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GENEIIAILNEWS.
iJectioa tickets furaished at one dollar1
per uiousana, m Jots not less than 1000.
liird shobthig begins to day. ""'
Trinity College'has 110 students'
Gen. Gordon was elected; ,Gov-
enor of Georgia, , without opposition
The pricelpf sprits of turpntine has
advanced considerably recently.
Diphtheria -prevail in several
localities iir the State.: ' - "
-The Cronicle says there are 1.299
children in the schools of Raleigh. :
President Cleveland- will be
present at the Virginia State fair
which begins on the-21st
The Prohibitionists will; haver a
candidate in" the field - for " Congress
from this district. '
Mr. J osiah Turner dropped in
to our office this weak, and chatted
us pleasently a few minutes. --
Mr. Ralph P. WiIliams,'of Dan
ville, is now with his father at the
Banner.
Mr. Williams,, we understand "Is
an experianccd tobacconist
Rev. John W Heath is quite
sick at his home near Pleasant Gar
den, this county. '
xne w. u. ,.u. will nave a
lunch counter on the New Garden
Fair Grounds Oct 21., 1886.
Judge Gray hasu f er ruled the
motion for a new ti'aP in the case of
the Chicago Anarchists. They will
hang.
Do not fail to read bur- advertise
ing columns, Mr. Jordan & Mr. Moore
each have a new ad. in this issue
Read them. - -
Missers Reid; Brower & Winston,
candidates for Congress from this
district,spo'Ke in the court house here
on Tuesday of this week.
Mr. M. K. Galium and Miss Lelia
Harris were united in marriage at
the'residence of the bride's parents, at
High Point Thursday evening.
The Wilson & Fayetteville branch
of the Wilmington & Weldon Rail
road has been completed to Fayet
teville. "
The twenty-fourth annual fair
of the Cumberland county agricul
tural society meets the 0th, 10th,
11th and 12th of Ko.v.
Married, at the - Benbow
House, this city, on the 12th. inst,
Miss Mamie Benbow to Mr. T. D.
Crawford, of Chicago, by Rev. Mr.
Stubbs.
Mrs. T. A. L von is now receiv-
ing her fall and winter millinery.!
She requests the ladies to "call and
examine her stock and prices before
buying. v f
The Greensboro Prohibition
Club will meet every Friday , night
until the first of November. The
members are earnestly requested to
turn out in force. -
'Mid pleasures and palaces
though we may roam, be it ever so
humble," there's no specific for pain
like Salvation Oil. Price 25 cts, a
bottle.
The Chinese say a large nose in
dicates shrewdness, but we say a red
nonse and a barking cangh - indi
ies the needof a bottle of Dr. Bull's
Co ugh Syrup
Delaney,yoiingest son of Dr. R.K.
Greororv. acciden til v shot and " killed
O J 7 .....
says
Mr. Cude is;one of the best farmers
in Guilford county,-and that' if his
farm with' its decency,1 and' thrifty,
coma, oe- taken around on- the cam
paign so all could see .his nunierou8
stocks of fine clover and -other hay
his well tilled and ke pt bottoms and
steep hillsides, his large potatoes
his beautiful largo orchard, his -fine
fat cattle and hogs", his wheat driled in
and soAved ready for rain,' the people
would eertalnly vote for him. He i
a sober upright christian gentleman
worthy tne, confidence and support
all clasees of our citizens, and - would
be a model iri the office to 'all who
mig ht have occasion to! have buisness
with him. : g g ' ' - " v" ;
:y t i i'- ! ! iii iii " i i I..-. ,y
When, times are hard and money
scarce, one. cannot afford to buy
recklessly. Some ; - things however
we must have, - sTichy for instance, ;as.li
clothi n g, h ats, sh oes, d r ess goods &c.
