THE MORNING NEWS.
By HAMPTON & ANDREWS. '
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Greensboro, N. C, Mondry. July 11, 1887.
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THE RAILROADS. !
AKUIVAI. AND DF.PARTUKK OF TRAINS.
THE LATEST NEWS.
Visiting JtfTer son Davis, j
New Orleans, July 9. The Con
tinental Guards of this ciiy.an organiz
ation that, includes anions its -members
veterans 1 the Uni'n and Con
federate armies,yesterTay visited Beau-
fferson Davis.
k: command as
full of sacted
1
voir, the home ol. Je
Mr. Davis addressed th
iollows: "The day
memories, and
the mind
s
She was,twentyyears old. Her pa
rents objected to therriarriage, but she
said she loved him and could Influence
him to lead a better life. To-niht he
shot her in thej back, and she died
Within an hour. ) . ;
I The young wife worked in Smith &
Bourne's harness factory. In company
PEOPLE TALKED ADOUT.
TTlmt th Kcvtpapen Say Cownhi;
. "TTI1 Known Men anl Women. , , m
Mrs.LIzx!o Champccy, the veil knotra
writer of children's stories. Is a tallfira
der woman and a graceful talker Her
husband tllnstrates her stories. I t
MLs Aulta Lncflle Codjr ikinshter cf
SPECIAL CITY ITD.2S.
W.' C Overby. stall 4. city roirket.
will have thij morntnr; stall fed beel
and mutton, and every other dav this
week. Persons in want o! ood beef
will please call on him. tw.
WILMINGTON & WELDON HAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
r
Buffalo 111L, is a beautilal brunette of
with another woman employee sne 1 22 summer, Is tall, lias o pretty Cjire,
r ih. f,Hnrtf v..n;nrT and is vlvations and well educated.
Mr. Anderson Critcbett, the celeLratcd
London surgeon, was recently offered a
fee of 35,000, probably the largest medi
cal honorarium ou record, to go to India
to treat one of the native princes. After
consideratlon.be declined the offer.
i One of. the last tcts performed by Ben:
Pcrley Poore Ijefare he was stricken down
RICHMOND AN" HANV1LLK RAILROAD.
Arrivt-s lioin Kichmond at 9-43 am
' " ................ 10.33 pm
8.3a a m
lleave for Ui(hi:icr.d at
NORTH CAHOLINA RAILROAU,
Arrives frou Charlotte at ...... ...
leaves for Charlotte at
Arrives from CchUboro at..
ii ,11
i. "
Jy leaves for Ooldboro at
NOUTH-WESTF.KN N.
Knives from Salem at.
and: started toward her home. Her
husband had been.following her, and
back to the time when drew a revolver and shot her in the
our sires pie lrd life, propeity and back. The bullet went through her
sacred honor to "maintain the declara- body and blood spurted . lrom the
tion made: on the 4th of July, 1776. That wounds. She screamed "Save me! and
declaration give to the worM great ran into the street, followed by her I ment printing office and set his 1,000 ems
American principle of U: innate husband. There she sank, from loss of toT. Childa fund like the rest cf the
equality of a. man. and that Govern- blood, -Swift attempted to escape, but ' A .. . . ,
j . , - ,, - , . . r r r The Goulds seem to take to btocks as
ment derived all Us rightJul power seeingjt was impossible, surrendered, naturally as ducks to water. "Eddy"
from the consent of the governed. The j Swift'v sister is a teacher in the Gould, Ceorgo'tj younger brother, who is
independence of the States having Brown $chooI and his father has been hSSSSYl
t ' 1 . , .1 1 1 1 rn . m A : . c- n . r- v. x ft.. n .....
uceu HLKiiowicugcu, uicy wuntu n uidiiiui 01. rcici unuiui. r.iit lixcnango onu oyjerates in bioccs in n
union for common defense, and such marriage Swift continued, in his' old nervy way. His antics afford much
1 u it. r 1 i p. amusement to the old and sedate mem-
general purposes as were especially ways and his wife left him. She still uuu iwuwuuu
enutneraled. Under that organization offered to live with him if he would do gjr Hcnrr Ponconby private sccretarv
our country k'rew in prosperity and I better, but he refused. A few weeks I to Queen Victoria, is a miniature edition
ago she applied for a divorce and this var , uncun. jiu musiacno ana
l!! vii to Bo nr-til uc.
