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VOL. III. NO. 123
GREENSBORO, N. C; THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1898,
Price Two Cents
ADVERTISERS SAY THE TELEGRAM IS A WINNEB. IT PRINTS THE NEWS AND THE PEOPLE READ IT. ARE YOU IN IT?
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fcleflprcunni.
Friday
and
We will sell Men's $4,
$4.50 and $5 Patent and
Enamel Leather Shoes at the
low price of $3 50 to any one
who will call and mention the
tact that we hive so adver
tised in The Telegram.
This price will only hold
iood tor two days.
J. M. Hendrix & Co.,
221 South Elm Street
Santa Glaus,
The patron Saint who gladdens the
hearts of the old and young; more
especially if their gilts are selected
from our unusually bright and attrac
tive line of
Holiday Novelties.
We present our stock of goods to
the attention of the public, with the
assurance that is not surpassed in
extent, character or price. Mail
orders will receive prompt attention.
See our window displays.
W. B farrar's Son.
THE JEWELER.
Inspector of S. R. R. Watches.
Established 1868
Ladies, see our Fancy g
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Collar and Cuff Boxes
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and other novelties, if you are
thinking of making a gentleman
5 a Christmas gift.
Howard Gardner,
N Druggist.
J Xunnally's Candy, Fresh.
Money Wanted
FOR
First Class City Loans.
We have a number of good appli
cations to borrow money.
The following amounts can be loaned
at on:;e: iloO, $1,500, two amounts of
;1 Ah.Kj each. $325.
Li-t your money with us. Other
amounts ear. be loaned on short
notice.
WHARTON & McALISTER.
AGFNTS.
See Us
before b'j; ing your
wili save vou monev
gro
and
eries. We
."'lrnish no-
ihincr lint tfict rrrtra
Kxtra Full Cream Cheese, 15c lb.
Extra Country Butter, 20c lb.
Home made Sauer Kraut, 15c gal.
VUNCANON & CO.,
Reliable Grocers.
S'.uth Elm Stre Phone No.
Holiday Presents
"What shall I select?" is puzzling
e brrain of the average citizen.
Drop in and take a look through
't- stock and we will take pleasure in
-isting you to solve the question.
Holton's Drug Store,
McAdco House Building
Allcgretti Cream Chocolates.
Ives me pleasure to say that Mr. Tilling
- t t aned and put in order my Knabe upright
an und gave me entire satisfaction.
MRS. JAS. C, GENTRY.
..won St., Greensboro, N. C.
Saturday
ARE YOU EASILY SUITED?
Or Do You Find it Difficult to Select
What You Want?
It matters not ia which case you find
yourself. There is a remedy at hand.
If you are hungry and just want some
thing substantial and "lasting" it is
there bacon and beans, hog and hom
ony. If you want an elaborate meal
with all the fancy and modern fixin's
and trimmin's, you can find it all
there.
Where?
At Hudson's-on-the-hill.
In getting up things for the festive
occasion iust ahead of as it will pay
you to call at Hudson's. In addition
to all kinds of fowl, he has all the in
gredients to make the finest dressin'
and stuffin'. He has fresh fruits and
vegetables of many kinds. His stock
in all lines is complete and his display
inviting.
The Waterhouse Cravats.
The following is clipped from the
December number of the Men's Out
fitter published in New York City:
The Waterhouse cravats deserve the
great favor accorded -them bv the
shrewd outfitters in all the trade cen
ters of the country.
The art and skill which make the se
lections and creations of this house
popular with good dressers every
where are the result of natural endow
ment and years of study and experi
ence. It is safe to buy of such a house. It
is always a delight to look through the
silk offerings at 678.
lhey are sure to include a great ar
ray of surprises, novel and beautiful
conceits in the weaver's art such
things as make one say instinctively,
I hat will sell, sure .
This line of famous neckwear is
handled exclusively by Matthews,
Chisholm, Stroud & Rankin.
