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- -4 fiBEEMSBORO W0RKMA1. VoMX,-c.6H. (J It KENS BOKO, N C, MONDAY AFTERNOON, AUGCST 17. tSOl Prfce 13.00 Pit Trar DAILY . SPECIAL ITEMS. Glass Fruit Jar. Large Hock at low prices. Houston & Bro. Give your pet dogs and cats Sim mom Liver Regulator, when sick -it will cure them. Another Lor'of of those Eagle " brand pig hamt just opened. All aizci 7 toWlb. at Scott St Go's MELONS 1 melons 1 From Georgia, 15c to a 5c Send along your orders to J. W. SCOTT St CO. FOR SALE A good fresh milch cow. Apply to T. F. McCuixoch, 9 tf Pleasant Garden, N. C. IVORY SOAP! ivory soap II The genuine article made by Proctor & Gamble, just received by J. W. SCOTT & CO. Don't Forget we. are " Head. juarters " for Buist's reliable turnip teed. The season for sowing will soou be here. J. W. Scott& Co. do you play lawn tennis? then 10u can find pretty blue orwhCe' '' TENNIS , caps " at FJks. Oatoix'wV-" 104 South Elm St. HEADQUARTERS for CHINA, 1 UIOCKERV AND GLASSWARE. Just received a very large stock CHINA, MOCKER! AND 6LASSWA.E ' Fine Lamps. . Opposite Benbow Hall, South Elm St, Greensboro, N. C. m6-im r Q -A B .0 D w 'Z o -3 o ft a O i S QJ ES o o i o Lid 3 o w s - s g pc5 E g.'c tw S . p3 -a a 3 2Ug n! rt ' bad J.SC O 09 2a c3 ABOUT FOLKS YOU KNOW. . . " Rev Paul J. Carraway was here.thii morning f Mr. W. H. Wills has returned fr6m Blowing Rock. . Judge peorge A. Shnford was here on yesterday. Mr, jiatt D. Moore, ol ' 111. Airy, is here today. - ; ' Mr. I). Schenck, Jr., went to Birmingham, Alx, this morning. Bro. Jim Cook, of the Concord Standard, left for his home last r!ght Mrs. R. M. Douglas and Miss Min nie MacMahon returned Ust night from Charlotte... Mrs. James A. Hodge, of Fayette ville. arrived here on Saturday evening and spent Sunday here. . . Mr. Thad R. Manning, editor of the Henderson Gold Leaf, called on the Workman this morning. '' , Miss . Rebecca Schenck wect to Lincollon this morning on a visit to her sister, Mrs. John Cobb. Capt and Mrs. H. L. Fry and fami. ly and Mrs. J. A. Hogdes wepf to tbe Western part of the State this rnorn- We had a call this morning from Mr Geo. P. Pell, who is on his way to Mt. Airy to take charge of the Yadkin Val ley News. e with hira success in . . his uew enterprise. - . ' Miss Lucy Bevens, who has' been on a visit of some weeks to (he family of Judge Schenck 111 this city, left, for her, home In Batesville, Arkansas,' this morning. . . - - . Mr. J. D. Kase, Gineral Manager ol the N. C. Steele and Iron Company, went down to Ore Hill this morning for the purpose of making arrange ments forgoing to work at the Mine of this company at that place. Runaway. ' A runaway occo.red late yesterday afternoon, which came nea . being a serious affair. - ) Mr. W. A. Fariss, Mrs. Fariss and their little son, and Miss Bctis, sister of Mrs, Fariss, were doming back home from Mvirs Chapel -Camp Meeting in a one horse jersey. When they got near Mr. Farriss' Bakery, on South Elm Street, Sergeant Wbitting ton stepped from the side walk and went into the street to tell Mr. Fariss that some one had broken into his store He raised his hand as a signa' to stop, when the horse made a sudden lurch and broke the single tree The horse began running up Sou A Elm Street towards the Court House, . when the right line brokp. Mr. Fariss still held on to the left line, which pulled the horse to the left side of the street against the ater.plugf throwing all of the occupants out of the jersey. Mrs. fariss receiveo a wouna on ber forehead and one on the back of her head; Mr. Fariss had his right knee badly skinned and cut: their little son had his left knee and arm badly bruised V Miss Betts was not hurt. s ' The wounded are getting along as well as could.be expected. . - . V . .. - 'he vehicle was badly damaged. Important Meeting 1 , As will be seen elsewhere, there will be a meeting of the citizens of Greensboro, at tbe1 Court House to morrow night for the purpose of taking ' some steps to induce the authorities