.. Greensboro Almanac Sun rises
4:14. Sun sets 7:09. Moon rises 10:31.
Old newspapers for sale at this
office at 25 cents per hundred.
J8 Capitalists who wish to make
investments in North Carolins lands,
are invited to correspond with the
editor of the Morning News.
Savings Bank meeting to night at
the Court House, at 8 o'clock, sharp.
A thing of beauty is a joy for
ever." See Sample Brown's show
- windows.
Hon. John 8. Henderson, of Sal
isbury, will deliver the literary ad
dress at Concordia College com
mencement. Editor Roberson, of the Charlotte
Chronicle, spent yesterday in this city.
We were not surprised to hear from
him that the Chronicle is in a prosper
ous condition.
Rev. Mr. Stubbs, Rector of St.
Barnabas" Episcopal church went
down to Raleigh last night to attend
the Episcopal Convention which con
venes in that city to-morrow.
We have received the handsome
circular of the Atlantic Hotel, of More
" head City, setting forth the new and
varied attractions, for this year, of this
neliRjnrul summer resort.
Pure candy is wholesome, but
adulterated stuff one-third lerra alba
is highly injurious to health. Read
the announcement. of the Greensboro
Candy Company in this day's paper.
Messrs. C. D. Benbow and C. H.
Doughty, of this city, delegates to the
Crand Lodge of Odd Fellows, went
down to Raleigh on the freight last
night to be present at the organization
to-day.
Yesterday afternoon we were vis
ited by a terrific thnnder storm, and
the rain poured down in torrents.
The lightning was very severe, but if
any serious damage was dune we did
not hear of it.
The Cora Van Tassel Dramatic
2- j im-iivvvi jr voiviuaj (a
weeks engagement in the city of
Charleston, after which the company
will make another tour of North
Carolina.
-Henry Clay Bruce, colore!, has
been detected in robbing a store at
New Supply, of letters, stamps, &c,
and has acknowledged his guilt. He
is under arrest and in a bad way. We
got this item from the Wilmington
Review.
Miss Mattip. UnnUnc
HU fell
. name of the young lady who was burn
ed to "death by the kerosine. explosion
in Salisbury, on Sunday, and whose
remains passed through this citv yes
terday morning on the way to Graham
for interment.
Mr. G. Will Armfield got home
yesterday from his trip to the northern
cities, and. besides having a good
time generally, in visiting places of
interest, he bought a large and beauti
ful stock of goods for his wholesale
and retail trade.
A German writer gives this as a
remedy for inflammatory rheumatism,
of which malady he was cured in two
ua)a : majce a soup ot the stalks
and roots of celery, cut the celery in
to bits, boil it in water till soft, then
serve warm on pieces of toasted bread;
drink the celery water.
. The Argus in speaking of the
many improvements now being made
in Willowdale" cemetery at Golds
boro, aptly says, "nothing gives a
stranger a better opinion of a com
munity than to see proper care and
attention paid to the home of the
dead." Is Green Hill what it should
be?
The third Sunday in this month
the 15th instant has been set apart
by the Methodist Church in this
Stateas "Children's Day," and it is
expected that appropriate services
will be held in all the churches, and
a collection taken up to aid in the
establishment of Sunday Schools in
destitute localities.
The ladies of the Baptist Church
request us to announce, that the Coffee
House will be open from 12 o'clock
noon to-day, to enable those attend
ing the Memorial Exercises to obtain
refreshments, and at the same time
assist them in a good cause, the
finishing of their house of worship.
They will serve strawberries with real
cream. Ic-cream of various flavors
and .cake of all kinds. 1
Grand Secretary Donald Bain,
having issued an oider for the pur
pose, the Masonic Grand Lodge of
North Carolina will assemble at
Smithfieid, Johnston county, to-day,
for the purpose of laying the corner
stone and unveiling the Confederal
monument erected to the memory of
the heroes who fell at the battle of
Ben tons ville. A great crowd will be
in attendance. .
It is a pleasure to note new enter
prises, and especially in the manu
facturing line, and it gratifies us to be
able to say that Messrs. Peterfish &
Gibbs, two energetic young men of
Staunton, -Va., have leased Houston
Bro's vacant 100m, in - which tfiey
will open a cigar factory in about ten
days. These young men come highly
recommended, and are expert at the
cigar business. They are just such
men as succeed wherever they go. Suc
cess to them.
