THE DAILY WORKMAN.
J. b. MIlllAUX, Loeal Editor
A paper for all people, but especially
to mt the desire whioh many ere
known to entertain fot a non-politioal
leet, the Wouma will strive to go
is to every bo dm. Wring to other papers
lit aaienoe ot politics, rlvinsr the
ia brief end holding lteelf reeponiibla
to the morel sense of the community for
ita stWraaosa.
- The Mamufactuhino Towns.
We intimated yesterday that we
would have something to say at
another time on the subject -of man
ufacture in their relation to the wel
fare of Greensboro, One of the moat
perplexing problems tor our people
It, what it to become of the growing
children of our. working people, to
say nothing of any others. Without
regular employment it will be.im
possible to rear np a parcel of boys
in sober, Industrious, useful habits,
and in the absence of such , habits
demoralisation must ensue, and those
who would be useful, virtuous and
creditable, become what is known all
over the world as the dangerous
classes. Dangerous to society, dan
gerous to their parents, dangerous to
themselves, always and everywhere
dangerooA These manufacturing es
tablishmeats maintain in decency and
good credit a miscellaneous populs
lion, and though' the wages are not
targe, they tower tb purpose, and
to those who are frugal and econom
ical they bring not only a support,
but a small margin over, which is al
aya sufficient lo keep the wolf from
he door But much more than this
is dona by those who are exceptional
ly skilful and industrious, while a
number ate promoted to higher posi
lions In other places.
One of the noteworthy advantages'
which a young man finds in these
manufacturing establishments Is the
necessary system which the work re
quires and the habits of order enforc
ed. Such discipline alone is of great
value, and has made its mark on
many who are now. the most success
ful business men. It is quite dsr
to the observing mind that the farm
ing and mercantile interests of such
a country as we have in North Caro
lina can only prosper in the pres
ence of manufacturing establishments
which turn out products which go to
other parts and bring money in re
turn. This money i used to main
tain the farming and mercantile in
terests, i and to furnish a circulating
medium o the population. . By means
of these manufacturing establishments
there is a degree of prosperity in the
market afforded for the various pro
ducts which go to sustain life.' These
. facte are so very clear that they ought
to be fully accepted by the people
and acted upon at once. Without
these manufacturing establishments
of some sort Greensboro may expect
to have a regular and endless crop ot
worthless fcoytf and turbulent young
men on her streets, and her criminal
docket supplied with homemade crim
inals, and far better would it be for
the city to vote one hundred thousand
dollars, without interest for ten years,
to build factories of one sort -and an
other to giye employment to those
, who would otherwise be idle. - But
while this h true, there need be no
such expenditure. , Cotton mills will
pay a good dividend to the investor
and afford the needed employment to
the idle besiJes.'and this being mani
fcE'Jy so, our capitalists are far out ot
the way if they do not encourage
the "things which are so necessary.
A cc'.ton rain, in the hands of com-.-'.--t
casr-ers, is no experiment,
hv.i er a of tie most likely things to
j a rcCt to the owners.
'.' - jrlvLr A a line.
News came through friend Robert
Blaylock this morning of the death of
John IL Brlttain, of this county,
whioh occurred at his home last even.
log. Deoeased was married laat Thurs
day to hia aerood wife, Mrs. Ledbetter,
and was taken at onoa with a trouble in
hU keed paralysis or congestion
whkk grew rapidly worae until be
died, daring hloa time be was sot
ooMolOus. Mr. Bfiltaio. was a son of
the lata 8am. Brlttain, and waa about
60 years old.
The tobaooo crop on the Conuecti
out river was in superb condition, three
weeks ago, and gave promise of an
abundant yield, but ainos the late rains
much of it baa been destroyed t espe
cially the (mod leal tobacco.
A NEWSY LETTER.
ScmannxiD, N. C, J
September 6, 1887. J
Editors : Farmers have plowed
more land for wheat in this vicinity
than ever before. . Tbe land ia
well adapted to the growth of wheat
The laat meeting of tbe Farmers'
clab spent tbe whole session (last
Saturday) in discassioff the wheat
question, as to seed, soil, sowing,
saving, selling, smutting, Ac
A steam flooring mi 1 is needed
snd desired at this plaee. Who
will bring it?
