THE DAILY WORKMAN.
J. L. M1CHAUX, Editor,
i. 8, MICH A UX. Local Editor.
' Sam Jones it preaching in hit
acoustomed way at Danville. He ' it
a wonderful man. If he be a crank
I some are pleated to tay, he it ptifc
ting himself to a good ute. No
t modern crank baa had tuch power to
urn thingi completely around, intide
outward and uptide down, IU it
not alraid oi offending men by telling
them of their tint. , A peculiarity pi
hia preaching it that his denuncia
tiona of tin Cji not drive hia hearert
way. Many a man knowt how to
denounce tin, but hasn't the power to
do it to effectually aa to bring the
tame hearer baok. In this he it pe
culiar, and we regard it aa a divine
gift. Danville people adjourned
their tobacco sales from 10 o'clock to
II :3s a. to., to give telle! a and buy-
era a chance to hear the great preach
er, and they are availing themtelvet
of the opportunity.
Commencement Exercises. We
return thanks to Pretident Jonet for
a ticket of invitation to the Com
mencetnent Exercitei of Greensboro
Female College, May 29th and 30th
Repeating what hat already been
announced, we give the order of
events aa follows:
Annual Sermon by Rev J. H,
Cordon, of Raleigh, on Sunday May
26tb.
Addreta to the Society of Alumnae
Wednesday,' May 2oth. by Rev. A.
" Coke Smith, of S. C
Elocution .. Recital, Wednesday
May 29th 8 130 p. m.
Graduation Exercises, Thursday
May 30th. 10 a. m.
. Degiees Conferred i Presentation
of Diplomas, by Gov. Fowle.
Annual Concert, 2:30 p. m.
Art Exhibition, ", Wednetday and
Thursday.'
r LIST OF LETTERS ,
. Bsmaining in the Postoffloe In Greens
boro, ST.'. 0 May 8 1889:
' . Mrs. Cornelius Bankt, Mrs. John
' Anderson, Andrew,' Bird, W. W
Ra..i:. f- u T. ' nr.. rt
W. Butler, J, H. Cook, ;: Rev. ; D,
Counell, S. R. Ellis, Mary - Hardin,
El wood Holton, Louie Geryin, Mrs.
John I Geverner, Miss Sankie Gil
, bert, Wm; Hilton, '; W. D. ; Glenn;,
Mrs. Issabella Lebrey, Sam Macro -
go, Dr. Jackson Meadow, Miss Jaoie
Meddleton,lIissThisia Mordon, ,,C.
; S. Oanly, Wm. Paylor, Mrf.' Thos.
O. Beal, J. V. Pherson, Miss Delphy
.' ann Pritcbett, Miss Mamie ,. Prayer,
A. D. Ray, Jos. ' T,! Ross, Daniel
Sunption, Horace Sloan, Mist Daisy
Smith, GeoT. J, i. Smith, v Charlier
, Snipes', Julius, Stewartj'A.L.; Wal
-'fori William Walls,. H.' Watson,
t .MrsvU' W;.,':E;:"Watherly WJU.
, yvinsicaa.,, . .,,. .jg-m of y
Persons calling for the above letters
Will please say advertised. ,., -
Geo. H. Gmmjory, P. M. '
' ' Mb. Editor ; Plaaao pabliBh - the
followinjf.extraota, 1 for' general; la
forma ion: ;
Rev. R. G. Pearson writes from
,(SFajettejUle',14tK,U?Th Lojd is
graciously blessing , 'this people',
and there fit taftpy confessions of
,v faith in Christ every day.- I regret
1 Bxeeedingly "we ; cannot continue
, .nere longer, uus nnuer tiiBung (Cir
cumstances, it seems best. to close,
j and come to yoa on time.,,:; J ? ex
pect to reach Greensboro 6a Sat
. nrclay and request that i the Pastors,
, . AtllA? TICiKaI ft Tll4 wit A Ia'Aii A
.BHWt MM SMUW tVUV4 ,VA . , U V
f ttnBio, will meet me at five o'clock,
vnj thing ready, and my first eer
, 'rice will be Sunday night .'Jff'
Dr. Smith requests ma to estract
fy:;froni, tbe letter;; aud,'; wonld
rvenlttira to'call'the mee&i'i aliad
0 above; in the Eaitist Chnfch' at
' 5, P.M., Saturday. ''C. ,T ;
1 W. o. Moore, i
1 v.
