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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, JUNE 2cv 1887
An so Mr. William Molo
ney, gx-Reading Clerk, is com
ing home to testify against Jacob
Sharp and the Aldermanic bood
" lers , generally. This is good
news for the public, but bad for
Sharp. , " !
gT The embracery news
papersthose that never lose an
an opportunity to let the; Sharp
e Jury know that it would be well
.to deal gently with the old man
. will grieve to hear that Moloney
has decided to furnish State's evi
deecc and resume his proud post--tion
as a citizen of the metropolis.
BSeT" Mme. Josephine Ocampb
de Mata recently died in the
City of Mexico. She spent two
years "in Washington in 1859 ano
"i860, as the wife of Gen. Jose
Maria de Mata, Mexican Minis
ter to the United States. Mme.
de Mata made many friends in
; Washington by her brilliant in
tellectual - qualities. President
Buchanan showed heir marked
- attention. .
fi John P. Campbell, United
States: Consul at, Tamatave,
Madagascar, has been well re
ceived by the Queen of that coun
try.. In Ifact, - Her Majesty has
gone so far as to send him a pres
ent of a bullock, six chickens and
two geese. The good feeling the
MadagasCan sovereign has thus
displayed towards this-country is
a source of general satisfaction.
JgSsT Queen Victoria is not
likely to have a pleasant at her
Jubilee. Her Majesty has been
'greatly excited over the alleged .
dynamite piot, . and noiv- comes a
moretlweaterriYfgrtrouble, and
-the N. Y World says the New
York Aldermen have indignant
ly declined to take any part in
the Jubilee services at the Metro-
politan Opera House on June 21.
Why does President
- Cleveland take so much interest
in Jacob Sharp ? His personal
. organ here is doing all that lies
in its power to-secure the acquit-
- tal of the great briber, and the
presumption is that it speaks for
- the Administration in: all things.
: President Cleveland can hardly
allow it to go out - that his
sympathies are enlisted in - behalf
. . of the indicted "boodlcrs."
JST It is said that the. ven-.r-.
able Dan Rice, at his recent mar
riage to a wealthy Texas widow,
looked the picture of robust
health. His wife is one of the
most intellectual women in Tex
as, ; She has not been out of the
State since she was twelve yjars
of age. Her former husband was
the well-known Capt. Greathouse,
; : who started the first stock ranch
i-uiic ,ocar ocate. It" is
: said that her recent marriage is
the consummation of a rorrtan
' tic love story.
; ; There are other Cieve
lands in Washington besides the
. President's" family. The direc
tory gives the names o.f - Cleve
land? who are in various walks of
life. Charles Cleveland -, is a
' : clerk, Charles H. Cleveland be
longs to the United States Navy,
Cynthia E. Cleveland is .a clerk
; in the Treasury - Department,
' David G Cleveland is a waiter.
. Jane Cleveland is recorded , as a.
widow, Lizzie Cleveland is a ser
vant in a house near the Capjtol,
Philip B. Cleveland has no given
occupation, while-Grover : Cleve
land,appears in. large. letters as
"President of the United States."
3J
Ttio bigittfcmri Century. T
CarlyleV dijlikt and contempt for
tho eighteenth ventary. which he calls
"a bankrupt century, harm; nothing
grand in it except graurl universal sui
cide, named- Frcach revolution, hy.
rhch it terminated its otherwise
worthl existence,' is the contempt
of one who had nuule such a study of
that century as no other writer has
made. Hi History of the French
revolution and his 'Life of Fredenek
the Great of Prussia," to say nothing
of hif vUiamond Necklace," ami his
essays on Cagliostro, and Mirabo.vi,
and Johnson, and Burns, are historic
works which are untqualed in their
most graphic delineations of historic
men and events. He makes tho eigh
teenth century a living period "again.
Its chief historic characters arc resur
rected from the jaws of the past and
nrjde alive, again, together with their
environment 'social political, martial
and material.
