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AUUIVAI. AND DEPARTURE OF. TRAINS.
KUHMONl AKO DANVILLE KAILKOAD.
An ivos iroiii Richmond at...,
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NORTH C A H04.i:4 A KAILKOAD. i
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THE POSTOFflCE.
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HJS3IDSNT CLSKCiMEN.
Ptcsbytcrian :
, Or J Henry S:nith, N. Cnurch St. "
.Jiev E.-W. Smith, Asheboro St. S. Greensboro
I'aptist :
Kev WR. CJ vUaey, S. Elm St., South Greensboro.
Methodist Episcopal.
Rev. J, E. Mann, W. Market St.'
Cw.V. S.nith.S. (iroiishoro.
i4cthodist Protestant :
Rev. J. I Mlclaux, N. Greene S
- J. R. Rail, Spring ?t
Episcopal:
Rev. A II. Stubhs, N. Ehn St. ,
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Inntors arid patentees and all hav
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ticc are invited to communicate vit,h me
. with confident reliance upon my fidelity
- 1 to their interests., '
ISrew invenjJous patented. Old inven
tions ';JrrirdrM "and rejected applica
tions revived. Caveats filel. Trade
marks Vegistered. ' -
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Vol
2.
THE LATEST NEWS.
- s vmtws c.f wrrio us
Ut Decline the IlutMlant Pro
posal Concerning Bulgaria-
Londox, Aug. 28-Turkey has
roiitoca to asjent to Ra!aa9 proposaU
for coercive action torda Bulgaria,
either inj the form of occupation or
by aending Artin Effendi with a
Russian Commissioner to Bulgaria to
secure the election of a new Bobranje
and a .new Prince. Turkey prefer
to await concerted action by all the
powers ridrties to the Berlin treaty to
hastening a quarrel with the Bul
garians, j It is the general opinion of
me leaciicg European diploraaU that
Germany gave her assent to the
Russian proposals for an Ottoman
commission and a Russian General to
settle th6 Bulgarian question merely
to place herself in a position to be
able to prevent Russia from taking
any precipitate action which mlgh
again set tho Balkans ablaze. :
Vienna, ' Aug.. 28 Diplomatic
represen atives hero say that ; tho
statemec t that the powers would! re
call their agents from Sofia Is with
out foundation. Austria, Italy and
England do not mean to withdraw,
their age nts at present. The transfer
of Baron Thielmann from Sofia to
DarmstaJt, which was hastily ! in
terpreted as Germany3 withdrawal,
was the origin of the report. Baron
Thielmann will remain in Sofia for
some time.
St. Petersburg, Aug. 25.-The
Journal e St, Petersbourg says the
Berlin Tblatfs suggestions that the
powers recall their agents from Sofia
is valueless unless
the powers also
demand redress and a restoration of
the right4 violated by Prince Ferdi
nand. The-only act of devotion to
the Bulgarians that is- left for that
Prince to accomplish, says the Jour
nal is to fruit Bulgaria forthwith.
tfnser X
Laryngeal irarl.
Philadelphia, Aug. 28. The
MedicaLi(cws of this week will pub-
lish Prof.
Virchow's conclusions as to
of the Crown Prince of
, read before tho Berlin
the case
Germany
Medical .Society. According , to the-
Medtcal News, Prof. Virchow has .not
discovered any appearance Indica
tive of malignancy in the specimens
of the gmwth submitted to him, and
from his knowledge of pathology ho
does not hesitate to pronounce the
morbid growth in the Crown Prince's
larynx to be a simplev wart without
any cance rous tendency. The fact of
recurrenca docs not militate against
this view, and he expresses the
opinion that every recurrence of the
growth can be uccessfully removed
as it presents until, as In the history
of similar cases, final eradication is
accomplished.
Ordered to Leave.
Vienna, Aug. 2?. Baron Na
thaniel Rothschild has been ordered
to leave Vienna for making .insult
ing, ran arks about the Archduke
Charles Louis, brother : of the Em
peror. ' .
Sluns Ho in fanily fair.
Steels in the drapery at the back of
dresses lifiTho - skirt two or three
inches I rum the ground so as to exhib
it Fl ra McFlimiiey's heels.
Gainesborough hats are .fash
ionable as they were two seasons, ago,
and, il anything; a trifle larger. ,
- The latest nonsense recommended
for a" beautiful complexion. - is to rub
the. face 'night and morning with olive
oil. '.: " ' - ;
P;cturesque garden p.irty hats are
of cream colored India muslin shirred
upon fine wiresf a:d, trimmed with
garlands of pule yellow daisies with
Ik arts f golden brow..
