North Carolina Newspapers

GREENSBORO, JV. C Entered at the Post-Offic at Greensboro, N. C. as second class mail matter., , ' By j; S. Hampton. V : , MONDAY, - - JUNE 27.1887. -J2Mrs. Cleveland wore a new costume for every day she; spent at her old college home, thereby exciting the envy of many poor girls. . J5John Wanamafcer, of Phila delphia, will soon reach his fif tieth birthday.. The Quaker City, press tendered him a ban quet to celebrate the v occasion, bufrMr.Wanamaker' has declined the honor. , ggJfMrs. Grace Deems has lost the divorce suit against her hus band, instituted by her..' She did not even get judgment for costs. She will now become a respon dent in young Dr. Deem's suit for divorce. ; gSiMiss Ramsey, of England, daughter of Sir James Ramsey; has gained a striking "victory at Cambridge University. She is the only person, male or female, to reach the dignity of "senior classic" in the recent - '"exami nations. '..vjg'1 A point" as the term was used frequently, in connection with the recent coffee flnrry, is one one-hundredth part of a cent, this being the smallest frac tion in which dealings in options are permitted on the New York Coffee Exchange.- jgOf Senator -Evart's five daughters only one remains un married. His twin sons, one of whom was married a few days ago, are graduates of Yale and were very popular while at col lege. One of them was valedic torian of his class, while his brother stood very near the top. Egg Among the visitors at the Vassar College commencement was a graduate who has made $lO,oocrlin a unique manner. Upon her graduation she was promised by her father a doller for . every cent she earned by working at -anything. She ac cepted the offer, and, ..entering - a factory, where she obtained six dollors,a week, kepi on-working until her father had paid her $10, 000 and broke the contract be cause his little joke was becoming too costly. Chinese opium dealer" who. 'bribed King Kalak aua. seems to be something ol a iiuiuuii.il, lllO itllLl IU Hit ran as follows: "O :Lord of i Heaven i Here is a small offer-. , ing, a small pig for breakfast, and it would be a good thing - if my royal master would be pleased thing rri'all, which vill be laid before you. . A few- ten -cent pieces , $ 30,000, as your s e r v a n t has remembered and sent it. . So may you be gracious and kind to me. etc. -Wki has a t u iratf of "explaining." lh answer to an inquiry concerning the business of the Supreme Court, Justice Field said the other daj "Thejcon dition of the: calendar 'could not be worse,. Eighr hundred cases are yet unreached; meaning more than two years' continued busi ness. There are; only two ways of getting ' rid ' of this' immense overstock. . One is to make three Justices a-quorum in all cases not in vol vin g Co n s t i t u t i o n af . or inter national questions. The other is to give us . eighteen instead of nine circuits." : T annassafi 1 telle. The results of Yn.nee - enterprise in. pushing the Old Dominion forward to wealth and r prosperity are nowhero more seen than in the old town at whose outskirts was fought the first battle of the late war, writes a Manassas, Va., correspondent of the Cincinnati Eru uircr. Abonta year n;;o a Connecti cut peddler cane along, :ind while dis posing of his pods conceived one of those grand ideas which emanate only from the, Yankee mind; llo rented a storeroom, had representations of the battle painted on the door, and adver tised extensively in towns and cities on the Virginia Midland railroad that he