If any man has a right to pronounce
judgment upon a century; from a thor
ough study and appreciation of its men
and thing and events, Carlyle has a
right to do so in the case of the eigh
teenth." And yet the eighteenth , cen
tury was not the mere century of arch
quacks and royal and imperial rufixans
and debauchees. It was not only the
century of a host of really grand his
toric men, but it was the birth century
of a host of such men, who 'made the
present century memorable by their
words and deeds. On this side ,.of the
water Washington. Franklin, Otis, War
ren, Hamilton, Jefferson, Greene 1 and
Paine 1 achieved by their pens and
swords, by their swords and deeds,
American , independence. The great
historic Americans of the" eighteenth
.century were men of pure private char
acter for the most part.
They would have adorned any cen
tury of the past Then tho eighteenth
century was the birth century of Web
ster, Clay, Calhoun, Bryant, Irving,
Cooper, Channing and others, who
gave to us national renown and char
acter, and established on a fiim basis
the work of tho founders of the federal
government. " :
In the old world it was the era of
such epoch-making - rulers, militarists
and administrators of government as
Czar Peter (who, in spite of his vices,
was a great statesman and emperor) Oi
K'jssia, JbredertCk the Great of Prussia,
Charles XII of Sweden, William Pitt,
the great commoner of England and
the coadjutor of Frederick the Great in
humiliating the Bouibun despots of
Spain, Franco'-' and Austria; of Olive
and Hast; 11 jrv the conquerors of India,
and of VvoliT, the couqucrer of Canada;
of the portentous 1 reach revolutionists,
Mirabeau, D:tfiU)!i, Marat and Robes
pierre, colossal' hi- their wickedness as
the worst oi the twelve Cajsars.- Bos
Vm Traveler, a . 4
; v.Thc-Roumey' (Ale.) Ii:!cpaulml tell
ii iu)-c lu a u.,- tnaL tiiod to bury
a
u e raiu;t winch he. , had caught He
hvJd the ntSoinn'- his mouth while he
dug Us grave with his paws. When
the grave was jnepared he put its uu
wiilln oa ;;uit into it, covered it up
carcfuh-v-;:;i;t, aftvr patting the dirt
witli its ;..;w, retired to a little - dis
tance aiu; i.vv dowh. watching it. PrPa
ently LuMuy, dtiubtless thiuking judg
ment t;y had .-a rived, arose from the
ioaiio Si.-a-ivu oil on a run. Tho
dog soon can -ut him and buried him
again. -Threo. times the little animal
resurrected is.if, and each time the
dog caught and buried it, but on the
fourth !r;ai corurludcd''-' that the rabbit
.was a 1:1:!.: io lively for a corpse, and
killed u bcioru prooeetling with the
cbsequies..,;. -;: .;,..,', "
Trying to Limit Her Freedom.
In a school section in Northumber
land county where a young lady is en
gaged as teacher there has been quite
a dispute as to whether it would bo
prudent to re-engage her or not. It
was claimed that she had too many
adma-ors cf the opposite sex and that
the section had thus been, deprived of
a; portion of her time that should have
been sperit in the discharge of her
duties as a teacher.; Acconlingly at
the school nice: ig the trustees had an
agreement drawn up tothe effect that
she should not keep company durino
the coming year with any young men
during school hours, as her undivided
time should be devoted' to Ihc school.
Upon her refusing to sign this agree
ment it was decided to leave it to a
vote of the meeting as to whether she
should be compelled to sign it or not.
A show of hands was taken, and it re
sulted in a tie, when the chairman,
being a young man, gave the casting
vote in her favor. Tornntn Glob.
It is becoming a part of the social
programme to give one's e'ntertain
nients, unless it is a small dinner party
or luncheon, at some restaurant or
hotel. The excuse is that society"
turns the house inside out, upsidb
down, and it is such a bother the host
ess gladly-avails herself of the hmd
som e moms in a f ashionable hotel,
rather than be put to sa much trouble.
People who live in big establishments,
designed with special reference to fh
.frivolities of social life, rather scorn
this subterfuge practiced by owners of
'bijou" houses; but tho fad 'takes, nev
ertheless. Every one cannot incU-ilea
ballroom in the ground plan of his or
her town residence.
- - :
v John Sj-mons.- l Ilollidaysburg, Pa.,
threw oh his firepUu e, ior a back log, o
large, unsplit oak-sticx. with a hole in
a decayed knot on one side of : it . Be
fore the log began to blaze three rattle
snakes of si good size crawled out ol
the hole. Symons killed them with s
pair of tongs. They had twenty-one
- rattles anion'; them. "
Is
FStiwied In the immediate section of country UuU
The space on top is the quantity oJ
POWDER BLUE in ordinary boxes.
