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GHEENSUOltO, '. Fill DAY A F TEUSOOX, MARCH 27, 1891.
Pric $3.00 Per Tear
GEEEISBORO
Stranfer, : Can yon lell me where
TU find the Shoe Stort?
Cifuen. liter it no rxdwrivt
Shot Store here.
Stranger, What,nt Shoe Store
in town of thii tiw?
Cititen, t Well, we don't need a
. -! store toladlv a you might tup-
o Biown keept
Stranger, Who't Brown?
Citit n, J mean S. ft, Brown &
Co.. the One Price Cash People,
They lcjep a larger stock of Shoet
than you wUl find in meet of tfa ex
t'uttive thoe ttortt, and tell litem
. apex than an exclusive shoe store
could afford to . Jf you are hunting
for thoe; BroicH't, 232 and 234
South Elm strut, it the place you
toant to find. a
We've got the best $ oaand $3.50
Men Sboet yotj am find, anywhere
and we- want to call your attention to
our THREE DOLLAR LINE, five
different styles, in Congress and Lace,
Plain and Cap Toe, Broad and Narrow
Lasts., If you like finer goods, see
our St.00, jm 00 and so 00 shoes, eie
gant, comfortable, fit like; a glove ' and
wearing qualities guaranteed.
(kir stock of Infants and Children!
Shon, Boys and Girls School Shoes,
and Ladies' and Misses' Fine Shoes is
full and complete.
Our Ladies' Dongola Kid Button
Shoes at $1.60, $3.50 ' and $3.50 are
very desirable and excellent values.
Have yon ever tried our famous Sa
lem Seamiest Half Hose f They are
the best in the world for the price, ten
cents, wearing fully equal to goods
that cost you twenty-hve. -...
Yours truly,
SAMPLES. BROWN Ho.
DPPQ'i. nACKETT
Greenoroi N. C
Orri ch 109 J South' ElmiSireet.
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A MY'SJVENTS.
WHAT OUR REPORTERS BEE
AND HEARI
And What Other People Tell
Them Newe Brlfly Noted ,
Personal Notes &c.
' This is Good Friday.
. Weather indications: For North
Carolina, generally fair, cooler.
The directors of the North Carolina
Steele and Iron Company will meet
tomorrow night. .
Mr. T. F. Causey reports his family,
w1k are in Raleigh still, as getting bet
ter of the measles.
Messrs. J. W. Scott St Co. have
change in their column advertisement
today. Don't fait to read it.
Milton Cunningham is now engaged
in Mrs. Howard's Book store, in which
we wish him abundant success.
The train which came in from ' the
North this morning bore signs of hav
ing passed through a snow storm.
. A Workman reporter caPed oh Mr.
W. R. Burgess today, and found him
engaged in the delightir! pastime of
eating his dinner. He is evidently
gaining ground. It is his purpose to
visit Florida soon, the transfers on the
way alone being a hindrance.
The Old Game.
A, workman reporter, in passing
along Davie street this morning, saw a
couple of boys playing marbles, cold
and chilly tnough it was. The fact is,
it is the only game at which a boy can
get "fat."
. The Wounded Man.
Qr-jnspector Wheeler who was so
seriously hurt yesterday morning as a
consequence of jumping from the C.
F. & Y. V, train while it was in' mo.
tion, was reported to be better this
morning, and it is hoped that his con
dition is not serious.,
, Jumping The Track.
There is anunusual amount of jump
ing the track just now. Box cars,
coaches, sleepers, engines and tenders
show an increased ten.lency to jump,
and now and then a man (not to say a
woman) takes a notion to deviate.
It's a jumping time, fellow citizens.
Denominational Courtesy, v
In noting yesterday the. fact that the
Methodist Protestants would hold ser
vice next Sabbath morning in Newell's
hall, we omitted to state 'that the roan
is rented from the Episcopalians, and
that the members of, that church have
hbwn their characteristic courtesy in
the
roatteri Vhijh;i Highly ppreitfdJ
Returned Home.
' Th5 three gentjeraen who went to
Egypt yesterday pn a visit of examina
tion, axe
said-jto have be.ehjnueh pleas-
withey saw; ; Ai )attt 1
of course they would not come to any
conclusiod suddenly, as ' the matter
which they have in hand involves .the
outlay o large , cash., capital iThey
returned home last night. ,
'Heard Judge Dick's Address.
Rev. Dr. Law,' General Agent 'of
the American Bible Society, came up
from Fayetteville last evening," at which
he attended the Sunday School Con
vention, and heard, among other things
the splendid address of Judge:, Dick,
who was elected President of the Con
vention. ,
Dr. Law went to his home at' Spar
tanburg, S. C. last night.
