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.THURSDAY, SEPT. 30, 1897.
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Whatever may be the shortcomings
of the "American Protective Tariff
League," it can never be urged against
it that it is short on that peculiarly
American virtue denominated cheek.
We are just in receipt of "Circular
No. 112" it would seem to be a con
tinued story which goes on to set
forth the many virtues of a new edition
de luxe of the Dingley tariff law and
winds up by saying "This book should
be of great service in answering all
questions which may be submitted to
you." Truly we should like to have
a pocket edition. Among the many
properties and uses of that measure
we had not learned that it was an
up-to-date encyclopedia and oracle all
in one. The poet was manifestly cor
rect when he said of it :
"Perhaps its sections may contain
Some interesting notes,
On safe routes to the pole and how
The Keely motor motes."
If our readers are struck with evi
dences of budding omniscience in our
columns, they will please attribute it
to the proper source. We shall
be able to tell all comers
Now how "section 22" got into the
bill and we shall get its own version
of how it will wipe out that abysmal
deficit. We shall be able to tell with
equal facility who will be first mayor
of Greater New York, what became of
Luetgert's spouse and whether it was
"The Lady or the Tiger."
But the pure pellucid gall of the
League wells up in all its rich lim
pidity in the postscript to "circular
No. 12" where we are assured that the
League will be under "additional ob
ligations" if we will do a few dollars
worth of free advertising of this mar
velous book which we are assured sells,
in the language of the circus man, for
"only twentee-fieve cents." If by ac
cident any of our readers should not
know everything they will appreciate
this "last chance" to remove the blem
ish. In view of President McKinley's
declaration- that congress will ratify
the annexation treaty Ex-queen Lil-
lioukalani may be pardoned for har
boring a few choice regrets for the
good days of Grover Cleveland.
The reports of insurgent attrocities
in Cuba indicate that General Weyler
has been driven to the final desperate
expedient of subsidizing the imagina
tion of some American newspaper re
porter. The Sultan has grown languid un
der the amusements of treating with the
powers and bowstringing an occasional
vizier and has returned to his first
love, massacreing Christians in Ar
menia. Mr. McKtnley must be possessed
of a very vindictive soul if he cannot
forgive Thomas Bracket Reed that
small sized presidential boom that he
carried to St. Louis with him last
year.
So FAR. the mayoralty nominations
thrown upon the waters in New York
have a good, stout string tied to them.
Senator Butler announces in'his
paper today that "the few black sheep
will be driven into outer darkness."
This may be presumed to settle beyond
all cavil the color of Otho's fleece.
The report that a London company
will puVa trolley system ins Dublin
is a new evidence of England's ine
radicable hatred of the Irish.
. General Weyler will be known in
history as the astute commander who
added the type-writer to the munitions
of war. L
GENERAL HEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Sixty-eight fourth-class postmasters
were appointed yesterday. ! . j .
The new Diamond Shoal lightship is
expected to be in position by Thurs
day. Morris Grovin, of Brooklyn, died
after living six weeks with a broken
neck.
New York glucose dealers have be
gun a fight against the recently organ
ized trust in that community.
The post office at Buchanan, Bote
tourt county, Va., was broken into and
robbed of $100 worth of stamps.
A convention of mayors and city
councilmen assembled yesterday at
Columbus, Ohio, about 160 delegates
being present. '
A party of Georgia colored people,
who went to Liberia, have reached
Liverpool on the way back in a desti
tute condition.
Henry George declines to state
whether he will accept or not the nom
ination of the silver men for mayor of
Greater New York.
The monetary commissionmay not be
able to submit its recommendations as
to the revision of the currency system
before the middle of December.
The administration has approached
Spain in a friendly spirit in regard to
terminating the war in Cuba, and the
President's policy is one of peace.
The Massachusetts democratic state
convention met at Worcester, nomina
ted Geo. F. Williams for governor
and indorsed the Chicago platform.
Deupuy de Lome,the Spanish minis
ister, returned; unexpectedly to Wash
ington, and his visit is believed to
have bearing on developments at Mad
rid. It is announced in Paris that M.
Jules Cambon, governor-general of
Algeria, will succeed M. Jules Pateno
tre as French ambassador to Wash
ington. Dr. B. L. Keise, who experimented
in boiling human bodies in caustic
potash, testified for the defense at the
Luetgert murder trial, at Chicago,
yesterday.
The interstate commerce commission
rules that the long and short haul
clause of the interstate commerce law
applies only when the traffic is over
the same line and in the same direc
tion. James Roche, M. P. for East Kerry
who is in British Columbia, says he
has assurance from Mr. Chamberlain
and Mr. Balfour that an international
bimetallic conference will be called at
Brussels in May.
