DA1LV EXCEPT SUNDAY.
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J. 8. tllCHAl'X, Local Editor.
INURED AT THE POST-OEEICE IN
OatENSltORO AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER.
CANVASSING OUGHT
PAY .
TO
K.o.u a rtinaik in the News .vi.'. Ob
server pronouncing the canv.is of
JuJge Womick and other in Chat
ham csunty as admirable, it is mggcst
ed that the present conflict seems to
afford the finest opportunities for
effecting good. Xivt, perhaps, were
She rank and file of the farmers of tin
country under greater delusion on
some politick! points thin they are
now. Instance a paragraph in one of
the People's, pirty papers that Mr.
Cleveland was in favor of the Force
bill, muito l.kely a number of farm
ers have seen that and nothing to con
traJict it. Thft sane is true of other
points about which the farmers Lave
been uttrrly misinformed. One curi
ous fact is toe prejulica exiting
against Mr. Cleveland, which seems to
have been injuriously encouraged
by certaji designing men, when in
point of fact he is the foremost candi
date in the field at to his record in fa""
vor of thd tunk and file of laboring
men and farmers.
What is needed in the campaign
now is bpeiciesj dnveying informa
tion to the people on the points about
which such great iterance prevails.
The canvassing should be as general
as possible.
Home people find it hard to resist
temptation, and in const 'pence of the
line, pennant weather we are having
Winston sent dowa a large delegation
of co ored excursionists to Hillsboro,
while a similar one went down to
Liberty this morLing, soma of them
having come up from Fayetteville Ust
night tor the purpose. It is under
stood tnat the colored friend i are to
lay a corner stone of some sort at
Liberty tod i), provided the stcne is
not too hot to handle.
As Wesley Smith from this office
is one of the company, there will be
no luck of eloquence. We guaran
te- that he was th- finest dressed man
on the hill. He wi 1 be heard from
jHter on
It is lrarned fioni a gentleman who
mes iu ltandleman that the woman
who committed suicide bad promised
her f rmer husbnd on his death bed
that 5- e would never marry again, so
os io t ring her tirst children under the
control of a stepfather, and this prom
i e pre e.i on her mind and helped
to pr duce the result
Mr Frank Thornton writes from
Pittsburgh Pa., to his father, Mr. J
J Thornton in this city, that on Sun
day last in Pittsburgh the thermome
ter registered 102 degrees in the shade.
This is tall for a pi ice so far north of
us, and in quite a mountainous sec-
tion-of the country at that.
, Notice Nsrved 00 Ktri.
Ve, tha Republican voters of
Mecklecburg," todiy dit pitched I y
mail a formidable paper t John B.
Eaves. The jaj.er at the outsat
charges him with being i 1 debt to
them for tha campaign exsenses of
Mecklenburg for 188S, an i intimates
more clearly fvit ha must see to the
pyingup of arrearages before they'll
move a cog. T.ien the paper goes
on to sa' that Eaves has no business
acting as 1 e is iioing. 'A e will call
amass meeting." thi 'signers to the
paper nay, '-and nominate a full tick-1
, ,
et on our own account. We know !he
luces it for a Republican State icket
and we are going to have it. The dot
ing parjgmph was an intimation that
if Eates din't like it he could De
Tohn Wilson carried hs paper
around and got hia crowd to sign it .
And it was duly mailed through Mr.
Drad ey'a postolfieo. Cbur Mows.
ATjwb Auackul r ImhiJ
Morelia. Texas, July :7--A band
of brigsnd, undir the leadership of
ICecilio Saliuo, made a raid on the
town of Pucrpero ytsterdy. While
engagid in their work tl.ey .were at
tacked by a d.tachment ot the Eighth
Fedcr.l regiment. A battln ensued,
the bandits standing their ground.
Four of ths latter were killed, whi e
one of ths soldiers received a death
wojnd. No captures were made,
Thi ssme band mnde a ra d on t'uer
pero a few dayg ago. '
Broftar Killed Id III Office
Philadelphia, Pa.. Ja'y 27
Chailes II Page broker of the tirm
of E. T. Pago A' Co wa shot by a
customer named Robert Keuney,
65 years old, while Bitting in hia
private oflioe at 132 South lourtn
street P-ge died almost instantly
and Kennedy meanwhile blew out
his own brain j. The poUoe have
taken charge of the place. The
men it is reported, had a diligence
over some stock transaction-
Pronounced Hopeless Yet Saved
From a letter written by Mrs Ada E
Hurd, if Groton, S. D., we quote the
following: "Was taken wittifa severe
told which Buttled on my lungs,
cougt net in and finally resulted in
cotiMuuiptiou. four Doctors ga?e
me p, tiaying I could live bnt a abort
time. 1 L'avo mvself np to my Sav
iour, determine! that if I conld not
etav with mr friends on earth,
wonld meet my absent ones above.
