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WASHING TOXLETTE II. (From OuirUEatrLAKCop.KKsroxDXKT) - Washington, Jan. 31st 1887. 5 ' Everyone seems to have been sur- - prised "when, it was announced;-that there wasrealy to he a change in the Cabinet soon. So many unfounded reports; of Cabinet 'changes' have found their way to Washington from a'distance during the present Admin istration that people were not dispos ed to credit any rumor on this sub But now) .it 13 generaly, believed that Secretary Manning intends to leave the Treasury Department after the adjournment of Congress, to ac cept the presidency of the new' !Na tional Bank of New York; at a salary of i0,UUO, more than t wice what he get as a " member of .the Cabinet There, has" been much "speculation during the. past few, days as to hi probable successor, and as .whether hisr sTgnahorVi has any thing gfco do with unpleasantness . between him and the President. There has been . another woman su fage d ebate in ; the Senate 'an d jwiother vote with the usual result. i hat was a magnificent triumph, exclaimed Miss Susan B. Anthony, sis she gazed at the printed record o the vote of two to one; against her with which the Scnate rejected the Sixteenth Amendment There is nothing like her 'unfailing cheerful nessin the midst of defeat. She can. not be dismayed by "adversity, ' and optimistically 'greets every - reVersc with a smile of hope. - " There has also been a rattling and spirited woman's Suffrage convention at this favorite rallying point of theirs since I last wrote you." This was their nineteenth annual . meeting here, and 31 ss "Anthony says it was one of the most successful " they have ever had. the" meetings were largely attended and the speaking, was the best that the ladies could da They were much pleased at" the good atted iince, and compared the over-flowing audiences of this winter with the empty benches whieu they addressed; in years gonc by, 5 isaying it was nQwj almost the fashionable thing to do to go to the -woman's ltights conven tion. - - -They have p'ahned a great celebra tion for next winter, in honor of the beginning of their movement in this oounry. Forty --3-ears ago, ifrsl Elizabeth Cady Stanton, at ' meeting in Seneca Falls, X." Y., introduced the first rsoTlrtioftJ'arorLag the fran chise of womuu. She is billed for a speech on the. same subject - at, the anniversary celebration, although her husband is quoted us saying that she is done with the suffrage agita tion. Mr. Stanton said that his wife is convinced that her sex does not want to vote. They do not suffer any in convenience from the lack of the bal lot, added he, they d not desire it tr finv ftfmTRciable extent, aud the suffrage agitators are banging away at something that oilers no response whatever. lie thought if one woman in every ten, yes, in every hundred, would petition Congress-for the bol lot they would get it at once ' : As the time for the President to sign or veto ' the Inte' State com merce bill approaches, interest in the subject increases'. Senators and Rep resentatives question each other in order to learn all the talk of houses end lobbi s, and reports that the President will sign -it ,'6r veto it fly; alternately between the White House; tind :he Capitol. Assuming, that the measure will get the Executive signature, if there is any difficulty in the' selection of men to serve their country on the railway commission at $7,500 a year, it will not be found in" the sparsity of candidates, but rather in the redun