Solid Sim i)re9c,
A lady -of Indianapoli once said to
mo that if 'she had the choice of a
silk dKts or an assortment if CIema
lis 'jficred her, she would accept the
latter This :s a facl. - ' '- ' '
DKVorep to the tmxwn or tu ctrr or attzMxioto. akdof the stat.
Greensboro, N. c, TuEsSnY.. auG. "30,T887:
Mrs. Richardson, a member of the
Salvation Army, who is a trifle too old
to pass for a Salyation lassie, enter
tained a big crowd on .the public
sqare yesterday afternoon. In the
course of a twenty minutes' eihoiU-J
tion. she tid the following among
other things:
-A saloon-keeper is the devil's ad
vance agent."
"I haven't got any use lor these
kind of people that keep their Chris
tianity in a bandbox six days in the
week and take it out on the seventh,''!
-There isn't a church in this city
that has got the spirit of God in it.
They will guarantee yu a seat in
heaven for $50 a year."
-You can't get Christianity intoa
tool any more than you can get bo
logna sausage from a rattle snake." .
"Do you think that a man with a
chew of tobacco in his mouth "and a
bottle of whiskey (n his pocket is a
fit temple for the spirit of God?"
'I would try to get into heaven just
to keep out of the company there is
jn hell, if for no other reason."
"The Salvation Army is the people's
church. You don't have to wear a
silk dress there to get religion."
-Jay Gould wiir have to take his
brimstone straight, just the same as
the poorest criminal." Kansas City
Journal.
JTZrM Goodloe's JTarrow
Etcape.
A Waihingtonian. who has returned
from Capon Springs, brings the in-
formation of the recent narrow escape
from drowning of Mrs Godloe. the
wife of Major Goodloe of the marine
corps, and daughter of Senator Beck,
She was bathing with some friends in
the ladies pool which is very deep in
some places. While ascendinjr the
slippery stone steps that lead into the
poil her fou slipped and she fell in
to deep water and was unable to extrii
cat e herself. A Counle of workmen
heard the scream of the other ladies,
and bursting in the door of the build
ing plunged into the water, and were
just iu time to recuu her. They were
both liberally reard-d xby Major
Goodloe. Washington Star.
His Jfame ts Legion
A Martinsville correspondent of the
Richmond Dispatch has this to say
about the negro man Ilaixston, who'
was arrested at Leaksville. N. C,
several days ago. charged with steal
ing a horse and cow from residents
in Henry: A negro by the name of
Joe Tyre Hairston was arrested in
Leaksville. N. C, and the property
recovered. Joe is now confined in a
North Carolina jail awaiting a requisl
tion from Governor Lee, the -papers
for which were forwarded today by
Commonwealth's Attorney Granby.
Joe claims to be a pal of James Clark
and that .Clark helped to do the steal
ing. He was to sell and they were to
divide the spoils. Clark is being
hunted for and it captured will .not
escape aain.".
Photographcd By Lightning.
A heavy storm pa'ssed over Fayette
township last night. While it was in
progre Amos J. Biggs, a trustworthy
farmer, went iut his back yard to
frighten awiy surae fighting cats, so
intent were they on exte.tuina ing one
another as to allow Farmer Bigtrs to
approach within a few feet t them.
At the same instant there wm crash.
and an electric bolt s.rack a wood pil ;
scattering it, and stITened the cats in
an intense rigor mortis. - 4
. Aside from a prickly sensation and
sodden but not severe contraction of
the muscles, Mr. Biggs experienced
no unpleasant effect. Wbn Bigs
returned to the huse.hij wife tok
oneIook at him and tainted. 01 re
covering she cxclimcd;- Oh. Amoi
the devil has et his mark r u!"
whereupon - Biggs looked in the glass
and saw the image of a cat plroto
graphed in silhouette up n his broad
forehead. - All cflort." t Wiish 'it off
were unavailing
TBH BAPTIST qUXZtUKL.
XVhUh hag Bieu Precipitated
by Bev. .nr. tPlttlamM.
COLUMBUS. G a,. August 23. The
laquircr-Sun pubhihes Rev. A. E.
Williams9 reply to the cud of Rev.