Mr husband was advised to get
Dr Kincr's New Discovery for con
sumption, coughs, and co ds. I gave
it a trial and took in a'l eight bottles
it has cured me. and thank God I am
a well and hearty woman. Trial bot
tlei free atC. E. Holton'n drug store
rugn'nr s'ze 50 cents and SI.
y..u'vo tried Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription have you and you'ie din
aiP'n ted. The results ore not im
uifdime. Aud did yon expect the
diseaMti of yours to disappear in a
week f Pot a pinch 01 time in every
dose. You would not call milk pcor
becanae the cream does not rise in
nn honr? If there's no water in it
the en am in sura to rise. If theres
a possible cure, Dr Pierce's Favorite
proscription in sure to effect it if give
oc i lair mul. xoa get tee one aoi
Inr it costs you back again if it don't
benefit or enre you. We wish we
could iv you the makers' confi
deuce They show it by giving the
mbney back again, in all case's, not
benefited, and it' J surprise you to
know how fuw dollars are needed to
keep np the refund.
Flavoring Extracts of the finest qual
i ies snch as Dr. Prioe's, Davis aod Mil
ler'g, Woo iworth's eto, always on hand
ne don't handle obeap or trtaby ex
tracts -onr trad don't need 'em.
J. W. 8cott A Co.
Nature 'should be
assisted to throw
oJInpnrltlesofthe
blood. Nothing
does It so well, so
promptly, or so
safely as Swift's
'Specific.
LIFE HAD NO CHARMS.
For three years I wax troubled with mala
rial Doi&on. which caused my appetite to fail.
and I was greatly reduced In flesh, and life
lost all its charms. I tried mercurial and
potash remedies, but to no effect. I could
get no relief. 1 then decided to try
A tew bottles ot Wis wonaenui
medicine mad 3 a complete and permanent
cure, and I now enjoy better health than ever.
J. A. Kice, uttawa, jian.
Our book on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, da.
Mrs. 'Ms A. Payne:
Aget for ELECTROPOISE. Any
one wishing information, call at her
resjdenre, i 7 Church St.; Greensbo,
ro, N. C, tf
CURES
POISON
Guaranteed Cure.
We a ilhorlze onr advertised drag
gist to sell Dr. King's new dtsoovery
for Consumption, Cocghs sod Cold's
upon this rord.tioL. If you are
afflicted with a cough cold or any
In rg throat or chest trouble, and will
. this remedy as diieeUd, giving
la fur tritt', end experience no brn
jfit, you may return the bottle unj
bavo jour money refunded. We
could nt tnnk thin -r did w e no
know that !r. King's Ne Discovery
coal! bo relied on. It never disap
points. Trial bottles f.e i at C. K
Holtoii's drng store. l.urro iz CO
cents and $1.
orsrr; enjoym
txia me meuoa ana results tt:iui.
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is plea.
ana reiresmng to the taste, and 'if .
gently yet promptly on the Kidney
uver and JJowels, cleanses tho fys
tern effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remed of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to tho taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and $1 bottles bvpll leading drug-
gists. Any re
L 1 r . ,
druggist who
may not hare
hand will pro-
cure it prom
any one who
wisbesto try
substitute.
ot accept any
CALIFORNIA
SYRUP CO.
SAD FDA
IDUISVIUk. Kt.
'0. CL
HCW tOM. ..
WecArrr thn bieffff lin
of dry goods -ver shown and we sre
matching it b the biugfst bid 'er
made for public favor. Cat etui pr-
chaper coon find ont whieb sidx their
bread is buttered on nnd worn ont
devices are an old story to them. It
is to careful purchasers that we are
addressing onrswves now to pur
chasers who know just what they are
lomg, who know what their money
onght to bring them every uroe and
who wicely wait for the chances wnicn
clearing ont sales are sure to bring
along in Jannary. For such pur
chafers the opportunity has tiow ar
rived and here tt is We are selling
onr stock of dry goods and r-hoes at
erf-stlv reduced rntes hi onltr to re.
duce our slock for the Spring trade
a. WILL ARMFIELD.
Greensboro, N,C,
Offere bis servlos In iredlane and surcrrrto
the peer lc cf Grwrifboro aad rorronrdloa
U'np'rr. kuihdo Ko, 4HS. tnnrcn Mr. m
AEfS WOEI.
I will give lessons in drawing to
ll U . .1 . . ,1 I
most: wiaimig , uiciu- uu iviuuuay,
Wednesday and Friday of each week
at my home at on Asheboro Street.
sistf Hattik Sampson.
Fore Rekt
Nice Offleo nnnoRila- Bentofr
Bcnee. Also N-v Briek Store. ' '
Apply to J's.F. Ytires or Peter Yu'es
s j 20 2 .
