GREENSBORO, N. C.
Entered at the Post-Office at Greensboro, N. C. as
second class mail matter.
By J. S. Hampton. .
FRIDAY MAY, 6, 1887.
Jg TheEnglish and Virgin
ia Commissioners are holding se
cret sessions.
Arbor Day, for the general
planting of trees, is now observed
, in twenty States and is doing
a great deal of good..
President Cleveland is fairly
swamped with invitations to vis
it summer resorts, attend school
and college commencements,
present prizes and make address
es. -;
J8Mr. Parnell has selected
Mr. William O'Brien, editor of the
United Ireland, as the Home
Rule candidate for Northeast
Cork, to fill the vacancy in the
House of Commons caused by the
resignation ot Mr. Edmund
Leamy, Home Ruler.
Miss Ada Leigh, of Paris,
rrintrnHirrc fl-i cfifama .U.
. . . .w. w v.- ?iuiv.iu v. II C 1114 L
she has collected the whole of the
$60,000 needed for the British and
American Young Men's Home in
the French capital. She has
sent to Paris $20,000, and is still
looking about for the lacking $40,
000. Mr. Gladstone, in a letter
asking to be excused from at
tending a meeting in favor of the
anti-vaccination movement, gives
as one of his reasons the state
ment that he is busily engaged
in opposing the compulsory in
oculation of the whole Irish na
tion withJtheCoercion bill.
Charles Denby, United
States Minister to China, writes
that he finds it difficult to support
the dignity of his position on the
salary allowed him. There are
125 foreign residents at Pekin,
and they entertain frequently and
well. Minister Denby is obliged
to do his share of entertaining,
and finds it hard to make both
ends meet.
J5 Blushing is a disease, says
the New Orleans Picayune.. No
one blushes for shame. While
the woman of the world may
wear cheeks of marble, the inno
cent country lass is made red by
being looked at. The perjurer
tells his story without a change
of color; the honest witnesses
flushed and confused by the law
yer who is hired to suppress
.truth in courts of justice. Count
less roses are said to blush un
seen. They are very foolish,
lohticians never blush, but they
grow red in the face over the
spirit of the campaign, and claim
modesty as an inheritance.
SP-A numbT...... :,l
Massachusetts regiments wh
figured in the
Petersbur, visaed Pth5 T.,n!
the great conflict yesterday e,t
ed in the u '""ay, rest-
o Lc::zt" drnk
Mahone was theTe tH u'
- for the Coate: td a""
together the occasion "as a
Pleasant one. Th, u
I ne New York World says thev.
have a wondrous erTerf in
ing the little traces
- of w;r
: .
ness that yet exist in
tr i
the erudite editor of the Wilmir-
ton Star what tUrr, V
the word cu W Z.- ei"?
Unusual ? It is not Jn . ' .
w ,s I,oc m our conv to
,:r"Ster' nor do find it in
""ws .unabridged. w
not wiseabovc that which is ,
, . .
v V. (11 r I
K. u.cu m standard dictionaries.
"A lnatWasno' our point in
the. 'l nrin.m T
.,ua xree art,cJ j
ina which when we are ir.
norant of all the facts pertaining
wnac we may. designate as
curious will, when we 'are fully
posted on all the whys and where
fores, be anything and everything
but curious.
The Kah way Murder.
Our readers are familiar with
the murder of an unknown girl or
woman near Rahway, N. J. The
New York World hit upon Ana
Christine Larscn as the murdered
one. It made a grand splurge
over the matter, day after day,
till, all at once, it ceased to harp
on Ana. In the meantime, the
coroner's inquest has been held,
but the verdict has not been gen
dered. The last we have heard
of the case is the following "gen
tle" confession of the World:-
It, seems that Ana Christine
Larsen is alive and here in New
York. She arrived in the coun
try too late to be made the victim
of the Rahway outrage. The
World has labored diligently to
discover Ana, and is now pleased
to announce the fact that she ' is
living. The theory which iden
tified her with the Rahway mys
tery was based upon a most re
markable set of coincidences.
