THE DAILY WORKMAN,
J. Ij. MICHAUX, Editor.
J* S, MICHAUX, Local Editor,
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RAILWAY GUIDE,
• Greensboro, Mar. n, 1887.
BICHMOND k nANViniiE RAILBOJ.T).
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NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
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Arrives from Cb^lotte at-
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Arrive at Greensboro 7 25 p. m.
Leave Greensboro 10 15 a. m.
Arrive at Wainut Cove 1 00 p. m.
Irains Moving South.
' Leave Walnut Cove at 2 10 p. m.
Arrive at Greensboro 5 00 p. m.
Leave Greensboro 9 60 a. m.
Arrive at Bennettsville 6'45 p. m.
SCHEDULE OF MAILS-:
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The Daily Workman.
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the institution is in a prosperous con
dition, with promise of greater efli
ciency and usefulness.
—Miss Mary Dodson has gone
Piedmont Springs, near Danbury,
spend some time.
An Attractive Musical Enter
tainment.—The ladies of the Con
federate Monument Association will
give a concert in the Benbow Hall,
on Thursday night next, beginning at
8 1-2 o’clock, for the benefit of the
Monument fund, and the prospect is
that the affair will be very interesting
to those who patronize it. The en
tertainment will consist principally of
good music, some talent from other
places being calculated on. One of
Prof. Jackson’s hew Emerson Pianos
will be used on the occasion. Gener
al admission 50 cents. Children halt
price. Give the cause your presence
and help.
LOCAL INTELLI&ENOE.
—Be sure to report at this office
any and every failure to receive the
Daily Workman.
Lawn Party, To night,—Remem
ber the Lawn Party which will be giv
en by the young ladies of the Baptist
church, at Captain Lee Hawkins’ to
night. The invition is to the public in
general.
—The discriminating reader will
discover that t|ie current issues of the
Daily Workman contain an unusual
proportion of original matter, far
greater than in any paper of its size;
and this is the more worthy of note
when It is remembered that the price
of the paper is only $3.00 a year.
—The candies manufactured by the
Greensboro Candy Company are of
an excellent quality, and would please
any customers. These candies ’ are
offered to the retail trade at prices
which should place them in compe
tition with manufacturers any where,
and if so, there is an additional gain
in patronizing home manufactures.
—The Mount Airy News is still
looking down the line of the track
and beckoning the railroad engmeerto
steam up, and we are about as anx
ious for the consummation as the
News seems to be. The people of
Wilkes county, also, have voted a tax
of $ioo.ooo.to give us a'n outlet that
way, via Winston. Hasten up, there I
Odd Fellows.—The following of
ficers were elected last night to serve
during the term from July ist, to
Dec. 31st, 1887: W. R, Murray, N.
G; S. S. Brown, V. G; Rev. A. H.
Stubbs, R. S ; L, C. Hewlett, F. S ;
H. H. Cartland, TreasV, The Lodge
is growing finely, and much good
material is being added. Altogether,
Fruit Sales.—Notwithstanding
the shortness of the peach crop Mr. J.
Van Lindley has reaped a better rev
enue,from his peaches this year than
he did last year, resizing in one week
$200.00 on peaches shipped to Rich
mond, and obtaining for 3 4 crates
$2. to $2.50, for which the price ob
tained last year was 60 to 65 cents.
For wild goose plums, 8 lb. baskets,
the price obtained is $1. to $125.
Mr. Lindley’s plan is to have all de
fective fruit picked up and the worms
destio.ved as soon after thp fr
as pcftsible,-be'cause if the worms oe
permitted to take refuge in the ground
they multiply for future depredations.
By the care thus early and promptly
bestowed Mr. Lindley is enabled to
have a greater abundance of fruit
than any other grower of his section.
as the different varieties of fruit, modes
of culture, preserva^a, new imple
ments, etc,, etc.
Mr. Lindley founid' his trip highlv
beneficiil to his health as a vacation,
and was built up to the extent‘of a
pound of. flesh per day, besides the
number of valuable which he was
enabled to gather. From observations
made by the way he wi^^nipressed with
the fact of general £?flsjieritv and the
fine crop prospect, especially wheat.
On the 14th of September the Amer
ican Pomologica! Con'gress meets in
Boston, in which the whole continent
of America, and not the United States
alone, will be represented. Mr. Lind
ley will attend that Congress also.
The fruit interest is quite a consid
' Jb'or
I have for rent, three Ilouse.^, situated in
South Greensboro, on Asheboro street, one of
which is a beautiful place, and well situated.
