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" i " - i . j I. ' ,' ! : i ' ' - . i - " ' ' . it 'ttH tl.1 ' : ". - ' n"DU'Tr"VrCJTVXV,i "NT -V''i TTXT ! ri rt-r. " . . ... - - 5 i lljieiiinir-iif (lie Campaign. J i A. 'ie!campa:gn s now aoout open- k L .... " 1 . , I'olilics ; are running mgu. NnjuiUist'anding this, prices are itwln.vrrsf. They are now lower MVS ' . i i x I Will; Armiiom s man nsnai. orihT to 'enable candidates of nifties, to make a good canvass,' has -reduced the prices of his bJc line of Clothing, lover than before; and alo to enable tho ilrtogo nicely dressed np fivi as (well as an' of the can- Ids before J he election and a t ileal .better 'than about two- ! J of them will feel after the tstu f t Im- county becomes fully til iv if. He now proclaims to ev- ri lAidy-eaiididates, voters, la- i'i.kiijnl childrenthat they can hiif niore Shoes, Dress Goodn, or IibI .tiling InTkecps, for a little rea j;j rash, than - ever, before. So do jiolfai! to'cal! in and let him prove lj&e'bic.ts fo you before you buy. I jili:is reduced the prices of all Us Summer Goods, fctraw Uats, Hltbinir. &e., &c.'. not to cost, but ant tiling- he can get fdr most of tk&njiii order lo clean up to make foFm Joy a eall stock. fco rem em Wt this when you want to bny;- i it-t!i rourts a nd ruiis away. .E ! . . . .1 1 3BiVUVM roun anuiiMT iia . i f : i . . I Sit io Vh'o cfMirts and vill not vel, find liini If in ui t instfad. i I 1 I Sighesure thingsand some in doubt t lis a Minj tiling tnar iirover CB vehiiMi has been nominateu lor President 'on tlio Democratic ticket, another pretty sure thing is UCtfc II.IO '"OIIMCM i i .. .. i t .1 ;n nominaiion on mo ivepuuucan ul.int r i !?.". ! k te Uquiblicau nominee, and another uncertain thiug is, af- rrrt ui rucmiie over nominations, vim! wii ie elected; and another ueiworabie uncertainty is whether :lht! L-ninlidate elected will, in ma jit npocts. please the party that jijarvs hiin iti ijover. ijlhi't- a isure. certain and fixed ff t is, thlii (if Will. Armlield has OQo o'f the largest stocks of Cloth jiftr, B)hhs, Hats, Dry Goods, Car itstj:,i., in he State, and not jih.4taadiiig this is campaign year htl p )le have, no great-surplus (f uu ni'yj he intends to do his usu- al 'inJ.tii.tf I : ...... . : r i - ?ly inducement to .buyers. You win see ny a lit of prices of goods nithis eoliitniiJ ti:it. lw mMiis lm. so call; and see himefore Ju buv. iiiirh.'st neordiil balloon awt'iit dlaiHT ijiid t'n.wvi ll from Wol- lli'-y.j-os t tiic hiht of sn-on us G I Ui you vaiit .f Ij-ss than to buy goods cheap, value, now is your to (i. Will. Arm will find the follow- 1 ? 1 1 r i (m!s so ilow that von will be fliitM eoiiipejled to buy them. jinrojarr Forue of the gools to bo H l !mv, which wc think below .xicket store price?: prs.; Holland Shades, mount "'I loiters, at '-Tu-; former price ;? t' ;tc: i'(ti prs. Ladies', Men's, amij uuiidrcns low quarter Mxs tor -any thing near cost. ltS( cviiiilk! tt-il! Kit .!rve.t tif of h , 111 111 v.i"o vui lit f-VJ;ugeht jf straw Uats cheap than ever before. j I A .large Jot of SeeiueUer Coats j Ud Vests- just right for hot wea j VierJt edsand less. I i : hxr-: line of Lathes Summer I H'"Vcs, to be closed at less than ! -V ln liiii. lit T...i;. nJIHt Miro 1 - f per cent; less thai: cost. Ajlarge line of Men's Hats, in hiufng two or three hues of drum- p' samples, that will PT per eeiit. less tha bo closed in