Yates 'Brothers,
ten h3ms, twenty-five hundred biscuit,
CD
six hundred chickens and two thou-
: B AT T l7K ;SJv ETCHES.
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Ti.- r T. 1 A Maai fif o Cif?
4:z.. duu ncia wj jjvw j.-. .
Old newspapers for sale at this
offiec at 25 cents per hundred.
EST Capitalists who wish to make of
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iiiviiiii -ill iniiiii tv ilii iiiij i
editor of the MORNING .NEWS, ior
.ThA Biirh.nm Plant announces in
that the dailv Durham News has sus-
ponded, a second time, for the want
ofsubscribersand paying advertisers,
The Wilmington papers announce
thearrival of Mr. Bonitz with his
printing material, and say that the
r.. -
first issue of the Wilmington Messen
ger will appear next week.
The twenty-foot poles for the
electric lights were distributed thorough
out the city yesterday, and holes dug
preparatory to their erection. This
begins too look as though we are
really to have the light.
Our reporter ought, probably, to
have used the word suggestion in-
aiwu ui wiuyusmuii, 111 ijjs icuui I ui a
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what was done at the meeting of the
Board of Commissioners in regird to
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the Presbyterian church lot.
Work began in earnest on the
streets in the Northern portion "of
Greensboro yesterday. About a dozen
new hands were organized into a corps
under a competent overseer, and the
work last evening looked quite satis
factory. The corps will be increased
and the work'pushed with energy.
Mrs. E. Warren, mother of Joe
Warren, candv maker for the Greens-
w rn,i r- ku.
SChrimps from Wilmington, N. C.
which may be seen at the store of
the Greensboro Candy Co. Those
who never saw a shrimp will be in
terested in looking at him in his
.coat of pink mail.
The old Fprbis Furniture Cor
ner has undergone a complete change.
One who knew it a year ago would
scarcely recognize tit now. What
with its elegant glass front, a coat
of dark red paint and with its bright
penciling, it presents a very hand
some appearance. The fact is, South
Elm street, as a whole, has wonder
fully changed for the better within
the last twelve months.
' i
The question of a "Sunday Law"
coming up before the Board of Com-
missioners on Tuesday night, quite a
discussion ensued as to what should
be sold on Sunday and what prohi
bited. A proposition to prohibit
everything except "necessaries" did
not meet the case, as it was argued
that some might feel that liquor and
cigars were "necessaries." The ques
tion was finally postponed to Friday
night next. "
At the meeting of the Commis
sioners held Tuesday night a fee of
S')0 each was allowed . Cols. More
head and Boyd for prosecuting, on
behalf of the city, Jim Boyd and
Carter Johnston, the men who
knocked down and robbed Mr. W.
B. Crump in February last. The
urrest and conviction of these two
men cost the city only $2.31. They
are now engaged in the internal im
provement business, on -the C. F. &
Y.V.
There is now little doubt that 18S7
will be the biggest building year that
this country has ever known in rail
roads, lactones and other houses. It
is now estimated that 21.000 miles of
new and 19.000 miles of old railway
track will be laid this year thus afford
ing the iron furnaces and steel rolling
and rail mills an abundance of work.
The cost of these railroads is estimated
' at $533.000.oo for the new and $ioo,
000,000 for the old roads or say
$650,000,000' of capital needed f.r the
;. rail roads alone. v I
; - Good News. Mr. W. B. Far rar is
always up with the times. He has
r just invented a new device for regu
lating watches to the second, and has
. applied for a patent. Railroad cm
ployes and all persons owning good
watches can now have them regulated
to the second. . Go and see him and
he will take great pleasure in show
ing his device. He also has a tele
graph line , running to his bench
v which gives the time each day at 12
m. Others mav imitate Farrar. but
beat him.
