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(2KKKK. O. ANDREWS, j UU
JULY 12 1887. 1
TUESDAY
KOITOllIAL VASIIES.
Gov. Scales has ; received a go
special invitation to attend the I
Ficdmont Exposition to be held
.at Atlanta in October. President
Cleveland will be present. . I
5 General Master ' Workman,
Powdcrly has signified his inten-
tion of retiring from office in Oc-
tobef. The reason assigned, is
extreme mental andphysical ex-
tiaustion. The amount of work
he is doing is incredible. He
does not have time to read his
daily mail which averages 300
lctters per day. Ten men are
cmployed to attend to his cor-
respondenee. f
Public sensations take some of
the most unacountable and ca-
pricious freaks of any of the fol-
lies-which the . human family is
responsible for. Jefferson Davis
- whose name a few years ago was
u.,;a .AW!i w Wn
turned into a hero and made the.
subject of interest and at-
tention of the nation. His name
figures daily in the press, of the
country. He is called out at
every opportunity and his utter-
anccs listened to by admiring
4 it :
crowds. Memoirs v and bio-
. ' .
.-''- . ' .. ,t . .f
as
des
wriiien, anu, vcuiy, u iuuks as u
the grand old veteran were
tined to die at last amid the
honor and respect he so richly
doeirves. ' .. . . J
OUGHT TO BRING II 131.
The, new Committee on Invi
tation to President Cleveland
and wife will be selected "next
nr.....
Ml 1U
Week. It is tO -be composed ot P nd to sell ont quietly Being sar
t ! t . ; J rounded by tho promotei-s of thocntei-prLse,
Ilicy Citizens, ana tile laea 1S to
wvsWl it. -r..lir. t
make It representative of every
party, Creed and class in the City,
-pi , . , ... ... i ti
I he delegation Will, probably
ileave St. Louis Satlirdav next
. . . it "p i
and 'reach the Capital the follow-
TVTi.rl.., a f jLr i.knK1.,
lllg Monday. A Stop Of probably
no more than two days will be na(1 ho sent his order by telegraph. How
. . . . . ever, it will not do to lump at tho conclusion
mace -in wasningcon, ana tnen
the delegation may go to New
York. The invitation, which was
adopted yesterday, will be hand-
somely prepared by a lithograph-
J v
ing COmpp.ny for presentation to
tlis President.- It will be en-
grossed in antique text Ort a-sheet
e . -
Ot parchment , ' 14x21 mches.
The work will all be done in
. . . r . .
D I a C K ink, no Colors a p pe a n n g
anywhere. Another sheet of
V - - . i:
. parchment of the same size will
be provided for the Signatures of
the Gfentlemen COmDOsincr the
delegation which carries it to
Washington. The back of these
f 9 sheets will be of satin. They
will-be of satin: They will' be
bound together at the top with a
1 ribbon. The wriole will be rolled
and inclosed in a heavy leather
covered cylinder.
r If this don't bring Mr. Cleve
land around he is evidedently be
yond the rjsach of human pur
: suasion. '."-., - v;
The Piedmont Exposition to be
held at Atlanta this falLpromises
; to.attract thousands of people to
"the Gate City" This is one of
, the numerous and unmistakeable
.evidences of the- boom spirit that
is rapidly communicating itself
all over the South. There is a
new impetus in Southern grpvyth
and deyplopement which is daily
becoming more aggressive more
powerful, and: more -universal.--
Thcreare resources and advan
tages in the South unexcelled' in
tha world, .which have hitherto
remained - dormant - and '..anaclive
and which are just now beinj har-
nerved
o p t o a : 1 1 0 n . The i np;.i I s e
The strides being taken
W,r",T
in those circclions wmcn tnasi
yield substantial and enduring re
sults, and, recognizing, otfr phe
nomenal growth, the press thro
ughout the length and breadth of
land is aglow with pur newly
discovered riches and newly
awakened forces. Several months
ago, the iiarper uros. ruDiismn
T
Company, seeing the irresistible
current in Southern industry to
forward and an inevitable pros-
perity in the near future, sent a
sketchijifr party on a tour through
the Southern States, stopping in
our leading towns and taking
views, and a "write up" of each
town visited. w .
