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Greensboro, N. G., Mrr. 9, 1887.
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Vol.!
No. 47 Ksa.
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THE MORNING NEWS
j. s. HAMPTON, Proprietor.
Published Daily, ExcEPf Monday.
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uiivc ucch 11 uy. ,
On next Monday the Danville system
Citizens of the Two Town? or '"P01'? additional fast .mail train
" I icnnnwtinr with th tram that Imvm
Franklin Pierce and U. S.Grant. If Gar- Metcalf, cpunty Jailer, bid him in for
neia jiaa naa a monin longer, ne wouia 1 one dollar ana Immediately turned
special cmr rrc:s.
(connecting with the train that leaves
New York at 4.3a a. m.,) between
to the Teeth, Prepared Fcr a 1 Washington, Atlanta, Ga., ' thence by
Coronado and Leoti, tinned
him loose Crowds from every sec
tion of the county camo to witness
tno an air. The insignificant sum
rocs toward defraying expenses of
the sale. .
THE RAILROADS.
Repetition of Sunday's Trag
edy. Wall, ace, Kan., March 7. The
situation in the Coronado-Leoti war
remains unchanged. Both towns are
surrounded by a srtong cordon . of
armed men, who challenge every
comer. The men in both towns s!eep
with their guns, and after gaining
admission a stranger find3 a Win
chester rifle at every turn. Armed
men stand in doorwaysand merchants
carry their guns while they wait on
customers. Men patrol the streets of
the town all day and niht.
; xne country surrounuing is as ex
cited as the towns, and equally devid
ed. Coronado sympathizers are for
the most part in town with their am
Lvnchburr, Va., and" thence to New
Orleans. The expedited time at the
latter point will be twenty four hours
less than the present schedule.
This train will connect with the fast
mail on the Coast Line Irom New York
to Jacksonville and will make direct con-
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necuon irom rew xoric lor an points
throughout "the Southern and South
western States, connecting with the
Caio, & West Point leaving Mobile one
lull day earlier advancing.
STILL 0V THE C.fRPET.
note Jflme. Jewish was not
. JTIarrtcd.
STaTEJTEirS.
A . company with a cash capital o!
$30,600 has been formed in Shelby, N.C
lor the purpose o( erecting and running
a cotton factory.
The Argus says: Greene county is
noted for taking the cake for many
things ol merit. This time Mr. Isaac
Williams, one of the most reliable and
thrHty citizens ol that good county, comes
to us with the report that he has Just
killed an IS months old hog that balanced
the scales at 560 pounds.
A lovely Park is being laid off in
East Winston, All kinds of business
New lot ol groceries just received, at
Groove Bros.
2000 cigars, new and fancy brands,
just received, at GooveBOS.
Grooue Bros., are coming right to
the front.
Arte 11 ti ox !
Bananas. Figs, Dates, Prunes
fine Cigars at
. E. M. Cai dcixugh Zl Bro.
and
ITor Solo Clump
A double-barrel breech loading gun
with all the latest improvements. Thi
gun is comparatively new. Apply at
is
thi office.
if.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
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Mme. Janish, the pretty actress, held n our town is improving ana win con-
the boards at the Opera house last night, "uc 10 improve, mc ri i unuouuv-
.. j j& i n i K,,t eh. 5c r,t 5r.fr i hnnrv mnnn. n cuiv over, as an uuf louattu iaiiuucs
muniuon anu guus, uiiu uicmuuauu wuwwv. . . . .. M.,f d wr rut
iff I th "Vpw York snecial to the Courier I v1 ,u tu' w "
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RICHMOND AND DANVIIXE RAILROAD.
Arrives irom Richmond at 0-43 a m
8.5s pm
I axvss for R ichmond at . ................ 8.3a am.
: " 0-55 Pm
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
Arrives from Charlotte at 8.22 a m
9-47 Pm
Leaves for Charlotte at...., 9.48 am
9 0SP m
Arrives from Gotdsboro at . . . . 8.35 pm.