X. York Ii 10a't forget the cloth i You rrn y") a-sun lor less than cost. fA lot -of 20 black Diagonals will closed tor $15. Go and see for yourselves; you will bi convinced. Lis ' . ' WTTll!:y'esourho(ri that" 1 . W 1 most always met him." DALLY PATRIOT. GREENSBORO, N. C: SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1888. ehitoimai. nitidis and points. John. Jackass Ingalls ues to s boor off his mouth co u tin nn.nrw.rnnv .om to twvnf hi Hi . r .r" "vv;"; t ? tide in Durham.: Lot her roll, boys. I The Czar declares that flic has washed Jiis hands of Bulgaria. Now look out for fresh Kus'siau intrigue in the little Principality. The most stupendous joke of the season is that some of the or gans profess to believe that John Sherman heartily endorses Ilarri- son. J he . Commercial uazctte says: "Mr. Fuller, being respectfully askcu oy oenrtor itiumunas some pertinent questions." Impertinent questions you mean A STRONOMERs have liually de cided that the man in the moon is itil c man aitui uii, im 11 uiuitiij and now the maidens have ceased to gaze at tho moon. . TnE Ashe vi lie Daily Sun owned by Richmond M. Pearson has thrown its banner to the breeze with the Doraocratfc State and ,,fin0l n?o o,tr1 to woof iiitciuuui tioaci uui ii.ii mi . iiiuou head. liUTLEit is said to have one eye on the Republican nomination. The other eye is probably on the spoons. That is why his eys are BDoken of askew-rious coinci dences.'' The Burliucton Free Press says: "A Now 'York literary man com poses a good many ot his poems while riding abtfut the city. He is a back-writer iwith a vengence. Why not a spring po-t! ; these days, when it has be- UUIUU i8uiuuiuioiuii m the Republican party to bashfully decline the hoijor of running on tho Presidential ticket, where is our ex suusmute Jiutneriora 15 Uaes! The Boston Globe says: "Rum, reminiscence, ana retrogression are the three Republican Rrs this time. 7 And after the presidential election anothc&R will be added, which will stand for routed. Fall iu; the Salisbury Truth, a weekly paper adapted at the last State Assembly of the Knights of Labor, as official orgau of the order in North Carolina, has come out souarelv for Democracy and .raises iiiu itLiuu'ui uuu cin.i iiua- i . I et at its mast head. 'Break the solid South,v ex claims the Indianapolis Journal. Well, suppose you lead off in the attempt by helping to bury the bloody-shirt-leuders. The solid South solid for selfprotection and the preservation of her eivilzatiou will never be broken so long as there is a solid party of South haters at the North. The Philadelphia Press says: .The esteemed Detroit Tribune has already selected a Cabinet for Presideut Uarrison, and it is really an excellent one; but the selection premature." Decidedly, but wo did not expect tho Press o con fess it.'' However tho disappoint ment of tho Blaiuo organs is bound . . i, ; e to crop out occasionally, cve 11 they have to tell the truth. LAHEST NEWS. II Y TCI, EC It A 11 1. 'Instantly Killed. Wilmington, X. O., July 7. Capt. William M. Swann, a well eitiren was instant lv kill ClUZen, 38 lOSianuy Kill, tii a AHantin flnast Line known ednear the Atlantic ast i,ine - . - nauon cms morning, uio was tauding near the track xvhenr a are pile of lumber fell from a car s large pne or lumoerieu irom a car wnne in motion, crusniner mm mio m . w a. almriior. nnrAnfumiTfthlA nuiH . Of . " nesn anu pones. - m. ' - as New York, July T.