GREEISBORO DAILY WORKMAN.
Vol. YII!,-No. IOO.
GKKENSEOK0, N. f.f SATURDAY AFTEBN'OON, FEBRUARY 28, 1891.
prlM f 3.00 Per Tear
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, At Brown's .
vtire have
Bust
opened
' a superb
. line of
new
Clothing,
embracing,
fine, stylish
dress suits. ,
business suits .
and an
' elegant selection
of fashionable
trbusersfor
young men.
Come and :
see them
at Brown's.
Purr New Orleans Syrup, also N.
O. Molase, Maple Syrup and Bar
badoes Molasse. any of which you
will find nice and palatable
t Scott & CoV
Osvt $a-So. I have six Webster's
Unabridged Dictionaries for sale at
$a.SO each. a F. Harrell new
store Field's factory, Fayetteville St .
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EVENTS OF A DAY.
LOCAL AND GENERAL REW8
, , - OF IN1EBEST.
The Beoord of a Day's Happenings in and
Around Groeniloro What Oar Bepor
tors Cm and BearPersonal Hot s, Lo
cal Brevities, 4o 4o.
We are almost glad that Danville,
Winston and other places have as
much mud as we have.
Young men, remember the Gospel
services at the Y. M. C. A., to morrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Go.
Prof. Charles Mclver has gone to
Guilford College today and will lecture
to the studqnts of that Institution
tonight
A select party of young people en
joyed a sociable at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Beacham last
evening.
Weather indications: For North
Carolina and South Carolina, winds
becoming southerly, warmer, fair
weather. ...
" ' Death of Kr 8haw
Mr. Thomas Shaw died at Hillsdale
yesterday of pneumonia, leaving three
helpless orphan children, whose motlier
perished last June from a burn.
Died This Afternoon. , -Mrs.
Elvira C Pointer died at the
residence of C H. Ireland, corner of
Spring and Gaston streets in this city
at t:io this afternoon. ; The funeral
services will be held Monday morning.
March snd at the residence. '
A Stenographer, - ...
From the Concord Standard it is
learned that the OdeU Manufacturing
Company of that town have employed
a stenographer and assistant book
keeper in the person of Mr. Tyson of
Randolph county ; "'
, . They've Come. ( ; ' v
F. Fishblate has just received a full
line of the World Renowned , Knox
Hatr ( for which they are. agents ) in
the new spring shapes. Also a full
line of Soft Hats " in alf . styles. The
Hoffman House Soft and Stiff Hat,
which is the latest in browns, blacks
or blues, in all shapes. : i ' ;v' .
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Tha Tribulations of Newspaper Mar J
Many are, the. acknowledged tribu
lations of a newspaper man, . A sub
scriber came in some days ago and paid
up his subscription to February 30th, a
day; that . could never come. (Th
Workman "warpsX all newspaper men
against an? such contractsr: Beware of
theothjJay of February. (li iJ- tfij
... j:ev,Sam JonesTBreaks Down.
A : letter has been - received by a
prominent Methodist of Sherman,
Texas,' from Rev Sam P. Jones, the
Georgia, evsngelist. . ;
' The. letter was in reply .to an ex
pression of ? approval of Mr.- Jone's
part in the recent clinching match in
Palestine. The writer is very de
spondent, and "' assures bis Texas
friend th at he is now a physical wreck,
and. never hopes ' to regain perfect
heal'h The arduous labors of the past
few years have brought him suddenly
face to face with a physical collapse,
which he dreads, v
The above was taken from the At
lanta Constitution of yesterday, and
his many friends her a deeply sympa
thize with Mr. Jones..
For rent- The boarding house now
occupied by Mrs. Vernon on Ashe St.
Apply tO C. C GpRRELU
fiatt-
Birds Eye View of Qrsensbora. .
Thi Workman mentioned the fact
a short time since that an artist was on
a visit here for the purpose of making
a birds-eye picture of the city, which,
when completed, would show as if the
beholder were on some elevated point
the entire city and its environs, its
buildings, its streets, its railroads and
its factories, with the topography far
and near, and yesterday we were shown
by Mr. Stoner, the canvassing agent,
the picture in Iudia ink as it will ap
pear when lithographed and it will be
lithographed provided 150 subscribers
can-be obtained for the picture.
The examination which we have
been able to make ot the picture leaves
a favorable impression. The 'work
seems to have been well done, and the
birds-eye view is the only one by which
the whole of any town or city can be
brought into sight at one time; enab
ling any citizen in a few moments to
recognize his own dwelling and the
streets leading to it
A picture in this style must afford
entertainment to those who are so tat
tunate as to possess it, while at the
same time it will serve as an advertis
ing medium, conveying to the people
at a distance such a knowledge of the
city's appearance as could be conveyed
in no other way. , ,
Such a picture framed would be a
handsome ornament, and one much to
be desired, and we doubt if any medi
um for a' permanent advertisement of
the city could equal it
Gobi te Morgaatoa.
A special legislative committee, con
sisting of Senators Rose of Johnston
and Reid of McDowell, and Repre
sentatives Foust of Chatham and iW
man of Cabarrus, accompanied by
Prof. E. McK. Goodwin of the Deaf
and Dumb and the Blind Asylum of
Raleigh, passed through this city this
morning on their way to Morganton to
inspect the advantages., offered the
State Legislature in the site and funds
proposed to be donated for an asylum
for the Deaf and Dumb of the. State.
Morganton proposes to donate $5,000
in money, and a site valued at $7,000.
