THE DAILY WORKMAN.
4
J. S. MRILU'X, Local Editor
A vper lor all people, but especially
to meet the desire which many are
kaown to entertain for a non-politioal
aieet, the Wobkmam will strive to go
into every honse, leaving to other papers
t ie se'enoe of politics, Riving the sews
ij brief and holding itself responsible
to the moral sense of the community for
its utter an oes.
Be sure to report at tins office
any and every failure to teceive the
Daily Workman.
Enlargement or Fauilitiks Mr,
O. K. Cox, of Cedar Falls, and Mr.
Emery, of Wortbville, passed through
Grcenitbon some days ago on their way
North fur the purchase of additional
machinery for the Cedar Falls Manu
facturing Company. The Cedar Falls
mills are in prosperous condition un
der the oversight of Mr. O. R. Cox,
the suporintendent.
The fine weather of the past few
days has been calculated to soften the
asperities of human nature, and lilt
men's contemplations from earth to
sky. How grateful to the senses of
the thoughtful mind the well adjusted
icuipcsaiuic, i Lie un&j aimuoucic,
the pale blue sky and the foreground
of green foliage still hanging out
from ' the retreating summer-land
Here and there id the forest nature
has begun her painting of red and
scarlet, the touches that precede the
general embellishment of autumn
It should be left to the brute creation
to snuff these royal odors and behold
these surpassingly beautiful scenes
unmoved by grateful emotions.
Election of C-FFicERB.-rAt the an
nual meeting of the Fire Company, on
Wednesday evening, the following offi
ceri were elected for the ensuing year
President C, D. Benbow.
Vice-President J. T. Abbott.
Foreman C. D. Benbow.
First Assistant Foreman S. D
Wilson.
Second Assistant Foreman r-John
Wakefield.
Secretary D. Shenck, Jr. '
Treasurer W. T, Chichester. ,
Engineer W, H.NThomaa. .
Assistant Engineer J.T. Abbott.
The Company decided to offer a hand
some fireman's Gold Badge to the mem
ber who is first at the engine house the
greatest number of times daring the
year, when the fire alarm is given.
Contrarhty. We received two
communications " yesterday morning,
both well written, anent the matter
of. our late editorial addressed to pa
rents. We have read them both.
; One of them agrees fully with the
writer (we shall insert it hereafter,)
the other contains some strictures on
certain parts of the editorial, though
agreeing "it was all right that such
; a piece should 1 be printed." We
. would like to 'publish this second
, piece,- but cannot because it lacks a
responsible name. ; 'f : v
. It never entered our mind to inter
ere in the least with proper social
relations between the sexes, and if
wjs were tf draw up a bill of rights
' and privileges, and the restrictions on
; social liberty, it would be a "mighty
fast" young woman who would not
be content with the boundaries set up.
, We are probably mistaken, after
all, in' supposing that the letter con
taining certain strictures on our arti
cle to "Parents" was. 'intended for
publication as, on a second reading
we find the address as follows: ;
"(Mr. Editor, t Will you please
give this to the man wh wrote that
piece 'to Parents' in one of last week's
"issues?" He shall have it, most as
suredly. 1
When a mart buys pure lard
can be said that he gets fat
it
A train on the York River rail
road ran into a mule team, killing
both mules, demolishing the wagon
and fatally injuring the driver.
A gang of burglars wbioh has in
tested Port Jarvis, New York, has
been broken up by the arrest of the
three leading spirits.
One of the meanest things about
human nature is the proneness o:
men to lay the blame on others
when a common cause or joint en
terprise fails. Leadership always
bears the risk of martyrdom, but
heroes will be heroes nevertheless.
Hons and rrs Queen. A sweet
happy home is the next best plaoe
to heaven. It is the best morlaizer
and civilizer among men. . When
home is gone, all is gone. The
Government will go when our homes
go. Oar home life and family life
is the chief corner-stone of this
great country of ocrs. The more
we have of this, the bettor it will be
for ns as a people. $Y ben a woman
a wife and a mother makes a good
home, one whose piety is supreme.
she is doiog tho best and greatest
thing for her country a woman can
do. It is infinitely above the bu
lot-box, the hustings, the senate
chamber, or the house of represen
tatives. Home and the remem
brance of home is often the last link
that binds a prodigal boy's heart to
Qod. Thousands of them have
come to themselves while thinking
about home. The remembrance of
home leads them to say, "I will
arise and go to my father's house."
