Church Services To-Day.
J. S. HAMPTON, City Editor
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Washington, Feb. 2. For North
Carolina, lair weather, with slightly
higher temperature. r : t ?
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Greensboro-Almanac. Sun
rises 6:41. Sunsets 5:46. Moon sets
9:26. e
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Morning News lone week
only 10 cents.
for
: -M31d newspapers -for. sale at
office for 25 cents a hundred.
this
The Morning News is kept on
sale at the Dike Bqpk Co.'a News
Stand, t
Let this day be properly observ
ed by all. O&j:
We are indebted to Senator Vance
for a batch" of public documents.
The Greensboro market is now well
supplied with eggs.
r Merchants report good trade dur
ing the week; notwithstanding the
unfavorable weather. 1 ' .
People are looking to the new
coal mines for cheapened coal, near
Egypt, say a reduction to $4 per ton.
Those who have building lots to
sell could riot do better than adver
tise them in the Morning News.
The Russell gold mine is begin
ning to' be worked. It promises well,
and we hope it will pan out accord
ing to promise.
Services will be held to-day as fol
lows: ; ; ' , 'V
Presbyterian church Sermon at
11a. m., by Rev. Wm. Lacy, from
Mtt. 29:54, "Truly this was the Son
of God,' ' followed by the communion.
Children's meeting and baptism at 4,
p. m. Sermon at 7:30 p. m., by Rev.
E. AV. Smith, lrom Luke, 13:7. f,Be
hold!these three years. I come seek-
in? fruit on this fie: tree and find
none." "
, Presbyterian Chapel, at 4 p. m.,
sermon by Rev. Wm. S. Lacy, from
Matt. 19:27, "Behold we have for
saken" all and followed thee ; what
shall we have therfore ?"
Preaching at West Market street
(Methodist) church at 11, a. m., and
7:30, p. m. Young People's Meeting
at 3 p. m. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.
Preaching at Centenary Methodist
church to-day at 11 a. m., by the pas
tor, G. P. Smith. Sunday school at
3 p. m., J. R. Mendenhall, superin
tendent. Prayermeeting at 7:30 p. m.
Preaching in Bogart Hall to-day at
of the new Reichstair stand 220 to 177
Alsace and Lorraine (taken from tne
French in the war of 1870) remain
true to France, and elected every
member opposed to annexation and
Bismarck.
Tho Beautiful Lifo and Death.
; I WORDS OF WISDOM
SHOES HSNHORS CIGARS.
OmCE OF SUPERXTEXLt
Wilmington. N. C,ScpLl
CHANGE OFSCHEDUlr .
On and alter this date, the IJ
Schedule will be operated on
road.
Beautiful faces are those that wear
It matters little if dark or fair-Whole-souled
honesty printed there.
Beautiful eyes are thosu that show,
Like crystal panes where health fires
glow,
Beautiful thoughts that barn below.
Beautiful lips are thosewhoso words
words
Lap from the heart like the hearts
of birds
Yet whose utterance produces girds.
Beautiful hands are those that do
Work that is earnest, and brave, and
. true,
Moment by moment, n . long life
through. -
Drive thy business, let
thee.
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not that drive EAbbtrt.tK. MAIL AND Py.
1 K AIW . UAILY EXCEPT O-CL-
Drink Old Everglade Rye Whiskey. N
Beautiful feet are those that go
On kindlv ministries to and fro-
Down lowliest ways, if God-wills it so
Beautiful shoulders are those that
bear
Ceaseless burdens of homely care
11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m., by Rev. W." With patient grace and daily prayer.
R. Gwaltney, pastor of the Baptist
church. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.
On to Canada
v. X
Up rose the bold McGinnis.
'Ho, comrades !" thus he cried,
"Let's strike while hot's the iron
A blow at British pride.
I go to sack Toronto,
To scuttle Montreal,
To kidnap in his castle,
The governor general.