The Rush On The Railroad.
About the hardest worked men to be
found now are the railroad employees.
Lvery train man from engineer and
conductor to flagman and" newsbutch"
are kept in a rush. But those who
suffer most from the holiday rush of
business are the express messengers
and baggage-masters. Santa Claus
business has outgrown the sleigh and
he is now compelled to use the express
train to send his presents over the
countrv.
Every train is packed with passen
gers and of course -almost every pas
senger has some piece of baggage.
Little less than three hundred people
boarded the early trains here this
morning and every available trues
was loaded to its full capacity with
baggage and express. All the trains
were delayed on account of too much
business. The vestibule was run in
two sections and the southbound local
due at 7:37 came in shortly after nine
o'clock.
To The Federal Prison.
United States Marshal Frank Sim
mons and a deputy, or Mobile, Ala.,
passed through here at noon today en-
route to Raleigh with three men sen
tenced to terms in the Federal prison
for mail robbery. The prisoners were
J. B. Buliard, LaFayette Salter and
George H. Bidwell. The last named
was postmaster at a small town in
southern Alabama and misappropria
ted the government's money. He goes
up for 3 years. Buliard gets 4 years
for tampering with the mail. LaFay
ette Salter was convicted of murder
ing and robbing a mail carrier and
was sentenced to imprisonment for life.
He is a man of middle age and has a
desperate look. Bidwell and Buliard
are each about 25 years old.
Fell From The Scaffold.
A young carpenter named Jet hap
pened to a very painful accident yes
terday afternoon. He is employed on
the new depot and was standing on a
scaffold under the shed, when he lost
his balance and fell to the ground.
Dur'ng the descent his face struck a
box car standing on the siding and
his lip and jaw were cut through. Dr.
Beall dressed the wound and the
yonng man was able to return to work
this morning.
Christmas Oift ?
There now ! The Telegram has
caught you. It is a littla early, to be
sure, but, you see, it pays to be soon,
nowadays. If we hadn't said it today
the chances are that you would have
said it tomorrow and the jig would
have been up. We are not particular
about the gift; bnt if its very heavy
you might pay the express, freight or
drayage, and we will be entirely satis
fied. Be Careful, Boys.
The mayor of Greensboro calls our
attention to an ordinance prohibiting
the explosion of fireworks, pop-crackers,
etc, on the streets of the city. In
the hilarious joy of the festive season,
bovs, don't forget this and be careful
where you throw your bombs you
can t always teir when a policeman is
looking.
Letter to Santa Claus.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring us
a large doll each; doll carriage and
doll furiture and many nice things.
Your little faiends,
Violaand Lulu Medearis.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that applica
tion will be made to the next general
assembly of North Carolina to amend
the charter of the city of Greensboro,
iNorth Carolina.
John S. Micheaux,
10d4t-law City Clerk.
Want a pair of slippers to give your
husband, lather or brother Christmasr
Thacker & Brockmann can show you
a great variety to select from in plain
and fancy styles, at 75c, $1.00, $1.25
and $1.50 a pair.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chil
blains, corns, and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles or no pay
required . It is guaranteed to give per
fect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale bj
u. js. uoiton.
TION A SURPRISE.
Members of House and Senate
Not Looking For It.
NEW SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR
The Appointment of Mr. Hitchcock
Is Well Received by Most of the
Western Congressmen.
Special to The Telegram.
Washington, Dec. 22 The nomina
tion of Ambassador Ethan A Hitch
cock, as secretary of the Interior, to
succeed Secretary Bliss, was a sur
prise to most of the members of con
gress. The President had informed
the members of thecabineton Tuesday
of the selection of Mr. Hitchcock, but
none of the congressional callers at
the white house were Informed of the
President's intentions until the nomi
nation went to the senate. It was un
derstood up to Wednesday morning
that the resignation of Secretary Bliss
would be held back until after .the
Christmas holidays, and that the nom
ination of a new secretary would not
be sent in to the senate before January
4th. During the morning yesterday
several delegations of western men
called at the white house, and were
granted an audience by the President.
