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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD..
Arrives from Richmond at. ...... .......... q.43 am
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Learesjbr Richmond at.................... 8.33 am
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NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. - V
Arrives from Charlotte at.,....l..... ,..v. 8.23 a m
" 9.47 pm
Leaves lfor Charlotte at.. 9.48am
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Arrives from Gpldsboro at.. ...... .. ...... 8.35 pm
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Leaves for Goldsboro at, , . 9.50am
.... 6.00 urn
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NORTH-WMTERN N. C. RAILROAD . .
Arrives from Salem at J. ... 8.00 a m
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Let ves for Salem at. ... .................... 10.00 p m.
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t" t .l..yi'v: RAILROAD, . ;
Arrives from Fayetteville at; iV. . . .6. 15pm
Leaves for Fy Seville at. ; i .; ,10.00 m.
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Mailt for the North! dose?at; 8.00 a. mi arid 9.00 p.m.
" Charlotte : 'i 9.00 , . ' 9 00
9.00" -o.oo
H Raleigh . . " '9 00
" Salem
Fayetteville'
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General Delivery is open from 7 a. m. until 8 p. m.
except when opening mails. Also, half hour after
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RESIDENT . CJjEBGYHEN.
Presbyterian:
I Dr. J. Henry Smith, N. Church St.
I Rev. E. W. Smith,' Asheboro St. S. Greensboro
j Kev. W, R, Gwtftney, 8, Elm Sr.,, South Greensboro.
Melhodltt EpUcopal,
j Rev. J. E. Mann W. Iarket St. -t
" G. P. Smith, S. Greensboro. ' .
Tlethodlit.Protettant :
i Rev. . L. Michaux, N. Greene St. "
f M J. R. Ball, Spring St.
Episcopal ?(..-.. .
Rev, A. H. Stubbs, N. Elm St.
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Tip LATEST NEWS.
THE CZJLZl
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lie irept JVhen He Heard or
ihe Oansrer Jrilch He Had
Escaptd.
London, March 16 On Sunday
ciornjng the Czar had no suspicion of
any danger whatever. . He had been
.congratulated by Gen. Greeser upon
his continued safety. Both the Skmd
fu contirai the( statement
that the x Czar took a different route
from the one announced. The story
that a bomb AVas throwm beneath the
Lzar's carriage appearsto have eman
ated from Vienna.' The thread of
the narrative is still somewhat ob-t
scure. .'The St. Petersburg papers,
?iyen vP? Monday, give no account of
t1? ,afirair. The Czar cried on hearing
?f -danger which he had escaped.
He did not learn the particulars until
he arrived at the Gatschina Palace.
. The persons arrested in connection
with . the constitutional plot indig
nantly, deny that they are in any
way connected with the outrage and
repudiate any idea of conspiracy.
Their motto is, they say: "The
people with the Czar or against the
Czar." They have published a lith
ographic periodical com posed mainly
of extracts from the works of notable
writers onconstitutional law and po
litical economy. The statutes of the
society obliged all the members to
join at the signal of their chief in
doing . their i utmost to subvert the
existing government and establish a
constitutional government.
, Indiana in a Sorry Plight.
iNDrANAPOLIS. Tnd.. Ma
failure ot the 1 Legislature to provide tor
the pending State indebtedness ; has left
Indiana in a sorry plight. ThelState offi
cer to-day borrowed $330,000 to pay thes
interest on bonds, .
J ' " : riilitd to Deatltc:: , .
CiNCfNNATi; March 17. Henry
Harms, aged 50, foreman at. William
"Miller's stove and range works, was
crushed to "death this afternoon by the
tilting over of a pile of sheet iron six feet
high. He died immediately.
STATE JTE1VS.
There seems to be no abatement of
the m easel epidemic. Two to
bacco warehouses, ; of . Oxford, were
burned by the recent fire - Nine
out of every ten farmers we ask, de
clare in favor of free license on fertil
izers. Durham Recorder.
- There is a colored man working on
the High Point section, who was
married to his wife not yet fifteen
years ago, and since that time she has
presented him with thirteen children.
High Point Enterprise.
Bishop Lyman will preach at "the
Episcopal church Tiext Sunday.-
The town has a new ' lamp-lighter.
He rides a spotted pony and lights
with electricity. We live in a pro
gressive age. Our , Methodist
friends have about raised funds
enough to build. a handsome parson
age. It will be located on the church
lot fronting on Scales stroetReids
ville TPee&fy, ', .
Bishop Wallace W. Duncan, of S.
C, will preach the annual sermon at
Trinity College, June next. Hon. A.
M. Waddell, of Wilmington, N. C,
will deliver the literary address.
