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THE MORNING-NEWS,?
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pE VOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE CITY OF CRXHNSE020. AND OF THE ST ATX.
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To city rirCT$T, Aherl in aoy part of the city J 7 fT O
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Greensboro, N. C, Srturdry, Hug.. '6, 1887.
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An extra clorgc will be made Tor double-column
or triple-colonn advertisement.
All announcement and recomendationt of candi
date for office, will be charged as advertisements.
Advertisements to follow reading matter, or to
occipy any specia place, will not be received.
Amusement, and Official advermetnents 50 ctt per
square for each iusertioo. v
Advertisement kept under th head of "New
tue nn VG GISTS.
Their Convention at either ill e
Other ATetvt . -
AshlviLle, August 4. The drug
gists' convention met to-day at Opera
Hall at ii aTm. About fifty delegates
were present The balance of those
ITU. AT TUB WILD VTAVEV AQC
' nay inc.
-Morehead City. Aug, 1SVT.
Dear Morning AViri : We have
been summering her now for several
days and while oar intentions have
been of Ihc best, so little could bo
found to say o! interest - that " we
a rinuT tore ntuno.
A land there is beyond the tea
That 1 have never seen,
But Johnny says he'll take me there
And I shall be a queen.
Hell build for me a palace there.
It's roof will be of thatch.
And it will have a Utile porch
And everything to match.
have delated until this time writing 1 And he'll five roe a garden green
made lu advance.
Rcmitances must bo made by Check, Draft, Postal
Money Order, Express, or in Registered Letter.
Only such remittances will be at the risk of the pub
lishers. Under , the head of "Special City Items," business
notices will be inserted at the rate of s cents a line
or every ini?rtion.
THE B AILBO ADS.
AKKIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
mtHMOM AND DAMVILLE RAILROAO.
Arrives trom Richmond at.......
C. R. R. Dr. Rowland is president. T.
C. Munds. secretary. The address of
welcome was delivered by R. J. Page
and the response was made by Mr.
Hancock, of New Berne.
The display of goods in the court-
room is extensive and, splendid,' at
trading considerable attention from
the public.
The Grass and Grain Fair opened
And he'll give me a "crown
Of Cowers that love the wood and
field
And never grow in town.
And we shall be so happy there.
And nerer, never part.
And I shall be the grandest queen
The queen tf Johnny's heart.
and
10.3a p m
... 8.3a am
... Q55'Pm
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
Arrives from Charlotte at - 8 a m
.......'940 P m
9.48 a m
10.44 p m
Leaws for Richmond at.
i
Leaves for Charltie at.
Arrives from Goldsboro at .
Leaves fr (l.ld-lnro at....
NORTH-WESTERS N. C
rrivcs from Salem at ......... .
1 . . ....
. ..; 9.30 p m
10.20 pm
. ... 7.40 am
.... 9.50am
.... 6.00 am
.... lO.ao p m
Leaves for Salom at.
RAILROAU
8.00a m
9.34 p m
.. 10.00 a m
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C. f. AND V V. RAU.ROAU.
Arrive from FaycttCviUc at 7-5 P m
leaves for Fayettcville at... .........9 5 a m
Arrives fro.n'Walnut Cove at 5 P- m-
Leaves for Walnut Co Je at ,0.15 a.m.
THE POSTOFFICE.
Mails for the North close at 8.00 a. ra. and 9 oo p.m.
, Charlotte ' .9 9
Raleigh " 9
Salem " 9 9
p'ayetteville " 9
The money order and registered letter office -will
Wy be open from 900 a. m. to 6 p. m.
General Delivery is open from 8 a. m. until 7 p. m.
-except when opening mails. Also, 13 minutes after
pening the Eastern night mail.
Sunday hours, for general delivery, 8.00 a. m lor
alfhour ; and half hour after Hhe opening of the
mails from both North and South.
The lock-boxes are from 6.00 a. m. to 10:30 p. m.
