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GREENSBORO DAILY WORKMAN. Tol. VIIT,-N 182. GREENS1IORO, N. C, THURSDAY AFTERNOOX, FEBRUARY 19, 1 891. rrlee $3.00 Per Yew, DOUBLE ATTRACTION -AT- BROWN'S . THIS WEEK. In edition to an elegant dif. play of Vhila Gosds and Embroideries and Dress Goods, We have just opened a Large and Deslra- ' ble stock of New Clothing, " t . , . . . - OM MUSING BUSINESS SUITS," ' DRESS SUITS, and a very full and attractive line of . STYLISH, Dressy Pantaloons, rORY0UN(EN. COIIEandLOOK SAMPLE S. BROWH & CO. tii and 34 South Elm street ; u, Orleans SvruD. also N r vfo.a. Mania SvmD and Bar- badoes Molaase. any ot which you will find nice aaq paiauDie , t Scott & Co's. Only $1.50 I have six Webster s Unabridged Dictionaries for sale at , m each. S. F. Harrkix new store Field's factory, FayetteviUe St VI " W 1 5 8 is 111 Pt 8 03 - I fi',,3 a s - !p l 8 ZB - 1 i ff fl rSS ri mn o 2 N 01 Fi s s 3 1 t:-.j 3 ! - i i h. -ts S : 3 j& i " O " ' ( ". J f . jfiVENTSOFADAY. LOCAL AND! GENERAL UftiWS ' OF INTEEE3T. Tht Sword of a Day's Haptxalin-in and Around liroeniboro What Our jupor ton Bo and Eaar Personal Wot a, Lc- oal Brevities, to. to. Real estate continues to change hands at fair rates. The tran f.om FayettevP'e last evening, was somewhat behind time. The weather for today: North Car- olina,colder,"northead; windaj" ' local rains. un account oi uie mud a - grea - a many of our news Items are somewhat locaL Mrs. G. W. Alley ventured out into tne front porch yesterday and sat good whDe in the open air. A special train of seven Pullman cars, with about one hundred on board passed through this morning at iwao, going south. Persons who wish to examine the new gas heating applicance fof Mr. Greer wfll call on him at his rooms on West Market Street Maj. Rawley is in town today plac ing the celebrated Rex flour. It has a reputation nnequeled, being grown and made west of. the Rocky mountains, It is made of spring wheat and is nn surpastf d as a baking flour. . . , la Offer. . ,' ine suDscriDer agrees to mate t aeea ot gut to a lot oi ground, in a good location, to any one who will erect there on a Canning factory. This offer is open for three weeks..- '' V W. D. McAdoo. February i8th, 1891.. Too Many fuoh. ; A man from tne country wbo was here today asking alms of the people laid out enough muscular force in trudging over the muddy roads to have made head way for himself.- He be longed to that clast of - beggars who think that the public owes them such a living that they need only go around and gather it in, and if . one fails to eive they ave not exactly honest There sue too many such. -A - That BmartLittloTog- ; The smart little dog . on Greene street continues on the sick list, and appears to be not much if any better for the medicine he has taken. After taking liquid medicine out of a spoon he was put on pills which he swaMowed with all readiness without complaint, and without making any wry faces. The pills were put up specially for this little dog at the drug store. But it is doubtful if little doggie ever gets over his present sickness. What ails him no one really knows. It may be the distemper or the grip. v. ' ; ; '; : One Way to Look at it. I" " The Chinese are superior to the n, groes in capacity for self government, in intellectual- achievements. and in most of the qualities required for the higher types : of civJ!zalion. Coiise - quently, if the Chinese are to .be ex cluded, and those now here are to be kept in "subjection as a menace to American institutions, how cau South erners be blamed for refusing to sub mit to negro supremacy. Boston Her