IRON AGAIN.
and the water has preserved it J world are those who are forbidden
for three-fourths of a century. or who 'scorn the use of alcoholic
beverages, and the most enlight
ened and powerful people those
who are given to wine. He puts
This is said to be an age of this discovery side by side with
iron. Iron, since the advent of e example of Christ in permit-
. - ting me use 01 wine, ana even 01
erection OI J rn:rnrlnn1v tiirninrr writer into
buildings, inwhoIeorinpart.com- onH inre n nMl
r- m 9 m I I II lilWf XS,. W W . 1 W
wv wmfc kwy- posea oi ic, ana tne increase in its lesson in opposition to the re-
ers and at least 100,000 acres are use ;n consequence of the many striction of liquor. r.
Planum vines, inis represents inventions of machinerv and im-
an investment of $60,000,000 and piements in the manufacture of
GREENSBORO, N.lc7,
Entered at the Post-Office at Greensboro, N. C as
second class mall matter. :
By J. S. Hampton.
FRIDAY, MARCHV 4th, 1887. railroads and the
STATE NEWS.
gives employment or support to which
150,000 persons.
.
importance.
iron enters as a principal ' . , .. T-. ,
part, has become a metal of first doS about jan5nB time.
And, on account of Let the farmers beware. Be-
New Berne came near having a its weight the nearer it can be ware of chattel mortgages and
big fire, on the first inst. Some m - . . . ... crop liens. Yon have to pay
one had thrown the fag end of a , . about one hundred per cent, for
cigar into a wooden box filled XT . ,
. . . . North Carolina has entered
witn saw aust and used as a spit-
4. i . V . .. "Pt " J ..j. i. .
wuu i. xuc lire department was and wh wants tQ make sorry to-
called out but as there was much Jo. increase as time wears on and ?Warrcntm Gazettc
smoke and no flame, the chief -cneap .iron-is one o tne
was able to put it out without the
the privilege. Remember that
it is the good tobacco that pays.
upon a growth which is destined Who wants to buy sorry tobacco,
aid. of the engine. There is too
much carelessness on the part of
smokers.
.
The United States exported
Scrofula
Is one of the moit fatal tcourg which
aflict mnUnJ. It U oflcn inherited, but
i,uy be the result of improper vaccination,
mercurial polula. uuc!caalincs, and m
variou other cauc. Chronic Sores,
Ulcer.. A!ccscs Cancerous Humors,
tml.lu toajs cases, Emaciation, sua Coo
sumiulon. mult from a scrofulous conUl
tiou of the blooU. ThU lbee can be
cu.-vd br the use of Aycr SartaparilU. v
I Intoriri-4 a M-rofuIotn condition of the
i,:Hl. u Uich cauctl a denjnsemeut of lay
whult vu-m. After laUujr les tbaa
four bottics of Aycr's Sar&aparilU I am
Entirely Cured
and. for the rt year, hare not found It
iucearv to uo anv nutliclne tTbatever.
I am uVr In Utter health, and stronger,
than cer before. O. A. AVHlard, 213
Treuiont t., Uostou, ilass. '
T wa troubled with Scrofulous Sores
for the Year; but. after mlux a few
bottles of Aut" Jiiaparllla, the sorvs
bealinl. and t have nmv ?ootl health.
Hiznheth .nnock. 51 Arpletun street,
Lowell, ila.
S-juic innnth sto I xva troub'.cil with
Sertfu!ns Nret'on mr 1c?. The limb
wan badlv Mvolieti and inflamed, and the
S4res dichariM lanri quantities of oflTen
ive matter. Kverv n-uiedy failed, until
I Cfxl Avrrs 5Jarniarl!'.a. Br taking
three liottle f tliU medicine the sores
li-ivc Iktii entirely healed, and my health
1 fulU retnI. I am irratcful for tho
pood this medieine hak done mc. 3Irs.
Aun O'llrian, l&S Sullivan St., New York.
ERW STOCK
New ccorations,
Ayer's Sarsapailla,
l'rrpml -v Tr. J. C. Ayer 3t Co Lowell. If am.
fciA y ll lriptts. lric tottUs, $.
THE
By J. S. Hampton',
GREENSBORO, N. C.
elements, if not the principal cle- People outside oi nariotte are
..in... " not in a position to fully realize
meat, of fhat growth. what has been accomplished by.
