J. S. HAMPTON, City Editor.
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1 Washington Feb; 22. For North
Caroima; iair weather; slightly colder.
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Greensboro 4 Almaxac.- Sun
rises 6:46. Sun sets 5:42.' 'Moon rises
6:34. ! 5 r4y;Vu -;" ' ' " ...
gentleman of means ancU comes to
enter into business and make Greens
boro his home.
Last Monday Mr. Thomas Vernon
made complant to the city authori
ties that some one had broken his
gate and torn down his fence. This jtf $7,00 per . annum, 1.00
is not the first case of this kind tnat SIX momns.
Vina Korn htvmrli. im nnrl Vif Tinnnr
a hTJn 4 mSans to find THE OLDESTDAILY M THE STATE.
THE HORNING STAR.
A First-Glass . Democratic
... 'Newspaper.' v
PUBLISHED DAILY
Mobntng News one week for out the offenders, and if found they
;only 10 cents.
will be severely dealt with.
One of High .Point's grandest
business institutions is the Sash,
Door and Blind factory of Messrs. E.
A. Snow & Co. The books of this
firm show a business, for the past six
: . The Greensboro Tobacco Associa- dollars per day and it is rapidly on
uon now numbers twenty-one mem- the increase. This is the esiablish-
.5 -rQld newspapers .for sale at ; this
office for ,25 cents a- hundred. !
t- '" ; i ; ' ' ; - -I V ' .
, The Morning News ,is kept on
sale . at the Dike Book Co.'s News
Stand. k; .
hers.
A larger black horse belonging to
Mesrs. Peters & Tatum was found
dead in his stall yesterday morning.
See Mr. Chas. Emerson's adver-
ment in which the popular Frank
Dalton, late of thi3city, recently pur
chased an interest.
A number of young men
were brought before his honor, the
tisement of furniture for sale. A fine mayo', last Monday on charge of dte-
THEWEEKLY STAR. "
$1.50 a Year, $1.00 6 mos.
Fall and Reliable Market Re-
' ports.
The latest News, Political and General,
from all parts of the World, Con
densed and Arranged in the
most Attractive Form.
Advertising Bates Reasonable.
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WM. H. BERNARD;
Editor fr Proprietor,
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riAROLINA CNTRALRATt
Office of Surcuttrrctntxr
Wilmington, N. C, Sept. ittfA
CHANGE OF SCHEDUrr
Schedule will be operated on tM. JX
road.
I 1M
i i-caxc umingion at. .7.
. 1 V Leave Raleigh at 700
J Arrive at Charlotte.... 6 c; J
PASSENGER. MAIL AND EXPtr-.
TRAIN. Daily ExajT-SrvVr?
--"AT.
) Leave Charlotte at.... 8
19 .
) Arrive at Wilmington.7 4J t J
Local Freich Pass. Car Attache
jryTI I Leave Charlotte at 7
KUJL I Arrive at Laurinburg at. 5 9
Arrive at Charlotte at 4 4? a I
Leave Wilmington at 6-t ,!
opportunity to get . elegant new fur
niture at a reduced price.
Those who wish to buy anything,
or those! who wish to sell anything, to
the people of Greensboro or High Point,
have only to advertise in the Morning
NEWS; ' " ;
, -Mr.' Frank Trogden and the
Messrs. Mitchell will open a grocery
store, in Hhe room next to Messrs.
Irving. & Weatherly, on West Market
street; -" .t ' ;. - .
r Br. Freeman, the expert spe
cialist, arrived in the city last night
orderly conduct on the streets, and of
fireing pislols. They were all dis
charged except two, who acknowl
edged that they had moved some
signs. They were discharged on pay
ment of costs, with the understanding
that they were to he guilty of no
more "funnv busines
1887. . . 1887
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Wednesday night some scoundrel
attempted to break into the residence ot
police officer Don Andrews, by trying
all the doors and windows. It was evi
dently some one who knew that Mr.
Andrews' duties as a policeman kept
him from home at night. Mrs. Andrews,
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THE DAILY WHIG J
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THE CHEAPEST DAILY PAPER
IN THE SOUTH.
amount ol deviltry that is now going on
in this community is something appall-
and took rooms at the Benbow, where Qf course, was greatly frightened. The
iuuac witu ueeu ins services may con
sult nim. !
Capt. G. SWynn, of Asheboro,
'".Vcifyyesterday, and left for
.-England last night, to return to this
country in the early part of Ju-ie.