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RESIDENT CLERGYMEN.
Piesbyterian ;
- Dr. j.dlenry Smith, N. Cnurch St. x
Rev E. W. Smith, Asheboro St. S. Greensboro.
Baptist : ,
Rev. W. R. G ltney, S. Elm St., South Greensboro.
Methodist Episcopal. -
Rev. J. E. Mann, V. Market St.
G. F. Smith, S. Greensboro. , -Methodist
Protestant : -Rev.
J. L. Michaux, N. Greene; St
J.R. Hall. Spring St.
Episcopal :
Rev. A. H. Stubbs. N. Elm St.
any description cf the place. Of
course many of your readers know
Morehead but for the benefit of those
who do not we will try to give some
idea of its attractions and ink. rests.
The name alone ought to make it in
terestinrr to many of your readirs so
familiar Is it in G. Morehead has 1 hen jorinny man your nine ooai
I o sail across tne seal
There's only room for "kinxr
bcrne IIouse.,' If you wish a tre- I aueen.
mendous crowd, plenty of fuss and I For Johnny and for me.
feathers, folly and fashion, fun and .Ani jonnny. aear i ra noi airaia
to-dav ; .'at the Farmers Warehouie. I rMit. :r -uiany wind or i ac,
y - ; nunc, jruu uait siauu iivavj va
The exhibit is fine. . but limited in pense, late hours, champagne sup.
quanity. The attendance small. The pers and dinners, go to the Atlan-
bad weather is a great interference, tic." If you are merely seeking cool
Addresses were made by Capt; Atkin- breezes. quiet(but select) society sea
son, Hon. T. D. Johnson. Congress- Kithlncr and "Brainfood" in abun
dance, go to the Newbern ; House.''
Consider her ways and be wise:"
Never were two resorts more widely
different than these two hotels at
this place. .Neither house ever had
such tremendous crowds as they
have had this summer. The awful
heat 'has driven people here who
nover-dreamed of the sea side and
some who never saw the ocean "in
their lives before. At the '4Newbern,,
the kindly and familiar face of Mr.
i murrnri inn fn.mn. tcrnr n? t nn i . .... .
nntch of wohds near hv he assaulted p-""'" wii.w. mv OBt fll bOUtnern Illinois.
' I n . -r i i. ... - i rr . I . 1 1 1 1 .1 t a 1 . T
in. i'j. ciua'ii in virtnsooro. l iiougu iiicsc arc ioc menus ui uic uic l.w
some-what divested of his usual Ca? a?d f amcs Bcl1- w "Ye4 in
.t - ... v neighboring county ol Galatin. Not
dignity (as well as other things) less than ciirht ethers who have re-
when iu the surf, one is almost ceived these notices have been waylaid
tempted to say "Brother Crawford and killed. A meeting of the citi
will nmv loati V from shfrn fnroo ZC"S of the county is called for August
man Nichols and others. Warm clear
ing weather. The crops have been
much damaged by the heavy rains.
WILMINGTON & WELDON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
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CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
Brutal lssaltit Upon
Child Houses the Whole
Toicn to Anger.
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North Adams, Mass.. Aug. 4.
James Maxwell, thirty years o!d. en-
...0.54pm ticed the nine year-old daughter ol N.
W. Robinson from the latter's house
this morninir, and. taking her to a
For I am always sale, my dear.
If you are by my side.
Lucy Clifford,
Illinois Ituhlux.
A Chicago Times special from Har
risburg. 111., says: Persons who have
just returned from the interior of
Hardin county report that the Ku
klux gang are preparing for another
onslaught on the good people ol that
section. Since the James Dell assas
sination of last week Judge
Jacob Hess. Logan'Belt's wile, and a
number oi others have received writ
ten notices to leave the county. Peo
ple throughout the county are terri
fied, and many are leaving without
receiving the invitation extended to so
many. The gang is beginning to
warn people of other counties to get
Among
Active Deep Free!