Mrs. M. C. Dixon announces that
she is prepared to accommodate a
number of regular or trancient board-
ersat her Boarding House on Nortt
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
c.! No. I No, 40 1 No. 4
I Daily. Daily. Daily
n..'j 15 p m 5 3S p m t 103
m
Nor. i4,S6
Elm street, opposite the Court House. I Lr Weld on
Ar Rocky Mt 2 lipm',
Ar Tarboro.Li co n mf
Reduction in prices fully appreciated I Lr TarhoraJn tmnL".
as seen by an increase oi order: Go I Ar Wilson. .'4 05 p ro'6 s3 p m 1 07 a n
m I 1 1
T r rx j 1 . I I
icTiey i'oore ijeiorc ue was Bticscu cown 10 v.. 11. uougniy ana sec wnii an 1 ,y Wilson.. 4
was on the recent birthday of GtX3rgo Y. I elegant pair ot Gaiters in the way of I Ar Selma .jc
Childs. ilr. Poore went to the Rovern- material and workmanshiD can be hid I Ar r-.ff L
material and workmanship can be hid
for five or six dollars. Also, call for
a steam cooker. iw.
Come and see our butter cups;
Greensboro Candy Co.
iSpro
40 pm
r
7 O'clock Sharp I
Ar Fayetter.'s 32 p m
LrGold$boro'4 54 P rn 7 40 p rn'j 5S a m
Lr Magnolia 6 09 p rnj3 33 p m c is a m
Lr Burgaw.. 7 00 p mj 613am
Ar Wilmlng.'j $3 m955 pn7ooam
TRAINS GOwfG NORTH.
N'0.47
No. 4S
Daily.
Daily.
Daily.
q.55 p m
8.2 a m
g.40 p m
10.44 pm brotheily love. How that was, as your
9.30 pm, Captain has wisely suggested, it is
10.20pm necdjess ort this occasion
, 7.40 a m
, 9.50 am
6.QO a m
io.20 p m
Our store will be closed until fur-1 Lr VilrnlnJii 40 pm 3 so a m 8 52 n m
ther notice, at 7' p. rn. Saturday's ex- I Lr Burgaw. ..1 ..... 9 34 a m 9 50 p m
cepted) until lurther notice.
- ButteV on ice can be had fresh
and nice. HOUSTON & DRO.
Lr Magnolia 12 52 am 1023 am 1042 pm
RAILROAD
fcnvi's for Siilt-m at
7 n -.
C. T. AND Y. V. UAlUtOAD.
Arrives from Fayettevillc .it
leaves for Fayetteville at.... .
Arrives from Walnut Cove at
. 8.00 a ni
, '9.24 p m
10.00 a m
, 10.54 P.m
. 7.25 p m
.g.So-a m
5.00 p. m.
Train on Scotland Neck Branch UoaH
. , . mitted that his wife had, always been the remainder of her days on her sunny A Big Lot ! We have all grades o! I leaves Tfalilax lor Scotland Neck at 3 00
when you, donned the r.ght , H .jujJIl Ftar. Our "NVhlte Pca.r and Sil- p m. Returning. taws Seotliml Neck
on mis occasion 10 inquire.
but to you of tire late Confederate
army, it may not be inappropriate to
say that you trod in the footsteps of
your sires
of a people to be goveined only by
their owr. consent, and protected the
State sovereign acquired by your
fathers. The Constitution was the ex
pression of the consent ot the people
to be governed, and you claimed the
is the cause of the murder.' .Swift fre- stylo of the ctncan emperor's. - Ills thin
quented the lowest resortstand paid white hair is bruihed over a high, bulging
for his liciuors bv nlavinrron the oiano. forehead, also in the Wlnelm style.
