.
Lightning's Work. Light,
ning struck a dozen or more times
in town. A two story frame build
ing owned by TJom liichardsou,
colored, situated back from Turner
avenue and about fifty yards to the
rear of the residence ot the editor
oftheGoM LyafT was struck and
set fire to. It burned down with
out damage to -any other property.
It was at one time occupied as a
tobacco factory, but was used at
the time by the :oJored Piesbyte
li ins and ctdored Odtl Fellows. All
the property and etlVets ' belonging
in them were lost Jtiehardsoii had
it insured br $350. Mr. Arch Davis'
dwelling house , was struck and
some of the shingles were knocked
otl. Mr Owen Davis who was
writing in an up-stais room was
somewhat shaken up'btit not hurt.
A eliimuey was kuoeked off of Mr.
II. Young's residence. No other
damage was done to it. Mr. Wal
ter Stark's dwelling was ; struck
and some of the shingles and
weatherboarding torn off. His wife
was severely shocked and is yet in
an almost helpless condition from
the effects of her injuries. Mr.
Stark was slightly hurt as was also
their little child. ox's giu house
was struck, butjlittle damage wiis
done. WA chimney on Mr. W. X..
Ellingtou's house vas kuoeked off.
A tree in Mr. AL H. BurwelrVyard
was struck The rod on Mr. Geo.
B. Harriss's dwelling was hit , as
was the top of the Henderson To
bacco Company's factory. Mr. L.
G.tSowtOti, who lives near $teeds
vilje, iu this county, had ta flue
mare and colt killed by lightning
the same night. It struck a, tree
in his lot under which the animals
happened to be standing at the
time. Wo learn that the storm
was quite severe in other portions
of the county, and that many trees
and onthonses were struck by
lightniug. Altogether, the thunder
storm of last Thursday night was
uie mo lernuc ami appaiimg
tue severest; inis writer nas ever
known. Henderson Gold Leaf. .
DESTRnnnvp. Firr a D.
structivHfireoeetfrred in th vicini-
tv of Lowesville last Sundav. Mr.
Fuller Jones -hail latelv comnleted
a handsome two storv frame rest
deuce! and furnished it. Mrs
Rachel Hover, his mother in law,
lived
iu an old building in the
yard.
Mr. Jones' and familv had
frone tosnoml thelilav with n tiftifrh
bor. The fire was first discovered
aboiitlmifblav bv Henrv Ninn and
others, and when they got there
i
the old bnihling was all ablaze and
soon the flames were communica
ted to the now ' In a short while
both ! buibliuirs. the crn crib,
smoke house, together with other
out buildiiigai, a total of eight in
all, were reduced to ashes. Lin
coln Courier.
Evaporators About one year
ago Mr. J. II. Hightower commen
ced the manufacture of molasses
evaporators in Shelby on a small
scale, and met with such encourage
ment from the start that he was
induced to purchase now and im
proved machinery and manufacture
them in large quantities, both for
the wholesale and retail trade, and
we are glad to know that he is en
joy ing a liberal patronage from the
people of North and South Caroli
na. Wt notice him shipping evap-
orators almost daily. -He also
does the tin roofing and guttering
io: tuis parr, ot tue otate. Lfur
readers can do no better than T
patronize unmaneiDy A
Kn.wi Pnnta on
J A U V4 . m m m v w - - - mm m
Tar River Railroad was wrecked
about three miles north of this
place on Monday evening of this
week. Ten of the fourteen cars of
the train were loaded with logs,
and while, the train was going
down grade and running at a rapid
speed the standards that held the
logs on one of the cars gave way
and the logs rolled off and got un
der the cars, throwing them off the
track and causing a complete wreck
of seven of th in, besides tearing
up a portion Ot the track. Fortu
uatelyionly one man. a train hand,
was hurt, and he very slightly.
Roanoke Patron.
Another alligator was captured
yesterday at Carolina Beach. He
tok ref uge iu the woo s and fought
viciously, but after an exciting
chase was cornered ami had to sur
render. J)an. Smith, a colored
citizen who took a prominent part
in the chase, made this philosophi
c.il remark : uTalk 'bout gator can't
run. Blessed Toney, dey rtin like,
a calf." Wilmington Star.
