North Carolina Newspapers

w '1 v:-5V: ; ;: yla ix ." ' . . - - -j- J. S. HAMPTON, Proprietor. ftjBLISHED QAILY, EXCEFr MONDAY, otrHS of simsckifTiox. is advance: OiJfi Year .by Mfl;, Postage paid,.!,. .......5 4 six Mtrth, " . .... .. .... .. 2 o 00 00 I 1 WO .miii. ... .L. 1 00 75 - rVlM" -Tv J,lv ' '. . ........ , , ii To city subscribers, delivered in any part of the city ., .nets Dcr week. , - j ...- One Month Ma advertisements inserted in Local column at any price. t . . 1,. . - . An extra charge Svill be made for doable-column or triple-colunn advertisements. All announcements and recomendations of candi tes for office, will be charged as advertisements. Advertisements to follow reading matter, or to occupy any special place, will not be received, 'f . Amusement, and Official advertisements 50 cts per jquare for each insertion. ' . Advertisements '"kept- under- the head ofx"New Advertisements" will be charged fifty per cent, extra. Payments for transient advertisements must be made in advance. . . . . ; Remitances must be made by Check, Draft, Postal Money Order, Express, or in Registered Letter. Only such remittances will be at the rsk of the pub lUhers. t? . .' , . Unioriht head of "Special City Items," business notice will be Inserted at the rate of 3 cents a line, or every insertion. THE BAII.RO AT3. ARK1VAI' AND DEPARTURE. OF TRAINS. RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD. ' ' Arrives from Richmond at Leaves for Richmond at . . . . 8.55 pm ................ 8.33am Q SS P m NORTH 'CAROLINA RAILROAD. ' J r ' Arrives from Charlotte at...... ...... 8.aa m 'f ft f! ...tt ...... .. p m eavet uf Charlotte at . 9.4a a m ..,11. 9.03pm .............. 8.3s pm ............ .. xo.sopm Arrives from Ooldsboroat. 7.40 a m Q.50 a m 6.00 a m 9.52 p m Leaves for Goldsboro at...... NORTH-WESTERN N. Q. RAILROAD Arrives from Salem at 8.00a m .. - 8.24 p m Leaves for Salem at ................. . xp.oqp.iu i " S, AND v V, BAlLUqAD, Arrives from Fay etteville at................ 6.15pm Leaves for Fayetteville at. ... . ..... ...... . .10.00 a m THE POSTOFFICE. Mails for the North close at 8.00 a. m. and 9.00 p.m. " RaleiBh . 9y-93 K galena - - if 99 93 The money order and-registered letter office will 0"""y ue upcu iruiu (.lkj ui. ...j j y. u. kneral Delivery is open from 7 a. m. until 8 p. m. xcept when opening mails. Also, half hour after .opening the Southern night mail. I Sunday hours, for general delivery, 8.00 a. m. for half hour ; and 'half hour after th,e 5PgPn5 Qf jfltM w "in uuwt I The lock.boxes are accessible at all hours. RESIDENT CIiEBQ-YMEN. . - . i . Presbyterian: Dr. J. Henry Smith, N. Church St. ; Rev. E. W. Smith, Asheboro St. S. Greensboro!. papust : - pro. f RSV, j: Msmn. Y.' ifarket St. I O. P. -Smith, S, Greonsboro. Rev. J. L. Michaux, Oreene bt " J. R. Ball, Spring St. piscopal : Rev. A. H. Stubbs. N. Elm St 1 . ? . pples-green, per .bu . p . jAoaz.50 kcon hog round ................ "......aQ ......... ...5a8 i8a25 ai8 4 . .I5a20 .............. .....ioais leef fitter eeswax. .......... hickens old ...... ....... . . . . spring .......... ... . hW led Fruits Blackberries. ......... ...6 i-a Cherries 7 ADDles. 