The story, as printed by the
TJ7-7 .7 Y 1 m .... J
wuria wx weeks 01 diligent re-
search, seemed to be one that
mifht thrnw Harlit- nns-n -'U
miGrllt throw llVht nnnn the mvc
tery jbut this, like every other
theory advanced, has fallen to
pieces, and the cloud about the
Rahway crime is thicker than
ever.
SORTS.
When women are allowed to
vote there wiil be a great deal of
bustle about the campaign.
When a man is twenty-five he
knows something ; when he is
forty-five he wishes he knew
something.
In England a politician
"stands" for office, but in this
country he "runs," and he has
-to hump himself, too.
Young housewife "What mis
erable little eggs again ! You
must really tell them, Jane, to
let the hens sit on them - a little
longer."
Somebody has written a book
entitled "What Shall My Son
Be ?" Upon which some one
frankly replies : If the boy is as
bad as the book the chances are
that he will be hanged."
Female Doctors.
Baltimore Sun.
The Women's Medical TnlUo-
of Baltimore held its fifth annua
1
commencement in the Young
Men's Christian Association Hall
yesterday. The semi-c i r c u I a r
front of the platform was fringed
with flowers and green branches.
The audience was comDospd .n
great part of ladies. The exer
cises began with prayer by4Rev.
R. S. Rowe, and there was vocal
music ;with instrumental accom
paniments. The members of the
faculty and others occupied the
platform. Dr. Richard Hen
"omas. "- ln, conferred d!-
Tt. . ...
?.maS t0rS f medicine 011
MlssInd!-M- Cochel, of-Balti-
d. Ui J"" McAl-
F T T, T ' Dn E"
K Cordell, professor of the prin-
cip,es a,,d 'practice 01
a bkaS " Prize to Dr.
b
"T" " I" f med'"-
C'ne: 1 here have' bn fifteen
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The unririi.r.,! i
I for,rt ,l . s u , c leave. 10 ' m-
I., . . "uiiihiu tuuniv
i?1"" v sih Slate. ouUocS:
z,nc "r seet iron, with cold leaf
" 1 ask is l,?at 1 may be ner
trv mv L-.Jl t
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V.;.??.,uuno M Dt
WlAlL.r: lllllininrv n f as -.
a, - V" auuin.mm street.
Also. I einn nv K .
urin : v u"5 limner, ana
7 ri.ncK JbS bCnd HmilS Of
oreensboro. Robt. w. TlJn,
im,ni3r. ",lrt0
Foi Rent.
Two new cotticrps u.. .... ,
. ""il IIJVC jour
rT5raK?.liw.. . Seated
-uiv.ii an cel.
1 IRi r w-VAtri MonitDUAUOl
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The space on top is the quantity of
POWDER BLUE in ordinary boxes.
A FIVE CENT STICK OF INDIGO BLUE
contains as much as four wooden boxes,
and will make fifty gallons of the best
blue water.
Sold by 'Houston k Uro., wholesale
agents. Greensboro, N. C. tf -
DR. J. G. BRODHAX.
Fliysioisiii and !5?nxoii.
Office for the present, at his residence
on Ash street, opposit- Mrs. Ejr. Hall.
raj only known specific for SpIIcptlc Tits.
ilso for Spasnu and Falling Sickness. Kerrow
"Weakness It Instantly relieves and cores. Cleanses
blood and quickens slnsglsh circulation. Keutra
lizes germs of disease and saves eickness. Cares
ugly blotches and stubborn Wood sorea. Ellmlnatet
BoUs, Carbncc:e3 and Scalds. C7-Permane-tly and
promptly cares paralyse. Ye, It Is a charming and
healthful Aperient. ElV.z Scrofula and Kings ErO.
twin brothers. Chansca cad breath to
fnethe cacse. Ronta wnt. tnnJ i
, - uumtica nuix QUK4
clear complexion. Equalled bf none In the delirium
of fever. A charming resolvent and a jnatchlCi
laxative. It .drives Blck Eeadacho like the wind.
t3ContaIns no drastic cathartic oroplates. Eellevci
v (THE GREati
the brain of morbid fancies. PrompUy cures Khen.