-Smoko and uuiuea puuieu uu w iub wiuuuwai teenth street between Broadway and lourth ayenue shortly after midnight.! The third alarm was sent out ana the guests ot the Jiv erett House, next door, were order ed to leave their rooms. Theiburn- ed building forms tho roar of what is known as the Century building,, as it is there the Century Maga- ztue is published. A Lynching in Kentucky. Nashville, Tenu.,1 July 7. A special to! the American from Hen- derson, Ky., says : Kobt. Bryan, a 10 year jold negro boy stabbed Riloy Haueoek, white, aged nine teen years yesterday and killed- him, near Smith's mills. Three men started to Hendersons with Bryan, and just in the outskirts of the town,1 were over taken by fifty masked men, who drove Bryan's guards oil, and .lynched the mux-' derer to t ieiearest tree. Uloodslied JBxpectcd. Lexington, Ky., July 7. The latest intelligence from Georgetown; is that great excitement now exists there over the' prospective war be tweeu the sherifPs posse and the band gathered together by Caleb Parker, the murderer of Sacodia Connellug, Jr It is reported that Parker has been located in the hills of Scott county, where he is forti fied and protected by friends : all of whom are heavily armed. It is feared that an attempt to take him will result in bloodshed. , A Trala Bombarded With Stones. i - Chicago, July 7. As passenger train NoJ 17 on the Burlington 1 i road was lleaving Chicago last eve- uinga fock was thrown through tnecao winuow o: tne engine, nar rowlv missing "Engineer earns worth and Fireman Corkery. The windows Ion; both sides of the cab were broken. At Kiversiue ana again at Napervine tne engine was jbombarded. At the lormer place ,a perfect storm of stoues was thrown, battering the side ot the engine and breaking more class. At Naperville Fireman Corkery was struck on the head with a living missile which innict ed at slight scalp wound, but he was not injured so badly that he could not continue his work. The Rank lVobbers. Raleigh, N. C., July 7,- Judge Avery opens court here Monday and among the most important trials to came up is that of Cross and White, tho bank robbers. The case excites irreat interest. It , - - - , is doeke.ted case twontv three, but viii .nrnhhir- hr Mia fwlfth or fifteenth case called if tried. Coun sel for the defendants have been doing earnest work for their clients this week.. They have examined every scrap of paper connected with the case, and if there is. a possibility of detecting a flaw in the bills of indictment it has been found. A gentleman in a position to kn'ow stated to day that a move ment will be made to quash every indictment in the case. This effort will be. based on what is knowii as the agreement made between j the Canadian authorities and the iState authorities, to which White aud Cross agreed at the time of their return from Canada. unsuccessmi, it is expecteu tnac an eueci wnx ue inaue 10 noatuone the hearing of the case. , f&< tfAii ' wtcli a r.nnn -ADTi. " . " . . fl.F" Wfiinvitf an pvnminahnn ot I our anrtmnt nf Tnilrt nnrl Mc - i dicinal Soaps ... tf Geo. Fitzsimons & Co.; Deniocratlc -Jollifications. The series of. ratification f meet ings to be held at different points in the State daring this month has been arranged on the ! following schedule: Wilmington,! ! Monday. .1. -rr.t . . i . Jy ?th: Iw Berne,) Wednesday, Htnj U-01a8D0r0,fr flday, July 1St. Fawteville Moridav ?i JnW ifffTrSi1 ?aa? J?1 ieth Raleigh,Wedne itiu: xieign, vYoanesaav, jmv lo: Greensboro Fridav !