Mr. Henry Brooks met with a pain
ful, but not serious accident, yester
day while hunting. In discharging
the un, the breech screw blew out,
striking him in the forehead cutting
a considerable gash above one of his
eyes.-v--nrrA telegram announcing
thedeath of Mr. Joseph T. William
son, in New Orleans, was received
here yesterday. He- was for a long
time connected with the firm of Wil
liamson & Upchurch, and was a
nephew of Capt. B. P. Williamson.
A farmer of this county gave a
lien bond a few days ago, and among
the personal property mentioned was
one bay horse, cno one-horse wagon
an fourteen head of hounds. Now
should the said former fail to take up
the lien in the fall the. question arises,
what will the mortgagee do with the
fourteen head of hounds ? Raleigh
Visitor. ,
Near Cunningham's store last Sat
urday evening Mr. John Hendricks's
horse ran aways with his nephew,
Willie Hendricks, a young man about
18 years of age, ant . killed himself
anoVthe young Tnai.Roxboro 2eirs.
t. Perhaps the oldest married couple liv
lhg in this State is to be found in Deep
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INTEReStS.OF THE CITY
OP GREENSBORO,"
Greensboro; N. C. Mrr. -191887.
SrjvPv Yadkin county. We
allude 15 William IreUnd and wile, the
husband- beingo6 years old and his help
mate oo. They have bee.i " married 73
years . Their union has !eeq blessed
with 14 children - and ihelr tlescendanU
have reached the JourXh . generation.
Winston Republican.' , :
t Waterloo f of 'IVhihUeu.
A telegram, to the New,-York Timet
.,uw nv says ; , xne(iriends or high
icenso are jubilant to-night. After a
neaiea controversy in the-Assembly this
evening they ordered the Crosby.' bill to
a third readinc. A- mnnmi.,i
representing the various 1-agues. orders
and combinations", who a. cohere to pro
mote linuor's intrcf
of the small galleries, and saw the high-
fwv.tjgjuu uy, jinese sad
dened spectators are leaning "uV 'against
one another in th rviuon ,,. .
midnight, discussing a situation in which
..nvj vm acc uu vomioTi.- Ail tne indi
cations now point to the passage ;of the
bill m due season. Mr.Crosby has riven
notice that he wiir move a call of the
nouse wnen the bill again comes up.
mantel aemmary.
Greensboro, ;N. -0;. - )
Editor Morning iVeir: Thecloslnir
T)OSed Onlv Of Vhlincy larttna JLn..A .
good literary entertainment. Wed-
The exercises hfMron nt.
'prayer bysBev. Mr. Cornell.1 of Sum-
luciiiuiu circuit.
. .Address by the presldenJHss'
Lnlv- Black. SnhWf.T.t
This ladv showed thnt RhA ro kL
making deep researches. andwas feuo-
vcsoiui m uuuumng rare Knowledge
-iivm uicui, me uuuress was 'Well
seasoned and crnnrl. f- v
Declamation, hv Arfc4; T?nnnt
Smith. m Tho "Lightning? rod Dis-
opcuav-r. misa omun is .very fluent,
and spoke well. ; , . -.1
Debate-The snhipo
Which ia of the higher -alue to man-
.mu, music or poetry r Miss "Louisa
Lewis . struggled hard, producing
many points showing v:hy .poetry g
Of the . most vainer Mica
Aldman took music and discussed It
witn mucn aonity . and madeAflne
impression. . , 1 :
Paper, bv Miss EmmA Jrtmki;i,
makes a good editress and ;6bettxS to
ave an inerequsitequalltiC3,fbr,that
work, and was, complimented by
several, v . . .
Kecitation The Last Hymn ty
Miss Mary Alford. She merited
much attention and gave a good reci
tation. , . . ' .
, Good music rthroughottt The
double quartette deserves x special
mention. r
This school is undoubtedly "in the
lead in the training of young .ladles,
how to speak and act upon a rostrum!
They are taught soon after coming to
this Institution ; to handle' log?cal
questions as ably as the youqg;meti.
Bennett Is a place for thoroughness.
Fathers; don' t Forget that Green.sbom
N. C, is the place to send .-ydur Wva
and girls to get an education, 4 . .jx --,-
Thursday after the shades-of -nigit
came upon us. we wended our way to"
Bennett Seminary to witness tho
closing exercises of Beniiett Literary
Club. We had been seated hilt a Tew
minutes, when the bell sounded 'tell
ing us the approach of the speakers.