had. a collection of precious relics from the battle of Manassas w hich he would sell at a low rate. About the - same time he received several barrels and bottles from Springfield, Ma?s.,and then he was ready for business. ' When the relic store was opened it looked like a little arsenal.' Guns and . pistols of all kinds and in every stage of decompose tion hung on the walls or stood in the windows; tattered battle-flags lay about ia-confusion, and flattened bullets were to be seen by the bushel. . - , Most relics w ere labeled with the date of the discovery and other interesting information about the relic hunters twenty years in gathering the precious mementos. As Manassas is situated at the junction of the two railroads, ther is daily a number of persons stopping over for a few hours. Few of these can resist the battle-scene and a look into the queer shop. Once inside .they. are sure to come away with some relics.for. the Yankee can describe the battle so vividly and speak with such pathos of the poor fallen heroes to whom this or that relic belonged that only a heart of stone could hold out Within three months after the opening of the store he had to send to Springlield after anoth er consignment of relics,1 but those did not go off so readily, as rumors were circulated casting a doubt over the or igin. Still, a fair business was carried on, and the Yankee is said to have made such profits as will enable him to retire in affluence like his predecessor Dick Moon, which w why I remark the results of 1 ankee enterprises in the south are nowlieije mom seen than at Manassas. - Premature Wrinkles. Wrinkles are as natural to old aro as is a full, smooth face to childhood Alley are dtie, mainly, to a certain shiiiikage of the muscles a shrinkage which characterizes, more or less, tho entire SA-stemau the later period. of life. " lt 13 in consequence of tliis general 'shrinkage that in advanced life the height is somewhat-lowered; that tho substance of. the jaws contracts, thus oiten giving rise, by pressure on the nerves that pass through the bony ca- nais, 10 severe ana diflicult neuralgia, and that the brain substance, becomes luuuTOuu mnK, wacer ninn tne va cant space. Were it not for the fixed habits and. accumulated resources of a lifetime, ai old man's brain would not be equal to the work which he still per forms easily." There is, of course, much difference between old i3ople in this respect, which is due largely to temperament, habits of thought and of feeling and mode& of life. The papers lately told 01 a man over one hundred -vears old. f-vifose face was wholly- without -wrin- kles. This was a verr exceptional case. For the great body of us, if we attain length of days, must take them with the addition of phvsical decay. iJicu uiepiium ueue must .make up ner mind ior wrinkles: but if, as she grows older, she grows in rood sense. intelligence and kindly, sympathies, her oeauty 01 character will have an attrac tion far beyond beauty of face. While wrinkles result from the natu-" ral working of the system, they may also be caused by a perverted condition of the .system, as are pimples, blotches and boils. Now the human face un like that of. brutes was meant to be the "mirror of the mind," , the - visible expression of every passion, emotion ni;d inmost feeling. Herein is its "chief beauty.; llcnce its numerous muscles and ntrves, whereby it is so wonder fully ndjiiited to this end. But muscles in tonsJant. wr frequent exercise in crease in volume, strength, and readi ness