LOCAL AND GENEftAfi
-t-Thomasville is to 'have the electric
A Brush Electric Light plant is to De
established at Concord. - -:
THB NOBTH CABOtilKA pKOHtfcl-
tiohist and the Voice" both for $1.50.
' i . ' i "t" 1 I i ;
A not promuikiuu usuipoigu xs ucmg
fodght in a number of counties in Dako
ta. - ' ' :
Mr. Armstrong Is developing an
iron mine five miles from . King's Mount
ain. - ' " J -
The Ohio Prohibitionists are making
things hot for the old rum-ruled parties in
that State. . . .
The town oi Meriam, conn., gave
last Tear 44 votes for Prohibition ; this
year it gave 144.
J. B. Morris and J.' C. McFarland
have recently commenced 'developing
mines in Polk county.
The editor is attending the Fair this
week. He-will fill two or three appoint
ments on fiftfway home.
Thirty two counties of the great State
of Texas gave. majority for the Amend
ment in the late election,
The Prohibitionists of ITew York are
hard at wor.'' "Tiey expect to poll
lareer vote in that State thn - they have
ever done. ' . li ' . : .
The liepupneana or new xorc . are
striving earnestly to stampede the Prohi
bition vote of that State, but they are not
at all likely tojtirtceed.
ThOBTHCJl!BCiLI2I PitOHf BITIOH
'.' Make home attractive Xothing adds
so much to the pleasures of a home' as
musicBuy a good Piano or Organ of J.
L. Stone, Raleigh N. C. and you will nev
r regret It. ' ,
,Write to the Korth Carolina Furniture
0 v, (Factory )Slem, N. C, for prices on
their nice,good and cheap Bedroom suits
Extension Tables, Center Tables, Wash
tands,Bureaus,Wardr6bestChrna Close ts
irrovisiou aiea csc.esc. ; if your dealers
do not keep them for sale.
The assassin is again at work. . The
fight must be in the right , spot judging
from the firing; The new editor of the
Sword and Shield" in Miss, whose former
editor R. D. Gambrell Was assasinatri
last spring, has been villianously attack
el by a noted saloonist. '
Housekeepers should bear in mind that
they can buy Blankets, Table Linens,
Towels, Curtain Goods, Carpets, Rugs"
and : Wide Sheetincra : from Samnla S,
r-
Brown at very low prices, and that the
same Mr. Brown keeps the beet line of
Fine Dress Goods and Ladies Cloaks in
Greensboro. '0 '::.x7l '-. 7': -xSr' :
Why pay the heavy freights, dray age,
commission storage &c. incurred on Fur
niture shipped: here from the North. &
West, when you can buy equally as good,
if noi better furmture.made here at home,
by the North Carolina Furniture Co.
(Factory) Salem, If. C," at much lower
prices. If your Furniture Dealers do not
keep their make in stock, write at once
to the Factory and get their prices. b
- An exchange tells of a new fuel that
has been introduced in Iowa to take the
place of coal in the prairie counties. This
fuel is made by grinding cornstalks and
coarse prairie grass to gethsr,; moistening
and then pressing the buId into
WASHINGTON LETTES:
(From Out Eegular Correspondent.)
thick. ? These blocks are then dried. It
is claimed that one block will " give an
hour's steady heat, and that the fuel can
be produced for $3 per ton.
The Knoxville Furniture Co.;- the
largest manufacturing establishment- in
in the South, have established in, Greens
boro, N. C, (as well aamany;other places,)
a branch house, where they will keep a
large stocK oftneir goods as well as every
other line kept in .- a; first-class"' Furniture
House, viz : Chamber Suits, Parlor Suits,
"fiedXounges, Wardrobes Tables, Clocks,
Pictures, Fancy and plain ;ehairs, of all
ist until aftejefpresidentlal election, ,frj4ks about 13 inches long and. 4 inches
$1. Subscribe at once ana. tnus secure the
benefit of gbjsliberal offer
The "Yicet- week before last began
its visits to 60,000 clergymen from -now
untill after tlre'eicction in 1888L May - it
be as the voice .of many, .waters I "
TheYe wilt be a special term of Cabar
rus court for Ace trial rff civil cases on No
vember 14thl, '.Judge Boy kin has been ap
pointed to preskfe, as he is the only. Judge
who will be idle atthattlmel
- .. - -. . -'
New YdrfcSUte has only six ticket
in the field, and yet ; seme of our wise-inr
their K)wn-coxietil friends -.say there can
be but two parties. Well argutoent, is one
to ing ana..iacia.u:uu iuiur.
