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rUHLISUED DAILV L.wErT SUNDAY.
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On Year (by Mall;, Posta; paid,... f 4 00
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One Month, " ' 40
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DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO. AMD OF THE STATE.
Vol. 2:
Greensboro, N. C, Wednesdry, July 20, 1887.
No. 15
Tr U N an ,-rC jr;- w ;-.r.
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a 11 in i i iii m 1 1 t ' 1 L tai i i kii a 1
No advertisement Inserted ia Local colanu at aay
An extra charge will be made for double-columa
or tripte-cota'-aa advertisement. .
' All announcements and recomendatioos of candi.
date for office, will be charged aa advertisements.
AdrertWe-'vanu to follow reading matter, or to
occupy aay special place, will aot be recds-ed.
Amusement, and OflicuJ advertisements 50 ct per
square -ur each insertion. ' v
- Advertisements kept under the head of "New
THE LATEST NEWS
PEOPLE
'" .
tilucd jinorr.
SCIliJTIjrilGE WITH
- v .1 - CVS TI2.V.
cm-
his
3Ir. Blaine is greatly cnjo)in2
tally-!io drives in Scotland.
The Berkshire Hills are becoraieg
Revolt cr, Waeon-Votct and more and more popular with aristxrrat-
Iron Tint 'Pint V$cd bu the 1 ic Bostomans
Utilizer tnl. "
Boston, July 18. A circus which
Advertisement.- wHl be charged fifty per ceat. extra. - """"""
Vayments for traotient advertisemenu most be SCVCral days finuhed ItS performances
'made in advance. . Saturday night and struck tents.
RemUsnces must U md by Cbeck, Draft, Postal Whi,c lhc animals were being loaded
. Maw (ViUr Enr . nr in Reentered Letter. .1
Only uch remittance win be at the risk of the pub-1 oh the cars and the baggage aftd camp
lUhera. I equipage packed some of the people
- Under the Iicad of "Special Ctt Item,- oustae
notice will be inserted at the rate of 5 cents a line
or every insertion.
KV'tH'U riACitrx.
Trebuh Talks .tbottt Thhtsr
iround the Capital.
Raleici!.;. C. July iSh.
Edilsrt Mernirtg Xeu'S .An im
portant cae is being tried here in the
Wake Superior Court. It is the cxc
cl State ys. Duncan C. Haywood. The
defendant is charged triih forging
He was tried once and
ruzj trial. He i vox
are a br.g way frrra losing their TTnLMINGTOS WELDON RAIL-
strenrth. The order, he tars. It-
stronger than it wis louttcen months
aro. He thinks Tit tlWir estimate
of the ptoj-oition o! recruits the Union
Lsbor patty will draw from the two
greet parties is about correct.
t ROAD COMPANY,
I!
pcntoiiL.
CairiUtc VYotttr. th; cr.vatU
Austrian actress who is presently to
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
14.
THE EAHiIlOAi)3.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTJURE OK TRAINS.
' KICHUOKD ANO DASTVlLLg RAILROAD.
Arrives irora Richmond at..... ............ 0.43 n
j , . 1,. 10.32 pm
Leaves for Richmond at..... 8.3 am
'.. .................... 0-S5 P "
;;v 'KORTIt CAROLINA RAILROAD.
Arrive from Charlotte at .. .. . .... . ..... . 8.m a m
" .................. 9.40 P m
r Leaves tar Charlotte at...... 9.48 am
, 4 . , .................... "to-44pm
stood about watching the work and
making disparaging remaiks.The
circus men took offense and a fight 're
suited. In a lew moments the crowd
took a hand generally and the circus
men rushed in with revolvers, wagon
poles and iron 'tent-pins. Shots were
fired, knives drawn, and a lively free
fight was in, progress when Chief of
Police Nelson with a score of reserves
arrived.
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The circus men retired i to; the inf
mals tent, which was still standing
and barricaded the door. with empty
cages. Chief Nelson appeared at the
- Ex Senator Spencer, of Alabama,
thinks that the Southern boom busi
ness is being overdone.