Atlanta, Augusta. Charleston,
Charlotte. Chattanooga, Knox-
ville, Lynchburg, Richmond,
Danville, and other places were
taken in the-lour, and " Harpers
Weekly has since published
flattering exhibits of these towns,-
devoting one issue of the penodi-
cal to each town, giving several
pages of description and lllus-
tration . This enterprise was not
only a demonstration of the cer-
tainty of -.our prosperity but was
of substantial benefit. - -
The incredible . boom of An-
niston,- Birmingham and . other
Alabama towns, the ceaseless in-
flux there of people and capital
are only some of the countless
and unmistakeable signs which
show how superior advantages
in the South are destined soon
to rival the north and its estab-
"sncu : ricirnunerai
1 .? - tu 1. : .1
resources wnicn are oeing . oe-
a- . , : .,.-
veiopea point in tne same airec-
tion, and 1 North Carolina,,
tion, ana iortn Carolina,,
esPeciallyvWith the magnificent
gold deposits she is developing
promises to contribute a noble
quo t a t o th e t ge n e ral prosperi ty.-
Horn Under a Lucky star. ,
. ; The mail sometimes presents nnexiiectivl
advantages over the telegraph in stock specu
lations. A gentleman of this city who ),ud
mode a largo investment in a certain Western
'enterpriso took a trip to look over the prof
erty on the ground. 'He was not parti cu-
larly pleased with his inspection, and made
he preferred to trust Ins ductions to the
mail rather than the wire, as the "tick in the
loCal office might be readand the letter oer-
tainly could hot be perused in transit by any
to whom its' instructions would convey an v
meaning. The letter took four or five days to
reach Boston, and in that time the stock" had
taken a skyrocket flight. The broker sold at
once, and the result of tho transaction was an
enormous profit to the absent investor, more,
thail ten Umes what he would have cleared
thatdelayis auy-:the less dangerous in the
stock market than elsewhere, Boston Tran
wipt. 1
X3ob McCoolc In Hard Ixcfc.
Those who can recall the dashing Bob Mo-
whom Gen. Grant made governors
Colorado terntorj, would bo surprised at the
change that time has wrought in hisappenr-
ance. T. he years have not dealt gallantly ly
hun. He strolled through the Iloffman cafe
Yesterday,. and though the strong physique,
erect cariiage and handsome face were still
L noticeable, the fire and dash of tho spirited
1 ?aP,r the, V plainly mimg. ; !iw
Thair has whitened, hi heavy black miistnclw"
was fringed with gray and the si ru :f
!SLLaTf' 6t?f V"1
hu features. Mr. McCook was the vbw!, vx-
eciitivo of Colorado when the minisig boom
yct iu its iufancyf When he" resigucil lm
VbthQ drifted into the speculative hfe of the
western country and grew rich "from soma
fortunate ventures. Most of the money went,
however, a it had come to him, and Trlwn ho
came east a xew roars vago his purso was no
hiirer far thd
he had' spent by the side of Pike's Teak.
New York Sun. I ; V-
. ' Ilad to Give It Up.'. - ' .
' It i told "of Dr. Thomas, now a&Utant
bishop of Kansas, who was reuowned in Yale
and after hi; graduation as a chess player,
that-suddeuly ho gave up his favorite game.
Asked the reason for "bis conduct, he said:
I found that I took so mnch interest in tho
game that when I was beaten, it arotfflxl in
ra feelings that I could not conscientiously
entertain. There was nothing left for ino to
io but to give up chess."--New York Sun. -
: S V Xeyada, Little lanliter. "
Mine. Emma Nevada and her husband Dr.
Talmcr, have a pretty ( Uttla -S-mouts-ld
daughter named Mignon. Tho child Avas
bom in France, her mother is an l' American
and her father is an lunglishman.' Moreover-
ievaua wmtaiK irrencn to her, Dr.
Palmer vill talk English and the, nurse Trill
speak only Gennan, so the littlo one bids fair
to bo quite cosmopolitan. New York Trib-
nn. ;: ; - r . .
;yv' Au Eminent Engineer. r ' .
Tw Jats Thomas Stevenson, the eminent
Scotch engineer, ras tbo father of Mr. Robert
Jioais Stevenson, tko popular writer. ' lie
was the author of many yaiuabk) invenBoni
parUclarly relatmg to lighthouses, but as hd
-was engineer of tho Kghthouso cpiumlssion ho
decliuel all person! profit fixm them Neir
'YorkTribm3i-.;'--;-;;-. v-"" -'" ". -. - '
- . xic3 Xji es'es, j ,y
. A .i?thern heiress to .half a million
Joilars .can n)pmber that sho went
irouSli tlijvar ?viili pnly four called
flrcss.es., and she- felt more 'fond f tLem "
4han,cjp,(loes c her t'tvcntv-cVTrt kii-r
ItllEI Mf
COTT &
Grcoitsboro, TV.
