DAILY IXClf? SUNDAY.
J. L. MICUATJX, Kdltoi. .
J. 6. lUCnAUX, Local Editor.
SXTIRID AT THI rOSTOIIICI IN
ORXIMSBORO At IICOND-CUASJ MATTIX.
COL. KINO FOR LIFE
Ths result in the cue of If. Clay
King, of Tennessee, who wit convict
d of the most foul and unprovoled
murder, an i sentenced to the gallows,
is the commutation of the sentence to
imprisonment tor lift. It wan not
known hare until yesterday that the
uofortuatte roan is over 80 years of
age, and where tub is known there
will not be very severe criticisms of
tne Governor for commuting tbe sen
tenre. Perhaps a new thought will
be awakened in the pubEc mind, a
sympathy for old age, of which little
has heretofore been said.
If criminal obtain sympathy on
the ground of sex, of extreme youth,
of emotional insanity, why not allow
something lor such as have lived be
yond four score and, who, probably,
have as really lost control of them
selves as if they had beet ptrtiallyin
sans ?
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GO CRAZY FIRST.
Commenting on an able article in
the' New York Herald on Southern
Progress, and illustrating the marvel
lous recuperative energies of . this
acrtinn nt lh rnnntrv annru (ho
pulsion of the carpet-bag robber.
The Richmond Times of tody soys :
"During the whole period in which
the South was inflicted by this curse
of carpet bagisrn, tbe. Democracy of
the North tood by her unflinchingly,
battling tor her rights without ceasing
until at length! mainly through their
exertions, she was (reed, snd then
nsr onwara marcn oegan. With a
rapidity which' has astonished the.
world, she has gone rapidly to the
front, accumulating wealth, Ruining
influence and outstripping her North
era neighbors in the production of
tbe very articles which they consider
ed especially their own, and of which
they thought they had absolute con
trol." : -. - ::..
while it may b tru. , and probably
is, that the degree of prosperity in
the South is overdrawn in many of
the accounts printed, yet it is scarcely
doubted that one important statement,
bearing directly on the present poltti.
cal situation in the South, Wnot only
true to tnt latter, but challenges the
manhood of every democrat at least,
throunout tnis whole country called
the Southland . '
During the whole period in
wh ch the South was inflicted by this
curse of carpet-bagism, the Democ
racy of Norm stood by ber unflinch
ingly, battling for ber righ's without
ceasing, until at length, mainly
through their exertions, she was freed,
and then her onward inarch began."
- - 'The Workman has concluded
that hardly anything less than, a well
developed case of insanity could
Justify any Democrat ai this time in
disposing of his vote as to aid in
defeatiug the only party in tbe coun
try that ever did anything to help him
when he was in trouble, or is under
any prorate to befriend him in time
to come. " t f
" WHISKERS GONE "
It was only jester ' that our re.
porier got a gibir ss of Mr.. Loo
Brcckman is Iu walkd across the
ttreet .and '.took' particular n .rice': of
"his tine, crop of. Bumsida- whiskers
(WhiskerM 1 f this sort ar so called
becaus the late General Bumside;
wore the' fines-, crop nf them that ever
;e 1 1.. Washington.
theneeforward called "Burnsides',
We could also think of everal other
gentlemen , in this city, amocg them
Mr.' Geo. Lampman, who have fine
specimens of Burnsidas.
But Ma Loo Brockman, at th
time our reporter took notice of Lis
fine whiskers, just then arrived at per
pection, was do doubt determined to
go under tbe barter 'r raxor and have
a change made, for when we saw bim
this morning the Bumsides were
gone. Well enough, for we think it
has improved him much.
koM f WHtlt'l
Stale Chronicle.
In the early part of the session of
the 46th Congress (April 15, 1S79)
the democrats refused to vote for the
passage of the army appropriation
bill, onless the republicans would vote
to repeal the provisions of thea law
which had largely disfranchised
Southern whites and enabled Federal
authority to control elections. Ex.
President Garfield, then a member of
House, offered an amendment in the
nature oi a compromise, and wbieh
admitted that some of the legislation
complained of was "obnoxious and
antagonistic to American ideas.'
The Congressional Record, 46th
Congress, page 958, shows that the
norn'nee of the sOmaha convention
ior President opposed every effort to
have tbe objectionable provisions
even modified in favor of Southern
hitts. He voted against every
proposition to enfranchise the white
inert of the South. He voted to keep
them in political slavery, even at the
point of the bayonet. He voted to
keep armed soldiers at our polling
places. These are some of Weaver's
votes. Can North Carolinians vote
for such a man They will not
ALLIANCE OFFICERS
At the meeting of' the State Alii.
ance last night the omcers ior the
past year were rclected with the excep
ton ot some minor 1 Bices. The
name of Dr Thompson, a WeaveriU,
ws substituted for that of Mr. Bell,
who is a Clevelandite. The vote
stood 37 to 51 in fTor of the Third
rarty candidate.