WHY NOT SAVE DIODIEY
When You Have The Opportunity?
Four Hundred Dollars' worth
of Samples, bought at
Ladies', Misses' aud Children's
Hose, Men' Hose, Jersey s, Hand
kerchiefs, suspenders, Mens' shirts,
Collars, puffs ; a tine line of Mens'
Neck Wear, Towels, Napkins, Cor
sets, the best quality ; Cross barred
net 15, 30 and 35c, . packages of 8
yds.,anicelotJkVhite Counterpanes;
a gieat manydher articles we can
not describe. Come to the store
and look at them. Vo have the
Largest Stock of Baskets in the
city. We have O-iob T2n
0 on our ' Entire Stock.
Our stock aud sales continue to in
crease. What is the cause of this!
(Low Prices aud Fair Dealings.)
Racket' Store,
Heit Door Door to Express Office,
GUEENSBOBO, NY O.
You can find the Celebrated Car
peuter Organ Fr Sale also.
Junel4 dim
FORRNT.
A GOOD DWELLING DOUSE, in
fliraifl
m mil
South Greensboro. Apply to f
Junel2-dtf Z. Wl WIIITEIIEAD.
LATEST 1 1 NEWS.
BY TCLCGRAPII.
GETTYSBURG CELEBRATION.
I tho First Bay paNed ofl spieudidij-
seven Monuments.
f Gettysburg, Pa.' 'Jane 30.-i-Tbe
clouds of the past few dys broke
this morning and bright suoshiue
leulivene f the opening scenes of the
first reuuiou. The first act in the
Important drama to be enacted here
daring this anniversary ot the bat
tie, occurred this morning in iReyt
noIi g, where I the exercises of
dedicating Wisconsin's seven cost
monuments attracted a vast con
cousre of veterans and visitors.
Uapt. Levi Poud opened the; pro
gramme, after which United States
oenator donn u. opoouer, ot
consiu, delivered an oration.
ask placed the monuments in the
care of the Gettysburg Battlefield
I r ; .i a.' i m ii .
.memorial association, rue irust oe
mS acceptea on tue, part or tne as
sociation oy its president, Uovern
9r leaver, of Fenusylvauia.
i Among the. arriyals this morning
was Gen. Jas. Longstreet.1 He will
bean interested spectator of and
participant in the doings of the
coming fonr days.) jGen. Fairchild,
naof Ylafinnal Inmmonilaii rnntn r
stirring address, followed by re
marks by representatives of the va
rious commands. I I ; I H i I
One of the most, pleasing episodes
was the cordial greeting of Gener
als Sickles and Lonestreet, ! who
came together unexpectedly in the
dininsr room of thelSnrins lintel.
meeting for the first time since the
bloody engagement! between their
two corps, which took place in front
0t Round Top on the second oi Jn-
ly, 1863. ' ! I ' I II
The distinctive feature of to-mor-
row's exercises will be the re nniotr
of the first anny corps in Reynolds
grove,, iu the afternoon! at the
monument which marks (the
spot
fell
be gallaut Reynolds
In the inornipg a dozen ori more
New York monuments will be! ded
icated, j i:; - !. ! !
General J. B. Gordon, of Georgia
aud a considerable j party of Con
federate survivors are expected to
uitfht. most of whom will ro unto
camp. I ! I
He Wanted Whisky.
Hickory, N. C-'r June 30. A
stranger stepped into a saloon todaygreatly-
intoxicated j and de
manded of the proprietor a pint of
whiskey. Upon being refused he
drew a revolver and said he must
have, the liquor or some one would
get shot. The barkeeper beat j a
hasty retreat, and notified .Mar
shall Harris, who, with several
others, gave Chase to the party
and finally succeeded in capturing
him,; not however until, he bad
emptied six chambers of j a 32 cali
bre revolver at the party;! jThe
man was finally locked up, but in
a pretty badly bruised condi ion.