- fnlv ' Oth Oharlotto,Monday,July 23d-iAse' VJniJoKl i villn Wednesdav.i Jntv oKtW m mj w -w v m-m m: i Th a chairman r ti rk,J I 1 .k- j i. " iCUllUVO UOmmHiee OI tUe'COUn- ? tv in whieh Aanh on a of I Hma demonstrations is! fo ht h&r ia ov. I , .w: w ww uv.vi vj.- proceed with all necessary ar- rangements. A Good reliable man to represent us in Greensboro. Address, " !! I i- i i j j j -. Waxxamaker &, Brown, It Philadelphia, PaJ FOR SALI. lhe most desirable building lotS Ili the Citv. nrices! reasnhahTA. nrirl m. -! -7 tui iu easy. .lipiy at iniS Oince. I! i 1 Read the Daily Evening! Pat riot all the year round Piedmont Air-Line Route EICHMOHD & DANVILLE RAILROAD. COSOEHSED SCHEDULE II EFFE CT J8LT 24,1117 Trains Bun by 75 Meridian Time SOUTHB0UND.- No. 50. No. 5i Lv New York, Lv Philadelphia, Lv Baltimore, Lv Washington, 4 45 a m 7 20 a m 946am 11 24 a m 3 3-3 p m 550 p in 4 30 p m 6 57 pm 9 42 D m 11 00 pm 3 00 a m Lv Charlottesville, Lv Lynchburg, 5 05 am Lv Richmond. 3 10 p m 5 17 p m 5 56 p m 6 10 p in 8 50 p in 10 44 p m 2 30 am 4 25 a m 5 04 am 5 21 am 8 05 am Lv Burkeville, Lv Koysville. Lv Drake's Branch, Lv Danville, Lv Greensboro. 9 43 am Lv Goldsboro. 3 30 p m 5 35 p m 6 41 p m to 00 p in 7 20 p m 18 10 p m tl 00 am Lv Raleigh, Lv Durham, Lv Chapel JIHI, Lv llillsboro. 2 37 a m ;!: ! 3 32 am Lv Salem, It7 26 p ml 6 30 am Lv High Point. Lv Salisbury, 11 15 p ra 110 16 a m 12 39 a m 11 23 am Ar Statesville, 12 31 p m 5 38 p m Asboville, Hot Springs, 7 35 pm Lv Concord, Lv Charlotte. Lv Spartanburg, Lv Oreonvillo, Ar Atlanta, 126am 2 25 am 5 36am 6 50am 120pm 11 59 pm 1 00 pm 3 34 p m 4 43 pm 0 40 pm DAIIjY. NORTHBOUND. No 51. No. 53. Lv Atlanta. 7 00 pm 1 Warn 2 19 a m 5 05 a m 6 01 am 6 43 am 7 56 am 8 28 am 8 40 a m 2 34 pm 3 46 p m 6 25pm 7 23 pm 8 01pm 9 13 pm Ar Greenville, Spartanburg. " Charlotte, Concord. Salisbury, High Point, Greensboro, 9 40 pm Salem, 11 30 a m i 30 am llillsboro, Durham, Chapel Hill. 12 07 p m 12 47 p m tl 20 p m 2 10 p m 4 30 pm 2 34 a m 3 50 a m f6 30 iva 11 20 am urn. " Goldsboro. Danville, Drake's Branch, Kersville. 10 0i) a m 12 44 P m 100pm 1 40 pm 3 45 p m 11 29 p m 2 44 a m 3 02 a m 3 55 am 6 15 a m " Burkevitle Richmond. Lynchburg. Charlottesville. 1 1$ p m 3 40 p in 8 23 p m 11 25 P m 30 a m 6 20 a m 2 00 am 4 10 a m 8 10 am 10 03 a m 12 35 p bi 6 20 pm II iUUIUJilUU, Baltimore. M Philadelphia, New lork. tDaily. except! Sunday Daily. JMondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. 9l,KRPIJVt3 CAB8EBTICE. I II ! - On Tndiui M and 51. Pullman Buffet sleeper be tween Atlanta and New York- ! ! ! J 1 n.T;iiu1 Pnllman Buffet sleeper be- tween Washinrton and MonUromery. Washiwrten and Augusta. Pullman sleeper between Richmond and Greensboro. Pnllaian sleeper between Greons- Ivmta nnrl Rjilftifrh Pullman eanor wr uempca Salisbury and knoxTiiie. ,v- .lm- . , i i tv u,BAn 1L nt nrineinal stations to all rointe. For rates and information appiy "r"."" "iCmV:; ZTa irti0n aonly to any acntoftheTOmpanorto I; !. l Sol. Uaas. Traffic Manager. I i j .wasmiurion, u. v J. S. Potts. Dir. Pass. Arent. I I - ! Ttifhreond. V a- St. CHARU i p . i RICHMOND, VA. AccGHHodations for 355 Guests . $2.00 ,,-r aay. ToKi ivvoi .