President Faure, of France, sent a
message to Emperor William of Ger
many expressing sympathy with the
German government in the sinking of
a torpedo-boat and the drowning of
the young Duke of Mecklenburg
Schwerin and eight of the crew. The
German government returned a mes
sage of thanks.
A dispatch from Warsaw says it has
been discovered that the principal
street of Warsaw was tunneled short
ly before the recent visit of the Czar
to that city. The conspirators, whose
design was evidently to cause an ex
plosion as the Czar passed over the
tunnel, became apprehensive of a col
lapse of the roadway. They called in
some Polish masons to build supports
and the masons informed the police.
One hundred and thirty arrests fol
lowed, including four disguised Ger
man officers, who had been active in
the tunneling.
Cuban Insurgents Lose Heavily.
Havana, Sept. 28. It is semi-offi-cially
announced that in an engage
ment between the Spanish troops and
the insurgents at the Tranquilidad
plantation, in the district of Manza
nillo, province of Santiago de Cuba,
the latter lost 32 men killed and had
43 wounded.
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particulars effective in the cure of
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malaria and liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deleterious substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do. not weaken
by their action, but by giving tone to
stomach and bowels greatly invigor
ate the system. Regular size 25c per
box. Sold by C. E. Holton, druggist.
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ANTED TABLE BOADERS AT
430 West Market. s7-n
LADIES, PREPARE for doing your
Fall Sewing rapidly and with ease
by buying a Standard Rotary. You
get one-third more speed than on any
other machine.
tf. Winqate Bros.
ENGRAVED VISITING CARDS
and wedding invitations at low
prices. Samples an be seen by call
ing. Jos. J. Stone,
Job Printer.
Odd Fellows Building.
DR. W. J. RICHARD SON , OFFICE
Katz Building. Residence 615 W.
Gaston street. 'Phone 22. slO-tf
E M. CALDCLEUGH& BRO., THE
Old Reliable Dealers in china,
crockery, glassware. and fine lamps.
219 South Elm street.
APPLICATIONS for position as
teacher in the Colored Graded
Schools of the city will be received by
the Board of Education until Oct 2.
s29-3t W. E. Stone, Pres. Bd. Ed.
FOR RENT. MY LARGE BRICK
Tobacco Factory, south of the
depot, 50 by 170 feet, three stories and
basement, now occupied by H. C. Ber
ger and Co. Possession given the first
of October. Apply to
W. A. Fields
sll-lm or W. R. Land.
WANTED AT ONCE JOB PRESS
feeder. Must be able to make
ready. Jos. J. Stone.
Greensboro, N. C.
BRING US YOUR WATCHES,
Clocks, Jewelry and small ma
chinery that needs repairing. We do
it promptly. Prices right. Tom Rice
Jewelry Co.
LOSTOR BORROWED LEATHER
hand bag tag with name of "J. B.
Fariss." Please return to owner, at
Richardson & Fariss' drug store. s22tf
FOR RENT. Modern cottage, six
rooms; bath, hot and cold water;
$15 per month. Apply at this office, tf
CJEWING MACHINE ATTACH
ments, needles, oils and parts for
all machines at
tf. Winqate Bros.
T7RESH BEEF You will find the
cheapest and best beef in town at
mi Asneooro street.
s28.tf R. A. McCracken.
WANTED. ALIMITED NUMBER
of pupils in Stenography and
Typewriting. I have recently gradu
ated from the New York Pernin School
of Shorthand. I also hold a "Teach
ers' Certificate" from the author of
the system and am prepared to take a
few pupils- at reasonable rates.
guarantee success. For particulars,
etc., address MISS M. B. MURPHY,
700 W. Market St., Greensboro, N. C.
Sept. lo-lm.
B
UY THE STANDARD ROTARY,
the rapid, silent sewing machine.
tf. Wingate Bros.
IT7"HEN YOUR WATCH GOES
wrong, come to us, we will make
it right. Tom Rice Jewelry Co.
rpELLER' S 'HAND MADE CIGARS
at Howard Gardner's, corner op
posite postoffice.
A GENUINE CLEAR VUETTA,
Long Havana filler, hand-made
cigar for o cents, El Principe Real.
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"DEARCE'S IS HEADQUARTERS
for Tobacco, 366 South Elm. slO-tf
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NICKEL CIGAR WITH A 10CT.
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XT CIGAR STAND IS COMPLETE
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TDLENTY OF FRESH BUTTER,
eggs and chickens at S. E. Hud
son's, phone 40, 513 S. Elm. sl4-tf
flHUB TOBACCO For sale by How-
ard Gardner, druggist, corner op
posite postoffice.
Administrator's Notice and Sale.