What every one wants 'to know is,"
where he 'can buy the'most goods for
the money. Now," G'. Will Arinfield
keeps all such goods, and offers them
at . prices to ' suit- the ' times. Give
I him a call, and see if he does not meet
kour wants to a T.' , - -
Sewin
lac
himself with a parlor rifle Thursday
evening. He was getting over a fence
when the rifle fired the. ballentering
his heart. He died almost immedi
ately. ' -v ' . '- '
Hon. J. C. Buton was nominate d
at the Democratic Senatorial conven
tiou at Germantown on the 25th ult;as
Sfimtor from Stokes an Forsyth, ana
. --.--, . w -
has accepted. . - ' - . .
Mrs. C. C. Gorrell, West Mar
k ot Stereet, this cityr is now open
ing a , new stock of, M ill jriery goods
Her stock is complete, and her pric
es suited to the times. - Do not- fail
to call and examine it before pur:
chasing elsewhere.
lite - Ilaleitjh Evening Viseta
says: i( The street, railway seems to
bo ahead of the water works in the race
Hteel rails have been purchacd and
partly shipped for the railway, and we
can soon lookout tor Mr Snod grass
Hon. John G. Carlile: Speaker o
the House of Jteprsontatives, wa .re
nominated lor Congress by : acclama'
tion at the recent meeting of. the Sixth
Kentucky district convention at New
port Ky, , -
-rrW. D, louden, commissioner on
the part of this State, and Q. TGreen
leaf, surveyor, will begin, the survey
of the d ispu ted boundary 1 ine between
North Carolina and Virgin! a Novem
ber 10th. . The line is the boundry, of
Currituck, Camden", "and Gates count
ties.It,was originally run in 727. -:
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We cherf ally place the Durham
Tobacco Plant on " our " exchange
ist. The Plant comes out in a nice
new. dress; and under its newmanagei dined at the hospitable board - of Mr.
ment is vigorous and aggressive.' 'AYe Martin Cude, ourcandidate for: S. C.
win me riant success in everything Clerk, on "last Saturday, He
.. J. I 1 ...H7. - .- i-.. . . . W ,. . -: . " ..
except pontics. . . , - -
Th omas Jndson Cluverius .must
hang by; the neck until dead, for the
murder ofshis cousin, Fannie Lillian.
Madison.-; In ihe irristings Court at
Riohmond,Saturday,at2 o'clck,p. m.,
he was re-sentenced by Judge "Atkins
tabe hanged onf the 10th of Decem
ber, betwen the hours of 9 a. m. and 6 p.
m. ; - v -. - - . ' .
.Shot and K illed.--A shock
ing tragedy was enacted just , outside
the northern corporate : " limits of
Winston last night. ' A. C. Snipe, of
this'plaee, shot and killed oti the spot
Jesse Smith, of Stokes , county, the
scene of the killing is the barroom "of
vMr. Snipe; on the extension of Liber
ty street about fifty yards from the
corporate line; of Winston. Ticin:
City Daily, Oct. 12th. " 4 :
Rev J; P. Barrett, editor of the
Christian Sun, Raleigh, N., C, called
to see'ns one day last week, on his way
home from the Georgia and Alabama
conf erense. ve happened to ba out of
the office at the time but we met him
abourd the train and had a few
minutes pleasant conversation' with
him. Judging from his looks and
cheerfullness the world is using him
well:'... , ' 'i .-v.; I
The dissatisfied Democrats of
Chatam county h ave put a new ticket
out. Chatam cou nty politice are per
haps in worse -co ndition than Moore
county politics. Ce ntral Express
The "electric c.urre nt of politics is
broken. The days of ring rule in
politcs are :well nigh ended. Men are
beginning to think and act for them
selve. The outlook for the future is
more hopeful. Political thrauldom is
the worst form of human slavery.
Mr. J. E. Walker, a successful
manufacturer and excellent gentle
man of Randolph,has been nominated
for Congress against Hon. John S.
Henderson.1 Mr. Walker is too good
a man to be slaughtered, and wTe,hope
he will decline the nomination.
State Olironicle.