Prince Ferdinand is not packing his I notes In tlS$
ttUnk, and will , wait . awhile defore I then given a
buying a ticket to Bulgaria. pleading insanity. Thi case will be
Alfonso XII!.. King of Spain, is now continued this week.
sevetetn years old and receives a salary Mr. Andrew Belts, an . esteemed
of $1,500,000 a j ear. young gentleman r.f Raleigh, died
' Senator Vance has named his new Friday morninrr last at t o'clock: aired
home 'Gombroon' after the capital of about 25 years. His funeral was held
De Quincey s imaginary kingdom. at the Baptist Tabernacle Friday even- fam:K.. she U over r v,ar. M and f w n'rt.Z Z U
ing at 6 o'clock. George III was h;r father-in-law: Ar Wilmirg.1; So "
Pror. Herman Dahlbcig. lately of
Paris, gave a conceit here Friday
night for the benefit of St. John's Hos-
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
m m a
ro. 4 ' -o. 4a; ro. 4
Daily. DaHy.
make her fust arncarance in Americal . i ai f. . Uat.y. uai y
'' ' i.T wciuon.. 1 15 p m 5 33 p n-1 10 a n
is a native of Cologne. Ar Rocky Mt 2 JJ p m t
Chatles Sprecklcs son of the Hawaii Ar Tarboro. 4 $0 p rn 1
sugar King, frequently visits the East x Taboro.;il jap ........ '
and has a large acnuaintancevhm in ?l 05 p m 6 5f P tr. J c7 m
er Yuik
The Duchess ol Cambridge
Lv Wilson.. 4 15 P m . ....... !....
Ar C'- r irt n fn1 I
is ine 1 . .
The Earl of Desait. ex-husband of
the countess vho ran away with ; the
actor Snyden, has published a novel
entitled "Lord and Lady Piccadilly."
Lw CTa'.! 'w-rr A tl ft m ? j.i n m' i r.
old'stmerapcr ol the Ecglih royal Lr Marnolia 6 00 n m 1 nrn t San
m 613am
m 9 55 p rr. 7 win
' Arrives from Goldsboro at 9.30 p m
' v- M ' io.wpm door of the tent and demanded a sur- I mining man of Caliiornia,
song.
Gardner F. Williams, a well-known
has baen
7.40 am
Leave "for Goldsboro at............ ....... 9 S m
6.00 a m
io.co p m
render. The men brandished their appointed. manager of the Dc Beer
weapons and warned him not to come diamond-mine in Southern Africa; one
in. He charged -the tent with the of the largest it the world.
NORTH-WF.STEKS N. C. RAILROAD
rrivt from Salem at.
8.00 a m
9-34 P m
Leaves for Salem at... i. ....... ...... ...... 10.00am
10.54 P
r
C AND" V. V. RAILROAD.
" Arrive from Fayetteville at " 7 S P m
I Lei for Fayetteville at.... .........9.50 a m
.".Arrive from Walnut Cove at 500 p. m.
' Leave for Wsdnut Cove at 10.1s a. m.
police and arrested all who did not
make their escape under the canvas;
A large number were badly hurt in the
fight, but were removed by their
friends: John Kelly was stabbed and
a boy was hit with a stone and knock
ed senseless. Several others were
trampled upon by the crowd.
TUB POSTOFFICE.
Mme. Chaisline Nilsson owns two I pital. He was a pupil of LUtz for IS
buildings in Boston that are assessed I months and is a pianist of unusual
at $123000.111 1 must not be supposed mctit. The Professor is a very pleas-
inai mis property, was ooug ni xor a 1 am genucrnan anu cxcccainiy wen
cultivated. I met him at the residence
of a friend and found him very soci
able. He is a native Swede and has
been in America 22 months.
A rew publishing company has been
organized here and will begin oper
ation in a few weeks. The old Central
Hotel is to be fitted up for its work
rooms, otfices &c. Its specialty will b?
railroad printing, and it will be one ol
the largest establishments of the kind
in the South. The Co. expects to have
a lithographing establishment in con
nection with the printing.