They were there to urge the selection
of a western man, and various names
were suggested to the chief executive,
among them being that of Hon. Bing
ham Hermann, commissioner of the
general land office, who it was under
stood by nearly all of the western con
gressman would be the choice of the
president. The name of Mr. Ryan,
assistant secretary of the Interior was
also suggested as an available nomi
nation. The appointment of Ambassador
Hitchcock, is well received by most of
the western congressmen, and being
from Missouri, his nomination will be
satisfactory to tne southern republi
cans, who had hoped a man from that
section might be selected. Among the
members from the Pacific coast there
was some fe;ling because a man from
the slope was not selected.. They ar
gued that when the cabinet was first
formed the Pacific coast was given
representation in the cabinet, which
was held until the resignation of Jus
tice McKenna. Now that an opportu
nity presented itself, they think that
the President should have restored the
representation to their section of the
country.
In executive session the senate con
firmed the nomination promptly. A
member of the senate from North Car
olina stated that there was no opposi
tion to the confirmation, and that th
vote was unanimous in favor of Am
bassador Hitchcock.
After the adjournment of the house
of representatives for the Christmas
holidays yesterday afternoon, most of
the members of the North Carolina
delegation left the city as soon as pos
sible for their homes in the state,
where they will spend the recess of
congress.
The attendance in both the senate
and the house yesterday was smaller
than on Tuesday, and at no time was
a voting quorum present in either
branch. Speaker Reed and Vice-president
Hobart will spend a portion of
the Christmas season at the national
capital.
But very little has been heard in
North and South Carolina circles dur
ing thi past week as to an investiga
tion into the election troubles, and
some of the democratic members from
the two states say they would not be
surprised if it has been abandoned.
Senators Pritchard and Butler were in
Washington yesterday, but will leave
the city very soon for North Carolina
Neither of the senators would say any
thing definite as to whether the matter
had been dropped or not.
In the matter of the prosecutions it
is generally admitted at the depart
ment of justice, and at the capitol, that
nothing will be done further than what
has already been done in the matter.
Mr. A. M. Rankin and wife, and
Mr. E. D. Steele, of High Point, N.
C, are in Washington. The former
are stopping at the St. James, and the
latter is registered at the Metropoli
tan Hotel. Both Mr. Rankin, and
Mr. Steele are here on a business trip.
Miss Carrie Harper, of Lenoir, N.
C, is at the Metropolitan Hotel for
a few days.
Mr. Edward Reech. a well known
citizen of Asheville, N. C , accompa
nied by his wife, is registered at the
Arlington Hotel.
Funeral of firs. Rankin.
The funeral of Mrs. Polly Rankin,
who died yesterday morning, was con
ducted at 12 o'clock today at Buffalo
church. In spite of the heavy, disa
greeable rain, a large procession fol-
owed the remains, showing the re,
spect which was held for the aged
Christian woman. The remains were
laid to rest in Buffalo cemetary by the
side of her husband, who died about
six years ago.
They Are The Best.
The principals in the beautiful and
charming opera, "Martha-' to be giv
en by the Andrews Opera Company at
the Opera House Friday night, are the
very best that can be secured in Lu-
rope or America. Mis9 French hav
ing been engaged for two seasons by
Prof. Sousa as prima donna in his
Band Concert Co,
Why not give something useful and
along with the sweets and fancy goods?
Here is a list from which you can se
lect something for most any member
of the family. Ladies' kid and jersey
gloves, overgaiters, ladies' and gen
tlemen's house slippers, rugs, combs
and brushes, capes, baby saques and
hoods, gents' gloves, boys' neckties,
baby shoes, girls' 6hoes, boys' shoes,
lace and tapestry curtains, children's
overshoes, nice towels, table linens
and napkins, counterpanes, blankets,
lap robes, children's stockings, hand
kerchiefs, and many other articles that
we will take pleasure in showing you.
