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Vol. I
GreensboKO; N:. C. Mrr: ,10;: 1887.
No. 48
THE" MORNING NEWS.'
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THE LATEST . NEWS.
Henry Ward Ueechen
Mo advertisements inserted in Local column at any
nrice.
t tra rharsie will be made for double-column
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nrtriple-colu-nn advertisements.
ll announcements and recomendations of candi.
fates for office, will be charged as advertisements.
. ,iprt;sements to follow reading matter, or to
occupy any special place, will not be received.
mussment, and Official advertisements 50 cts per
suuare for each insertion. .
Advertisements kept under the head of "New
Advertisements" will be charged fifty per cent, extra.
p..,.mpnts for transient advertisements must be
made in advance.- ' ' ,', ,
k'mitances must be made by Check, Draft, Postal
ii.ov Order. Exorass, or in Registered Letter.
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Onlv such remittances ' will be at the risk of the pub
lishers. " '
TTn,iprthe head of "Special Citv Items," business
will be inserted at the rate of 5 cents a line.
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or every insertion.
Souli'2. 11 Iron.
Birmingham, Ala,, March S.Accord-
bJt there was that in his sunny nalum
which enabled him vo Miffer aril be
Henry Ward Becchcr was born at strong, and he cave no siim of tho
LitchtieId,Conn., June. 21, 1813. and pain that was k luthicsslv inflicted
came of a family distinguished in the upon him. . Since the close of the
fmmf5fnTi fiSuresand statements Lyman Berber, as a minister, was beforo the' country- with creator
iili 5acC"ncrei P'S-10" fully as celebrated us his son after- prominence than that which has Ion-
ji nowoeing raaae nere lor $1025 per wnrtl hwnmi ami ww it nil linr nf 1 attrhpfl in lilni iba nmifiwf if
ton Ths is the ayeag;, wble at teast a numberof standanl religious work. America's pulpit, orators, ana one or
512. 1 he enure outD
tons per day, and t
output ready tor tran
irom 4i2 ner on tor "white iron up to
$19 ior "No.-1 foundry," with an aver
se ol $ 6 lor the whole pioduct, how-
iDg the randsome profit ot at least tour
to five dollars per ton lor the diz -iron
markets of Alabama. When plans now
pio csedare e::ecaled as it is promised
they are to be immediately me yearly
output will je more than doumo, and,
at present rates, the profits will reach
$4, 000 per annum.
.i C..UCU.C 01 sister. Cathcnnft Ksthn.- waa for l.tlio master LitoMpcU nfhU t'mn
jit is one thousand thirty years one of the ilrst teachers ' ' ' ; '
he market for that in New England, and wrote ntimer- ' 7TT. .
spcrution. nmses Gus books on various siiMiIci. His - 4r "r- linien
subjects.
brothers, Edward and Tlxjmas, were
prominent clergymen and authors. I ' , . Kaleicsii. March S.
His sis'er Harriet, better known as Kbltoit f,tii i: News. Tho ai-
Mr.s: Harriet Beecher Stowe, was the pointment of our friend Wolcy S.
author of ''Uncle Tom's Cabin,,, Jones to the head of the Bureau of
which has had a wider ?ale than any .Labor. Statistics Is creating quite a
other American work of fiction. stir among tho -Republican wine of
iienry warn iseecner was euuc:ttefi 1 ine lvnicnts of. Labor. 1 liax not
at Amherst College, graduating fn)m j heiird
that institution in l&H. : lie studied one or two; Democrats. Wwlcv
ITor Canli. 4 -
For your countrr produce , call at J.
H. Swaim's, next door to the Steele cor
ner, where you will find northern cab
Dat poutots of all kinds, onions, but
tcr. eggs, chickens, &c. at the lowest
market price J. H. Swaiu.
.V -3nr?uliac
A dwelling with six rooms on South
Elm street, souih of Depot, well watered.
&c. !Vill rent lor i6 per cent, on ln
vestment. The house is new and well-
hntshed, and will be sold at cost.
J. A- Hodcin.
THE BAILROADS.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE .OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives !mm Richmond at.'. ... .
Ix'ives for Richmond at.
....... Q.43 n m
8.5s P m
8.32 am
... q.sspm
NOXTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
Arrives from Charlotte at 8.22 a m
9.47 p m
Leaves for Charlotte at ..............
Arrives fro a Goldsboro at.
Leaves for Goldsboro at....
. NORTH-WESTEiW K. C. H MLROAD
Arrives from Salem at -
Leaves for Salem at ...... 1
V. KAILTIAD.
9.48 a tv.