Ctunmcnceuicnt at Hickory. '
Hickory, N. 0.; June 30. Com
mencement exercises ot j Highland
College were held at thatj well
known institution last evening. A
large crowd was in attendaiice and
an excellent programme rendered.
Mr. Josephus Daniels was the ora
tor of the day, aud he gave the
good! people of Hickory a feast of
kiiowledge and a flow of wit and
dul himself justice in the sulyect
he selected Shams."
TvelveTliousan4 People made Homeless.
London, June 30. -The property
destroyed by the recent fires at
Suudsville, Sweden, was valued at
645,000,000. Twelve thousand per
sons were rendered homeless by
the flames. King Oscar is visiting
the districts ana is engaged in re
lieving the wants of the sufferers.
Houses, forests aud standing crops
ou farms in other districts were
also burned. i .
Thrown Out of Employment,
Milwaukee, Wis., Juno 30 Six
hundred men were thrown put of
employment today by tne closing
down of the North Chicago Rolling
Mill Company's mills at Bay View,
because of the difference between
the Amalgamated association and
the manufacturers over the scale
of wages for the ensuing year.
Lamout Will Entertain Cleveland.
Newport, R. I., June 30. Col.
Lamont. the President's private
secretary, has jnst rented for the
summer the Weedon cottage at
Jamestown a ! surr mer resort on
Conanicut Island opposite Newport.
It ' IB oaid linf O ZJtk a. 1 r
Cleveland will be his-guests there
oc.iv viuiaii r i t-Hiiiiiii, mill ni ra
ciuring tue season.
The President Will Stay at Home.
Washington, Jane 30 The Pres
ident has informed the Cincinnati
Exposition Committee that on ac
count of pressure of public busi
ness he cannot attend the Exnoai
tiou iat this! time. He has now on
his hands 130 bills that mnnt bn
examined and disposed of in the
next
week.
Harrison and Blaln
Portland,
Blaine men
Maine, June 30 The
here all sav that Blaine
is to go back to Washington as
United States Senator. There is a
report, given as Such and nothing
more, that general Harrison is to
meet Blaine in New York and go
with
him to Maine.
TIIE VICTOR.
The undersigned ihas taken the
I- T
agency for the sale of the cele
brated Victor Safes, without a
superior arid with but few eauals
as a depository for money, import-
ant papers and other valuables.
Will be clad to receive orders.
which will be promptly and satis
factorily filled. -
)e20-lm I S. B. SwANN.
l'Oatalogue free, and tcorres
pondence solicited.
TO
TIIE PUnLIC.
On Saturdav nin-ht. when the
Buchanan and McDonald block
was destroyed by fire, I had one
of FJerrell ft Co.'s Herring Safes
n my omce, on second hoor. It
ell to centre of mainfloor and
was subject! to theTiottest part of
the fire Upon having it opened I
found all valuable papers, books
and monies preserved, and in. as
good condition as when I put
them in. I
I cheerfully recommend Herring
Respectfully,
Thomas Bailey.
The undersigned is agent for
the above Safes, and solicits orders
which will
be promptly filled, with
satisfaction
guaranteed.
W. S. JESSUP.
juri2i-tf
NOTICE.
I have this day purchased the
entire stock and fixtures of R. S.
Booth, consisting of Saddles and
Harness, Saddlery, Hardware, &c.
Have seciired his services and
will conduct the business in all of
ts branches, at his old stand,
Davie street, opposite Vanstory's
stable. WILLIS bIKES.
Haying sold my stock and fix
ures to Willis Sikes. I take this
opportunity of returning thanks
or tne patronage so iiDerauy uc
;towed on' me during my brief
career, and respectfully ask a con
tinuance of the same for tne 01a
man1, pledging myself to give my
personal attention to all entrusted
o him. 'Respectfully,
j R. S. Booth.
Greensboro, N, C, June 2788.
juii28-tf: ' - , ' .
DR. R. W. TATE,
PRACTICIrO PHTSICIAIf.
Greensboro. - north Carolina.
J Offers Ms Professional Services to
the citizens of Qreensboro and surrounding country.