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The space on top is the quantity ol
lJUWUt,K i5L,ut. in oruinary uoxrs.
, A FIVE CENT STICK OF INDIGO BLUE
contains as- much as four wooden
boxes, and will make .fifty gallons of
the best blue water. -
Sold bv ilousTON &. Bro..
Wholesale acent. Greensb"orn. N. C.
DR. J. Q. ' BRODHAX,
Office lor the present, at his residence
on Ash street, opposit- Mrs. Dr. Hall.
Kwonlj fciovn ipccllla for Eplleptio Fit.
liJo"for Epaeins and Falling Blckces. NerTou
TTcokccss It instantly rcllerea and cixrca. Cleanse
blood and quickens slogglah circulation. Kcutra
'Ires germs cf disease and sayea clckneas. Cures
gffj gininS
jjV SKEPTIC SAID J
ugly blotche3 and stntbora t!ood aorea. Eliminate
Boils, Carbunclcs.and Scalds. CPennaEertly and
promptly cures paralyi;U. Yes, It is a charming and
healthful Aperient. . Hills Scrofula and Klnffs EtS,
twin brothers. Changes cad breach to coed, remoT-
i ...
tngthe cause. .ISoats bilious tendencies and nuV
clear comploxlda. Equ&ed by none In the dcllriux
of fever. A charming resolvent and a taatchlcv
laxative. It drives Sick Headache like the vrlnd.
: EtrContalns no drastic cathartic or opiates. Eellcvct
CTI1E GREATS
CnlERlvlE)!cloliiQluiElRlolnl)
the brain of morbid fancies. Promptly cures Ehcu
matlsm y rontlng it, Restores llf e-grring propen
ties to the blood. Is guaranteed to cure all nervous
disorders. gzrRcUable -ben all opiates falL Be.
freshes the n?'id and Invigorates the body. Cures
dyspepsia or money refunded. - J
; Diseases of the blood oira It a conqnerori Endorsed
in wrlUns by over fifty thousand leading citizen,
tlergymen aud physicians in U. 8. and Europe.
; t-iTTor sale by all leading druggists. thSX '
' The Dr. S. A. Richmond Medical CoPropa."
8t-Joeph,Mo. - . (3)
: For testimonials and circulars send stamp. -
Charles Crlttvtoa. A-rnt,Xcw Tork City.
IP. IP. SITHC,
; V GREENSBORO. N. C.. -
. DEALER IN .
Harness, Saddles,- -Whips,
I n . r'i nt 7 " " An j "0
tBimeTS,. Ull, bhlDgleS IjiZ I'd
I T)QV thOUStllld
Composting Gccds i cn handA
V?9 e?ptinTio to
act ae solicitor? for
f i rrt I r
patents, cave&xa.
I n I j the United SUtes, and to obtain p2t
ent? in Canada. England, Franco,
Germany, and all other countries.
, Thirty- lx years nractice. o
tu.ixif ion examination 01 fr7g(if -T cr craw-
f - . - r m T
mgs. Aa vice by mail free. - -
1 T"l A. mm
i i au oDiainea xnror.cn na are noticeti ! a
tha SCIEXTIFIC ABTElUCASr. which has
ial - mm . -
ntial cewspaper.ofitaiind publish inthe
xe largest eircuiauoc snaiatnemcst inSw
rid. The advantagcsofsuchanoticc every
atentee understands.
Thislanre and mlerididlvlllngtratil
paper is publishedtVEEitlY at $3,23 R year,
andiaadmittddtobethe best paper devoted
10 science, mechanics, inventions, cngineeric
torks, and other departments of Industrial
.progress,. published in anv country. Sicgla
copies by mail, 10 cents. Sold by all news- -dealers.
- . - --- ; j ". - -
. ) Address, ITnnn & Co., publishers of Ecica
9 Am encan. 2G1 Broadway, New York.
- uanacDit tpou j patcntsTaailod freo.