9.05 p m
8.35 p m
10.20 p m
7.40 a m
9.50 a m
6.00 x m
9.52 p ia
r-... t J
Ol. JUHAb. X
e ici-Tien: e?sts
B., Maich 8. Great
in linancial and com-
merQ al cicles over the sjspe.ision ol
the National Bank vh'Ch occurred'to--d?.v.
No pa: liculars tan vet be oLlaln-
ed. The failure causes great surprise.
London, March 8. Pasas the Niar-
t
agua representative neie, ii a letter
just published he says :. The President
has ordered me to deny the existence ot
a treaty with America stipulating lor the
conlrol by that country of the canal re
cently mentioned in connection with the
formation ol a company to build tl e
same Nicaraugua will not omit any
means by which to secure the strictest
neut.ali.y of.ifct canal. . .
Jfews by Telegraph.
. 8.00 a m
, 8.24 p m ;
.10.00 p m
.10.00 p m
C, F, AND V.
Arrives from Fayetteville at. . .
Leaves f or Fay etteville at .... .
... .. 6.15 p m
... ..10.00 a m
Louisville, Ivy., March 8. Wall,
Smith & Co., proprietors of the Gil
bert tobacco warehouse, made an as
signment this evening. Liabilities
7o,000; assets 5100,000.
Chicago, 111., March 8- Mrs.
of the convicted
theology at Lane Seminary, and in appointed J: Melvin Broughton his
1S77 became pastor of a Presbyterian clerk, and it is my impression that
church nf Lawrenceburg, Iud. In when a report U printed, under their
1S00. he took charge of a church at m:uiagement, it will be. more alis-
Indtauapolls. Hero his talents faelory than if the ulllcu was pr:tidcd
brought him recognit'on; and in 1847 over by a prominent Knight if La-
1 ft fti - . " Vk 1 a . .
ne receiveu a can irom l'lymouiu non, wesiey, as you well x;now, Mr.
chur :h, a new Congregational ist tV- Kdi tor, is a printer,
.ganizationin Brooklyn. , HeaccepteJ Hy the way, the printerK, hen, an
the otrer, and from the outset he Ve-, coining to the front. John , icnols,
gan to acquire that reputation its a yvith whom you have 4SlungM tyjHj
pulpit orator which '.hd maintained many a day. was last full elected
and increased for forty years. Under member of "Congress, at' the round
his guidance the congregation became salary of $-3,000 a year. Bather more
the largest in America. His stvle than he t-an e-arn totting type at lifty
was fascinating, and brought to his conts a tUousiind em.. ;
church many communicants, , , He al-? Our mutual rrictut, J. C. Binlxjng.
ways discarded tho mere convention- isenjoving the snug berth of State
alities of the clerical profession". In Librarian. Since he has !een there
Ins view, humor as wen as argument rlie has given general satisfaction. 1
and exhoration had a place- in a feer-
lnon. He was fond of lllustiation, 1 his admimstrution of. the Library
drawing uls material irom every
sphere of hnian .ve kind thou
and, in his manner, hq was
dramatic. Though his keen sense of
liumor continually manifested itsolf.,
the. prevailing impression. given by,,
his discourses was oue of carnestiicss
and thought. The cardinal idea of
his creed was that Lhristianliv was
not a series of philosophical dogmas,
butarulo of life in every phase.:
. Take Ayer's Sarsaparilla. in the spring
ot the year, to purify the blood, invigo
rate the system, excite the lirer to ac
tion, and restore healthy tone and vigor
to the physical mechanism. Remember
alvol of ait lm out;
two Democrats. Wesley has a'uc o! rocd,clnc- .
For first class Groceries see
iw. A. L. Kirk man.
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IJ s-Lj ' 'l 1
Have won the admiration of every Spec
tacle wearer who has used them. They
stand unrivalled in their splendid repu
tation. Our testimonials are from Gov-
have not heard a word dera:nitorv lo emors. benators. LegnUtors and Irom
Lion of. the Library, the most distinguished men in all
43ranches'ol science who nave nad tne;r
sight lrnpr.cvcd, by their use.- ,
Unprecedented Sales
Everywhere. Overwhelming: tesiimony
in favor of their superiority. They can
be worn any length ot time at one sit
ting, and give astonishiug clearness of
vision. cUner by candle or by other arti
fictallights. 'Mr. Hawkcs not only has
tne best Masses, but carefully cxiunines
The trustees sav he h;is made tho
jbt, I best.libiariau the Stale has ever had,
highly I and as eVidelice of- their appreciation
01 lus scTT.'ces rthey aiavo Induced the
Ivcgislature to jncreaso hU k'tlaiy lo
per yea'r.. He too, is a printcri
nnu who is belter entitled to keep the
fiaiu uu(ik.t'iikui uue will) pri'iis
hem ? llis;former birinc&s wits, as
the dictUuiarr ava, a liteiary oae.