Good Men u
-A
I like tbe Norwegi..
elers here declare tbeu
honest. - I oertainly have u
the slightest disposition -part
of any one of them to, u
or cheat, and if trnstfnlnees
evidence of honesty, these ;peo
are wonderfully so. Theydia.
hang keys to their etorehoasea.aiis
granaries keys biz enough " tu
brain a man with; They are near
It always in the keyhole or hang'
ins somewhere within reach of one
feloniously inclined. At wayside
stations curiosities sometimes of
small silverware are exposed in
tbe Dublio room, where anyone can
easily carry them off. Farm houses
are left open when tbe whole faml
ly goes off to oat bay, and in some
unfrequented localities, the wayfar
er goes in, builds a fire, and cooks
a meal; goes to the store room,
helps himself to milk and "flat
broed." and leaves on the table
money enough to pay tor what he
baa used. Frequently a post-boy
(he is sometimes a man and not in
frequently a girl or woman) has ta
ken what I have paid for his does,
putting it into his pocket without
counting. He always, however,
sees what you give him as a gratu
ity, and shakes yoa by the . hand
when be says "tak" (thank). I
gave a Bervant girl too much for
our dinner. She was much amused
when she followed me, that I
should have made suoh a. blander.
At wayside stations they charge
ridiculously low prices, and as far
as I can learn make no distinction
in making charges to foreigners
and home people.
They are a sturdy, fine-looking
people, and are the most thorough
democrats1 on the face of the globe.
Tbey have abolished all titles and
nobility, and have not learned to
worship wealth. One man is quite
as good as another, and his bear
ing shows be thicks so. He takea
off bis hat when be meets yoa on
the roadside, but does it as freely
to tbe coachman who drives as to
the rioh man who lolls back in the
carnage. They are good natured
people, I am sure. The kitchen is
the living room in , a . well-to-do
farmhooee. I have; walked, into
these frequently, and generally
found the mothers putting the ha
isbing touobes to the - pot when
preparing a meal; , and I could
never tell whiob were the daughters
01 tbe bouae and which the eerv
ants. ' Ur tbe way, the latter are
not ashamed of their calling, and
when I. have asked a pretty one if
she were the. daughter. , she says
Obi nei; I am a servant. . . Many
of the women in the mountains and
upper valleys are very ' comely
not ' beauties, but 'ruddy: i rosy
plump and healthy, 'specimens ' of
feminity. Carter Harrison, in Chi
oago Muil . vi?4m.htm.-''. ;
;J'i' ;, Montana Democratic.
Minneapolis. Minn.: May 15.-
The Journal's. Helena, Montana.
special says Ihe Constitutional
Convention will be democratic by
jijiiiiunii
,tibt received a fresh :
a. ; - .: : SL . ' ' ;
! I supply of
,6 LITHIA-
m ! WATER.
tLINARIS
WATER.
EXTRACT.
y
iiB!Ull
WATSON DRAUGHT, BY
Tlirj BOTTLE, OR IN
j BULK.
ice cold soda and mineral
Waters, at
GEO
m25-iy, -
FITZSimONS
IMPERIAL EGG FOOD
(Tim, aMkj
WILL MAKE HENS LAY.;
IMPERIAL ' EGG FOOD
Prevents and absolutely Cnres the dk-
incident to Jroultry.
Ever thought ten years ago that the manufacture oi Clothing could be car
ried to such a degree of perfection as is shown in the better grades , .'
. of Suits and Garments produced in these days ? Andjwho , ,
. . ever imagined .tbat tasteful, serviceable and per- -
litting Clothing could be produced
at sucir low prices r
You aware of theiact that we are selling GOOD Cutaway Salts at $6.90,
$7.50, $S.75 and $9 50, and GOOD Sack Suits at $6, $7, $3 and
$9? Our customer often tay : "I don't see how they can
be made for that J price. In Men's Suits our
prices begin at $3 aad end at $: 1. Men'a ' .
nmi range irom 50 cis 10 3ut
you
Will find it profitable to look through our stock of Clpthing. Recenr arri
vals of special lines bought at closing out prices make it possible for us
to ofl'er great inducements in this department And with our One
Price way of doing business you do not ve to TEW for an
hour to cet down to a fair price. We . ime the lowest
and only price at first, the same to you and
everybody.