The committee aim to investigate and
return to Raleigh in time to report on
Monday to the Legislature. ,
It might be said here that Greens.
boro would have been a capital place
for the asylum which is to be built, but
we do not learn that any serious efforts
have been made to brjng the asylum
here. Like the pretty young man who
fails to improve his mind because he
has so much beauty to recommend
him, -we rehon our location and leave !
others to; Make, earnest norts tQvse-
cure advantages j
I v i. Xisd Testeruan
4j, MrsTSa)4 C. Bennett; relfctof. the
late Heprj Berinett, died at th home
otheron jsUlenjiietjCl uailes
north, of the city at, o o'ciocsi, yess
tTiav afternoon, area as vears f
: The deceased had Ions been subiect
tj pulmonary trouble, but" by'.fiint of
great raaustry ana perseverepce . naa
been able to keep up the atrugsle.
, Recently she was attacked fWitn
Dneumonia, which proved too- much
for her and she succumbed to the pow
er of disease, -v -.
I ,Mr. Bennett was the mother of four
son! and a daughter, and left twenty
one living crand children.(., Her living
children are, Monroe, Isaac,' Thomas
RoxieAnn Mrs. Kich. . Preston, a
son, is dead. V
J IVe were pleased to see here this
morning Mr. J. M. FoBSt proprietor of
Mount Vernon tnns, cnatr.am
county, who is a member of the present
Leju-Iiiture.
PEE305AL P0IHTIE3.
Graentboro's People snd Otbrs! Coming
ana uoing ana rawing Through,
Mr. Dolph Blair of Archdale, is in
the city today.
Miss Susie Stone, of Winston, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. W. B. Beach,
am, on Lindsay street.
The Durham Globe notes the pre
sence in that place yesterday of Mr.
W. M. Houston, of this city.
Representative Hopkins of Rocfing.
ham county, returned to Raleigh this
morning from a visit to his family.
Messrs. Eugene Gillaspie and Walter
MendenhaH, students at Guilford Col
lege, have been in the city today.
Mrs. Nutt, ot Mount Airy, arrived
this morning on a visit of several days
to her daughter, Mrs. W. B. Wingate.
Rev J. B. Richardson, pastor of the
Burlington Baptist church, went down
today to meet his appointment at that
place. .
Mrs, Cates, tha mother of Mr. B. N.
Cates of this city, went down to Bur
lington this morning on a visit of some
days.' '
Mrs. J. H. Prince who has been on
A visit to relatives at Goldsboro for
several days, returned to her borne in
this city last night.
Associate Justice Avery was here
this morning on his way to his home at
Morganton, Judge Bynum was also
here at the same time.'
,We woe glad to see here this after.
noon Mr. C A. Reynolds, ot the Ashe
boro Lumber Company, who was up
on a short visit to his family. : . .
Dr. T. T. Ferree, of -Browns Sum
mit, came in this morning on his way
to Worthvffle, wW-lie:truljssistJn
holding a protracted meeting.
Mr. Abner Hicks, of Granville
county, who has been a student for
some time at Oak Ridge Institute,
went down home this morning on
account of the poor health of his
father, Mr. Benjamin W. Hicks. '
Rev. Dr. J. William Jones, formerly
of Richmond,' Va., but now of Atlanta,
Ga, passed down to Chapel. HiU this
morning, where he will lecture before
the students. JJe .will then visit Her
derson, ftcxn if hich place he will return
to Raleigh td attend, the baptist bun.
day School Couvcntion on Thursday.
r : , Ths City Tax Case. ;f J ; v
; The csss ot the City of Greensboro
vs-W, D. McAdoo and others was ar
gued before lodge5 BoykirT this morn
ing ; Messrs Dalard King and Tas
E. .Boyd representing the city," and
Messrs 1. a, . xvioreneaa ana 14, i
Scott the efenManU !Tb( i -cae" in-
voivea me question ot me ngm 01 uie
Board of CjfyiAJdrm! n t,o levy, local
ssestmenta on the. property owners
on 9utn turn stueuor me siaewaix
improvements in front- of - the prop
erty.-, ,i i-Mx-', -a
Tudee ' Boylun after hearing the
argument sustained the action , of the
Board and. declared the assessments
legal The defendants took an appeal
fto the Supreme. Court
- A Blight Aooident ,'
As the freight train for Mount Airy
was going out this morning one of the
box cars jumped the track, when near
Matthews store, caused by the break
ini of a rai A brakeman who was
on top the Car lumped off and was not
hurt. A coach in the rear of the de
railed car held its position, and re
raained while the main part of the
train went forward to Mt AirV. The
acciJcnt occurred at obout xo o'clock
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or Dry oni nt Pntalaiaar V'
kaa bMM m Dcld4 Kbocwm,
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Busy as Bees
Every day, and why f Our goods are
We still have alargestocK
on kaid,whichmust be
cipsei out. Below
w mention a few
of the many bar
. y gains that
TOU SXAT.PTJIlOIIAJlOe
Qan'a Standard Prints,
ARan't Am Print, 6J ct, . '
Apron Qyighamt, Utt quality, 6 e.
Drr Ginqham. gnoi qnaJUu, 80,
Fine French (siityltam, 10c
Fine French Laleen Ho.
r (fornux price 87 J)
AH an'i Americnn Bateau, 9 c.
Afeva Bleached TaUe Damatka only
60vbrneT prueloe) '
Genuine Damask at 85f 95, 1.20 are
genuine bargains.
WK STILL HA VK A VERY MICK SELRC-
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DRESS GOODS.
Don't Miss the ovvortunitut
; Spring is near at .
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IMMENSE BAIMJAIS
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IMMENSE BARGAINS
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Every Yard Guaranteed
- not to spm in wear i .
Stock Of Sll(!3S;
Is not'biroken as jet,- Have alT' -
Slcs of tbe Celebrated Makes ..
such as j '
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Cuttom Blade Goods.
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