It is scorching hot here no-. The
thermometer registered 102 in the
General Imbodcn, ol Confederate
fame, recently stated in a letter
that if Virgin! mineral wealth had
been as fully deve!opcd in i66j as
now there would have beei no
war.
TRAINS GOu'G NORTH.
t No. 4$ flo.47 , No. 43
Pocplo's Pivo Cents Savhs
OF C.U F.ENMRO. N. C
A new six-penny illustrated magazine
is to be publiished inEngland under
the name of Atalata. Mr Ruskin will
write the preface, and Andrew Lang
and Rider Haggard will contribute to
the first number.
" Elam Brown, one of the early'Cali
fornia pioneers' now ninety years old'
owns the valuable Ascalenes rauch in
Incorporated April 20th, 1SS7. un-
d.r the laws I Nortn Carolina.
Open fur business July 3, 18I7.
Under risrid examination of Com
missioner appointed by the Governor
of the Stale.
Character and amounts of its invest
mcnts carefully limited by Statute.
Receives deposits from five cents to
two thousand dollars from any one
Lx WilmingJti 40 pm S 50 a m S 52 p m
Lv Burgaw. 9 34 a rn y 50 p rr
Lv Magnolia 12 52 am 10 23 am 1042
ArGoiishor.i 55 a m il 35 am i t 5S am
Lv Fayettev 7 00 a m
Ar Selma... i 9 5S a m
.V I ArWi'.sos.j ,.?U25am
I f..tI,.. . . . . r .
Ar Ro"ky Ml ...Jt co p m i 27 a m
ArTarboro. ..'4 Jopm
Lv Tarboro.j 11 30 arr.
Ar We! Jon.. 4 05 a m 2 15 p ni 24 5 a m
crson.
Pays all prolits to depositors.
Dynamite in a Ball-Room. I California. At the celebration of , Iii shade Saturday. Pretty warm!
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Mails for the North cjose at 8.00 a. m. and 9.00 p.m.
cWlotte " 9 ; 9 ;
- Raleigh " 9-o I
Salem " 9 o ;
favetteville Qoo r.
The money order and registered letter omce will
nly be open from 900 a. m. to 6 p. m.
" General Delivery U open from 8 a. m. until 7 p. in.
V-except .when ppening man. , Also, 15 minutes after
i dmim the Eastern night mail.'
Sunday hours, for general delivery. 8.00 a. ra lor Which a large ball VHS In pTOgreSS.
- v . m .a I
alf hour ; and half hour after the opening ot tae Th WftS under the ausnices of
Steubenville, O., July 18.One
of the most diabolical outrages ever
coirimitted in this vicinity occurred
at Mingo, Just south of this city, last
night, it being the partial destruction
by dynamite of the building in
last biithdav anniversary 7? of his
fr.mily and immediate kin sat down to
together." !
mails from both North and South, -The
lock-boxe are from 6.00 sC m.o 10:30 p. m
BB3IDENT CLER.G ofIEN.
Washington Critic: "Deeds. not
words," is the motto of the real estate
man. . -
Lowell Citizen: II all men v.e;e to"
pay as they go there" would be less go
ing and more paying.
. New Or leans Picayune: Give a weak.
f
Preabyteriaa;. - ; .
- ' lr.j. Henry Smith, N. Cnurch St,
i 'A I' Rev. E.W. Smith. Asheboro St.-jS. Greensboro.
u ; ' Baptist : .' '." '" k! '
Rev! W. R.Gwaltney,S. Elm St.. South Greensboro.
: . . Methodist Episcopal. . '
Rev. J. E. Mann, W. Market St. j
"G. F. Smith, S. Greensboro. ,
Methodiat Protestant :
Rev. J. L. Mkhaux. N. Greene St
. " J. R. Dall, Spring St.
Episcopal:
Rev. A. 11. Stubb. N. Elm St.
ish and he will soon
imself. ! .
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PBODTJCE MARKET.
Apples green, per.bu
.Bacon hog round . . . .
Beef ,. .......
Butter ..n
Beeswat;... .......... :
Chickens-K4d . .. ... . ...