MKJIORIAL. EXBKCISES TO-DAY.
PROGRAMME.
The procession will ba formed
promptly at 9 o'cldck at the Court
House and proceed to Green Hill
cemetery in the following order ;
Greensboro Cornet Band.
" Fire Companv.
Masons, Odd Fellows. Knights of the
various orders, Teachers and Pupils of
G. F. College and other schoois.
In carriages will follow Soldiers cf
the late war, Ma'or and City Council
Orator of ihe Day and Miniseis,
Ladies of Memorial Association, citi
zens in carriages and on foot.
Prayer at the cemetery by Rev. E.
W. Smith.
Music.
DecOration of graves.
Benediction by Rev. G. F. Smith.
The procession will then return to
the Court House and hear the address
of the Orator of the Day, J. M. Leach,
Jr., of Lexington.
The following young gentlemen are
requested to act as assistant marshals:
S. L. Aldeiman. Marshall - Williams,
D. Schenck, Jr., W. T. Chichester,
Rob't Mebane, and H. W. HoJcombe-
The marshals are requested to be
present at the Court House square at
8:30 o'clock. C. G. Wright,
Chief Marshal.
Editor Morning News : We notice
with much pleasure the announce
ment of a Farmers' Institute, to be
held in the City of Greensboro on the
20th and 21st instant. We hope that
every township in Guilford county
will be strongly represented by en
ergetic, wide awake farmers on thr.t
occasion, and organize a Farmers'
Association of Guilford county, and
through it every township in the
county into clubs. It would, no
doubt, result in great good to the
farming interests of the county.
Wi'.l our county papers be so kind
as to publish this call, and urge upon
!Jieir farmer readers its importance ?
Many Farmers.
Is St a Genuine Volcano ?
Nogales, Ari.. May 7. Parties from
Sonora reported a volcanic eruption
three days ago. thirtv-five miles
southeast of Magdalene, and that
great volumes of smoke and lava are
being thrown out. From the position
of the fire, which is distinctly seen
from several stations on the Sonora
Railrord, it is supposed to be in the
Sierra Azul Mountains. Therepoited
volcano in the Whetstone Mountains
is a timber fire.
NEW STYLES.
Lace and tulle bonnets are all the
range just at this moment, but those
of straw are in preparation.
The back of basques is gradually be
coming much latger, and may be plain
or shirred or cut with bias forms.
The new bo inets are heaped with
flowers, and have bees and butterflies,
emerald beetles and lady bugs upon
them.
An English lady fashion writer says
that hoods should extend below the
waist like a Watteau pleat. Watteau.
by the way, is a Watteau pleat ?
B
. CERTAINTIES.
''Before the Throne there was a sea
of glass like unto crystal." Hev.
iv. 6.
On the glassy sea of green,
Flooded with God's noontide keen,
Can there be for sin a screen ?
Omnipresence none can flee;
Flight from God to God must be.
Evermore with God must I
Dwell in strife or harmony;
Evermore my changeless past
Gaze on me out the vast;
Thou art first and Thou art last.
Oh ! if now before Thy face,
In Thy brightness I had place,
With the past unscreened from me.
Thou from whom I cannot flee,
How could peace abide with me?
Since from Thee In heart estranged
If this instant Irunchanged, '
Where in Heaven, Thou, God, dost
know.
Highest Heaven were deepest woe,
I and it are variant so.
God. O God ! Thy likeness give
In and of Thee let me live;
God, O God ! for sin atone,
By Thy love awake my own
I must face Thy great White Throne
Joseph Cook..
To-day !
f I" Cream, (pure cream); Ice Cream
for farm lies; Ice Cream for festivals
Milk Shakes 5c; Shaker Lemonade
5c; Soda Water 5c; Oranges. Lemons
Bananas, Apples, and strictly nure
home-made Candy. . . "
iwmio Greensboro Candy Co
byiiiUfuniL
ffl. . CALLUBj
Has Removed to the
Old Postoffice Building
Opposite
The Bsnbow House,
South Elm Street,
lie Keeps Consf.mtlv on Hand
Hams,
Breakfast Strips,
Tongues, Fish.
ALL KINDS
Canned Goods
CIGARS '& TOBACCO.
All Brands
X . Jf all Cn's
CIGARS.