oi action. " . - Hence habits of thought and feeling become stamped on the face, and we, read so easily the Character of the proud, he vain, the deceitful, and the sensual man, or- of the kind, the calm, the energetic the frank, the candid, and the honest man. v - . liut there is nothing like care and worrlment to plough furrows in the f orehead.iand these are badly marring the faces of our American women. We pass iii the streets women of thirt3--tiye" whose foreheads are . more wrinkled, than the brow should bo at seventy. Some of these may not have more cares than others, but r they unnecessarily eld to the tendency to express them ' - the f ace: JbaA'a Companion. There are few meu who possess as much'cheek as a citizen of New Lon don, Conn.- Ho rented1 a houseand for three months paid no attention to lauuium s luquest 'ur iuo rent-, money. At tho end of that time ho called upon the owner, handed him the key, and said that he was sorry, but he woidd have to give, up the house a's the rent was too high for his means. The landlord was so amazed that ho took the c kej, aaJ . the man with the cheek walked oS. . ' - - ; -. Senator Evarts is quoted as Saying retently: "It is strange that in ad .iiinistcring justkie the wisdom of tlus world for G.000 years ha3 discovered' , other way than for both sides to hiro V man" to exaggerate their side, and then try to find out the truth be tween them," . ' ' Izl ' vl T ISLACKWEU8 DO RHAMy I Tobacco Co. &v Is . Henc PitnslM in the immediate sectloa of eoantrr that flavor and Quality is not rrown elsewhere la the ed by the quantity produced. We are la position offering upon this market and spare no pains or The snace on ton is the nuantiiv nl POWDER BLUE in ordinary boxes. "A FIVE CENT STICK OF INDIGO HLUF. contains as much 15 four wooden boxes, and will make 'fifty pallons of the best blue water. SoM by Houston & Bro., Wholcsalv- agents, Greensbor.). N. C. .DR. BRODNAX, nij'sieinn unci 5;iurfjon, Office lor the present,at his residence on Ash street, opposite Mrs. Dr. Hall. mo only tnown ?eclllc for Epner-Uc Fits. llso for Spasms and FalBog Sickness. Ivcrroa Weakness It InstaaU rcllcrcs and cures. Cleanses Mood and quickens sluggish circulation. Xeutra Uzss germs ol j&lsease and sbtcs tlckness Cures tOKiPTIO SAID ngly blotches and stubborn Wood sores. ITJm!Eatc Bolls, Carbuncles and Scales. C7"rennaxe'ty and promptly ceres paralysis. Yes, It Is a charming and healUif nl Aperient. Gcrofula and lngs EtH. frwla trothcrs. ctanccs ctd trctCi to good, reinoT- tug tic cansa. Coats bilious tendencies and ttiv. clear complexion. Equalled bj none in the dcllrlu of terer. A charming resolTcnt and a matcnlc laxatlTe. It drlres Blck Headache like tho' wind. KZTContains no drastic cathartic oroplates. CeUcrct CTHE GREflTj the brain of morbid fancies. PrompUy cures Kheu. -autism by routing it. Ecstorcs lif e-glTlnff proper, ties to the blood. Is guaranteed to cure all nerrous disorders. EyEellablo when an opiates faO. Bo. freshes the mind and Invigorates the body. Cures ujapepna or money reiunded. S? .f thc Mood own It a conqueror. Endorse VLU!an by oyer fifty thousand lead in x cltUen llergymen ami physicians In U. B. and EuropeT UrJFor sala by all leading druggist. fcjO. - The Dr. 8. A. Richmond Medical Co- Prona. , 6UJo-eph,lIo. GS) For testimonials and circulars send stamp. Charles N. Crlttentoa. Aot. Kew York Clti, ; G REEK'S BO RO. N' C. " DEALER IS - Earness, Saddles Whirr, - ' MACHINE OIL, Farmers' Oil Shingles . $2 1-2 per thoisand. ' ; ; - Ccmpcz ting Goods on hand. TVe coatamo to act aa solicitors for trado-marts, copyrights, etc, for the United States, and to obtain pat. cnta in Canada. England, Franco, Germany, and all other countries. Thlrtrtl vein' nnoa . W- chargo for examination of inodols or draw- . - Patents obtained thronh eg aro noticed In the SCIEXTIFIC AMK1UCA3T, trhich hia -ne largoat circuiatiot.. and I tho mcf.t infiu- enoai z ' world.