We had several hundred cards scat
tered throughout the ciiT yesterday
which when presented to Messrs. Al
bright & McKni, Jacob Jones or our
selves the holder of the card will get
one cake ol -Active Soap." Save your
cards and get a cake of No, 00c laun
dry soap, Houstox & BfcO.
tf- Agents.
-
o j 7; t TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
as seen bv an increaie et orders. Go I vn No- 4S No. 43 o. 4
toCH. Doughty', and tee what Day. J Daily. ;Ua
elegant pair oi Gaiters In the war of V lWr?r J f5 P m & P tV lo
mitrtsl anrl wnrVmmth t in h I IvCVT Ait 3 11 P HI
for five or six dollars: Also, call for I r I'boro-r $ P
iteim fAAVrr. t I T arooro.li I 33 pm
I Ar wusoa..4 05 p mo 53 p rnj 07 a ra
I LT Wiluvi . ii imm' 1
Whether from swampy land or stag. I Ar Q!m irm' t
nantToLorfrornthe deadly rases of Ar r.MU E ml 1
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cuy sewers, maiarui poisons are tnc Lv GoMibnro i u n m 7 nntn'itu r..
--w - M V m- M M
Lv Magnolia 6 09 p m 3 jSpmciSam
Lv Burgaw.. 700 p m ........ 6 13 a m
Ar Wilmlng.jy 53 r 09 3$pm7com
TRAINS GOWG NORTH.
ra
same. Aycr s Ague Cure, taken ac
cording to directions, is a warranted
specific for malarial disorders.
7 O'clock Sharp I
Our store will be closed until fur
ther notice, at 7 p. m. Saturday's ex
cepted) until farther notice.
Butter on ice can be had fresh
and nice. HOUSTON A Bro.
ritv for promoting
1. is due to J. C.
N o. 4$ ' NTo.47 ;N o. 43
Daily. Daily. J Dailr.
Lv Wilmlngit 43 pm S panS p pw
Lv uurgaw.... f9J4rn95apm
Lv Magnolia 12 32 amio23 m 1041 pm
ArGoIds'oor.i 3$ a m' 11 3$ am 11 5S am
Lv Fayettev. !....... .7 00 a m'
ArSelma. .. 0 c.3 a m
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her. He tied a handkerchief over her.
mouth and after the assault the child
lay. unconscious for several hours.
She finally crawled on her hands and
knees back, to the house, where she
fell in a faint.
Officers started in puisuit of Max
well, accompanied, by the. little girl's
father. Robinson first caught sight
of the - brute, and distancing the of
ficers Robinson knocked Maxwell
down with a club. He would have
killed him at once if the police had not
interfered. 'The child identified Max-
of habit. Mrs.. Crawford and their
6th to devise means to ferret out the
murderous mvstenes. lhe rant? is
lovely, well regulated family - of on the order of the Bald Knobbers.
children accompany him. Most, of land is jjetting bolder with each, sue-
cessive crime, barl bncrwooa. one
W T J W J M W A. M . illV WVIS VA
Newbern. The greatest number here
at any one time this season has been
75, but there are a great many tran
sients constantly coming and going
of the persons warned to leave Eliza-
bethtown. has taiten up his residence
here lor fear his life will u taken .
especially iu the early morning at
train time, when one would fain
slumber, but unless under an opiate
well as her assailant and he was placed which keeps lhe house lively enough
in jail. While on . his way to the jail a
crowd collected and attempted to take
him from the officers and lynch him.
Several prominenj citizens offered to
head the a band to attack the jail and
hang Maxwell. The little girl has' be--
come unconscious tnis evenmor. ana
The President tcllt risit Co
lumbus and Indianapolis:
The meed of merit
personal comeliness
Aver & Co.. whose liatr igor is a
universal beautifier of the hair. Harm
less, effective, and agreeable.it ranks I Ar Tarboro.l..
among the indispensable toilet ar- Lv Tarboro.:
tides.
