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GKEENSBOKO, K. O. THUKSDAY, SEPT. 20, 1888. Z. W. WHITEHEAD. ED. AND PROP j. H- MYROVER. ASSOCIATE tEDlTOR. rv n . tt Frrvrso Patbiot will be published city eubecriDers at w wuvnu - 1 weeV. . C month. -3 - 6 " 50 " fl 25 2 60. 5 00 J3,Tenns, Cash. Advertising rates baaed on actual circulation. Remittances must be made by check, draft , poe- tal SieTorder. express, or Tirkk of 'the Onirroch remittances will be at the risk ot tne publisher. ' . THE PATRIOT is devoted to the. great ana dived burinef interest of progressive Greens k?he Airrkultural. Industrial and Ilortocul SSiteifo?Guitford county, the Fifth Con-roniSwstiictandthe--01d North SUte"for- err. ... No attention given to annonyraous coijeFPon A.rxZ nd rejected communications not returned is sent for that purpose. I ! Communications on local topics earnestly solicited from every postoffice in the Fifth District- The editor is In no w-'so responsible for views ex pressed by correspondents. Notices of marriages and deaths inserted free of Wge4 . Politically. Thk Patriot is Democratic to the jore, but ia not blind to the faults and short-com-fogTof any man. and wiU expose such when it toSee to the surface. It furthermore believes that "to the victor belongs the spoils. Advertisement rriseontinued before the time contracted for has ex Sr. cbwd transient rates for the time actually JffihedVAdvertising rates furnished on applica tion at this office. W. B. All announcements and recommendations of candidates for office, will be charged for.as advertisements. . ' DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES. The Election takes place on Tnes day, November 6. " National TicUcl. FOTt president: GROVEK CLEVELAND, of New York. for "vice president: ALLEN G. THUKM AN, of Ohio. State TlcRet. for governor: DANIEL G. FOWLE, f of TTake. FOR MEUTEXAXT OOVERXOR: THOMAS M. HOLT, of Alamance. FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF SUPItEMECOURT to fill the vacarcy caused by the death of Hon. Thomas S. Ashe: JOSEPH J. DAVIS, of Franklin. FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES OF SUPREME COURT under ame ldment to the Constitution: JAMES E. SHEl'llfcUU, l of BeaiMort. ALPIIONSO C. AVERY, of Burke. ?FOR SECRETARY OF STATE: WILLIAM L. SAUNDERS, of Orvnge, for treasurer: DONALD W. BAIN," of YtVke. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN STRUCTION: SIDNEY M. FINGER, of Catawba. FOR ATTORNEY C.ENERAL: " THEODORE F. DAViDSON, of -Bui combe. for A -ditor: 0. W. SANDERLIN, of AVnyne. ELECTORS FOR HIE STATE AT LAUC.E: M. WAD DELL, of New Hanover. N. STRUDWICK, of Orange. F FOR FIFTH district: JOHN II. DOBSON, of Surry. FOR CONGRESS ."til DISTRICT: JAMES T.MOREHEAD, of Guilford. VERY GOOD SENSE. Mr. Lemon Thompson, of Albany, a Republican, a manufactur er and a large capitalist, has taken a wise and honest view of the situ ation; and, having the courage of his convictions, he has announced his determination to support Mr. Cleveland, writing an open letter which gives the "reasons for the faith that is within him." Here fol lows ono extract: "But it is still said to me by my Republican friends, as I have no interest in Canada, and as I own largo saw mills and timber lands in the States, that they do not see how I can vote for Cleveland, aud allow lumber to como in to be sold duty free in our markets. .My an swer is: there a hundred persons who need to use lumber to one en gaged in manufacturing it. . Ought the government to compel the hun dred to pay more for their lumber in order that the one mav be bene fited!" We have for a long time con tended that it was at least a sound economic argument against protec tion even if ;the selfishness of the view taken placed it on a lower and less patriotic