A FIVE CENT STICK OF INDIGO BLUE
contains as mucb as four wooden
boxes, and will make fifty gallons of
the best blue water.
SoM by Houston & Bro..
Wholesale agents, Greensboro. N. C.
DR. 'J. Q. BRODNAX.
I?Iiyssician mid fSiirgriron,
Office for the present, at his residence
on Ash street, opposite Mrs. Dr. Hall.
nwonly know?! cpccilic fcr Hpilcptlc Tits. "V
Uso for- Spasms and FaUInsr SIckucss. Nerroc
Weakness It Instantly relleres and cures. Clcansci
Mood and quickens slugateu circulation. Neutra
lizes cenns of disease and saves sickness. Cures
A SKEFTIG SAID
ugly blotcncs and Etubborn blood sores. E". Imlnatci
Bolls, Carbuncles and calC3. CTTermar c t:y an
promptly cures paraly .sU. Yes, It la a cliarmlng and
healthful Aperient. liUla Scrofula and Kings EtO.
twin brothers. Chanecs tal brc&th to eood. icit.ot-
mgthe cause, lionts bntons tendencies an-i tnav.
clear compJoxlon. Equalled by none In the dcllriu
of fever A charming resolvent and a matchlc
laxative. It drives Sick Headache like the wind.
EE-Contains no drastic cathartic or opiates. KclIeTM
(THE GREflT
(IlllElBltflEXcloIiilQlUlElRlOlRp
the brain of morbid fancies. Promptly cures Bbeo
matismly routing It. Ecstores life-giving proper,
tlea to the blood. Is guaranteed to cure aU nervous
disorders. tSTKellablo when all opiates fall. Ee.
freshes the mind and Invigorates tho body. Cures
uyspepsia or money refunded.
t e .f tba4jlo? OTa It a conqueror. Endorse!
to wrltlnir by over fifty thousand leading cltna
Slergymen and physicians in U. S. and Europe
UTforsala by all leading druggist. fSa
, The Dr. 8. A. Richmond Medical Co Propa.
St. Joseph, Mo. ()
For testimonials and circulars send stamp.
Charles V. Crlttcnton. A-jnnt, Xcw York City.
IF1. SMITH, "
GREENSBORO, N'. C..
4EALER IS.
Harness, Saddles, Widpr,
MACHINE OIU.
Farmers Oil, Shingles $2 1-2
per thousand. . -
- Ccmpciting Gccds cn hand.
- "Wo eontinno to
act as soiicitora for
tatenta. enreats.
trade-mark a, cbpyrighte. etc., for
the United States, and to obtain pa:
enta in. Canada, England, France,
Germany, and all other countries.
Tblrty-Ix Tears practice. Ko
chargo for .examination of mooela or draw
ings. Advice by mailfreo. ,
- Patents obtained through na are noticod In
the SCIENTIFIC AMJEKICAN, -vich has
the largost cdrcniatioc and is the most ia2
ential newoaner of ita kind Trabliishedin tha
j world. The advantages of euch a notice CTery
I patentee nnderatanda.'
xms large ana pplendidiy illTiEtxatsd nevrs
pperi8 published WEEKLY at f 3.20 a yesr.
nd ia admitted to be the best paper deroted
to science. mechanics. in ventiona.cn triii M-rinir
works, and other departments of indnstrial
progress, published in any conn try. Sinjile
copies by mail, 10 cents. Sold by all news
deal ens.
Address, Munn & Co., publishers of Scies
hfio American. 2C1 Broadway, New York.
- - Handbook about patents mailed free.
ASK YOUR GROCER
ANDBrmRTHAMHOMlKAPrSAiTrre
' 1 fBLACKWELL'8 DURHAM
I JX. Tobacco Ca
Earor ana qnanty is not fjrown eLsewnere in tue woria. tne popuianiy oi umsw rooas uoaij um
ed by the qaantitr produced. We are la portUon to comxnauid the choice of all U CD V DCCT
ottering upon this market, and spare no pains or exrenne to glTe tne trada Ua 1 Lil I D tO I
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DlAOUVJEll'S-ta
UUIluLi TODAGCO
HONEST,
POPULAFV
uMiFonn, :
RELIADLE
SATISFACTORY.
the Host
SMOKING TOBACCO
EVER PUT UPOH THE FI&RKET,
Htnca Dealers and Consumers always pro
nounce It THE BEST.
prodacesa irraae of Tobacco tbit In tnrttire,
irio.1
P3STZII AXD TIT
Saccesor7
POHTER & DftLTON;
, . Dealers in
Drugs and Medicines,
GrcensborP, N. C
Lisien to w lm !'
