and
" GREENSBORO, N.C. "
Entered at the IW-OflS at CYwUn, U. C- a
ca4 cli"f aa3 matur.
GHKEK a, ANDREWS, J ullors-
SATURDAV.
JUL
Y 16. iS3.
EDITORIAL DAkllES.
It is now said thar Tcxas will
carry Prohibition in the coming
election being naturally, a very
dry State it will no doubt do so.
The color line is agitating the
Grand Army of the Republic in
Louisiana as well as the Episco
pal church in South Carolina.
A. L; Parent, thej defaulting
cashier of the Hocnelaga Bank.
of Montreal, haying returned the
stolen funds, is angry at being
prosecuted in Chicago.
. .." '
Gcneral opinion in Great Brit
ain recognizes that recent politi
cal events there point to a revival
of Mr. Gladstone's popularity and
influence.
The discussion on the subject
of the cigarette chromos waxes
warm, me uurnam necoracr
las championed the cause ot the
ctures.
It is reported that spiritualists
declare Mr. Blaine's chances for
the Presidency are very good. It
cannot now be said that he has
not a ghost of a chance.
. . ' c - . f
A crank in Savannah, Mo.,
shot at the woman whorefused
him, but the ball was stopped by
her bustle made of old news-.
papers, and she was uninjured. '
Now is the time to subscribe.
The Concord Times, since it
bought out the Register, has
been enlarged and put on a new
suit of type and is altogether im-
proved. Mr. Sherrill is anjndus-
trious editor and seems to be
prospering.
The Southern Passenger
, Association has adopted a rate of
onp fare for the round trip for
'delegates attending the Farmers
Convention atAtlanta. I'nstruc-
tions will be issued in ample
time. .
The inter-State i Commerce
Law is not allowed to stand in
the way of'the Committe of St.
Louis citizens which will call on
tile President to invite him to St.
Lmiis. during P'air week, and
special railroad rates will be
made for the benefit ofvthe Com
mittee. V J
The Bell Telephone Company
has just declared an extra 4 per
cent, dividend, making 12 per
r . v S ..
Cent, tor the year. 1 he Bell
Company has a very "enjoyable
1 4, ,,. ... .
monopoly, as the public will at-
test, but according to tne eternal
- fitness of things the time has
I now arrived for a collapse.
The Winston Sentinel comes
out now in its old form of four
pages and under its old head of
the " Western Sentinel" Brother
Lortg,xits new editor, is 4 graduate
of the University and has just
V entered the journalistic profess
ion; He is making an excellent
paper and we predict" for him a
brilliant career. ! H ;
The negroes of Ta rboro do n b t
seem tostand "much in a we of the
recent fate of one of their num--:
bee who was lynched for an as-
sault on a yhitegirl. They now
? insist that ; the evidence was
5 insufficient, and propose to take
?- revenge by hanging the white
girl who was the rascal's victim.
H They, will probably open 'their
eyes if they carry: their purpose
into execution. - . ;
Tenement houses in New York
present an awful record ; of
" mortality whenever there ., are a
few successive days of. very hot
wea t her.- Las twee k -Jtherewere
1,276 deaths'. in'; the whole city,
of these 834 occurcd in tene- j
mcnt houses. No less than' 94
per cent, of the deaths in the
tenements were of children under
5 year? of age. It is a lileral
'slaughter of the innocents J
The new constitution of Utah,
upon which the territory applies
for admission as a State, has
been adopted. The provisions
for the entire separation ot Church
and State, for non-sectarian edu
cation, forbidding the employ
ment or rejection of school teas
ers on account of their taithpor
non-belief in any doctrine or Sect,
forbidding bigamy and polygamy,
and providing penalties therqfor.
not to be changed or amended
without the consent of. Congress
and the President, and apport on
ing the representation' asrecc itly
provided for the Territory, sc as
to favor the minority of other im
portant sections, were all adopt
ed in their entirety.
1XDEX OF A PL A CK.
1
The hotels and the local press
arc
a gooo inaex 01 a piAce-
When a stranger first reaches; al
mi . . i r
village, he forms an opinion of
that place by its hotel surround
ings; while the press is regarded
abroad as an illustration of the
progress and intelligence of a
community. TV dead newspaper
is usually found in a. dilapidated
town, ; and a live, progressive
town gives support and encpur-
agement to an enterprising press.