plane of reasoning -that over 95 per cent, of the Amer ican people were asked to submit patiently to a tariff which compels them to pay an unnecessary tax of 47 per cent, on all the necessaries of life, in order to benefit the re maining iractiorfof less than 5 per cent, of the population. Even if it were true that protection besides accumulating immense fortunes for. the monopolist and capitalist em ployershad the effect of advanc ing the wages and , improving the material condition of the toiling employes, it is an unreasonable de mand that 30 people shall submit to an enormous tribute to better the condition, of every 31st man. But when the plainest figures and the most incontrovertible facts demonstrate clearly the fallacy of this claim of the protectionist furnishing irrefragable proof that prices are regulated by the laws of supply and demand, and only that there is little wonder that not only is the Democratic party won derfully united on this great issue, but that thoughtful Republicans everywhere are beginning to realize the folly of longer adhering to a political organization whose econ omic creed must bring ruin upon the business and commercial inter ests of the country. MrThompson further writes: "I long ago learned that better than any lawof Congress to make prices was the law of 'supply ami demand.' All of our business and profits depend upon this unwritten law. - As a Republican, I shall do what I can to secure the election of Mr. Cleveland, because I believe the platform upon which he stands best calculated to promote the best interests of this country. Unless we exchange products with other countries we can have no com merce. No nation ever yet became great without an extensive com merce. We want such a commerce, and to have it carried on by Amer ican ships, sailed by American Skilors. The natural products and advantages' of this country will sustain such a commerce." Road to Business Success. As to the young men in business employments, their way to success to rise in rank, to become mana gers and finally owners is briefly but aptly described by Mr. O. W. Potter. The clerk or other employe who is always a little ahead of time, rather than behind time, at his desk or other post of duty who lingers instead of hastening as the signal to J'kuock ofP comes who takes less instead of more than bis time at lunch, during off hours and during vacations who always get his own allotted tasks done and volunteers to 'job around a little extra or to help others who puts his mind and energies in to his labor the industrious, as siduous, prompt, willing and am bitious employe, is the ono who gains his employers' confidence and affections, who receives promotion, and-who, at length, carries into business of his own the thrift and success which he had displayed in the business of others. Such men do not fail. Do not run into debt. This is is the warning which all who dis cuss the subject give to young men. The employe or man in business who lives within his income is a free and independent citizen. He who owes a debt io a slave. The debtor who cannot pay, or dislikes to pay, crawls; ho is in bondage; he has a master; he may be insult ed and cannot resent it, or kicked and cannot return it; ho becomes a liar and a dodger; he feels mean, acts mean and is mean. The man who is out of debt walks upright; the light is on his forehead; he is as good as the best and better than the most of his kind. Keep out of debt! Chicago Journal. Investment. The United States has 8240,000,000 invested in Mexico in mines, railroads and ranches, and England has $80,000,000. A Great Market. Mem ph is, Tenn., is the greatest inland cotton market in the world, receiving from 700,000 to 1,000,000 bales yearly. Savings of Immigrants. An authority