The High School is in session
nnder the same management, except
that Miss Griffith, of Kernersville,
and late a student of muaio in Salem
Female Seminary, has in charge
the Mosid department as enooeseor
to Miss Winchester, lately married
to Mr, W, E. Beobow, of Oak
Eidge. ,
The Bt. T. 1. Ogbnrn and fam
ily have just returned from . their
summer vacation to their, borne,
whioh tbej are inclosing with a
neat fence of palings.
There is being quite an Interest
taken in the) proposed Sanday
school excursion to Pilot moontain,
by people here who wish to go,
Tbe foundation for the new Meth
odist chorob building is laid ' and
work thereon progressing : v
Dogwood, hickory and persimmon
wood is brought ia to the, Shuttle-
bfook and spoke factory of W. T.
Anderson A Co.
A Backeyevbo learned his trade
in New York diy and subsequently
worked st it in the palmiest days
of Tbomasviile'e shoe factories, has
set np a shoe shop in this place,
and so tar is overrun witn work.
., . OBaZBTZB.
The very first recognition the
press of Winston gets for its hercu
lean labors to bring about an era of
prosperity is a combination by some
of our citizen to run rival papers
to the detriment of existing ones.
A special ear came np this morn
ing from Greensboro, bringing W.
B. Elder, master of trains; J. S.
Potts, assistant general . freight
agent; W. H. Green, general su
perintendent, and F. W. Gentry, all
of tbe Bkibmond & Danville rail
road Company. -;'::'-,;v
We were informed this morning
that a party of 75 men collected in
town last ni?ht for the purpose of
Ivnchira Ulysses Walker, who is
charged with the murder of Frank
Moore, but did not make any effort
in that direction for reasons best
known to themselves. We also
learned that qui: st number of ne
groes were congregated around the
jail nearly aQ niht tor tbe purpose
ot protecting walier in case there
was any attempt made to. lynch
him. Twin-City Daily, 7th.
, ; Buckles 'e Arnica Salve.
The beat Salve in the world for Outs,
Bruises, Scree, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe
ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil
blains, Coma, an! all tikin Eruptions,
and positive' enrea Piles, or no py
required. It is guaranteed to give per
fect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 5 c -'ii r lor. For Bale by
novU ly Ck I.c..a k LLiohacx,
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or. I know a young man trying,
nnder difficulties, to getamedlca
eduoation. When the lectures were
over he got a mule and made
cotton crop, giving late hours to the
study of his profession. A call to
preach should inspire a man with
as muob energy. It may be a long
er and harder way; but there will
be satisfaction in feeling, , "I was
chargeable to none of you," The
finest men our ohuroh bat been
blessed with baye not received any
help from her pecuniarily, and I
confess when I see' in the papers
calls for aid for young men while at
college, it pains me for them. If
tbe cbcrch undertakes their educa
tion, it should be managed more
delicately. Inetr self respect should
not be planted. A minister of God
should be a perfectly developed
man. W. in New Orleans Advo
cate.
SCARLET FEVEB.
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid is une
qual ed in the treatment of scarlet Fe
ver. Used as a gargle it prevents the
throat from becoming diphtheritic, al
lays the inflammation and subdues the
ptin. ' Used to sponge the body it al
lays the itohlng InnVunmatiodrof the skin
and destroys infection.
Exposed in the sick-room it will pre
vent the spre A of contagion and keep
the tmoiphere whb!esome.
How Hi Abchobxo His Houax.
A Mr. Cooper of Columbia has
been going to Newport News, in
Tyrrell county, every summer to
fish. This year he took his family
with him, built a dwelling, stables,
etc., and was very comfortably fixed
till the atom ot August 20th. Tbe
tide rope and carried off all hi
buildings except his dweUkfe. and
water stood in that about two feet
deep. ' He sod bis) family were all
In the house, momentarily ex
pecting to be floated off. One of
bis oowg sailed by the door, Cooper
seized her by tbe tail and dragged
uer in and tbe balance of tbe stock
followed. Cow, bogs.- sheep and
chickens all took refnge in tbe bed
room, , and their combined weight
(especia ly tbe chickens) saved the
house from a watery grave. Elisa
beth City Falcon.
Rewcws Her Yeutn.
' lira. Pboabe Cheney Patterson. Clay
Co., Iowa, tells the following remark
able etory, the truth of which is vouch
ed for by the residents of the town "I
am 78 years old aad have been troubled
with kidney complaint. and 'lameness
for many years, could not dress myself
without help. Now I am tree . from
pain and soreness, and am able to do
all my own housework. I owe my
tnanks to Uectric bitters for bavtcg re
newed my youth, and removed com
pletely aU diaeasea and pain."