. spring .......
Corn new
Corn Meal ...............
Dried Fruits Blackberries.
Cherries.....
Apples.
a a
i.ooai.50
. ao
..i8a25
. .......,.;....ai8
....... iSaao
...... .ioai5
.........850
.........a6o
........6 i-a
........71-3
..333
the colored people of the place and
was very largely attended.
About 10 o'clock a number of white
men made a raid upon the building ling punch enoug
; . . r . j - 1 r make a Judy ol hi
intent upon canturinsr a quantity of
beer at Ithe -hall. - The attack was Trey Timjs: Brown-Hello June
. . 1- 1-.. -i . ....
frustrated, and the whites retired !ows vour wife.' Jones (a little
only to reappear . in about, an, hour. deb Verr b,usterin- and dis
with : a number of djamlty Icar JSr lhis.m?rnin !
tridge. These were exploded "be- New Orleans Picayune: When, a
neath the windows of the building, mn belongs to they past it is a great
sliattiTing the-structure in many PV 10 KecP Qisgng mm up ami uuw.
r'nfrj. i rin lio-fitR wprft ftxtinoruisiiea 1 "
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and in the nanic "which ensued a
number of people were hurt .There Tory is so feeble that she walk uith
were many narrow escapes, and it is a slick. She also promenades with
a wonder that several lives were not luc iUJ,4u,s UJ W,ISUU,'
lost. In the confusion the beer was Chicago Times: Judging by recent
t tka nnvanw i,oVtd At events in Honolulu, the sandwich
IVIlt 1 ,. AAV J V. VI V W V V v
OFFICERS .
President. M. Win stead.
JVtv-Pres iden j W. F. Steele. J. A.
Odell. I. If. Harris.
Tresis, (cr Cashier) Simufl L Trog.
den.
Clerk (or Secretary) H. II. Cartlar.d.
Come and see our butter cups;
Greensboro Canuy Co.
To m jt children, the bare sugges
tion ol a dose of castor o:l is nauseat
ing. Wh:n physic is u:ceSiary t r the
little ncs, use AycTi Cathattic Pills.
They are sife and pleasant lo take.
Try them.
The o)thing and reitoritive efforts
of Ayer'i Cherry .Pectoral are realized
in all casts of colds, coughs, throat or
luncr troubles, while its powerful heal-
The meetings will be held in I ing qualities arc shon in the most
Metropolitan Hall. Speeches will be serious pulmonary disorders.
made by fruit groweis from all puts j
of the State, The Grape Shew wiil b:
heli inStronach Warehouse and no
doubt will be a fine exhibit. The
grape crop around Raleigh is very
fine and very abundant this year. An
While it is so hot and dusty the hose
companies are going to sprinkle the
streets. They will attach their" hose
to the street hydrants, one of which is
at every corner.. This i a go-d thing.
The watci will make ihi atmosphere
cooler and. at lhc same time, ..;y the
dust. Thcte is no' doubt f ti.e fact
that the sheets of Raleigh ought .o be
paved. The dust Is ' just awfu"!"
The State Horticultural Soci. ty will
hold its annual meeting here in con
nection with the Grape Sh v, August
4th and 5lh. We expect to have a big
time.
Ph;i,HMnhn aVtmc n.iAn virbw I attractive nrocramnic nas been ar-
ranged.
Trebuh.
been arrested.
Islanders, if in our place, would make
short work of Garland j
Tour rial of Education: It is bad
Ills WUe Gets Ilcrcnschy JEop-
fug-.
ClNClNNAlf July'iS. ilrs. Neil C.
Kerr has created a sensztion by elop
ing with a Kentuckian. Her husband
Trains on Scotland Neck llranch Road
leaves Hahtax tor Scotland Neck at oo
p m. "Returning, learet Scotland Neck
at 9 30 a m., daily esccpt Sunday.