estimates that since 1848 immigrants to this country from Europe have seut back to the mother country 8200,000,000 out of their earnings in the United States. A Famous Regiment. It is a curious thing, remarks the Now York Sun, that one volunteer regi ment during the war furnished no less than three United States Sen ators who sat in that august body at the same time. The regiment was the 1st Nebraska, and tho Son. a tors were John Milton Thaver. iiuw governor oi iNeoraska, who was Colonel of the aforesaid regi ment; the Rev. Mr. Tipton, who was chaplain, ang George Spencer, who was sutler. The two former were Senators from Nebraska and .'Mr. Spencer represented Alabama. An Artist's Adventure. The following adventure is told by M ill ieady the artist: Ono bright moon light flight, in my student days, I was walking in a street on tho out skirts of London, little better than a country lane, when a j man came out of the shadow thrown by a large tree, and, producing a pistol, addressed me in the usual robber fashion with: L I "Your watch and money, please!" "I am a poor artist," said I. "See, jthese are my drawings. I have no watch; I have never been able to buy one." - ! "Your mmey, then,, and be cjuick! All Ihis time I was watching the fellow' face; it whs very white, and I think he was more frightened than 1 1 was. I gave him all the sil ver I llatl about nu ; he said "Good nighf lcivilly enough, and started off towards London. I made the best of my way home, aud before I went to bed I drew tho man's face very carefully. The next morning I went to Bow street with my drawing, hopiug it might be recognized by the officers there, but no! The face, they said, was new to them. ; ! "If you will leave the likeness here, sir," said the chief detective, "we may, perhapsreome across the person it represents." That very soon happened; a fortnight had scarcely passed before I was called; on to identify the man who had robbed me. ,He had been arrested tor murder, and was easily convict ed. Youth's Companion. A pretty woman said the other night Ithat she didn't in the least mind being old, but it was the get ting there that distressed her. j Insanity. Thirty years ago iu sauity was almost unknown jamong the Southern colored race, out nowj the number thus affected in North Carolina alone is estimated (by the Atlanta Constitution at 1,000, and the asylum for their treatment at Goldsboro has just been enlarged. Science in Gasteonomy. A movement has been inaugurated for the consolidation of the flour mills i and bakeries in Liverpool, England, in one great estaolish ment jwhere the bread-baking of the city mav be done in immense ovens, under the most highly scientific conditions and at a material saving in cost. Snh Pondered a! Moment. uBe my wife," he implored, be my my wife, my adored one. See! I have had my life insured for $10y 000 in your favor," and he flburish ed the policy in the air. j She pondered a moment, and then raising her large aud lustrous orbs j to his, she said: "Before I give you an answer, I would like to kuowifthe state of your 'health." Boston Budget. Given by Prof. X. Schmltt, On yiolin, Violincello or I Bass, Guitar, Flute, Clarionet, or any other Musical Instrument! I have been; giving Musical Instructions for tp.e past thirty years, in most all portions of Georgia, North and South Carolina! I have numerous su?ta.ble recommendations from professors and prominent citizens, and the press of- the different places, at which I have given in structions! Those who desire to takq lessons, will find me at my residence, on ' King street, near Sergeant's foundry, or addressed through the city postoffice. Terms reasonable. I will also Tune and Repair Pianos and Organs with the greatest satisfaction, orimake no charge. r k J r jujin Prof. N. Sciimitt. Police. HArVINO qualified as administrator on the es tate of Alice (i. Tate deceased, before A. A Uolton. Huperior Court clerk for Guilford County. notiliod to come forward and make immediate nay- uii-ui, jiuua.ii pereons naving cjaims ajrainst said estate si ro heruhv nntiflfvl tn nmcunt f k; i : . , on or befora thBls Huv .f Aumc i:i Tt,:a io.u --------- - r.