A-newspaper is more than a
. . . . ,
Prlvfte enterprise, for it is a pub-
lie teacher, a disseminator of
I 1 " 1 niiiTC o n I rv At!i a - r-v t a t I
. ' .
"e development and . prosperity
-wumiy. i.e.. it tum
the duty of every true: citizen to
help build up and support his
COUnty paper and take an interest
jn its welfare. If the- citizens
were to payj promptly for their
iocal paper, and aid lhe- cditor
with cash instead of censure, then
would our country press rejoice in
prosperity.. If you vvish a good
paper, pay cash to the editor and
do not ask him to carry you on a
credit for two years. It requires
omnipotent cash to run a news-
paper and.it incumbent upon
you to patronize and pay cash
for your paper. Shelby Aurora.
A XaviJ Need.
,4Wc necul soir.c-thinjr more than rooil
Uum-of-wur if wo lumM havt; a" little"
bout with lSHtain- siil :m ex-nnvnl
oflleetv 4Wi;ilsM netl joivtl AincrHtui.
seamen; ino:r vho love lhei- eountrv
and e;m he rolleil on in h ;tile. Th;4'.i
we luive not. Whyjilo vo'u kuOAv t!:;it
-fully t worth iils Df our ?iiior. :uv for-
eign horn, with foreign Aeetions, anil
without a thought tjf heeomin citizens,
of the conntrv fnmi v. hii-h tfiov
their subitauee? -These men are
umlofubtedl' ul ea,but if a
great naval war came on, to which
their native countries were parties,
J" you" consider them reliable? They
serve us solely -WaiiMj we pav taenia
little more, ghe them better "rations
I ami clothes mul moro privileges; so
im? eTIU Uii h? motm-s of
pioiiim ana might aesert us at a
critical moment. I am suit would
not like to command a man-of-war in
war. times, with two-third of my men
foreigners, perhaps in sympathy with
the very nation I am figlltin-r. " "
"How did all these foreigners., get
into the United States navy?" asked
the reporter. h ;
v ?Because, in the j first place, we are
not a nation of seamen, and Jt is hard
to get Americans to go aboard our ves
sels. Thcu, it "seems that the jiaval
authorities have a particular love . for
foreign seamen and accept them more
readily than Americans." !
- -Why?" . ;v " - . :
submit
to treatment that no Amerieaii would
brook. They are said by tHe naval
officers' to' be more iunenable to disci-i
pline, but the fact is they arc liked be
cause they ha vebeen used to brutal treats
nient and show no siis of objection toj
it." Cor, St. Louis L'epubticaiir
. The Swiss, people appreciate tne
value of their natund scenery in at-
Ltracting the foieimier. A short time
ago it .was annouueed that manufact- -
urers were - making . airangements to
construct a huge dam, by means of
which they hoped "to subsidize the
Rhine to a degree of fifteen thousand
horse-power . for the service of their
factories. The government Jot ; the
place immediately forbade the scheme
on the plea of beauty and "business!,
ana anotner, though smaller, Niagara
was saveu. '
"liecanse foreign .bailors, especially
the Dutch. Sweden, and Norvenans.
are servile, crin:inr, and will
GOLDEIJ
DPT P
UJJLI 1
For 5nlo T3y
SGOTT
j. -w.
Gr ic?iimIoio "IV. O.
The space on top is the quantity ol
POWDER BLUE in ordinary boxes.
A FIVE CENT STICK OF INDIGO ISLUE
contairvs as much as four
wofden
boxes, and will make fifty ralln
thc b'sl bue water ,
of
Sold by Houston & BiJtS..
Wholesale agents Greensbon'. N.
C.