dacy of talent that will be spread be; fore' the President. - There are about sixty men who have" been mentioned for commissioners, many of whom have been '- prominent and are now relegated fo.prviate life. : The issue between the President and the Senate in regard tor the Re corder of Deeds is very simple,' and cannot, in its present phase, , be dis tort .d into a question involving .the right of a colored democrat to hold office, as has been " attempted. . The people" of the District asked for one of their own men for the office. The President served them with "a strang er, and the Senate refused, toeonurm the appointment. The president re appointed him, and the Senate again reacted Mui. - That is all there isf i. And until the .name of a colon-d c itizen of the District is sent in fo. thti office by the -f resident and reject ed bf the Senate, it cannot honestly be claimed that 11m color line issue is PATENTS GRANTED , to citizouoftU3Soutl.m' Stite?'d'i- : 1 ring the pas tWoek, reported express---. W,; U ly for the Prohibitioni st by. C. A: Sriow Alumince' co &(Jn. Pl,tAn: l-.iHTTr.ii.a 4r,7T Qf , bow liouse , u.fi j ti o, v. j .. x. ent Office, "Washington, D. C. M. C. Brown, Tyler, Tex. Balinc nress. M. Branson, Darlington, S. 0. Plow,, EF, Castlelwrry, Reaves, Ala. Plow. J . a Cox, Louisville, Ky.,Sem-. aphore- X. C. Davis, , Mercer, S C. Churn. J. S. Ezell, WoodruffV S. C. Insect catching atta.chmentTor lamps. Tvli. Firth, Newport, Ky. Gas regu lator, D.'W.'Gaskill, Little Rock, Ark, Cotton gin. , I. N Gileock, Horse Cave, Ky. Car coupling. T. E. Good win, -Na3hvflle, Tenn. Sawing and grinding machine. rJ W. Greer, Aus tin, lex, h are box; II. C. Iloukins. Ooviugfcon, Ky. Clothes wringir. G. W. Howell, ' Covington, Ky. Wheel. H. W. Hyde, Summi,t Fla. "Traction wheeh . C. ;Xlr KempBaltiniDre, Md. Fluid ejector. F. A. Lavercombe, Covington Ky. Lam'p 1 S. Loyd Dar liugton, S. C. Tonic pill. J. - AVJ Piver, Americus,Ga. Plow., P. Rahm New Orleans', La.: Rice pounder. E B. Russell, Bards town Jy. , Gate. M. ; M . Sanford, Forksville, La. Car coup ling. , .G. W. Wainwright,Wirson, N. 0. Cultivator J. 0. Watson, Fair mount,": W.rVa. Wedge for mining coal. j . . ' ... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. CO MPAN YSHOPS ITEMS. lievllary Moon still continues the exercises of the revival commencd by her some threo weeks ago. Large crowds attend nightly, and a number of professions have been made. v The usual serenity of our town was broken iast Saturday night by a fisti cuff by- four of our - young gents. Cause,jrivalry and conflicting claims of one of our fair girls.. Fortunately torus the laws of J. C. .prohibit the fighting of duels. i; The; Mayor settled the matter Monday evening by giving the young gents each one dollar and cost ' -. :-' .. A meeting of the citizens of the town will do held tonight to m'emori- ralize the legislature for a change of name for our town. So you see we are growing as our n ane has got to be tou small for us. I We want a more citv- Uke name, j C)npany, Shops sounds toosmalL "tAnd as might have been! expected every one wants the honor of naming our would be city. . "I've got a name, can be henru at every corner 'rom the throng of aspirants. So Ave ire in prospect of not knowing our selves very 6ou; The warm sunshine of today makes some'of our: people think that the back-bf ne of Winter is about broken sure enough. - The first of February finds some of our citizens putting out manure and' otherwise preparing for gardening, i They seem . to that March; has to come yet. . ' j DOTTEIi Feb. IsV 18S7 -' - ' Fich,, formerly 'of McCrays, unty, is nov clerk at tlie Ben ,f : 'Rie stockliolders of th'e North Caroli a .tlidland will meet at this place, Thur day the loth, of -February. ! ; r-Tfiere will be X concert to-aikt at Bsnbow Hall,' for tlie benifit of the Con federate Monument Fund. A v u . . Mr. Wm. II. Hau-ellvore of the oldest citizens of, this city, died Wednesday night. Mr. Ilarrell was a soldier-in the ' Mexican war. - 1 . v i i The dwelling house of 'Mr. William IToskins, noar Summertield, this county, together withjts contents, was burned last Sauirday morning. '; Fire: accidental. '- No in-urance. . . ". .: ; .'V ' -. ' ' ..-i rMr. W. J. Vernon, an ex.oenen'ied tobac conist of Virginia lias located hee for the purpose of -dealing in leaf. ' We'.wecome him to our niidst. What we need is more buyers. ;.'.' , f ' . "h ' tiPFor cure of rheum itism, neuralgia in its various phases of scia'ica, ic douloureux, semi-erania, &c., n'd goutj , use Salvt:on Oil, the greatest p-in cure on earth, s. It is a sjecific for the ' above .disc? se. Price 25 cents abottle ' . t V T : Mr j. L. Stone, of Ra'eigh,- X. C, keeps a, first class stock of Pianos. Organs, Sewing "Machines and Fivniture of all kinds. When in want of any thing in his line do not fail to examine his prices ; be fore buying elsewhere. ' salutes, and that the friend, who can nof be found, accidentally shot D wyer. Dwyers death - is momentarily ex pectea: His widowed mother' and two"&isters live in San Francisco. , Kew Yotlz World. " ' , sj 3REESB0li0 iMAliKT - ' EEPORTS; - . , PRODUCE MARKET. '"' . UCrYTXO' PRICSS. A ppl es green , p er bu. .". .. . i . -' Bacon-hog round , ...... , lieef , i.V Butter v.. Heeswax , ," ....... Chickens old ' ' ' ' spriDg- t Corn ' - , Corn Meal " " - ; , - ' Drie t Fruit ' ' ' ' ' Bhtckbenies ' Cherries , -Apples " Peaches unpared ' " ' pared . , .-' V .; . jv : Eggs ' . Feathers , ' , . Flaxse d , , x 7 Flour Family -.. .1. i ' ; ' -. tSup.-rfine i . . Unions j Oats Po.k Peas LPotatoes Trish Swees Rigs Cotton Tmlow : . Wool washe 1 : ' Unwaslied Wheat . $1.20 7a8 a8 15 a 20 - 18 1218 10 a 15 v - 6" ' CO ; '3a4 -lOall 18 ' 40 ; ' - 75 4.50 ' a4. 00 40 a 50 40 r. A, A. Sh lon, aged 41 years, a native of Yirgina, died at his home in this place on Monday lastj of blood poisoning. Mr. Shelton had made many warm friends here by his manly and Christian conduct. He died ia the triumps 5 of faith" ; in Christ. , ' i v ' C"Drink, pretty creature, drink," a lit tle at a time, and you will -: relieve 3rour cold, and not ra k your chest and lungs tto pieces, and keep every body .else ina state of agitation1. ' You surely ought to spenda quarter.. for. a bttle f-f Drf' Ii all's -cough Syraiu It y.-ill pay ? ; ' The 'contract for-th deyr CL' " F.J&'.Y. V- Djpos buildiug has been given to. the Messrs." Woodr.Kif 0. The lumber has been 1 ordered and the, work will commence at once." f The depot will i be a 40 x; 80 foot frame lwiildiug.s It will be 'orbptli freight and Passengers, and the passenger end of the building, will be two si cries high. . X 75 cso 40 4 .201' 11.25 RETAIL. PRICE OF GROCERIES. forget GEXEKAL1 NEWS. (For the Prohibitionist) Last Saturday -night Rev. W. T. Walker of ,Tuk Noetb Caroltita pBbniBiTiojsrzsTS left the train at Summerneld to find an audience as sembled in the academy where he made a troiiaing prohibition speech, enougn to convince any. voter of his duty at the polls, unless he be slightly akin to the 