'If I. were to say I rai receivinp the
-
Largest and Handsomest
slock of Dry Goods, Dress Goods,
White Goods. Fine Shoes. Slippers,
and also Men's Hats that was over of.
lered in Greensboro, N. C. it would be
rather too old a son; to sin- in this
day and time, and as x'.l Ladies who
want new dresses, want tlscin of such
styles and quality as suit them," and
cannot tell what will best plcisc them
by reading any
FLAMING ADVERTISEMENT,
the only alternative H i. come and
see ;he goods, as a sulTicin.t idoa
couid tu t be ivcn in ;m ad rlisc-
merit to justify you in say ing whether
or not you wo'uld hj pleased without
first ceii:p the variety of
FINE DRESS GOODS
I am now ofTerin. and rettine
prices, so I hereby extend you a cordi
al invitation to call and examine the
goods that Tnow have in toie. and
toarri. -. Very Respectfully,
W. K. MURRAY.
S50 REWARD
will b pld for any Ural
Fan of nam that ran
clean ami tK aimocbtl rain or
sm1 In oniv as oar latnt
MONAKCH Urato and
Hel Separator ant IliMT-
frr,whct w oflcr to lb rub
le at a tow prtc. HrnU far
clrrular and prlc llat,.
which will b ?railt rr. .
.in i ; ink
Your Children
Ar constantlj exposed to danger from
TJoIds, Whooping Congb, Croup, and
diseases peculiar to the . throat and
langs. J, For aach Mlmenti, Ayer'a
Cherry Pectoral, promptly admin L-
tcred, aJTorda; speedy relief and care.
As a remedy for Whooping Coo eh.
with which many of dtar children were
afflicted, we used, daring the past win
ter, -with much . satisfaction, Ayer'a
Cherry Pectoral. For this affection, we
consider this preparation the most effl
CAcious of all the medicines which hare
come to oar knowledge. Mary Tark
hurst. Preceptress, Uomo- for little
anderers Doncaster, Md. ..
My children hare been peculiarly aab
ject to attack of Croup, and 1 failed to
find any effective remedy until I com
menced administering Ayer'a Cherry
, Pectoral. . This pre par a tion relieve, the
difficulty of breathing and invariably .
cures the complaint. David O. Stark.
Chatham, Columbia Co., Ji. Y. ,
I naTe-used Ayer'a Cherry rectoral
in my family for many years, and'
4,,re-f?aad " Plly Taloable in
V.oorinpr CbuRh. This medicine allay
all Irritation, prevent Inflammation from
extending to the lungs, and quickly sub
dues any tendency to Lung Complaint.
J. B. Wellington, Plain ville, Mich.
I find no medicine so v effective, for
croup and W hooping Cou-h, as Ayer'a
Cbrry Pectoral. It was the mean of
aarine the life of my little boy, only six
month old, carrying him safely through
the worst case of Whooping Cough I ever
saw Jane Malone, Plncy Fiats, Tenn.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
lkld byalll)niKu. lTe 1 1 ; aia VxUc 4.
HI7 Sill
IDA TOT
In great variety. Col l an 1 very c .hi.
a Excelsior
SPRING WATER
On ice.direct from the Springs, re
iuvcu in .
; Air Tight . Reservoirs,
TRY THE
GULGHER SPRING WATER
Go d for cramps, colics, and sick
stomachs.
s,ooo
ofthelcst selection of Ciars on the
Market In m 5 cents to 15 cent
each. Try
. "My. Own,"
the leader of all 5 cent Cigars. Al
so, the leading brands of all
CHEWING TOBACCOS
Can he found at a low price, at
E. G. NEWCOMIVS.
Odfll Building.