-"-Last year over two million
THE WEEKLY
IAS BEEN ENLARGED AND THE PRICE
REDUCED TO
73 Cents A Year.
THE CHEAPEST WEEKLY PAPER PUB-
"r- - LIS H ED.'" . ' '
Ei-ia
ing.
An experienced farmer says grow
ers of tobacco are learning that it is
necessary to produce the finest quali
tv of leaf to insure nrofit. To do
pounds of tobacco was handled by this. rank manures should he avoided.
the dealer in this city, and we learn andthoso Gf a mineral character in
that the indications thus far point to ,n :,t.. ua.
. a larg6 increase for this year. 4 ' J.
Xll pULcVOIl 111C1U IS clLA UUUCUai JJILT
THE ;SiSf)HYISSUE
4 'and ." :
WEEKLY BOITION
LOTH FQR ONE YEAR, FOR
$LBO.
The two are cheaper and better than
a semi-weekly, as you get one daily is
sue and a weekly tor 50 cents less than
any semi-weekly paper.
!.fe oftheState against Bev portion of ash left in burning tobacco. n A TT VQI7MT T7PT7T7 T WH W17T7WQ
:3?.h: Garland, (col); which has been to grow the best it needs a liber- DAILYSENT-FREE TWO WEEKS
Wee i it Pie I.Ioith Fuel
A P. K
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No. 3
Arrive at Laurinbufg at 4 2
Leave Laurin burs at $!S
Arrive at Wilmington at 8 3: I
Local Freight between Vi!.T.:r.J.J
and Laurinburg Tri-Weckly-VaViT,
and Fridays. Leave Laurinharr L
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday
Passenger Trains stop at rrrt
Stations only, and Points desijr.ri
the Company's Time JTable.
Shelby Division. Passcxcer. Ul
Express and Freight.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave Charlotte. 7 35 ,8
Shelby 11. i0a,
Arrive EUenboro....i2 00 a
Leave Ellen boro l2$tj
No. 4 " Leave Shelby..! 25 pt
J Arrive Charlotte 5 25 n
Trains No. 1 and 2 make close c
nection at Hamlet with R. & A. Tni,
to and frdm Raleigh.
Through Sleeping Cars Utweeattl
mington and Charlotte and Raleigh 1
Charlotte.
Tate Train No. 1 for SutejrZt
Stations Western NrC R. R., Asheri
and points West.
Also, for Spartanburg, Grecsri
Athens, Atlanta and all points Sco.
west.
L. C. JONES,
Superinicnic:
F. W. Clark, Gen. Passenger Ar
Cape Fear L Yailia Mij RaHrciTt
CoSDEtJXD Scuxdulx Ko. 10.
Taking effect 1X0 p. m., UandAj, FebVE
TUA1N NuUili.
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UIO.VUUILS lUr iUO laSU year, WaS ol ennnhr nfnnfn in fl,o;i
. - I LL1 JLAUUA V Ul IJViiiill AAA Llll. I A I a
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dismissed yesterday, the defendant to
V--v"Ti ; 1 i V v ; , ' in session ought to turn out in a body
, t Tbe.editor cannot reirain from ex- and march through the principal-streets
-pressing regret at-the shocking typo- ot this city, and then it they don't indict
-vr,v,vi 1 -v I, the commissioners for neglect of duty,
gmph calerrorsvhich crept into the Rethink his honor, the judge, should
paper yesterday du ring his absence Irom send them home. -X-.the
c)ty;( It it would help the matter he We don't know exactly how lar rand
could shed tears. " - ' . ... .j, -u... ...:
, ., . l juiy s puwci iu muni caiciius, uui 11 win
-We. regret to; learn lrom the Ral- probably think twice before it attempts
eigh. Visitor that Mr. J as. S. Harward to dictate to an incorporated town as to
'o that city dropped dead in the street Uhe k-nd of streets it shall have. It the
; pnesdayJasC; 'Poor Jim ; while he people want the streets paved, let them
Editor News :-The grand jury now s d bne ccn: ,or "a tal and
epecinn rtnnrnr tr t n m nut in hnnir I J . .
order one or the other on trial.
"ADDRESS
THE WHIG,
Richmond, Va.
DEMOREST'S
ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY
MAGAZINE
was not perfect, he posessed many good
qualities of head and heart and will be
missed iriRaleigH. , v
.-. The folio wing prices ruled yes-
vote aye on the proposition, which is
With Tw!v Cut Papr Pattern of onr owi
aictioa aaa or any aixa.