11 .,. 10.20 pm
7.40 a m
9.50 a m
6.00. a m
g.52 p m.
. 8.00 a m
. 8.24 pm;
10.00 p m
. 10.00 p m
to-day
500 men could be recruited in the
town, ready to defend it with their
lives. At Leoti the cry is for re
venge. The citizens are as excited as
they were on the day iouowring tne
shooting, and tjiey are unanimous in
their determination to sack Coronado
nt the first onDortunity. This will
Journal relative to her marriage to George
W. More, an actor ot her company, woulo
imply. She laughed heartily when ques
tioned by your correspondent as to
whether or not she was a bride, and
gave a ready explanation of how the report
originated. While at Dan vilb, Va.. Mr.
Moore, while chatting on the subject of
TrnVo VV1 v rmnffprWl Thursdav nifrht marriaee, remarked npon the ease with
when the county election occurs, which a license to marry could be
Immediately after the shooting, obtained. This was incomprehensible to
from TiPoti mmfi I the madame. and Moore said that he
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that before another season comes tor
them to close, that new industries and
new enterprises will have inlucd so
much life and energy into our towns
mat no aepression wui oc leu on ac
count ol tneir closing. lYinttcm Daiy.
Hints and Recipes.
'01dfashioned" apple sauce
red brown color is very nice, r ill a
deep pudding dish with chopped apples
Just received a lot ol the Kenton
Powders. The cheapest powders on
the market, t lb. cans, 20c. K ll cans,
ioc, C lb. cans, 5c Every box guaran
teed to give satisfaction or money re
funded. Tit it. at
iw. A. L. Kirkman's.
Seed Potatoes, seed Oats. Ship Stuff.
Meal, Flour, Bacon, Lard. &c, &c at
IW. W. U. xviritman a.
ff
JTor Cnnli.
For your country produce call at J.
H. Swaim's. next door to the Steele cor
ner, where you will find northern cab-
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ler. -rrs. chickens, ac.at irve lowest
a-- I bage. potatoes ol all kinds, onions
0 deCP iff crV; rhleki-ris- &c. at the 1
market price. J. H. SwxtM.
Leaves for Goldsboro. at;
i j i : 1 nnr n iwnruM n u?ir ma nne cun oi
tfi Wallace and secured ail me guns wouiu prove 1n5a.i3cr1.10u uy jutumiuur j 7 t ; , . . s
ind amSXoShcould get. and tible evidence.Thereupon he went to the water, and bake slowly two br three
representatives from Coronado paid proper office and procured a license for no""; brus.he. c,zned bv out-
Rimilar visits to Garden City, so that himself and Mme. Janish to wed. He Pa nt brushes may be cle arved Dy p .it
I : k.r oc o nnrl frtf th I linU inCUl lniU WiU iUI a VUIT Ul
t . NORTH-WESTER M N.
Arrives from Salem at
C. RAILROAD
Leaves f or Salem at .
C F. AND Y. V. RAILROAD.
Arrives from Faj-etteville at......:. 6 l5P m
........... .10.00
Iaves'for TaVctteville at.
both towns are well equipped with
ammunition for war, which every
man believes will occur before the
thing is settled. The Leoti popula
tion, which has been recruited by
their countv cohorts, are looked to
for. the first mqve, and the Coronatlo
men will act on the defensive. J Each
town bas plans, but they are in too
rhaotic a state for a lorecast 01 tne
showed it to her as a joke, and for the
first time found out the affair would be
a matter of record' and source ol gossip.
Hence the report, ' which had no other
basis of fact. Courier Journal.
tine them into sort soap lor a oay
two, when the paint can be wasnea out.
Care should be taken that the soap does
not extend up to where the bristles are
fastened as it will cause them to fall out.
Chicazo JTews.
Various. Rents.