-r . "p" w iui.i iiw of July 183. v. L- Kiekmav. Adm'r uiyu-ow of -Alice G.Tate. D. H. HALL Plain and Ornamental Plasterer GREENSBORO, N. C. j With many years experience warrant thmr wnrir to give satisfaction. Can furnish designs tor centre pieces; and mouldings at prices that will defjreom petitujn. Give them a trial. " may20-ly Fains in Your iBack. .iwm K.I1 T l T r Til' ill w . w put?. iu4u. xr. ti . Juij Ifiii I1UWAKU. p6-ly Winston. N. C. AffiictcdSufFerno More . I ' ' - : j I BV taking Dir. Hoirard's Liver. Kidney . Dysropsia Powders cures liver complainu kidney troubles, dyspepsia, rick headache, pains in tba back, rheumatism and all diseases arising from torpid hvor. purifies the bloud anl builds up failing s rengtb j t -pf B. HOWARD'S L:rer. Dyspepsia and Kidncj ! owde rs mil cure you. Price, per box. 50c, 3 Ol Twenty mutes FOR ' BBEAKFAST. DIMER : Yemen's R. R. Eatin&House, ' Greensboro, H. C. "Everything fresh, nice and clean. Table sup plied with the best the market affords. Servants po'ite and attentive. . Passengers arriving on the train from Winston going North, Bast, South or West lie over here plenty long to get a FIRST CLASS HOT MEAL. Parties from all points South pasting East or West and down the C. F. & Y. V. he over here one and a half hours ; Therefore r-member that when you want a good meal, come from where you may, Vernon's 11 R, Eating House, just opposite the R. & D..Dcpot. is tho place. july3d&wtf . Proprietor. Richmond Locomotive Machine Works, RICHMOND, Va., 3BD1LDERS OF LOCOMOTIVES, ' Standard qr Narrow Gauge, adapted to every service. ENGINES AND BOILERS 15 to 200 H. P. N FOK ALL PURPOSES. COMPLETE STEAM PLANTS FOR FACTORIES AND MILLS. SAW ILLS, capable! of cutting 5,000 to 30,000 feet of lumber per day, with patent ed devices for accurate and rapid work. I I A LARGE LOT OF .3 Small Engines & Boilers from 4 to 10 n. p., "Tanner &De laney," for sale low to close them out. r jWrite- for catalogue and esti mates on your wants. W. R. BURGESS, Salesman for North Carolina. D&w Greensboro; N. C. Ill GAROLIIA D1PARTMMT OF THE STAUNTON LIFE OF VIRGINIA. ORGANIZED March 3d, 1SS3. COMMENCED BUSINESS April lOtb, 1883. UPWARDS OF $5,000,000 insurance NOW IN FORCE. PAID OUT IN DEATH; LOSSES $100,000, AND NOT A SINGLE CLAIM CONTESTED. ILiberal commission to agents. For further' particulars address or call on F. IRVIN DILL, State Agent, Greensboro, N. C. Office Room No. 2, over Porter's Drug Store. aug21 tf Edwards k Broughton Printers, Binders L AXD BUI BOOK MANUFACTURED, KALEIGH X. C, School and Commercial W .k ; Legal an 1 Alliance Work. QinnCTs' Record Books, Church ltecord3. Legal Blanks. &c. I.e. mayll-tf DR. R.W. TATE, PltACJTICIXO PHYSICIAN. GREENSBORO. NORTII CAROLINA. Offers his Professional Services to the citizeas of Greensboro and surrounding country. 5-0ffice at Porter k Dalton's drug store. When not there can be found at his residence on Asheboro street. opiKwite Col-T. B. Keogh's., iunli-tf NOTICE. TOI ICE is hereby given to the voters of Rock W r!r0v T.