to locate the Colored Industrial and I Mechanical School at this place Let all citizens interested be present , SUDDEN DEATH OF ME. J. F. MOORE. A telegram was received here this morning announcing the death of Mr. J. F. Moore, of Mt Airy, which occurred suddenly of heart disease at he World's Dispensary, at Buffalo, N. Y. There were no particulars. He left Mount Airy about two weeks ago for Buffalo, N. Y., for treatment at the Dispensary He had an operation; performed about 10 days ago. It is thought that this was the immediate cause of his death.' Mr Moore was a prominent citizen of Mount Airy, was the senior member of the firm of J. F. & W. A. Moore. He was a member of the syndicate, which bought the C F. ' & V. V. Railroad and had it extended through his section of the State Pleasant Evening. , The beautiful hQne of Mr. and Mrs Percy Albright, on Church Street, was the scene on Friday eveting of a very pleasant social gathering. The occasion being an evening to their friends . Thr social intercourse . was interspersed with ' choice pieces of vocal and instrumental music, During the evening refreshments were served to the guests, which were done justice to. "- At the approach of the small hours the guests left for their homes, sorry that the hour for departure had come V - so soon. , - 1 Telegrapblo Suit. ,v i CoL John C. Tiptc j, f King Mountain Hewi,Ma i - suitJ against the W. U. Telctf . Zo., for f $10,000 lor failure to oeliver an important teiegratn to parties in Lincolnton, in 1888, announcing the death of 'Mrs. Tipton; in September, 1888, by which burial preparations at Lincolnton were delayed, &c , to the injury of the feelings of the plaintiff Funeral. . '. The funeral over the remains of the late Mrs. W. S. Rankin, took place on yesterdjy afternoon from the residence of CoL W, S. Rankin. The services were conducted by Rev. . H. Smith, D. D; of the first ' Presbyterian Church. The interment took place in the Presbyterian Cemetery Laying Track. : v T The track laying for the street railway will begin soon. ; Hands are at work to day putting down the sills between Market and -hurch Streets. It will not be long before our people can have the pleasure of going about in a street car. v ' Cutshall Enters Upon a Fast. . , Cu shall, the bigamUt who is in jail in default of bond to secure his pres ence for t ial before 'Judge Meares, at the nrxt term r f the criminal court, is trying to starve himself to dea h. Re has ea en but one meal 'since lie was remanded to jail three days ajo. Sheriff Smith his tried to tempt him with all softs ot delicacies, "t he obstinately refuses to eat nny thing. -Some : belie ve that it Is an original plan of his to aroust ; sympathy and secure his n lease, and that he will not carry it to the jumping ff point. At anv rate, it look like he will be g. en u 'chat.ca to beat Tanner'. record if he wants to trv it Charlotte New.. Inrt'jcjtloa, BDd Romsci duonlcrs, nso BROWN'S IR03T B1TTKBS. AU doatnrt keen H. SI per bottlo. Genuine hf tnuk-uiati: imd ciuimmI red Uiwa on wrmpir'. - ,; - ; - ..V; ATTENTION CITIZENS. There will be a meeting of the citizens of Greensboro to morrow, (Tuesday,) night the 18, at 8:30 p. m., in the Court House, to consider what Greensboro ran do to get the Colored Industrial and Mechanical School ocated here. Let all attend, those for land against, if there be any against 1 There was a large crowd in atterd ance at Muir's Chapel Camp Meeting on yesterday. The Graded School will begin on Thursday, and parents arc requested that they send their children at the beginning, of the session. "It is thought that the remains of Mr F. Moore will arrive here from the North tonight, and will be taken to Mt' Airy tomorrow morning. All white children ftom 6 to ts living in the new territory south of the N. C R. R. will report to Belle Vue Institute to morrow at 9 o'clock, to be examined and to get tickets of admission. On Sunday Samuel Armstrong broke into Mr Fariss .Bakery and stole some things therefrom. He