For particulars, call on Squire J. A, Pritchett
or the undei-sigued. • p. D.. Prick,
.New IVIackcrel!
Of the catch of 1887, No. 1 and No. 8, in kits,
just received at Scott & Co’s.
June 18 tf 6
Summer Cheese!
Nice, mild and Sweet, just in, and for sale bv
June 18 tf J, W. Scott & Co. ’
Not aa Earthquake.
erable affair in this par/-of North Car
olina, and is a matter of concern with
numbers of our people who look to it
as a source of revenue. ** *
Restou 
And Butter Cups, pure aiiG
june29 Iw Grkk'
Lresli,
^ORO CAlfoY Co.
Central Proliibitlon qiiib,
Of Guilford County, will ^eet Friday night,
July 1st, at 8X o’clock, lu Jlfie Hall of the ‘VV’
C. T. U., Greensboro. By i3^der of
P. D. WE .'•.'VER, President.
S. A. Carr, Secretary. J29 3t
—Can accommodate several more Boarders
with as cheap board as a .y other boarding
house in the city. Give m« a call.
J38 Im. MRS*- JuATTIE CRUMP.
The Gospel of Bread and Meat.
—This is the mission of Col. Polk,
whose appointments to address tV.e
people of our section of the State we
give in these columns. There is a
solidity about the subject which at
once challenges •attention, for, say
what we will, the foundation of our
whole fabric is something to eat and
to wear. It is really necessary in
these times, when so many persons
seem to spurn the homely processes
which sustain life, to draw attention
to the one thing needful. There is,
we think, too large a proportion of
our bone and sinew going to waste
for lack of proper direction, and too
many persons hoping to make a sup
port by a prohessional life who ought
to be driving a horse or a machine or
wielding a hoe on the farm, and the
fields in many cases are languishing
for want, not so much of rain, as
mind and muscle.
POMOLOGICAL ITEMS,—Mr. J. Van
Lindley, who has returned from his
western trip, has favored us with a
brief interview, from which we capture
a few items of interest. “The Nation
al Nurserymen’s Association,” to which
Mr. Lindley went, was held- this year
in Chicago, but in going to Chicago he
took in Indianapolis and other places,
for the purpose of yisiting friends by
the way. • The Association of Nursery
men was an immense affair, attracting,
as it did, fruit-growers from far and
near. This reunion furnishes fine op
portunities for rest from the toils of act
ive business, for exchange of views be
tween men and scetions on the various
matters relating to horticulture, such
—Me.ss. Overby & Taylor . received on Satui*-
day a drove of line mount ■ cattle, and will
therefore be able to furnisli tie choicest of beef
to tlieir'cnfitn-^'era the best tlw
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June278t.
It was not an earthquake, but a severe shock
received by Tobaccos when Lottier’s Strawberry
Twist Chewing Tobacco struck tlie town.
Read the following inducement? oflered for
the return of Strawberry Twist Tags during
1887, and it's your own fault if you do not get
one of the handsome pi-esents.
For 100 tags a handsome four-bladed pocket
knife.
For 300, a handsome nickel-plated Student’s
Lamp, (hon-exploslve).
For 3,000, an elegant Hunting-case Elgin
Watch, (stem winder).
For 4,000, an elegant suit of Fuimlture, an
tique oak or cheny.
The goods are on sale at tlie following well-
known first-class leading retailers:
N. A. Jeftreys, .gi'oceries, at depot. • ■
A. H. Dudley, groceries, at depot.
Wilson & Mangum, groceries. So. Elm street.
T. S. Shelton, groceries, South Elm street.
Porter & Tate, druggists, South Elm street.
A. J. Brockman, groceries, South Elm street.
Jiia Donnell & Bro., groceries, East market st.
Mcknight & Albright, gi’oceries, E. Market st.
Hendrix Bros., wliolesale and retail groceries.
East Market street.
R. A. Flemine &, Co., groceries. E. Market st.
Indn & Weatlierly, groceries, West Market st.
Myron G. Newell, groceries and dry goods, So.
Greensboro.
Trade supplied at Factory prices, by
J. W, Sco’i’T & Co., Wliolesale groceries and
dry goods, Greensboro, N, C.
It costs only ten cents to try it, and it is
money well spent. jiuie 30 Im
Pure and Fr(!$.h.
Little Blitter Cups for the Baby!
junp34 tf Grkkxsboro Caxdy Co.
■ Wiiter-meloiis I
A carload to arrive to-day (Friday) the 34tb.
Your orders! tf. J. 11. West.
All Aboard, llo!