Government la for the protection of
Chicago, March 7. Before Judge society. Tho saloon is the enemy of
THE POSTOPFICE.
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Mails for the North close at 8.00 a. m. and 9.00 j?
' . Charlotte 9-
Raleigh ' 9
. Salem ) 9 9
i Fayetteville '" 9
The money order and resistered letter office will
only lie open from 9.00 a. m to 6 p.m. . -
General Delivery is open from 7 - - J 8 P" m'
-except when 'opening mails. Also, half hour after
opening the Southern night mail.
iki -wUniif WhisVv and beer Anthohv this morning States Attor- mankind. Prohibit It.
Ks ffcur imhihpH.rinii thesn will be at nev Gtinnell made an action that a . .ur..n nv,n
the bottom of, further trouble should special grand Jury bo 6Uraon to ve! in which he galls us fiie plat-o of Ycstment.
there be anv. ' investigate tho charge against the .. th r I finkhed
...ch- T -cowi vHir.nmr.orvt of tho Okik Countv "ls rth,, tmisneu. .
UOUlllV OlltJUU J UUli ijuuaiiw, rw . .... . .
is a Leoti man, has not made an at Board. Judge Anthony granted the The church and the saloon are dl-
tempt to arrest the murderers, as ho matter and issued tho order which is Verso in origin, spirit and result. The
knows that such effort would cost made returnable on Wednesday. influence of these institutions U In
Keroodle has the finest Beef ol the
whole market.
A fine lot ol Shad and other Fresh
Fish at Kemoddle's today.
Kernodlea stall is t place to trade
to day.
lfvou want anvthinjr in the line o
Staple or fancy Groceries, Canned Goods.
lUkintr Powders or Tea. Call oa
J. W. Scott Zl Co.
A dwelling with six rooms on South
Elm street, souih of Depot, well watered.
Sec Will rem lor 16 per cent, on in-
The house Is new ana weu-
and will be sold at cost. "
J. A. HODCIX.
him his life. He has twelve warrants. a most extraordinary scene took inverse ratio.
rfl X 4 a mmi i W S V I . a . 1 1 - T A I
but unless iin y Place at tne wwjk y u "V it b a noble work to reform drunk-
mm tne assisiituv;c ui wujmc vi wuj- i ongressiouaixuiuistcio uiiomujuiuf
nnnies of militia they will never be a tnnic which naturally came up.
for served, and even in that case thfc wa3 the sickness from which Henry
Plenty nice onion sets at
Drug Store 5c quart, f
Callam
ards-, but how much better is it to
save tho children. How much better
is formation than reformation.
Old N. I?, and Jamaica Rum at
E. G. Newcom n's
RESIDENT CLERGYMEN.
Presbyterian: , -
Dr. J. Henry Smith, N. Church St.
Rev. E. W. Smith, Asheboro St.
S. Greensboro
rntnrs nresent
Coronado ki a state of siege occurred 0iutions of condolence, which it w as
as follows : Charlie Coulter and Bill proposed to send to Mrs. B"ccher by
Raines 'the riner-leaders of the Leoti tpWranh. This wa3 bitterly onpos-
crowd, went over to Coronado on ed ny a number of the ministers,
Sunday morning and oranK consiuer- their opposition being uaseu on ino
able beer and whisky. Coulter, who aiieged heterodoxy.of Mr. Beecher's
HENRY WARD BEECl
Nice clean onion sets
Callums.
5c quart at
Baotist : ' , was a, ucspwauu w -w ..w 'j i views rvjraruiu iuimuouii.mu.iuuu .
Upv W.K.o'ltney,s.iunioi..ou...- I DrOmiSeu tQ return uiu ueci luuouui- nnnisnracni. nu iicrill.lJUiuuo vI'.lkiivj 1 -
pnsiifKi nnci nnaiiv ino muuuu w
Tbc announcement of the death of
this eminent man and minister has come
to the American people as astoundingly
as a clap of thunder comes from a cleaj
Choice Bun Cured Tobacco and
Havanna Ggars at
E. G. Newcovib's
Full size PaPcr
Cailum 3jC paper.
garden seed at
ftX.ttmrtist Eoiscopal.