The North Carolina Teacher which
is being issued daily from Morehead
City during the Teachers Assembly,
has the following: An idea of the num ber
of people at the Assembly may be
formed from the fact in bread alone
over two barrel? of flour and two hun-
dred ; pounds of lard are consumed
daily! And at breakfast this morning
there were. used one wholev o and a
"half," three, sheep; one thousand fish, f
J
elen at dinnar and over two tons of 25
Dr. Eogenc Grissom, Supenn-
tendent of the N. C. In?ane Asylum,
was unanimously elected President
President
of Super-
stitutions
the National Convention
intendents of American Institutions
i
T ii ri it
me insane ai iue wuh-uuuu
held in Detroit, Michigan, last week.
reiernner to ms election 10 tnis
prominent position, the Biblical Re
carder very truthfully says, Dr. Gris-
som is one of the most accomplished
physicians in the South, a man in
every way worthy of the distinguish-
nonor conierrea upon imm oy
National Convention of his learned
brethren. We congratulate him and
his State on his election.
Died, in this city, Wednesday
evening, June 22, at 6 o'clock, John
W. Kernodle, after a severe sickness
of five weeks. Brother Kernodle was
taken sick of the prevailing summer
complaint, which, in connection with"
other complaints, caused his death.
He was carefully nursed by his wife
1, x, , ., , . , . ,
tho Vhi fi hp WiW RICK- ' WnOSe at-
,
tentions were constant, night and
nnrl whn nrlminitArpd all his
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medicines. She was assisted in his
care by the Odd Fellows, of which
order he was a member. He was al
so a member of the Market-street M.
E. church. Mr. Kernodle was born
in Hockingham county on the 15th
day of March, 1&53, consequently he
was aged 34 years 3 months and G
days. The funeral will be attended
by the Odd Fellows, probably at 5
o'clock this p m. He leaves a de-
voted wife and two children:
A . correspoent writiig' the
u Hmmgton tar rtom xMorehead City
says that the meeting of the North
Carolina Teachers Assemblyof that
place is the greatest gatheiing known
in the State. Nine hundred and
fifty members of the Assembly are
present. AH the lectures are bv
residents of this State, and in addition
to the reg'ular course there are thir
teen special lectures by prominent
North Carolinians- Lieut. Francis
Winslow, of the United States Navy,
lectured Saturday evening. Gov.
Scales lectures nest Thursday and ex
Congressman A. fi. Wadc'ell next
Friday. Next Saturday a spejialj re
port will be made on the establish
ment of a Noith Carolina State Nor
mal College cn a scale far larger than
anything previously attempted. The
Assembly adjourns on the 30H1 inst ,
and then goes to Washington in a
special train and steamer to spend a
week there.
A COKBECTIO..
Mr: Editor .There is a slight error
in your account of the proceedings of
the Board Tuesday night as id the
purchase of additional ground'Tcrr
the Graded School building. The
Presbyterian congregation has not
yet determined to erect a new church,
but a number of its prominent mem
bers favor it and it was a pjairt of their
plan to build a neat wall around the
old grave yard so" as to preserve and
protect it and then to sell the front,
where the present church stands, to
the city as a site for the. Graded
School building. Then the old
Graded School lot would afford a play
ground for the children. The present
proposed building will nearly fill up
the old lot and have no room for the
children to play. The new proposed
location, where the . church now
.stands, would give great prominence
to the beautiful building. to be erected
and it will be in a conspicuous
place adding much to the -adornment
I of the city.
If the city will give the Presby
terians enough for their lot to pur
chase a new lot for. their church,
which no doubt would bean elegant
building, then the city will have two
instead of one new public building
which will be ' In accord with the
spirit qf progress in the city. The
title to the church, property can Ik
arranged satisfactorily in the opinion
of competent gentlemen who
have investigated" it. Communities
are judged by their school house?,
which more or less indie ite eduira
tional advantages and the intelligence
of the people ; by its churches, which
represent its Christian character, and
by its court houses, which are warn
ings to evil doers. Let us have nil
these things in harmony and: in- the
advance line of progress. , . .