4relating tolcttors,?'. and. it is very
THE POSTOPFICE.
anarchist, died at midnight. The Hence he never hesitated to discuss appmpriuto that kucJi, a one should the eje ot each patient, and givs mais
cause assigned for her death is apo- irom the pulpit tho. great social aud have charge of books. - , . pensiblc advice as to the proper sIec
Mails for the North close W 7 a. .and o &dtT tn-"
Charlotte ' 9 00 0 00
Raleigh " " 9-
Salem " , o 9 00
Fayetteville " 900
The money order and registered letter office will
only he open from 9.00 a. m. to 6 p.-m.
General Delivery is open from 7 a. m. until 8 p.m.
except when opening mails. Also, half hour after
opening the Southern night mail.
Sunday hours,, for general delivery, 8.00 a. m. for
half hour ; and half hour after the opening cf the
mails from" both North and South.
The lock-boxes are accessible at all hours.
RESIDENT CLERGYMEN,
Presbyterian :
Dr. J. Henry Smith, N. Church St.
Rev. E. W. Smith, Asheboro St. " S. Greensboro
Baptist : ' ,
Rev. W. R. Gwaltney, S. Elm St.. South Greensboro.
Methodist Episcopal.
Rev. J. E. Mann, W. Market St,
G. F. Smith, S. Greensboro.
Methodist Protestant :
Rev. J. L. Michaux. N. Greene St . :
" J. R. Ball,Spring St.
Episcopal:
Rev. A. H. Stubbs. N. Elm St
PRODUCE MARKET .
Apples green, per bu
Bacon hog round
Beef
Butter
Beeswax....... -
Chickens old ......
spring
Corn new.....".
Corn Meal ... .'.......
Dritxl Fruits Blackberries. ........
' Cherries....-
Apples
Peaches, unpared 1-2,
" unpared 1-4,
pared
tggs
leathers .........
V'laxseed .........
Flour Family . . .
Superfine
Onions.'.........
Oats.............
Pork ......... .
Peas..
Potatoes Irish .
Sweet...
Rags Cotton.... .
Tallow,...
- Wool washed
unwashed.
Wheat.... ....
Y"
RETAIL PRICES OF GROCERIES.
Paeon Sides . . . . ...... ...
Hams......
Shoulders.
Hheese ...
C?nee Rio...
i.ooai.50
.......a9
58
,....i8a25
......ai8
,....15320
.....loais
aso
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....1.6 i-a
......7-
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75
4 SO
04 00
.....6oaSo
, 40x45
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......6oa7$
...... ...60
.... .5
..........
. 6
.........30
....... ..CO
, ....$iar 25
..10
..15
8
....... o
19 a-aio
plexy; but her brolho-in-iaw stiys she
died of a broken heart.
Pittsburg, Pa., March 3. Dissat
isfaction reigns supreme and almost
every employee of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad, except engineers and
passenger conductors are either de-'
manding an 'advance in wages are
on a strike, or threatening to strike.
Washington, March 8. The Su
preme Court has to-day rendered a
decision in the case brought from
Tennessee which involves the right
of one State or municipality to im
pose license tax upon drummers from
another State seeking to sell goods by
sample or otherwise. The decision
is that such taxation is an interference
with inter-State commerce, and there
fore unconstitutional. ,
Berlin, March 8. In the Reich
stag to-day the Septennate bill for
mally passed its first reading. Bis
marck was present. The bill will be
taken up for a second reading to
morrow and debate will ensue.
Windthorst, leader of. the C
party, will then declare his intentions
in relation to the Sontennale
Other party leaders have announced
that thfty will vote as they did when
the bill was defeated in the late
Reichst?,g.
Mij Vrins, Tenn . , March 8.-r Jesse
Hams' land Isaac Rosentine, two pet
ty merchants on pigeon roost road
near this city, quarreled yesterday
afternoon over a customer each was
trying to secure. Harris struck Ros
enstine, who drew a revolver and
opened fire, emptying all the cham
bers. Five shots took effect, and
Harris died in half an hour. R6sen-
stine was arrested and locged in
jail.
It as The "Capitol Oufy'rne ver hear on of glasses, having had an eipervence
3 of plavinghail Columbia with our pro- ot eighteen years in this branch of set
He fcibiilon town- tho last wvek of the tnce.