3 Puches, un pared 1-2, a 1-2 59 unpared 1-4, pared ... ... XS ! athers. ................. 1 ax seed . ..18 40 ..75 4 5 ir--Fami!y .... tt:: .... 04 00 ;t". IMIi.MlflK iMV(MIII,"","40a4S rk ......... M, m 67 u. , ....CoaTS mci '-irisn ............. ...... Sweet.... js Cotton . . 60 .......50 ...... ..1 ' . . . 6 .......30 ...... .20 ..fiai a$ low 3oI washed unwashed......... leat. ....... RETAIL PRICES OF GROCERIES. iftHeg., ............... o 15 ....... .8 .......20 -Hiis.u.... bnourders:: ......19 -3io Vol. I . THE LATEST NEWS ment. on nf thft f",)ve: everstartedamongSouThV Ieadfn h!"r " ."S.e, the IS HPlrifT nrrwinmnJ S - n . 7 r"! coloiW awyer of U,LTci rn p;V a tivo s n'a"on as to tho' rela iti LrJiTL? J"J??aS .-I.n "'n- H ?st .of gas and electric Hi.hr. fm7m n 7 , uiewiorea men cAf n TnW7-,'vt 1- jmi win ne Kilt ulUe. ?ret week n S?'on aependents politically, upon the principle of votini? with tr, wJ . - - o vwv wwitu lien ns in. that will agree to advance the inFd, 2 mauntereste of the negro. He says wiV ti ,Vx t: yye nave aeait too extensively in pouues. ad we paid more attention to busmess and less to T3olitiM. to.dl we would be ten thousand timiL ter off. In States where w6 hnv J nald more attfintfnn t iC" to t.nliti nnr T;" "r Ana.n berf intelligent voters who are reay and wilhnto cast their lot with any party m order to accomnlish thn tt,? siqn referred to." . r ""l-'vwwyeSoulh- ern Stp The new organization pro- poses to be' secondarily Dolitical x.uuuwu ii.w .'VAsuii every iouth- f . .. rni ttrst object being to promote the busi- ness Interests of the negro. -x Cxcifemenf JRunnftts High. a V - Knobbers," an organ! J.ion fimilar to ine KuKlux. very effort is bein? made to lerret out the perpetrators of the brutal and bloody outrage, and thirteen Persons nave alreaH v u" Jiwa tiuu nine more are expected to be captured .. r,...,.....;. v.uH.niauw,, vm uc i held In a day or two. They all protest their innocence. Z7e South to Oct Her Oil .11 ills. Bat .t i Mnrn? Mfl Tanri i xr -3. TVH uinivn vj. nui" Wltnotonrlinir cfnnmt. i.1 trary It would seem that the South will enrol Oil millet TXrVl ? rVl nrmn tinSivtf nrl K n i- time since by the South Cotton Oil Company of which Henry C. Butcher, of Philadelphia, is president. Mr. Hi IT nor canrto rhn . .. pieation tc $ JukzciursK Record : I -OH pan (Ken yrt rfin noAntn u. South that this company means 'bu siness in its broadest sense. We have taken but one position from the start and will maintain it. .We have all the funds in hand necessary to ac complish our purpose and have no favors to. ask on that score. The company propose to build mills at the most desirable points as fast as the. pachinery can fee. tniea out ana to gQ mta the business on a purely legitimate mercantile basis rT t 4a J4- ckmilrr f-vr Gtvcti "Twenty -One Years HoPKiNSViLLE, Ky., March 16. Jeff Stevenson, whose rd for wiltul mqrder errniriated' ' taday, was given twenty-one years in the state prison. Ste venson Shot and killed Wm. Calvin from ambush last August. The jury was in deliberation nearly four days. Five ia vored hanging. V . 