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'. GREENSBORO, N. C.
Entered at the Post-Office ajt Greensboro, N. C. as
' second class mail matter.
By J, S. Hampton.
FRIDAY, JANUARY ;27TH, : 1887.
Gov. Eorakei: on Tuesday last
appoin1teb!,;ex-Prcideot K. . B.
Hayes a member.of the Board of
Trustees, of the Ohio State Uni
versity. Mr. Hayes will accept,
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The petitions for the pardon of
Ex-Bank President James D.
Fish, have not yet been fully con
sidered by the President, but are
yet in; the hands of the Attorney
General. The President recently
dSuaI 'examination ;,pf
the papers, but will wait for a re
port from the Attorifey-General
before taking action.
Justice has done a most credit
able thing in New York by cut
ting short the career of De'Leon;
the professional astcogler, whose
business was in one brarfch most
disreputable. For. a time he will
Prcure no more unfortunate wo
men (or the . ; reeking dens : of in
famy at Manama, and his study of
the stars will be confined to such
glimpses as he can get through
the'bars of Sing Sing. ; i
; ' A compromise between . Mr.
Tilden's heirs and the executors
of his will, by which each of : the
former will get $1,000,000, is said
to have been effected. ' It is said
that the 'contest will be with
drawn in consequence, and that
the residue of the estate, valued
at "about $9,000,000, will go to
ward the public library,Tri accor
dance with, the dead Statesman's
desiresil,;& Jq C 'WiUSh
Farmer David Meredith has
satisfied the Government that he
was entitled tp ' the annuities
granted by the Government to the
5?erpkee Indians. Monday Mere
dith received a deed for a choice
section of land in the Indian Ter
ritory, Joh n Meredith ; his grand -
lather years ago organized a:traf
ding expedition ampng the Cher.
okee Indians J He was captured
and was about to be put to death
when the beautiful daughter of
the chief interposed and saved
his t life. Meredith married the
girl, and David is a ' descendant
from this marriage.
tiful woman in
open were
ions of
the house. So
sohie oftfie express- mescal I shall make- no calcu.-
miratiori tiiait is very lat52" uP.n tfiat rdoii't care a
strange if none of the -comments, buster or any other buster, and if
reached her ears, , but she mam- I can't get to" the city of Mexico
tained a bearing throughout of and come back sober, why the
being unconcious of the gaze of Rio Grande shall be dried up and
, , j c t - jisoia ior a sraoKca ncrrintr. uie
hMn rC of.eyesfastened American Ambassador shall: be
UDon her. ' - ' u.i...) - 1 : 1 1
The friend to the Editor.
Some .1 supposed friends of ' a
newspaper have peculiar ideas as
to what kind of items a paper re-'
quires; VNbt;iqng since a gentle-1
man came-into the 'sanctum ofa
.Texas paper;and said to the edi-
'Look here, you rhiss at heap of
live items. - I'm on the street all
day. I'll come np every once in
a while and post. you."
-!A11 right, fetch in your items,
but remember we want news."'
Next day he came up, beaming
all oyer.' 'I've got a live ; Item
for you. You know that infernal
bow-legged gorilla of a brother
in-law of mine, who was in busi
ness here with me?" , ; .
t "I believe I remember such a
person," said the editor, wearily.
J 'Well, I've just got news from
Nebraska',' where he is liying.that
he. is going 0 run for the legisla
ture. Now, just 'give him a blast.
Lifthim'out of his Ttoots. Don't
spare him on my account; :
The editor shook- his head and
the Inews'-gatherer retired.
Next day he came up again:
"My little item was crowded out.
At least L didn't see it -in the
paper. I brought you some more"
news;" nd he handed in an ite.m
about a cat, as follows :
VA; remarkable annimaLThe
family ,, catrr of our worthy and
distinquished fellow townsman,
Smith, . . who , . keeps, . the boss
grocery .store of Ward No. 13
(beer always on 1 tap), vesterdav
became the mother of of, five
singularly marked kittens. " This
is not the first time this unheard-
of event has taken place; We
understand Mr Smith 1s being
favorably spoken - of as. a candi
date for Alderman." 4
The editor groaned in hfs spirit
as hie lights a cigar with-, the
effort. It is not long before, he
hears that Smith is going: around
sayirig that he has made the
paper whafitis, but it is not in
dependent enough to suit the
public.- x
, ; Many readers will sav that this
sketch isl overdrawn, but thous
ands 01 editors all over the coun
try will lift up their nVht hands
iu icbiuy tnat iney are personally
acquamtea witft tne guilty party
Texas Sifting. , . - " ,
hashed and served hntr with
parsley, and - the' 'name of- Law-
rence K. J erorae snail be scratched
rom the walls of- the treat
n, , ' J
Amerfcan Valhalla forever."
mm S
Japanese industries. altHoutrh
n man v cases their origin manv
mf - mf
be track back to China and Corea,
have changed somewhat in re
cent years, but they have not been
sutticiently developed to be car-
rieq, on as a rule, in wnat we can
manufacturing, establisHments.