-iwnahin. this county, that another voting precinct (as per petition) will be established at Gibsonvilte. in said township, by the Board of AID SUPPER IMPROVED ASSOCIATION County Commissioners ai ineir meeting, ursi ion day in Oct- next, if no plau?ible objections are pre-i sented-aid dividing ine to start at A. (i. Clapp'i on the Alamance county line, including Joe Whit-i sett, J: N- Woodyarct and John Isley, and thence to J effcrson Township line, nea r Thos. Holt's. Sept. 1st, 188S. Clerk Board Co. Gm. sept7-tf Pilot! Hountain Hotel, PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. O., IS open fotthe traveling public, and especially pUa&ure seekers, beibg near the Umous Pilot Mountain. Uoodfare. and first class rooms. Con veyances to and from the mountain, at any and all hours. m DANIEL MA KIAK, Vrop'r. dec2-tf t - The Venlworth Hotel, WENT WORTH. N C, IS a first-class hotel. Rooms furnishod in the very best of style. The table b alwayn supplied with tho best the county affords. Sorvante iolite and attentive. Is located near and convenient to' tho court house. W. 1. 11 AUK, novll . . r Prrior. t V - - Arkansas, Texas and California Via the Memphis A Little Rock Knilroad. Th i . 1 mmaie ana central rout?. Double Dai iv connections from Memohis to r Kansas, x exits uuu iao uretii oriuwoci- iiruuu Daily Through Coaches from Atlanta U Texan, without change, via the Memphis and Little KK-k Short Lino. ; r 5" I Fonrteen Mrs and' Forty Minutes (ftiaer - . v 1 To Dallas, Fort Worth, and the Texi Pacific Points than the New Orleans Lonjr Lino, 176 miles shorter to Dallas and 20() miles shorter to Fort Worth. The shortest and best routo for the i wr i . i i .i . w li Tourist or invalid to the lamous EUREKA AND HOT SPRINGS Of Arkansas. Buffet SIeeiers frn Washtrirfdn D. C and 'attanooga to Little Rock. Pullman and Woodruff Outlet Sleepers from Cincinnati and Louisville Littltf Kock. oonnectmg with through sleejwrs in Union Depot lor points in TEXAS and CALIFORNIA; Connections at Anrenta with Little Kock and For Smith Kailway. for Fort Smith and the ludiau Territory. This route has a Through Coach l'rjiu Atlanta and Chattanooga to Fort Smith. Ark., and from Atlanta and Chattanooga to Dallas, Texas. 12 hours in advance of any route. 150 pounds ot baggage allowed to each whole ticket and to iouod to each half ticket. , , .1 If you are going to any point in the Groat est and wish to s-xve from one to two dollars in time and money on yjur ticket, write or call on me. I will meet you and furnish you with ticketand through checks at your starting joint, if youill either write or wire mo. Uooks and mans of Ar kansas, Texas and California mailed free. For any information concerning the vest, write for rew estorn Kailway Uuide." mailed tree, to K. A. WILLIAMS. -Qonl Southeastern Trav. Pass. Agent. P- O. iiox AtlanU, Gill S. W.TUt KEK, i Gen'l Pass'r and Ticket Agent, setfiO ATTORNEYS- AT LAW, GREENSBORO. - - NORTH CAROLINA "'y'ILL rractice in Stto and Federal Couru JSS"0Zce op!osite' Court House. May23 y. . . YOU CAN GET Wl) OV OAK UIUC;i INJtTITllTK AND IXUSli"VK! UOLLCOE, .tolling all about tnat celebrated school, IE1 IR 313 3U I You should do this if you contemplalo patroni zing any school next year, i Prenares for 1 Trncldng, Tor Xuiuaa, or for .Ccllejt. 31!) Miudrut last year. This echot I is finely located in the Piedmont regrion of .North Cnroliua. (near Greensboro.) where good board can bo had low. It has splendid buildings, no study halU. and elegantly furnishod JSo-iety Halls, beautiful Chapel, and is completely equipped. One of tho fow orKl.clnitM High McIiooIh in thoouth Address J. A. & M. U. HOLT, vtf 1 Oak Ridge, N. C. TAPE WOI1MS IjXPELLED in one hour, with hood and alive. Jjj 2Vo Cure No l'ny. Live Agents wanted to sell the medicine. Address Dr. J. MENTER HOWARD. scptl6 -ly Lock Vox 61, Winston N C, hew w or ta 400 EihdN. Cliolcc Atw Vrti Matanzas. - 150 D bis. Fresh Flour. lOO lloxcsl). S. Sitles. 250 fifties EI ay. 300 ISoxcs Tobacco U SiKilli. IO Tons Hoop Iron, 300 Stepr IVails. lOO KIiIn. Coflcc. 75 Ilaers Snar. Lye, Potash, Soap,(landles, Candy, .Lime, Uement, Piaster, JIair; Jitc, .Etc., Etc. WORTH & WOUTfl, a iO-m -Wilmington. N.Xj). 