'mullet." At vthe clote of the meeting the Eev. , 3Ir. Bowles of Summerfield in making : some re marks, endorsed every thing the speak er had said, and said ha thanked God he had never voter for : the liquor party. , y 1 - Yesterday at 2: 30 'o'clock Mr. Walker lectured in the church at Hillsdale nhder the auspices of the W. 0. T. Xj. upon the subject of tem perance, lie spoke at some lenght of the Woman's Cristian Temderauce Union as an ; organized -body. - The audience was larger than had been expected and showed its appreciation of the ' worthy discourse by giving good attention. Such clear, convin cing argument as he gave is just what is needed to set onr people to thinking and this is what is needed to maka temperance workers, and these are what are needed r to , make prohibi tion. i , ,. , r ' --5 Pro Blair ' was also present at the meeting and tdded much to the inter est, with some pointed remarks. ' N. M. J. ' HillsdaleX. 6. Jan. '31, 1887. . The Reidsville'Tiweii 'says thaf it is'authorized to extend an- invitation to the N.'O.-. Press Association to hold its next annual se ssion ; at N that place in Jnne next.- - - - . , ' . " --Cars commenced running to Ituth- erfof dton; on the- Carolina- Central lo, andmeinhers are; 'bfring made: at railroad f&w days ago.. W ilmmgtonj the rateo.f. SOff a", week. The pastor our principal seaport is now,. in uiroct i not doing; the extra work ; himself, fhnnuink; nr'M with ihe. "WfiitoiTi;wut has enjr red i."ofo5innal revi part of thetat.'. - . valit L. . Muviil. I -x-Xfc ha Weft proposed oyijnattou- j, --Tolithi2irl.s at iagara rails, -j-Those of our readers who want one cf the ; mosi ir.terc nth.g magazine they have ever read -would do well to send, for the Century for Fc 1 id: i j The illustrations are-fine. ? Among "; the portraits of eminent men are these of Gen erals li. E. Lee fc Willi im Bark3dale; Pres ident 5 Mirtin Yanbaren, Jamjj K. Pjlk John Tyler & Zich .ry - Taylur, R ber; c! Wiathrope, t Dvid " D ivis fc Peier Cart wright The ''Life of Abraham Lincoln," "Lee'a Invasions of Pennsyl - slk iar and the Bailing of Jeffe am Divis are among the most in'ere ting articles. .. ' - ,i .i Price, $1 year in advaace, or 35 cents anumben " Address ihb Centiiry Co., 333. 17th St. , New York, N. Y. ; ; i AN "IDEAL" EDITION OF LONGFEL . LOW'rt P6EMS. . I " Tlie expira ion of ' copj-right .is . at.Ia3t bringing into , really popuhir cir nlation -.he works of some ot the most celebrated American authors, whose writings the niga cost of j monopoly - has kept : within the hands of a fear.' AiDBsths "Lilirjr- Qevolutton publisher, has recently brought out a number of , Cooper, and others. . He has now just published . a very pretty edition of Longfellewsf Poems so far as copyright has expired. ! It is ii the. form which he is making famous as t c Idea Edition 'eautiful enough 1 1 be worth y f the name 'he typ; being large Lon.; Primer, the printing and : (cloie) In excel lent taste, s People wbo have been used buying Longfellow might suppose the price of the handsome v lume tobern do lar or more ons ead of which' Aliks asks only 25 censs for it ! Postage,:o cents extra, if by .niaih AtDEs's 'last catalogue, 64 small quar o! pages, vhich he sends to anjone (his publication' are not 11 by Book -sellers, buy direct o is a verita ble literay wonder in its attractions. Ad dress Jons B. Alde;s,; Publisher,-New York or Chicago". ' ,; 1 ' 1 Bacon Sidej ; ILims . Shoulders ' Chees i '.