Try a bottle, only 60o at Hooter k
afichaux's Drug Store.
BESTI'AMILY MEDIOINE
SO VAMTLT BHUT7LD Bl WITHOUT IT, -
and, by being kept ready for immediate
use, will save many an hour of snffor
ing and many a dollar fa wxae aad doo
torr bills.
My Only Family Medicine
"I have been a user of Simmons Li
ver Regulator for many years, having
maae u my s muj aieuicmo. it mo
ther before me was very partial to it I
find the Begulator very safe, hsrmless
and reliable as a Fan-ily Jledloiae, and
have need it for any disorder of the sys
tem and found it to act like a charm. I
believe if it was used in time it would
prove a great preventive of aicknew. I
have often recommended it to my
friend 'i. and stall continue to do eo."
Kev. J. M. T.OTXIS8, pastor M. E.
ehnrch, Bouth Fairfield, Ta., to J. B.
ZEILIN k Co.. Philadelphia, Pa., pro
prietors of Simmons Liver Regulator.
HI I f! -;-'"(
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FALL AND WINTER
CLOTMIKTi&l
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In all the latest Styles, for
FALL AND WHITER,
"'JUST EECEIYED AT.
F. FISHBLATE'S,
C. M. VANSTORY, Manager,
HYGEIA1
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
TOBACCO as aid to HEALTH 1 1
ANEW TOBACCO, manufactured
at Richmond. Va, by
Thos: C. Williams & Co.,
, tnrpxa a rosmruL nWAXXD vt "
PEOFESSOR MALLETT,
Of the University of Virginia. .
AnU-Malarial i Anti-Dyspeptio : a good
semrti ana an exoeuou uum
Tryltl-ltMoHumbugn
19 For particulars ot iu virtues,
call for certificate at
T. 8, BHELTOS'8, . ..
where the Tobaooo can be bad. "wM
Greensboro, An. 8,. . 1m
Mrs. Hundley's School
; MRS. E. D. HUNDLEY - ( l
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Thursday, September Utt 1887,
RESUME her Bohool for Girls and
Boys.. The '.Session' will be for
Mine Months.1, ' " v ,
The management will be pleasant and
home-like. . ;s-.v-':' m .. . ,
fa the past are competent to give aa
opinion 01 its menw, ,
t-Terms as heretofore. - ,
tSfFot particulars, inquire of Mrs.
Hundley. , Aug. 6. 1887 tf
n'VtaoV tumtOy 'ibr 'Chtanh fc M
Eib4, KMltmt to Um, and Cbmpn. (
I ) aiM fno r Cold to lb Y
Dr. W. UiKEFIELD,
Physioiani Surgeon & Occulist, v
- ' , Gbbksbbobo, N. C., - "
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ILL attend city and country ealts.
OSloe at Porter 4k Tate'S : Drug
Sore. , Residence on Asheboro street.
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Prac" rhvsician, Owonsboro; -K
Cm C n bis I'rofesHional Services to
tie c ":ens of Grewaboro e ad f "r.
r"". V i country. ; C. 9 at l'c.: r 4k
I . . -j's Crti store. V Lri .not t' -e
c a te foncd at h's re .Ia.i '8 on ..e
trvoF":ect, eppobite CoL 'l D. Jlech'a
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LEADING OLOTHTEB,
Greensboro, N. C.
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NEAR TEE OREEKSCOSO DEPOT.
HAS recently- received one ear load
of HICKORY WAGONS, and twt
ear loads ot the - t
EMERSON FISHER StrBOTULl
berof jobs of that oelebrated make. Has
abo control In thla mrbnt nf tha 1a..
brated Colihibtts Boeoucs. Has an ex
tensive trade in kaHd-inodt Harnett of all
grades and for all purposes.
rT"ll& aella FJTonea anit KTnlna utl
as Tebicles, and baa been before the
peopie uve years, . Aug o. xawlm
Mfcthodit Pixtcstiat LIcnthly
A large ti eolumiL. liair&zina Aa.
signed to aid the home, school and
ehorcn in winning and training sonla
iov eaua ana xieaven. use dollar a
Vear ia advannA. Ftma - fn thr, , ,u
will send three subscribers at tL 00 each,
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