The Prohibitionist has been in
formed that Mr. Walker will riot de
cline, whereupon we rejoice and wish
him success. -
Col. J. T. Morehead, the Demo
cratic candidate for the Senate from
Guilford, declares himself opposed to
prohibition and in favor of high
license. Now will those Democrats
who say that they are as good Pro
hibitionists as -any lody, vote for
tiimr or will they vote for Mr. .Men-
denhall, who is in favor of prohibi-
bition? We shall see.
A reward of $400 for - the arrest
of Charles L. Heitman, of Lexington,
charged with embezzlement, has been
of ferd by Goy. Scales.
-On Monday S. A. Thaxton sold
at public auction five acres of land,
one mile from the depot, for $3,000,
more than $600 per acre. The whole
tract, 27 acres, was bought by Mn
Thaxton. about two years ago for
$3,800 this looks like Durham is alive
Durham Tobacco Plant.
At a purely religious camp-;
meeting in Nebraska, some one can.
vassed the 214 voters found in the
tents. Of these . there were party
Prohibitionists 167 ; Republicans 38;
Democrats Our" informant says
that the ministers are fast indentify-
ing themselves; with the new party.
The year before at the County Pro
hibition Convention, several preach
ers were present, but not one of them
could be induced to lead in prayer at
the oneninsr. But to-day many of
them are out-spoken and fearless
Bro. J. C. Stroup, of Gaston
Co.j writing under date of 10 inst.,
say3:, " ". j .- -
"Our Prohibition candidates are
making warm work for those of the
old parties? The worst they say of
us is, that we have erred in leavr
ing the old parties ... However, on
one occasion a certain individual
called'us sore heads and fanatics. He
would have been nearer right to have
calledLTis sore hearts, for with some
of ns that 'would have been true.
Now, let every christian voter" strike
at least one blow at the saloon on
election day. One vote" for God' and
home and native land."
-Tke Royal -St. John
lie
Runs either backward or forward,
A ua uoes any ana an Kinits ot work per
fectly. ? Cull and see tle machine and
the ; thousand and one other useful things
lor itirm ana iiouseuoM use, lor sale at
' ? W. H. VAKEFIi;l,D & CO., :
. i . Greensboro, N. C.
On Monday,1 1st day; of- November, ' 188G.
At the Court House door in Greensboro,
N. Cj by virulue of a decree of J. N. Nelson.
Clerk of the Superior Court of Guilford
couuty, the undersigned will expose for sale
to the highest bidder, to create assets to pay
aeDis, me lonowing aescriDoa tracts oi
- 1 " .. ;
First tract, on waters of Pole Cut Creek,
adjourning the lands of John Dillon on
South, Geo; Temples ou West, &o.', contain
ing about 100 acres and known as the Hoover
place. ; ;. ,
Second tract, beginniug at John Dillon's
corne,r thence east 20 polea to a stone,
thence north 16 poles to a stone, thence
South 16 poles to the beginning, containing
two acres more or less; Both tracts about
seven miles South of town and
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
with improvements thereon.
TERMS i OF isALE: One-third cash,
balance in 6 months with interest Title
reserved tfntil pnrchnse money is paid.
1 MALINDA'M; BISHOP,
I Adnr'x of Rankin R. Bishop,
oct S 4w. '
1 886.
' sylvania
is the most perfoct Force Feed Fertilizer Drill in ex-
KiSAVfMStearn Engines
Gin PowerSjCider Mills AwT&sh:
Send for illustrated catalogue. .' - - - - A
A. JS. FAROUHAR 'f
.Vorks. York. Pa, n
YOTJ. SHOULD KNOW; THAT;
rIT01:lTGjSi & STRATFORD,
Pennsylvania Agricultural AVorks, York, Pa,
37 it I ' - - -
SLXITHDE AX
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
- - GREENSBORO, -N C.' '
IS the place and now is' the time to tike
a Practical Business Course Teachers'
Course; in Penmanship or Telegraohy
We use onr own Text books-. Blanks,Pens,
&c. - Send for particulars to : - -
?r :
(President.
J AS. S. ED17ELL,
Boot and Shoe Maker:.!