- ential newroarer of ita hind Dnbliahedin Oia . The idnnticranf Knch&iohivvn-. every patentee underBtandar Ihia large and gplendidly illustrated netn iperis published WEEKLY at J3.20 a year, id ia admitted tn tv) thrt Imt to Bcience,mechanics,inTentions, engineering "trorks, and other depaxtmenta of industrial copies oy inaoi, ju cents.- Bold nj ail news- Address, Mmm & Co., pnblishera of Scica tifio American. 261 Broadway, Kew York. . . Handbook about patents mailed freo. ?id?W JCK3 F "STRATTM, V-i" JwmZkt; ' Importer U wholsl P5T " - - Da: in . "V ; -1 Kecth Eamouicas f 7.- '1 andallkindsolllaiieal BlflCICl'JEU'S-ca DURHAM TOBACCO HONEST, POPULAR, UNIFORM, . RELIABLE, the Most SATISFACTORY SMOKING TOBACCO EVER PUT UPOH THE tlARKET, Dealers and Consumer always pro nounce It THE BEST. - produces a rr&de of Tohaccc that ta terrors. world, the popularity of these roods is only limit to command the choice oca yCny RCvT expense to giro the trade the ILIM DLOl panTiR Aid t 1 r 1 Succcsot s" to PORTER & DRLTON, Dealers in ifY j j JJrU PS tlllCl Id 0 U 1 C 1 H G Si - , & - - V Greensboro, Jf. C I listen ay ! II I were to say I was receiving thc Largest and Handsomest stock of Dry Goods. Dress Good si White Goods. Fine Shoes. Slippers. and also M&ulsiats that was ever of- fercd in Greensboro. N. C. it would be rather too old a song to sing in this day and time, and as aU Ladies who want new dresses, want them of soch 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 goods, as a sufficient idea couid m t be given in an advertise ment to justify you in saying whether r not you wDuld be pleased without firstseeii:g the variety or FINE DRESS GOODS s - ' I am, now offering, and Reltim; prices, so I hereby extend you a corrii. al invi :itn n to.call aid examine the goods that I now have in store, and to arri . Very Respectfully, W. K.-MURRAY. A j Ul be paid tor anj Urals , j ' J clean aiMl baa as naoch ftrala or K 4.: -ivv wain MONAUCU Ormla and iei Miiaraior aod Iiaar srer, which wa offer to U pub lic at a low erica. 8nd tar circular and price list,' NEWARK MACHINE C0- Jtwm, wn tqi v. a, 4 Your Children : Are constantly exposed to danger from Cojda, Wioopiiiff Couch- Croon, anrl dLsoasca peculiar to the throat n4 . lunga. jror auch ailments,- Ayer's) Cherry Pectoral, promptly . AdminU tcred, affords speedy relief and cure. A? . remedy for "Whooping Coueh, "with -wliich many of our children were Afflicted, we used, daring the past win- W1in mac a satisfaction, Ayer! Cherry Pectoral. For this affection, we consider this preparation the mot pffl, caciona pf all the medicines which rare come to our knovrlodge. ilary Park ' " -'t . f iioma iqx 4UtuO 1? auucicis, xAJucasier. jsia. My children have been peculiar! m . ' .,a vv UlUM IT I Ject to attack of Croup, and I failed sub- to nna any effective remedy until I com- 11 I I lucuceu u ministering A; yer'a Cherry L i'ertoraJ.