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Tine Baily Woirkmano
Vol. 6. Greensboro, N. C, Tuesday, March 19, 1889. Net. 248.
RAILWAY GUIDE.
, Greensboro, Feb. t, 1889.
MOHMOKD A DimXl BAXLBOAD. .
Arrives from Biobmond at 9 42 a m
- 1085 pm
Leaves for Richmond at 8 60 p m
" 8 05am
WORTH OABOUHA AAILBOAD. "'.
Arrives from Charlotte at 8 00 a m
840pm
9 50 am
10:45 p m
8 25 o m
7 40am
Dbbm
Leaves for Charlotte at
Arrives from Golds boro at
Leaves for Goldsboro at
" M. " 10 50 p m
HOBTH-WX8TKB2I H, O. BAtLBOAtX.
Arrives from Balem at 7 45 a m
. " 8 15 pm
Leaves for Salem at 10 (0 am
. " " 10 64 pm
O. f. i T. T. RATLROAD,
TVot'n Moving North.
Leare Bennettsville at 6 20 a. m.
Arrive at Greensboro. . . .2 25 p. m.
Leave Greensboro. ... , 2 50p.m.
Arrive lit. Airy. 6 60 p. m.
i ' . 2 rain Moving South.
Leave lit. Airy. ............ .3 45 a. m.
Arrive at Greensboro.. ...... 7 45 a. m.
Leave Greensboro 10 05 a. m.
Arrive at Bennettsville 7 39 p. m.
SCHEDULE OF MAILS:
Mails going North closed 18 00 p m
" 7a0am
- V" Sooth " - 9 00 am
9 00 p m
9 00am
900pm
" Salem Bt'ch"
" East w
9 00pm
9 00am
" "O.F.AT.T.B.B'
General delivery open from 8 00 a m
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bution of mails. The Money Order and
Registered Letter offloe open from 9 00
am to 0 00pm. ' 1 4 ' - ' -
'ADTEKTlSINO tLIKIITATION.
AU oharoh notices, tnoludlng Sabbath School,
meetings for prayer,' missionary meeting.
weekly and other lectures on church work,
Inserted free of charge, as heretofore. , Also
notices of marriages and deaths," not exceed
tag ten (10) lines each. ' All other announce
ments subject to regular advertising rates! f
LOCAL ! DJTELIJGEN0E.
Preaching at Westminster church
tonight by Rev, $.,0. Hall, at j. 45
p. m. ' - . ' . ' . V ,
": Mr. H. L. Brower,,' of ( Liberty,
was here yesterday and to day 1 on
matters ot business with, our y whole
sale merchants., '
Mr. C; P. Wharton," formerly of
city, has-been installed as brie of
- the 'deacons of the First Presbyterian'
Church, Raleigh
"t-Mrs,John F. Speight, nee Miss
, . Clio Lewis,' died at her residence at
Rocky Mount on Saturday last, after
a protracted illness. ) ::, :", I '
': . Married, By Rev.' W. F. Ken-
nett, Feb. 96, 1889; Mr. J. W. Wil
liams, ofa Geneva, Rockingham Coun-
ty, to Miss Emma Wall, of Guilford
County.' :VH-:': v
. ; 'P " ' . . - . ' ' ' .- ;t.
t . 1
ries seems not - yet - to be breken.
Somebody occasionally , geU y hurt
fooling with other people's doors and
-windows.' u:ffi:&&j3i
, : Mr. W.R. Murray is pushing
' f orwai d his remodelled dwelling house
; which bids fair to be a handsome and
attractive home, after all. ' Thla is
the time to build.
. vt :;... -.:.- ..J!1 is t.os ' i
Ex. President Cleveland and his
prty, on the way WyCubay ; passed
i through Richmond yesterday in ape
cial car.' The party , was received
with hearty enthusiasm. , ; ; ,
- The motion to tescind the order ot
f auvancemeni in iuo iuo. vooc, nu
' . . was argued before the Supreme Court
at Washinjton, was decided 'yester
day In' favor of the appellant, Cross.
We are sorry to see it stated in
the Twin City Daily,, that while
playing base ball, at Kernersville,
Charley Pl'unkett, who was reccatly
one of the force of this office, had
one of his eyes so badly hurt as to
render provable the loss of the mem
ber.