There is a home. See that
mother sitting by the cradle. She
is rocking a baby boy. Hear i she
is singing to him. She is rocking
and sieging file into that boy, sing
ing purity ana train into mm, roc
ing love and manhood into him,
She is rocking the church and na
tion in that cradle; for God's sake
let her alone. An angel might envy
a work like this ; and angels are
Inhere, too, kissing dimples in baby's
cneeks and dropping grace in that
mothers bear L Let her alone ; for
the sake of the country, let her
alone. She can't go to the polls
she has a greater and grander
work on hand. God bless that
home, heaven shield that mother
and the Lord will bless that land
that cares besi for that mother and
that home. Southern Christian
Advocate.
WE TELL TOO POSITIVELY
that Simmons Liver Begnlator will rid
yon of dyspepsia, purify your system.
enable you to sleep well, prevent mala
rial diseases and give yon a brisk and
vigorous feeling. It acts directly on the
liver and kidneys, cleansing, purifying,
invigorating and fortifying the system
against disease.' It will break up chills
and fever and prevent their return yet
entirely free from calomel or quinine.
' Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, doers. Salt Rheum. Fa
re r sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chu
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ana positively cures tales, or no pay
required, it is guaranteed tojnve per
fect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
novio ly oi w uuntzb 4c michaux.
The Albany, N. T authorities.
moved by the threats of the "com'
mittee of 13" to punish liquor deal
ers who had taken out no lioense,
told the delinquents that they must
pay np or shut up. The result was
57 saloons paid up, and 25 closed
their doors.
Attention, Firemen I
Members of the Companv are harebv
notified to meet at tne Engine Booto at
7:45 o'olook. Monday evening. Septem
ber 12th.- .
ffsyDriU prompr'y at 8 o'olock.
By order of 0. D. BENBOW,
, Schknok, Jr., Sec'y. ;,. Prest
Resolutions of Respect
At a meeting of the Fire Compiny,
held Wednesday night, September 7th,
left 7, the following lesolatlons were
nnanimoudly adapted :
Whebsas. An Almighty Providence
cm seen nt to remove one ox rnr mem
bers, Dr. Edward Lindsay, therefore,
be it
Ketoived, That we deemed Dr. Lind
say a zeslous and valued momber of onr
organization, and deeply deplore hit
untimely and sudden demise.
Retolvtd, That we offer his bereaved
fan. ily onr sincere regrets and most pro
found sympathy.
Reiolvea, That the Firemen's Ball be
appropriately draped in Lis memory for
thirty days, and that a copy of these
resolves be spread tipon our minutes
and published in the Daily Workman,
and a copy be sent tbe stricken family.
8. D. WlW05, )
Qio. Binh, V Committee.
C. D. BEMJjW. J
LIST. OF LET TE 113
Bemaining in the Fostoflioo in Croons
boro, N. C, September 8th. 19K7 :
Miss Carrie Baker, Emerliuo Burincr,
Manarsa Bowman, Mrs J D Carpenter,
Mary E Bobb, Buth Cwne, W D Dean,
George E Dudley, Airs 8 S Gorreil,
Thomas Graves, Frank Guenant, (col),
Adam Biggins. Emma Bill, Jouny
Lefridge, Hugh Kerr. Mrs But tie
Lewis, care of W D Lewis, Alexander
Loct, Boston MoAdoo. L McKinnou,
J V Mason, Edmnn Marshall, Jo M
Merrick, Anny ok-bune, Sumuel Mor
row, Laura Napper Lenah Nichols,
Mrs O C Totter, Pandora Quate, S
Shanks, Timothy Siler. E D Stoner,
8 vers To mas, J L Townsend. Eliza
Jane Webster, J M Whitney, L A Mo-
Jjonald. .
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say advertised.
Geo.' fl. Gregory, P. M.
Worth Knowing.
Mr. W. H. Morgan, merchant, Lake
City, Fla., was taken with a severe cold
attended with a distressing cough and
running into consumption in its first
stages. Be tried many bo called popu
Isr oougn remedies and steady grew
worse. And he wss reduoed in flesh,
had difficulty in breaching and wax un
able to sleep. Finally tried Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consun ptiou and
fonnd immediate relief, and after using
abont a half dozen bottles fotind himself
well and has had no return of tho dis
ease. No other remedy can show so
grand a record of cures as Br. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, which
is guaranteed to do jast what is claimed
for it. Trial bottle free at Hunter &
Michaux's Drug Store, .
Fear God, and do right.
'iftrn.