Thacker & Brockmann.
Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. 25o. The genuine has
L. B. Q. on each tablet.1
NOTES FROM HIGH POINT.
The Local News From Our Neighbor
Briefly Told.
Telegram Bureau. )
High Point. N. C.Dec. 22 f
Sheriff W. F. Redding, of Ashe
boro, was married last night in the
presence of friencU to Miss Ida Ham
mer at the home of her father, Rev,
W. C. Hammer in Mechanics ville, a
suburb of this place. They returned
to Asheboro this morning where they
will make their home in the future.
Not long since Officer Burns took a
negro to jail and upon leaving the ne
gro he said to the officer that you did
exactly right in bringing me here and
as I have always thought that you
was a good officer and disposed to do
your duty, I'll tell you where you can
catch a negro in some meanness. So
Mr. Burns has been watching the
"game" and last night succeeded in
catching his man and taking him to
jail today. His name in George Clin
ton. Rev. S. A. Cotton and bride, of
Conetoe, N. C, arrived last night to
spend their honeymdon here with Mrs.
G. Lindsey Davis, a cousin of Mr.
Cotton.
It is a $500 license that dealers have
to pay in Charlotte to sell fireworks
instead of $5.00 as stated in this col
umn yesterday.
If it is something really beautiful
and attractive that you wish to see in
a window, you cannot see anything
anywhere compared with that very
simple display in the window of the
undertaker, .Mr. J. W. Sechreat's of
fice. It consists of only four articles,
a lamp and three beautiful pictures.
"The boys" say that Joe Hoffman
played a trick on them a few nights
ago when he cooked their oysters and
ynt sugar in them. The boys were all
somewhat si:?k of the business when
they began to think about it. . We
expect they were. Mr. Hoffman must
be getting tired of cooking oysters for
nothing
No. 7, due at 7:12, arrived on time
last night for ther first time in a week.
Travel is very heavy. Some trains
are running two sections. The first sec
tion of No. 35 yesterday started off
before she had taken on all of the bag
gage, and it could nut be stopped,
there being no whistle cord to pull.
Whitsett Items.
Correspondence Telegram.
Whitsett, N. C, Dec. 22, 1898.
The fall torm of Whitsett Institute
closed last night. The spring term be
gins January 3, 1899, the outlook for
which is very gratifying.
The Dialectic Literary Society held
its debate December io. Mr. E. C.
Parrish, of Durham, received the
medal. On the 17th the Athenian Lit
erary Society held its debate, and Mr.
W. S. f lapp received the medal. De
cember 20 the Athenian Literary So
ciety held its declamation contest in
which Mr. J. C. Moore, of Durham,
received the medal.
The improvement medal in the Ath
enian bociety wa9 awarded to Mr. W.
K. Perett.of Haw River.
Last night closed the various exer
cises by the Dialectic Literary Society
holding its declamation contest. The
medal was awarded to Mr. W. A.
Kime, of Kimesville, for the best de
claimcr. Most of the students will spend the
holidays with their parents in this and
other states.
Rev Stubblebine delivered his fa
mous lecture, ' Cuba's Fight for Free
dom," in the institute Friday evening,
December 16. The attendance was
good, and the amount taken in by the
doorkeeper was $19.
STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
Alpheus McAdoo, a Crossing Watch
man, Loses an Arm.
Alpheus McAdoo, colored, the
watchman at the crossing of the
Southern railvfray and Ashe street,was
run over and seriously injured by a
shifting freight train this afternoon.
The heavy rain had caused water to
stand between the tracks and McAdoo
was bendiDg over with part of his
body under the transfer depot, en
gaged in making a ditch to drain the
water off. when the train struck him.
The train was backing and the engine
was some distance away McAdoo
was knocked down, one arm falling on
the track and the wheels passed nearly
the full length of it, almost completely
lacerating it. He was taken to his
home in East Greensboro and a phy
i sician summoned.