- Coffee Rio y , - v! 1 Eaguyra . J ava Kerosene Oil Lard. Leather Sole M -lasses Uice. ' : ' ; ' : tjyru'p , "' -tsods -i Salt-Comm,on ' Fine -Sugar Yellow AVhiti Crus .ed ' ' 10 15 8 - , 20 15 &20i 20 2oa30 ; ' 20 -.in 0n25 5a50J - 8 a 10 30 a CO .8 a 10 25 ".' 85 , -7a8 .9 a 10 10 TOBACCO MARKET; Common d&r lugs, : " M tiler, Dark rich fi lers Bright . " Commoi dark smokers Bright sm kers - .-. IT j; i. . ancy . Medium wrappers ? ' ; Fancy " . . ; Onr market is now very active, for, ai grades of twbacc. " -: l. - 1, 00 a 30 2,00 a 4,00 5,00 a 750 : 10,00 a 15,00 :5,00 a 0,00 13,00 a 17,00 17,00 a 22,00 25,00 a 30,00 20,00 a 25,00 40,00 a 60,00 THE IDEAL MAGAZINE." -ft - 1 . 1 ' . : . 't i for young people is what the papers call st." Nicholas. Do you know about'it,-: how good.it is, how clean, and pure and hopetul'? If there are any boys or girls in your house will you not try a number or try it tor a year, and see if it isn't lust the element you need in the household? The London 2V?ahas said, 'We have nothing like it on this side." Here are some lead ing features of ' ' ; ' " ST. NICHOLAS ' For-1886-87. . " Stories by Louisa M. Alcott and Frank E. Stockton several by each author. ; - ; A short serial . story by Mrs. - B orneU, whose charming '.'Little. Lord Fauntleroy" has been a great feature in the past . year of St; Nicholas. - . - -War stories for fBoys and Girls.? Gen.. Badeau, chief-of-staff , . biographer, and confidential friend of General Grant, rb1! one, of the ablest and j most j)opular of living military writers, ; -will contribute a number of papers describing in clear and vivid style some of the leading battles . the civil war. They will be panoramic descriptions of single contests , or short campaigns, presenting a , sort of literary picture-gallery- of the grand and heroic contests m which .the parents 4 many a boy and, girl of to-day took part. The Serial Stories : include "Jaan and Juanita," an admirably written, stosy of JMexican life, by 1 ranees Oovtrtenay Jiay lor, - author , of, 'On Both Sides;" also, "Jenny's Roarding-llonse-'" ; by "James Otis, a story of life in a great city- Sliort Articles, instruetiv and entertain ing,' will abound- Among thesa are: llow a Great Panorama is JSLade," by D sou;rn ELM STREET - Gieensboro, N. C, Theodore Davis, with profue illratra tion$; "Winning a Commissi' ?Sval Academy)-, "" and "Recollections, of the Xaval "Academy;"" ''Boring f or . OiVand ' Among the Gas-wells," with a number of striking pictures; 'Child'-fcetehes from George 1 Eliot," ; by-Jaliav Magruder; "Victor lingo's Tales to his Grandchildren."- recounted- by Braadex-Matthews; 'Historic Girls," by E, S. BBokp Also interesting contributions frooi-Noa Perry, Harriet Prescott Spofford, Joaquin- Miller, II. : XL Hoyesen,". Washington.- Gladden, Alk Wellington Jlollinsi JT..' T:. ISrow bridge, Lieutenant Frederick; Schwatka, SotJi Brooks, ; Grace ; DeDdi Liu&field, Rote ITawthorne Lathrop, ' Mrs. &. M. B. Piis,tt Mary Mapes -, Dodge, aad many others, etc., etc. ' . fine subscription prtce of sniNTTKionoiir a is $3. 00 a year; 25 cents a5,nnmberi.sub scriptions are received by booksellers -and newsdealers : everyAvhere r by tite nnh- Iish-etfl. .New volume bcras with the N-ovatiber number; send for our b'eauti- vnaiy illustratecl catalogue 3:) -3ntam.M iag full prospectus, etc, tc. TIII&SEN-rH TUKI CO., New York. m - & W. - A N Wholesale and Retail IT IS Best for the Merchant ! Best for the Farmer ! Best for the Mechanic ! --'';f'J ''Xii-"Z-"i-;-: f-'i'.-'?