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GREENSBORO, N; C.
Entered at the Post-Office at Greensboro, N. C as
second class mail matter.
By J. S. Hampton.
MONDAY,... MAY. 32, 1887.
Jg The English and Virgin
ian Commissioners are holding
secret sessions.
,8 Porter Wimby, a negro,
has been bound over in the sum
of $1,200 for his part in the
Greenville, S. C, robberies. Wil
liam Froneberger, colored, dray
man, was discharged. He bears
a good character.
5& A private letter from Ex
Secretary Manning, the first he
has written for months, has been
received by a friend in New York
and pronounces him in better
condition than at any time since
his attack.
Jr Montana claims to have
the four greatest mines in the
worldthe Anaconda Bluebird,
Granite Mountain and the Drum
Lummon. Their combined pro
duct for the present year will ap
proximate $9,000,000.
Jg The Danville Daily Regis
ter says that when Sir Edward
Thornton arrived in Richmond,
the other day, there was no offi
cial at the cars to receive .him,
and suggests that this looks like
a very poor showing of Virginia
hospitality.
8" Millionaire Jacob Sharp
was before the court in New York
city on the 29th, charged with
bribery. His lawyers wanted the
court to quash the indictment
against him. When the court
adjourned further talk was in or
der for Saturdaymorning.
The telegraph informs us
that Local Assembly No. 3,217,
Knights of Labor, have adopted
resolutions censuring President
Cleveland because of his action in
ordering troops to Dakota to
evict settlers on the Crow and
Winnebago agencies. Every ad
ministration for the last forty
years has had to order greedy
white men from Indian reserva
tions who were tresspassing.
There are lands enough to be had
without oppressing the Indians,
and they should be taught to re
spect the public treaties of the
United States.
Mr. Dakin, the member of
the Michigan Legislature, an ac
count of whose accusation for
bribery was given in the News a
few days ago, has been tried,
found guilty and expelled. Yet
there is very much sympathy ex
pressed in his behalf. Many la
dies are on his side. He is a
Knight of Labor, and a sort of a
nobody, who tried to do as some
of his co-members had done, or,
as he expressed it on the stand!
"he only wanted to imitate Sena
tor Hubbell on a small scale,"
in collecting a small fund to be
spent socially. But he wasn't as
cute as Senator Hubbell and
others, and was made a cheap ex
ample of by his confreres in the
Legislature, probably to be rid of
him. It is thought he may be
returned by the K. of L. , and go
back to plague his persecutors
and prosecutors.
Keep the Boys at Home.
The Moravians in former vears
practiced ; a number of customs,
which. to-day, would appear pe
culiar, but they re good and
time and progress have not im
prove upon them. One was that
no younger and very few older
citizens were. to be seen upon the
streets at night, and 9 o'clock was
a general time for retiring. Now-a-days,
boys have gotton to be
real night owls, and a youngster
will learn more mischief, turned
loose upon the streets for one
mght, than he will at home in a
life time. Moral : keep the bovs
at home Winston Republican. '
In all well-regulated communi
ties the boys are kept at home af-
ter dark. The result is, they get
plenty of sleep and are kept from
indulging in excesses, which
make old men of young ones.
A young man can use up his vi
tal forces in five years, or he can
prolong; them till he reaches
seventy. And Ave are under ob
ligations, not only to ourselves,
but to those dependent upon us
and to our Creator, to take good
care of the body and maintain its
vital forces that the soul, whose
tenement the body is, may be
kept in a condition to adore Him
who called us into being in a dual
naturebody, from the dust of
the earth, and the spirit, which is
given by God himself.
Remember, oh, youth, that
"God shall bring every work into
judgment, with every, secret
thing, whether it be good, or
whether it be evil."
After all, parents are at fault
for the evils communities are suf
fering for the crimes committed
by the youngsters. As the twig
is bent the tree is inclined, and so
it will grow. Keep your boys
from evil influences ; keep them
at home at night, and bring them
up in the fear of the Lord, that
they may be as plants grown up
in their youth, and thus be well
started in life ready to battle for
all there is good in it.
The Value of a Quarter,
We imagine that a quarter of a
dollar can be changed 215 difter
ways. The pieces used in making
the changes are the 2o cent piece,
10 cent piece, 5 cent piece, 3 cent
piece, 2 cent piece and one cent
piece. To be able to make the
changes would require one 20
cent piece, two ten pieces, five 5
cent pieces, eight 3 cent pieces,
twelve 2 cent'pieces, and twenty
five I cent pieces, making in all
fifty-two pieces of money, repre
senting $ 1.38. Agent's Herald.
Rev. E. M. Joyner, editor of
the Church Messenger, and rector
of the Episcopal church at Rock
Hill preached at that place last
Sunday upon an interesting topic.