DR. J.'G. BRODNAX,
i
Il-Kl?laii mid Surgoon,
Oulce lor ihe present, at his resilience
on Ash street, opposil- Mrs. Dr. Hall.
niw-onlj known specific for epileptic TUa. J
&iao for Bpasma and Falling SIckncu. Kerroua
Weakness It Instantly rclleres and cures. Cleanses
blood and quickens sluggish circulation. Xeutra
ires germs of disease and MTes sickness. Cures
.
fn AMPRTin n n IfO
Qet g j QMIUJ
Uj blotches aad stubborn blood lores. Eliminate
Bolla, Carbuncles n! SccJ. crrcnnaBCtly an
promptly cares parser Tcs. It Li a clArmlng and
health? ul Aperient. U1'.U Scrofula and King EtH,
twta brothcra. t'lngca tad brccta to good, remof
fng the cause. Bouts bilious tendencies and mak
wear compjoxion. equalled by none In the dellrlu
of f ever. A. charming resolTent and a matcblcfv
loxatlre. It drlTes Sick Headache like the -rind.
pT'Contalns no drastic cathartic or opiates. Kellerci
(THE GREAT)
ClHlElnlvE)MiiQmiElRlolnD
the brain of morbid fancies. Promptly cures Bheu
matlsm Ty routing It. Bestores Ilf e-glTlng proper
ties to the blood. Is guaranteed to cure all serrous
disorders. E7r.ellable -when all opiates fan. Be.
freshes the mind and Invigorates the body. Cures
dyspepsia or money refunded. -
Diseases of the blood otto it a conqueror. Endorsed
to wrttlcg by over fifty thousand leading citizens,
alergymen and physicians In U. 8. and Europe,
l tT"Tor sale by all leading; druggists. (LsOL
The Dr. S. A. Blchmond Medical Co, Prop.
St. Joseph, Mo. (3)
For testimonials and circulars send stamp.
Charles K. Crltt-Vton. Ai?nt, Ncr Tork City.
IF1. IP. SMITH,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
DEALER IN
Harness, ' : Saddles, Whips,
MACHINE OIL,
Farmers' Oih Shingles $2 1-2
per thousand. :
Composting Goods cn hand.
- TTe COTtlnuo to
act as solicitors for
vatents. care&ta.'
triao-marts, copyrigiita. etc., for
the United States, and to obtain pat-
- ... .
enia m naaa. tngiana, iTancc,
Germinr. and ail other rnnntriro.
Tnlrir-aix y car rraeti - Krt
. charge for examination of models or draw- -
J . 1 J 1 . ! .
Patents obtained thronjb na are noticed in
the SCIE5TIPIC AJIEllICAIf. ,xrhieh i
the largest circuiatior: . and is the most influ
ential newspaper oiitaind published in the
world. The aaTantagesofench a notice crcrr
j i j ...
-. J
anaisaanunea to oetne bestmner
to science, mechanics,inventions, engineering
works, and other denartmenta of industrial
4 progress; published in any country. Single -
copies uy ouu, lu cena. toia jj ail news-
aeatera. . - - -
Addressiltmn & Co., publishers of Sdcn
tifie American. 2G1 Broadway, New York.
. uandDOOic aooas patents mailed free.
JOHN F STRATTW,
Importer t VTtolwal
- . Dealer ia
HGCORDEOIIS.
I Hoath Harmonica '
1 andallkindsof2Jakal
ilerchtndiie, T.rt:in
Lnis large and eplendidlv illustrated notrs
per is published VEEjtl.Y at 13.20 a rear.
' -T. .7 fT I
PIGA MOT. 8
U 111 fi IIU 1 1 U Uj
GO.,
-POUTKU A"I TATK,
PORTER & DALTON,
Ic.Jr i
Drugsandlledicines,
Listen to wh
1
II 1 vcre in say I was receiving the
Largest and Handsomest
stock of Dry Goods. Dress Goods.
White Goods. Fine Shoes. Slippers,
and als Men's Hats that was ever of-
leted in Greensboro, N. C.. it would be
rather too old a song to sing in this
day and time, and as all Ladies who
want new dicsses. want them of such
styles and quality as suit them, and
cannot tell what will best please them
by reading any
PLAHIHQ ADVERTISEMENT,
the only alternative is to come and
see iiie eoods. as a suilicicnt idea
couid iiot be given in an advertise-
inent Jo justify you in saying whether
f
i
or nt o would be pleased without
fiist ceii g the variety of
FINE DRESS GOODS
-
I am now offering; and getting
prices, so I hereby extend you a cordi
al invitation to call and examine the
goods that I now have in store, and
to rriv" Verv Resneetlullv. "
J w
W. U. MURRAY..
S50 REWARD
"U1 Tm paid lor tor Oral
Fan of Mm tli that ca
rlean and bar aamacb Grain or
lnonrtar as our Patent
IUNAltCH Clrala and
feel Kparmtor and Bar
Tr.wblca wm oOcr to lb pub
. lie at a low prk. 8nd for
circular and pric.llat,
which will be nailed rttr.