HAS opened a . shop in the Coi,iiiNB
building, corner of Sycamore & Davie
streets, where he is prepared to -do all
kmds of work in his line. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Besides he keeps constantly
on hand for sale second . hand' boots and
shoes, and will take old boots and shoes
in exchange for work. 1 - ". i . - "
; If you have boots or 'shoes to make,
mend, buy or sell, do not fail to give him
a calL ' . ' '
, sept 24; D mos , , - - :
Lj. Mcduffie,
. 4 ' DEALER IN ' ' ; :
Drugs, Chemicals, Patent-Medicines,
DYE STUFFS,
Perfumery Toilet-Articles, Tooth and
Hair Brushes, Combs of all"
- Kinds, -' ! '
A nice Celluloii Comb for 25cents. ;
Keep on hand a , nice line of . Pancy
Goods all the . time. The best place
for Ladies to visit when in need of any
thing in the Toilet, or Fancy Goods - line:
x The best Soda Water and "Milk Shnkftv
in the city drawn from one the finest Soda
tit rr . ...
w ater f ountains in tne Btate. Agent for
"Rickseckers" fine extracts. An lAirnt
Cne of Faney Soaps. "
iry tne 'luutaao ; Soap, la cakes for
50c. Try the "Pride-of the South," the
best 5c. Cigar in the city, "Solace" Fine
Cut Tobacco, and in truth anything you
can ask for that is usually kept in a first
class Drug Store. ?
Special Drices to Phvsifinns nnd rinn.
try Merchants.- -
uive me a call. .
Respectfully,
T. Afp.DTTFFIR
Trogdon Building, West Market St,
s ureensuoro, JN. u.
Sept 173 mos. V ",-
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SKE
v ... "KEP THE - -' ; . , - J
, : V"-' " called -."eiverton.", "" v : "
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ROCKLAND, MAINE LIME. TOO. . CALCINED PLASTER, "JAMES RIVER"
Cement, rone bettor- -Listers Guano. Navassa Guana, Orchilli Guano and Land
roaster, ( J rain Drills Mowers", Hay Rakes, Plows and Plow castings,- Tennessee
vvagons AC L.' just received, cheap and that they do th.e best Tin Roofing now
that is done in Greensboro and use nothing but the best grade of tin - and guarantee
evewjoo &nd are anxious to do your work at bottom prices. Come iri:' to" see us on
prices and if you can't come just write us-a letter or postal card. ' v r , , ti -
xt'-o : ',' ' " - ' WHARTON & STRATFORD.
JX.1 ii. vYou should keep it in- mind too that we now lmve Mr. James B. Davis to do
our work ; a thoretical and thoroughly practical tinner of many years active experi
ence. - - , - - . ; . ... J, -, . : ... ., .. -
oct 8 1m. - ,-- - . ' - , '
IdLm
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-EV- BOYD & CO.,
, SOUTH ELM STREET . - :
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Gi eensboro, NV C,
OTS,SlipFs. SH01S
Wholesale and Retail
For Beauty, , Utility and Hardiness
THET SURPASS ALL OTHERS. '
If you want a Fowl that will please you,
send to me - and, get some Chicks of the
above breed, AJsaa few fine Plymouth
Rock Cockerels. Price, $1.00 each. Satis
faction guaranteed. -
" CD. WHIT-AKER,
- . - Durham, N. C
aug27 it. - '
E. M. Galdcls'jgh & Oro.r
-DEALERS IN-
Staplc and Fancy
GROCEHU33,
Confectioneries,
FOREIGN d DOMESTIC fUUlTS
Now Glass Front, opposite Ben
bow HalL; South Elm Street
T. S. SHELTOW,
-DEALER IN-
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Best for the Merchant I
Best for the Farmer !
Best for the Mechanic j
Best for the Lawyer !
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Best for the Doctor ! ,
Best for All!
Give them a trial N
i - R. P.- BOYD & CO.