17a y Uhcat Goes iriirfiis- Chicago, Marc;h 15. The pressure to sell wheat lor May delivery became so urgent about noon that the price fell to 79 and ruled steady for a short time, but under renewed offerings of 'long property, prices broke off rapidly and May touched 78, and is now quoted at 79, a decline of 7 cents from the top figures last week. ' needier' s Successor. New Bedford. Mass., March 15. It is said by good authority tat Iev. Matthew G. Jqlien pastor of the Trini tarian church, in this city, will receive a call from Plymouth church, Brooklyn, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Greensboro, N. C. Mhr. TZ1E STIZEZTS. Electric vs. Cits Lights. Greensboro, N. C. ) AILU1L1I 111- I V.. J37. f I . '""vbih; 1U VOUr IW, Pr. yesterday raornin, an fcnonf " w,a wrannam. .-""" man u can be demonstrated wth-a very little arithmetic that .very, much cnper than' i K'wriiuu everv nri rranr .. ....n admit that there 5 no wmr to the niiiifV j?k ":,..?HH Take S lYKKi T lamps on Elm street. Huugounmers residence to the d&- Pt seventeen lam ns: th pr of dollare hundred iind fnrr i;"1? A!?0 Now four pIpmVT; io""." one at the 'Zl1 M wnnlri ,"1. " rfr "B"LrT.l,u?? v est Market north Judge Gilmeasidence and another fmmedStely SuKt the Benbow Hnnn S-"'.?.? light Sycamore ; -"i" ieraeciion or smith Fim w ersection of South Elm and Washington streets, and a fourth ut the depot, which would i.enf it, "1"1' i r da ill aim i tension of South Elm street and un as far as Col. Keogh's residence. Here we hnvA fnm. t;..i,f,. ."..i.t considerable dbl the subject iVhtU Z'Znr sixteen electnV nr." ,llw"" :A: v: . hundred . candle Wer T5rSS i iiicv uiu seven combined ilium ju uiiier woraSt ltwouhl tnkocvnf. fivo ieb t n,!? SS: light SbtaiucU fronronTelectr lght obtiincd from one electric arc ) To Slim It lin Tf un fol-ft r... c-andle power each) and estimate the . 1 1 ii j i ' . l i ; 1 1 1 1 ii ririTT iimi r t-. v . 1 fMUl at nan, say eight candle power each, we get a total il lumination from all the city lihu cuiu iu luuriecn nunurea and ninety- ight than is produced by o-.e olttiic ?mp and if we U,ke into consider tinn iPnttmWnn..n,n. l i. i -... a4 xxiijJO lllxVb numu be displaced on the cross streets, by erooti ' -e v-ha,.xio x i it to IIIO Dlacea mpnrfnnorl wa r.t.i.. x - v. v. j If IIIOY jaw IV estimate that they would light one- JOUi'th of thn fitr orixl electric lights of twoivA n.,.ii candle nower ear-h u-nnirr Hn-hf k ------ -x in tnu iiuuurvci candle power each would' light the whole territory now lighted, Tho wst oi tnese sixteen arc lights would be thirteen hundred and forty-four x x? v. w e present system COSTS thO Plfv fnnrrrvnn IuuuUa,! i wi i-uu u y louneen nunared and , "v. . Franklin, cf Winston lorty-four dollars per annum, or one has been appointed to. tKe Salisbury Cir nundred dollars a year more than cmt made vacant by the death ol Kev - - 3 - -ww VVOW In conclusion, I desire to say that a proposition .was submitted- to tho Board of Commissioner In t"he Thomson-Houstpn Electric Light Company of Boston, Mass., a few months ftrrf in rlYVf Itrrlita nnl ' o w.vv iiuio xxitv ixtaiu tain them for seven dollars each, monthly. ' ' But beyond an allusion to existing contracts with the Gas Comnanv "is u,fjii i(uu rju l accomnlish it,. Ycura, f9ryprogressand economy, Itox.