--:"--':i::r' est for the Lawyer ! est for the Doctor ! Best for All ! . Give them a trial, LEAF TOBACCO . sH lite!) 33Sfe vr GIVEN AWAY, HISTORY OP THE UNITID STATES. Contains 320 Pages of 12 . mo. Size, - 22 ' . Fine Engravings, and i ' Substantially Bound in" Leatherette Tiee Calf, Gilt. 'Jloggies, Carrihsss: Not A CU"E.VP -PamPHLKT. LIKE ilOST XE T. SPAPKB BOOX PllElTirilS. ? -The pendulum of (events, kepi by God swinging' to and fro in the tow er of the ages, -is making-the old clock of time register high-noon move ments in the evangelization af the world. ' , A good working xotto : Educate the masses, smash th whiskey glass- ess, never mind the asses. : The Uoening Post publishes a table showing that the Prohibition' vote in twenty States increased from 135,752 in 1883 to 268, 709 in 188C or near ly 100 per cent.' No iwohder that Mr. Blaine is striving desperately -: to kindle a buck-fire" .vith the Labor vote for 18S8. WorLL ' ' Ilenry Artis, on trial a Goldsboro for the', murder of his stepdaughter, Louisa Dickerson, was found, guilty and sentenced to be executed March 1st; 1 " ' ' ' A religious 'revival' isJ. going on in' the llev. Tal m age's Eabernac ai board of trnJJ to, hold a "World's JOnti, wui cuiViii thtfuiha sewer Tuis History i upon an entirely novel and original plan, which maVes it. indis pensable to t-very person, no matter, how m ny other histories he may have. 5 . - It is arranged cliron log ca!lj' by year, rom432t-t ltfS5. Every evtn' is narrated a. the o- der of its date. ' ' These are , not confined, as in ot .er wo:.ks-to. political ra X er, but embrace every branch, of human action. It describes iinder - its proper date all important patents: all dis coveries in science and the useful arts the digging of canals and the building of rail roads, and telegraph lines, the fonuding of towns, and the erection of notable build ing and bridces; the first performances of plays and the first gppearanees of actors and s ngers; fins, floods, hailstorms tor nadoes, yclones, epidemics; nccidents and disasters on s a and Iand rio'sand crimes, panics and buisness f ailure? ;"corners" and phnom na) xrices in al markets; labor trouble-, strike-s and lockouts;11 Rhd hundrsds of otht r matters never ment oned by historians. Besides being a h'story in he ordinary s Tise, it is acondensei news paper file ior tour hun Ired years. -. - i ? C: 'With the gift of the above Hi tory the NORTH CAItOLlKA PitonrniTTONIsT and the weekly Few York Warld .will be mail- ea to any su!)scriber for $2 for One year. ATTENTION To&acco Maoafactarers. A2TD I have just received a car load oik -.OUR ACCOMMODATIONS -surpassed, and we intend by CIoseJPersQnal Attentiom to tlieTlaiiters' infcie&t to: keep the BANER tet-clasa "'' .- ''L-:-i ! ";.-" ' j " X, .'''' " ''' - ' - 1 in all her compartments, Xrre Lave : none -bofc-exgeri-eneed men in our emrnient ItoHD!WlllJffi!SCO.Drl far the Banner flxst or- f fi-U Jr i 1 Ht 1 U klZX . last caic. Sept 24 3m .. " . ' ,' ' : -" ' ARTHtJR JORBAK", .-. , - . - - ' Dealer In . " 1 ' TOIiiBSTONES AND MOUilEKTS! $;! Italian and Amrican Marbler : ' ALL W0BK WAERANTEFr ' -i EE: H. ; CABTLAHD,, M-.8 Oraler in Fine Clzi JND FUR I SUING GOODS, GREENSBORO. N. C. , Abargain for somebody.1 u -..We hiave for sale the following ; '.' ' O X Ketainers for- Manufacturinc Tobaccn. a ) box screws ior - ' - 11 Sets Shapes '. 10 Fot Mills " . . 