After a hymn and prayer by Rev;
Mr. Gibson, of St. Matthew's M. E.
church, the exercises, which" consist
ed of declamations. debates, orations
and music, began. The sptakihg was
good. The debaters on Cicero arid
Demosthenes, produced, good argu
ments, Mr. Lewis, of Virginia,' show
ing some of the excellent qualities of
Cicero, thereby- encouraging young
men to make such a pathway through
life as shall be creditable : as' patriots
and scholars. Mr. Yaughn, -oi" the
District of Columbia iu "argument
showed that though adversities stare
us in the faces; yet a bright:Jature
awaits us. The sold, by Miss- Gib
son, was excellent in execution. In
short, all was good, and-our hearts
said It Is good to ho here." ... .
We cannot know the grand work
that Is being done In-this "school un
less we visit and see; how earnestly
the teachers labor, that .thoso who go
out may be added to tha galaxy,
which shall shine on 'antl' on, Until
Ethiopia shall stretch forth her hands
toGo4 " ; G. M. Wi
NIco nrid Sweet. -
Grapes ! Grapes ! Grapes ! Lake Keu
ka, Catawba; 2I2 lb, boxes 35 cts, .il
atM. K.Callura's... I
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AND OF THE STATE.
No. 56'
Answer toJC::i:nS
Editor ' Morning Km if-lf there should
boa firo In South dicensboro, tho
r" 4iuw u w ivi do in Winston,
txyauso It would take only about two
there aro no reservoirs- Why wv
"io people south of thodty lino
trie . """"s iu uy laxen
in, ir the vhoU could bo absorbed. In
cluding WarnersvUle. This would
Increase the area of taxation and tho
value of taxable property, and the
burden would bo uahied.'. 8. G.
Tax Payer Zleplltt.
Editor Morning Kertti My card In
your issue ol the 17th teems to hare
struck a hornet's nest, if one must iadre
irorn the cards ia yesterday's issue'
f -Cituen? saj-s I object to the engine
mJI"? T0Wn ffe '4tour-" 1 one
day. I would not be so unDeighborly
as to object to South Greensboro having
use of the engine In case of fire, say as
far as Rev. Mr Tidball's resident, if
anV fOOa COtllrl hf amrsltcVt a j
should a fire break out in South Greens-.
uwj no questions would be asked wheth
er the engine should go or not. Our no-
Sj?rc .comPany would be out there ia
a jiffy; but. hold I what would Sooth
Greensboro want with a fire engine and
no water ? Oh I I have it ; that soda
fountain would do the work;
J'Just Once" says that -one ol the
principal objects in purchasing a firo en
ge was to make a show and parade.''
Wei!, if that don't beat the Jews ! Our
taxpayers must be overstocked with cash
if the engine was bought lor that pur
pose. It I mistake not, the main and
only obj'ect in buying an engine was to
protect the property in Greensboro from
fire. No one objects to the boys making
a rrand. bif show anA ifiri
cr they feel like it, and I will withdraw
my objection. "Just Once," and iay.let
fun. If they need, any, money to bear
their expenses. Tax Payer will help them.
Tax Payer helped pay. lor the boys uni
form. . 'One ol the Company" mayVant
more help, but Tax Payer will remenber
hl17U 1 . . ; . - Tax PAm.
JUore About Electric XAghtM.
Editor Morning Kexc :- "Rox" reply
to "Tax Payer' shows plainly that
electric light Is cheaper as a street
light than gas. Now tho question
may arise with Tax Payer ."What will
tho gas company do?' Will they
endeavor to make It a self-sustaining1
corporation by Increasing the rate of
gas used by email consumers so In tho
end the tax payer will either "bo com
pelled to pay a higher rate for his
gas or use coal'oll ?
At tho present rate wo pay for gas
$2.50 perm. .
A gas light consuming four feet to
tho hour will provide a light oflG
candle power.
Now, to use this light say six hours
per night ; it will consume seven
hundred and twenty feet of gas per
month at a cost of$l.0 ; a coal oil
lamp producing tho same candle
power light will consume In on
month about four gallons of oil at a
coat ofsrt cpnffl. Nnw innnn .
lip-nts mn hn nnf In rtm
$1.00 per light per. month such wo
owia w ecu ia peru got enca per
than eras and onlv 20 rt hlrrKrv- -f.H
coal oil. . .
Another" consideration in favor of
electric light ; all tho annoyance in
uiuwuiuS ugu us oonnnea to tho
o-- v JkilU
matters of suffocation, explosion, dis-
a ting the atmosphere In rooms usln
gas being entirely avoided hv !rww
lights. . k"
The incandescent light Is a beauti
ful BnH Mfrt Hrrhf Vi-
the Baltlmorn Xfnn. frh, sj r
January 8, 1S87, pago 777 :
"Tho electric currents for Incandes
cent lamps are In no senso dansrtrocs
wua iuo cit-uixomouvo rorca
of such current hfln fr trt-,
narm to tho human system, crca
If by chance tho current should pars
a u xwspecuuuy xours,
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The Uond Election An Inspor-
' f ant Point
Editor Morning Kevti ' 1
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htc iwu uic vanous amencrneats
to our citv charterma.de hv th u i-..