A'.-"iJ Y24A
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NON-PARTISAN
NEWSPAPER
Devoted to News, Business, General
Intelligenee, Virtue and Morals. Pub
lished every day except Sunday.
Though in a special sentMi drvotnd to
tue iLWront of
Greensboro,
is intended to promote the the best in
terort of the country an well as the
town.
Mnch nf its matter is prrpircd ex
preesly for its columns.
luring been eetauisbed in
1883
is now old enough 10 b knon as a
fixture.
The Daily Wokiur l-egun in life
when the 1 nsintts of Ureensboro waa
small, and in n nntilrtd coudition.
but lias lived t'orongh all the seasons
of triftluud di prcwji'.p, and is ready to
-live tnrongn tiie 1 eason 01 improve
mart which, wema unw to be upon uk,
Unr lead na tUMlA&"H MEN have
appreciated he ,rfi,rs of the DaiLl
WotKiiAH and ' tl ir rnoonragement
is due the fw ' nt '1 uwt inly bus lived
inronRh tlie l uii!iiitjs ot Hie pHI
years, bnt is in h voi.dition t live abd
roBpur sno iiHfnl in tb ve.i.rd tc
rbwription j.r;ftoj pr vr r"
' n.oi.tb
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TTTQfTl "D T?P1?T7T?T
V J KJ X XIOJ UJUX V XJX
A COMPKTELINE OF CIGARS
AND TOBACCO,
WE CALL SPECIAL A f TEKTION
TO.
"JORDAN'S RAT-
LERS."
: We euaraniee it to be the best 5
et Cigar on the Market, Also 0 H
' -
--LIVE INDIAN-
An elecront Id cent eiirsr. Do not
force; to try the OLD GLORY CHER
OOT, tbey are ont of sight for a cheap
smoke.
W, M. JORDAN & CO.
1 he Greensboro Ice Go's
WAGON,
WILL BE ON TIIE STREETS
EVERY DAY,
Ready to supply all families and
stores in Greensboro with such quan
titici of ICE as tbey may want from
day to day. We can serve you with
Ice Tickets from 5 pounds to 100
pounds, or we will deliver you so many
pounds each day according to your
instructions.
It is roy rule and purpose to give my
customers satisfaction in every way,
and if this rule has bctn broken it was
entirely unintentional If any one
has a complaint to make, I would be
grateful if you would wing it to my at
tention so that I may correct the mat
ter. I want to sell you the Ice ami
want your trade. I will assure you to
spare no means to give all customers
satisfaction. I am gTatcful to you for
the trade you have already given me,
and hope to merit a continuance ot
the same.
I have fresh made Ice at all times
it is as good as can be had from any
source whatever. Give the Greens,
boro Ice Company your orders for
daily supplies of Ice, and wc will give
them prompt attention.
The clever young man. Mr. John
Cator, will have charge of Delivery
Wagons, and all orders given him, will
be appreciated.
Very respectfully,
Greensuoro Ice Co.
J. P. Harkness, Manager. apaS-sw
Holton says
"Sow the Seed"
And you had better buy of him if
you would
'Heap a Good Crop"
His ieed are all irksh and
J'JST KtCElVED
The trade has already been
so heavy
- that he has been obliged to
-re-order.
Select yours before the variety is broken-
Prescriptions
Still a specialty, day or night.
dfEverything in drugs, medicines,
soaps, brushes, eta
DisonuTioN,
The firm of Ridge acd Touug has
this day h en dissolved, W. J. Ridge
baling po'd his itteiest in the said Co
partner hip to A. O, Wilson. Persons
owicp the firm will plente esl' and set
tie. The business will h rea'ter be
conducted under the firm name and
stylo of YuULg snd Wilnin,
W J. RiPOf.
' H. t . Yocso.
jul 12 4w
SALE.
As Administrator of John Macy, I
will btll rn Monday Hei temtxr 8th
1892 on the precise, mar Henry
Mscy's, at pnblio uncM' 1 , Icrihe pur
pose of crea iug aveets f r the payment
of tbedrbtsof the deceased, the real
estate ot the deofaatd, on Pole Cat
Creek, in Ouilfrrd c imty, adjoining
Henry Macy and others, eontainins
about 80 Screw, bi g Li share in the .
division of his father's lan1.
Terms of bale One-third of pnr-
cba-i' monty cash, snd tte remtinder
on a oredit of three m mths, with bond
and good seenntv.
. JV11H li. UUl'liKtT,
Adm'rof John Mtcy.
Ice, Ioe, Ioe.
" TlTissRS. Wharton, Jackson & Co.,
manufacturrrs of ICE, No. tic
Buckhannon Street, have their wagons
reet, hav
ow, and v
ICE
on the street now, and will deliver
to any part of the city IN QUANTI
TIES TO SUIT CUSTOMERS. You
can buy tickets from Wagons or at the
Factory.
J. S. BARNES,
ap7 im , . Manager.