Having qualified as administrator of T C
Lamb, deceased, late of Guilford county. n!c "
before Ed. L. Ragan, clerk of the superior
court of said county, I hereby notify all rivi
payment; and all persons havkgciatosaaS
Restate to present the same toldulv
tHfate,loOQ or before the 10th da? of
.JS&kkalso to give notice that at the late
eiLc,e ,of 8aW deceased in said comity I
TLdav 'the V bidde?,yoi
xnursaay, the 30th day of September 1897 th
personal property of Said estateTconstetitairf
two mules, one horse, ten head of horaf lSf of
W,eat- i?,' ?' oats 'arming and sndth toote and
wJ8- l?o numerous to mention?
This 7th day of September, 1897. "
Bradshaw, Att'y. J S. SWAIM, Adm'r. .
kntm
of Rm
Not brought about by swords arid muskets,
but by Brains, in the interest of the. Comfort
and Welfare of mankind. The
Wilson and King
Sheet
have done more to revolutionize the heating
of our homes than any other one agency which
has been brought before the public for years.
Uniform temperature at
Odell Hardware Company.
See that new display of Cutlery
Get Ready!
Better prepare
gets here. We
superior
COAL
and we guarantee our weights. Give us
a chance and we will convince you of the
truthfulness of this assertion. We have a
good supply of
Red and White Ash Anthracite Goal
reensboro Ice
Phone 58.
11 R. Forbis &
Finest Line of Chamber Suits
in the city. Lowest Prices.
We will not be undersold.
Don't forget 118 and 120 East
Market Street, Greensboro.
Undertaking in City or Country.
Visit our up-stairs department and we will
show you a good line of Carpets, Mattings,
Lineoleum, Art Squares, Chenile, Tapes
try and Lace Curtains, Window Shades,
Curtain Poles and Hassocks.
Ill l? C A PPPTQ Were bought before the
v r"
tomers the benefit
We measure vour room
viF6to uius saving you tne
THE CQX-FERREE DRY
API?
Brooks Mariufacfurin
COR. LEE AND ASHE STREETS.
naea.
ron Heaters
Least Cost.
Inside.
for cold weather before it
have a good supply of
and
Go.,
rise, and we give our cus"
of the low prices.
and maUt nnH lav vrmr
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trOUDie,
GOODS COMPANY.
Flooring, Ceiling, Siding
and all kinds Rough and
Dressed Lumber and
Shingles.'
Goal m
RAILWAY GUIDE.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO.
KAIK IiWJS HORTH BOUWD.
No. 86, Fast Mall, leaves . . . .". 12 10 p m
No. 88, Vestibule, leaves .10 44 p m
No. 12, passenger, leaves. 9 45 p m
No. 10, local 8 50 a m
; SOUTHBOUND. '
No. 35, Fast Mail, leaves. ............. '.. .4 37 p m
No. 87, Vestibule, leaves. .7 06 a m
No. 11, passenger.,.. 7 30 a m
No. 9, local.. ....... .,.... ..6 25 pm
Vestibule Trains 87 and 88 stop only at
Greensboro, Salisbury and Charlotte in this
State.
NORTH CABOIiXNA DIVISION FOR RALKIGH.
No. 36, passenger, leaves...... ...... ...12 10 p m
No. 16, passenger, leaves. . 8 60 am
No. 12, passenger, leaves... 180 am
: , FROM RALEIGH.
No. 15, passenger, arrives...?. 6 25 p m
No. 35, passenger,, arrives , 11 65 a m
No. 11, passenger, arrives.. .., 6 55 am
M. W. N. C. DIVISION."
No. 7, passenger, leaves Greensboro at 12 20
n. m.: arrives at Winston-Salem at 130 d. m.
; (daily except Sunday,)
no. o, leaves ureensooro taauyj bou a. m.,
arrive Winston-Salem 9 50 a. m., connecting
with train No. 7 at Winston-Salem for ail
points on Wilkesboro branch, arrive at Wilkes-
Doroiiap. m., itrainjNo. i runs aauy except
Sunday.)
No. 9 leaves Greensboro 7 50 p. m., arrive at
Winston-Salem at 8 50 p. m.
No. 10 leaves Wilkesboro (daily except Sun
day) 2 15 p. m., arrive at Winston-Salem 5 25 p.
m., arrive at Greensboro 6 20 p. m.
No. 8 leaves Winston-Salem 10 30 a. m.,
(daily) arrive at Greensboro 11 45 a. m.
' No. 6 leaves! Winston-Salem 6 20 a. m., arrive
at Greensboro; 7 20 a. m.
In effect November 15th, 1896.
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CAPE FEAR & YADKIN VALLEY RY.
Arrives from Wilmington 7 45 p m
ieaves zor wumington vw
Arrives from Mt. Airy,... 8 40
Leaves for Mt. Airy...,. 7 45
Arrives from Ramseur. 10 20
Leaves for Ramseur 6 45
Arrives from Madison- 4 30
Leaves for Madison. 10 55
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POSTOFFICE GUIDE.