R H. Harrif. which his a 1 real ap
peared in print. The foil itn is
Rer. Mr. Williams com-naatcati 1:1:
- FoarsoM. Ga?Augat 2S. To the
Eoqulrer-Suo : 1 am painrl anj
grieved to see thst my article in your
issue of the 33rd instant was so mis
coostiued as to ca!l forth a rebuke
from one' whom I lore and rcve. s 1
ouch as I do the : Rev. K ibsrt H.
tiasris, 'moderator and chairman .0
the executive committee of the C
lumbui association.' I , have beo
denied the pleasure of a personal ac
quaintance, but 1 have learned to I jvc
him as I love ray father for his nole
Christian character, his deep piety,
and his consecrated life. In the fust
place let me inform my brethren, a d
the public at large, that I am in 10
way responsible for the caption that
appeared at the head ol the article, in 1
0 the next place I must say to my be
joved brother, and to the public, th-it
my article was written from the pur
est of motives.' It was written fiom
a deep sensi of Christian duty, and I
am not ashmcd of this article. I be
lieved and still believe that the mint,
term question was preaching an
scriptural doctrine, and that he ought
to be put on trial before the public
for it. I am clad to learn that in
Hamilton, in his 11 o'clock sermo:i
last. Sabbath, the pastor. Rev. Mr.
Arnold, boldly and forcibly denounced
the doctrine of the immortality of the
soul, as preached the day before by
Rev, Mr. Wilson.
So far as dictating to the assocu
Uon Is concerned, I .regret that my
brother thinks that any rne-nber of
his association should be so ign rant
ot Baptist usajje as to attempt to d c
tate to a free and indrpjnd-nf bolr.
whete one man's vwtc is worth just
as much r as: another's. I -still more
deeply regret that my brother., th:
pastor of the First fliptist of Co!ut.i
bus, and "m iderator and chairm in of
the executive otn nit tee of th Co'
umbus association should csp t!ie
cause of a minister of the gspk.t who
dares to preach to th- people that the
soul of mm is mortal. If he continues
to do this, the ajs-cinti -n may p"iisi
bly have to deal with iu moderator,
or with the church that sustti.K hi :i.
Andrew E. Williams.
THE MCGANLESS HOUSE,
Danbuhy. n. C.
4
Dr. W- H. McCanless, Prop.
This house his been enlarged and
newly fitted up for the sprcial acC'm
modation of summer visitors to Pied
mont Springs and the mountains.
John Verralla's popular Italian
String Band (consisting .f harp, t-o
Violins and flute) has been engaged to
make music tor the guests of this house
during the season.
Board $16 per" month. $5-pcf week
Sr per day.
JTcvo School.
Miss Nellie Dixon will open her
school f ir boys and girls of n!l aoes in
the Linday office nriji.iix her home
August 8;h. - Priniaiy instruction a
spccialtv. English. Miut. Frcnrh and
E'ocutioit taught.
Valunblo Pioperty for Sale.
One new cottage on Spring street.
South Greensboro. One house and
lot near McMahon lactoiy. One
house and lot near 'Presbyterian
church. Two houses and lots in South
Greensboro. Several ood bidding
lots in the eastern suiburbs .1! the
City. One hundred acrt-s of U-i J two
miles southwest Oicenvi .rn.
LTwo hundred and twcutv"iw .icc ol
land in Kanclolpu countv. tjt fni.n-
mation apply to -
. . r Samtlr S. Hrcwn..
tf. . GrefnsU jrt.. S . C.
Lots "on the LincUay .-Tract for
' - . Sale. . . . '
. - .Th tcact of Iar.fi .in the ii'othcrn
pari if Greensboro wl.ich. wa b'cly
purchased by me is " now 'plotted lind
laid -but in most desirab'e oui.ih'ng
lots, which I propsc to dispose of at
most reasonable rates. Intending
purchasers will please apply to me.
B J. Fisher.
im. . Benbuw'Housc.
No.
W 7
Try IL What P
Kin- . K. Hrcad. plain Twist
Hrcad. Medicated Graham Ilrcad. Rye
Crra.!. DLiai Cakes, Djchess
Cake. Wafers an J roj ;i! haVe 00
other. CUIl fjr them at the Cty
Ilakeii. J. 11 Wtsr.
Returned. King, the Baker.
And he can be found at the Ci r
Ilakcry. He is the bsi baker in ths
State, and reprctfuJy ajVs that yoa
give Ms bread a trial. baking is
loo well kn -wn lor furth-r c nnrcenf.
Buy once and you ill have r.o vthr
bread. Kr-KCtfu;iy.
I. II. Wtsr.
White & DoushiyT
Dealers in Fancy Groceries. Con.
feci ion 1. Cigars. Tobaccr. Ci2artttcs.