matism i)v rontlne It. Ttactnnxi n
ties to tho blood. Is guaranteed to cure all nervous
disorders. CSrp.eiiablo when all opiates fan. Ec,
freshes the mind and Invigorates tho body. Cures
Slergymen and physicians inVAKo
WTFor sale by ail leading drugglsuf SX
The Dr. S. A. Eichmond Medical Co. IYona
, Bt. Joseph, Mo. T0P,(3)
For testimonials and circulars send stamp
CharleaH.Crittenton. Afnt, Xew Tork City
GREENSBORO. N C.
DEALER IN
Harness, Saddles, Whips,
MACHINE OIL,
Farmers' Oil. Shinvtex 9 1.9
s O f-"-" J. n
per thousand. -
Composting Goods on hand.
- Pp.20
act as solicitors for
trado-marks, copyrights, etc.. for
the United States, and to obtain pat.
Xuw " vjaiuua, jLBgiana, x ranee.
chargo
sJ Tliirty-slx yeara practice. "o
a?wtlSbtained thrOTfih Tt3 aro noticed in
tae SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, vhich hca
the largost circnlatioc nd ia tho Kiost lafei.
Thiol.-- J ...
w w mo paper tiCTotea
to science, mechanics, inyentions, ccgineerin
worka, and other departments of industrial
copies by mail, 10 cents. Bold by ell new
AddresaSTnnn & Co-.pblishers of Scien
kfio American 261 Eroadway, New York.
WaElbooli about patents mailod fxeo.
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Fltnated In the Immediate section of country to&t prod
ed by tbe quantity produced. We are In position to command the choice of &U II rn V nr ox
offerings upon thl3 market, and spare no pains or expense to giro the trade the Lll I D tw I
CA SKEFTiO SAID
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pari8pubUshedSvElLYat$3.aTcIr
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DURHAM TOBACCO
(HONEST,
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Is the Mosti uniform,
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SATISFACTORY
v
SMOKING TOBACCO
EVER PUT UPOfi THE MARKET.
Hence Dealers and Consumers always pro
i.niTurnrcT
ucc-s a grade of Tobacco that ia texture.
PORTBn AND T1TP,
Successors to
POHTER & DKLTON,
Dealers in ,
DrugsandMedicines,
irccnstboro, . C
tih 15 IJ? 1)011;
If 1 were to sny 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
fered in Greensboro, N. C, it would be
rather too old a song to sin; in this
day and time, and as a!l Ladies who
want new drescs. want ihcm of such
styles and quality as suit them, and
cannot tell what will best please them
by reading any
FLAMING ADVERTISEMENT,
the uiiSy alternative
see the goods, as a sufficient
couid not br iven in an advertise-
ment to justify you in saying whether
or not )ou would tw pleated uilhoul
first sieii g th- v ine'.y of
FINE DRESS GOODS
i .
am now ottering, yi.d gcitinc
prices, so I hereby extend you a'coroi-
al invitation to call and examine the
goods that I now have In store, and
to arrive. Very Respectfully.
W. K. MURRAY.
whlcb
Your Children
;- ,e0ntIr xpo"a to from
Cold Wlinynn .
, v.,., voua, v;roup, and
t-v.u.t io me tnroAt and
langs. For auch nfim.
Cherry Pectoral, promptly admlnls-
"UU1U "pecay reuef and cure.
. . .
iVh .1.1 k 7 IO?-looping Conch,
afiiicted. tr nwl .l cu. w"8
... . r' me pass win
ter, with much satisfaction: Arer
Cherry Pectoral. r tt,t. .T11
consicfAr thi. r, " .r"iiun.
caciou.of ail Icl5SVSt
l toj our knowled.-Miry ViE
nurst. PreintrMa if Jr.r
Wanderers iJonct,;: ior "lU6
nd any eeremirrSm!
,!iffi,;i7; ;"v:.U,n reeTea the
f .Chatham, CoIuSbUCoTl?. Y.
