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Inaditlonto an elegant dlt.
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VJhita Goods and :
A Embroideries and
Dress Goods,
Wa hava jut opened a
Large and Desira- -
bla stock of
New Clothing,
COMflUSlKO
BUSINESS SUITS,
DBESS SUITS.
nd a very full and attractive line of
STYLISH,
Dressy Pantaloons,
fur Yorna MEN.
COME and LOOK
SAMPLES. BROWH&CO.
..a3and aj South. Elm street.-.
' tunK New Orleans Syrup, also N.
O. Molasses, Maple Syrop and Bar
badoes Molaese, nv ol wkich you
will find nice and palatable ?
at Scott & Co s.
Only $.5o I Live six Webster's
Unabridged Dictionaries for sale at
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(iBEENSBORO,
EVENTS OF A DAY.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
OF INTEREST.
The Bcoord ef a Day's Eappsalngi la and
Ajoona uroeBioore wut Imr Jupor
tot F sad HearPersonal Hot s, Lo
cal Bnritlte, to. Ao.
The train from the south ins over
two hours late today.
Mr. L. W. Andrews is contending
heroically with a massive carbuncle. .
'Several students from Guilford Col
lege have been here today visiting our
merchants.
The warmth of the atmosphere to
day hu had a positively demoralizing
effect on laiypeople. . .
' Weather indications, for North Car
olina : Watmeri variable winds j rain t
clearing by Saturday night
Winston will soon have a telephone.
What has became of Greensboro's
much talked of telephone exchanger
There was a slight fisticuff in the
reception' room of the R. tc D, R, R;
last night which was interfered with
by Officer Whittington. -
The Winston Sentinel is urging the
connection by telephone of Winston
and Greensboro. This would no
boubt be a paying investment
The weather today hu been very
changable -first cloudy, and then sun-
Lshine. But the weather indications
say it will clear op by Saturday night
So let us watt and hope for the best
You can spend a profitable hour, by
attending the services at the . Young
Men's Christian Association tomorrow
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Rev. S. W.
Coe will deliver an address. Good
singing by the male quartett All are
invited.' . : - -' . .
Eiok Dogs.
Greensboro has several dors that
are suppotd to have the grip and are
being attended by regular, physicians.
The theory is to treat the canines as if
they wers of the genus homo. So far
the treatment seems to he promising
success, as the patients are improving.
' . . Gone Off Again. 1
It was only a slight provocation that
caused Bro. Cook of the Concord
Standard tQ go off in such style as tha
(he can hardly . survive the spring
months) "The Standard desires to re
turn thanks for a collection'of flowers,
beautiful and sweetly odorous. . Kind
hearts and lovely flowers are woman's
weapons they are mighty. ." .
.'-An Old Eye Bore. "T" ,
Capt. Dick Smith has : " got road "
with that old haunt known as the old
factory, ' corner of Greene street and
Belle Meade Avenue, and this : morn
ing began to tear up brick bats. 1 Eve
rybody is hoping that the ugly chasms
will be filled Cp, the place levelled - up
and the nuisance abated. ; Thert hur
rah for Greene street from one end to
the other. ' ' ' " " ' ;
At 0. F- College Last Height.
The "entertainment given last night
at G. F. College, was an occasion of 1
much interest, and while ; the crowd
was greatly fluted by the inclement
weather, still a very fair and apprecia
tive audience was present, and all
seemed to heartily enjoy the exercises.
An interesting programme had been
prepared, consisting of sons, dialogues,
elc , which was carried out in a man
1 ner creOitalle to all concerned. . - .
N. C, SATURDAY AFTERXOON,
raMomiroiiim. .
QrtBboro, fwple OiM Oonja
aadBolng sad Passing TWog
Mr. J. W. tlangim it ia tht chy to
day. ' ' : . , ' .
Prof. X W. Can came in this morn
in f.xra Trlpitjf CoUcgt;. -' :.; ;
Mr. Hani ItaturittWriW joter
day from Hot Springs,- Ark.' f'--
Rev. Dr. AVandejt Martfiv ojt Dan;
ville, tif caW ip to. .'dt this
morning. : ' 1 '
Maori Henry rcgram, $am CDmet
and J. Wi. Werritt, eomercad rowr
are here todajf. .. "'r ' V. " 1
Mr.anJMrivW. ft; IkM t
turned tfats 'imiig. froi 'f 'tistt to
ReidsvBk .