It is said he threatened to kill his wife
if she should get a divorce. Head
Modjeska'o aim, according to her own
frank confession, is to make money,
enough to return to California and pass
Notice.
When yon want the highest .prices
for your Eggs and Chickens ship them
to A. D. Moseley at .Durham. N. C.
5 per cent commission..
Ar GoldsborJ
Lr Faycttcv.
Ar Sefma...
Ar Wilson.. .
Lr Wilson . .
ArRoTcyMt.
Ar Tarboro,
Lr Tarboro.
Ar Wcldon..
I 55 a mill 35 am 11 $S am
7 co a m
9 $S"a m
1
j
it 25 am'
2 32 a m 1225 pmi2 5i am
.... .... j t 00 p m 1 27 a m
.". 4 50 p m'
Jim 30 amj
4 0$ a m 2 15 p m,2 45 a m
Flour
cause for jealously.
STjITE JTEirS.
on tne roau nave trouoieu nergrcauyuur- Ver Crown" Flours cannot be beaten. at Q ,Q a m. daily except Sunday.
inrr t nn nrpwnr. Kn"in n r if 1 iiitiii v 1 1 nnr 1 1 . 1 . mvi w 11 1 v . . - &
"t. - r , " - i 1 y a iatK. xvisu, tucai, oi'iuui Trains leaves I I arDoro. r. v.. via
performances have been given when she Corn. &c. an22tl Houston BkoS. Aii!2;i i? !?JA , n iT,!,nl r
' J - , 4 4 1 i 4 M 11, . W.
Sunday, 6 pm.; Sunday 5 p m.; arrive
Willimtfon K. C. 8 ion m. and 6 -to
. i . I J - ' 1 -., m -
is exceedingly aunoyea ac tao wwemcni nersonai come ;ness. i due to I. C. m lf.imm
1 1 nM 4 1 . .1 i 1 r - . iv
v"f.r,rJr. Ayer & Co.. whose Hair Vigor .sa t, Daily except Sunday. 800am, Sun
Harm day 050a m. arrive Tarboro. N. C.
THE POSTOPPICE.
That you were unsuccessful
that we will not discuss, but
s a fact
I claim
j Salisbury Watchman: .The organiz-
1 r. W..1.. I '..t. nt iin.ic'a. Rl. I ; i j J ' ( K A . illnn nt Willsri J T mht A rl lllorif 1 I,T.a1 TT m rn tli.t vrV t1 Vta iwnl
i-avivs mi m.u.uu.v 5 I ngnts ana privileges ui mc tumpati. i uiu.&. am du j a luan uuu 4uo ja.h.- ni Ij.-- rfTprtivc and arrreeable it ranks
was effected here last Thursdav moot 1 not ricn, nis youia nau uie surrutinuiups i : ,. " .1 . .
was enectea nerc last inursaay nipi i & tkt amonj: the indispensable toilet ar-
wmi iucu. rauicr v.jjuiu, d ic w. of anclent Scotch descent. ticies.
that it is due.from each and al of us, Rumple 1st and John L.. Brown 2d Jonil Roach possessed genuine Irish
that our countrymen who fill soldiers' Lieutenant. A meeting will be held wit. When he came to this country he
' Ln, ..7,- n nirrtii j th. ..,r.. -fTo oiiv was only 15 yearapld. Some time after
Stave uan, vuui a- lw'"6'u u,"u "m his arrival he met one of his father's most
children's children, in all coming gene- wishing to join will please attends
Mails for the North close at 3.oo a. in. and 9.00 p.m.
Charlotte " 9.00 9
Raleigh " 9.00 " . .
' i Salem " 9 00 9
'Fayetteville ". . 9 00 '
The money order and registered letter office will
nly be open from 900 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Gcivral Delivery is open from 8 a.m. iwtil 7 p. m.
except when opening mails. Also, 15 minutes after
pening the Eastern night mail.