He preached upon murder and
bloodshed of all kinds, but dwelt
particularly upon the recent
lynching of the five murderers at
Yorkville. He said that the fault
was not with the jurors and judges,
but with the people of the country
who uphold the lawbreakers in
their violations of the law and of
order, and he further said that un
less so much bloodshedding was
stopped, that we might expect
the vengeance of God. He was
sorry to say that South Carolina
was ahead of any of her sister
States in violence and law-breaking
of all kinds. His sermon was
an able one, and will, no doubt,
have a good effect on his hearers
and the .community at large.
Charlotte Chronicle.
MUSICAL.
A musical exchange has an ar
ticle on "Silent Music." The
worst of it is, that there is altogeth
er too little of the article.
"That's rather a chestnut," said
Jones to Tompkins, as Miss Brown
said she couldn't sing because of
a cold. "Yes ; a hoarse chest
nut," said Tomokins.
Stranger "Does Mr. Jones live
on this floor ?" Musical young
lady "No. sir ; his room is an
octave higher in the next flat." .
A trombone player has been ad
ded to; the Marine Band. In view
of possible complications with
England.it was doubtless wise
to begin to strengthen our navy..
Some one has indented a ma
chine for moving upright pianos.
If some upright man will now in
vent a quick method of paying
the purchase money, everybody
will have a new piano.
An exchange wants a law pas
sed compelling singers to appear
when advertised. A law compell
ing some; of them to advertise
when they are going to appear,
would give the populace a chance
to take to the woods.
Edith "Ma, that new maid is
awfully stupid." Mamma "What
has she done ?" Edith I want
ed to practice a little, so I sent
her to the music-room for "The
Lost Chord." Mamma "Well ?"
Edith "She brought me the
clothes line."
G. WILL ARMFIELD'S
Ladies Dress BoojsSummer Weight-Just In.
Just in a complete line of ladies dress gjods. newest and latest. styles, at
low prices.
"WViH FABRICS.
I am now offering mv entire stock of remnants and 'odd lengths of Wash
Goods, including Sateens. Ginghams, Seersucker, both plain and crinkled,
and chambreys at prices to please the closest buyers.
' 7ha Immenss Shce Department
I desire to call attention to my large
v iuii line 01 .ejgier s ana tiie Hay btate work in all styles and qualities.
Also the nationally noted Hess Shoes in all stvles and nunlitif. and an
immense bargain county loaded with
cna iois ai nair ineir original cost.
Clothing
I bought Verv larch' of Clothing
In this special department I lead do not follow. The clothing department
is so yaried and extensive that I cannot give you in detail the many special
bargains I am offerirg. but can positively assure yu that an examination of
me goods will undoubtedly eliect us a sale for the reason that I am making
many great sacrifices in this particular line.
Hats, Trunks, Valises. Umbrellas. Ladies' and Gents' FnrnUhinrr.
All of these departments are kept complete at all times, but like cverv
other line, there are ocjd numbers, articles and garden's which I am willing
JMlach and Cold front Commercial Block.
I Tobacco. Co. y$o
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Situated In the immediate section of country that produces a erad
navor ana quiuuy is not grown eisewnere in me wona. me popuiaruy 01 ueae cocas only limit
ed by the quantity produced. We are in position to command the choice of all W r n V DCCT
offerings upon this market, and epare no paioa or expense to srlre the trade the iLllI DtOI
y Is
The space on top is the quantity of
POWDER BLUE in ordinary boxes.
A FIVE CENT STICK OF INDIGO ELUE
contains as much as four wooden boxes,
and will make fifty gallons ot the best
blue water.
Sold by Houston & Bro., wholesale
agents. Greensboro, N. C, tf
DR. J. Q..BR0DHAX.
Physician .unci fsinrp-ooii.
Office lor the present, at his residence
on Ash street, opposite Mrs. Dr. Hall.
TOO only known specific for Epileptic Flu.
Also for Spasms and FaOlnff Sickness. Kerrocs
"WcakncM It Instantly rellerei and curea, Clcanscj
blood and quickens slostfsh circulation. Keatrsy.
Ikes germs of disease and urea sickness. Cures
A SKEPTIC SAID
ugly blotches tad stubborn blood fores. EUmmatet
Bolls, Carbuncles and cil. GTPemaner.tly and
promptly cures paralyse. Yes. It Is a charming and
healthful Aperient. Kills Scrofula and gtngj JLrU,
twin brothers. Chances Dad breath to good, rcnor-
uw cause, jiouta dUIous tendencies and maki
clear complexion. Eaualledb Bonn fn tfca tatt)
of ferer. A charmin resolvent and a matchlefi
laxative. It drives BJck Headache like the -wind.
ryXontalns no dixstlc cathartic or opUtcs. BelieTct
tTHE GREflfi
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the brain of morbid fancies. Promptly cures Ehei
UJ ivuunsjii. restores UTe-glvta proper,
ties to the blood. Is guaranteed to cure all nervoui
disorders. rrTEellable irhea all opiates latt. Bo,
xreshes the mind and invigorates the body. Cures
nj cytina or money rerunaea.
b , , , w u i. m conqueror, lmhi mj
, wrttlng byovernfty thousand leadlni S
lergymea and physicliis In U. B.Tko
WFor sale by all leading drugglstaTYlJsa.