Me. Cobalt Sapp vent ta keraers.
vDle thatnorning to spend Sunday
with parents at that place.
. Rev. C M. Pepper, editor, of the
Living Issue, -whose home bat High
Point, is here to Jay on a visit v : -
We had pleasant call today from
M-. P. S. Williams, of Rockingham
county, jus over the G Iford, border, j
Mr. Frapds Beard, f Brooklyn, N.
Y has arrived ia the aty rn a visit of
some time to his neice, Mrs. W. C
Swan, soa Fayetteville street -
Dr. A. R. Wilson, formerly of this
city, but subsequently and for several
years past, of Pelham, N. C, has re
moved 40 the i city with hu wife
and, two children and will here prae
tke his profession. - We - welcome
the Dr. on his return to the 'home nest,
and trust that he may . tinil it both
pleasant and profitable.-, .-.'. j :
If: At the Beabew To-Day.
Chis. Price, N. C 1 C W. Cofee, L.
M. Michaux, Richmond,.Thos. Settle,
H. C Parker.Reidsvillet C C Ham
let, N. C -K P. a JUthrop, Hartford j
A. C. ITiley, Norfolk; A. Nayer, Phil
adelphia 1 H. K. Whitman, Milton, Fa
A. J. York, Concord j J. Stow, Atlanta
Henry Albertson and wife, Philadel
phia 1 J. W. Gore, Chapel Hill; M. R
Whartou Ala. ; P. P. Zemmsrman, N.
C t C H. ConsUble. Va. ; T. G. Tins
ley, Pa. j A. H.Ueller, Baltimore ; H.
J. Mendenhall, Trenton, Jj. J. j J. D.
Hodges, Baltimore j S. , O. Wilson,
Raleigh ; Mrs. S. S. Gore, Winchester;
W. D. Wager, N. Y. R. L. Howard
and wife Mrs B. ; F. Howard " and
daughter, Buffalo i W. , L, Cobb and
wife, I1L i J. D. Payne, Win. Basher,
Va. ' Mrs. E. A. Flanders and daugh
tef, Boston j C L. Pankejr, Va. i G. K
White, W. A.' Gassaway, Baltimore j
james M. Reia, Kyr ; J. Mayjield, Ya.;
T; J. Hale, Day toh' O.-s O. B. Wight
man, John Pruett, Ark. j R. S. Ryburr,
Shelby 1 Vf.t. buncon,' touisviile j R.
F. Rice, City j J. E-. Hancock, Fred
Reif; Baltimore t Miw Mattie Ran(
some, New Benie' A.;,' ''.t-fj 'li
- Everybody hat-.- heard - of the fun
there is in"rurin!ng I newspaper from
the time it begins to run In the t regu
lar way until it tuns iuto the ground.
If it be a quarterly the fun is quar
terly ; if it be a monthly,the fun is once
a month j if weekly, the tunwill come
weekly, but if daily, the fun Witt be
daily. Anybody that "knows "reth
tnetic" can see that'th re is-six times
as much fun in a paper that is dailyjex
cept Sundays7as there is inja weekly ;
twenty six times as-; much as there is
ra' a monthly "enty eight times
more than in a ily. . And twice
a day would just double it, if any
body could stand that much fun. . '
FEBRUARY 21, 1891.
fiERnOESrOSTO-lIOREOW. .
8om of tlx Places Whirs Ton Oaa Worth!1
To-morrow
Sunday school at the Baptist Mis
non Chape! (East Greensboro) at t:jo
p-m. AQ Invited.
At Westminster Church, preaching
at 11 a. m. and 4 p. m. by the pastor.
Sunday school at 1:30 p. m. All are
mnted.
Society, of Friends will hold services
corner of South Elm and Lee street
Rev. Ishara Cox is expected to preach
at 11 a. m.
Gospel Service at Y. M.fC. A. to
morrow afternoon at 4 tjo o'clock Rev.
S. W. Cot will deliver an address. All
men art invited.