&c. under IWnbow Hal). Give ut a
call.
Goods delivered to a!l parts o! trre
city Jrce of charge.
Call and see the biggett melons in
town. Fresh lot ust rcceirel from
Fayctteviile. Houston & Ufo
BEAE IN lmiD !
That I will call on the business mm of
ureensooro wtthsn the next ten djys
in the interest of the -Sketch ok the
Battle of Guilford Court House.
which will be issued, in nrat punphlet
form, fr.mi ti.e presses ot Messrs.
Thomas. lire co C.. aKuU the firt
of September. No better medium has
ever been offered .ur business men
through which to place their business
before the leading public. Ths is no
shoddv. Cheap John advertismj- sheet
bat will be a work that will be pre-'
served by all, on account of its histor
ical nature. I ULWKANtr.K SATISFAC
TION or no chirgcs will be 'made.
Ilo.d your order for ariv:rtising until
ou ee me. and plant ytui ads. where
they will bring f-.vth good fruit and
plenty of i Ke,pcctfui!v.
a,J-2 I t H. . Elam.
For R-nt.
A few nice rooms in "Crntr..! Hotel
building'! at $i.o-. $2.00 .md.Si.sn rcr
month. Apply to H. II. T.rr
tf
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Active Soap Free!
bd sevcrat hirndicd c ud sc it
tercd throughout the citv vrsrerday
wh.r when presented to Mcsrs. Al
hrilst McKftg. J icn) Jones ot .,Ur.
rives the holder of t!,c r od will g-t
one caktt of "Active Sip Sv vr
c ud and grt atrnkc ol N'n. laun
drvsoip. H rsitjX ,v Hro.
Agents.
Whether lru:r. swjmpv l-nd or M-g-U-t
pK5. .it f:, ;j , :;v g.ivc if
ci: sv".C5. ,!..! ui j M,tsnr' .tr w
n.o?m-. Ay-i's .Vue Care, taken ac
orr!iijg r, din crion-, -a uarran'.crl
p-.cfic lor r.: jo rial lior.fcr.
Com- itirj s-r ou b'Uirr Cu.;
Pdc?!o's Fiva Cc-U Zzvizrz lank
or (;kei.n:iro. n cT
lnciap, rated Api;I 1H37. un
der the i.avvs ot .N..irh (Jar mi .n.
Open lor bain- s-'u: 2. 1SS7.
Under rig d eta -ninit: m ..: Corn
missioner app jo.t -f! hy" ihi Gcrnr
d the S . it .
Character rf.d .n:oiii t 4 of i$ uniM
menti carefully limited bv Statu'c-
Rcceives deposits m.tn J.ve cents to
t wo thotJ.m-1 d:iirt ifnt my 1,1c
pe$on.
Pays all profit fc d. j .t:t.
Makes loan f.nlii c Uctul. real
estate. and fcrt clay p-r.t:..i necuriiy.
OFFICEkS :
Prcu'Jtut M. WitiM-a.l.
Vice-PrvUtntt-W. V. SrCr5e. J. A.
Odell. J. II. Karr.i.
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den.
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the fioi.mur h::lt
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH?
Not. u ivr 43No, 4a 1 No.
, Daily, j Daily. 'Dadr
Ar Kociy Ml 2 jj p m . . .
Ar TarborO. 4 p ta1
Lv Tarboro.'u pm ..
Ar Wilson. .Uojpm 65! p m J c; V 'A
Lt Wilson.. U IJ p m1 .
Ar Se!ma. . . $ 40 p tn' t0
Ar Fajrettcv.'g jipra
LvClJuSoro 4 54 p n; 40 p m js Vn.
Lv ilarno.ii ooonm ttm.
Lv Bcrgaw. 7 copra 613am
Ar W:ming. 7 5 - n'i 55 p 1 7 o a m
TKAlNS GOi.:G NORTH.
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Lv .Uurnnj. it 43 pmSjoa nS u pn
Lv llurraw.i....... u r-.v. r , L .
Lv Magnclu 1251 am 1023 am 104s pm
Ar Goldsbcr 1 55 a m 11 35 am 11 5S rv
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A r Selma . . . j 9 5S a m
ArWilwn... jnrm
Lv Wi'ison 2 32 a m 12 25 prn li $VI"nl
Ar Koky.iL I 00 p m I 27 a m
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pm. Kcturning. leaves Scotland Nrek
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Trains No, 43 South will stop only at
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