Now, as the ore is to be found the series of meetings being held
in plenty here in Guilford county, in this'city uhdec the auspices of
it should be the object of capital- the Rev. Mr. Pearson. It has
. . , . , lf been stated that near 600 people
ists, business men and all well- have made a oublic orofession of
Qio,o4Qtonsof iron in i886aeainst wishers of her prosperity to bend faith in Christ since the begin-
tes.nerv tnns fnr TRRC Tn tS every energy to the production ning of these meetings. This
United States produced 1,865,000 DI ,ron ' not omy Ior ourwn use- n, IVlOrH 1 nQ IN GWS,
Dut ior saie 10 tnose wno. cannot.
manufacture it. ' The Sheriff is about to down
, ... . . . the Blue Ridge lor taxes, and the
Three things enter into the famous Blowing Rock will be un-
manufrcture of pig iron, first, the der the hammer for the same rca-
iron ore; second, coal; and son. Elsewhere will be found the
third, lime. In some portions of sheriffs advertisement, in which
our country where there is abun- ne f.tatcs th.at on Monday ol Lald-
. well court, being the 2jst of
dance of iron ore there is neither March, he will offer for sale 42,
coal nor lime in its immediate 183 acres of mountain land be-
vicinity. In other sections either longing to the Western North
coal or lime is absent. But here, Carolina Land Company, the
' same bein levied nn for taxes.
than four times as much as the in this county, we have in close Lenoir Topic.
entire South produced. proximity air these ingredients, eminent railroad
with plenty ot wood and every- nrM?lW rprpniv sav fhf crot.
A Jones county correspondent thing which enters into the mak- rountv would have in the near
of the New Berne Journal says ing of pig iron. future a second Birmingham.
that "there is a real timber boom We now have, or soon will Take a peep at Danbury and its
2V7 old Shop ironi Good, it
everything new at
Ellis' China Hall
South Elm Street,
OPPOSIIE ODELL H4BDWABE h
tons, and in 1886,6,366,688 tons
an increase ol nearly 250 per cent.
In the South there has been a
steady increase. In 1880 the pro
ductioh of ' pig iron was 397,301
tons. In 1886 it was 876,589 tons.
this amount North Caro
lina produced but 2,200 tons,
yet there are; large deposits
in our mountains. Pennsylvania
produces 3,283,289 tons, or more
AN
INDEPENDENT POLITICAL.
NEWS AND GOMMERGIMi
JOURNAL.
Devoted to the best interests of
The largest stocU and grtf,
est variety of
Crockery, Glassware,
AND
House Furnis
in that county; every man wants haye.ir ,the cxtepri of the rail- & THE CITY OF GREENSBORO
c:
aumucr carriage ; can see lots , mountain and the other on the
of money in timber. I cannot see for reaching an ample lime sup- beautiful Dan, a stream with a
any money there, but I sup- ply So what we need is an or- horse shoe bend and tunnel al-
pose it never was intended for all ganization and capital to enable ready open, giving a fall of fifteen
m Tnt.u ,:a to twenty-five, which will fur-
of us to see alike All -mav cut ns to go to work tor the enrich- . . . J r
ui ub tu sec diiKc. Aii.-nwy tui nish water power for any purpose,
saw logs that wfsh, but me and ment ot our section. located in the-very midst of the
my house will try to . raise all the We trust that some of our capi- finest iron ore, manganese, lime,
corn pork we possibly can, for a talists will take this matter under re clay and timber and distant
barrel of corn in your own crib is -mediate consideration, and act J tmj
worth two in Another man's." Wlth that promptness which the g00d coal twelve inches to two
tw .irA:Ai-A importance of the matter seems to feet thick are found within fifteen
in the above. The writer has require, remembering whafiron
i t ' t ? : i a i
calculated the chances, sees that nas Qone ior Jirmmgnam, Aia.
men are rushing into a business
and of North Carolina, generally.
feet of the surface. Danbury Reporter.
which is sure to be overdone. He
sees that farmers are neglecting
their farms for a present com-
A Spirit's Good Advice.
A Delightful New Dainty.