One of the most pie sing things
to a newspaper man is the know lege
that his advertisers are paid in the
increase of custom for their advertis
ing outlay ; another thing is, that a
good advertisement, by man who
really has the goods to show, is in
teretting reading to the subscriber to
the paper. It is a gxd thing all the
way round.
Just To Show. Just to show that
Solomon was right when he declared
that "the way of transgressors is
hard," the Durham Daily Plant makei
the following announcement: '
This has been a pretty rough day
for Jim Macklin, colored. As stated
elsewhere, he was fined $30 and cost
for violating the recent amendment
to the local option law. . After that
case was dispoted ot Macklin was
tried for gambling and was fined $20
and cost Verily, "the way of the
transgressor is hard."
Ho .Thought They Were the
. .' f 1 ; . Same. , , .;
A gentlemen has been in Greens
boro, just from the city of New York,
who while there was robbed of quite
an amount of money, ;When he
reached this city, he got a glimpse of
three of our voung men, who, by the
vi ay, were in New York at the time
of the robbery, and after seeing them
he said that tbey, at least,' were in
the crowd at the time of the robbery,
if they were not the men who robbed
hi mil " The y ungt menj themselves
tell the story with a good deal oj
humor, ,, ,We understand, that the
gentleman is now afraid lest these
young men are following him up to
take his life in addition to his money.
Our Railroads. '
Greensboro is always in , luck, Is
we hate contended all, along.' The
best of everything comes here, and
often through, the push and enterprise
ot other people.'; This has tended to
spoil our peop'.e, and incline, them
too much to "wait for the "wagon."
First and formes't, , the' Roanoke" &
Southern is being built to Winston,
but it Intersects the Cape Fear &
Yadkin Valley both at Walnut Cove
and Madison; The?Wilkesboro ex
tension from WihsWn'to Wtlkesboro,
puts Greensboro in direct communi
cation with '. Wilkesboro ; and the
North, western tier, of ' counties via
W inston,' and also via the C. F. & Y.
V: Railway, from Rutsl Hall.' Then
again we shall be in daily commun
cation with Asbebere ' via the nw
railroad between that place and High
Point,' and already the Greensboro
Sash '&v Blind Company, have ar
ranged to ship lumber over that route
from Randolph so soon as the road
(hall be completed. Our good friends
at High Point know . a - good ' thing
when they see it, and they are willing,
when, they hay knocked down more
persimmons than they can make way
with, that we should have a'share in
the fruit. - ru&tf-irt'&rt
Picture Frames at a very low prloe and la fact,
nearly everything in the Mercantile Trade. . Be
sure and come to the Original Backet Store,
next door to Express Office. , mM -tf.
A New Paper. Mount Aiiy has
a new weekly paper, called ."The
Granite City Guide." The first
number fs before us. Its mechanical
make up is splendid, and the type is
apefectgem of art. We almost
feel like greeting it with a "where
did you come from?"
The editor ot the Guide is Mr. T.
J. Lowry, who has had a long ex
perience in the business. Not long
since he said the Yadkin Valley
News, and now, alter a short rest,
he "pops up" again with the Guide.
Success to it. Only one dollar a
year. Here is the larger half of his
salutatory :
We have spent the greater part ot
our life in the printing business and
we had it difficult to live outside ot
the editor's sanctum; not because ot
the money that we might realize from
subscriptions and advertisements, but
simply because we cannot find con
tentment at apy other calling.
Another Ad.
We have the bent selection of music ever
oOered In Qreeiuboro. Sheet Muslo 3 cents
and 5 cents, book folio 20, 33, 40 and 45 cents.
Dont wait until the best pieces are gone.
Tug Original Racist 8tok,
ml4-tf Next door to Express OUlce.
JLook Here t
Only live more days In which to pay your
bills, (some old, and of long standing.) before
we go North, and we know yon want us to
buy More Goods for you, hence let the cash
come right along, this week. '
mW-St. ' W. 8. Hoobi:
liar.
I nave just r.cel ved a Oar Load of Timothy
and Clofer Hay, D. L. JUqaii., , . mi3-6t
... 1 1 ,1,
. '. , tViMe J: ." '.
All coppers In' good condition of dates 1793,
1799,' 1804. Prices accordingly. Inquire of
Li Bendhelra at Pretzfelder A Co, or address,
ml3-lw ' Lbj. Ecbbs, Alexandria, Va.
. . ; . D Yu Wear FajiUrl .