Thev are mostlv conducted inv
. , . - .
small workshops, with possibly
.wheel, fan-making, and the man
ufacture of porcelian; p'aper-pig
ments and lacquers constituting
a large portion of the whole. -
On the outskirts of Dieddah is
pointed out what the inhabitants
11 .u i .u r.i u
v.an iiic tuiuu ui me wunu i muiiicr
pve which- has a white stone,
placed above 'the waist; distance"
01 wnich irom the supposed- or
the head is only twentv-nine feet.
The Mohammaedans must believe
her to hrve been of immense size;
Mohammed pronounced it to be
her tomb, which settle all ques
tious of dout with his followefsi
Biltimore Sun. ,
' The. birth of Secretary Whit
ney's daughter Sunday is fifth in
stall ce in the last twenty years of
, an inerease in like -manner of the
v,5?nct family. During John
sonVr administratiod ;i Secretary!
jMcCulIoch; was presented with- a
r?aV&ntrraV was " also;'Post-pas-:
ter-General; Denisqri.V inG'eh!
Grant's second'term two Cabinet
, Hes wee b9rn--one the daugh-
ter of Secretary Belknap,the oth
er the daughter of Secretary Rob-
N. V
sh6uId:beVrls is'a qlicstion.that
naturally suggests itself from the
above facts'; r ; i-- .
5 had r a '4 Very
warm-reception at thVfiaitYmbre
, Chrity Ball on Monday v" night:.
;Te Baltimore: Sun says: "Mrs.
Ueyeland, upon entering-the box
;at in full view of the audience
-behind a bank of flowers .offered
w i ,r?y vo uut one sen-
Vtimeiit '.which iouhd expression
" concerninb 1ip Kpin'ff it, .
Xvas'that she was the most beau
Stage Talk,: from the
World i -
Larry Terbme " and a oartv nf
trienos are going to Mexico. The
Bermuda story is not true, and
Tom Ochiltree is drawing un the
itinerary., Col. Ochiltree I's ' saiH
to have tried ,in vain to dissuade
the -party, from making-. the ex
cursion. A ?etieman who over
heard. the conversation at Tham
uviuio4ii r aaimiyiuil a YkW QaVS
ago, report it as follow:
"Do hot cro, sweet Lawrpn
tin u s said; t h e ol d -gol d -h a i red
hero 01 ten thousand' firht
Iry not the- pass, the old man Bemowhaga ot tht tungs, brongi
nresses. - 1 np- riaHI
presses -The deadly pulque lies
m rtu ucsiuc me forest path.
iJeware Uhc siren : sonpr f th
eson ' Whxr oil ru t.. , evare the siren : sone of the
,al "J? .r.es' lovely-machete. The kiw of tte
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s-srrrr - -" 1 -ra I
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THE
GENERAL NEWS.
Senetor-elect Hiscock. of New
York, is worth only $400,000
riell.leel lonesome-in the benate
The marriaere of Mme. Chrisine
Nilson to Count Amaranda will
take place next month.' So xthe
gifted; singer writes to friends in
iew 1 orK.
The imports of San Francisco
during the past year were the
largest ever known, amounting to
218,106,199 pounds, valued at
$10,133,278.
During 1886. the sales of rail
roads under foreclosure covered
45 roads. 7,687 mile, $170,140,
000 of funded debt and nearly
$204,000,000 of capital stock.
There is a storv extant to the
effect that the Hon: Benjamin
Arro iirewster loves a grate fire
but hate black coal, and accor
dingly has hU servant to white
a . - -
wash the coal before it is brought
into his room. .