June 22, 1887. , "' -
Odd Fellowj Noticel
The funeral of Bro. J. W. Kernodle.
will take place from his lateresidenCe
this afternoon at 5 o'clock. All Odd
Fellows are requested to meet at their
hall at fony five minutes, past 3 1 1
make preparation for administering
the rights of ' the order. Viitin
brethren are invited to attend.
By order of Noble Grand.
J. W. Albright, Sec'y,
AnniVeTS Off ' the breat
-Battles - and Campaigns 01
theWviliWar'ur.
The Quarter-Centennial oliall
- a ' - ' .
- f-
the
Engagements and,Canpains, o l
battle year, i8fja,wil1 occur; dutiojr
!i87:; This yr,5ni.iercinff rWarcs
ugnsisro xicrtn state, :r
! Greensboro. NC.; 4
Will publish a sketch of each, impof
tant battle and campaign of the civil
war during 1S62. bennirff with rtbe
OToSlTO
and the; battle of PEA RIDGE fought
March ?thanI 8lh, 1862? These wilf
WangP"TO
loti. the Peninsular, f-ampaign. mciua-
in oui T ttaroor. lunc zv 1002.
STONEWALL lACRSON'S Cam.
paign against Banks. Milror and Fre
mont. THE SEVEN DAYS BEFORE
RICHMOND. POPE'S CAMPAIGN
including Cedar Mountain. Gainsville
Chantillr. SOUTH MOUNTAIN and
ANTIETAM;Jhe. invasion of Ken
tucky, by CBraRS : and Kirby - Smith ;
Corinth, and Stqne River. r Z '
These- sketches will be followed
next year by the stories of the battles
r or ' j !v 1 ?1 tVl
,f l83. and so on each year, until the
close at Appomattox. This series of
. . L . Mil ! . o J
SKeiUCS Will Close in prn. ioyo, unu i
wiH give: an accurateL historical and
statistical, recordof the great civil
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The stenches "will be, handsomely illns
trated.aftd'all ctrmbined' -will -make a
valuable and impartial history, of the
great struggled --.--
TERMS ; Greensboro I North State
Si.qovA year in advance
- ci kKTEOGH & BOYD.
; Q Greensboro.- N. C.
01i,IylM!
That's a common expres
'sion and has a world of
meaning. How much suf
fering is summed up ia k.
The singular thiag about
ii is, that pain in Oie back
is occasioned, by j so xnaas
tkings. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver com
plaint, consumption, oM,
nervous debility, 2a.
Whatever the cause, don't
neglect it Something is
wrtqg and needs prompt
Attention No medicine has
yet been discovered that
will so quickly and surely
cure " such . diseases as
Brown's Iron Bitters, and
it does this by commencing
at the foundation, and mak
ing the blood pure and rich.
Logansport, lad. Dec: i, tZZa,
For a ovtx time I tare been
sufferer from itomach and kidney
, t disease.' My appetite wu rery poor
i : Ad tje rery small amount I ola eat
disagreed with me. I was annoyed
Trry muck from, pon-retention ot
J urine. I tried maay remedies wiUk
no success, until I used Brown' '
Lroa Bitters. Simce I used Uut my
' 'stomach does not bother tae any.
My appetite is simply immense. My
kidney trouble is bo more, and my
general health U snch,that I feet
- tike a nev man. After the use ot
Brown's Iron Bitters for one monili,
I have gained twenty pounds ia
, weight.. O B. Sxacaxx.
heading physicians and
clergymen use and recom mend
Brown's Iron Bitters.-'
It has cured othera
suffering' as.you are, and it
will cure you. ; . .
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Perfect' Hair .
Iulk&t94,a natural aud healthy condi.
tion ol the ' aoulp, aud of the glands
through whfrti Tlourtehjnont ia obtained.
Wheny h 'con'setience of ae and dljs
ea.se, laiir. Worncs wak, thiur and
jjray, Ayec'a Hair .Vigor will strengthen
it, restore its original color, promote Its
rapid nd, vigorous growth, and impart
to it the lustre and freshness ot youth.