Yon've tried Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription have you and you're dis
appointed. Tbe results are nut im
mediate. Aud did you expect tbe
disease of yours to disappear iu a
week ? Pot a pineb of time in every
dose. You would not call milk pcor
heoanee tbe cream does not rise in
an 'honr? If there' no water in it
the crfcm is sun to rise. If there s
a possible cure, Dr Pierco'a Favorite
prescription is son to effect it if giv
en a fair trial. Yon get the one dol
lar it ooflU you buck again if it don't
beubfit or cure yon. We "wish we
could givA you tbe makers' confi
dence They show it by giving the
money back again, in all cases not
benefited, and it'd surprise you to
know how few dollars are needed to
keep up the refund.
UStOM HOT DROP j.
Cures all coughs, colds, hoarseness
sre throat, bronchitis, hemorrhage
and all throat and lung diseases. 1
aunt, rehab e.
t$ cents at druggists. Prepared
only by Dr. H. Mozley, Alanta, Ga.
Katare should be
assleted to threw
oTlmpnritlesofthe
bloed; Ketking
does It so well, sa
premptly, or s
safely as Swift's
Specl2c .
. Hll," -i, -Kit
I '
CURES
LIFE HAD NO C&UWS.
For three years I was troubled with mala
rial poison, which caused my appetite to (all,
and I waa greatly reduced in flesh, and life
kst all its charms. I tried mercurial and
potash remaclies, but to noeffect.I could
get no relief.' I then decided to try" '
A few bottles of this wonderful t .4
medicine made a complete and permanent
Cure, and I now enjoy better health than ever.
:; J. A. Rice, Ottawa, Kan.
' Onr book on Elood and Bkin Disexses
mailed free.
. S witt Specific Co., Atlanta, G a.
Guaranteed Cure
, We authorize oar advertised drug
gist to sell Dr. King's new disoovery
for Consumption, Cocghs snd Cold's
upon this oordilion. II you are
afflicted with a cough cold or any
lnng throat or chest trouble, aud will
this remedy as directed, giving
I a fair trial, snd experience no ben
efit, you may return (he bottle and
have your money refundeJ. "We
could not make this er did we do
know that Dr. King's New Disoovery
could be relied on. It never disap
point. Trial bottles free at C. E
Holt'ju's drag store. Largs size CO
cents and $1.
Pronounced Hopeless Yet Saved
From a letter written by Mrs Ada E
linrd, of uroioo, b. V., we quote the
following: "was takeu witn a severe
cold which settled on my longs,
cough pet in and fioullr rf salted iu
oonsnnipuon. r our Doctors ra?e
me op, saying I could live but a abort
time. Iirave rmsell up to my Sav
iour, determined that if I could not
stay with my bunds on earth, I
wonld meet my absent ones above.
My bnsband was advised to set:
ui Jiing s New Disoovery for con
sumption, ouugbs, and 00 ds. I gave
it a trial and took in all igbt bottles;
it baa cored me, and thank God I am
a well and herty woman. Trial bot
ties fre at 0. E. Holton's drag store
regular size 50 cents and SL
EXJOYG
Botu the method and results vht
eyrup or figs is taken; it is pleosrj.
and refreebinK to.tbe taste, and j
gently yet prompt the Kidney
raver ana uoweia, cleanses tne zyz
tera eflectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. 6yrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the. stomach, prompt In
its action and truly beneficial in its
effect, pre oared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent Qualities commend it
to sill and have made it the most
popular remedy known. .
Byrup of Figs is for sale 1n 60c
and tl bottles ly all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on handwill pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept aur
suosurate.
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CALIFORNIA FIB SYRUP CO.
AH HAHOItOO, 0U
UMMYHU, Kf. -Htm tOUL
Wr carry th biccest line
nf dry goods ever shown and we are
iiiHtcmug it by the bipgest lid -er
made for public favor. Caretul pnr
rhafen soon find out which side their
bread is buttered on and worn ont
devices are an old story to them. It
is to cured. 1 pnrahaftera that we are
acidrepsirijr onrM jvHs now to pnr
Sv, -A
'-St
aers who know just what they nrelCont Ciffar on the Market, Also O H
jomp, wno Know woat men money 1
ought to bring them every utoe and
clenring out sales are sure to bring I
aloe? in Jenuarv. For such Dur. I"
whn witnlv wult frlhnchnrw,n whmh
chaeera the opportunity las now ar
rived and here it is ' Wo are selling
onr stock of dry goods and 6hoes at
preatly reduced rates in order to re
dace our ptock for the Spriisg trade
MP
N0N-PA11TISAN
NEWSPAPER
Devoted to News. Bnainess, General
Intelligence, Virt ne and Morals. Pub
lished every dsy exeept BunJay.