Ar Wilson-. . ...... .
Lv Wilson ..U 3 a a ro
Ar RolyMLj
Ar Wcldon..U 05 a ra
II 23 am!
1223 pm i23i m
t 00 p m i 27 am
l4 33pm.....v..
it 33 am..;
2 13 p m'2 4 3am
ITlowr
A Big Lit ! We have all grades of
Flour. Our White Pearl" and -Sil
ver Crown" Flours cannot be beaten.
Try a sack. Also, Meal, Shipstufl.
Corn, &c. ap22ti Housto: Bros.
For Rent.
Three new houses just finished on
Orange St. one square from the Graded
School and , Presbyterian Church.
Kent very low for such nice houses,
tf. A. Hacan Jfe Son.
Dan Ttivcr Bridrc to. Let.
At Madison. Rockingham County,
N. C July3otb 18S7. A covered bridge
208 feet long. spans 71 2-12 feet.
and 70 5-12 fett. and 66 5-12 feet: rock
oillars already built. Bridge to be
built as nearly as practicable like the
Settle Bridge at Dead Timbers. N. C.
JOHN M. G ALLOW A V.
J. M. Vaughn.
R. C. Nelson;
G. W. Martin.
Building Com.
Madison N. C, fulj 6th. '$7. i 2w
Notice.
Now is
your time to subscribe to
Washington, D. C. Aug. 4 The
President came in from Oak View at
Sleep is an mi possibility. Among 10 this morning and the cabinet met Chambers' Encyclopedia.
other guests at the "Newbern" are at the White House at lhe usual hour. F. T. Camp the genl agt. is now
Mr. Thos. Green (a wealthy banker All the rrn
of Newbern). Miss Maud Greene the I cept Secrctai
ta House at the usual hour. b. T.Camp tne gen 1 agi. is now
lembers "were present ex- "here representing the publisher, P. F.
- ... Callter. and will call on you in a few
tary Bayard and Attorney davs 'Do not f.n lo subscribe to this
arland. The President hai valuab'e work. tf.
the physicians say .that there is little ?ldest daughter, a budding brunette General Garland. The President hai yaluab'e work.
t.v ' I in hen fnrtria cmrv xt.fkll fii nnn rf lint I ...... i t . I
chance of her living-. An angry crowd .' aw 1,w virtually oeciaer. 10 mae snori stop
uii auuuiuct. 1 at Ijoiumuus anu inaianapoiis on nis
is waiting - about the jail, and , if the
girl dies to-night it is expected that an
age and is
are also Dr. and Mrs. Bates, a very way to St. Louis in October
WANTED I
PRODUCE MARKET
rponial nnunln Thn Tlr lit Y-o! rT ol tf
effort will be made to lynch Maxwell. - . . . , T1
fnunrl in him hpr socond huslwnd.
to the.jail.
Apples green, per bu.. . ..
Dacon hog round
Reef ......
Rutter....
Ueeswax. I ........ ..
Chickens old
spring
Corn new......
Corn Meal. ... -
Dried Fruits Blackberries. ........
Cherries.............
' - Apples. ...... .T......
Peacheis, unpared 1-2,
'. unpared 1-4,
pared .... ..
Eggs
Feathers . .
Flaxseed...........
, Flour Family .
Superfine.
Onions....
Oats'................., ..
Terk .....
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Nashville, Ten n., Aug.--3: A distur
was created yesterday rt the establish
ment of lhe Captil Conntng Company
by the action of Mr. Chas.' Q. . Page,
the general mannager. The com pan
have employed thirt) whith woman
at ?o cents per dav. Yesterday Mr.
Mrs. Tolbert of New Jersey, with
her husband aud two sons. The
latter are building a light-house some
distance from here under the U.S.