I have used Aycr's Hair Vigor for a
long time, and am convinced of its
val tie. Wheu I was 17 years of age nay
hair K'f an -to turn. gray. . J commenced -UAlns
the Vigor, and was surprised at
th pood effects ifr psodncpd, It nof :
only restored the color to my hair, but
so stimulated Jta grovth, that. I-hsv
now mora huir j than " ever before.
J . W. Awards," Cp4trater. iCsa..- -V .
Ayer'sTBaiivigor,'
Ir .too Aiir 'gurmnci from dability
and loss of appetite; If your stomach ia ,
out of -order, or ypur 'mind confused;
take Aycr's SaapariJla. rThis taedicina :
will restore physical force and elasticity '
"to the system, more surely and speedily'
than any tonic yet discovered. '- - "
- Fc-t-ix montlis I suffereti from liver
:!.! jrn;iac'a tro-.ihles.- My food did not
1. iit!!j n.e, and I "became veak'and-
.tv U 4iiao4atcd. -1 took six bottl
,.t( Ay.-r'n ?:irsa:tril!a, and was cured.
' S; V drt a p a r 1 1 ! a,
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prices . anu.goou
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Our Cigars are manufactured of
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Fall and Reliable Market Re
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NEW-
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I t.ike this int-th-.'l of info: mi R my
friends nnd thr;. public mnr rally that
I have openVd ;n roi.ectioi with my
store -a rir.l-'rl.is itb l.ous .n t!i
EiiP-pean plan lltat is. ordi r uhal
ycu want and my 'or whit yu gel.
M-als sfrvctl .it all hours.- Temn
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MILLINERY
AT
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Owiny tt ilie rarciiv,f .'
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West Market Street.
f Tr.tgccn BuiMi;.g.
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Physician, . Surgscn t Occulist,
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Train movii.tr uortb. I fniin DJOTicir svouUi.
lv jkiiaixtrti. 7 .un 1 i.v iirevu&uo3Upra
Ar GrtjcrLo 0 30 am i Ar ilillboro 7 3-
- Passenger and mail Trains run daily
except bunday., Jf., t , t ;.
Frii 'lit nnd IweDgtr Trm tnu t.
twt-en Fiijctu vilie and IVncelUvillc ro
Jl'iaj a, U iln sUr aim t rii- a.
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tilvn at Maxloi iti CrcQir
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Ctutrl to Charlotte no.l WitnTorw,i i
J. W FRV. x q J. rC?
General SuperintendenrT
W. E. KYLE,
General Pjsi Aent.
A Creaking Hinge
Is dry and turns hard, until a ti applied,
aftxrwhlch It xnoTes eaaily, " Wltea tk9
Joints, or hinges, ot the body are .stiffened
- and Inflamed by Rheumatism, they eu
r- &ot bo moved tvtihout canslcj the most
' exerticlaUng pains. AVer's SirsapsrUIa,'
Its action on the blood, relieves piU'
condition, and restores the Jo Lais tj jpo4
working order. - y i ; : j
Ayers SarsapaxUla L eted jia iter
. city, puny mott remarkiMo curfi, 4 tum,
txr el which Usfled ile icsru vftb-'
most experienced physicist." TTrrt'Jt
necesssry. 1 could give the names of laaoy V
luuivtuuaia wug mtc oeen curea DTisJtlSS
tainly worked i wondvcs, rtneriBg tee tr -
' r, pheumatism;
; afUr-Vdojtnnrblctl'wWlIttcr Vciri'; la,
JhU. and all other diseases, tntlfnta
ImpureWood, t hcre-tr nn' rm-.rrry.
Lawrence, M. A7.,CaIUiuor, lid' " . '.T.