-Failures ameagUhe leading liquor deal
era are becoming uncommonly common
We wonder, whether the "'asaesment to
defeat the Amendments in - Michigan,
Texas and Tennessee have anything to do
with these faif&res.
Bad management on the -part of the
prohibition leaden in the Tennessee cam- J
paign.is said tobe the cause of the defeat
of the Amen4UEnV. Perhaps r they will
know betrjifxtctime. - ; - ; v
Governor 5: Scales . has issued - a
proclamation adoring $100 reward forJthe
capture and' &UyerYfiP Samuel Under
wood. whoYa&lfr stabbed Luther Hicks
kindarhich wUl-be,-jwld -cheapejr, than
eknown.in,Greensj3Qro. Don't forget
the' "plifij n'earfy "opposite tne McAdob
i Eor city trade gdbdlr Off installments.
vWi B. Fokbis. Manager.
r u . ,,,.,, ,1. ., -I.,, . .
persona In auvanced Btagea 01
the disease Price 5 cts. Cau
tion, I'ha Genuine Dr. Bull's i
Vougn Syrup is bom only in
white terapntcrs, nnd btiara our
registered Trade-Marks to vrit .
A Bull's Head in a Circle,aed-
Strip Vaution-labclf ana the
fac simile signatures of John W.
Pull dt A. C. Meyer & Co Solo
Prop's, Baltimore, lid, U S. A.
3KEEJSTSB0E0 MARKET
. . . REPORTS. ,
Chew lounge's Plues The srreat Tobacco Au
Udote: rrioe IO cti, oia uy au jurugsiata.
; 4VTOf IlKoa AUIKHIl 7
Geobge ',' 8tiK8oN ' & Co., " Portland
Maie,xh give you work that you can do
and" live at hobae making great pay. ; You
arejatarte4fteW Capital not needed. Both
sexes. ; AJ ages - Cut this out and write
atonce; naharm will.be 4one if yon con
olude hot to go to work, after you learn
m...- i a . i . tr- 2 - 'wi ,. '
au particulars iree. na&i paying
work im the world r -:- U&fi 18 '86
i t all
Hicks died frcg Me wounthe 14t:
The:Editorial Lunch (Drink) ! !
Look olt!3r3 counffirMU 1 See that
you get thgetiuaiDriiBuITs Cough
Syrup i Do notWetiEeTfieBJeBsell you
some -jukfocbirtnsatUpon'g
ting thejegtnfiid
trademarkf npwJrjC"y v
Ed warMufphy, flie neir ; Chairman
of the Dcmocfatib Stated 'Committee of
New York. is. almember of a large brewing
firm. The "Patriot" is right. .- The fund
amental 'WtricTDles of the Democratic
party arejQpppsed to Prohibition h
The Germans of New York have or
ganized a newPersonal Liberty' party; the
bject ofrbichVia .tojbing'the" canUidates
of the old parties up lotie requirements
of the liquor men and to force the repeal
of the Sunday lawaT 1 "- "; . ; ' .' ' -'i
Carroll county,' Va.,-nas voted $iC0f
000 to the extension" at a branch of the
Norfolk aiid Western road through thai
county, to connect with; Cape Fear and
Yadkin Valley road at MtAiry.by 250 mi.
iority. This secttreB the,buiWing ot tne
road. Xv..-t:sTA-
The Chefokw iroVina'Jiarble Com-
.n, eanlCal Mbck J500:000, ias.,been.
formad to develop mineral and: Aar
-Murphy. '"E&e company owns about 1,400
acres.
dent,
interested
At GoldsbjrS reen-a committee -of
busiaest men of Nwberae met 'the presU
dent ef t?iliJp Onslow in4,Eai
: rVt-Atf . VaiTftV irid ifitizeas of Wilminr
ton, and disc8sed,thor.fugbJr t- prjCt
of extending Teaaojnaj'jYy umington
teNewbernV. I
ie. .inyouri
For I am armed aiyslrSii- with reinj&ly
That I pass" pin by. asfia idlwoid-i
Which I jefpect not s&ice the.discpyery
of Salvation Oil. Twenty-five cent? a
. . bottlei;; . : - u.