- This preparation relieves tha OiCiculty of breathing and lnrariablr curea the complaint. David G. Stark. Chatham, Columbia Co.. N. Y. . . in1 iitref CSd Ayer's Cherry rectorat f many years, ana have found it especially valuable , in Vl0?PlnK Coaffb. This medicine allays - All lrntaUon, prevents inflammation from extending to the lungs, and quickly aub dues My tendancy to Lucff Complaint- J. B. Wellington, Plainville, Jich, ' I find no medicine ao effective, for rlT?0 Cough, as Ayer' Cherry Pectoral. It was the means of saving the life of my little boy, only iix months old, carrying him safely through the worst case of Whooping Cough I ever saw Jane Malone,riney Plats, Tenn. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, A DAT In great variety, cold and very odd. Saratoga Excelsior SPRING WATER On Lc diieit from the Spring?., ic- ceived in Air Tight Reservoirs, TRY THE 7 GULGHER SPRING WATER Go,d lor cramps, colics, and ick stomach. 5.000 oflhetcst selection of Cigars on the Market irom c cents to 15 ccul " each. Try CIHT-rr Tirrrn . ill. J VT IV JLLy ; f all 5 cent Cigars. Al- m a. leaaing oranas 01 an CHEWING TOBACCOS can be found at a low price, at E. G. NEWCOMB'S, , Odcll Building, Greensboro. N rs P s So ft i 2 pR ci Forget it, Please T Y. n can ;iluats find ,n uck al 1.: tloreih, lot R..ck?:n d r.d Vir-n i. Ca!cimd PluMer, Lund PLiMtr. P-.il I. t d a: d RoseridAKr Ci-nicni, iM.ntru. Hair. Kalstoniin-. Acr - Wc d n tl.in l.ur firs! c.tst Tin Ropfinq, Nw a. -R-a 5 s 5 P 5 Q : l3 E C2 co HIE. Keep alwiV reidy Shr Ti. .Va' ! v Tii, GtittfTi: and pmf ft ,.u! upal s!i..it n. tire. Kccj Trua G t . F uc Tipc at rducei! pl .:s a ! p.ii it u;i wlien wanted. Have low a l..t i.f uj-t c Unly raised corn lor sale. ilV a Car ol hip slufT.i., a few das. tnvt urA Wc so!iV.:t y..ur ira lc. and j,f .te un l.onejt (T .it -serve y... f.,"il.fq'U WIIARION A STRATFORa .np 19 -im. . . - Saved Kjlifo" 2s a cofnrat.n cr;-cn.. 1, ca. , itA.J from tLuu u ) tiiZlrM l j jf. ona u-. ti t i.--'". rt . ,t Ayr'a Cherry PcctorU. ' X eAnnui ay in i ralM&f Ayer Ce;rf Prc:Ti!.u. Ilcrin; as I !o tLa?, lut f-r i houU Ion; a-arc Lara ui. ; :- . trouble. E. Erayioa. 1V-1. .7. t Alnt x rrscnths a.t 1 t . r , 9 by a .iiMnsMiij Ct ;!. 1 . ni f!K- f !.,,. and rrt. I 1,.. . -ua n.n,-i KUvuus an4 . . witWt t.n;: r.: ;. , 1 vtoU Uij lo L Aye:'- Cherry Tec:.. I'll ci 1 a t ; t . t!iU in I 1.. . , ai.i fatfr:,t r! . : t bur:i, IS t,i . t-si i .. ; . . f l.af 1. u-! At.-., t . . Uf ever a 1 . nnt ! f'r tu.. iu--. ; l.: j ( a rt.: a tu.' . h "a I x. n " i".'" t-f "..- . frvlin; r ?i ..-:. I . . - - . -. A-'-. - :- , 2 T .- m a ' . , , , tl.H li i! ! - i. t -." 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I1U.V TV. mi kuw farHaULy aU UracaU'wi Q Brown's Iron Bitters i : one rf the very few tonic n:.tJ.iHii:fu t.-u-o ct ccr.i ;'..;! .iV.v.! cfr.!c ho! cr "-v.. ,. J.; i l;c ::! v' 1 f. u thi? ruwrzri of ir.rj.: jr- Brown's Ikon niTr5 h j;uarrujtcc(I to lc a non intoxicating stimulant, ar.l It will, in njui'y cxxyGSC, tak-j Uic place tf all liquor, anJ at tkc mrr,? ti-TU3 lulcly kill th dcsl.-c fcr wlyskcj' r.r.t! cllicr i&toid ca'Jnj bcwiarro. Rev. G.W. Rice, editor of the American Qiristian R( ziru. says of l'rown's Irxi Hitters; ' . Ga..O-.NT.!$.iS3r. Genu : Thc fcxaJj irf- loj cf viul force ia Uuxii, l4.iurc. azvi rl gence of our pecjic, cul.es yoar prtrcriuna a cccttiity: Jf" and i? r,L wTj - 'J " -.T B row;: -'s I RON BlITERS lia been thoroughly tested for dyspepsia, indigestion, biliousness, weakness, debij- ity, overvorkf rheuantiv neuralgia, consumption, liver complaints, kidacy troubles, ccc, and it never tails to render speedy and permanent rcliel " Out VioUa Btrinr. aod IjjstrnmeivU. esd for eatalopM.