NERa?LB0.Na50-
A Creaking : Hinge
Iiilry aud turui liar J, until oil U apiUlt
after w hkU It move easily. . AVkcn tha
joints, or hhicv of t! IhhIv "are Hiffcncd
and Inflamtd hr i:iuuuu:Uni. Uht
not be uroved without catiMti t!ie noi
excruclatinj ialn. A; r'. .Snr-a:ari:u
hj Its action on the L!ol. f:l w
condition, and restore! Ihc joiu'.i t.j,oud
working ordr.
Arrr's Sartaparilla ha C-c!M, i ot:r
city, tuany uiot ntuarkablo c-un-, anuiih
hvr of which bamvd the iff.irt .f
most experienced l ln-kbn. WrTr it
necessary. 1 cuuUI jri ihc uauiM .( many
hidiTiduaN who U-vu ctirvt I.v tkUv'
IhU medicine. In tur own i: Iia.s .rl
taiulr worked woudtf. rtU. u, it
'Rheumatism,
fu r beiu troubled with it fur 1 - .
L IhK and all olln r tli arf.in- f n-i
iiiititirc bliKHl. i L. r- i- u. r nU- v.'..:i
which I am arqnuin'td. that ailonN u
Lawrence, 31. U., Haiiluori-, MO.-
AycrN 5ra! artlLt rtn d itt? of Ci t
and Kh4itiii.ni im. wli u-.:!iin , :,.
woukL. It iu rrsdii-ntt.I cnrr trar. f
di-eac fr.!n trv f y-U IT. l. slirt.
Manastr Haul lku;l, 1SA. '
I wa. dttrl.-i r i my i"cU:h. n f:i?r-rfr
irutu c!iniic KlHimiaii-i,u T!k ii:-so
SLlKfrtl i,m rri. i.u-lv.i. pite f r!l tlie
-rrim-UH I ct.uK! Cud. mull 1 nuumrnrtnl
i :t 'Ar r baiaparilb. I !.,- n vrra!
- 'uUi iu prfioraiion.BUfl v.a i-,U
i y rcMorcu u iM.alth.-J. I rcain; indo-iH-udeUcc,
a..
Ayer'sSarsaparilla,
V, L
rr-r 1 y rr..T. Aver Co., T
pi
" ' mm m m f
a
8
I . 6 rt victr. cu,J and ver C M
saratoaa ilxcbibiui-
SPRING .WATER . -
On ice. direct from the Spring, ic
. ceived iu
Air Tight Reservoirs.
;- TRY THE
GULGHER SPRING WATER
Good for cramp?, colics, andstck
stomachs.
nfih- h-t p!retion of Cii?aii n the
Market Irom 5 cents to 15 cent
each. . Ty
"Sly 07nJ'
the Irndf r of all c cent Ciirar. Al
so, the leading brands ol alt
CHEWING TOBACCOS
can be fcund at a low price, at
K. G. NEWCOMHS.
Odell IluiUling.
Grcensb iroN
3
P
5
Co
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CO Co
5
CO
5'
CO
DONT
ForgGt it; Pkasg !
You can always find in -stock, at ur
store the best Rocklni.d and Virginia
-1L
Calcimd IMjtcr. Lrmd PLiMr. P..n
land and Ioscndalc Cement. IMaMris.
Hair. KaUominf, &c. . .
Wt? d- ndhini hu fnf rfast
Im Roofing,
Onarantec'nvTj jj and quality ') ! tin.
Kerp nlMrv ready Shiitglc Tin. Vn!-
O J H . W
& CO 5
h a-i
CO
a o 4 S
- 3
-Mi.