Judge Shepherd is holding ouri" in
Durham this week. We dropped into the
eeurt room a few minutes Monday waiter
A Gentleman charged with"; the
violation, ofthe Sunday liquor law wis be
t.ir triad. -What would become of; our
it it wra' not for the business fur
nished them by the liquor business t
Parties attending the W C. T. . V.
n.ntinn which- meets ia Goldsborb
eaa secure at there several station ire
a--a tt ; Tickets will be D'acea on
ale Oct. 3 and 31 good to return n ntl
Nov 4th. These tickets can be purchased
by visitors as well as membe r.
Ta hbs of ten7 new subscribers' 'we
iii ..nri tfia North '?abomka:' Pidki
BmosiST one year for 7.50 J"
Now. reader, if you are interested In
v- ..na nf Prohibition, zo to work and
He aaw -
t us no a club. We hope to hear from
our friends in various sectiojis ofthe State
in imwar to thia nroposition. ? Oaf list is
growing rapidly, but we want it to grow
more rapidly. We want lu.uw names on
our list by the 1st of Noy. 1888. Shal
r. Iitn thm f " The' answer to this
auction deoeuds in large measure tp'on
the friends of the bause. ,Wlth the prop
ar effort on the part of these hev:iO,000
i
- From thJRafeigli papers we learn jtheje'
is to bean-Editorial Ludch at the' Tautv
Inlooking:o:th'e bill of fare - we"' find
here are 3 leases-of :cake3 and crackers i
4 case, of canned, goods x. J bbl of . oysters
1-barbacued -pig AIL, Of the, above.
beiraslfed down by S cases of . whiskey ;
2 kegs of beer ; 1 case of ciderr 1 - case-Mf
wine; . ' ";' ': "c; : 'y " '-
'i ' . - R E. Pobtbb.
t " . " ." j'
; Biget Boom of the Age.. i j
China Crockery and Glassware, Larg
est. Stock and'Lowest prices in the State
we are prenared to wholesale and retail at
Dalto. prices, . ' ''
AKif DEFY 'COMPETITION
we make;apecial offer 'for, the -next 3-
davs', of :a handsome nickle clock free t
all wlw?Ductiaseff iaoa wortn or gooos
at one tfmeVa call w Jl; eon yince you that
I mean what 1 say - .
;' v - Truly xours, - ' " "
i i -.: .-- .-W.. T. CHICHESTER.
'Greensboro, 0.. ' - ?
"There's no terror j :
V WAsniWGTo'N, Oct. 18, 1887.
Even thus early active , preparations
are in progress for the long session of
Congress, which will meet on the .. first
Monday of December. Many Congress
men froru the neighboring States can be
almost daily seen on the thoroughfares of
the Federal City, seeking out their .win
ter quarters, "and looking after the riu
Inediate wants of their constituents. It
is the general opinion of well posted pol
iticians that the Fiftieth Congress will
be a busy and stormy body, as : much im
portant legislation will .de considered
especially inregard to the.BtirpluSj, the tar
iff, and pensions seven of the latter bills
already being in course' xT ; incubation
to say nothing of projected legislation on
the labor and railroad-1 "questions. And
then; each of the great parties believes
that It is possible to parctically decide the
next Presidential e'ection by its ' course
next winter. . '; 1 . : L
Another indication of the nsar advent
of Cengress ithe stir- and. bustle i the
various Federal Departemts incident to
the preparation of th. e annual reports
some of which have already been submi-
ted .to the Secretaries. These reports re
view the business qI the past year,; and
make pertinent suggestiona ' as to the
needs of the service including nece sary
appropriations of funds. - . "
.The report of the Commissioner of the
General Land : Office is of special interest
on account of the wide spread and far
reaching frauds that have been uncovered
in the acquisition ef the public lands by
soulless syndicates aad reckless - ad veil
turers. -It is shown that within, the. past
two and a half years .more than thirty
one million acres of land have been ;, re- ENXJJSH Cheviots, . Corkscrews,
ciaimea py tne uovernment; that about
nveinousana iana entries were . secured
by means of perjury1, "and that many otfi--
er :, aisreputaDie ana irregular methods I orsteads cCC, SO va' H100
were -.employed by . these swindlers- to
defraud the United States,
The Secretary of the . Interior has giv-1 Onderwear, Shirts, v Collars,
en orders to begin legal proceedings j
against Jesse I Lee Hall, aeent for XiieV
Kiowa, Comanche, and Wiehita lndiaBid V Neck . wear : in every variety
in thc lndiaa Territory upoH: charges.of
malfeasance- irl-offlrie. ? Tt Is HtntArl "iLtHiA
Interior Departmennhatthe .defal(ion G? nim a cal1-.'