- QUF.UY. Editor cf Morning Xeicsz Paver is nrm-illim' fnr thr As Tax gino to go out of town for even ono hour." what will South Greensboro do In case of a fire ? The citizens of that uburg" don't want to come into the city of Greensboro for fear of the tjix, and yet enjoy all the blessings that flow from oar corporation doing business therein mostly. Now what will they do in case of a fire. Is what a small Tax Payer wants to know ? If the engine can go 'outside the citv limits then how far ? Is anotheV question I would like to see discussed. Citizen, 18, - 1887. . No. 55 AN APPEAL FOR. THE BOYS. The communication of Tax Payer In yesterday's News, created a pro found sensation in our town. We give 'place to the following The writer seems to bo opposed to iho purchaso of tho saves his houso from destruction he rT r corning Aev:-One of thr f .r' , wJua viewb'many aJ fdvo9atinfftho purchase of thencw C,nD)?. owS i r iuw wiicn inn rnrrfnA hn. Vvi. "'"company parading in I . j'sion and showinir their bmnttfni "they wilfinsure tho train against runninir olf thn r X ! LlS wrecking tho eneino. !,t .r:. '. Mme. u. tffey cbnld nt ff remained nt linm 7: V et!nfMiUh fl' u.bteU or denicnl. Let the boys ro Shff heir "nlfonns and engine T.h,s ill do as much poo. 1 pmo 3 likely to do at homV rV 6viuWjUC,.. justuxck. ANSWER TO TAX PAYER. Editor of tie Morninn AW. tr:n VOIl .lrwncTk n1t. "1 ' Juul vaiuaDJO nnnnr tn 1 . - lit in n j rv inn snnro n oner me "ntinrt" itni t... t -, iUA. ujpany uaa accented and ex- pec ted to go on Easter Monday. The ln vital ion u-n nnr mnni..ni At after the papVr carne ouu Ttat artlcto ie T lnrl i . x . fc uriCiO . I ..vent urn to say that the Cnmn,x. . V a,u lUrtU w,ia incf Mayor and Board of Com minimi nr i .v.r "uaui v-oininiaiioner.. nnd if they see fit to grant that per- nitocl has any thing to do with in n,elrf?npany U a volunteer one. and if they aro to bo held in tho city limits;and not allowed thc-c pleasure trips, I wish to- ask rr. m' ,osf llle ."jembewhip fflHS3r.,I,w nc"nt-d to flUn lOgCtner Then V mt nennnnt J the engine without me:, io work t i miies distant, on Monday, in two tlt'..S?yA'. or a par'Udr JtVh i ft :o.n 9f Mayor and the Board of Cum - - -iij y Ljiiiiu'rii iMrniu. M'ioners. - One of The Company. -v - ST1TE.'EirS. m Rev. S. D. Franklm sf w;-c Mr, Stone. . . u uijdjc IMS made its appearance in the eastern por tion of Ttnr!f an4 ...;k: 1 . 1 . c understand that - ,1 ;-.-... 1 . -v. ..x n(Uttn 4 icw rancs 01 MlCKOrV. which rmh1ke M.!i Several have died of itkand old. army mcn..u;ho .vc sccn sali pox. can see but little difference in the appearance of patient having either disease. HUkorv J rtssx 1 AnalmonJ tree in the yard of the premises occupied by Mr. A. D. Potts IS in lull hlnnm TV . i n kx- iicc nu uioom cioseiy resemwe the peach. There are sorue half a dozen survejorsia town, and as we understand it. they are goinir to re-survey the W. N- C. R. R.with the intention of straightening curves and lessening grades with the object of run ning heavier engines on the road. Salisbury Watchman. The case of McAdeu vs. SchifC which has been mentioned in the Observer, was concluded in the Superior Court yester day, and Mr. McAden was given a ver dict ol $1,885. This was suit for damages from a, fating building. Two aged cities died at Forest Hill recently. ' Mr. )ack Suther. who has been bed-tidden fcr a number ol years died last Saturday, and Mr. Sammy Moore died Sunday morning. The lat ter had been sick o'nly alew days of pneumonia. Both were buried in the ccmrtery..... Whisky ale in this com munity arc doomed. -Th inrrrr,i: ( ..... 