aid.;, " V.::,: , J '; " If you war tlie Eoys, yo 'IlENDRIX' & If you want a good School Shoe for ou can tiiia them at y. Bi. Co. , Ths Iws VillaiM. v 1 A special to the Richmond Times from Floyd Courthouse, Va under date of yesterday, gives a number of particulars concerning the two villains from Mount Airy. The two robbers rode quietly through the streets of the town late Sunday evening, taking the md to Christiansburg, and about midnight the pursuers passed through on the trail They procured a lantern and procetded. Reaching Hawery's, six miles from Floyd Courthouse, they found the fugitives, McKnight raised a window of the second story of the house, sprang but and fled, and ws filed on several times without effect Taylor wis found under the bed. Be detailed la a boasting manner the dr. cumstances of the robbery. .McKnight is spoken of as a travelling showman. Taylor said they were on their way to the Hatfield and McCoy country on the borders of West Va. and Ken ruckey. McKnight is reported to be armed with two pistols and a large knife.' The suspicion was entertained at Floyd Courthouse that if McKnight is found In the ivy cliff he wIT. never be heard of again. Karriage Last Sight Mr. J. C Murchison, and Miss L Lillian McDonald, both of this city, were married last night, at West Wash ington street Baptist church, at 7:30 o'clock, Rev. W. B ; Wingate officiat ing. The church had been beautifully decorated for the occasion, and was filled to oveiflowing with people, some having to stand outside who could not find room inside the church: -S ; After the ceremony was performed and they had received the congratula tions of a number of friends, the bride and groom took the south bound train for a tour through J Florida. They were accompanied on their tour by Messrs. W. C. Dodson and Wm. Pera- berton. . ' The bride and groom are well known in this city, the groom being master of trains on the C F. & Y. V. R. and the bride being among our most popular young ladies. r How It Originated. Soma, one asked a Workman re porter on yesterday what was the ori gin of the expresion, "Say nothing and saw wood, and the rtporter w ts humiliated, after ,tum'4ing awhile, to find that he didn't have the article, The fact is, since we cone to think of it, "the main important pint," as Weslty Smith would say, is not to know how the saying originated, but to "say nothing arid saw wood." It generally pays well t saw wood, and often limes it pays well for a man to keep his mouth shut. If a man is hired to saw wood, tawing wood is his source of income. Another man is paid for talking, And by a 1 roper di vision ti - labor the " talking- and the sawing" are , kept separate, as they ought to be. : ';.',' ; V The Capital Case-;t ; ; The trial of John Sel'iars for the mur der of Sam' Biooks was begun 7 this morning. " It was dvficult to obtain jury, but this whs at effected and the case was opened. , Judge David Schenck, and David Schenck, Jr., Col Jas. E. Boyd appear for the defendant, and the atate is represented by Solid tor Parker assisted by tlr. John Barringer. s - Only some half dozen witnesses had been examined ty 3:30 o'clock: " The room is dc-ely atL-,l wilh spectators The manSscars tos riot betray any great deal of e?:.c:'.Q& and his face tells nothing, v I. Is f jure is remarkably dak. . FESSOXAL P0IHTER3. Qneaiboro's People and Others Coming ana uoing ana ranmg Tarougb J Mr. Tom Chisolm, of Ramseur was here today. Mr. Berry Davidson of Gibsonville has been here today. - CoL J. N. Staples came in from Washington this morning. Mr. John W. Mei.itt, went to Mt AL7 last evening. Mr. Otho Wilson, of Wake