Ars-rtfKrta at Pn-pfar TaUin druflr store. When
not there can be found at his residence on Asheboro
treet. opposite Col- T. is. Keogn s. mnn-u
Si. CHARLES HOTEL
1
RICHMOND, VA.
kinimijations for 300 Guests.
$.Zx 1 11.50 to ti.00 per day.
Table Board, per week, tiO- mi rn
Permanent Uuefts. per weeic. w .
Rooms without Board, per day. 50c, oc to 5I-
P. B. CALL AG HAN,
apr27 aianagw
THOLIAS BROTHERS,
4 -m tr li
JOB PRINTERS,
! .It E J3N8B OH p, W. C
QOOD WORK.
LOW PRICES.
if
it
SATISFACTION OUABANTEED.j
TATE BROTHERS.
Fresh From Manufacturers:
V 1 'Tf TOB " A t -nr X-JXJ W i
f. . .' ! r r . .
"X"OHK ZIZOCBS TO
Guaranteed Excellence, Sterliug
Strength; Standard Parity,
Full Weight !
Fresh stock just received in Gross
Lots for;: sale at bed rock prices
To ' TIfcLe Trade.
Mhaker Extract oif Boots, ;Mex
ican Mustang Liniment, Hop Bit
ters, Horsford's Acid Phosphate,
Pierce's Golden Medical Discov
ery, Pierced Favorite Prescrip
tion, Pierce's Purgative Pellets,
Indiau Root Pills Ayer's Hair Vigor
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Ayers
Pills, Lemon Elixir, (large
and small size), (Sim
mons Liver Regulator, I
(Clock given to every purchaser of
1. doz. packages) Rad way's
Ready Rebef, Frey's Vermi- i
fuge, Fig Syrnp, Botanic
Blood Balm, Swift's Si 8.,
; Tutts and all other stand
ard Pills.
100 Cases Bromine Arsenic Wa
ter, at $G.00 per case to consumers.
Genuiue Buffalo Lithia
Water
A rtrkl linario '
i
it
n
i
-Hathorn !
White Sulphur
Carlsbad Sprudel
Hunyadi Jauos
i
it
i
always on ice in xefrigerator for
immediate use i 1
SPECIAL
QUOTATIONS TO
PURCHASING
PARTIES
1 dos or more Bottles Laudanum.
:
:
Ess. Peppermint.
Eas. Lemon.
K. Cinnamon.
Ezt-Jam. Ginger.
Ext. Vanilla, .
Sweet Oil,
Castor Oil. '
Sweet Sp'ts Nitre, -Syrup
or Squills,
Syrup of Squills compound.
Syrup of ippecac
'Ahnvo nrnarations made bv ns
aud guaranteed full strength.
. i -
I 500 OZS. QUININE,
50 OZS. MORPHINE.
Dr. Snuibbs. Park Davis & Co's
and other strictly standard prepa-
rations used j in compougdmg pre
scriptious and preparing other
officinal medicines. ' i
12 Gross
Tooth BrushesJ For
eign and Domestic, at astonishing
ly low prices ) I
Stickiest of Sticky Fly Paper.
s500 Insect Gunsfor shooting our
first barrel Persian Insect Powder.
i
A Balsam Fir Pillow given away
with every cake Balsam Fir Soap.!
Imnorted Castile Soap. Pare Olive
Soap, Soap Boxes! (in Silver, Oel-j
luloid ami Zylomte.) i rocitec
Drinkimr Cims fin cut Glass and
Silver.) Shaving Brushes, all)
kinds.)
The New Perfume,
and all other Toilet Requisites and
Fancy A Ttiolea.
1 " .
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In Soda and
i hatorai mm ins a
- - -f 'I -,-!' -.1:
as well as everything else apper-
fni..i'iirrtna afrintlv "Pi rt CliUlii DrilC
stnr WHOLESALE and RE
TAIL,) we are the Leaders and
Acknowledged fountain ueau.
TATE BROTHERS.
12 Gross Chewing Gum.
Most careful attention; given to
Pyhsicians' prescriptions. Charges
verv reasonable. Jtine20't(.
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