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GREENSBORO DULY WORKMAI.
Vol IX,-No 211.
GREENSBORO. N. (., THURSDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY
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SUCCESSFUL
The Colored Agricultural College
Assured
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urnia Com 114,
There w a rmettng el m-veral of
our leading business tnen in the otlice
ol tlie N. C. Sled and Iron Co.. on
yesterday evening for the purpone of
raising the necessary amount ot mon
ey to retain the location of the Color
ed Agricultural and Mechanical Col.
lege in this city and to rpi-e a sutli
cient amount to pro.ee. I to work at
an early date. We are glad to inform
out readers that the necessary finan
cial arrangement! were made and
that the work will commence soon.
We have men here who always come
to the scratch when the proprr time
arrives.
New A Observer,
Kdenton street M. E. Church was
the scene ot a very pretty wedding
yesterday evening at 5 o'clock, when
B. C. Beckwith, a popular young law
yer of this city, was united in the holy
bonds of wedlock to Mrs. Iola Gates,
' one of Raleigh's charming ladies.
Tnere were no attendants:
The bride entered the church on
the arm of her uncle, W. H. High, and
was met at the altar by the groom,
ho was accompanied thither by W.
P. Bynuni, ot Greensboro.
The ushers, Messers W. J. Peelc.
Tlios. Partin, Charles Shaw nn! Prof.
W. A. Withers, were ranged on each
tide of the bridal couple.
Rev J. B. Hurley, of the Cntral
chur.'h, performed the marriage cere
feeat closing -
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Atcost
' Good linen shirts, unlaundried, at
:35 cts. and CO ds, value 50 ds und
15 ds ,
Celebrated Pearl shirts, unlauudried
35 cts. vahte $1.00,
W. R. KANKIN,
J. W. CRAWFORD,
P. SCOTT,
L. C. HOW LETT.
mony in a very impressive ai d solemn
manner.
The bride was attired in a hand,
some dress of dark blue material,
while the groom was 111 conventional
black.
At the conclusion ot the ceremony
the bridal party repaired to the homj
of the groom's mother, on Wilmington
stiee where a handsome repast was
spread later in the evening to which a
number of their friendi were invited.
Maanicmunt ol tb It. A It.
Savannah, Ga., 1 cb 3. A com
mittee of the Ccc.li. il railroad directors
leave to night t'ui New York to discuss
he adjustment of the claim lot $Soo
000 presented by the Terminal people
just prior to the recent election
Il it claimed hirt that a rnmhin.u
tion of banks, including President Ol-1
cott. William C. Whitney and Drexel,
Morgan & Co , have come into pos.
session of the Terminal securities and
will support the Olcott como iti e . in its 1
coming proposition for reorganization
. .. n
bamuel Spencer, formerly of the . , ,. '
r, , , n,. ... ling her to die at any moment. Dr.
Baltimore & Ohio system, but now in 1 " . ,
. , 1 whitehead heard ot the case, found
charge ol the financial interests of ,
Drexel, Morgan & Co., is booked for!thal thc cbs"uctl0n C0U'J be
the presidency of the Richmond & pushed down into the stomach with
Danville system. !, at ,e,,'n8 ,he net- an'' Ini le an
. . m. . atificial gastric juice by taking pepsin
a tified ii.ui. syrup and hydrochloiic acid in proper
St. Louis, Feb. 3 A special fr, in I proportions, these being the constitu-
Anniston, Ala., to the Post-Dispatch,
siyi: Deputy Collector linggs and
Deputy United States Marshall Col
quitt returned last evening from C'e
burne county, where they raided half
a doen illicit stills Monday They
captured three men an I destroyed
several thousand gallons ol whiskey
and beer and stilts. Tbcy had a live
ly tight, in which several shot were
exchanged before the distil'ers stir
rendered. Their names are Lewis
Darby, Tom Jones and Tom Ewing.
"
One good turn deserves another. Thanksjto our
for tbeir liberal patronage tbe past year. Sales
of our expectations and we intend to give you all
Friday, January 8.
a ItmAIIHABI I! OITUAIIOV
Mr lr. Wbl lrhad ui thm Mvdleal
cbmI ! lb I nlrrltf.