of Hall will probably amount to from $20,
000 to $30, OOO.'bnt aa'his bond is" fori the
latter sum, the Government will: not lose
anything : j -v '" ::
- Civil ' Service Ccmmissioner Oberly a
aggressive and progressive sentiments,
lately promulgate, (-find no . favor with
partisan spoilsmen, bat meet with the
cordial endorsement of all who would
purify the public sevice of political influ
ence and manipulation. It 1$- hoped that
the conservative views.of Mr. Oberly will
be adopted as the pronounced , policy of
the Civil Service i commission for - such a
corse would undoubtedly be a substantial
gam for the cause of reforni that would
meet popular approval ;
Mr. -Graves,- chief of
jngrying ana mnung, is having some
trouble with the Knight of : Labor, be- J. G. EULISS, .
caus he cltuma that better work can be I WILLv: R. HANKTN,
done with other - machines : than with I rni:P RPOTT
hand presses,. in the : pnnting.of Treasury j
drafts, bonds,' stamps, and silver certifi
cates; -The Knights say they" will being
the controversy to the attention of con
gress having already framed a bill em
bodying their grievance. . -
There is great and gaoeral Interest felt
at the Capital as . well as In the - country
H. H." CAETLAUD,
MERCHANT TAILOR;
UNDER CENTRAL HOTEL,
Greensboro. N, C.;-
a"! fine line SCOTCH an3
line i of
Cuffs
PRODUCE . MARKET.
. ; BUYING PRICES.
Appus green, .per bu.
bAcon hog round . . ; ..
eef . " " ' ." - . .
Butter .
Re swax " " " ." "
Chickens old
" sprins:
Corn - - -
Corn Meal - -
Driel Fruit
Blackberries '
Cherries' '
Apples.
Peaches un pared ';
" " pared
Eggs- - - " ......
Feathers ,
Flaxseed - , ' - -
Flour Family
-" 'K Superfine ". .
Onions
Oats , . -
Poxk -
Peas . . - -
Potatoes Irish-.
" - Sweet ......
R Cotton '
Tallow
Wool washed -..... .
- Unwashed
Wheat -
- 25
10 a 11
a8
15 a 20
- 18
Ha 18
10 a 12
65
65
6
10
3a6
3a4
- 10 a 12
8
THE ROYAL ST J0HIT
40
400
375
- 40
- 6a7
60
25
..... ' 80
..... H
30
' " - 20
;retail PRICE OF GROCERIES.
f
J05ES3QS0
D0T3-
MrrJ. K-.Perry of Forkade was 1b town
last week. ' . .'
ij r. - Winter V Harringtotf near. Concord
has picked over 2CK01bsof seed Cotton
front'one acre and expects to tret' 000 lbs
good, farming. -,v r-
Paterick, emigration agent,
was here lat week. . ;
Messrs. iL' HTWorthyv S. H: Buchanan
and A? IL Bobbitt liare gone to theAtlan
ia .ai putttttu.n:- " 'i - - -- ., - - .