At West Market Street M.T2. church
Rev. S. H. HuTiard, the pastor, wp.
preach at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sun.
day school at 9:30 a. m. Alt are in
vited, First Presbyterian church (services
held in court house), preaching tonight
by Rev. Dr. Martin of Danville, also at
it a. m. and 7:30 p. m. on Sunday.
Communion at the morning service
and children's meeting in the after
noon. Sunday School at 0:1.0 'a. mr
AT bvited.
At Centenary M. E. church Rev.
E. L. Stamey, the pastor will preach
at 11 a. m. and at 7: to p. m. Sunday
school at 3 p. m. are invited to
these services. '
Services at St Barnabas Episcopal
church u follows: Early Celebration
at 8 a in. Sunday School at 9:45 A
ox,1'" morning " service at 11 s- 1
eveomg services at 5 p m.
. At West Washington Street Baptist
church, the pastor, Rev. W. B. Win
gate, wiu preacn at 11 a m. and 7:30
p. m. Sunday school at 930 a. m
All invited to these services. .
' StvE W Emitu Duablsd ,
A card to Mr. W. R. Murray of this
city conveys the intelligence that Rev.
E. VY. Smith, while preaching for.Rfv.
Dr. Withtripopn, of Nas'ievfl'e, Tenn,
was disabled Seriously in .his throat,
and had gone to Thomasville, Ga , for
recuperation.
Prot Chas. D. Mclver, Supt of the
Institute Instuction of this Sute, will
lecture at -Guilford College on the
evening of Saturday the a8th, inst. .
Mr. Warren Brown, editor of the
Lexington Ledger, was in the city
today. .; : .-'.. '
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. - An Offer' ' "
The subscriber surrees to make a
deed of gift to a lot of ground, in a
good location, to any one who wi"
erect there on a Canning factory. . Th's
offer is open for three weeks.'
j ' ; , : -t W. E. MC.APOO.
i February 18th, 1891:; ' -
cixr STEna,
Do not fail to secure some of. those
Kid Gloves now being "sold at Ray
mond & Powell's, at to cents, and i
cents per pair, some ladies are buying
them by one "half ; doz. pairs. . The
quality is good, but are slightly dam
aged by moisture. You all have had
gloves damaged in this way. ,. .. r
; Are you in need of ; Window
Shades ? if so. are those now jrointr at
Raymond & Powell's at 30 cents each,
spring roller and lixtures compieie noi
low priced ? a beautiful assortment of
Brown, ' Drab, Ecru, Straw color and
)Pea Green. ' -
Pay your City Taxes imposible
give further indulgence.
- , R. M.Rees.
f-iw.-' - ' City Collector.
to
Trice 13.00 Ttr Vearj
11 B SALE
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Busy as iBees
Everyiday,JanJ why ?j.Cttx goods are
Hi; Mai bp.
We still have a laraa stock
ori hand, WhtehrVi Oat b
ciosed out. Betpw
- we mention a few
of the many bar
gaina that
TOTMAT PUTtCnB
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JUan'$ Stand 'trdiPrinbtixfrt.
AUcm'sHm Prints, 6J cU,
Apron Glngltans, lett quiUty, 6J c
VrtM (tiuii'uim. thttvt anifilti. 81.
Fine VetuA Ginghams, IQc
Fine French akeiB,22e.
.". (fotmex Tyriee 371) '
AJlan't Amvfctin Se:ns,.lz, 1;
Aetu Etmcitnl -TM Darwhi onty
50c. former prtaelSfs); ;
Genuine Damask at 85,p5,' 1.20 are
genuine bargains. ' .
WI STrLL'lIV A VCRY ICS 8atHC-
. TIONOr
DRESS GOODS,
Don't MissltJie ovDorbunitu!
Spring is near at .
hand-
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IMMENSE RUUIAIV
IMMENSE UAKUAIN'S
IMMENSE .BARGAINS
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Every, Yard Guarahtocd
not to split in vvearll
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Stockof Shoes
Is not broken as ef. Haw All
- Sisi of tl Celebrated Make '
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r.Tonovvs' and ; Douglas
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CtHtom, Made Goods, .
Oome Early I Cci3 Earlv1
Pretzfelder fi Co
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