Ho ! fill your flasks with lightning ;
-There's no such word as'fall.
He best shall serve his country
Who twists the lion's tail."
Beautiful lives are those that bless
Silent rivers of happiness.
Whose hidden fountains but rew may
guess.
Beautiful twilight at set of sun,
Beautiful goal with race well won.
Beautiful rest with work well-done.
Beautiful graves where grassses
creep.
Where brown leaves fall, whero
drifts life deep 9
Over worn-out hands oh, beautiful
sleep.
UEHaJTGED niJUSELF.
SamesHeasor, a Lunatic, Ends
His Life TTith a Trace- Chain.
Louisville, Feb. 26. Several days T3TT. T, HT? 1? D T3 T(f
ago an inquest of lunacy was held upon JJJLJtaLJU. WA JL Jl1.UL.AJL
James D. Reasor' a young man twenty
five years old, who lived with his parents
A subscriber writes to inform us
that three guano' warehouses, in the
heart of the city, has just been re
filled." -
-J-It is rumored that Mr. Josephus
; Daniels, bf the Raleigh Chronicle, and
1 1 printer to the State, was married yes-
fprrlflv. '
; near Galena (seveh miles north ot New
-Tne nurseries hereabouts are just Aioany,) ana ne was declared insane.
now sending out great quantities of The orde.r for his admission to the in-
. - . , , sane asylum was received Tuesday eve-
young fruit trees. Great bundles ningf ad Constable Cannon went to his
are seen at the depots, on drays and home for the purpose of carrying him to
deposited about the streets. A great New Albany, in order that he might be
, industry, in this section. taken by the Sheriff to Indianapolis.
, When he reached the home ot the insane
Fridav nisrht a number of "solid7 man's parents he learned that Reasor
tti pti fmm th a -NTm th efhmiml nt iht had leit home, and he was
McAdoo House. It is said that they ortW ater th. offirpr ... . ft thR
are prospecting for an opportunity to lunatic returned home, went to bed and
READ ! READ ! READ !
.T. S. SHBLTOH'S
Sloth makes all things difficult, industry
easy.
Smoke Pamina Havanna Cigars
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Diligence is the mother of good luck.
D3INS BASS' ALE ASD GroUTES STOUT.
.Creditors have better memories than
debtors. .
Snoio Duka's Caaea Cigarettes, t
Early to bed and to rise, makes cs
healthy, wealthy and wise.
. Drink Budweis & Bohemian Export Beer.
Work to-day for you know not ol to
morrow. Smoke Margarita Gigars.
Improve-every hour, no morning sun
lasts all day.
Chew Fine Sun Cured
DURHAM TOBACCO;
Experience is a dear school, but fools
will learn in no other.
Drink Fine Old Pencil
And Apple Brandies.
Necessity is :he mother of invention.
Buy of
E. G. NEWCOMB,
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Jo. i V Leave Raleigh at. I43 1
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I ic wiAnoiic at.. 1 1.
No. 2 V Arrive at Raleigh at 4i
J Arrive at Wilmingtoa J.
Local Freich Pass. Car Atul '
Leave Charlotte at j
Arrive at Tnnrinftirrr - "'l-
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Leave Wilmington at l t
Arrive ai i-aunnDurjr at.... i
Leave Laurinburt at . A i
Leave Laurinburgat ".".".6i";
Arrive at CVar!ntt at J.
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Odcll Building.
CAUSED GOODS,
Tomatoes, Corn, Lima Beans,
Early June Peas.
White Beath, and Yellow
Peaches. .
Pineawle. Preserves and Jellies
accordingly in buckets and Glasses.
BOTTLED Q00DS.
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put some of their "rocks" into manu
factureJ iera or hereaboiite.