' Standard 3'lb Peaches for ao cents
per can at E. M. Hindrix & Co.
ABOUT FOLKS YOU KNOW.
Personal Notes of Interest Caught
on the Fly.
Mr. Charlie Randleman was here
this morning.
Col. James F.. Boyd retimed f.om
Ashtboro this morning.
Mr. J. R. Mendenhall returned f ora
Fayetteville last evening.
Mr. John t lirower came in from
Washington this morning.
Mr. Allan Tomlinson went to Guil
ford College this morning.
Mr. George Pell, of the State Chron
icle, passed through this morning.
Mr. Hardy of the State Chronicle,
wu here today in the interest ot the
paper.
Mr. W. C Bain wu among the
passengers on the east bound tram
this morning.
Miss Zell Allen, of Reidsville, is on
a visit to the family of Capt. Marcellus
Jordan, corner of Edgeworth and Gas
ton streets.
W. S. Barnes, of Wilson county
was yesterday elected the successor ol
Eugene C Bedd'ngfield as Secretary
of the State Alliance.
Mr. Edgar Reed, of the United
States army, who was wounded last
November, passed through going to
Washington Citythis morning. ,
Dr. Richardson of this city is quite
sick of measles, and is having a fuh
set" of "it" and "them." ' Ve hope
to hear that he is getting throtieh.
The State S. S. Convention.
From 4ir. J. R. Mendenhall, who
has just returned from the State Sun
day School Convention at Fayetteville,
we learn some facts about the Convent
tion.
It was held in the Presbyterian
church, and was largely attended.
Much interest was shown, those who
were present seeming to be enthusia.:
tic over the prospects of the Sunday
School work in North Carolina.
Funds to the amount of $ j,ooo were
appropriated to push forward the work,
and an organizer is to be put in the
I1CIU. :. , ,,. 1
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't'he speeches were pronounced bet
ter than usual on such occasions.
Judge R. P. Dick, of this city, was
elected President of the Convention. '
1 , ,; j : r Untimely."- V J, A
, OurA fathers and there were at
least that many, otheni-rpuilt . ptnk.
roids overjth5 sand inoore . and
Cumberbbdtoounties ever forty ysh.
ago.' TJiey"thougKt it wis 'a grand
fdea, and it was,-but if they-had ,kept
their plank until how they would have
done a vast deal more, good, especially
in Cabarrus and Stanley, twbere the
PO.!.aeep, , according to
J31 that TOan's horse mired
was1 with difficulty kerjt from drowning
in the middle of , the road. .What a
Waste it was to use the plank on the
sand.; :"'"'
'"' . . Quite True. .
Wooden Oh what a beautiful sun
set I I never saw such a magnificent
sttsetmallmy.iiel ,. ;i V;
' Wagley- What nonsense 1 You
never saw any other sun set ' iv ' ! '
If your boy is seven years; old .or
anywhere from four to ..fourteen, you
should call -at Brown's One 'Price
House and see the new lot of Boy's
Knee Suits just opened. The styles 1
Oered at $2.50, $3.50 and 94.50 are 1
specially desirable. - -
AN INTERESTING PROGRAM
Easter at West Market Street
Church.
West Market street church with its
accustomed enterprise.has made elabor
ate and extensive preparations for an
Easter service. The organization con
sists of the following persons :
Rev. S. II. Milliard, Pastor; Prof. W
F. Alderman, Supt. Sunday school; C.
II. Ireland, Secretary Sunday school.
EASTER COMMITTK.
C. H. Ireland, Miss Clara Albright,
Miss Sallie Brcrft, J. A. Odell, Miss
Myra Alderman, l)r H. M. Alford,
Miss Sue Gregory, Miss Lucy Robert
son. ORCHESTRA.
Organist Miss Myra Alderman.
Cometists A. H. Alderman and
M. S. Sherwood.
Violiu Chas. Brockman, 1st; W.
S.Hill, and.
Flute S. L. Alderman.
Director Infant Department Mrs
Lucy H. Robertson.
. The first part will consist of chorus,
responsive reading, prayer, hymn, reci
tation, duet, responsive .reading, East
er cross, chorus and Easter offering.
Part second: Recitation, chorus,
solo and chorus, responsive reading,
solo, recitation, chorus, Doxologv and
Benediction.
We would be glad to give the pro
gramme in full, but it was not only re
ceived too late, but beside will be cir
culated in time in the complete shape
given it at the job office.
The affair will be handsomely exe
cuted, no doubt.'