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"terdayi; Cblekens, 20 to 25 rjeggs, 10
;ioW PP!elfd';$U50-rabbit
. iskih18c do24 potatoes,; sweet, 70 to
8u ? msn i .uu to 1 ; Dutter. 20 to
jo4 i tnealf ,60 to" 70,'
7 rTheBtatesi'illefnmcaw has been
prhaay'Aiuespiejand.
soon to be submitted to them, to issue J BOTH PUBLICATIONS, ONE YEAR,
bonds for that purpose. I ro
flEMORESrS
U THE BES I
Of all the Magazines.
ONTAININO.Siori.t, Pont md UiirUdrt
attraciioat, corabiaing Artiatie, Sciaatifio i
As a toilet article, Ayer's Hair Vigor
stands unrivaled. It cleanses the scalp
and." removes dandruff, cures itching
humors, restores ths original color to
faded and gray hair, and promotes its
growth.
No other spring medicine has won lor
itself such universal confidence as Ayer's
SlP6?1 ot vegetable alteratives
r -Aiiciuuuu.ui I ever onerea 10 ice puonc, ana is ac
paperhas beenlchangeto the weeklv knowledged by the medical profession to
t Vai, 'and continues to be republican. be best blood punher.
Hootehold anattars.
Illustrated with Ogtnnt Steel jE7ngrv
n(7, PAototTrarxrra, Oil IHeture md
fine Woodcut, making it the 21 ode I
Jgagazlne of America,
r7""Each Mayazino contain a COUPON
ORDER- entltlinar tbo Loluer to the selection of
ANY PATTERN illustraJ la XLut number.
ana in aim y sik.
The trial of Jim Boyd and Carter.
Johnson, for- assaulting and robbing
Mr. W. B.. Crump will, hot take
place1 at Hhis Pterin -of court, as Mr.
Crump Is not able to attend court,
: attel it is hot qui te certain1 that he is
"iQut of danger.' -J f ?..
x v The, following - ministers will
"preach at ho A.f M ; i;.' cliurch next
5. Sabbath, Feb. 27th : , Rev& I. A.
It is a fact and cannot be disputed. tW5n
Ivernodle has the best beef on the mar
ket and the finest and purest sausage
and souce meat. 24-it.
Kernodle says this is his week to keep
the best meats, and he is doing it up
right. 24-1 1
Good fat meats are scarce, but KerT
nodle has' the finest ot beef, &c knows
how to cut and handle it, too, m- It.
A Dakota woman in the uooer
; :MurPhV that she
v Nftwoer. areo-especuuijy invited wanted a fur cloak. She bprnn
trapping mink and tanning the
skins. These she sent fc to St.
Paul, where they have just been
made into a beautiful cloak for
which. she was offered $125. "
Form, the Largest in tTireiilit'on. nnd ttr? beat
TWO Dollar Farcify Mainline tud. VX6 irJU
Bo the Tw-entr'bconTcar -f )U iuLUcation 1
it U continually. trarrcrM'rwl e cxtemircly
as ta place it In tha front mnX f Komllr
Fcricdlcals. aacl rtiul to ruy uutirfizlr.a It
contains 73 pfXTes.L.ryr'nrrtn. vxl!-' iorbca,
elejrantly pr.nUl and fu'ly iaurtrwtvJ Pub
lished br w Jnninir lmorct N-r Vorfc.
spectfully
f ; !tp come outand hear them.
1
-A:Frenchi horticul turists f recom-:
xmlUQWls n;i thci v proporuon::of si
1 -pbundaof saltto twentv-six . gallons
of iratOtT$xiTin-:Trcelo de-
tfoy-mildew onroses'And - peach
'
air. V. ,G.
Salmonr formerly of
--mcinaii anu more recently ot V lr-
"'-ginmnas leasea tne: fjarr residence,
beyond f J udgo Dick's residence, and
1 ?,vtill -.inpve(i3'foniily to this city
, 'YUhin a few, days., Mr. Salmon is a
San Francisco, Feb. 21. The Oak
Jand DeU of Jan. 26 says: .A private
letter received from Kemberly con
tains an account of a terrible slaughter
ot blacks in that district. A miner
stole a young black. In retaliation a
negro killed the miner and wounded
his two companions. The latter -es-.
cared, secured aid, pursued the blacks
and outot a band of forty all but one of
the blacks were .shot dead. . : ,
mm
For the Cure of Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Bronchi tiSjCroup,
enza, Astlxma, Yhooping Cough, In
apient Consumption and tor the re
lief of oxasfinptive persons in' advan
ced stages cftts PvztSt or
byaUDrcgstsPrlcg, 9 'jCgsts,
A Creaking Hinge
Ii dry and turns hard, untlloll Is applied,
alter which It moves easily. 'When the
Joints, or hinges, of the body arc stiffened
and inflamed by Rheumatism, they can
not bo moved without causing the most
ezcruclatin; pains. Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
by Its action on the blood, relieves this
condition, and restores tbo Joints to good
working order.