I hare used Arer'a Chm T..i
la my family for manV
e 'nnd ft especially valoable in
allterlfr I- Medicine allay,
ltXiftioP Tlt iAfl&mmation from
extending to the longs, and qnicklr aab-
- J. B- Welling, Plavfileffhr
T fiml . jr.?
r ;rou nA'v ? for
Cherrr iwtVi 1 ilx Kn M Ayet'a
hJ.tJ1; 11 mean of
;'"r '"V"0 OI my little loy, only air
months old, carrying him aafely thronih
the worst case of Wto,,inwU .
saw Jane Malone. pncf nau.Tenn?
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
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! saved friyi
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onal use. the curative pot. , : ,"t'
Cherry rectoral. ran-,,.. . :
...
ia praise of Ajer'a Cherry 4
lierin- at I do that, Lt flT i ! ,
hould long tlnce hare Iic4 1
trouble. E. Eraau, Pa!: V
Tiaed me to try
1 .Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
a uia o, ana am happy to MT
Co bum, 18 Second at.. Lo;;i.";;j
a nave caea -yer n.mr . ,
for over a year, and ain.rrrlr ll-t. :
hould have been In t:iy Cri. t. r 1
not beenfor thU mediant It lj;t r,
5 of? t?r"Tf f iw
for which I had almmt d, r,., .V.
finding a rcmcly.-D. A. y,-'
-Windsor. Proving of Ontx U.
Ayer' Cherry Perioral mxi ,.t r.
Two Tears ago! took aty .r,-.
which aettlett on my luti. I .It j
physicians nd t.k th rrtnrtli, iV.
rreacril-Nl. but failsl id l.faia .. r.
U. Allen, cat Lancaster, OLk.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Sa by all brvffwu. i-,k ,
LYDIA E. P1NKHAP.V8
VEGETABLE OOTTOmn,
la Ptxj;tir rem
Fr all IUh ralafWl Ct(.UI. 4 J
a X41clae fr TTeaaa. IavrMt,4r .Wmu.
rrrparcil by a
TW CmM4 Cai tmf li mt t mm-f
mt rttliw Ut droopCif ifti, la.ucvi, M
ButotrpirrtwtiMUi.-aJU;v taua
of UT tprlajj i) trtjr abrsw sr tp.
(HT"n7tlclafit Use It and Prta R fttfl
It rraorM nOatai.. tU try. .-u yt
tor ttlaraUat. aa4 rr'itf tiw .f tt -
a4 Wkacaa. ia alr jwi ;. (ir-!;r
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nber.ft. Ukatk'rt 5tl.TiiJitUf
J-3 a--xr ot. rvlf. f rir.. f:j.rt-
for dtW. E. rukk, f.-,. tr mnfKT aa I an
tlT. IacktXt.i-a. fcaJTwoiit
jT8oM by all Xriicclt.-ia m
o Whiskey!
Brown's Iron Bitters
Is one of the very few tonic
medicines that arc not com
posed mostly of alcohol or
. whiskey, thUs becoming a
fruitful source of intemper
ance by promoting a desire
for rum.
Brown's Iron Bitters
is guaranteed to be a non
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 Amtrvan Cluistxan Re
vuzl says of Brown s Iron
Bitters:
Ca.O., Not. 16, iSf .
Cents The fooUth wist
Inj cf kal force ia Itxuacss,
pleasure. nd vicioas mxJbI
Ctce of our pcopJe, euLes
you' rceparatiMo a acccswf j l
fd u rr-rd, ill ue hco
cmis who resort to saloons
tor temporary rccupcraiiaa.
Brown's Iron Bitters
has been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia, indi gestion.
biliousness, weakness, debil
ity, overwork, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption,
IVC t complaints, kidne'
roubles, fix., and it necr
"lis to -render spcetly and
permanent rclici
About tlx montlis aco I l a.?
TIemorrhage of the
by a dbtrcasin- Cough. hu-h Av: 1
me of alepax3 mt, I i., "
cough bahiama and txmXl " ;"
without obtaining relkf. A f-
Tiled m In lr
this medicine currd mV
A. Hagan & Sox.
To the People,