Rev. J. E. Mann, W. Market St.
G. F. Smith, S. Greensboro.
Methodist Protestant : -
' Rev! J. I Michaux. N.'Greene St.
- J. R. Ball, Spring St.
Episcopal : v
, Rev. A. H. Stubbs. N. Elm St
On Saturday last he was struck with
the
. 1 it
f. He and Raines returned to leou,
A f I - - M AT A. I m m aT M
got the beer and hve companions adopt the resolutions was lost, ureal apopuexy, whtcn iact was Kept irom
01 wnom were h excitement prevailed ana tno uimci ublic long possible, but it was
generally known on Sunday in Brooklyn
Fine Okl Apple and Peach Brandiet
al . E. G. Nrarcoun'i.
fnnlv thrfie
and returned in a wagon and buggy, efforts were made to keep tho affair
They visited a druggist who was sick from the newspapers.
Cotton Oil Company.
PRODUCE MARKET .
ApplesTeen,per bu.;...: -; mh manufacture ?f COttOU
nn.r. W rniind... I 0 7 0 . . , 0 . n n t I tUn. Cfondo rr I fill I
l.ooai.50
n iSatI nnd made him eretuD. Coulter
ordered him to dance, and fired his
gun at his feet to make him obey. The
drusrsrist onerea to iruai.. n v.ouuw
WOUld 10Wt?r I1W Kuu, u v" .7.' MO oUrfnrrd horn
was accepted, The men then wen, ionm
into the street, ona, fVci sf oil with
5
".......,. ...afto
. 6 i-
Oil Company. the
ThP l.Poti crowd according to the ofheers are: rraiuuui
The Leoti crowd, J""uJs titrher of Washington, of Butcher
firing llVl Sons of thto dtr, mayger. Rrldc
-,5 nninD the street. A dozen Cor- Oliver of O i ver Brothers . Oolumbto,
0 , 3 n. ,1 in n I v; i cvrPTJirv uuu. uuiouiiii
.i8a25
.ai8
Bacon-hoground........-. J J,.?ft ,im frin. nf thfi firinir. the Standanl
n.f: j..,wu.r r--j i
Butter .....
Beeswax .........
Chickens old
spring . .
Corn new
Corn Meal. ...
Dried r-ruits Blackberries."
and New York. Of course, everything
was done that could be to save his life,
but all in vain, for the fiat'ot the Al-
Camden, N. J., March 7. The cot- -y cone forth that he must die.
and his death occurred yesterday morn
ing. ' He was a Ltrge, portly man, and
of the make up which is peculiarly sus-
Apples
Peaches, unpared 1-2,
- unpared 1-4,
; v - pared
Eggs
Feathers
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ceptiblc to strokes of apoplexy. He was
hrtwrm eventv and eighty vears of
age.
Hi tt-as an eventlul life, the early
XTtco Olivlr. of the 'same firm. Engineer I fwhich dM notaustrhe.dUinc
IZ&Ja toheatanret'for.them all. Daniel A. Tompkins of D.A.I omp-U? ,e WJJ ri
fT1" : The firing only continued a moment, SrfU,kid.t!m. ivuldte in that at hi, otreme aSe
and when; the jmoKe e.earea w y -l su5scribcd by h:sviffor of Ble dia not dcrt him, lor
names, v-uu.vci . STir.7.ii,i. .Vnit.MiiLs. Tho com- I . - . ,., . ..
t"e pavement, nau m.u f "-r- j-r . ... , Be stemea a P"' -
imu v w rT iVhr, n to the day ol his aeatn. Ana ncrc.