Hlglifill & Strader have established a IJvory
Stable at Walnut Cove, for the convenieree of
travellers, and will convey passengers to tlie
Piedmont Springs direct, or to any otlier points
which they may elect to visit, either tbr health
or pleasure. A new line with live t(*ams and
pleasant arrangements. )une 35 3iv
To 7ontractorN and ]luilder!k!
Notice Is hereby given, that until Tuesday,
July the 12th, 1887, sealed bids for erecting the
White Graded School Building in Greensboro,
N. C., will be received by any one of the un
dersigned School Committee.
We reserve the riglit to reject any and all bids
and to select any one of tlie bids we deem
proper, at tlie same time our means are somo-
what limited and we wish tfto building to cost
as little as possible.
Tlie plans and specifications can be inspected
at any time, by calling at the Mayor's oflice,
u Greensboro, N. C., or by application to Mr.
R, M. Rees, Chief of Police of the city.
]). SCHEXCK, )
w y Committee.
W. E. COFFIX, (
S. C. DoD90X,{
(City papers copy.)
June 25 td
For Sale.
A fine Silver Watch, comparatively new. and
in perfect order. Address Box No. (kl. j351w
—A full line of James Means’ tliree dollar
shoes in lace, button and Congres, for men,
just received at H. Fatrior & Co’s. The best
in tlie world or the money may20 tf
Nice CirOodM !
Those who would like a nice ail-silk or silk
and wool Umbrella, with gold and silver heads,
ean find just what they wish at Cartland’s,
he having just received a nice Hue. Also, has
all styles of Collars and Cufl!b of the famous
*‘Coon Brand.” Shirts, Socks and Underwear
In all styles, and Neck Wear in every variety.
June 17 tf
1C. W. Tlioina«.
A scientific and ornamental sign pnlntor.
First-class in every respect. Defies competition
Prices very moderate to suit the times. All
kinds of imitation and fancy work done at
shortest notice and in the most scientific style
and finish. Trunks and umbrellas marked in
the best style of the art. Offlee under the old
postofflee. Respectfully,
junelStf R. W. Thomas.
oyp Ve.en vpi]rhons'->j>04-f f
a byhsing Alabastine. One ton
just received at
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By the week ten cents. By the month
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Six months i^l 60; one year $3/ three
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No payments made to carriers will be
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thorized to be delivered to any whose
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Try them! j34tf Grekn-sboko Cakdy Co.
Ucduccd Railroad UatoM to Norinal».
Teachers or those preparing to teach, and
those who g^ by invitation as instructors or
lecturers, will receive certificates entitling tliem •
to reduced railroad ilites, by applying to
J. R, Wuartox, County Superintendent.
•Ice cream season is here and you will want
ilivvorlng extracts. We sell all grades, but you
want the best-buy Davis & Miller’s. Sold by
J. W. SooTi:'& Co. ‘
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— Breakfast Bacon and Hams, nice, mild and
sweet, just received at
Scott & Co’s,
O. If. Royster
Has Just received a nice lot of Ladies’, Misses
and cliildren’s fine Slices at bottom prices.
Also Gents’ fine home made Shoes. m4tf
—Smoke J. K. Hall & Co’s new Cigars. A
full line of new brands J ust opened on our re
tail counter. j, w, Scott & Co.
Found.
A Due Bill for S13.74, dated April 11, 1887
has been found on the street, which the owner
can have by paying for tills notice. alStf
—Crab Apple and country V'inegar, good and
old, warranted to please, at
J. W. Scott & Co*3.
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Cabbage, CabVage.
Hams, Breakfast Strips, Irish, and Sweet
Potatoes, Beans, Hominy and Grits just re-
ceiTCd at m. g. Newell’s.
—Can accommodate several more boarders
with board and lodging, if desired, at the Mc
Donald House. No better suppbed table In the
city. One hundred yards west of depot. [m3tf|
Wakefields.
—Keep your silver and nickle ware clean by
using Put/5 .Pomade, for sale at Wakefields.
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Rclicioiis JDriuks.
HirxTKR &. Mxcir.iux are prepared to give
>ou a charming variety of the very best and
most delicious of cooling drinks, such as Lime
ade, so popular with all classes; Soda Water,
Mox Jli, Iron Tonic, Deep Rock, Vlchey, Birch
Bour, Mead, Ginger Ale. All ice cold, and in
tempting style, Cali and quencii. nuiy25tf
limlies.