7 vwtuwiauuil Fciest Hill excludes it forever from . THE MORNING p. c TES AtirttrBio: - ...... irUtey. ........ T , 71 half ot ihe :: i"? a wJk i nil a n ri a k. z rim!. ;. 1 iC umiu, wmoi in. ttc0e.a.l-.'? fpnnr.ifan election i crdcrrt bi Urse vote.-Concord 2ImS Amonrr ih vk:.u . . b.iclc RiS buiM nff hich wit Which w U nc or doir;iV,. the .oHovvinon ,he .Hlee " .?c I T w 1U440W,ni; on the title oae c miutu 01 North Care -A.nT?stract ola sj-sten o! mH the Hon. .uaiar t.npm t c I on The OW sav-$ that in o, i ' the in7Z "lAha.l.n Charlotte drf , . rri"V? "f ,awc? w woa. a. w. "'"VM"1 l onemiru of what This is rood. l lrnt. andS SSZL f0 xllS Stat- lii- k .:..nv. r?tIinff .over that A $"STZ l.he bch. A 4, '7 r ;c5aiong me beach. A $30 ooo stock company ha h-en lormea lor the Durcose d 'nnKii.u . tobethH 0f-thAuu Vi.is io be the edior.in.c hiri tk. r .ditor hai S edit0- r p r c. A " c- nnfn. t P,ny hc"naUimorc I ulllC 1 TOSt 3ncl DCDOSlt Cnmninw n.. KS?"' Bi' ? VOT P5 3 thK years. So lhaf in .-HM t..ii.. ? V iuiici is reaj couctr)-. . A r- c- ' 'jJK rd,2reJ:iorin?strenuouslr to pat COnClltlOa for the tMmmr ti--l -m.- w'"a which prevailed ccM winds which prevailed Monday and M0nCJ.1V niThf rtm.l .1 liht lnH.:Jr.l-ea.croP ?n t'gni iana considerahlv i server thinlS X d?nu-e is abSut t third. With HlfchuJh? pJosSi SI that there will be an abundant c?0n made It U a pleasure to "see ii mln fine teams o our street! S?me c5 th show up what we are doinjr intl-e war ? " "ock. larm and wafer product Tr !i-r.-- A T T njidJrte trip 11?;! .Many ol our farmers arebecom- i nr inT.rr.et.ri the inr!int;n Al L.f:i iQhn nn C V1 ? - m-m m tMt a a tmt, ml i . L J I i x ill J n I r V n ' - r w M.I. liX l.iUiW" cr on Friday nicht. He was arreued 0V police Officer Kptrhnm -o years old. attpmnfrH tr 1 ni k: . 1" . ... X XV . tt IXV the station hcm. Vmim e was eiammcd by the county physi cian and pronodnced insane. - New lierne Journal. SPECIAL CITY ITEMS. Bluo Peter Is a No. I Chewing Tobacco. TW U. Sold by Houston & Bro.. Wholesale agents. Ask Porter & Tate for Tar Heel Lini ment. r Hunter & Michaux are selling Tar Heel Liniment. if Cure that Rhumatism by using Tar Heel Linimeut. Undiav x-?rhn-i-it . . .... -V... Tar lfl I inim.nt .1 tl IVIco unci Sweet. Grapes I Grapes ! Grapes ! Lake ICea ka, Catawba. 2 lb. boxes 3; cts. atM. K.Canams. Lake Keuka Grapes, fresh and nice, at M. K. Call urn's. I have on hand a full line of best Liquors. Bailey's Rectified Com Whis ky and Xathms Bros, old Wheat Whis key six years old. fin Brandies, Gin Rum. Brer, Wines and Clears. Price from one to ten cents each. Every that buys whiskev from Sv tv drink he gzls a s!ass of pare cpp Oder free of charge This cider is cicc .wi use aac; can cc Douat lor 50c per RnJIon. Very Bespectfally. J. Iw JorjixxSv.