Dr. R. II. Whitehead, Iiistructor
in Anatomy and Materia Mcdica in
the University Mcilic.xl School, at
Chapel Hill, has ju.t saved the life of
a little negro girl nine years old, by
producing artificial il.-tum in the
gullet
The girl, who lives in Durham,
swallowed a large piece ot beef with a
cartilage attached, and it stuck in the
gullet. A local physician pushed it
down the gullet with an instrument,
thinking to get it imi 'lie stomach,
but it remained in tH gullet sever:!
inches above the stomach. The cbild
was unable to eat o drink for k'x
nd beU.n 10 reat ?iia-
Her life was desprred ol, and she
had the appearance of a stai ving per
son snatching at water only to throw
it out again. Her n.other took her
over to Chapel Hi" wkere the other
, .,,,. c.:i i; .. .
j ents of of the natural gastric juice of
the stomach. This artificial prepara
tion was placed upon the beet a d
the process of digestic ,v,as beguu in
the gu'let. In a few hours the piece
of cartilage was vomited up . A few
more hoii'S and the beef was so far
digested that it passed easily into the
stomach.
The child is doing we'1, and she
owes her life to the happy genius ot
Dr. Whitehead
out sale
-
kind friends and patrons
have been away ahead
the benefit of this sale
GREAT SACRIFICE
QAU we ask is that you 'will come
and look at our stock and convince
yeurself of this bona fide clearing saie
even if not in need of the goods as it
will be for your interest to buy and
put them aside for future use. We
mean business and mean to reduce
our stock as much as possible and
will put you in a humor to buy.
A lknln( rale
The reort ol a horrible iitlair
comes Irom Rutherford county. A
distillery tn in operation a idiort dis
tance from Kuthetfordton, and the
rats becamo Mich a nuimurue around
the place that the store ki-.p-r rn'ied
some eggs and rat poison in a tumbler
and sat it aside for the pests to partake
of. While the storekeeper was busy
at his work, the proprietor of the dis
tillery entered the otlice and think
inrw tli. ...... .1 .. . - : I
... kuuiuici 1U1U.4111CU KKi'j, j
put the glass to his mouth and swal
lowed the poison. In a few minutes
he was . thrown into violent convui
sions. A physician a rived but was
upable to do anything, and the man
soon d ed. At a hearing bclore a
magistrate Tuesday eight in Ruthcr
fordton an attempt was made to lay 1
the crime on the physician, but it did
not succeed. Char. Chronicle.
State Geologist, Jos. A. Holmes,
delivered a vei interesting and
instructive lecture Tuesday night
before the facu'ty and students ol the
University at Chapel HilL His sub
ject was "The Influence of the Physi
cal Features ot North CVo'ina upon
her People," and it was a resume of
the settlement of the varicu.. sections,
a scientific description of tin physical
features of each section, and a philo
sophical analysis of the charactor of
the people and their industries
Thi was one of a .es 'ol ftVluek
deliverod each month in the Chapel
by eminent scholars. The University
lectures and sermons are very popular
and instructive.
One of Fishblate's windows is t'.iled
with 25 cent cravats. i , Those i:i need
of a cravat cn now be supplied
without ceremony or much expense.
at F. EISHBLATE'S.
before taking inventory and . making store room for our new SpringJJGoocik
and in order to do so and givejourfriends andjpatrons.the advantige'of tiU
clearsWeepvV& ha vedeter mined to commence to oiler jour(entire JstockJ
F. Fishblate.
A d Affair in nonigontirr
The Carthage Made repot ts a ho.
rible catastrophe, near Cagle's Mills,
Montgomery county. Mr. Miles Jor
dan awoke and found his dwelling
enveloped in llames, and his wile on
lire anil unconscious In attempting
to rescue her from thebnrning hou!
he wig terribly burned, and was un.i
ble to save his wif. She was burned
to death, and he i lyinsj at death ,
door from theettects ot his bu'rs
Hnm.4WI,l hlr,.lof
, Aiim.no owwr.
Mary Dick, as old colored woman
(living here. u so badly burne.' List
Thursday that she Hied the next .In.
She waa sitting close to the fire nursing
a colored child. She fell a3leep un t
her clothing caught on fire. Tlie
child waa only slightly burned. The
cabin in wnich .ie 'nxd a'o caught
fire.
A w I. Id of Heart.
"Spring t'me is coming gentle An
nie," and CulUnd has a line of ntw
and elegant scarfs to make the hear
of your lover glad. See them.
1.1
A woman has brought suit against
a railroad Missouri to recover $50
000 damage for rf 'oss of her hus-
lu d wrt'i ws mil. .I mi 1 he r jrs by 1
maniac.
"Happy in the man who has his
quiver full of them" of bottles of Salvation-Oil
the greatest cure 00 earth
for pain. Price only 15 cents. .
Mothers should never fail to keep
Dr. Bull's cough srup convenient in
order to relieve their little ones cf
cough speedily and surely, 25 cents.
Advertise your wares in the Wokk
man. ''We are the people."
Social attention is called to "ow
OVERCOATS just received from
a house that needed, money and sold
to us at Ivalf their value, Tl&y
must go too,