If you do, and ever expect to get a new pair,
come and see us. ' Fat men, long thin men,
short thick men, great big men, little men, come
on, we have provided f,r all of you, Medium
size men can choose from over 100 1 different
styles. We do not claim to show the largest
stock of pants in the whole wide world, but
we have more pants and a much greater va
rlety of styles and sizes than .we ever haa be
fore, and should like for everybody who wears
pants to know It. Where can you And such
a line of pants? Not Just anywhere, but at
Samplm Bbown's. : ' "; ml3-tf
'- 1 4
4 ... ,"
For Bale. i
A good second-hand Mason Hamlin Organ
In good repair. Cheap. Can be seen at my
residence on Asbeboro St. B. E. Jones
' Salesman for Byland It Lee.
' ; ' V Plenty Oooda.
We have received and to arrive
1 car load, 600 bushels Corn.
1 car load, 400 bushels Meal. .
1 oar load, 1,000 bushels White Seed Oats.
1 oar load, 150 barrels Seed Potatoes.'
1 oar load, 86,000 pounds Cabbage.
1 oar load, 80,000 pounds Fat Backs. '
1 ear load, 85,000 Bib Side Bacon.
These goods will be sold low. The Potatoes
and Cabbage most be sold early. Call or send
your orders. , Hodstok & Bao.
t . ',. Corn, Corn, ; Cora.
The Greensboro Grain Mill baa omhtnd and
to arrive within thirty daya 8000 bushels of
choice white and yellow corn, and feed In lots
to suit all, and at prices which will insure a
trade to any who maneed suoh goods. Call
and examine, and yon can save a per cent ,
mMf ; GaKlirsBeFO Gaaiir Miu.
. Any one wishing to find an opportunity 'for
business in a line not erowde J, and in staple
goods will call at this office. " f 8tt
f'-'- '"'t!.' m!Trmmmmmmmml. ''i.f
" For Bale. '
' The Denny Property, corner of Clay street
and Belle Meade Avenue, ' Is for sale, f For
terms apply to .. W. N. Bciuts, Atty. ma-lm
:' ''''' .y'' dardonlsig Time. ' ,
Gardening time is here and 70a will want
pure reliable seeds. Please recollect that w
can supply you with VBulats" f len seeds
and Irish potatoes In any quant.; y you may
,' wish. Wholosale or retail J. W. Ecott a Co.
Cab bag-t). Cabbag-e,
85 crates choloe Virginia cabbage on con.
slgnment Detail or by the crate.
J. W. Scott a Co.
For It nt or Bale.
Two new cottages with four rooms on He
bane street, near the Graded School House,
Apply at this Office. ui-lmo.
for Bale.
i or 4000 Salmon Brick. J. E. Tuox. m3-tf.
Nantua-nakJug.
MIbs Nannie Terry, formerly of Reldivllle,
offers her services as Dress-Maker to the la
dles of the City of Greensboro and vicinity,
guaranteeing satisfaction both in style and
quality of work.
8he refers with pleasure to her patrons, Mrs,
Judge Settle and Mrs. J. W. Payne.
Residence on Church Street, In the dwelling
formerly occupied by Mr. George Yates.
Greensboro, N. C, Feb., 1889. 4w
feed Potatoeo. Seed Potatoes.
75 Bbls choice seed Irish Potatoes. Early
Rose, Peorless, Burbank and Beauty of Heb
ron. Choice sound stock at reasonable prices
at J. W. Scott a Co'i.
When passing Central Hotel stop at Cart
lands and examine the new Umbrellas both
Gold and Silver Heads In .neat patterns, also
Spring cloths In every variety and thade. New
style scarfs, Dress shirts in new design, cellu
loid collars and cuffs and General Furnishings.
Juat Heoelvod
Nice line of Plushes, Dress Goods, Hosieries,
Jerseys, Corsets, and most anything yon want
at the lowest prices. Don't forget to call.
Respectfully,
19-tf O. H. B0T8TEB.
J(ew Furniture store.
F. F. Smith', opposite S. S. Brown, has
opaned a new Furniture establishment, and la
now receiving his stock, which be Intends shall
embrace all articles usually kept In his line.
He Intends to sell at suoh moderate rates that
the price no less than the quality, will be an
attraotlon to customers. Call and see Smith
wha in seed of furniture.