Signal Service Mrs. Tolbert is a
youthful looking matron to have
such tall - well-grown sens. There is
no ball-room nor dancing here but
those who wish such amusement hie
them to the ''Atlantic' which is
within easy walking distance, and a
A position as salesman or account-
ant.'bv a young man of - experience.
Good reference given. Address -
LUKE.
Drawer G, Greensboro. N. C
Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Road
leaves Halifax lor Scotland Neck at 00
p m. Returning, leaves ScctlamL Neck
at 9 30 a m.. daily except Sunday.
Trains leaves Tarboro, N. C. via
Albemarl & Raleizh. R R, daily, except
Sunday, 6pm.; Sunday 3 pm.; arrue
Williamstoa. I. C, 3 lonn, and 6 40
pm. Returning leaves Williamston. N
C. Daily except Sunday. 800 am, Sun
lay 9 50 a m. arrive Tarhoro. N. . C,
I005 a m, and 11 30 a m.
Trains on Midland N. C Brancli
leaves Goldslwro. N C. daily eicept
Sunday, 5 30 p m.; arrive Smilhficld. N.
w.. 700 p m. Kcxurnmg leaves amun-
field, N. C, 7 30 a m , arrive coiavlioro,
N. C.9 00 a rru
bouthbcuntl train on V1ls0n oc r ayet-,
teville Branch b No. 30. Northward it
No. 51. ;
Trains No. 40 South will slop only at
Wilson, Goldsboro and Magnolia.
Trains No 47 makes close connection
at Weldon for all points North daily.
All rail via Richmond, and daily ex
cept Sunday via Bay Line.
Trains make close connection lor all
points North via Richmond 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. Sup't Transportation
" T. M. EMERSON. Genl Pass. Agent
1C1IM0ND AND DANVILLE IUIL-
UOAD.
CONDENSED bCIIEOUUl
. TRAINS RUN BY MBRIDIAN TIMIl
TRAINS (JOINQ (SOUTH.
Come and see our butler cups;
Greensboro Candy Co.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
May. 29 ib. 1M7. No.M. Nv 1
Oiilj. Dsily.
LeT Ne York ..' 4 4 a ro 4 3J m
LA?e iniiUJelLU. . ..I 7 2at CL1 o
Learc BUUracrr 1 0 43 a U5) 012 p m
Leave Wubin-Um 11 .4 &ra,ll (X) jtn
Leave CbAilottMiTUlr. 3UpDj 300aa
I4T I.jccbtnrg. . . .. 5 SO p tw I "5 Oi tun
Leave DttntHU.. ...... 8 5 pro SGSan
Leeva Blcbraond. 3 XX) p tn 2 30 tn
Greensboro, N. C, July 18, 87.
Sealed proposals will be received at I Leate Ooldboro., '.12 30 am, H 10 pta
I , i. 1 1 r - i . r.i 1 1 . i
Page increased the working; force by atxiui P" .wai i wiu uu iue
the addition of nine negro men Ji each way between. This walk lies along
uogue ijounu t.upon wnicn uoin
hotels are built) and is a favourite
per day and fitteen negro woman at 75
nt- nJt rf the white woman stuck.
aed it is said the other twenty. four promenade by-' moonlight.i ' Boats
I . 1 t At I 1 . A.
will strike this morning. Both races
Peas.......... .,
Potatoes Irish ,
Sweet
Rags Cotton. .'.
. rallow..
Wool washed
unwashed..............
Wheat..
....6oa75
.............. .60
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6
30
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.....fiai 25
and sexes are required to work to
gether. , '; . -
Cluhbcd IIi$ irife and Ended
- ' Ilis . Life.
are seen here and there by a bright
torch fastened on them. They, are
catching flounders" which we will
have for - breakfast. Mrs. L. A.
Bailey with her welll-trained voice
Iead3 in all our musical enterprise I McGregor in which Gen. -Grant -died.
uuu gives i; it. picL3uie uj uu iuei.-3
f -Defaulter Ousted.