; Yesterday afternoon, jwhiie Mr.
and Mrs. Jackson were in Farrior's
shoe store, their, horse, attached to a
siept soundly until yesterday morning.
fotheothe? Beings' Plain and Mixed Pick-
ne wisnea io go io one oi tne. Dunaings SUUn dis JflCKieCL Un-
on the farm. He was given the key and 7nno phnjrr Phnnr
departed. After waiting his return for 10n 1bI10Wc, 0il0
covered buggy, which they left stand- proceeded to the building and phili Same. Table Sm Pre-
Eeinz?8 Plain and
Mixed Pickles
in Barrels to retail by the
dozen and quart.
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took
and started on a run toward the depot
He was stopped, without damage, in
front of Mr. West's store.
Mr.' M, G. Newell the; enterpri
sing and . attentive young merchant
of South Greensboro has recently
openediri connection with his gro-
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by a trace-chain and quite dead. He
was taken down and efforts were made
to rususcitate him, but they were of no
effect. Coroner Starr held. an inquest
yesterday evening, and returned a ver-
uict oi suiciae.
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Congressional.
Washington, . Feb. 2G. In the
eery a complete, stock of dry goods Senate yesterday a bill to amend tho
and notions. Tins supplies a long-
ct; want in South ; Greensboro, and
no doubt will be a grand success.
Country produce, such as eggs,
poultry, potatoes, &c. , is command
ing hisrh prices on account of the bad resolution was adopted callinsr for a
mndition nfthA mads; Qliftn kt the statement from the Treasury Depart-
city people and the
Arthur Kill act was reported adverse
ly. Senator Ingalls was elected
President pro tern. Mr. Hoar's reso
lution opposing joint investigation
with Great Britain of the dimculties
with the Canadian Provinces was re
ferred to the Finance Committee. A.
ment whethp.r fho Whislrpv Rini hnH
country people been allowed to evade tne revenue
take hold and build good roads lead
ing out. from town in every direction;
that the farmers may come in at any
time with their produce.
The 27ew$ and Observer says petitions
ito' the counsy commissioners to order
laws. 'The Pleuro-pneumohia bill
was further discussed. The contested
election conference report was agreed
to. The Pacific Kaifroad resolution
was considered. In the House the
Agricultural Department bill, as
amended by the Senate, was referred
to the Agricultural Committee.
Canned and Potted Heats.
One, two, and four pound Cans Corn
ed Beef, Beviled Mam, Potted Earn,
Potted Ox Tongue, FreSh Sal
man, ifockerel, Lobsters,'. .
Imported hndDojnestic
Sardines. ' "
Teas and Coffees, : .
The celebrated "Dixie" and nChal
lenge" Roasted Coffee, "English"
. Breakfast, Oun Powder, Young
Eyson, and the- Celebrated '
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Oat Mealf Rolled ffroats, Cracked
Wheat Tapioca, Cocoa, Baker's Choco
late, the test Grands Roller Patent
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if n t0i?w ti ferees on the Retaliation bill were ap-
an election m Kaleigh on the local pointed. The Senate Agricultural
option questions are being circulated Experiment Station bill was passed.
bv the .fanti-prohibitionists.! If an The General Deficiency bill was re-
.election is orderedBaleigh will have ""X, "thPMpnt murt Vma d Break
) ',w,-n .6-:, 0111 13 now ready for the Presidents -dmnn Vilai nntw. ; v
aval Appropriation y"7 XT'-. TnZtZJ vT'.r
uiu vu. jjrwu. Quxar wru. jjrwu Xiima
Beans, Buckwheat Flour. A stock of
northern "iiooaricrf' and "Early
nose jsisn roiawes lor oeeaing ana
Table use. Afresh lot Hackerel in
Barrels and Kits. - , ' :
Call and examine goods and get
prices. - Respectfully,
T.S.SEELT0E.
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summer months over the muhipical bill was considered. The President
, wand localbtion campaigns. signed the Chinese Indemnity bill.
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Hanged for Rape.
The farmers - are complaining a
great deal, about the bad roads lead
ing from their homes to the citv. Prrjciss Ann. Md.. Feb. 25.Jas.