AsiaOURGROCEfl
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CI6METTE S,
CO,
. POnTill AID TATB v
" Successors.. o - "
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PORTER & DftLTON,
- - Dealer in
Drugsandliedicines,
Gnxlx, K. C
life te - wj
II I verc to s:iy I was n-ccivin the
Largest and Handsomest
stock of Dry Goods.' -Dress Goods.
White Goods, .Fine Shoes. Slippers,
v- - t . ! ,
and also Men's Hals that was ever of-
leied in Grcensboio, N. C. it -would be
rather too old a song to siri in this
day and time, anl is nil -Ladies who
tOntit hew drcs?es. want them of such
styles and quality as suit them, ai.d
cannot ttll what will hest please them
by reading any ,(
0
FLAHIKQ ADVERTISEMHHT,
the only alternative is to come and
see lite goods,' as a sufficient idea
couidnot'bc gicn in an advrrtisc
incut to justify ynti i?i saying whether
or luit vi,o would he pleasi d without
fiist ieii g the variety o? , . "
FliJE DRESS GOODS
I am now ;lTcting. aial gciliui;
prices, so I heithy extend you a coini-
al invitntiou to call and examine the
gtods that I now have -in slm. and
to arrive. Very Resncctlullv. . .
- W. . MURRAY.- -
SSO REWARD
will be paid Xor any Grail
Fan o( linn slx that ran
clean aadbajc aatnocbOralaor
Swl In onedar at our l'atrnt
MONAKC1I Grain and
8d Separator and Bar
frer.wbica we oQertothepsb
at a Jow prlc. Hnd for
Ctrrntr ind price llat,
?htH Mil t tr.nil.1 TXw.
Your Children
Are constantly exposed to danger from
Colds, Whooping Cough, Croup, and
diseases peculiar to the throat : and
lungs. For such ailments, Ayer's
Cherry pectoral, prompt adminl:
tered, affords spepdy relief and euie.
-As a remedy for "Whooping Cough, -with
which many of our children were
afllicted.we used, durinz the nastwin-
rr, witn much satisfaction. Aver'a
Cherrv Pectoral. For this affection, we
consider this preparation the most ef3
cacious of all themedicinas which have
come to our knowiedce. .Mary purler
hurst, Preceptress, Home for LittU
"Wanderers, Doncaster, Md.
?Iy children have been peculiarly sub
ject Ui attacks of Croup, and I failed to
- . :l?.Lrf JSiu hS9J9
iwTi lr' l,wr
Pectoral. This rrenaratinn t.1!v v.
difficulty of breathing and invariably
cures the com plaint. David O. Starks.
, Chatham, Columbia Co., N. yf . f
-. I have usd Ayer's Cherry Pectortl,
in my family for many years, end
have found it especially valuable in
.Whooping Cough. This medicine allays
all irritation, prevents inflammation from
extending to the lungs, and quickly sub
dues any tendency to Lung Complaint.
J Wellington, Plainvillc, Mich.
I find no medicine no effective, for
eroup and Whooping Couh, as Ayer's
fcfcrry'Pectr.rl. It the means of
saving the Ma cf wy fittls'lov", only pi
months old, carrying him safe ly t!;rwu-;.
the worst cae cf Whooping Cou-h Icvtr
saw. Jane ilalone, llncy riati,Ttna
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On ice. diiect from the Spring, re
eclved in "
"Air Tight Heservcirs.
TRY THE
GULGHER SPRING WATER
G01 d fr cramps cites. ut
Stom.Ch.
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oflhclC3t selection of Cic its. on the
Market Ircm 5 Cent to 15 Cf ft
each. Ty
"My 0v7n,"
the leader Of all 5 cent. Cigars. A!
so, the leading brands of all
CHEWING TOBACCOS.
can te found at n low price, at -
K. G. NEWCOMIVS. V -
V Odelt Building.
Greensboro. S
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You can aluas find in slrck at our
store the best Rockland and Virginia
Calcined Tlsster. D.nd ri.is.lt r. P. ft.
bnd and Rosendalc Ccmenf, I'lasicrs.
H.iir, Ka'sornin?, - -
Wc do nfthins but first t.'.ns
2 uj
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Forget
lm -mourn,
Cit.xrnt .? n ay jol a.-jj 4. ? t lip,
Kep .i1w-.y; rrnly Sl.it Ti t. V.!