County, is in the city today. Mr. W. If. Hill went to Burlington this morning. , Mr. E. R. Fishblate the clothier, re turned last night from a trip to New York. Mr. Chrles Thornton arrived here last night, and wIQ return to his work this mutning. Rev. C L. Whitaker, of the Winston Methodist Protestant Church returned from a trip to the East last night and spent today here. Dr. Benbow, Mr.. Toraunson and Mr. Parker of Archdale went up to Guilford College this a. m. to attend a meeting of the Board of Trustees. Mr. Z. Groome, the leading to bacco grower of this section, hat been in town today. Mr. Groome was bred and bora in Rockingham, where his father before him was a leading tobac co grower from 184050. , : Mr. F. M. Swan, accompanied by his son of Paisuk, N. J. ; who has been on a visit to his brothers, Cspt. W. C Swan, Greensboro, and Mr. T. W. Swan, Goidsboro, N. C, left" Tor his northern home this a. m. . At tha Benbsw To-Day O. Fulton, Mt Airy 1 Moses Strauss, Baltimore Mrs. Richard, N. C. 1 Lou is B. WciL N. Y. J. R. Hayes, Dr. R. W. Palmer, Gulf; E. A. Brsdshaw Roxboro-; G. W. Wilmiam, Baltimore . L. H." Frazlei, if. S. Fosnes, JWm! Basher, Richmond , G. A. Burnes, N. CiW.B Gassaway, Baltimore ; H. C Plempton, Ga, C Waite, Balti more 1 J. B. Ezelle, S. C. t C H. Wil cox, Ga. S. O. Wilson, Raleigh 1 P. B Milekin, J. H. Hutchenson, Baltimore; E. E. Gray, F. M. Summous, Winston; John Hoskins, N. Y. t H. M. Warfield, Baltimore D. J. Gregory, Ky.J; T. G. Trusley, Va fae. Kohn, D. B. Kim ball, Ga 5 T. B. Bady, Mocksville ; S. N. Kirae, Toledo, 0- 5 W. T. Parker, Archdale j J. S. Allen Wilmington ; W G. Williams, Yadkin i J. M. Cooper, M, H. Vestal and wife, J. S. Mott, E. J. Harnin, N, C.f M. H. Coy, N. Y, ; P. M. RivenbooV.Ya. 5 : L. Gordon, Mdrganton. ; ; s cixr stews. Do not fail to secure some of those Kid Gloves now . being sold at Ray mond Powell's, at ro cents, and s? cents per pair, some ladies are buying them by one . nalt dos. pairs, ine quality is good, but are slightly dam aged by moisture. You alt have had gloves damaged in this way. ,, i Are you in need of . Window Shades ? if so,' are those now going at Raymond & Powell's at 30 cents each, snriMr roller and fixtures complete hot low priced ? a beautiful assortment of Brown, Drab, Ecru, straw color ana Pea Green. -7:-1-,,;77;:-7.77' 7r"7.;' . Pav vour City Taxes imposible to give further indulgence. : 7 - :. - , . j,:-.,., K. XVI. K.EES. ' ' f-iw. "'77' 7-7 City Collector. For 7"i c 9-1 w. 'ale A good 'r oiith old. R. Milch Cow M. Douglas. m mn m Ol. Dry Vmim mt PnMhllt kU bNI MM em. W stv ! Busy as Bees Everyjday, and why i Our goods art) We still have a large stocic on hand, which must be closed out. Below we mention a few of the many bar gains that TOU MAT PI7IICaXAOS AOarit SlandardiPritdt. H'ctt, Allan's Fine Prints, 6) ct$, Apron Ginghams, best qualify, 6 c, Drtus Gingham, fooi qnaUfv. 8f, IvieFiewJi (Jin-jltums, 10c. Fine French Lateens, 22c. 7 (fotmet price S7J) . AU ana Amtrknn Sateens, 9ic, A few BUaclad TaUe Damasks only wor foriHer price Ibc) Genuine Damask at 85, 95, 1.20 are genuine bargains. . WI STILL'HAVK A VERYNICHSKt.EC- 1? tion or DRESS GOODS. Don 't Miss the ovvortunituf rt j j 1 . opnnz w near an , hand' :" . -' 7.';-7 4 IMMENSE BARGAINS IMMENSK IIAI1GAINS IMMENSE BARGAINS i IN mi) Every Yard Guaranteed ho to split in wear I 7"' ;7 otp ;'''.i7'.: ' Stoc!;of Shoes Is not broken as. ct. Have all Siia of Celebrated Slakea v : 7 . : SUCU B v... .. ' .'onows' and C:u:b3 - . '-s '-' ' 1',' ' ' ' ': Cuetou Made Goods Come Early! C:n:o TrAi' Prcfcf elder
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