-r Several .farmers- in -this section had to
knock thfrboarda.off their ribs. to get the
corn in.; ..-r.
f? Msstxjf the Cotton crop, has been gath
sered w ails sectionv ; - . . ;
t 5?' M H; E. 'PoBTEB.
f r "Worth Your Attention. ;
1 Tfjut this-outiridimailt tdEriiriES & Co,
Augusta! Maine, who will send you free
soja'ething new,that,fus? coins" money for
all workers. As wonderful as the electric
light, as! genuine as puregold, it will prove
of lifelong value and importance . to you
Both seies, all ages. Allen & Co., - bear
expensed starting you in . business. It
will bring you in more cash, right' way
than anything else in the world..; Any one
ah v where can do the work and live at
home also. Better write at once ; then
knowing all, should .you conclude that
you. don't care to engage, why no harm is
done.- -
Devosest's MontBXT is ' one of the
.very best .magazines published, and the
Noy ember number which ts now : on our
table, is" exceptionally fine. v We : advise
our lad V readers especially to examini
it before subscribug for another.
. -Published by W. Jet ntngs Demore'st
15 East 14th Street, N. Y.
Mr. W. T. Walker, of the "North
Carolina Prohibitionist,' gave an address
on prohibition at the Ceurt house Tuesday
night which was fairly attended and high
v sDoken of bv those in - attendence. W,
Sentinel.
Mrs". C. C. Gorrell has a full line of la
dies and childrens hats, gloves, llutchin
&c. &c, and the ladies will find it to their
interest to see her stock before purchasing
elsewhere. New goods will be : received
at large, in" the trial of the Vifffinia State I obtained. and . all: javtA r-A iiiSt't m
os-si- L :. ' '- " I Uhded ttt for MODEimTE Ff.K& Our office s
uiutiais ir wumauK. uow penumg on a otIKlsiIe lhe n 8--Patent Offico rlanrl wcU -
writ of habeas corpus, before the Unh JJten" lew
oiaiea pupreu.e vourt, as me issue joiaea
involves the Settlement of a constitution
al question of law between the State and
Federal .Governments .
f Another interesting case that ..may be
presented before the Court this week - is
the appeal of the' Chicago N Anarchists.
The Preller murder caw of: SC. Louis,
which has attained national notoriety is.
also before that tribunal. ! . . . .'.
".The movement tohave the next Nation
al Democratic Convention meet in Wash
ington has materialized into a call for a
public meeting to- , consider the project.
As a means to the desired end it - is -the
purpose of the j- Washingtonians to " giv
the Deihocratic Committee a grand enter
WHEN YOU WAN? TO BUY
HATS AND FURNISHING
; goods, ; .
33on't Fail to Gall on ns. -
fiKSPECTFULLT,"'- '" tV'-' . "
F. FISHBIilf E,
LEADING CLOTH IEK, '
- , ; GreenslxorQ.N. C.
C.:M..VANSTOJitUNAaER.
the Bureau of! SAIiESXEJi:
- TOBACCO MARKET.
Common darV lugs, $ 1, 00 a 3,50
" " filer-, a,U0a4,0u
Dark rich fi lers : 5,00 a 7,50
Bright M 10,00 15,00
Common dark smokers , - 5,00 a 6,00
Bright sm' kers : , J : . 13,00 a 17,00
M dium cutters . , 17,00 a 22,00
Fancy. " - 25,00 a30,00
Medium wrappers 2U,UU 545,00
Fancy V . 40,00 a 60,00
Our market Is now very active for aTi
gr-de-r of tobacc . :-. i.r. ' .
Bacon Side , . - 10
H-inis - - - - - .15
- Shoulders - - 10
Cheese - 20
Coffee Rio - 22 a 25
; - Laguyra 2
- Java 25a35
Kerosene Qil . 20
Lard - , 10
Leather Sole ' . 20 n 20
.VI lasses - - 25a55
Llice . 8al0
Syrup " 80 a 60
Soda " " . - 8al0
Salt Common v 70
. Fine . - ' - 85
Sugar Yellow - - 7a5
- White - 9a 18
Crushed. . 10
PHOTO of itirention. We adviM? a to tcnt ;
ability frocofrlinrge andio nmtt QrO t HAkUi..