The Dr. 8. A. BIchmond Medical Co- Pror
' For testimonials and circulars send sUmn.
CharieaK.Crittenton.ATent.KewTorkCtty
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F.P.SMITH,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
DEALER IN
Harness, Saddles, TTlrips,
MACHINE OIL,
Farmers' Oil: Shinrfpx 9 i.o
per thousand.
Composting Goods ' on hand.
10 d ap.20
and varied sprfng stock of Shoes.
every style, quality and size of shoes.
Department.
this Snrirm. and mv ?!nrL- i rr.mnlef.
rBlACKlVEU'S
URHACI TOBACCO
HONEST,
POPULAR,
UNIFORM,
RELIABLE,
SATISFACTORY
Is the Most
SMOKING TOBACCO
EVER PUT UPON THE MARKET,
Hence Dealers and Consumers always pro
nounce it Trie. BEST.
le of Tobacco that in texture,
rOHTEIt AIM TATr,
Successors to
PORTER & DRLTON,
Dealers in .
DrugsandMedicines,
Crecosboro, K. C
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II I vvere to say I was receiving the
Largest and Handsomest
stock of Dry Goods, Dress Goods,
White Goods, Fine Shoes. Slippers,
and also Men's Hats that was ever of-
leted in Greenshoro, N. C.. it would be
rather too old a song to sing in this
day and time, and as a!l Ladies who
want new dresses, wunt ihcm of such
styles and quality as suit them, and
cannot tell what will best please them
by reading any
FLAMING ADVERTISEMENT,
the only alternative is to come and
see the coods. as a sufficient idea
couid not be given in an advertise
ment to justify you in saying whether
or not you would be pleased wjthout
first sceii.g the variety of
FINE DRESS GOODS
I am now offering, and getting
prices, so I hereby extend you a cordi
al invitation to call and examine the
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goods that I now have in store, and
to arrive. Very Respectfully.
W. R. MURRAY.
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from thos who tare realised, by fr
tonal use, the curative powers of Aytr'i
Cherry rectoraL I cannot jtzoz-
la praise of Aycr"a Cherry rcclori, U.
llerlng as I do that, but for its ce, j
hodd long since hare died froa l.
trouUes. E. Brandon, ralestiae.Ttx.
About six months ao I had B txtm
Hemorrhage ct lh Luns. brmrtt m
by a distressing Cough, which UrpmM
zne ot sleep and rest- I Lad used tan.
us cough balsama and expectorant.
without obtaining TtheL. A Iriecd all
Tlaed me to try
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
I did ao, and am harry to xj thu &
helped me at one, lij centaoBed cm
this medicine cured my cocrb. aad, I
am satisfied, saved my hfe MrsTli
Co burn, 13 Second t., Lowell, Maja.
I hare used Ayer'a Cherry Peetoral
for oyer a year, and sincerely UUv, t
should have been In my Tave, tad h
sot been for this medicine. It las cured
me of a daneeroua affection of the lots-,
for which I had almost despaired of etVr
finding remedy. D. a. MtMuIn.
Vlndsor, Pro v in'- of Ontario.
Ayer'e Cherry reetcral saved my 1
Two Tears afro I took a cry severe CVVJ
which settled on mr lunr. I ctau!'e4
physicians, and took the remedies tur
prescribed, but failed to ttaia re'.f
nnUi I bean uain- Ayer's Cherry lVcw
toraL Two bottiea cf this tae-iicisve
completely restored my health. Uzm
2d. Allen, West Lancaster, OL.o.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Pretiarsd by Dr. J.CAml Co eX V M
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Brown's Iron BrnxRS
is one of the very few tonic
medicines that arc not corn
posed mostly of alcohol cr
v.hiskcy, thus bccom:r. a
fruitful lourcc of intcmpcr
ancc by promoting a desire
for rum.
Brown's Iron Brrrrns
ts guaranteed to be a nca
intoxicating stimulant, and
it will, in nearly every case,
take the place of all liquor,
and at the same time abso
lutely kill the desire for
whiskey and other intoxi
cating beverages.
Rev. G. W. Rice, editor of
the American Oiristijx AV-i-iew,
says of Brown's Iroa
Bitters:
Ga.,0.,NoT.i6.iSSi.
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of nul farpc ia bciisr
pleasure, and rkkcs
iBce of our feojc, nuXe
yoor rrrpxridoa a neccstryi
ad il f7id, iU uvt ts
dred ho resort to salsoeJ
for tcrsporary rcccpcrai
Brown's Iron Brrns
lia3 been thoroughly tested
for dpepsb, indigestioa,
biliousness, weakness, debil
ity, overwork, rheumatissv
neuralgia, consumption,
liver complaints, kidney
troublcs. fcc., and it never
P-il to render speedy and
lcrmanent rcUcC
To tho People.