Greensboro, N
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Saratoo
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CaUi.t.d J'Li.ier. L.l Tit r. P it
l.s d and fvtri.r!a " G im , MaM i.
Hair KaK i-i n , Ac.
We d't a l!in;,f.u,-SVi tl.tst
Tin Roofing,
Qnar,iJ.- ,trrjr jtJ. ,tuj ft.thfj- (. tin.
Kt-p i!r.v TCdy S5,i c'c Ti i. Va;.
l v Ti; . Gi tt.-rif j; and S; tiH2 t.t
tip t !- I tire. Ks-p TrfM o'i-U
F u; P'fir ar nv!uCc 1 P ' a. id p i?
t u;. vhn vrs rxxtA.' "
H.tf ow i i. t ..f ys. i c uaiy
r4itd c-.rn !or s:il,. h .v. a c m o"
hip stufl i t a fw dj), r.t (.,J(jf
Wc 5 .!ic:t . ur ir , 1; and pi- ,1 aa
h ,st cffMl l.. mt'ivc y..u f4iil.ful!i
WUArnON STRATFORD.
ap 19 tm. . "V - V
. "It Saved My
Is s roratooa ui-- ..u
I rem tli io !- i.m. rr- -tonal
cm, tLccra?. .rf .j.T,
Carry rectoral. 1 imm t,,m
in rriscf Aycr CU-.ty
U rio- as I do tha!. kt f r i , 1 j
should loa !nc kav i ,
trouble. E. Crajdoa. V i. -. v
Abor.t aix rantbs ar I i " : .
llrmorTtare of the I.aa-. t
.-.lr.i.1:-'
without t.Uainlnr rvl.L
rtscd t&ato try
Aycr3 Cherry Peel:.
1 did so. an t am 1 appy t
helped tne at cure, f.jr c. ;. ,
tLU tnedkine mrnl iWV -
am aaliaf.ed. nir.l 1 ," ; .
Co turn, IS &rvtd I , .
- I tavonuil Ayn t
far over a year, aid t -1. , .
should haa Icta !,i t ; .
not been for this m!'MW.' ,
rue of a danrrctK i ,s,
for which I had almrt t; .
finding a etnslv. 1.
Ayer Cht-rrv
Two years aja 1 1. . j. - ,
which settled tn ir.r Ui
physlclaxs, and ! t .
prcWribrd, lu x - t .
until I tran nii ...
toral. T ttl-a I : . . ! I
emmplrtely rrtrt-l ti t . , ;
IL Allen. West 1
Ayer's Cherry 1 . ;.
rrrpartd r Vr. J.C. Atrt . IV . i .
eii Sry all Umgms. il a., u.-...
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Tfa T rr. aai r.t.f U r. ttftbm
te vCUtMr. Stra, PIsUjm. tm.lt tr a.1 1 tta (
tavrxtry. Eaca M.aua. .ad ;a i L
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Urtra nixi tv ..... t.i
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No Whiskey!
Brown's Iron- BmxKS
h oncof the very few tonic
r: :dic:rcj: tliat nrc not com
j .J mcstly of alcohol or
..":L-ey. thus becoming a
r. ts'tiul yourcc of intcniptr
zaxby promoting a cScs:r
for nun.
Brown's IroVb.tte?.s
h guaranteed tQ be a non
intoxicating stimulant, and
it will, in nearly cvtry case,
take the place of ,ui liquor,
;mj a! the sonic ilr.n aLo-
lute! kill the ckirc Lr
whhkcy an? I ether intc tr
eating bcen:s,
Rc. G. W. Rjce, editor of
the Antcritan Giristuzn Kt
x viru. says of Brown's Iron
. Bitters:
Oa., O Kot. iS.ilSf.
Ceau : The (odA -arf-ir-
bf ileal force la bBar.
r iAMsre. au4 rdam tSaJ
Cce of out pcf , isuirt
y rTparato a ncccWr;
arul if applied. ill save !:-
Irtdsho rwsKt gk!&&z&r
, tr Ux3mrf rccsriuo.
B rown's Iron B rnxRS
Iia.1 been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia, indigestion,
biiiousiicss, weakness, dcbO
ity, crvxpi-ork, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption,
Kvcr complaints. k:dne'
troubles, ccc, and it never
Ciils to render speedy and
permanent fclicl