BEST FAMILY MEDICINE
NO FA Mil-1 BHTJUIiD Bl WITHOUT IT,
and, by being kept ready for immediate
use, wiu save many an hour of suffer
ing and many a dollar in time and doo
tors buls.
Mj Only Family Medicine."
"I have been a user of Simmons Li
ver Begnlator for many years, having
maae is mj ramuy iueaicme. my mo
ther before me was very partial to it.
find tbe Begnlator very safe, harmless
and reliable as a Fare ily Medicine, and
have used it for any disorder of the sys
tem ana louna it to act iiKe a onarm. I
believe if it was need in time it would
prove a great preventive of sickness. I
have often recommended it to my
mend a, ana snau continue to do so.
Rev. JT. M. Rollins, pastor M. : E,
church, South Fairfield, Va., to J. H.
ZEILLtf & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., pro
prietors of Simmons Liver Begnlator.
New Boarding House I
U"ES. WOGGOMAN has taken ctarge
xix. , of the v;'.
CENTRAL' HOTEL.
which has just been put in nice order,
and is supplied with olean and nice fur
niture, and is prepared to entertain a
number of Boarders, both regular and
transient.' Polite and obedient servants.
Good table accommodation,
KtTJTor Transient Boarders, 26 cents
per meal and the same for lodging. '
(Jail early and get terms: Jy27 6w
DR. J. G.
PHYSICIAN AND SDKOEOH.
OfSatft for the prenent at his , residence
on Ash street, opposite Mrs. - D.
EalL
Dr. II. f.l. ALFORD, .
OFFICE in the drug store of Alford A
Michaut, SoutL Elm St. Office
hours 8 to 9 a. ana 1 to 2 p. m. ,
HEW
A BIG
FALL AND WINTER
OLOTHIIf G I
- ALSO-
A
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In all the latest Styles, for
FALL AND WINTER,
JUST RECEIVED AT
F. EISHBLATE'S,
' LEADING CLOTHIER,
Greensboro, N.C.
C. M. VANSTORY, Manager.
HYGEIA!
WONDERFULDISCOVERY
TOBACCO an aid to HEALTH 1 1
ANEW TOBACCO, manufactured
at Biohmond, Va by
Thos: C. Williams & Co.,
CNDEB A FOBMCIaA JPRKPAEKD BY
PBOFESSOR MALLETT,
Of the University of Virginia,
Anti-MalariaJ ; Anti-Dyspeptio : a good
Nervine, and an excellent Chew. .
Try It! -It Is No Humbug!!
t&" For particulars of its virtues,
call for certificate at
T.S. SBELTON'S,
where the Tobacco can be had.
Greensboro, Ang. 8 lm
: Mrs. Hundley's School'
V V MBS. E. D. HUNDLEY '.
;.' : WILL, ON
Thursday, September 1st, 1887,
RESUME her School for Girls and
Boys. The Session will be for
Nine Months. : ' v ;
Tbe manaRement will be pleasant and
home-like. - '."
Those who have patronized this School
in the past are competent to give an
opinion of its merits. ; ? : '
rierms as neretoiore.
For particulars, inquire of Mrs.
Hundley. Aug. 6, 1887 tf
OTio'i Bemjy tor Catarrh ta ths fl.
Beit, Eaalest to Use, and Cheapest. I a
mil 'I " t f
md tor Colli In tbe Bead, I I
.,Bjr Fever, tfc& SOcaaW If ;
Dr. W. H. WAKEFIELD,
Phyeioian, Surgeon Occnlist,
- Qbbensbobo, N. 0., .
WILL attend eity and country calls,
Offioe at Porter & Tate's Drag
S'cre,' Besidenoe on Ashoboro street.
Dr. B. W. Tate,
Practicing PbTsician, Greensboro,
N.
0., offers his Professional Servioes
to
the citizens of Greensboro and sur
rounding country, .. Offioe at Porter A
Dalton'a drnir store.' : When not there
ban be found at his residence on Ashe
boro street, opposite CoL T. B. Keogh'a,
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STABLES!
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WAS recently received one oar load
... rT jr .n rin w n.Hijn. mn ti ran
car loads of the
EMERSON & FISHER BUGGIES,
which augments the already large num
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also control in this market of the cele
brated Columbus Buggies. Has an ex
tensive trade in kand-made Harneu of all
grades and for all purposes.
He sells Horses and Mules as well
as Vehicles, and has been before tbe
people five years. Aug 5. Dwlm "
ManWantedrK
in his locality. Reajpun.lMe hoaM. Refereiioee
hanged. OAT fc liaroUrm.,M.K.
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