Wishint5 to make room fr ,our
Fall Slock, which will t larger than
ever before, wo have -conchittod to
reduce ti ts prio.o on cvt-rj article we
have m store. ,
Pare
nnhis Farm is situated in Guilford Coun- -
JL ty, N. C. on Reedy Fork, on the line
of the R. & D. R.-li , and contains some
thing over 700 acres". It has on it a erood
Granite quarry. The soil is adapted to the
growth of Tobaeco, Gram'of all kinds.
Cotton and Grass. It has a large . frame
dwelling of nine xooms, smoke-house,
double kitchen, - ice house, store : house,
barnes; stables, cribs,- tenant houses $c,
There is on theplace, besides several old
orchards, a young orchard of some 150
trees of select fruit, just begining to bear..
The dwelling is' miles from Brown's
Summit a station on the - R. & D. R. R..
12 miles from theity of Greensboro, and
within half a mile of a saw and grain mill.
The location is one of the most desirable
in the country.
Call on or address the Editor of this
paper. , ..;
Patent' Medicine.-;
Chemicals,
PalntH,
!i.rd Oil,
.. Castor Oil,
: Fish Oil,
. Machine Oil,
and tvery other kind of oils. -Copal
Varnish, ;
. Coach Varnish, , ..
f : Japan .Varnish,
K; ; i Black Varnish,
and all 'other kinds.of vjniiihH.
Perfumery of .every-. kiwi, fr.in
tlie cheapest 1 thes bet kiiids.
Th e g Als must be Bold regir.J
less J prjifits-they must go. Wi
iueau whav we say we nuau bui
ness. .);".,-
"PU ase call "on us bef re bti) iiig, a
a c re nuro wo ran make it to youi
advanta-fe. .
Coimtrv JMercfiantR t a'nd Farmei
when y 11, are in xeid i'f any t ii n
in our iiue, -et .tier -.f r ci, t.h-i
jret our j a.d s h diff- reou. Wt
can bff ad fLn Ktll go-d 1 -w do vn
and from r no w on wo int-iid f.t dr it.
. For Fall pUnting we h ave ; o ar
rive-a largo fresh stoek.i-f -
j ; For the rohihitionist
- Our county "canvass opens the- ,20
inst We propose to meet the old
partj candidates' oh every stump, in
the county Some of the Republican
leaders of , the county. 'have actually
made a proposition tg. the Democrats
for a joint canYass between them, the
D's and R's, and leave the ' Prohi
bitionists out, but I- think they : have
failed toxget ' thd matter arranged.
How they do dread to meet the Pro
hibition question ! Bnt theyll have
it to face. I ' 1 '
r friend tells 13 that j he with a
pary c $ lad ies and - gertlem e
Orchard Gran,
: Herd Grast, I V r
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POMONA HILL
NURSERIES!!
Pomona-; n: c.
THESE NURSERIES are located 2f
miles west of Greensboro, on the Rich
mond & Danville and Salem Branch Rail
roads. There you can find
ONE AND A HALF MILLION . OF
TREES AND VINES GROWING.
Parties wanting Trees. &c, are respects
fully invited to call and examine stock
and learn the extent of these Nurseries.
Stock consists of all the leading and new
varieties of :Apple,- Jfeacn, Fear, (Standard
and Dwarf),. Plums,' Apricots Grapes,
Cherries, Mulberries, Nectarines Figs,
Quinces, Gooseberries, 'Raspberries, Cur
rants, Pecans, English walnuts, Japanese
Persimmon, Strawberries, Shrubs, Roses,
Evergreens Shade Trees, &c. and in fact
everything of the hardy class usually
kept in a lirst-class Nursery,
SUITABLE FOR NORTH CAROLINA
and the Southern Border States.
New Fruits of special note "are the Yel
low; -Transparent Apple.. Lady -Ingold
Peach,' the Lawson. Keiffer, " Lucy Duke
and Beaufort Pears; Lutie, Niagra, and
the Georgia Grape, Wofford's Winter.