Sunday hours, for general delivery, 8.0c a. m lor
alfhour ; and half hour after" the opening of the
mails from botli North and South.
The lock-boxes are from 6.00 a. m. to 10:30 p. m.
ratioes, be defended as patriots, and Reidsvlle WeeH
that never will you supinely . allow. some in spite of the summer mon
.and times genera
Trade is increas
ly- are improving.
RESIDENT CLERGYMEN.
S. Greensboro
Pre3byterian :
Dr. J. Henry Smith, N. CnurchToT.
Rev. E. VV. Smith, Asheboro St.
Baptist :
Rev. W. R. G waltiiey, S. Elm St., South Greensboro
Methodist Episcopal. - ,V
Rev. J. E. Mann, W. Market St.
"G. F. Smith, S. Greensboro.
Methodist Protestant :
Rev. J. L. Michaux, N.. Greene Sn
" J.. R. Ball, Spring St.
Episcopal:
Rev. A. II. Stubbs. N. Elm St.
them. to be branded as rebels or trai-
tors.'' In conclusion, Mr. Davis -Henry Moore, a half-witted negro,
thanked the Continentals for their who was put in jail a ijw weeks go
visit and welcomed them to Beauvair. for fighting died there last Thursday.
Durham Recorder: Mayor J. F. Free
land and Magistraes C. B. Green and
M. A. Angier have -issued a circular
asking the citizens to aid in enlorcing
the prohibition laws in Durham. 5 "
iGoldsbord Argus: At the July meet-
intimate mends, wno asted mm now no n.- C Iulv3oth 1S87. A covered bridge
. wasgciuiniuujj. ueiuuKaiuiiK xoiuc, 1 20g Icet long. 3 Spans 71 2-12 ICCt.
'K I enM ho " 'SrinrA whfl T Vpm in tlilt I . . . r r .
- - v - ; ; ana 70 5-12 icet, ana 00 5 iz leer; roc
ths. country 1 hacta't , a rag to me back, an' J Already builU Bridge- to be
I now x m coverea an over wia luenx. i
iAjnchcd iti Short Order.
PRU, Ind., July, 9. James Chris
tianson, who , shot Dr. E. B. North,
chief surgeon of the Wabash Railway
A new portrait of Thomas . Bailey Al
drich Is being printed in the newspapers
which is a striking example of how faith
ful -is the resemblance of the average
newspaper picture and the original. Look
ing leisurely over a pile of exchanges in
his office last week, Mr." Aldrich ran over
the headlines and casually glanced over
not less.- than four papers containing his
portrait without .making the discovery
that the counterpart there presented was
intended for himself. A friend sitting at
his elbow finally called! the author's at-
10 05 a m. and 1 1 yo a m.
Trains -on Midland N. C. Branch
leaves Goldsboro. N C. daily except
Sunday, 5 30 pm.; arrive SmUhheld, N.
C, 700 pm. Returning leaves bmun
field. N. C.,7 30 a m.. arrive Goldsboro,
N. C. 9 00 a m.
Southbound train on Wilson & Fayet
teville Branch is No. 50. Northward U
No. 51.
Trains No. 40 South will stop enly at
built as nearlr as Dracticablc like the I Wilson. Goldsboro and Magnolix
Settle Bridge at Dead Timbers, N. C. Trains No 47 makes close connection
Dan River Bridre to Let.
At Madison.- Rockingham County.
John M. Galloway,
J.M. Vaughn,
R. C. Nelson.
G. W. Martin.
- . Building Com.
Madison. N.C. fulv Ctb. 87. 2W
- - -
Dike Book Company-
July special sales, to continue during
the month, of Books, History. Poetry.