Tcy Tii. Cutt?ri' and Spowij.-r -ui
upat s!ioit rii.ticc' Keep Tcti.i Cit
Fiue Vifc at reduce! p:iccs a id put
it up whon aofi!. .
nave 1.0 , n 1. t ,f
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g.-al cs-, t!.e curatird porert tf Ayrt
Cherry rcctcraL I cannot uj c
la rralro cf Ajcr's Cltrry rrctcr!, U-llcxin-
t I tl-it.Vu: let iU tv, I
tbcuM lonz i'-co Lara dlrd froc Isc
Alcat ix months r I llrfT
'HeraonLao cf t!e Lunr, lrontt
,r tI;:rt45ir.- Ccch lucU detcirr4
rue cf t'.cp and rrsu I L4 il
eui co.:H lalcmi a-rnl ctpert.?t.
iritbont"oUa!aln5 relitf. A frifs-1 t-U
TiscJ tne to Uy
Aycr's Cherry Pectoral.
I 1M o. anJ am haprr to Mjr tUt it
kelpcd mo at cue. i'T ccntinucl r,i-.
tLls inedicino enrct xny cin:-h. a!. i
art &itis:.M, avetl t:ir hfr. Mr. 1
Cobnro, 13 bccnl t.. Ixmrll. J! v.
I tavo U5c4 Ayrr Cl.rrry J-.?. -.1
lotoTer'a year, an 4 Ir.ccn-ly i- r 1
bonU have lca in n.y ".
Vindor, I'rovinrc i t I nti. .-
Ayer's C!:crrv IVrtr.'- u I
Two vea- agl ttx k z. v. x -
whicfi ctth-l on my lun. . I t...I
physician, and ti"k ilv r in!u . t
- iirc5cribi. l t foilcl tl-'a rt t.
until I l gai iwZ Aye: i..tr-i 1 .
trtral. Two l-tt'..' 1 I
omptcly re-tirfJ ny ; .
Allen, Wt lxnraJir, ..;u;
Ayer's Cherry r'L:.;.
TrtT-mjrd r Dr. J. C. Arrr a IV. 1 .1. .
ioii by all bnicjuta- lik;i;ku.M.
LYDIA K. PSNKHAiVl'8
VEQETA3LP, COKFOmrP.
I a P!flye Crr
rr tl i ralrfalCpc?a!,t! ltci
MvtMaaUacrkM 21u4UtrUtlta,
A JlrOlflaa for TTcRtic. lit 4 &r a Taaa.
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Smflewto 1 ij return : 1rrU1.fi. l.mtn VilLi
yc. ul liuiU on taa ck . I tl lr-aa
tPhyric'rtj Ujs It asl T srri-2 n Trfr ?f-t
It ?rrvrr Lii3lf.a, f J 7. l ai: .1 t4
for rt: it'll i-Jr.H:ij .ji-'." -..h
ljt f I tjr of Vii U'S.i. 'ii. -an
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taatry. lo-oe XV U-c in. lr ys .
L2 WU. ilLi-i. - ei v .1 , aa
fo Whiskey!
Brown's; Iron BnrERS
is one of the very few tonic
n:cJic:rxs th.it arc not com
' po ;nostl of alcohol or
. v his!; cy, thu-; bccoinfn a"
fruitful source of intcmpcr-'
r.ncc l)y promoting .1 desire
for rum.
Brown's Iron Botees
is guaranteed to be a non
intoxicating stimulant, and
it will nearly cycrxcTuSi
- inks the: place pfaU iiuy,
- and at the same lime ab-'-v
lutclv' kill the desire fjf
v.hiskcj' and ether intoxi
cating Dcvcragcs.
Rev. G. W. Rice, editor of
the American GiristiaJt Re
rVtf'f says of Urn tvji's Trcn
Hitters: " " ' " -
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Ccr.'s: Tie f - 1
- , iZ t U-J force iu hn
jlcaiurc, and tidou ir.J-l-tnctf
ocr y-xlc, tns'.cj
yr -.iT rrrpr.r:! -; erect
znl U z r!:cd, f ill iTc 1
tfrci'i m L rti; l" ajjvr;
fr t.r;-rr.- r.c: c;-t: -r..
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In; !ccn t!;crou;'!i!v tested
lor dyspc:sla, indirection.
bil:ou5,r.c;,v,:a,,;ncs,dcb:.I-
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