A SENSATIONAL CASE.
Col. W. H. S. Burgwyn Has Two
Men Arrested.
Henderson, N. C, March 36. H.
T. Jenkins, a former resident, and Dan
II? II, p;ivate detective, both ot Atlanta,
Ga., were arrested here yesterday at
the instance of Col. Wm. H. S. Bi:
gwyn, president of theJBank of Hen
derson, chrrgmg them with false arrest
ot him upon a recent visit to Atlanta
and for circulating untrue and damag
ing reports reflecting upon his charac
ter; and calculated to injure his.busi-
ness. A hearing was held today be
fore; Clerk of the Court Pei.-y..- ,The
trouble gtew out of a sum of Vmoney.;
which CoLJBurgw) 0' claims the, Hen
derson Tobacco Company, .? of -which
Jenkins was, a member, owed J him;
This Jenkins ; denies, -'?.nd- brings .. a
counter .charge againht Burgwyn, aP
leging fraud and'eonspiracy, etc. Hall
wjis in ' the employment ? of Jenkins
working up the case,-"Able, counsel
were employed on both sides, the plain-.
tiff being represented by W. R.,H,erryi
A. C
Zojiicofcr, W, Cheekjahd, .
irrVthe deftrfdirfts byTw'Tl'
H. Bril
Hicks. of this plaeand.'.Mfc Laniei
of Oxford' The case was continued,
the defendants being held 'in a. bond of
$5,600 each, which theyhave failed to
give, at this time. CoL Burgwjn gave
bond in the sum of $ r 0,000 .to answer
damages. (' - ;.;, i .' :itf.; -
Lively Times'. '
From the Danville Register it would
seem that, there has been a lively de
bate between editor, Bouldin of the
Times anci Rev. J. C. kosser of the
Floyd street Methodist church, on the
subject of licensing saloons. The two
men failed to agree. f
Rough and Ready Sailor hats' at
10 cents, at Mrs, Bobo's
ma6tw t8i South Elm St.
r.ci x)ai m. is
Never broken,
Kabo. The "bones" in thd
Kabo corset are made of it!
warranted for a year, too, I
It's a corset you can weac
a few weeks, and then get
your money back if .it'
doesn't suit. i
But it's pretty sure to suit
else it wouldn't be sold so.
iO Cent CarvU at M foul
73 Cent CsrxU si 50 Cents!
W Carry tka HM OmbiIm Um 9
Cmwtm la CiiibiSih.
SEW SPE1SG KES8 GOODS
IN THE LATEST 8FIISG SHADES
All Wool Black Henriettas, 38 inc'ies
wide at 49 cwi par J0
Cems and look through our
jvew otocic. we want an
opportunity to fur
niskiou price bt
foryou?p.n'S t
' chases Uh '
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
We guarantee prices on goods pur
chased of us, or they may be returned
and money refunded. ., , , . ,
RAYMOND & POWELL,
National Bank Building, Greensboro.
MILLINERY
. OPENING
Saturday. March 28
We invite the ladies of Greensboro and
vicinity to call and see such of our
goods as have been received.
They were bought from
the best NEW YORK
-"and Baftimore
i ?, -.: .houses. .
We paul Cah. and sell at . tin loxtt
bosh pries '
CATOR&K.EENE
Jpp. PO; ta'rripftian's'oid Stand. '
Spring; Opening
Of 'Pattern Hats and Bonnets and Pa
risian Novelties beginning' Friday af
ternoon at 3 -0 clock, and continuing
Saturday. Our Kerieral'st'ock is' com
plete! 'and our prices ai- always, right.
you are coTaiaitymwea.v ti.-v
kMRS. S. E, BOBC
j& $Si!ikV2m street.
specI ar. iforicKs.' .
TWKI.VR RRATTTirflLi-flU kltlllflll
bunches pt ripe bananas received ywn
terday II you want-any call early,.
kThey are fine. -' ' ' , . : !
. J' -
Swbit Picklkd Beef Hamsi-T .
second shipment has arrived and they , '
$te going fast If you Want some
thing nice try them and you will- be '
pleased, , . ,at J. ,W. Scott & Co'ii .
Our Bargain Courtxr -Mft have
set apart a bargain connter on whicn
we will each day offer some wonder
ful bargaina. When you ara ia town '
Or down the street , drop m and sew
them. The Racket Store 0, aaS,
South Elm St. Greensboro, N. C
; J. H, Prince, M'gr.
' Boarders Wanted. Some six or
eight boarders by the month are wan-
ted . at No. Buchannon Street,
allearly d.$tf.