. 1 J I? I L - I - 1 . a a a a ma m m a I
tiospuai, yes.eroay lorcnoon, was ir g of the Bbard of Commissioners of tenuon 10 ine ponrait. Aiier looting ai Biography. Fiction, etc Also Station
lynched early this morning. Last TWiin COMntv there was onlv one an- it? mentvMr- dric aid: "Well, I cry Qil Paintings. Albums, etc
- 1 1 l, a - upun county mere was .oniy one ap- thinklmaybe pardoned for not having PrirPt mirbi-d Hown nirahle bar
eventng a large crowd assembled in. p;icatiorif for license to sell spiritous recognized that." , Pnces marked down. Desirable bar-
1 l . . I L dill J wrm m
I I ..
PRODUCE MARKET.
Apples green, per. bu
Bacon hog round
Beef ,
Hatter ...........
Beeswax.
Chickens old ... .
spring .
Corn new
Corn Meal
Dried Fruits Blackberries.
Cherries.,...
, Apples. ....
Peaches, unpared 1-2,
'" . unpared 1-4,
" pared ......
Eggs..........
the vicinity of the big brick- court
house, Ln the ba.vme:it of which is the
jail, and towards, nlit lynching was
freely talked hi. Shortly after 12 o'clock
about twenty masked men 'made their
appearance. Three men with sledge
hammers made short work of batter-
i.ooai.50 I inp- down the outer doors, while their
1 - i
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aq
5a8
..iSa25
.ai8
.......i5a2Q
...... '.ioai5
.........a50
......... a6o
...... ..6 1-2
...... ..7.1-2
2a 3
2 1-2
a
59
10
liquors in the county, and one for the
sale of beer.
Wilmington Star: The new hose
carts for" the "Adrian" and "Cape
Fear" steamers arrived by steamer
from New York yesterday.
Reidsville 1 Times : The tobacco
with drawn I crop at present is not a success, and it
heard the WM ta a good deal yet to bring it
out. The weed'on the market is sell
ing high. Warehouse men say that
good tobacco is up one hundred per
cent. " r ' , ' f.
Wilmington Messenger : The
formed the staple of subject for a school A position as salesman or account
of literature now pretty well gone out of ant, bv a young man of experience,
fashion, is told concernlnc the Quincy Good reference eiven. Address
at Weldon for all points North daily.
All rail, via Richmond, and daily ex.
cept Sunday via Bay Line.
Trains make close connection for all
points North via Richmond atid Wash
ington. -
All trains run solid between V timing
ton and Washington, and have Pullman
Palace Sleepers attached.
JOHN F. DIVINE.
General Sup't
J. R. KENLY. Sup't Transportation
T. M. EMERSON, Cenl Pass. Agent
ICIIilOND AND DANVILLE It.VlL
I10AD. condensedTschedulu
trms bun by meridian time.
doom was
new
PERSONAL 3I1TTEBS.
companions stood around
revolvers. Christianson
blows and knew that his
sealed; He prepared. to offer a vigo-
rous resistance, out wnen nis captors
entered the cell a few moments later
his courage-left him and he whined for
mercy. A noose was quickly slipped j Methodist churclr at Chapet'.Hill is
over the prisoner's neck and he was now ready for the roofiing which will
dragged shrieking from the jail to the J soon be on,
bridge over the Wabash River, fol-
Feathers ..40 I lowrrl hv ncrnwrt nf fullv one thrniS-
Haxseed 75 I , n j , m Pn wKn ,, rorPrt f Hp lvnrher on
y TCill him!''. I '! Hnorirlh hmi f'h!trlr i in
. .. ...... .14 w lJ . O . - I W -
...6oa8o At the bridge the rope' was quickly, stats of sad neglect. y - ;
i"-" 4(5a5 thrown over the centre beam of the Gen Buckner was at one time an
.......... u7 1 i... .J.-n-.Arne. f J-j:. . TVT.
. ,,( i iron siiuuiuic. uuu . u. ui 1 cunut ai new uucdiis,
...........60 I rhtici I menh w R.mn danhnET in.lhe
i xy Ll 1 iLiaii if , - o o
-i So
....6 I make any statement, though he made
3 repeated attempts to speak. At 3
o'clock this morning the body was cut
down and taken to . an undertrker's.