Cull and see tlio 'recent arrivals of tlie Gros
Grains, the Sarahs and Rliadames, at unpre-
cedently low prices. Mr. G. Will. ArmfieUi Is
now in tlie northern markets. Daily arrivals of
actual bargains. Tlie brightest, handsomest,
choicest, finest and the cheapest Spring Stock
in town, consisting of Drj’ Goods, Dress Goods,
Fancy Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoe.s, Hats
and Caps, Trunks, Valises, &c., &c. A special
bargain in Ilambiu'gs and Beaded Pasraentaries.
Don’t forget the silK department. It will very
much Interest you to look at our line.
« .G. Will. Armfikld,
. Black and Gold Front', South Elm St.,
Greensboro, N. C.
'Wlia.t He Says.
I wish to say to tlie public that I keep as
good Candies as arc made, also a good and
varied line of Cigai-s, Cigarettes and Smoking
Tobacco, and (jail & Ax’s Snuff, Pickles and
Vinegar, Dcssicated Cocoanut, Dates, Nuts,
Raisins, Citron, Currants, canned Goods, Su
gar, Soap, Tinware and many otlier art icles. I
always furnisli tiie best Bread and -Cakes. Am
now prepared to furnish Ice Cream of the best
to all who favor me with their patronage.
Cream furnished to families as ever. Please
DON’T ASK FOR CREDIT. J. E. ThOM.
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Fariiiiiig I/andi; and City Property For
Sale.
We offer several excellent Grain and Tobac
co Farms in Guilford county, also fine Farming
Lands in Chatham and Robeson counties, and
two desirable Mills in tills county, for sale on
easy terras. We have choice property for sale
in and near the city, Building Lots and Dwell
ing Houses.
Call and see us, or vTite for information in
regard to anj-thing In the Real Estate business.
We have, constantly, applications for money,
and can place it, well secured by mortgage on
good Real Estate. Yates Brotiiers.
alltf Real Estate Agents.
Choice Timothy Hay.
We have a small quantity of Bxtrn No. One
Timothy Hay, which we will sell low. .
Yates Brothers,
Real Estate Agents and Merchandise Brokers.'
june9 tf
Just Received.
A nice line of Dress Goods—double and
single width—Cashmeres, Calicoes, Ginghams,
White Goods of all description at very low
prices. Call and see them.
Respectful! V,
_ G. H. Royster.
f 1 Ittetfis High—
Choafl
This is the season for iced tea, and as coft'ee
has adV-anced so rapidly you will find tea much
the cheapest. We have on hand a fine assort-
men^of both black and green- teas, ail TadeB
0^,1 x.,.i celebrated He-no tea.
/ J. W. Scott & Co.
and prices.
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For Sale or Rent.
The subscriber offers for sale, or rent, a
dwelling house, situated on Oak street, South
Greensboro. It has four rooms, and is newly
„ Dr. -M. H. Alford.
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Miuiug Propert}- ior Sale.
W. A. Fields and D. H. McCulIocIi have
opened up a mine situated 8 mile.s southeast of
Greensboro, mile from Pleasant Garden-
depot, on the C. F. &, Y. V. railroad. The
prospects are very fine. Parties iuderested in
mining business will do well to see W. A.
Fields, at his Tobacco Factory south of the
depot, where samples of the ore'can be seen.
W. A. Fields, and ♦
D. H. McCulloch.
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Millinery and Rreei. Making.
Miss Cheek and Miss Weatherly are now
fully prepai’cd, with the assistance of Miss
Nelson, a thoroughly competent lady from
Baltimore, not only to furui.sh hats and bon
nets trimmed in the most approved style and
at moderate prices, but also to fill all orders
for fashionable mantua making in all its
branches. Being'thus equipped they invite a
call at their newly fitted glass-front store on
West Market street, opposite the coiuthous*'.
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—The finest and the best Tobacco ol
the market—Dianora, Gravely,Fine Cut
and Nellie Bly just received at Hunter &
Miohaux’s Drug Store. a9tf
—W, B. Farrar, tno jeweler, keeps
nice stock of articles in his line which
he guarantees to sell on good teriiis
Other dealers may claim to be fair, but
he claims to be Farrar still. Call and
examine his elegant stock, assured that
you will find something to fill the bill
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Brick I Brick! I Brick 11 *
The subscriber is now making brlt-'r
of a clay which he Relieves to be su
perior to any other in use her$—olsv
found in the low grounds near Green
Hill Cemetery. These brick prove to be
bard and of fine qualities of durability,
and are such as are needed particnlariy
in work which requires solidity, I ac
ready to contract -to famish these
perior brick and also to 1^ them.
jlStf D.N. &LIWATBZCt,