WE ARE
1 1
11 s
Wih
1 1
In iSflff lonfracted Blood Poison'
of bud lypa,' and m trauMd
mercury, potash ua arsaprUl
mlxtnrfcf'.towiris Wane lt tho ttme,
I took, fl tmall buitlca H.H.&. which
WJei ttl ajjre'y. nd 00 ign of,
the dreuaranliseaao hu rotnmcd. .
..jjan, 10,'. i,,,,HQbbjrvilj6lo(I.
llj HUle nlee had whit iwdling'
to ouch an cxLcnt thai Aha Mini rin.
U fined to the bed for a long time.
! Mortf fTfnfl SO lttatta of hurui mm
' ntol hr.kfvand the doctor laid
amputation wag the only remedy to
save her lite. I ref need the operation
and pnt heron 8.S.SI. and she ia sow
np and activo nnd In aa pood health aa
not child. Him AnNra GEiauno.
.f eb. 14, S9. . . Columbus, OaT
Book on Blood Diaeaiea amt froa. ;
fiwriT SPEcmo Co.
Drawer S, Atlanta, Ga,
. OHIOKEN CHOLERA
Is usually the result of weakness cused
by a laok of the proper ohemioals in the
system. These are supplied by the
Imperial Egg Food, whiob also im
arta vigor to . ,
TOUNG CHICKENS & TURKE IS
Ind f orniahes material to build upon at
the very Bp all expanse of 1 cent per
lowland 1-4 of I cent per chicken' for
two weeks. t ; '. -- '
: ; Ti a 8TURTEV1NT.
..v . ,t: 4 ..-y Hartfod. Conn.
Manufaotarer of. Ground Oyster
Shallfl and other foultry Hnppliea
Mill 162-164 Commerce St. OUlee JSo
$10. owwoireei. coraauaoj
. aa-tf.
WO, PORTER,
Greensboro, . 0.'
HAVE TOU SEEN IT?
Roller
THE
-4 IV
Tray Trunk
mHE MOST WONDEBFUL
;-L invention of tbe nineteenth
oentury. Most convenient, moB
dnf able and cheapest' trunk made,
T.8aye, jqn many baok-aobes A
simple: motion of yonr band . wil!
enable' yoa to paok or tropack yoar
trank,witbont baying to lift a" tray.
Made in every etyle." 1- .
1BT ALL DEALERS.
PATENTED AUD MADS BI
H. W. 'IIOUNTREE & BRO.
Makers Of all kinds of j
TRUNKS AND JXBAVELING BAGS.
1 t
Biohmond, Ta.
" r 1 ' Notice 4)f Organization)
rfH!i,V',.pl .1 fi r n -tr. ,
""VTOTJCE 'IS' EEREBYf. GIVEN
'IM that the flret meetings of .? the
Stockholders of the Corporation known
aa the '.'Gnilford Iinmber Manufacturing
Company, !: to whom letters q Incorpo
ration were issued by the Clerk of t$e
Snperipjc Court of Guilford eonnty on
the 13th day of May A. D., 1889. will be
held at the office of the 'Electric Light
Compuu v, IntbeTiiy wf Greensboro, N,
O.,"on Mdnday th 27th day of May, A.
D.i 188gi'ftt 7:15 o'olock.'ir. fm.L for the
purpose of electing Direcrers and prr
lectin g the organizatioh of the snid in
corporation. . 4 W, MbndbhhaiiL. ;
Dated May 15th, 1889. td
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Praofloinsr Thysleian, OreeiMboro. N,
0.; offers hia Professional Services to
the '"citizens of 'Greensboro nd stu
rounding-eountryr Offloe at 'Porter
Dalton's t!itf store,-"When, not there
ean bo ' J at his residence on Ashe
bows' r.posite Col. T. B. Keogh'i
Showing our customers a line of Men's Fine Shoes that have never been
excelled in this city, at $3.50, $4, f i 75, $5 and $6. In cheaper
Shoes we have . Gaiters and Bals at $1.15, $1.25, ti 90
and $2.50. Our stock of Tennis and Base Ball
Shoes, Men's and Boys sizes, will be "
in this week.
Sample S. Brown's
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ONE PRICE HOUSE.