Kor circular.- advice, temm and references h.
actual -licuui in tout own Stale. Ooujily. City !
lowp, write to rmXT'-mXVrsirTkSTrFTSl
- .1 Opponte Fateat Office, Washington, U C
THE
COFFEE HOUSE
AND -
Free Heading Room
Un.AVest Market street, unaer th
saspious of the W. U. 1. u. is open
every dy, except Sandals, and
urich Served at all boars. Person
having leisure moments can , spend
them pleasantly in : the Beadinc
tamment at this session here next winter, licom, where all- the latest leadint
in the effort to capture that organization J Papers and Periodicals will be
A Washington Judge has a decidedly found
original way of disposing of a "boycott,"
country's trouble - troublesome impor ta -1
tioh from the, Emerald Isle.. His Honor
declines it to be a common . conspiricy, :
"only" that and nothing more."
C3
J '. '?'i;. ; :
i3
td
txJ
is the only machine made that sew's the same with- the machine running
either backward or forward and without stopping or changing the direction
of the work. ' -
EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED FIVE YEARS. "
: - - Call and see the machine at
W. H. WAKEF1EL0 & CO., Greensboro N; C.
Dealers in all kinds of Hardware," Tainte. Oils. Varnishes Yh
Reliable British Mixture Guano in stock.
Mat. 188d
'Sheet ' Music
PIANOS.
A
KRANICH 4- BACH.
Behr Bros.,
OHIOKEIUNG,
DAVIS.
Speciality; .
ORGAHS.
KIMBALL,
New Enfirlandg .
MILLED.,:
WMtney,
BBIDGEP&T.
-:o:-
SHEET MUSIC;
ALL THE NEAV AND POPULAR AIHS IN STOCK
Novelties Received Weekly.
TEACHERS ARE OFFERED SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
- - . Sewing Hachinei Needles. '
There are many qualities of Needles ; the Best are Cheapest. -Singer Needles 39
c-nts per .Dozen. All others o cents each, 50 cents per drzen. I can furnish ANY
PART of any make SEWING MACHINE. Orders by mail will receive prompt at
tention. Remittance can be made in postage.
I am asking for business that will save buyers money. -
Xiet the Goods Talk.
J. L. STONE,
' RaleigliH.rC.; V
MACHINE NEEDLES OFIEVEEYSSTYLE.
Positively none genuine unless stamfed as t oIIottb :
n 1
yy
II aw w
'BTJBLUTGTIOH ITEMS
The protracted meeting announced te te
gin last Snnday at the Uuion Church is be
ing conducted this week in the new tobacco
warehouse on Main street. The change
of place was made in order to get mora
room and also for convenience. Large
congregations have attended np to the
present. ! -' . .
; We have had. a fine rain to day, which
was much needed. Our weather service
is usually about a day behind : of late in
hoisting the signals.,
Our neighbor town, Graham, has opened
a bar-room -again, unce more she Unas a
negro with a good moral character uffi
cient to entitle: him to the. privilege of
dealing out to heir citizens the soul de
stroying beverage. His character was es
tablished, I understand, by , some of the
leading Church jnembers of the - town!
Alas I for'oar'hope of prohibition, .w.hile
the church of the living God sees in a li
cense bar-room a heaven appointed insti
tution ! ; Of course they see it, or they
would not support such a thing.. How
many wounds the poor drunkard recieved
in the house of his friends. ' certainly he
has no better friends than those who pray
for his . deliAerance, and . then vote for
whiskey; to be Bit before him 't How many
there are whose sober sense is bound in
the spell that whisky sways over its vota
ries. I ; trust that deliverance will 'yet
come to) these spell-bound advocates of the
LIFT
Hakes a complete Fire Department foi
any Country Home out of a common wood
pump, at a very small cost: Worth lifty
Times its cost if you need it to put out a
fire, and extremely handy for lotsot otheT
things. ; : - - ;.'v:. ::) " .
Ready for action in Une-eightu or a
minute.
Enertretic business men who will give it
proper attention are wanted to handle this
ump in every town; in rennsyivania,
few Jersey J Maryland. Delaware, Virgin
ia and North Carolina, and will be accord
ed control of suitable territory not already
occupied;.
MAN UPACTUlt E 11.
Of all Sizes and Styles or Wood rumps.