- LEAF TOBACCO
OUtl -ACCOMMODATIONS
for, rtian and;, beast cannot, be
surpassed, , and we intend by
Close Personal Attention
to the Planters' interest
to keep the BANER first-class
in all her compartments. t
- vve havB none but experi
enced men in our-.emplymerit
X? ATDU II WITT TntJC JLPn Drive for the Banner; first or
a iwl,i 1 1 lj, M M litturuiiw vi ...... .V
VPROPRIETOBSN ' last sale.
Sept 24 3m
Pt
ARTHUR JORDAN, '
- - Dealer In
TOMBSTONES : ANT) MONUMENTS,
; Italian and American Marble, :
ALL WORK : WARRANTED. - v; c
' - GREENSBORO, N C. : -'
jDscriptiv CaUdogus fr.-
Correspondence solicited. . - Special
dncements to large planters.
m-
.Addreas,'
J. VAN. LINDLEY,
ju49 6mo
.Pomona, Guilford Co., N. C.
t - t'uMtikii: ih. -I'ul'ho for their
M r:l .nj rii' a;ro . ami toiic!ting '
eoi4i!i umcv in t he finuro we remain
- - " ' .Very trulj, - -
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- , : j Druggist and Seedsmen.-V
r GREENSBORO C.
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Pictures from ife Jn all Siyles.
Old Pictures Copied to any Size.
-.Out office .is supplied iwith; best
instruments and latest improyements.
: Call and examine specimens of our
work'. "- ; - - ;
III" Work- Guarahteeo.
'Prices as iiow as: ths Lowest
West Market Street, 2d' door, -from
Court House,' Green sooro, .If. ,G7-jy?.yt
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Bndes, Carriages
HARNESS.
I have just received a car load
ihe ' -
of
Best cheap Buggies and Carriages
Ever brought to this market,
which I propose to
also a nice line of
sell verj' low,
Also Hanufactarers of ; - . ,v
Steam Engines Wood Planers, Pulleys, Ac
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4 Descriptive Circu-.
Ian and Prices to
SALEEI IRON. WORKS, .SAXSEIr'Na
MISSES CHEEK " WEATHERLY
have opened a stckfc of entirely Naw
Milliwry Goods in the old AVilsoa & Shober
bank buildLug," Sooth Elm -Street, Greens-
N. G, Their, stock' xnclwdes every
thing in their line, mces to kuii uhj uui
Call and examine their gnotla before buyiug
esewhre. ; ' .- . : -..
, oct 83 in. " - , . 1
VERY FINE BUGGIES,
Consisting ofT the following cele
brated brands: U- S , made at Co
lumbap, Ohio; Studebaker, made at
South bend, Ind.; Babcock, made at
Watertown,- N. Y.; Milburn, ' made
at Toledo, Ohio.
.These are some of the leading
brands of fine work, and are m good
as tbe best." They are finished in
ihe best etyle,'and any one wanting
a "good and handsome vehicle could
not do better than to buy either of
tbe above and eave money. can
also furnish any style of ;
Strictly Hand Ilado
HARHESS
From a good common Ilarnem to
10 the tin est maae. 1 nave in block
k full line)f -
Saddles, - -
liarnetJs, '
-. ' . Saddle pockets,
! - : . .. MedicHl. vases,
furry :.e.irn. Maito . nd lull ISrUnli
en, Jii tM v. BnTf : us. 1 1 a ri.i Hn Oil at i
S:j, lUity ui VVug- 11 .Whipn,
Cov.i"-.'l tuVx lirv Brttsai'd Val.sC'w,
In fact; everything that is kept in
a first-class establishment.
: DR. R: W. TATE,
Practicing 'Physician,'' Greenbboro,
N. O., offer8 his Professional Services
m 'the citizans - cf Greensboro and
hurnnnding country. Office at
PprK r A Dalton's drug store When
not iiere can be ion nd at his resi
dence dn Asheboro .street, opposite
Col. T. B. Keoh'w. :7 - .
LEVI IIOUSTCII,
; Manufacturer of fine Harness and
Saddles, oyer Houston & Bro's
Wholesale Giocery Store, also in
the Fields & Causey. Block,
i Greensboro, N. G.
" 2 fimo . "