New Yokk, August a.-At a
special meeting of the board of trus
tees of the New - York Soldiers and
Sailors Home yesterday ireasurer
was ousted. His accounts are $00,000
short, which his friends have made
good. . .
, .ji-
Personals,
the office of the SuDervisinir Architect 1 Leave Raleieh
Ahnc. Nusson owns two DUiluingsin 1 0r it s. Trehsurv Uenarttncnt at I Lee Uarcatn
n-. ,ee-...H Ctitm rw Wahirnrton. JJL C . and ooenea at 2 I riiin rowr.. .
uujiuu iiui-n. JJWW v--j I ;. . . ,r. i . Tc,t..rnn
1 rt. tn. 01 tne 10m aiv 01 iuv. IM7. lor
Mayor Francis A. O Ksefe.o! Limcr- furn;.hinP' and deliverinr at freieht Leve Cbarlotte.
ick. win visa -iius cuuuiijr in i ogpoi. 'urccnsDoro, itm v., in accoro- 1 -- 7? ,
ember.
Congressman eicct Rice, of Minne
sota, and Hare, of Texas, are veterans
of the Mexican war.
In. W. Drexe). the banker, has
j - - . -
- . . .... . .
written Commander-in cniet - fair-
clnld a letter tendering to the surviv
ing Uuion soldiers. 0! the late war, in
nernctuitv. - the cottnrc on Mount
C37axn
1115 m'
lirjm
1 OOsta
2 Z0 sta
IU ! Gun
. , ' ;-. RRTA1L PRICKS OF GROCSRIES.
Eicon Sides, ... ..
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Shoulders
Cheese ... ..... . . . ,
Coffee Rio....... 7
..to
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V.20
...19 2-3&IO
New Orleans, Aug. 3.-A terrible of music. 'e are especially glad to
domestic tragedy occurred yesterday have her with us as wo have no oth-
at ; bt- Louis. Miss, jonn Laaner er music whatever.. Our Hit good-
m a lit ot jealousy beat his wiic almost natured host Mr. Wiggins in placid
contentment .remains calm and un-
PATENTS;
Inventors and patentees and all hav
' ing business Vith the U. S. Patent Oi
fice are invited, to communicate with me
With confident reliance upon my fidelity doubtful ,
r to their interests.
1 New inventions patented. Old inven
tions improved, and rejected applica
tions revived. Caveats filed. Trade
marks registered. . '
Prompt ' attention. Skillful" service.
Moderate charges. Send model or
- sketch for tree report as to patentability.
to death with av clubr When his wife.
covered, with blood, which flowed
from a dozen severe cuts on' the head
and neck, had fallen appirentl y life
less at his feet, he picked up a pair of
scissors and drove one of -the .blades
through his own heart, causing instant
death. Mrs. Ladner's recovery is
ruffled on all " occasions;
Be the weather asit may ' '
ThoUgirstorms may beat and bil
lows roll
Accross his peaceful breast
He's never angry, always calm
And does as he thinks best. .
More'anon.
".Absextkc.
Jin Inhuman cf.
Vincennes, Ind.i Aug. 2 James
Harker was arrested and brought back
to Robinson, 111., j'esterday fr m tl e
Preliminary - information cheerfully -West. Parker bad a row -with his
furnished.
A. S. YANTIS.
Solicitor of American and Foreign Pat
ents, 816 F Street, N. W.; Washington
D. C, : ;
wife and grabbed his infant child from
her arms, took it to the. hog-pen . and
their it to the hogs. The. child was
- . .
rescuedbut afterwords tiied. :
" Numbered "with riovelies that please
those who can afford to pay,', for them
are emeralds, perfect in color, and-'fif
a square shape. Another noveltv is
ihz cut dimood, which is thought s to
be more eflcctive and - beautiful, than
cut in the usual manner. A turquioise
in diamond form .'and " encircled by
small brilliants is also cinsidercd a
novelty. .. . r "
General Sherman's eldest daughter
1 nnc o fthrmost skillful scullers at
Lake Geore. ' -.