Trains leaves Tarljoro, N. C, via
Albemarli Raleigh, R R, daily, eicepu
Sunday. 6pm.; Suaday 5 p m.; arrive
Williamiton. N. C. 8 10 p r.i. and 6 A
Makes loans on public bonds, real I p m. Returning leaves Williamtton. N
state. and first class personal security. C. Daily except Sunday. 8 00 a m. Sun.
iay 9 50 a m. arrive 1 aruiro. . v..
lo 05 a m, and II a a m.
Trains on Midland N. C. Hrar.cti
leaves Goldsboro, N C, daily ciccr
Sunday, 5 31 pm.; arrive Smithfield. N.
C. 700 pm. Retua;ing leaves Smith,
field. N. C.,7 30 a m.. arrive Goldilioro.
N. C. 900 a m.
Southbound train on Wilson J: Fayet
teville Branch Is No. Ja. Northward i
No. 51.
Trains Na. 4J South will stop only at
Wilson. Goldsboro and Magnolia.
Trains No 47 makes c!ojc conr,ectio-i
at WeMon far all pcir.ts' North daily.
All rail via Richmond, and dai!y ex
cept Sunday via Cay Line.
r.ains make clove conncc ion for all
points North via RichmJ;d and Wash
ington. All trains run solid between Wilming
ton and Washington, and have Pullman
Palace Sleepers attached.
JOHN F. DIVINE.
General Sup t
J. R. KENLY. Supt Transportation
F. M. EMERSON. t;enT Pass. Agent
Butmetl lo Death in Uis 'DrttgA enough to have to live in a one- horse was a traveling passenger agent ol the
town, but life there is heavenly com- Queen and Cresent Railroad. They
Store.
' Peaches, unpared 1 -a,
, unpared 1-4,
pared
pared with existence in a
row village.
whcelbar-
Llttlo Butter Cupj.
Pure and sweet: little butter cups
made every day by
nv. Greensboro Casuv Co.
Dan River Bridge to IiCt.
At Madison. Rockingham County.
N. C. Iuly 33th 18S7. Acoveredbridge
20S feet long, 3 spans 7t .2-12 feel,
and 70 512 feet, and 66 5 12 feet; rock
pillars already built. Bridge to be
built as nearly a practicable like" the
Settle Bridge at Dead Timbers. 2i. C
John M. Galloway.
J. M Vaughn,
R. C. Nelson,
G. W. Martin.
Building Com.
M ad sen. N. C. Iulv 6th. 7. 2W
a i-a
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Philadelphia iVeics: The croton-oil
divorce case has been settted at Glou
by payment of lawyers' fees. It some
times - looks as if almost anything
Lincoln, Neb., July 17." Prank
Coy, of Davenport, was, found burned
to death in his drug store tnere to-
Egg..... ........................ ............ ,.io day. About! o clock in the morn
Feather.............................. ......40 fag be attempted to go downstairs
Flaxseed......... ....... .......... ....75 wfh - Hrrhtpd Limn when he fell
FiourFamiiy ...... .... .4 s llm.: . M mieht bcsettled that way.
onions....;... ooaso turn in the stairway. - xne on new oan rranuiw
Oat... .....4oa4S oil nvpr him "satarfttlner his clothiner has invented a war boat that will stay
under water four days. The great
trick in this country is to get one that
will stay above water that long.
lived together six years in this city.
Mrs. Kerr discovered her husbaud two jikc Book Company.
in correspondence with an
rrtc ......... ....i.....-7 1 , a . nr. rv,.J ntt.:n
Pea ... ............6oa75 I uuu V daiug 11 rv. - A'at. vaj ' . v iuu
PtoirUhC.!"-.U- I was hardly burned off.. k Everything
Sweet,............:....... ........50 goes to show that he had been nght-
ing the fire until he succumbed by
6a7
Kags Cotton.. ...... .. ...................... .....1
Tallow... 6
' Wool washed. ...1..... ..................30
. unwashed.; ao
Wheat 1. ..........fiat as
suffocation.
Hottest Day in Italeigh.
.IO
. : KCTAIL TRICES OF GROCERIES.
Hacnn Sides..........;... :...7. .......