. GO TO CHINA HALL AND GET Y0U1V
China Crockery; and Glassware. ' '
LAMPS AND LAMP GOODS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION. WE.
a KEEP A LARGE STOCK, AND INVITE THE
; - PUBLIC TO CALL AND IN- . .
; ; SPECT OUR GOODS.', ' 1
v , . EespectfUlly,, , . ; ' ' ; ; ; ;'Zr-Z
&t m dmCHESTER BROS:
SOUTH ELM STREET, Opposite Benbow Hall.
a46ro
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NOTICE.
NORTH CAEOLINA 1 ' thaVhwrkwryttirlL
..GuUTord County, f ;the SbperlOTTOurt.
Margaret Jane 'MoLeaa' and Ahrhi ki
Mary' Ann Akirr,'- Biker and his wife
. Jane laker,. waiter Hickman, ana ,jus
wife Melissa, William MoLen, Jajnes
Hamilton and hie wlfer- Isabel, -Pejton
and hiswife Mary Ann, Wil
liam McLean. David N. McLean, and
other heirs at la of Addison MoLean
t 1 ' i .iJ . . I it Til ..
wnniia nantM rarA mv vnnvn .ivnn
TIOE.
.NoWoe Is hereby given that applica
tion will be made to the General As
sembly now in teesion to 'change1 the
charter oftheeity of Greensboro, N. 0.
j280d , Joeh A. Babbinobb; Mayor.
1 1
Nil
k MflLean, Samnel MoLesn, and other
neirs of Wm it MObean, wnosenameai
' are not known: ana.tne cmraren ana
and heirs at la w of Joseph MoBnde
and his wifer Patsy McBride. whose
nameaare no.kBipwn, Defendants, j
retition to selJ land for, Pftlpri.
It aopeBridii i loo ,tha oourt , that the
foregoing defendants are not residents
of this State, and canbdt after due' dilk
penee'befooad in the :State,nd -that
they are proper parties to a speoial pro
ceeding to sell real estaW.ifl thirf-State,
ia Which they ar latereetevay riesr part
tatiookiMd'i the: oonrt .having, .ordered
that publication be made for them ! "
Notice ia hereby given' to Uaid Pefbn-)
dants to be andjappae.rbefore thape
rier Conrt, at the 0 erk's pfBpe xn the
oonrt house, ia Greehubdrd. in the" ootttk?
ty'af oMsald,' OB the 20 day ot Jnne,i889,
and to nlead. answer At demur to the
Petition which has been" lileil hv'iwid
oonrt, or jadtcment per conf babq! wiUrbed
renderea egainfit tnom, atiaxeuei cant
ed as prayed for in the V etition. , 1
, Done at Greensbord, Qnitford ootmtjr
on the loui day ot AprflK.JJ-f,1! '
. -AliBEBT A. IIOLIOK. 1
iMrt- 1 GsA'pt BttpWof Gotirf,'
Valuable Lands for Sale..
A t THE COCET , HOUSE, ' AT
Sti. 12 o'clock on
's i- v MAY 25th, 18&9 . '..
we will seinb th8 "highest bidder- the
farnt belonging to the heirs ot Balph
Gomll,r, oo'd. containing 50. aores,.
more ore less, situated on the north RidA.
hot Reedy Forkv bum miles from Greehs-
Doro, ana s miles Jrom Brow Summit,
This farm contains 800 'acres of flnelv"
timhnffid Ian1 a lama kn. l " i ' -
y-i , j. wiqv uvuj vi v
a well sad springs of good iwater'at djf- r
ferent points.The soil ia well adapted to
the pTOauflUtih Of tobacdd.'wheatf anm
oata clover and t)ther grasses, and will '
ba4tyided' into fonr or fly farms. . :This .
diywion will be announced hereafter,
i27-4ViPw E. P, wHABTOS & TJO.
'.tt'rl
SALK'
fKiiE'"iicikiLE5TrpiAr
"GraUkPsAlalOMc enUli. Prinlina
(PreandjOntfifcnPor particulars apply .
bad oft vtiU. ivirin riKiiaiMv4Vi'? .
wuuKD, ivr-..
in,R rPeirsons wifllung . t purchase'
Piaiio may apply to . W. 8. Mnnm.
W. 8.
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