was seen late Sunday afternoon going up Clay St., but has not been seen since The police are after him. Mr. Frank A Pierce, Civil En gineer. filed to day in the office of the K.q,i.cr ofDeols f registration, a deed of conveyance from Mr. D. C Waddell an wife, Mary Wright Wad- dell, of Asbeville, to George A Shuford, for s-18 interest in lands in and near GreeTisbOr&'tbrmerly known as the Jackson Lands, but which in the future, as we understand, is to . be called Silver Run . Park. The con sideration expressed in the deed is $10,000. Mr. ShUford has heretofore owned an interest in this property and his recent purchase, shows he has con fidence in Greensboro real estate, . North Carolina State Firemen's Association, Durham, N. 0. Fo' above occ ion the Richmond and Danville K. R. w II sell tickets to Durham, N. G, and mum at follow ing rates trom points named Tick ts on sale Augu.t 34th, 25th and 36th, limited returning August 39th, '91: From Chaihtte, $4,30; Greensboro, $3 10 ; Winstom Salem, $3 85 ; Hen derson,' $1 80; Raleigh, $t 2o; Se mi, $2 to; Goldsboro, $3 6a Rates Irom intermemte points in sime proportion. mm WANTED, - One Hundred and j fifty-Nine Boys FROM FOUR TO FOURTEEN YEARS OLa i The Graded School opens 20th, and it is about time to begin to get the ' boys ready. We have on hand, by actual count, 159 KNEE PANT SUITS for boys from 4 to 14 years of age, and we wish to close our entire lot by September 1st , . , 1 . In order to make them go fast we offer you choice of tne whole line AT COST, and some of them for LESS THAN COST. Prices will range from $1.25 a Suit up to $5.00. and vott can cet srood viceable Suits for $1.50, $2.50 and $3.00. : Respectfully, t lf v ; SAMPLE S. BROWN & CO., , ' 232 And 234 South Elm Street r:ciAL. none. AT COST I AT COST!! 2SI Boys Suits to be closed out s t cost. Pitts St Love. Drury Howell will continue tohae fresh fish at his stall in the market l5-tf. Painting the, town red means head ache in the morning. Simmons Liver Regulator prevents it Melons! Melons!! Send us your orders for car load lots or less quantity. Houston St Bro. Pure Gum rings for fruit Jars, much better than the cheap composition rings and cost very little more, at Scott & Cw. Breakfast bacon put up .in parch meat paper, weighing from a to 4 lbs. each. This is something extra nice st Scott's. Try a pair of Redpath Bros. $3.00 Shoes ( for genu ) .wiranted to give satisfaction or money refunded. For sale by Pitts & Love. aug. in. Something New in Umbrellas New design of steel rod umbrellas at Cartland's. Call and get one. They ire the newest thing out' and are lurabe. A - ti t . -4- A Conundrum How can anything saltv be fresh f We answer try our " Sil'fd crea.H le I t yon will ni.. i ovl.i 1 .j.i a i I., aml'ii. at J. . M.V.T Of Co's. You can buy all kinds of shoes, Men's, Women's and Children's at cost from S. S. Brown Sc Co. The' line of Men's Fine Shoes and Misses and Children's Shoes of all -Kinds is especially attractive. . "Light Smmwr r"'- , boys' sizes, 33, 37 and 44 cents coats and vests 50, 60 and 8a cents. White i and Fancy Linen Vests. 55, 82 and 97 cents, and our entire line of Men's 1 and Boys' suits at cost. Brown's One Price House. . . , Candy ! Candy I Three show- eases full of candies. No. 1 contains' only Royster's make, 40c. lb., Na a contains a splendid assortment, 35c. lb., No. 3 contains a nice mixture of .' French and plain candy at 10c. lb.r ' which is going like hot cakes at J. W. Scott & Co's. , ' learance sale of Gauze Undervests will begin at Raymond St Powell's Aug. 1 8th and continue until sold.' Ladies Silk Undervests reduced from 90 cents to 65 cts, Ladies Lisle Vests reduced from 50 cents to 35 cts, Cot ton Vests from 25 cts to 19 cts. Gents Undershirts from 25 cents to 19 cts, Gents Bleached Jeans Drawers worth ?o cents will go at 38 cts. Children Jndervests worth 18 cents going at 13; cts, and 10 cent vests to be sold at 7 " cts. . ' ' mm SCHOOL vs. 1 n it ,r I!
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