'Ham...,. ......15
f - ' Shoulder.. ............................. ..8
Cheese ,...........o
vvuli. ...... a
Philadelphia Press: The Hen. Wil
liam F.cody writes from London to
say that he has liot got the big, head.
Yet we must bear in mind that a man
who has the big head never knows -it. wh:ch meets in quarterly session at
years ago
Indiana girl. Within the last two or
three days she took her revenge. She
went over into Kentucky and married
Hose Duncan, of Pleasant, Pa., a boy
twenty years old, and twelve years her
junior. They have run away to Wash
ington Territory, and Mr. Kerr is pur
suing thtra with a detective.
t
li". of Is. Jlcn Vho Did .let
Slick.
Boston, July 18 The membership
of District Assembly 3?. K. of L.
July special sales, to continue during
the month, olBooks, History. Poetry.
Biography, Fiction, etc. Also Station
ery, Oil Paintings. Albums, etc
Prices marked down. Desirable bar
gains. 1 w'
- The demand tor Tar Heel Liniment
i ' incfcasir.?. Use it cet well be
happy.
Houston Sc Bro.
RICHMOND AND DvNVHXi: RAILROAD.
t oxDENsr.n tscnr.ouLii
TRAINS RUN BY MERIDIAN mill
TRAINS OOIXd SOUTH.
May. ttftit, IS".
Nu. ZO. t No. Z2.
tUUr. Daily.
Lestre Ne York , 4". nl 1 SJ t a
Loat lLIUd:LU....t 7-Jatn f,:r, z
Leave IUltitnorr.
Leave V,'nUir.j;tn . .
Leave ClirUttai!le
Leave l-jnc'dxirg. ..
Icare Dunlllc
Ivwv-a llicLoi J
Lcuvt Go 1 .! rj. . ...
LeateT RalIh
Lflatii D xrV.ux.
IiC4td Hi'i l'-int...
Lr&ve S!.btiry..-. ...
Leave C1iar!ot
. . . . .
11 .4 aja'UOOpm
3 Si i ra ; 3 00 a ta
Z pM 5 ri ana
8 3 I'm I ?i s n
3 O) p w - ZiJ a r.i
! ZZ1 au. 1 OOara
C 3? aaj ' 2 2 ) ata
IllS.m IDK.ari
.fian. 1113 mit
2 21 aw. 1 lOtm
lyiv SiuUnbcr (CSCaxa; 33tpta
GCJars 44Sm
1 20 ini 10 IQim
Is ftve 'r- n
Arrive Atiu.U..
TRAINS r.OINO NORTH.
May .23ih
WANTED I.
Arrive Cojrltta...
! Dnrtaa....
Ral--2h
A position as salesman or account-j .. o:d:ia..
ant, bv a y.ung man of experience, j Am Davi!! ..
G xd refere nce j: i vcn. Address Richnvnul.
.......................19 3io
Raleigh, N. C, July IS. -To-day
was exceedingly hot, the hottest In
fact than was ever before known.
The temperature ranged from one cocked a wise -eve and rema rked
hundred to one hundred and five ; jt yil enogh for jou?"
the figures are given by ; the TJ. S.
Philadelphia Record: It was "Crockey
Bald wit," the Zoo's crack cockatoo,
who, remembering the. happy days
when he was a msre egg in the tropics.
Is
Inventors and patentees and all hav- j Signal Observer
; ing business with the U. 8. Patent Ol- f Dr. Manly was sunstruck late Uiis
: with confidi-nt reliant nnnn mv fidMir afternoon while walking on the
to their interests. - street. There are no sisrns of rain or
GORKD FATALYHY A BUM.
Fall River to-morrow, has fallen from
85.000, one year , ago, to 21.000, in
rur.d numbers, at the present time
This district sent seventy five dele
gates to the Richm.-ind General As
sembly, but will be ttr.iilcd to only
eig:.t at M'.r.neap .lis. A bitter fight is
anticipa'cd over the election of these
dtl;jra!es bctvicen the adherents of ir.e
4r
Luke.
Drawer Gt Gree if boro. N. C.
Mi 1 '
Luttc butter cups good for children
iw. Greensdoro Candy Co.