Aycr's SanaparCla cured me ef Cm4Tl a
m. ' TOuua- cue;
V;!tlf'm J17 rtera. 1L n. Short,
I during many monll. a saTcrtr,
from chronic Hhcumatios. The dtvease
trakted ma rrtcToutly.ia srtieof s3 the:
remedies I could find, until I cammeneM
ain? Ayer SarsaparfJU. Itookserrrsl
Lotties of thl rfnv.wtlfm ., -
lly restored to tcaHh. i. rrtsa, inJe-
lvuuc-ace, 11.;' .
Ayerys.Sarsaparillaf-.a
JCHH riSTaAntl,
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OP THE KJ. nin;,
AUREAL ESTATE 'AGENTS,
Merchandise Brokers,
iJLMD. CGMHISSiQX UEIGHUIS.
Yates Building, oppoMte Hcnbow
, 1 tUUJC. ,
Wc offer for safe. now standing
tide track at Grcensboro depot:
on
One car choice white Corn.
One car Mill Feed, cr Ship Stul
One car ccrn Xcal.
One car Oats, all fnsh. choice
sound goods.
Wc have better facilities than ant.
one who offers such coods in this mar-
kct. and wil sell as low as anv other
house whef does a legitimate business.
We received j-esterday a lot t.f finri
Urge, IJananas. they have.soM very
fast, only a tew bunches now left, our
next shipment of Bananas will arrive
!rl T-i. ijT-ri t
The trade :of' merchants, and larre
consume;s only, is solicited. We do
noi sci ai reiaii. wncn you wish to
buy. call and see us. We are head-
quarters. very Respectfully.
June 1st. 87. ' YATES BROS.
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Morning News,
ByJ.S. Hampton.
GREENSBORO. N. C.
AN
INDEPENDENT POLITICAL
NEWS AMD iJSOMMfiReiAL
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JOURNAL.
Devoted to' the best interests of
THE CITY OF GREENSBOC
a w norm uarouna, generally.
The MORiilNG News will givr
The . Very Latest News
From all parts of the World ;
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audi ui Itfit TL&iSe knife Mies,
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UKKVttmY&ZlTrTj&JU....:. 400
llARFUt's JUZAR.. f ... 4 OO
HARrrJiUYouui Pfortu,. ...... 4 co
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OicYcar (p. Numbe) ixo
Nic'Q;BoaTdma'Hous3
. TheMcDonald House on McDon
ald slTeelUhjfiUcc to get nice
B.iard and Loc HiirgX iTda tile l.
By Mrs. J. w, Kekvohlr.
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Constipation
In.
- Is sfriJ And most trotUscae -
nuxZ neidXcW.ectuDe.
J.T100' "Pirt v gvi sjkl Heartcc
destroys the Appetite, sad vhea krj
TrT. "continoed. eanses Et!imait of th
- .tr - "1 - Compw-i r?rdflr rrred
t ror a mabT ef n on lis I val
1 -qn of which I suffereTtrcw Urn c4
irLr1' and rdr4 .
' TtjriuouooiUdn. 1 eras
' roenplJd Ux wear a ah4 orer them.
I ana. at times, was naahU to tear ex-
posure to the lifht. X was entire
I CUREO BY USING
thr boxee of Ayer's PCI. X tare e
.hesfutiDti ki fcttaotintinx UU tofdictris
Tl
t be tb brst cathartic ever taade-
wames juxiee, 1'otaad, Ohio.
4 I suffered from CrntimtWvC ad. con
. MoneoUy, from IIcA&acW Iadltstion.
. and, rue, for years. Aycr's nils, which
: I took at the suCTeatian ci a frit ad. bar
riven me tXTectusl rtUrt. 1 immutwwd
,takjmx this remedy two months ac and
f- am now free from Centtiratkm. the re-
I wtw ot wDKa bas tamrd mr other
l -y. 10 tiarpw. and rreatly ta.
. I -uwvm wbko nas isttifd my otnex
1 lTtaW to disapwar. and rreatly tr
j I I suffered frcia CVwl pation. whkh
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feared 1? would cause a torrc of the
powtla. Two rxrxes U Ayer's lllls rsrd
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