One said that although he only lived Stevens, colored, was hanged in the
v - -i r . , jail yard here to-day. or having com-
three miles from the city lit good an outrageSu5 assault5 upon
weather, it is fully ten miles when the person of Mrs. Trehearne. An agpd
tne roaas are. ail mua. wnen people lady, living in me uudiih cilslcxJIl
have suffered enough they will go
earnestly to work and build good
and permanent roads. If you have a
.good thing it must be paid for.
Julv 11th, 1880. He made no con
fession and died with Btolidity,
Bisnwckhas a big majority after
alU At ia&t accounts the members
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Leave Laurinburg at " , '
Arrive at Wilmington at j.iji
Local Freight between
and Laurinburg Tri-WeeklyjJL
Wilmington on Mondays, Wedt
and" Fridays. Leave Laurinb-X'
Tuesdays, Thursdays and SatarSd
Passenger Trains stop at
Stations only, and Points desit
the Company's Time JTable. j
Shelby Division', Passlxcdl v '
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Daily eicept Sunday.
Leave Charlotte 7 v
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Arrive EUenboro lion)
Leave Ellenboro uj-J
Leave Shelby.. i2 p
Arrive Charlotte c?:
Trains No. 1 and 2 makechsc
nection at Hamlet with R. &
to and from Raleigh.
Through Sleeping Cars betwcaT
mington and Charlotte and JuIeMt
Charlotte. j
Take Train No. 1 for Sur
Stations Western N. C. R. R Asir
and points West. j
Also, lor Spartanburg, Grttr.
Athens, Atlanta and all points
west. 1
L. C JONES, j
. Superum:.
F. W. Clark. Gen. Passenger h
Cape Fear k Yadkin Yallej Eji
UoxDrsTO Schiovlz Ko. 13.
Taking tZecl IJOQ p. xn.t Sunday, Fell
Tii a in Noma.
Ta. ltd
Lcto IkcnttUville
ArriTe Mm ton
ArriTeFajetUtille..
Leave FoyeUTille. . ..
Arrive Sanford
Leave sanford
Arrive Greensboro..
Leave G reenaboro .
Arrive Iklew'a Creek
8 a rn
10 00 axa
12 03 ta
12 20 pa
2 25cal
10l5an
123C?a
Dinner at San ford.
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TRAIN SOUTH.
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Leave Belew'g Creek
Arrive Greensboro..
Leave Greensboro. . .
ArriTe Samord
Leave S&nfcrd
Arrive Fajetteville.. I
Leave Fayetleville.. I
Arrive Maxton
Leave Maxton.
Arrine Beonettavilla
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i 30 pa
C .5 pa
lOOOpa
1 SOpa
1 Wpa
4 10 pm
4 25 pa
C 20 pa
6 30 pa
7 45 pn
Frejgbt and Pa&secger Tran ro
tveen Fajetteville and, Ifenaej
Mondays, Wednesday and Fridijl. I
Freight and Passenger Tri3 rsV
FajeUeville and Greenaborj Ts
Tharsdays and Baturdaja, asi
Greensboro andFnyetteville
headayi and Fridays. . I
.PaaBeneer and Mail Train raci-.
crpt Bun dart.
The north bound Train xaakea
nection at Maxton for all pcin'J
J.W.FRY,
General Superintended
W. E. KYLE,
(general Passecjtf i.
. just mm
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Pickles, &c, S'C
ALSO A NICE LINE OF
For the
in that kind" of amusement. PI
article pt Oil to wye you 14 f.
subject, or any other, il voa C1 ,
I gri still in the Baking busir.
Jbjectf or any other, ilyoa
II. P. EASLET,
Builder. & Contr,
GREENSBORO. 5. I
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I Dreoared to make
buildinra of all Vinr!. frame
Also, will, contract for the
bridges &c. Satisfaction
I and references riven whtn rc"