Every city in the South- Is
growing in wealth and population
The rate of increase in population
population in some of the smal
ler cities is almost phenomenal
and th census ' of 1880 will be
something of a reyelatjon to the
wona.
ii
It Savod My Lifo"'
Is a common expression, xften heard
from those -who have realized, by'per
Bonal use, the curative potrera of Ayer
Cherry Pectoral. I cannot say enough
Jn praise of Ayers Cherry Tectoral, be
fiyin aa X do that, but for Its use, I
houj, ionin.c.O'are died from, lung
'troubles, iixs&n, tfalegtine. Tex.
brought pi
hacienda is more deadly than the
sting of the Cleopatran asp. ,Thei
yeivety, cactus - -
MGo to, go to, gentle Tomaso,"
replied therluncle-ih-law to hk
j nephew-iii-law. ' "Your ' advice
come too -late- - The path of
duty is min&:.s ;Ji : par ty of -you n g
gallants, "whoia . my counsels
uiu uu retrain, nav resolved Tw6 yeara a-o I took s verf k
Upon the perilous expedition andi Jich settled onmy lungs. Iconsulted
1 am their euide..DhiIoV0Dl1Pr nn I li?r?e ?y
friends? From the-
rarefied atmostphere of the Mexi-'
can , pliteaii; I will shield them
wkh"T theV- aegis of. ray; protecting
bosom; ; No pulque shall " fly at
Iheir throats until I have' sampled
About six months ago I had a Aurora
ba J-ungs, brought on'
rired .
ous cough balsams and expectorants. .
witnout obtaining relief. A friend ad.
vised me to try i .
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
i did and m- happyto say that it
pe?p4 W?.a once. By continued use
thw WfidfabQ pared my cough, and. I
am paused, v ir life. Mrs. E. .
Coburn, is Second st?, JUlsj:. -.
I have used Ayers Cherry Jecoral
f or orer year, and sincerely believal
.should have been In my crave- had it.
t not been for this medicine. It has cuted
me of a dangerous affection of the lunn,
for which; I had almost despaired of: ever
: finding aremedy. D,: AV McMullen,
Windsor, Province of Ontario.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral saved my life.
esiiAed-.-but failed to Ahtiin .ii.V
'f'f-feMS'Ajert Cherry Pec
ioral.. Twq boltlef'pt' this -medirfn.-
eompletely restore my hk?Tlh:rijrr4
M. Allen- Wfst Lancaster, tibia"?
Aych's: Cherry Pccfcrai-V
red WDr.J . C Ar & CoLowelLllA , ,
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yo old Shop xcorn Goods,
everything ncu at
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COhCTAlNS TWOOSAMOS O
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FULLY iLLOfifTRATBOi
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lea ;in rvi
SouifrEIm Street, -
OPPOSITE CUttL- EiSEifUE ti
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U. BLlPPtNCOTT,
At Cost: Ffli
As Thave not roo
I will sell any or all
3rdays. -
Said gooods consy
GROCERIES,
GIJLSS-WAREr
!amDs: Clocks: Cu
ctieap And phted
; Ekts, Caps, Bfancl
" both cotton find
taUSMtaS,
Si
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cost lor
, f
: Stock Ot
Che Xargestytock mid gut
SB "
est variety of
GfOGkerVr Glasser
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! (Moves; Spool Cotwn. zz J thous-
; ai - (Wt things too 1 pons- to
tnentiom (hlTelrly and vibargains
' as I'meairbushichand i l&o as I
i saylbr th$ tlmehpecitied
Under E. hwBall.
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LAMPS,
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Ever seen in UiU city:
DINKERSEQ
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COUKTRf PKOdM
TTToald announce to tfis ffiends and Fine Cut' EfTCnTCCU V
-w.incrsinat ne lis. still at: the
iront. with a t VLL L!XS QK GOODS
fSCK Dotiom cash prices.) , -
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in now stylefzzd MtiUt tfrn-
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, Two doorsmttiofC. F. &
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- DEALER IN"
Colored Clzcrrc.
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- CLOCKS. HJBZt
Wc buy ow -gobdi- dircp? ;.'
FAUIIiY - GROCEEIE
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; Canned Friiitts,
(Tho Kenton PmvdcraftfliwnHv'
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enabled t selUr as lof
any house in the Northrra c
-Wcttrntrtn ; inspects c-
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GEHERAL "nEHCHAlWISE
podssold as low al at fl-ot: -r
if r
"honse in ih chvi ure
Store on Da-ie.Str4t
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Gilding, Greensboro, NIC
prices.-..