Don't pay ioc quart for onion sets
when you can buy them at CaHums
at 5c
Choice Old Pennsylvania Rye Whis
e at E. G. NcacMn's
Any quantity onion, sets at Callums
Drugstore at 5c quart.
You have to pay ioc quart for onion
sets all over town; you can buy them ft
Callums at 5c.
iipnH The other men were in the
sirul James. Dunmner and
1. iiri I ! fk W 1 I 11 I I II L J u v w w -w
wagon, T "T'YW, .Vmhia. Si C: Sirannah, 1oo -,. arain exemplified the tact that
FWrf.... .- " rSnKveK f the Augusta and Atlanta , Ga, thosi ho are tarored wiu Cood
rvm;w 450 Vore ; , l :t. . 1 fKn ATniitrmmcrv'-DemODOUS and 1 t . . ., 1;.. -nH nrt hlrxsed
Leoti crowd, escapea wiinuui uy u
Flotir Family
Superfine
Onions
Oats ........
fork ......... .?.
Iteas... ...........
Potatoes Irish . . ,
Sweet...
Rags Cotton...". .
Tallow
Wool washed
nn washed
Wheat
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...i.44S
..67
,.;....6oa7S
..........60
,'......'.'...50
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.....30
30
,$iai as
hAitrRtcte or groceries.
Bacoh Sides .......... ....
Itams. ...... ...
Shoulders .
Cheese ...
offee Rio... ... ........
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PXIQJI JftSULH3TOJ
Washington, March 7. -The State
department has received a dispajch an
nouncing the death ol Consul General
Heap at Constantinople.
. President Cleveland will be fifty yaars
oSdon Friday the iSth insL He has
not yet decided whether to make any
especial occasion on that date, but it. is
quite nrobable that he will enjoy it in
a quite domestic way. He will be only
the fourth President celebrating his sem
centennial anniversaryin the white house
The c ther three were James K, Polk
nTKiio "MnntmMnerv. Demo polls
Sheffield, AlajfJackson ajid Meridan,
Miss; New Orleans and Shrcveport,
La : Memphis, Tenn.; Houston, Gal
voctnn D:ila.s nndSan Antonla. Tex.;
l .sttiA Rock. Ark., and refineries at
Citv. Camden. Jer
sev CUV. Hoboken and Philadelphia.
health all their lives and are oiesca
with dear, strong minds and vigorous
bodies give way suddenly, and go to
their long home unexpectedly
We mizht write much of the great
k v. have not the dates of his
IQdll "
Work will be begun soon in the mills prominent events ol his
nmi rf.fineries and the most improved oirtn ana 01 uic 1
nnd refineries and the most improv
machinery will be used in them.
liie at hand we desist.
NoUce.
Fine Pennsylvania Whisky; ivaue s
com Whisky. JT. C. nrandy ; r. bturrpi
Zc Co.s fine liecr, Dm uot, at
I-teles CC J en tin.
Onion sets only $c Saart al C11111
Drug Store.
Budweis and Bohemian Export Beer
very fine E- G. Kr coiin's.
o
The extrodinary popularity of Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral is the natural resa.t cl
its use by air classes ol people for over
forty i ears. It has proven itself the very
best specific for colds, cougns,
pulmonary complaints.
and
lie Brought One Dollar.
t
.Augusta, Ky., 3lartli 4. A va
oil Hcnrv Dodson was to
day sold to the highest bidder for a
term nf seventy-five days. H. C
VntoI , ,
To buy a second hand soda tounuin.
Addrts, Locic Box 10S. city postomce.
For fitM class Groceries see
A. L- Kirkman.
Take Ayer'sSanuparilla, in the spring
ol the year, to purify the Hood, invigo
rate the system, excite the liter to ac
.o ,n! rrttore hraUhr lose and vi-cr
to the physical mechanism. Kcmrrr.tr
that quahty, not quantity, censutues u.
value 01 meuicine.
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