Though in a special sense d voted to
the Id wrest oi
Greensboro,
is intended to promote the tbe best in-
Itereatofths 00 on try ai well as the
tows.
Much of its matter is prepared ex
premly for its oelamua.
iaaTing oeen enuiuiuai in
1383
la now old eooofth H be known as a
fixture.
The Dailt Woiux beuau ' ita life
when the t tuiorts of Grtensboro waa
small, and in u unbilled condition,
out uas lived (arougn all tbe seasons
of trial and dcpreiwion, and i tmdj to
ijyo luroogD me t ewitn oir improve
mert wh'ch stem now to b' vpou n.
Onr lead lit LU8IAKNH MEN have
apprvoiated the fforis i f the DaiLi
WokKMAa. acd 10 their enooniucincnt
is due tbe f(" that ir not cnlv baa livj
tnroutrb the rtifflctiliiea of b i.hhi
years, but is ii a oondiiion tn hw nd
prosper and te useful in tbe year u
vbsoription prioe per yxw
V " month 4
i . " " w.k
JUST RECEIVED
A COUPKTE LINE OF CIGARS
AND TOBiOCO.
WE CALL BfEOIAL AfTENTiON
.......TO
"JORDAN'S RAT-
yLERS."
Wa .n n .nntA. I . n I .V. n V . R
cremomo s
TTTTp TT JTT A TT,
U-I..V AJ JLliXl 1 1'
: An elegant 10 cent cirar. Do not
forp-rn to try the OLD GLOBY CHEli.
OOT, they are out of sight for a cheap
smoke.
1 he Greensboro Ice Co's
,. W AGON
I
;
WILL
BE
ON THE STREETS
EVERY DAY,
Ready to supply all families and
stores in Greensboro with such quan
titiei of ICE as ttey may want from
day to day. We can serve you with
Ice Tickets from 3 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 utitlaction in every way,
and if this rule bis been broken it was
entirely unintentional. If any one
has a complaint to make, I would be
grateful if you would oring it to my at
tention so that I may correct the mat
ter. I want to sell you the Ice and
want your trade. I will assure you to
spare no means to give all customers
satisfaction. I am grateful 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 Greenes
boro Ice Company your orders for
daily supplies of Ice, and we will give
them prompt attention.
The clever young man, Mr. John
Cator. will have charge of Delivery
Wagons, and all orders given him, wilT
be appreciated.
Very respectfully,
Griknsboro Ice Co.
J. P. Harkkiss, Manager. aps8-sw
Holtonsays
"Sow lie Seed"
And you had belter buy of him if
you would
''EespaGoodOrop '
-His eed are all fresh and-i-1'
rjrr RicrT-t 1
V The trade has a.itady been
. . 1 -j heavy' ,
-that he has been obliged to- 7)
re order.
Beleot jours before ths variety is brokoa.
Prescriptions
Still a specially, day or . night.'
ESyEverythirig in drugs medicines,
soaps, brushes, etc . - .-....
DlBOIsUTJON,
The firm of Ridge and Young has
this day bf en dissolved, W. J. Bidge
having ao'd bis ittereat in the said Co
partnership to A. O, Wilson. Persona
owing the firm will pirate call and set
tle; The business will h rea'ter be.
oondnnred under the firm name and
sijle of Young and Wilson.
W J. Bidox,
. 8. . Youya.
Jul 12 4w
LAND SALE.
As Administrator of John Macy, I
will sell ra Monday ri.tember 8th
1893 on tb prenU. near Henry
Maoy'a, at public uci r, fcr ihe pur
pose or creaiibir aweH f r the pat meat
oi the debts pf the decereed, the real
estate of tbe deoeaaed, on Pole Cat '
Creek, in Ouilfnrd c titty, adjoining
Henry Maoy snd other, eontainina
about 80 scree, Inii g kin share iu the '
divieion of his father's lar..
Terms of rale One-third of par
oha'o money eaab, snd tbe remainder
on a credit of three manths, with bond
and good seenritvi -
rfOHH E. HOCKEXT,
' ' Adra'r of Jobu M.oy.
1 j issrs. , Wharton, Jackson & Co.
manufacturers of ICE. No. ny
Buckhannon street, have ibeir wagons
on the street now, and will deliver
ICE
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,
apa7 im Manager. :
They were
I
O. WILL ARMFIELD.
W.- M. JORDAN h CO,