10 Hand cjunip for Retainers , ' ' - A iarge lot of iron plates &c, &c. . A 11 .1. - t. . . i aii iue uuove namea nxtures are m good order having been : used only s two seasons. ' V ill sell cheap 'either singly or aiitogetner call ana examine siuae at tlie CsAlJiJH liiu WOltliS. - . - . - ' Salem; JT, C.' w x-r t J . ., "- ( Jk Exposition at u asnificoiwn jlvj, tlie 400tlr anniversary; of the tliscov- Icry of fymznea ' . t'irt'rtiTofa jiiik l-n Jy a;rasIi-;o waters, and Avere rescued -.alive'-after bein r ten miQutes in the water. , ? .. s m lor " 1m - - 'J H .S o y v g"S Oi:f- 2 ! ' " 3,1- - ; fe a' . ".o Best d332p Buggias and SarrfggBS Ever brought to "this market, whio :i I proposa to Bell very low, ana ntoo. Iin6 ot :. , . VEfiT YLXE EUGGrlES, - ' . - " ' .' : . ' ' " " Conpisting of. the foIlomng: cele brated braads: U- S , mado at Co lumbuV, Ouio; Smdebaker, mado' at South IwjntJ, lod.; i Babooclr, ruado ai W&iertowD, N.. Y;j MiiburD, jaiade at Toledo, Ohio." . ' These n'rs ftome of the leading brands of riao work-,' and are as good as tho beet. ' Tbey, are finished in ohe best Btyle, and any one wanting a good and handoome vehicl could not do better tbaa to buy; either os the above and ; savo money.; I can albo furnish any style of - v' " Strictly Sand Made u From a good comston ITarneas toj co tbe nnet made. 1 iiave in stock full. line of Saddles, -' ; . - t " , ,- . , ; llarnesa, , - - Saddle pockets, . j ;.. . : .-' Medical cases, uurry comhf iiane and Tail Brush- qp, Bristle' Brushes, "Harness Oil and Soap," iiugy and Wagon Whips. Buggy Washer. lip Uustorp, Horise Covers, Traveling Bags aud Valises, ; SHOEs! E0E GENTS: SHOES. For IJissese f r. FORCHILDBMrj BOOTS . ANT) SHOES is-FOK-" SVEUYBODY AT LOWEST CASH ; PrwICES.-2 A full line of ZEIGLER BROS., fine SHOES jast 'reoeived, ,at,' S II.iFAIlHrOR & CO'S. " ' ' . - . iS&utli Elm. Street,) . " Dec. 7-3m. Greensboro, N. CL ' In fact, every thing that is kept in x first-class establishment. : . . - EVJ HOUSTON, Manufacturer of fine Harness and Saddles, over Houston & BroV Wholesale Grocery, Store, also. ir ihe Fields & Causey Block, " . ; Mrs. 'G. ( GORRELL, Respectfully ' calls . the attention of . tba Iarliesto her FALL STOUK of MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS, which she is ' offering at prices in reach of all. New , goods received every few days. - .The popular "Cen terneri KID GLOVE is kept; ex clusively by Mrs. C C. CO RE ELL, oct29tf N. J. SILEIt.5 ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. n A VING Qlf ALIFIED AS AD- ministrator of . WILLIAM M. HALL (deceased), I : hereby notify , all persons having claims against . saia estate, to ' present th em on or . before, the loth day of November, 18S7. All persons indebted-to eaid estate will oblige by making payment at once. xi - - - J? IS. DA V IS, Administrator -' Wm. Hall (deceased.) ; Greensboro, , -JST. , OX ' ' " " Ctrcdl 5 Ton VAGOtl SCALES, Iron1vr, Steel Beaiinim, BraM Tar Beam and Betm Box 330 and S JONSShpT thefnirht (orfrc Jrtc lift mnt1on tht impr mn4 wKtreu JONES OF BIrGHAHTON, Itiagkrauut, W. Y. - PSKACTld'B N Watchmaber and Jeweler DEALER .IN. WATCHES, CLOCKS Jewelery Ac, Spectacles. White anv Blue Colored liabber Eye Glasses. Speee tacle end . Eye Glass Cases. ... All Eepcl Neatly and Cheaply Done. - Davie Strai North of the Market, Greensboro, N. C - ' -DO tf - The Royal St. John 3 Runs either backward or forward Aad does any and ill kind of work pr-rectly.-" Cull and ser the machine and the Ibonsand and -one other useful IhiDjt tor larm ana nousenoid nso, tor sale at ; V. W H. WAKEI1 KLD-A Co. . ' ; ' - . ' Greensboro, N, C. factor in the case.' : , ,
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