Hawk o3 Patont Kxtezision
political questious of thc-day, such
slavery, intemperance, the desire
power and the greeu for gain.
was an enthusiast in musicv a ton-1 LegisLUure.. ..They., lobbied a bill
noiccnn ir rf inil n lrvor tf flnu'or I tlirni li ami if iti.rwlcl ( tn.iL-n.it
and animals. Apart from his profes- a law waJ Gov. Steiltuan s siirnature.' SPRING EYE GLRSS
sional labors he was a popular iectur- when the fricads of ifohibition dis- 1 ij-jq Finest In Kxistenco,
nr. iii. IvnAiimu inI o f.iV'uri fr fini for1 i 1 x-rw 1 tlif ! Iittil r" i.Kljlr; olinui I
it V.V.UUI?) Mini m v..w. 1 v.v.'..va . v iiiiu .- j v u , I . , ,
n. Lj 1 1 ik & j in: 1111T.LI ill: rm i 1111 i:ai in uiiuii i iitiiii .LAa liijii 1 11- - w
Before beginning to preach, Mr. eluding billiard and card rooms und
Beecher edited, in 1CCG, a newspaper, ten -pin alley, so tho bill was ream-
the Cincinnati Jou.'ncd and.vyhile sidcred Satuiday liight and laid on
na.stor at Indiananolis had charire of the? table, muc'h lo the? surnriso of the
an agricultural journal, his contribu- Club and gratification ox thrwo op. "'.f VvriV.? nr imt
t'onStoitadenafd being publhhel posed to it. ' 0-lnrz UkOM THb GOVERNOR OF LOU:
under tnc title, "b ruits, i? lowers, nnu
Farminj,." For nearly, twenty yea
he was an editorial contributor to the
J,itlependentt a weekly journal publish-
ed in New York, und from 1861 tri
1S63 was its editor. His contributions
to it were signed with a cross "mark,
and many of them were ; collected
and published as Tho 'Star Pairs."
Sinco 1870 he was editor of the Christ-
iai Uif'on. a weekly- paper published'
in OJew lorfc. His regular 'weekly
sermons, as tauen uown m- tieu
nty a Ki'.s fj litulcd.
faculty throughout the . country. No -prcssur-:
prcxlucmg iniUiions. . No dan
ger ot cancer that is sometimes the re-
su!tof wearing other e y e-l asses, res t-
1SIANA.
iiaton Rogue, La., Jan. 23. I8S6.
Mr. A. K. Hawkcs DcarSirt I
To
Vt-, "h- , i' , u desir o testify tJ the great superiority
Mike Se.moar.a roush loofc.ng Irish- Q, cr Crvstalizcd L-mjcs. They corn
man was p'accd in Oay-strcet poli :e-s:a- 5inV7cat brilhancy with soilness and
tion by OHicer Kurns fcrtd Hanno.i last pitaSantnesj to the the, eye. more than
n:"hLon a w.Tani swoiu ou't'bv Mr. 1.,... ..r imimi
ne: Mv'iuy, a respectably Irish Upy ; S. D. McKnerr.
1 . 1
Brid
seveniv years oi zc nv, ? r;ea mat
she wis walking 'on-j Paslon street
near M?:n, with a basktt qn ei.her arm
when Seymour 'fpon5acHtd, her and,
Governor ol Louisiana.
lerical 1 ' w...- v, j h; m d avc ,
iciiuii ,niv hivo hoon nnn pH nml n ih. . rT 1 4 .
f- xl i . VI " V" 7T ! aqpece and then poshed her aav
hshftd si'ico iS;o. Bfs.des threo 110 1 , 4 . . . . .-!.
terms. r xSiAA t.'rtro tnvnmm lrom n,n 5irc?1- cr
Illi.ir iiuuiiciivu uv"ul - '"-."Ol in...,.;,-! nU, .
Why the River and Harbor
Bill teas Pocketed.
The River and Harbor bill was al
lowed to fail because there are $1G.
000.000 in unexpended balances re-
Man ' Life Thoughts," Sennons.pn
Literiv and War' ."Tho Plymouth
Collection of Uymcs and Tunes',"
Xorwood,v a novel originally pub-'l
lished in tho New York Uu'gtr. to
which hejvas a constant cont.ibu tor;
Sermons from Published and Un
nublished Discouse3,,, Life of
Christ," and ' 4,Yale Lectures on
Preachlic In 18GS he Visileil Great
Britain, with theispecial pu.poseof
disabusing the L-itish puolic In rc
fmnl to the issues of the American
civil war. His sme:hes e::eted a
wide influence and were published in
London. . . : : ' '- " "
In iC74r came tho sensational
Beocher-Tillon aJair which became
known to all the worUl through the
remarkable trial which followed. Of
this it is not necessary to trrat. In de
tail, as its seosatioua1 Tealuresare eti'l
remembered- . .