-r feVW EeranGI!f?! xvooms wimoui iwoiu, jw uj. f- P. B. CALLAGE AN, I ! DAILY. JLL n i! i HOTEL &PT27 Manager' Texas and 'California Via the Memphis &, Little Rock lUIlroaO. , Th miaoie and central route. Double D' kansas, Texas and tho Groat Northwort. DoubK DaM Through Coaches from Atlanta to Texac. jnthoutchan.viathe Mcmphband WttleUock 1 oaonwne. , , . F0Iirtee11 Em M M MlMl8S 8ffiEr -i -. : : i To JDalla3. Fort Worth, and the Texas Pacific Points, than tho New Orleans Lonp Line. 173 mUes shorter to Dallas and 2 miles shorter ta Kn oVinvaiid toXr Dwt routor EUREKA AFJD HOT SPRINGS Of Arkansas. Buffet Sloepers Washington, if. w. ana i-carianooga to tiittlo liocii. Fullman and Woodruff Buffot glecpers from Cincinnati and Louisville o Little Rock, connecting with Lh roach Union Depot for points in , TEXAS and CALIFORNIA. Connections at Arcenta with Littla Jlnak n,l V.r Smith Railway, for Fort Smith and tho Indian Territory, Thi3 route has a Through Coach from Atlanta and Chattanooca to Fort Smith. Ark., .an.l from Atlanta and Chattanooga to Dal Los, Texas. unours in aavanoe oi any route, loo pounds ot to each half ticke t. " - If you are going to any point in tho Groat Wct and wish to su,ve from one to two dollars in time and money on your ticket, write or call on mo. f will moot you and furnish you with tickets anoV through checks at your startin point, if tou will ?iter.rite or: 1.; Books, and maps of Ar- i Kansas, xexas ana jamornia manoa iroe. x or any f l miormauon concerning tne west, write lor .New Western Railway Guide." mailol froo. to 11. A. WILLIAMS, n ji rn i. . I ubu i ovuiuoHsicrn xrav. imi. Agent, i v. ixii oo, Aiian ia, ua. S.W.TUCKER. Gen'l Pass'r and Ticket Agent, sept 30 Littlo Itoek. Ark. onsboro' Candy Co. MANUFACTURERS OK PLAIN AND FANCY! CANDY, And wholesale dealers in FOREIGN FRUIT CIGARS, fcc, opposite U. S. court houso, Qroens boro, N. C. m.iy27-ly The Wentworth Hotel , WENTWORTU. N- C. IS a first-class hotel. Rooms furnished in the very best of style. The table is always supplied with the beet the county affords. Servants ilito and attentive, Is located noar and convonient to- the courthouse. W.P.UAOK. , novll - Propnotor. D. H. HALL, Plain and Ornamental Plasterer GREENSBORO. N. C. With many years experience warrant their wo to give satisfaction. Can furnish designs for cen pieces and mouldings at prices that will dofy co petition. Give them a trial. may20-l Notice To Teachers. The School Committoo of Sreon sboro. N. C. will receive a indications for positions in tho white and colored graded schools until July 5th 1SSS. Thore will be eloctexi on tho 6th of July a Superintendent and five teachers in tho white Graded sohool and two teachers in the colorod school. All applications to bo in writing and accompa- niod by recommendations and statement of lhe experience tho teacher has had in teacking-and whether marriod or single. Aaross, D. bcnESCK. 4Jh m Com. reensboro, N. C, June 17, 1S88. DR. R. W. TATE, PKACTICINO PIITSICIA1V, GREENSBORO, - NORTH CAROLINA. Offers his Professional Services to "7 the citizens of Greensboro and surrounding country. JS-Ofliee at Porter 3l Dalton's drugstore. When not thore can be found at his residence on Ashoboro street, opposite Col-T. B. Koijgu s. mnll-u THOMAS BROTHERS, 1 JOB PRINTERS, o n e en H'irj o n o, rsr. c. GOOD WO UK. LOW P1UCE3. SATISFACTIONGUAKA'TEJBD. POIOM HILL BltS 2 milos we?t of Grocns.borb, N. C, on main lino of the R. & I). R. R. SALEM TRAINS 1 Make reguhir stops within ono-tburth mile of . ' Nursery oSce and