Decorating For The Holidays.
Stall No. 1, city market, owned by
Mr. Jas. W. Forbis, will be nicely
decorated for Christmas, as we see he
is getting a large quantity of holly,
mit'etoe and cedar. He has certainly
nrovided a nice lot of meats, dressed
fowls and link sausage. A new and
large cold storage room has just been
attached in which meats can be kept
fresh for thirty -days.
This makes a very handsome add!
tion to Mr. Forbis' nice market place,
and there is nothing else like it io the
city. We notice he dips oysters out
of the buckets with a wire dipper
which is also a strainer. That means
that if vou buy oysters from him you
get solid measure.
Pantry Robbed.
Mr. G, W. St. Sing, who lives
short distance beyond the Normal
College, made some preparations for
Christmas yesterday by laying in
supply of eatables. He placed them
in his pantry and was particular to
lock the door. This morning he
awoke to find that his pantry had been
broken into and robbed ol nearly ail
its contents. The thief carried off
among other things, a bushel of pota
toes and several dozens of eggs
There is no clue.
At Forbis' Stall.
Mr. Forbis, proprietor of Stall No
1, city market, will have 25 gallons o
oysters Friday night, for Christmas
three grades, 25, 35 and 40 cents
quart. He also has several thousand
oyster buckets of paper for delivering
oysters, which he will sell at the fol
lowing Drices: Pints 90 cents Der hun
dred; quarts, $145; one-half gallon
THAT TORPEDO EXPLODED,
ould Not be Found When
Others Were Removed.
the
tWO YET UNFOUND AT MATANZAS
The Presence of the Texas and Brook
lyn, Make Spanish Soldiers
Respect Americans More.
By Cable to The Telegram.
Havana, Dec. 22 A torpedo which
could not be found when the mines
were removed from Matanzas explod
ed yesterday. Fortunately no ship
was in close proximity when the ex
plosion occurred, and no damage was
done. Two more torpedoes remain
yet unfound in the harbor.
The presence of the battleship Texas
and the cruiser Brooklyn make the
soldiers here respect Americans more
than bafore, but they are still ready
to fall on nou-combatant Cubans.
Castellanos has no control over them.
The Spaniards threaten to fire upon
any house where other than the Span-
sh flag is displayed. Trouble is fear
ed before the Spaniards leat Par
ticularly is trouble looked for on
Christmas day.
Castellanos is unable to maintain
order. Despite orders they , still re
tain their arrrs. There are over thirty
thousand with arms here. They
say they will not tolerate a Christmas
dinner at any house this year.
PROTESTS BEING FILED.
United Action Of This and British
Government.
By Wire to ThbTklbgbam.
Washington, Dec. 22 Minister Con
ger in China has been instructed to
make a protest at Pekin againet ex
cessive French jurisdiction at Shang
hai, and the state department today
received advices that this protest had
been entered and that it is similar in
nature to the one filed by the British
government. The united action -of
both governments is the first action of
the kind and has undoubtedly strength-
ned the resistance of French claims.
t is expected that Japan will take
similar action.
Cold In gbuth Africa.
By Wire to The Tsijbqbam.
Washington, Dec. 20 Consul Ma-
crum, at fretona, sends the state de
partment a report of the gold output
n the South African republic, which
says the October report shows a num
ber of mills, total stamps rapidly in
creasing, and that the output in the
Transoval this year will exceed the
American output.
Steamer Overdue.
By Wire To Thb Telegram.
New York, Dec. . 22 The steamer
City of Lowell is over twenty-four
hours overdue from New London,
Conn., a distance of one hundred and
twenty miles. She has a small passen
ger list. The owners say the heavy
fog is the cause of her delay, never
theless, there is great anxiety.
Qlass Trust.
By Wire to the Telkgbam.