Office: 25 N. E. CITf HALL SQUARE,
. . Opposite Broad St. Station if. li. K.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Over 9,000,000 worn during" the 'past six
yeari ,: This marvelous success Is due ;
3 :. 1st -To the superiority of Ctorallne over
all other materials, as a sUflenor for Corsets.
2nd. To - tho superior quality, shape
and workmanship of our Corsets, combined
with their low prices. - ..
Avoid cheap imitations made of various
kinds of cord. 'None are genuine unless
"DR. WARNER'S CORALINE"
Is printed on inside of steel cover. .
FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING MERCHANTS. -
warner" brothers,
3B9 Broadway, New York City.
THE COMMON SENSE
km FORCE PUMP
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v f tir li ni i
res irom lits in an oiyies.
Old Pictures Copied to any Size.
Our office is supplied with best
instruments and latest improvements.
Call and examine specimens of our
work. -
hi Work - Guaraiteeb.
Prices as Low as the - Lowest
West Market Street, 2d door from
Court House, Ureensooro, N. C.
r PRLNpE & WHITE Photographers,
mm classes ?s?iz
prepared to furnish all classes with em
ployment at home, the whole of the time,
or for their spare moments. Business new
lieht and profitable. Parsons of ei'her
sex easily earn from 50 cents to $5.00 perl
evemntr, and a proportional sum Dy cievoi
ing all their time to the, business. Boys
and girls can earn nearly as much as men.
That all who see this may send their ad
dress, and test the business, we make this
offer. To such as are &ot atisfied we will
send one d- llar to pay for the trouble of
writing. J? uil particulars ana outnt iree.
Addres George STiusONifc Go;, Port-
and-Maine. . .
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
This Farm is situatd in Guilford Coun
L'tv. N. C. on Reedv Fork, on the line
of the R. & D. R. R , and contains some
thine over 700 acres. It has on it a good
Granite quarry. - The soil is adapted to. the
growth of Tobacco. Gram of all kinds
Cotton and Grass. It has a larere frame
dwelliner of nine rooms, smoke-house
double kitchen, ice house, store house
barnes. "stables, cribs, tenant houses &c,
There is on the place, besides several old
orchards, a vounsr orchard of some 150
trees of select fruit, just begining to bear.
The dwelliner is 1 miles from - .Brown i
summit a station on the R. & D. R. R
12 miles from the citv of G reensboro. 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 thip
Made in Congress, Button A Lace. : Best Calfskin'.' '
This is.the original $3 Shoe, and .the only one which -'
I endures the test' of time and constantly grows in public favor. It la made ' '"
to please the wearer by its durability and comfort. It is not . m ;
. made to catch his eye by false appearance of excellence when
held in the hand. Consequently our sales aro now 'and have
-been from the first, larger than those of any other mann.
factarersof shoes of this price. A postal card sent to
i will bring you information how to get thie Shoe hv -
any State or Territory. -:
JAMES & CO., .
41 Lincoln St., Boston, Masm. .
"A FULL LINE ,OE THE
JAMES MEANS SHOE
For Sale By
FARRI0R & CRABTBEE,
Wholesale fc lielail DEALERS In
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Greensboro N. G. ' . ;
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JAS. S. EDVELL,
Boot and Shoe' Maker'!
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HAS opened a shop "in the old'
Post Office building tJouth :-Elin
streets, where he is prepared to do all
kinds of "work in his line. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Besides he keeps constantly
on hand for sale second Laid boots and
shoes, and will take old' boots and shoes
in exchange for work. -
If you have boots or shoes to make,
mend, buy or sell,do'not fail to give him
a call- - .
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Skeksbcko, N7:C.
"VTTTcan live at home and make more
X J U money at work for us than' at
anything else in this world Capital . not
needed ; you are started free. Both sexes;
all ag-s. Any one can do the work. Large
earnings sure from firs' start. Costly out
fit and terms free. Better not delay.'
Costs you nr thing to sehd:us your address
and find out; if you are)wise you.will - do
so at once. H. Hallett'& Co., Portiann,
Maine.'. "...
Will be 'enrolled.
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liquor traffic and use. -
paper.