Ayer's Sarsaptrllla has effected, in our
city, many most remarkable cures, a cum
ber of which baffled the effort ot the
most experienced physicians. TVcre It
necessary, I could give the names of many
Individuals who have been cured bv taking
this medicine. In my own cas it lias cer
tainly worked wonders, relieving me ot
Rheumatism,
after beln troubled with It for years. In
this, and all other diseases ariinjf from
Impure blood, there Is no rcmctlv with
which I am acquainted, that affbrdt such
relief as Ayer's Sanaparilla. It. II.
Lawrence, 11, tr., Baltimore, lid.
Ayer's Samptirim cured me of Gout
and Rbeumatim, when nothing c!e
would. It has eradicated everr trace of
, disease from my system. It. II. Short,
Manager Hotel lie knout, Lowell, Man.
I xvas, durln manv month, a sufferer
from chronic Khcumatiin. The diao
afflicted me prlcvomly. In imltc of all the
remedies I could find, until I commenced
usin Ayer's Sarsaparilla. 1 took several
bottles of this preparation, and was speed-
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pendence, Va.
Ayer'c Sarsaparilla,
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ing business with the U. 8. Patent Oi-
nccarc invuca to communicate with me
With confident reliance upon my fidelity
to their interests- . . J
New inventions patented. Old inven
tions improved, and rejected applica
tions revived. Caveats filal. trade
marks registered.
Prompt attention. Skillful service
??TlC ,cUar- Send model or
sketch lor Iret: report 113 to patentability.
luSshed ,n,ormali cheerlult;
Solicitor ol Amidcaand Fo JnPat-
w.w . , w Washington,
Leve Dcx.ntUille..
Arrive Mai ton.
ArriveFayetUrille. .
xuve Fayctteville. . ..
Arrive Sauford.;...
Leave sanford ......
Arrive Greensboro. .
Leave G roensbcro . . .
Arrive Iklew a Creek
I !'. and
10 00 am
12 05 tmi
12 29 pm
2 25pm
2 45pm
C 15nm
lOlSjta
.l230pa
Dinner at Siufor.t
Irrn
4 U
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TILV1N SOUTH.
LeaveIVl9's Creek
Arrive Greensboro..
Leave Greennboro...
Arrive Santord I
Leave Sanford
Arrive Fityelteville.. I
Leave FayeUerille.. I
Arrive Maxton
Leave Maxton.
Arrine Bennettaville
MaiL
4 20 pm
C 5 pm
1000pm
1 30pm
lbopxa
4 10 pm
4 25pp
6 20 pm
C30pm
7 45 pm
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10 lie,
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Frtight and pAenger Tram tos
tween Fayetteville and llennaUTiHi f,
Mondays, Wednesday and Fridaya, I
Freight and Passenger Train runbetvj
Fayetteville and Greenaboru Tzc&?
Thursdays and Satardara, and t"T
Greensboro and Fayetteville Mondayi,,
nesdays and Fridays.
Passenger, and Mail Train mai dii'j
ct pt Sucdavv.
The nortb bound Train makes claw ej
section at Maxton for all poinU
J. W. FRY,
General Superintendent
W. E. KYLE,
General Passcnscf
JWTECEIVED""
A FRESH LOT Of
SrtMS'W intend
The &die all trade with them. iw
III.!
IPC.
PicJcles, &c., &c.
KLSO A NICE LINE OF
or the pleasure ol those who I-;
mrthat kind of amusement. Tt
anicleot Oil to Rive you light ca s
subject, or any other, il you use bT(
I am still in the Caking busines?.
" flTT; EASLEYf
Builder & Contract.
GREENSBORO, K.C-
Is prepared to make controls
buildings ol all kinds, frame J
Also, will contract lor the bcu 1
bridges &c Sauslaction
and relercnccs given when rcq- j