Ml-tf:
.: For Balo Chiap : ,
One good horse and buggy, harness and Lap
Robe. The mare Is only 8 years old and per
fectly safe for a lady to drive. Apply at this
outre. . io-u
Valuable Property for Sale., , '
lOacsesone mile from Court House, on
Asheboro St., fronting M5 feet en same street.
This property In, ana has been successfully
woricea as a iruoa ana iruic iarm ror Vi years;
contains 1508 bearing grape vines; 85 bearing
cherry trees; also 50 others 38 yra, old; one
dozen large per trees ;tt) bearing apple trees,
early and late 50 young, 8 to 3 yrs. old; 80
bearing peaches, and 41) 1 a 3 yrs old: 65 plum
trees, all varieties; some quince bushes; a large
asparagus oea in prime truer; nop vines; on
ions, salad. - One acre In strawberries, prune;
two hot beds planted, with 850 feet of glass,
six cold frames, 8x30 feet with cover, all
planted, three tt them containing 8000 of let
tuce, seme ready for use; about 10,000 cabbage,
and 40. 000 tomato and otner plants.
un wis 101 are aiaog acres in oats ana ciover,
1 acre In rye, a good meadow, live good spring!
within an area of 50 feet. 8-4 of n acre in oak
grove, a dwelling house containing 7 rooms,
5 of them new; cellar 14x33, 8 feet deep. Al
so necessary out houses. This property is
open for Inspection at any time. Apply to the
proprietor B. Voiz, er this office, f-37-lm
..'..Greatest bargains In the city can be had
In Gentlemen'f and. Ladles' Misses', and Chil
dren's Fine Shoes, at . G. H. Rotstbb's. :
Big stock fust received. Don't forget to
call it you want to save money. v J f9tf
-For Bale, v
I have for sale two beautiful building lots on
Edgeworth street in the city of Greensboro.
Both are wel) situated and one has spleu
did oak grove. . Will sell cheap for. cash. Ap
plyto ...$;? Jas. W. Forbls, : f3-tf.
. . For Sale.
Choice building lot, 75x150 feet, in Keogh's
addition, North Greensboro. 1
Jan81-tr . " . L.A.BAH.BT.
" Earptlau Brand" of 8ug-ar Coral.
Our'customsrs all reooUeot tnls celebrated
brand. Of "Sweet Corn" we introduced last
season, and our large andncreaalng trade on
It proves It to be what, w recommended.
"The finest packed,? . Is what .we say of It
One hundred dozen Is what we bought for you
this season. - Call for tt - ,l ;
?-i!s,s...1w; BOOtt A CO 8. 1
tf'ii''1 ' exilic Mi?''?t;iU' 'iQ P,
, .The Piedmont Bank IS open for traatness
for the present In The People's Five Cents Sav
ings Bank of Greensboro. We expect to be in
our own building in a few weeks. : ; 1 ,
3. M. WlKBTBAJ), ,
"'':ii. 'H.'.'J -Oaahier
JaiL85a4f.
'!-t '!.:. -t avaHae Oeeit 'Z
' Our stoek of canned goods is complete. -con'
stating of the leading brands of corn, toma
toes, peaones, eariy June peas, lima Deans,
peas, aprioou, o. . nesp. iu d. pneiton no.
....Finest full cream onsen and Italian
Macaroni, at Scott's
Bom Cracker 1
We dont mean to tell you anything about
"Boss Crackers," as they sell themselves
wherever lotroduotd, but we only wish to say
we have received a frosii supply better thao
ever (If possible.)
J. W. Soott A Co's
Z. W. Whitehead
Offers for ule or rnnl. hi riwMiiiner hnnu
rooms) on Asheboro street, next door to West
minster church. In. a good neighborhood,
with fine water, and located on the prlnclpa
residence street of the city. Apply at real
denoe. an!4-tf
mania Mrvao.
and Virginia Buckwheat Flour Is what you
want these cool mornings for breakfast, A
supply of .both received this week at
, J. w. soott A Cos..
For Kent.
Two desirable bouse In Mm Km, nniirhhw.
doous In Greensboro Also other bouses for
reut. Yatks Broil.
. . . .Try the "Grand Republic" the best el
gar on earth for 6 cents, at Tate Bro's drug
store. . oc39-ti
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. . . Begin the New Year aright, and keen tt
up, Make your wile a present of a barrel of
ratapsco Superlative Flour the beat In the
world Demand It of your grocer, and take
no other. Yitm Bros..
de38-tf Wholesale agents.
o
For Vale Cheap."