Ol the. four thiusand bnglishmen
residing in New Haven less thar 000
are registered voters. .
Emma Abbott has landed in New
York with 'thc dresses, un.. such
dresses. 'as never added to a singer's
f am.-before. - . .
The fori ute oft he Jatf William A.
Kennealiy. who die t in Brooklyn in
1S67, is still without an heir. Giod
investments have scl'cd it to $500
000. ' - -
.. 'A "distinguished Virginian'' isauth
oritv lor the statement tht President
and Mrs. Cleveland will visit the
Greenbrier Sulphur "Springs thi
month,
- Lord Beresfords "signal error"
seems to have met with no signal
.punishment.
ance with specification, one (l) Buf-
glar Proof Chest.
. Each proposal roust be accompanied
by a certified check for $50.00, made
payable to the. order 01 the Treasurer
of the United Stales. The tight to re!
ject any bids is reserved.
and any information obtained, by ap-
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People's Titb Cents SaTirrs Bank
- Or" GKEENMBJkO. N. C '
Incorporated Apiil 29th. 18S7. un
der the laws ol North Carolina.
Open for business July 2, 1SS7.
Under rjgidexamination of Com
missioner appointed by the Governr
the State. .
Character and amounts of its invc.t
ments carefully limited by Statute.
"Receives deposits from five cents to
two thousand dollars from, any one
person. . - - .
- Pays all prohts to depositors
2'tLii r ItQpfn
u 20 ata 32ltiui
Leave Ure-Till t C SO us 4 4 pm
ArrireAtUnU . ...12aitn 104(Jica
. TRAINS GOING NORTH.
stay th lisSl: t Nr. BL , No.r3.
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Anfre CLarioUe. S(5aa: 6 IS tn
Silibary C 4taJ 8Clpta
High Point ....i 7Mwn' 9 13 pm
GraiLero 8 2. 0 43 p
n-tr.. m 12 47 om 1 1 ift m.m
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GoLKUno
2 41 pa 0 30 ni
4 30pm II 2J anj
Arrtf Dinville U0 104-3. II TJ a
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Arrive Ljr.cLLcrv 1 15 jta 2 W a
CUuUUiUe .. -'3 43 p rj 4 13 u
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lUltlicorc . 11 ZZyva 13 L3 an
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- Ne - York C23an.. 3 23 rru
D lr ic-pt if AMj.'
S -W N. C. BAILUOAI) .
Lr. Sale in 7 2) a 5 33
ooixo xorra No- fif . i o.
Makes loans on public bonds, real 1 ar. K-Wnf It 33 am i3 30ni
SLEEPINC; CAR SERYICE.
On trains 50 and 51, Pullman Ilu.Trt
Sleeper between Atlanta and Yew York.
New Orleans and Washington via Dn
ville.
On trains $2 and 53. Pullman Bullet
Sleeper Montgomery and Washirtcn,
Aiken "and AVashington. via I).ir.riIIe.
On trains J and 53 Pullman Sleeper
between Richmond and Grcens!oro, and
Greensboro and Goldsboro.
For rates and inlDrmation .pp!) to
an. Agent cf the Company or in
SOL HAAS. T. M.
js. L.TAYL0R,
On. Pais, A -cr.t.-
oialcand first-clas personal security.
officers :
J'rcsiJtne). M- Win stead. " -Vict'rrcsiJrnsW.
F. Steele. J. A.
Odeli. J. H. Harris.
Treat. or GisAier) Samuel L . Tl eg
drn.
Clerk (nr Secretary)-11. H. Cartland.
HicB Boarding ftouss
The McDonald House on McDon
a Id street is the place to get nice
B rd and Lodging at living rates.
By Mrs. J. W. Kf.rnodle.
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