- 2 pj
IM
U'Y Tin. C.uttcrii g and SH;iilti j iit
uput s'i .it m ticc. Keep Tein Coitu
Ftue 1'ipcat rriluccd prices nid put
it up when wanted. '
Hive i.owr a lot of whit-: c unty
raised crn lor sale, w ill hive a rnr of
ship stulT'iu a" few d.-jj. tcvt radj
Wc solicit yuur' trade; and nn
r.oucst vZtii to 5:t
(SltSavci tljf Life"
Xj ccsissoa cz?rrs!ca, rftea 5
frcta tlxasa ytho Lata rralUed. T
aonal u?. tl.curatiTa pervert tf
CLcttj IVctcraL I cannot txj
la ri c Aytr CLerry TtcicrxX. k
lieTinj aa I da tLat, bet lu
fthoaM Ion; tine hart d4 free L
trouUr. E. Brandon, ratia, 7, t ;
About tlx tnocth co I 1 .!
HftnoiThr el th Lunrv Uw -.
Beof lpni tfU I Lxl u . j?
i 1 - . . 1 -
it bout obtaining rcLcf.
A I:
t UcJ tse to try
.'u
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
ara atifll. atrxl i.f,. 'Vf .
Coburn, IS JxtvuJ :.. 1 . jr. V '
for oxer a year, au4 ;iwf.IV
. I i
not lrn for thU mrl!rtu. i 1
tne of ilonrrou a(T-rt.ir . t :
for wlikii I hat alnxa.! ! .
finding rrmol r. I . ,
NVinIur, Vtux la e 4
Tuo yc ar aj I t-.L . v.,
rhka -tt!-l n my t a - i
phr"Ui at i.. ..-
prrit-rilwNt. lt.t la .
until I1--an h:. -toral.
tvk t-:!. i
eotapVtrly r-tor-il is-..
All-n. Y.V .t I a a
i !
Ayer's Cherry
1
rrrrred tr Ir. J.V. .t .
-sa
LYDIA E. PINKHAW8
' VEGETABLE COCTOUKD.
rr n tk ririiriuuu.: mum
A XrJirlit for foir. !trtJi; iVMa
rnrarti lj a !.
UTlt rrlr th &rop r - t. 1 t. M
ltvrtijat- arAii. f a-w t , r :. -ij mt
ftnoMM to tH tup. rc--.i zit-' I fcs
tt,"Phj$Uia Utt I! mJ P;:;-i ;l r.vi11
It rrjrrl fIt:. ir o-i.j I iv
for a(!?aalit and rr;r f '
TLt ttxlSs f l s -I i ? ra
JWhtif,U!tn,'; -
For ta ran f tT!4-y C - f HU
i.mur. nKiiiM i:-n ri Mrtra
rl--h! v1 l -r. 'r- . -J"
Ioaj. k ' W I. !! -4 l-
D-ibtCuUrinllt.: ; ll' lifM-!
uija wtn a---, !: "4 tryr'
;:b. r, fx. au f.-:
of i".U, or el 1 ia.tr: r il",if'u
fur :iacr. Mr. nVUa f.- -' 1 1
fJo Whiskey I
Brown's Iron BmERS
13 one of thc very few tonic
Kicdidncs that arc not coni-po-.ctl
mostly of alcoliol or
v.Ii::.!:ey, tlius bccniinj a
f.u.'lful source of intcmir
. r.ncc by promoting a i!.-s:rc
for ram.
Brown's Iron- Brnr.
is juaraiitccd to be a noa
intoxicating stimulant, anJ
it will, in nearly every ca
akc thc place of all liquor,
and at thc same time ab
lutely kill thc desire for
whiskey and other intoxi
cating beverages.
Rev. G.W.Rjce. editor of
thc American Cliristian ht
viru; says of Brown's Iroa
Hitters:
Ga..O..NoT.ilI:
Cents : The koba
U2Sofiulforceint?
rJcasare. and vicjou
Jena; rf oor pcoe.
yo ur weraxauVa a ncct
Lylifarrncy."",1
drcii wbo resort U fci"
fcrtcnj;orirjrncc;ria.
Brown's Iron Bitters
lias been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia, ingestion,
biliousness, weaknefS ucW
it overwork, rheumatisin,
ncuralgiar
liver . complaints " kidnq
troubles. &&. and it n
fails to render speedy
permanent relic!
I
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