"Haven't you heard of heavenly
The Morning News will giVe
The Tcvv Latest cws
From all parts of the World ;
The very latest
From all Commercial centres;
THE PROCEEDINGS
I am not unfamiliar with spirit- hash asked a pretty little ma-
ual' seances, and have recorded oow" at u,c cooing scnooi
snmi. nf mv - exneriencM with al. -a matron so young, so pretty.
pensation which may not prove leed disembodied spirits in this Pftiteand dainty, with such dim-
really remunerative, and when column. It was not until last L -"cca vuB a,u
4.1 4.u. wV hnwr thxt T pvpr Viarrl baby-blue eyes and such arose-
oi a ceiesuai message oi any 7 rr, ,,T
value reaching the earth. Ihere 4 1 , t-r, r" ;' 'PHMfl D PC O
is no lack of hostlv communica- heavenly hash is just too delicious, O J iN KJ t HukD O
tions at any well-regulated ance, an. the name suits it to a dot,
but they are generally just such 7t.s 1S lat lt leems to ?c and 1
remarks as the spirit they are at- lxeve it is : Oranges, banapas,
tributed to would not be likely apples, raisins and pine-
to make. . On the occasion re- I'F' w-w
will be without corn in the crib
and have ample pockets which
are moneyless. -
A Remarkable Well.
Parliaments Legislature
s,
CONVENTIONS.
all other deliberative bodies.
' A rAiriiirlra Vlf wll ic nnw in
use on a farm near Npw Madrid, ferred to'a spirit was present that hashed you .?"JW And vorkcd
Mo. The well is remarkable in it was a fortune to talk to, as a j"
the respect that its curbing is Wisconsin railroad official can almost to a jelly, and then served
:wu. .t4-r T,iir -.- f:A.-:.Tj,:. cn. with a little crated nutmeg. 13ut
and is twenty-five feet deep. The lates now and then in stocks, and - servinJ. the pretty part In short, it will be pur wnUntenieaWr
tree had sunk into the ground being present when the commu- l lf ater thl? wiset : ut ? olc
and when found and cut in two nications were given, he asked for Jusc rge cnougn 10 aomic a
good water was discovered and is advice in making investments. 3iJUU11 " l"c slt tL ' , , 1 , "
now being used by the family. It He was told to buy stock in a cer- anSc n inru8,n ,.t"OIC iaKe
1,o CmAA v-nfpr ft- cr,mP fimP H n r:rrVv7f n m no Rmor ' "uu ail JUJiuv, ui 11-v VJl diic,
sinH hiM; fair tr hold nut its wa- th invpQtnipnt. and has since which you men mi un me nca-
to keep the paper abreast of the
times in all respects.
Ever seen in this city:
DINNER SETS,
TEA SETS,
CHAMBER SETS,
PARLOR LAMPS,
LIBRARY Lim
HALLUX
in new stylcsand artistic decern
Fine Cut Engraved, r
' Colored Glassware-
TIHWAHS,
WOODEN-WARE,
WILLOW-WARE,
MATS, MATCHES,
BUCKETS, BROOMS,
SILVER PLATED TTiX-
TABLE CUTLUl
clocks,
SUBSCRIPTION :
ter-giving capacity as well if not sold out at a profit of $40,QQp. J.fj nflv hash, and serve on a pretty At therate ot $400 a year, in adv
better than a carefully construct- mediums could oftener make coa
led well by the hands of the skill- nections with this kind of ghosts
ful architect. Cincinnati Times-
Star.
The question is, how came the
tree to be imbedded 25 feet in the
Aground ? The only explanation
We can conceive is, that in the
earthquake which occurred near
New Madrid, in 1812, the earth
opened and the tree sunk down,
their calling would soon become
popular.
JjtUe glass fruit dish with lemon
or orange leaves decorating the
dish. You can imagine $hjs hpa
venly hash to be a delightful new
dainty, which at some recent
luncheon parties has taken the
ranee.
A Crank. A new- and extra
ordinary reformer has risen in the I place of ice-cream.
arest. "Mr. Edwin Reeves, for- . 1 r"7ZM ,
merly Mayor of the city of Elgin, C?nY,1,ctT:rCa!? 1 1 5T c tter
111., has made an extensive trip meals? Warden: -No, you are
abroad, and has come back filled Kung me pest wc can uuuru.
notice:
ceased, all persons indebted to tho
estate are notified to pay thosame at
tho estate arc notified to present tho
Se.to me, on or before the 5th day
of February IS.53.
lnisnd Feb. 18S7.
a foclSn ttet Convict:--U; if there isn't a AmVnSf,AdralnI tpitn
.7 t j i -.1:- 1 charter wnn I'll leave, that's all. outl-"f, Atiminlstrator
tne most aegraaeu pcupic uixu? ' vr r - j of A. A. Siieltov
Wc buy our goods direct
J
the manufacturers therefore
it j
Cpablcp! to sell at as ofr pri ,
any house in the Northern ci-,
Wc invite an inspection cf:.
goods and a
prices.
comparison