One building lot on comer of Edire worth and
Gaston streets, 95x14(1 feet, and one lot front
ing on Edgeworth 100x140 feet. One or both
of these lots will be sold low for cash. Apply
at once to ME. Howard.
nld-tf Greensboro Book Store.
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Barrage and Wood Bottineau.
E. M. & C. A. Hendrlx have established
themselves In the business of dray age and are
wood supply for the aoommodation of citizens. .
Their drays will meet all lo-comlng trains, and"
trunks and other baggage will be conveyed to
ana iro at an nours, oay or mgnt, in any pari
of the city. Their woodyard will be supplied
with wood of all descriptions desired, at rea
sonable rates, whether the weUher be ' fab? or
foul. No advantrge taken of the weaV"". Or
ders left at the store of Hendrlx A Pearoe,
East Market street will have attention. o31-U
Three Dwelling Houses For . Bent.
(1) - A eommodious frame dwelling on Ashe
boro Street, in front of Judge Settles. -
(3) A conveniently arranged and well situ
ated frame dwelling on corner of King and
Gorrell streets.
(8 A large brick dwelling oonvenlentt
Situated and arranged, on King street.
n37-tf , Apply to MPS. McADoo-KlN.
For Kesiu .
One of the best store rooms In town, a ' ,
noia-tf to E, M, Hchd ' '
Co and See for Tonrself .
At a B. Yancey's, stall No. 6, situated at -tower
end of city market, you will see the fin
est beef, mutton, pork, ana sausage of both
kinds pan and link that has been seen bIbos
Greensboro has had a market. Yanoey I de
termined to seep constantly ton hand some
thing nioe to please his customers. Dout fail
to call before luylng your Sunday supply, j '
Trmh (ltltr. An Va. 1 I
At railroad eating house. These ovatara
are extra large, and from the Nansemond riv
er beds. ' A limited quanttly sold fainHlas
tsenain your oraers eariy, please. . . .
eeio-u , ,.; 5 i A- X, VlaMOBV
.:, . O . .,.;.2'.
Have Ton Seen itT '
The big red sign at the racket store. Note
paper 80 quire, Thomas' black Ink 80, Be lead
pencils 8 for So, Lace window curtains Tic
worth 1.00. ..; ..i. k . seift-tf
"' '''( For Bent. , ' " '
Store room formerly ooouDted bvR. A. Fios-
mlng Co, t Apply .to, J 1 , 0. & Waionr,
Is wanted by a young lady to teach Drawlu
Painting and Elocution, with other branch
if desired.; Apply to the editor oftheDall- '
Workman,
, aoo-tf
, .'.-.I am determined to oloee out a bin lot 01
w uuiou a wu viiuunua iuw uui a'lvee
someprlos. come early and get your pick.
liujwu u. niu.ARirrrjjus
' "1 lr Ho PoetrW '"i'' '
Rnr. a nm. that. I havo lnat. ranaivmA m la. .
(ot Of those Ladles' Oxford Ties at prloas to ac '
everybody. Also a lot of Hess' low out Sno
and children's Wigwam Sllipers at half 00, .
Come and see them for yourself. . -
Je88-tf , . G. Wnx AaMFTjajk, . '
: - "imiti Hteeelvod.' 'y T ... '
r A large lot of banjo and violin strings at
ocawf,. '-',.:: Tata BaoV
,, : ...Anv person or oerns wlshlntr tri
chase a large brick dwelling house of 18ro 1 '
witn tnree porones, tnat nas been for ye e ; :
used as a boarding house, or a neat oottag? . ( v -four
rooms, or nioe building lots cheap, c
accomodated on tne most reasonable tonus y .
applying to , D, F.Cauiwxu -
aprotl, . .
. .. . Good people all, if yon need your F t
alture varnished or repaired,, carpets i .
shades or eornloes hung, or anv work dour .
the house-furnishing hue, please call on or mi J . , v
for n Wm, H. MoitaiLL, Thomas' Bu,., 04 j
Upholstering a specialty. - ."..
y'T-y--'Wwt Bent, '--.i V
The former Residence of R, Gnllctt on Rait '
Market Street. Houne has six ron s In. rod
coutlalon, out houses, good we l of w'e- tnd
good garden. Apply to . M. i-aes, Civ