SEALED PROFOSALS.
i Nfx ol. , No.
I DaUj. ; oiij.
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... ft 8 01 p tJ
.. ' 7 W.ui! 0 13 1 u
...1 S2Sr 0 t 1
...J 12 t" tn 12 07 fcta
2 41 tta C 3i ara
...i 4 30pai 11 20 a-i
... 1C I0a 11 TJ a
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... 3 iO pra 4 10 ?n
82Jpa 8 10 r
lWIt:yvfc 11 2Zi 13 03 ara
.hdid lj.'-iC...' 3 01n 12 Z, r.i
,V. T tk CiOarwi 3 20 t '3
Arxi' LTr-ehbnr.r .
WaMn?oa. . .
CANJOHARIE, N. Yu July 17 John W. UomiClub and its opponeuU. The
Smith, a prominent farmer of this head of the -ir.ti trades-uniunbu is
New inventions patented. Oldinven-1 or any abatement of the heat, and town, was gored by a bull yesterday f George Ii. McN.iP. jccer.L candidate
morninrr, and probably fatally hurt. He 1 for Mayor . I liostoiicn tr.e wornn c-
tioi ;improved,and rejected applica- people look: forward with dread tor
tmne mviaii f i tin t.lw ' 'nmta I .. V
marks registered. - to morrow. The nights are-marked
: Prompt attention. Skillful service. I by absolute stillness and y sleep is
Moderate charges. Send model or 1 nea'rl v imrjossible. :
i . L f : ......... . . I
sitcicn tor iree report as 10 pateniaDiiuy.
. Preliminarv information , rheprtullv
lurnlshed. ' ' I W. C Overby, stall 4, : city market.
A. S. YANTIS. will have this morning stall fed bee!
Solicitor of American and Foreign Pat I and mutton, and every other day this
weeK. ierson5 in want . x,,JKl u.w
will please caU on him. " iw.
was badly cut up and his clothes were j men's ti:krt.
entirely striped from person
ents. 8t6 F Street. N. W.. Washington
D. C
Whether from swampy land or stag
nant poo!, or from the' deadly gases of
city sewers, malarial poisons aie the
same.' Ayer's Ague Cure, taken ac
cording to directions, is a warranted
specific for malarial disorders.
The Knight Stronger
Ever.
than
Cincinnati, O.. JuIy'iS. Mr. Hugh
Cavannaugii, Master Workman of this
istrict. says that the Knights o' L-ibor
- GRF.ENsr.0RO. N. July iS, ;!
Scaled proposals will be received at
the f.lEce ol the Supervising ArcSiitcct
tf V.- S. Treasuiy Department :t
Washington, D. C , and opened at 2
p. m. of the 3ath d ty of July, 1S37. f- r
furnishing and deiivir".g at frc:ght
depot. Greensboro, N. C, in accord
ance with specification, one (t) Bur
glar Proof Chest.
Each proposal .must be accompn:i-;tt
by a certified check for S50.C0, n:aic
payable to the order of the Trrasurer
of the United States The right to re
ject any bids is reserved.
Copies ! sp.'cincMioi can be seen
and any in!ormalion obtained, by ap-
pUtngto M. L.LJ.L,
"-' . S'jprrvsin.t Architert.
N .W N. C. It AILROAD .
001x0 sorro No. CO. No. Z2. At .
Lt. SaVm ?:)n 5 23
ootsa sosra No HI. an. '3
ar. SUm UZ0 a j2 :a
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
On trains 50 and1 51, pulll n Bu.Tci
Sleeper between Atlanta and . Ycrk.
New Orleans and Washir-gton via Dan
On trains ;2 and 53. Pullman BufTct
Sleeper Montgomery and Washington,
AiKcn and Washington, via Danville.
On trains t,2 and 53 Pullman Sleeper
between Richmond and Greensboro, and
Greensboro and Goldsboro.
For rates and inlor nation ar-'y to
ant Agent ci the Company cr to
SOL HAAS. T. M.
J.vs. L.TAYLOR.
Wam-'on. D.C