OFFICE HOURS.
General Delivery open from, 3 00 a. m. to 6 30
p. m.
Money Order Department open from 8 00 a.
m., to 6 30 p. m.
Sunday hours open only once, from 8 00 to
9 00 a m.
FREE DELIVERY.
Collection and delivery 6 15 am
Delivery - 8 30 a m
Collection and delivery ..12 30pm
Collection and delivery . .4 00 p m
No collections or delivery made on Sunday ;
but from 8 00 to 9 00 a. m., will deliver at th
Postomce.
The Street Letter Boxes will be visited reg
ularly by this schedule. The public are re
spectfully requested to make use of the boxes,
as mail deposited In them will be forwarded as
promptly as if placed in the Postomce. Note
schedule on each box,
TOU CAN BUT STAMPS A1
South Greensboro Pharmacy Asheboro St.
O. Pearce.. ., .S. Elm Street, near Depot.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
JR. O. U. A. M.
Greensboro Council, No. 13.
Meets every Thursday night (K. of P.
building ) at 8:00 o'clock. W. L. Cran
ford, Counsellor; W.T. Williams, Rec.
Sec.; J. T. Thacker, Fin. Sec., L. C.
Howlett, Treasurer.
I. O. O. F.
Bdena Vista Lodge, No. 21. Meets
every Tuesday night at 8:00 o'clock.
T. L. McLean, N. G.; J. T. Hunt,
V. G.; W. L. Frazier, Rec, Sec.; L. C.
Howlett, Fin. Sec.; If. H. Cartland,
Treas.
Paisley Encampment, No. 10.
.Meets first and third Friday nights in
each month. T. L. McLean, C. P.; J . T.
Rankin, Scribe; L. C. Howlett, Finan
cial Scribe.
K. OF P.
Greensboro Lodge, No. 80. Meets
every Monday night at 7:30. John
Thomas, C. C; A. H. Stack, K. of R. S.
Guilford Lodge, No. 69. Meets
every Friday night at 7:30. R. W.
Finlator, C. C.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Greensboro Lodge, No. 76., A. F.
and A. M. Me&s every second and
fourth Thursday nights at 7:30 o'clock.
Orlo Epps, W. M.; W. T. Gayle, Sec
retary. i Chorazin Chapter, No. 13. , R. A.
M. Meets every third Thursday night
at 7:30 o'clock. Jas. D. Glenn, H. P.;
F. A. Peirce, Sec'y.
IVANHOE COMMANDERY, NO. 8,
Knights Templar. Meets every first
Thursdaynififht at 7:30 o'clock. A. H.
Alderman, E. C; G. W. Whitsett,
Recorder.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief, Jos. J. Stone: first assistant.
W. R. Pleasants; second assistant, E. E.
Bain; secretary, E. L. Clarke: treas
urer, F. C. Boyles.
steam tre engine Co., No. 1.
W. J. Blair ,v president: Harry Lewis.
secretary.
i HOOK AND -LADDER CO., NO. 1. O.
D. Boycott, foreman; Ernest Howard,
secretary.
: Eagle Hose Co., No. 7. H. J.
El am, president; E. L. Clarke, secre
tary. '
SOUTHSIDE HOSE CO., NO, 4. J; H.
Phipps, president; G. C. Smith, secre
tary.
.WESTEND HOSE CO., NO. 6. Orlo
Epps, president; R. H. Hollo well, sec
retary. Excelsior Hose Co., No. 2 (col. )
W. J. Jones, president; J. H. Edwell,
secretary.
Location of Fire Boxes.
JOS. J. STONE, SUPT.
Intersection of North Greene and Belle
Meade Ave., near Farmers' Warehouse
Corner West Market and Eugene Streets,
near CoL Winstead's.'
Corner West Market and Cedar Streets,
near C. F. $ Y. V. Railroad.
Corner Lindsay and Church Streets, near
the Graded School.
Corner East Market and North Forbis
Streets, near electric light station.
Corner East Market and Clinton Streets,
beyond railroad.
Corner South Elm and East Washington
Streets, near MoAdoo House. '
East Washington Street, just east of rail
road, near Mrs. Owen's.
Intersection of Asheboro, Fayettevflle
and Gorrell Streets, Keogh's corner.
South ram and Buchanan Streets, Clegg's
corner.
West Washington and Spring Streets,
near A. T. Robinson's.
Walker Avenue and Mendenhajl Street,
Jeffries' corner.
Corner West Lee and Ashe Streets, near
Glasscock's foundry.
Corner Arlington and East Lee Streets,
near St. Andrew's Church.
Corner Pearson and East Lee Streets.
Comer Asheboro and Ef ft Bragg Streets,
near Graded School.
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