Pittsburg, Dec. 22 The proposed
combination of the leading flint glass
bottle manufacturers in the United
States will probably be completed by
the promoters who are in session here.
Already twenty establishments have
joined the combination.
Tied Up In Fog.
By Wire to Ths Telegram.
New York, Dec. 22 The heaviest
og of the winter tied up traffic harder
than ever this morning. Many steam
ships are fog-bound and great precau
tion is being taken. Sound boats'
which were due this morning had not
arrived at noon.
Proceeding Slowly.
By Wire to Thk Tklbgbam.
New York. Dec. 22 The trial of
Mrs. Moore is proceeding slowly
District Attorney Mclntyre announced
today that two of his witnesses had
fled, but that their testimony was un
important.
Girls on Strike.
By Wire to Thb Tklbgkam.
New York. Dec. 22 Three hundred
girls in the Higgins carpet mills have
struck because their work was doubled
while their pay remained the same .
More Trouble In the Fog.
By Wire to Thi Tslbqbam.
Worcester. Mass., Dec. 22 -A col
iision of electric cars, due to the dense
fog this morning, fatally injured Wal
ter Holdbrook and John Kerrigin.
Engineer and Brakeman Killed.
By Wire to the Teleprwa.
Avon. Dec. 22 Wm. H. Mastwers
an engineer residing here and Patrick
O'Brien, a brakeman, were killed in a
collision today.
A New Colllseum.
By Wire to Thk Tklbgram
Chicago, Dec. 22 -A new colliseum
will be built, occupying an entire
block, with a seating capacity of eigh
teen hundred.
A New Brand.
Lindau's holiday brand of cigars
"Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year" is the latest addition to his al
ready choice line of smokers.- The
Telecram force has had the pleasure
of testing the quality of this cigar, and 1
is glad to testify to its superiority . I
Get a box twenty-five Tor one dollar, l
SAMPSON JAIL BROKE.
Archy Kinsauls, Committed for Mur
der, Was Taken Out.
The Morning Post says :
Tuesday night an armed and mask
ed mob assaulted the jail of Sampson
county, which is located at Clinton, N.
C, and, after forcing the keys from
the jailor, took into their custody,
Archey Kinsauls, who had been com
mitted to jail for murder.
The jailor was dazed and frightened
half to death and did not ascertain who
composed the mob or locate any of the
parties after their departure.
Yesterday nothing was heard from
mob or their prisoner and the suppo
sition is that the murderer was rescued
by his friends.
Governor Russell was notified of the
occurrence late yesterday afternoon by
sheriff J. M. Marshburn, of Sampson.
He sent a telegram from Clinton at 4:30
giving the governor the facts, but it
did not reach him until 6 o'clock. It is
likely that the sheriff would have noti
fied the governor earlier had he sus
pected a lynching.
The sheriff wires that he has no clue
to the mob and cannot tell whether
they were enemies or friends to Kin
sauls. It is a singular incident, one
that has not occurred in the state for
some time. Of course the Governor is
powerless to do anything. The follow
ing is the telegram received by the
Governor yesterday afternoon.
Clinton, N. C, Dec. 21.
Hon. D. L. Russell. Raleigh. N. C:
Armed mob forced keys from jailor
last night and took from jail Archey
Kinsauls who had been committed for
murder. No clue to parties, cannot
tell whether enemies or friends to Kin
sauls. J. M. Marshburn,
Sheriff Sampson County.
Spaniards Gone Home.
By Cable to Thb Tklbgram.
Madrid, Dec. 22 All the Spanish
peace commissioners have returned.
Secretary Ojeda has conferred with
remier Sagasta regarding the Philip
pines.
On account of a strike at the factory
inacKer a brocmann received a
shipment of Imen's four dollar tan
8 hoes way behind time. Of course the
manufacturer had to make a conces
sion in the price and as Thacker &
Brockmann want these shoes to move
off quickly, they have made the price
S3 .00 straight, If you want a pair of
the very best, new up-to-date winter
iw.uu tan shoes fet sw.uu, now is your
chance.