islature. The city commissioners have
ordered an election for Marrk
quesupa of issue of $100,000 of citv
wwmis j.viic , wc nave to
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Coamct
u3k. at fcTarikmatatr
rote oa the amceats, Tt!i la ret
tA0 tood deal cl c
ff5.1 ttirrcd epea tl- He?
that If we thebofij th8 prcStt
RUvor and Ccmmlssioneri laesU-
rt w0? Cradkg the stmts,
caking sidewalks, tewers, Ot
course, wc all knowttthis would be
the part ot tho dtirtss't raise mcsey
to make dtr-lnBfaffnMt t .ki
- w m4 tMaf 4V w tiaai"S
Jan stares ci ia the lace that the cmtat"
board lK.. 1,1 u. -JlT?- -.T?-
caarieras bow amended, to make all
these contract- if thn ivsr. .v..
bonds. The argument Is used tgiiast
the issue." that ih im if..
board have the Intention to fcrtsIl
pcopic, ana cenanuy make coa
tracts, when th r!t?rM .
a new dtr tdminbtratioa with a rlew
pl,extendlng the money. We all know
a rear asro. ln"5Qntr!nt nf
that were ilgned and filed with them.
commissioners do cot premise u ab-
"7" ww iy neps 10 cupose
of any parte! the bonded debt, and re
frain from making contracts lor any
work 'contemplated la the charter,
amendments, the people ocght to tote
agalnit the Issue ot bonds at this tfme.'
The new admialstratioa can take the
question up agaia and order a new
election. The people are tired cl bmlaV
ing stone walls tor commissioners, and
paying for lanes, called streets, which
are opened for the beneat ot a few
admin Utratioa with ideas big enough
for aU the people, high and low. rich
v- 4.. AJATLIUllT.
LET THE BOYQ OO.
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Editor Mornixa JTm t An tfn rvT-)m
In Greensboro where thn
englno could bo used are llrallsxl, it
tho boys fro to Winston and
8omo! funj and then let tho builncss
men wno occupy uia big hourca una
tho Ehnntlcs nrrrrf
and watch fulness d uri d thnlxlsy. -:
Qttsry,
Editor IfbrniMJj T in f H "1-
vertlsod for rsale. (by order) at a keca
on Snnih Tim tW t r iM
Violation of tho dty crdlcnnce? Is It
xair 10 compel our rcgniar nsh ccaJcrs
to pay stall rent, and Kill only; at tho
market, and allow others to at
their stores? Reocal tha rmiinftnir
or enforce them, says - Jc$Tiak
The water dIdcs are bela? claed alaft
the streets through which the tnafn ! inl
tended to run. The ike. thleknM.
weight of the pipes explains , why tlie
system of Water Works shccld .-.cost so
much money. It comes Jrcm a rtU-
able source, that a joint stock 'company
is oeiag lormea nere to. Ifjist Salisbury
br the system of electric lights--. It Is ia
oopea inai 11 win oe cone, ns
in need of more lirht inst -tLO-aT". SaUi-
wc are
bury Wkichmam.
- SPECIAL CUT mZ3.
aBVaaaaaaaMBaaaaaV
New Cottage near the Presbrtertin
church, now occupied by Mr.aC. H,
Doughty, House has four rooms, pan
try, front and back porch. Good wdl
ot water on lot. Bent pays is per cent
on the price, $Soo; terms cash. Apply
mioit to J. U BROCKH A2f,
Bluo 3Potoa
Is a No. 1 Chewlnr Tobacco. Try
it Bold by Houston & Bro. Who! esale
agents.. . ..r . tl
Ask Porter & Tate lor Tar Heel lini
ment.' " ''J 1 ' " : : ' ' if
Hunter & Hichanx are selliisg Tar
Heel Liniment. - tl ,
.Cure that Rhumatism by cslc Tar
H eel liniment. Lin dsay & Schen ck sell
Tar Heel Liniment. tl
Lake Kruka Crapes, , fresh and nice,
at if. K.Callnm's..
I'have 03 hand a fall line ' cl bcit
Liquors. Bailey's Iteeti2cd Cera 7LIs
ky and Nathans Bros, cli Whet Whis
key six years cl fine EranditJ, Gin;
Rum. Beer, Wiaea an ttz11 " fries
'cider Crcs'-cf 'charge --Ttli cider Is ten
for liHy-.cse -arcan be bcrjttfcr
SOC TtCr
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".'. Yours Very Hcrpectf-l!y,
rrom one to ten cents encn. fcrery maa
that buys whiskey Crcrra me by - the
drink he 'frets a rlrs cl pnre t: zls