Fruits of all Kinds
in season, consisting in pa;tof
BANANAS, ORANGES,
Lemons, Szct
A Full Stock of Fancy
mi
I have a cool cellar for keeping
all kinds of Meat and Fruits.
All Goods guaranteed and sold
at a living profit.
- Yoors, anxious to please,
M. K. CRLLUM.
Our Prices Tell The. Tola,
In spite of the oft-repcated complaint of hard times, vc have
been doing a fair amount of business since the weather turned
warmer. When there is any trade going on at all, we get a liberal
share, and the big majority of buyers, is with us, because we keep
the goods they want, and because our prices convince them that
they can save Money by dealing with us. We try to make it to the
interest of the people to trade with us to have them so well pleas
ed with the goods they buy that
man who buys one of our $10 all
give us another call when he needs
he finds that other houses sell the
Wc sell Jeans and Cottonadcs
wards, and have this season a very full line of Cassimercs for Suits
and Pants, ranging from 50 cents t$ 1.2.5. Among the goods we
arc pushing this week are White Dress Goods, Embroideries and
Laces, an elegant line of Lawns,- Batistes and Sattcens, and a
large'stock of all kinds of Worsted Dress Goods. . -
In our. Clothing Department we
Square-Cut Sack Suits in light
more money, but wc bought them
Wc have a. nice line ot Double-breast
pood enough for any occasion.
straw bands you see worn on the
We sell a nice pair of Lace Curtains, three and a half yards long
for $1.25; better ones for more money. "Straw matting at 15, IS.
20 cents and upwards. But you cannot realize how far a lit
tle money goes nowadays unless
the goods we offer so low this week will all be gone by next; be
wise in time and call early and often.
SAMPLE S. BROWN.
MARRIAGE. "
Mr. Q. WILL ARMFIELD
Is now in the Northern Markets buying (he ' wotMiu
trousseau.
MONDAY, MRY 2, 1887.
i
Eockbottom Lowjirice,
AT HOME
AFTER WEDNESDAY mav ru .co.
. too.
At G. WILL ARJIFIELD'S Black and Gold Front
South Elm Street, Greensboro', N. C. , '
The pnpliuarc cordially invited.
ApM the ,Vjncc
the Batiste, the Seersucker, the PasmenU ks the OH nt ' hVv" rfli
Torchon, the Hamburg, the Intili. t?c T.Sir .'k elve,S ,he
Wi-ion, . I.e Jerseys, tlfc Cor,e,i. Saia lh
others. UsriEK.s-Mois Pi.i U. Sheeting and W !, , miny
CF.RKMONIKS-Mircin LowWn. 5 C"Un' MASTER OF
MILLINERY
AT
Great Reduction
Owing to die search. .r ...
uic tumpciie'i 10 i.iier iur entire stock
of Millinery and Fancy G ds a little
above cost. Those w'ishirg anylhinc
in our li:ie will d.i well tf r--.il -.
ii J. 9 ' J 0 V
amine our goods .s they are ficsli and
MRS. M. V. UIN'GHAM.
Weft Market Street.
Tn.dcn Building.
N. P. EASLEY,
Builder & Contractor,
GREENSBORO. N. C.
Is prenarcd to 'make contract fnr
buildings ol all kinds, frame or brick.
Also, will contract tor the building ol
Ijririges &c. Satisfartion guarcnteed,
and relerenccs given whn required.
, HARPER'S PEROD'CALS.
f Per Year :
harper's Magazine $ od
1 . ... ...... w.
tlAKl'hKS WtEltLY a oo
Harper's Bazar - m
Harper's Young People .." a oo
UAjtrtKb r KAXKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY
une rear (S3 Numbers) i.qo
they will be sure to call again. A
wool Cheviot Business Suits," will
clothing again; especially when
same suits for $2.50 more money.
at 8, 10, 2 15 cents and up
have just opened a nice line of
colors at $S 00. They arc worth
low and want them to sell fast
Prince Albert Suits at $20.00
Those nobby straw hats with
streets arc from BROWN'S.
you call and sec us. Some of
Greensboro, Enterprise.
No. lo
GIGAR FACTORY,
GREENSBORO. N. C.
Our Ciar-arc manufactnrrH f
the very best
Imported; and Domestic
tobacco!
Among our most ch..ice brandt we
mention the following:
DOSADK OHO.
J.K.HALLS Go's
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PUIlKJiPA.tlM!.
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