THE MARKETS.
Closing Quotations by Private Wire
to W. A. Porterfleld & Co.
W . A. Porterneld & Uo. , commission
brokers , furnish us with the following !
closing quotations of the New York
Stock exchange and the Chicago Board
ot rrade:
New York, Dec. 22, 1898
American tobacco 1401
Atch., Top. & Santa Fe 50i
B. and O
C. and 0 25i
Chic, Bur. and Quincy 122i
Chic. Gas 108
Del., LacK. and Western...,.
Delaware and Hudson 105i
Am. spirits 131
Erie
General Electric 93
Jersey Central 93i
Louisville and Nashville 631
Lake Shore
Manhattan Elevated.. 97
Miss ourl Pacific 45
Metropolitan and S. railway.... 192
Northwestern 142
Northern Pacific Pr 76$
National Lead 37
New York Central . 123
Pacific Mail 43
Reading 19
Rock Island llli
Southern Railway
Southern Railway Pr.. 41i
St. Paul 11S
Sugar Trust 125
Tenn. Coal &
Iron.
37i
Texas Pacific...
U. S. Leather Preferred.
70i
921
Western Union Tel
Wabash Preferred... .
23i
The following are the closing quota
tions of the Chicago Board of Trade:
Chicago, Dec. 22. 1898.
Wheat. May 68
" Dec 66
" July 661
" Jan
Corn, Dec 36
" Jan
" Julv 371
May 37
Oats. Julv 231
Dec .
May.
Pork, Dec
July.
" Jan .
May .
Lard, Nov
" Dec .
Jan .
26i
27
820
957
990
510
517
" July
May 442
Ribs, Nov
Dec .
" Jan .
" July.
465
472
" May
490
Cotton,
Sept 561562
11
Jan 544545
11
11
Feb 546547
March 550551
April.. 553554
May 557558
June 560561
11
July 563(3564
Alienist 56667
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Ready for
The Holidays
As usual we
large and varied
have a
line of
exquisite holiday goods,
pictures, stationery, vases
fountain pens, new and
handsomely bound books,
Waterman's fountain pens
in plain and mounted
holders, Christmas cards,
calendars and reward
cards for Sunday school
teachers.
Wharton Bros.
Book Sellers and Stationers.
Murcott's
Fine Candies
50c pound
Jno. B. Fariss,
121 S. Elm St. Opp. Benbow
Secure your reserved seats for the
Andrews Opera Co.
Goodyear Vtllcatlite Co's
Hard Rubber Combs
at all prices. A splendid lot of Hair
Brushes, Tooth Brushes and Nail
Brushes and a beautiful assortment of
Toilet Soaps at Grissom & Fordham's
drug store.
Fordham's Fragrant Toilet Lotion,
the best remedy on earth for chapped
hands and lips.
Grissom & fordham,
Prescription Druggists.
Christmas Presents
Worth Having
If vou would eive--something really
appropriate and of value, go to the
Greensboro Eye Soeoialist
and get a nice pair of
Spectacles or Eyeglasses.
You can have the recipient call in
after Christmas and get the lenses
changed to suit without extra cost.
302J S. Elm, opp. McAdoo.
Office hours: 8:30 a. m. to 12:30 p. m.: 2
to 6 p. m,
EXAMINATION FREE. -
We SLell
The Best
for the Least Money.
For instance, the Star and
Eagle brand Rogers Triple plate
Tea Spoons, guaranteed for 20
years, at a cut price; and all
other goods in proportion. We
carry a complete line of Sterling
Silver Ware, Watches, Dia
monds, Chains, Scarf Pins,
Broaches, Cuff Pina, Manicure
Sets, and other Jewelrv of all
descriptions.
We sell the best goods for the
least money.
Yours to serve,
Scbifftnao Jewelry Co.,
SOUTH ELM STREET.
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