1E1I HE Mill SALEM, NT C-, TTEALTflFUL LOCATIONS BEAUTIFUL JL1 grounds; aaiplo building, with comfortable stuay and parlors; sleeping alcovo; bnthu.g-room: well graded and advanced course of study; special schol3 in Music, Art, Lang. aes tinj Coinuiercial studies j-efinod heme life, with gool Chri.-ti;in training': special care of tho individual pupil: eighty-four years of continuous experience and more than 6.G0!) Alumn:. Send for catalogue ax.d circulars iul 2')-dltw i For Rent. The store room on West Mar ket street, now occupied by S.;j3. Mitchell, will be for rent Sept. 1 888. Apply to aug22-im V. F. TuoGDON: . : ; j Utterly Vurjirlssed. ; Mkbiuun. Mihs,, July 12, 1SHS ' For a number of years I have rulfered unsold gony from the etT'.-ct ol ll , poisjn. I had lay case treatel by several prominent physician, but received but little, if any, rdi-.!. I resorted f i sorts of patient medicines spending a Large amount of money, but yet getting no better. My attention was attracted by the cures said to have i-n af fected by B B B and I commenced taking it merely as aa experiment, having but little faith in tre recruit. To jny utter surprise.! soon com menced to imnrove. and in m rat If rn., I ci v well and hearty peson all owingto the excellent qualities of B B B I cannot commend it too high ly to tnoso eullenng Iroai blood pouon. J. O. uib box. Trainman M & O R K W MW AW VUMUlWl I1! I ..... - I I I- ....fli'lll.' .' l TELL prictuT in r U j,, m--' rr get the same at Richmond price,' , W T Proiui't&ttit" ' , by calling on I VLL.ion of claims H,' H. CARTu i fahanj 'U AUR H FINE C'.OTS, CIK swesesand may . Yaluab! IcJ Propertyia tte ik. OFFER FOi: si 18 wo-ctory Imil linc. w,s 1 - 'h"Uf.l all m,!f " - years, arid, nil now ternM,-! wiuer-wi.rks and e!e tfi,. i .. :"rfo..i.hh,, l,t All thi l.r u.v ; i ;n . i . I ty market. t U , . ...... . - ..j i- in rn I . and one-third in 2 yv.tr. " I ;n -'s Call or UiMre. SAI.1 il7w or iiililri. c i. .J .' YLOR , HQDg Will bo open on tlaM.7 i licfj... for the acconiinod ltion to Picdmout iSnriii'N I These Springs an- abilt -1, from -pan burV. an.l: :irf v', Dyspeptics cjin, ali.r water, eat ailytliii: t the :rt wituuut liieoiiveiui'iiii.' i, i ofscrjofubi hae been, nm j iu-.. use aiid it: is ;i sprcilic f.r fX, COM . I'orPi.;A3i;KK .Si:r.Kri:s:;oi can Fiirpnsrt 1 1 L . j My table will W prvi-lI i tlm Lct'tho jiiarlTet. jul'or!. T dining room is laro anil ron;!; rooms well ventilated ; like jxk and the lonjs " ?Iiille wiand j make the House one of tUt.- desirable in this sirtioii if U State to spend the ImmumI ten. The yard is -beautifully nml ly fielded with Aypeii Um. A 1 LACK I' OR AMI K'4.MsU been prov set apart, and muMc u;!i u dcd. I t ' !: i TIi:ilB.--rer mouth i.f . to weelvH .f?l(J; per week, ?.V lvr tV, 61; qhildien of 10 ye;r$ a;.l UL-Ir ;i; quiluieii halt pinres.i on tlieir einpojei mom - Li chari'ca. ThUnkfiil for i iast favors. 1 i i a eor tinuance of the s.inie (dAddress me at D.mlo Stok m Co'intv. C. V. TAVL'n. L'roj'rii'!r. June 15d tf r , c l:v.it C. I. 1 J.KT' J C. Lindley & Bro, Jf'UUSKKYMKS. oonsboroi N C - r ; . . - 'e can ofl'crlut v I .l.-.-a'.o i ! 1 1 !I) GOoklCaiidotiierrilMi, AVIIi I larro l.t . f I isii ,Mii,!;i:::!:iiA EXGL iro,( . jle:i.lirtr. -rtJ ' IveN Late Appluund l-jrlyPeactoiv- ... I. ...... t. men a i 1 liirKoi I'l.Kitt rs . ; llun lrcl an-l Tii u-i ' . rr'U, Vl.M'H anl IM'JVi ha cil. Main olliwm utL h- 'Jt . . - Loro. 1 ! k - fiiniiit its. FULIi LIFE-SIZE OIL, Bust, 25x3o. $K Fall- .Ifa-Size Crayon, MM 'oilTiuUsAiiKritonUF'- . bAjri:r.i:i:rvrJ.Nn,Y . PAINTIN'S-M'l"' ; or oth rc",'y- ' r. i n IV MOLT I'H-IL I'i'il T. Ma-lelit cormi-'O - ' is. 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