It was buried to-night. Death re
suited from strangulation.
An attempt was made to find Robert
house and Its late proprietor, Mr. J. W.
Johnson. It is related by those sometimes
entertaining and anon prolix gossips
who know all the old stories which deal
with their neighbors, that once Mr. John
son, then n farmer up country, came to
Boston to sell a load, of potatoes. Such
was his ill luck, however, or the dullness
Luke.
Drawer G," Greensboro, N. C.
TRAINS GOING BOUTU.
'Directors. ..." :
The Diiectors of the National Bank
of Greensboro have declared a Semi-
May. 29th, 1836.
Leave New York
Leave Philadelphia....
Leave B<imcre.
Leave WMhititon . -. . .
annml Ilivirlrntl nf C nr CCnL- navable I T fTrtrlrtlj-Till.
of tie market, that at thejlose of his on July 6th l887 Subject to no de- Leave Lynchburg
Flour Family
Superfine..
Onions.... ........
Oats..!.....
Perk.....
Peas
Potatoes Irish ...
Sweet...
Rags Cotton....,
Tallow..!. .......
Wool washed .. .
x unwashed
Wheat........ ...
marketing he found himself without ready
money enough to pay his score - at. the
Quincy house, where he had taken a
room. There was talk of retaining the
farmer's horses in pledge for his bill, but
Johnson, who was a powerful man, went
himself to the stables and harnessed ' his
team, no man daring to interfere with
him except by word. The matter termi
nated for the time being in the regulation
manner ot the old comedies. The farmer
departed in a fine rage, pursued by the
taunts of the employes of tne house,
duction on account of taxes.
j6 1 w. Neil Ellington, Cashier
Little butter cups'good for children;
iw. -Greensboro Candy Co.
Leave D-intHla.
No.Ca
DaUj.
7 20a tii
9 45 a rn
11 4 xra
3 35 p m
5 Ul pm
0 5 pm
No. 52L
Dxily.
4 30 pm
CyD7 pm
Oil p m
11 (X) pin
3 00 zn
05 oi
8 G3am
Leave Richmond. P 3 00 p ta 2 30 a m
Lea? e GoldUboro.
Leave Raleigh.. ,
Leave Durham.. ......
Leave High Point
Leave Salisbury
Ayer's Saraparilla operates radically I Leave Charlotte...
upon the blood, thoroughly cleansing I Leave Spartanburg......
1 1 r. - I T fl :ii
ana invtcoraunK iu vs a saic ana au- 1 wiwuiu ..
solute cure for the various disorders
Arrive Atl&nU
12 33 am: 3 lapm
530 am; 1 00 m
637am ?30u
1115 am' MIGant
1230un! 1123 ui
2 25 am' 1 10 pm
5 y"j 331 pin
60us( 4 4Sptn
...20
. ..$iai 25
RETAIL PRICES OF GROCERIES.
Hacom Sides I . ........................... . ;10
Hams...............
' Shoulders..;. ...... .
Cheese ... . . .'. . . . . . i . . .... ,
Coffee Rio......
..IS
..........8
..............;20
air; The prisoner was not allowed to lerested in his Texas ranch
; James Russell is said to be aging
rapidly in appearance. .
1 Joseph H. Choate now occupies his
new antique house at Stockbridge,
Majs.
Cnptain-Jack Hussey, who saved
caused by constitutional taint or infec-
which he answered with a vow to own I tion. this remedy has no equal. Take
the whole establishment before he died. I it this month.