residence. TTTE have just finisheI fillin(? orders for oy r YY twelve thousand different patrons this oas i and still have on hand seventy-five tnoasan -I'mii Tn-ni. ViiiM. it'C for winter! and spring sales, consisting of all the old and now le id- llavoaheavy ?t?k of APPLE, both early and late. esiKScially "Wine Sap," and a good sfwk of leali, 11uim, CiSrape, Prran and every thing usually kept in a nitIass Nursery. Those wishing to plant an Orchard would do wcU to submit their orders and ret special prices. Corresrondence solicited. Satisfaction guaran teed both ia stock and prices. Personal inspection invited- Catalogue free U appJint. Adires j.AXUiuii. n7 . Pomona. . C nTTT,AP.T) cScKZHSTGt, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, GREENSBORO, - - - NORTH CAROLI A "YTILL practice in State and Federal Courts. 430ice opposite Court Hons.' j May23 1y. Arkansas TATE BROTHERS. Fresh: From Manufaeturers : I TEN GROSS CA1 TO QuarantOCMl "RrrtlnnoA QtAi:.. I "ua4autV CeilCnCCf Oterllllg. the Strength; Standard Parity '' Full -Weight. Fresh stock just received in Gross Lots for sale at bed rock prices I r-r-i ' f ' JL O L 0 JJTfCLC Shaker Extract bf Roots,' Mex ican Mustang-Liniment, Hop Bit ters, Ilorsford Acid Phosphate, Pierce's- Golden Medical Discov. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Ayer'- ifius, iemon xJUxir. (iarg. iiutl small size), (Sim? I mons Liver liecrularor. (Clock given to overy purchasor of x R Blood Balm, Swift's S. S. Tutts and all other 'stand ard Pills. 100 Cases Bromine Arsenic Wa- ter, at 80.00 per case to consumors. Genuine Buffalo Lithia Water ' Apollinaris ' llathorn " White Sulpliur Carlsbad Sprudcl ii llunyadrJanos aiways on ico in .immediate use. refrigerator for SPECIAL QUOTATION TO PARTI KS ruKcuASiNa 1 dm or moro Bottles Laudanum, .. .. . l'aragonc. ii i. a. iuviuiu Arvu, Ess. 1'oppormint, Kss. Lomon, Ess. Cinnamon. Ext. Jam. Ginger. Ext. Vanilla. Sweet Oil, i Castor Oil. . ! SwootSp'ts Nitro, Syrup of Squills, yrupof Siaills compound. Syrup of Ippocac. . Above preparations made by us and guaranteed full strongth. 500 OZS. QUININE," 50 OAS. MORPHINE. Dr. Squibbs, Park Davis & Co's -I and other striet.lv stund-inl nroon i -t -1 - - i - i I a ; t I i . rations used in compounding pro. scriptions imd preparing other officinal medicines. 12 Gross Tooth II rushes (For- cign and Domestic, at astoniMhing ly low prices ) Stickiest or Sticky Fly Paper. 500 Insect buns, for shooting our first barrel Persian Insect Powder. A Balsam Fir Pillow given away with every cake Balsam Fir Soap. Imported Castile Soap, Pure Olive Soap, Soap Boxes (in Silver, Cel luloid and Zvlotiito.) . Pocket Drinking Cups (in cut Glass and Silver.) Shaving' Brushes" all) kinds.) . - The New Perfume, Eugene RirumclV Bxtract Henna, and all other Toilet Requisites and Fancy Artiolos. In Soda and ' w wmi MEM Iffl as well as everything else apper tainiugtoa strictljTirst Class I)nig Store (WHOLESALE and RE TAIL,) wo are the Leaders and Acknowledged Fountain Head. TATfi BROTHERS. ., i ... . -. 12 Gross Chewing Gum. Mo3t careful attention given to Pyhsicians' prescriptions.' Charges very reasonable Jane29 tf cry, Pierco's Favorite Prescrip. : tion, Pierce's Purgati vo Pellots, Indian Root PillarAvr, Hnir ViVnr w v m W V a h 1 ' l .uoz. , packages.) Radwav's cadr , Rolicl. Frev's Vorini . luge, Fig .Syrup, Botanic
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