Of'aievears Mr. Beeche- hps!-
. - T - 1 . .
In rcsporseo a icpo- e s rf ur.y as
w!iv he haxl tTone io, 'the i-'?s".rran Re
plied: -it was onftxvUS I wanted."
Co.'..i.'Jo..t'll, "i "".
AnotUcr Eailroal f jr.Goca jra.. ,
from the follawin,
As'viU
wh:ch "wc
be seen.
maining in the hands of the Secretary tured iftuch.i m. hi
of War, ana, as tne i-resmeni saiu a
seemed to nun
dip irom the Xovi .vWf.
Greensb'oro'js to hae 5nbtlter railroad-
but just.hoW irisuoiget in of darcf Town
whout going,,.under, or climbing Over.
yie or more'iailroatls coyrs,noi-appear .
The Crdebro 'apid' Raker Cltv ra:!
road is the name ot a. new line projected
from-tidewater'' to Greensboro. . A por
tion ol t ie road is graded., , J -will run
by Roxboro to the copper mirtds at Klue
Wing. Tboraas 11. Keo-h and L). V. C
BenbW; of Grrenslorov are amoag the
officers of, the rpaa . ,j : , . - .
froSlgovkrnor ii:el.nd, of
TEXAS.
To Mr. A. E. Hawke Dear Sir It
gives me pleasure to say that I have
been using your- glasses tor seme time
past whh'much sati suction. For clear
ness, soilness and for ail purposes in
tended, thev are not-surpassed by any
that I have ever worn. 1 would recom
mend them to ah wlio want a superior
.class. Kespectiuny yjurs.
I o u I 1 ...,4
. . . . I Willi liCIOlu,
iHor.Uov. -,-Ur., or
ARKANSAS.
' Havjeg. used A; K. Hawked newr
Crysui'izcd Lenses for some mo .ths, I
uavc tou.'-J 'Hem the tinest glasses 1 have
crr used; Simom lMIURhes.
. Governor ol Arkansas.
dav or two ago, it
that he had signed a River and. Har
bor bill only last week. There were
several items of questionable value in
the bill, and some that were unques
tionablv very bad. Xo great interest
was believed to be .threatened by the
failure of the measure.
discussed in the House
the body was concerned
nroduct of tnrce con
Times. '
on evolution brought mcch critic f ' 'S xllt. rVcM
I.UHI UUIIW- -- ...... ......
ever, whfch seemed to hae liitle ef
fect upon the great preacher. ; HedW
missed his critics, in his last lecture
f0rgi the... ; they know not what SS,
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' It is simp'y wordirW. the reputation
Hawkes' bptxtace-,. and Eyc-g-aistt
hav attnxed lhrwuS..oi!t the L tcd
qt-tr5 thrV ae known from the At -antic
l
W Jk. m 1 . a . I V .I -1 T WW 111 . . I 1 I 1 T 1 KIIT
ti. . . i t r t nil iuiiii ii .ii i-aii i iiuil. km iji a w aiw - -
it was uoi i ..;..vi.. ho have hwi meirsigr.i
nnrl r fir ss 1 3lr. iJeecnersupporien . vie ciaun, j j -r . , , , ,
, it was 'the drawmff irom " 'Iw,ulVwitX. r.rt it he Drug Slore of Galium
lerees, iv. i , oi it" r f'lY'ZCr: n,... . ' r., F!v-rv iriir warrantrur .
i and abuse. vJt cou!e. m: ien nu.-, . w-. 4. j ,
. FROU EX GOV: W- R. MILLER.
1 finri Hawkc's new-Crystaluctl Len
ses ol superior quality, having-worn
ihemuith great satlslaf tion.
. W. R. Miller.
' .Ex-doverpcr of Arkansas.
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CSX IT!' M THE SUPERINTEN-
LiNT.OF INSTirUTr. rUK lilt
. i;und.
Mr. A. K.Hav.kcs-DearSir: -luke
great pleasure in faying that your 8 pec- .
taclc and. patent ung cyc-giassm ex-
rrl anvlhtnir I bvc yet hern able to pro
cure enabling mc to read the fi
print with ease an J omioru
" , Frank Rainey, M. D.
, All cics fitted and the fit guaranteed
at the drug store of Calium llro. & lo.
Every pair warranted.
nrst