From that day his one ambition seemed
to be to fulfill his boast, and to this end I por Sale.
ne labored and saved until suit in tne I . . . . . , . .
old fashioned comedy fashion-events had L J.ve on hand a number of good
-kt, rv.n f va Ma tvinv I milch cows wbicn 1 will sell, frices
Theodore. Roosevelt is greatly in-I persistence were rewarded by the actual' ranging from $20.00 to $50.00.
possession of tne vjuincy nouse, ircro 1 jas. u. omum,
whose doors he had once been ignomini- I New Garden, N. C.
ously driven because he could not pay his
TRAINS GOING N01JTH.
bill. Boston Cor. Providence JcurnaL -
To Contractors and Builders !
Kay 23th 1SS5.
Arrive Charlotte.
SalUtmry .....
High Point...
- Uiveruboro .
Darh.tm
Raleigh ,
v . GoldUboro .....
ArriTe Dinville .....
. . Tlir-KmnniL
The Weather ia California. Notice is herebv eiven that until
Mr. M. It De Young, of The San Fran-. Tuesday. lulv 12. 18S7 sealed bids for
dsco Chronicle, recently offered to estab- crcCtirig; the White. Graded School
lish signal stations on the Padflc coastif Building in Greensboro. N. C, will be
ments. .The chief signal officer promptly
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received by any one of the undersign-
Millerrwho killed Charles Emerick on So many lives at Castle Garden, could ed ed school committee. Wcrcscrvc the
the street in Peru about two months not read: ; be fitted out as! soon as possible." The r,Kht lo rcJect any and all pids and to
V - . weather conditions are so peculiar In Call- I select any one 01 tne oios wc occm
Senator Stanford has a vineyard fornia that the present signal scrvicois I proper, at the same time our means
rol airliner C coo acres, the largest in entirely inadequate. Advance warning I are somewhat limited and we wish the
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.Inventors and patentees and all hav
ing business with the U. S. Patent Of
- fice are invited to communicate with nie
-with confident reliance upon my fidelity lence in Miami Cojnty.-
ago.- Had Miller been found he prob
ably" would . have been lynched too.
Miller, is out on bail. , A number of
light sentences in murder cases have
led to he present reign of mob vio-
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of frost, cold rain or northers Is worth I building to cost us as little as possible.
many thousands of dollars to farmers and 1 The plans and specifications can be
inut growers. - it is me unenuoa on -ur. 1 insnected ai any time oy caning ai me
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to their interests.
s New inventions patented. , Old inven
tions imoroved, and rejected applica-
110ns - revivea. - caveats hiea. Trade
marks registered. 4 :y
Prompt attention. Skilltal : service.
Moderate charges. 'S Send model or
- sketch for iret1 report as to patentability:
Preliminary information cheerfully
furnished. . - - ' - "
A. S. YANTIS, .
Solicitor of American and Foreign Pat
ents,' 8li6 F Street, N. W., Washington
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Dr. North is still alive tonight, but da'e (Mich.) college;
cannot recover
De Young to have these warnings sent by
wire to the parts of the state - threatened,
and. to do everything in his power to bring
the Service o perfection, .Frank Leslie's.
Shot hyillerJrort h less
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For Bent.
Hartford Conn.r July 9 John
Swift was secretly married to Kittie
McCann a year ago. He was twenty
two years old and of a good family,
but was shiftless and --intemperate.
No iniuiious efTects can follow the
Three new houses just finished on an unfa;finr an?idotft am! hr
mLisnatic poisons, together with'rerae
dial agdnts which purify and re -.rigo-rate
the system. -
Orange St. one square from the Graded
School r and PVesbyterian Church.
Kent very low for such nice houses.
u;: ' ; ' "A. Hag an & Son.
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uotjsn for ncjir. :
Five rooms, good well of water.
Apply to J. V. Weatiicrly.
Iilttlo Butter Cups, .
Pure and sweet: little butter cups
made every day by
iw. G?.z:::;:: dv.o Ca:;py Co.
Mayor's oflice, Greensboro. N. C or
oy appucauon u jxir. rv. nccsc,
chief ol police of the city. -.
D. Schencx.
L. M. Hawkins.
W.E. Coffin.
S. C. DODSON,
w . . Commiltee.
(Ciiy papers copy.) .
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