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BAILY WORKHAW.
Vol X,-No95
GREENSBORO, N. a, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, .SEP 8, 1892
Price $3.00 Per Tear
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GEN. WEAVER.
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THE SPFAKINO TO DAY.
Thvre was qui e a boisterous lime
in the courthonse hire toda ).
pen. J. B. Weaver, PresiderUial
candidate on the Third party ticket,
made a speech of moderate length,
which wasfollowel by a longer one
from his female assistant, Mr Lewe.
This writri was unable to get into the
room where the speaking occurred,
and could on'y hear a sentence occis
tonally. ,
Everyone seemed to think well o!
Mrs Lease's speech, as to its ability,
and an Intelligent gentleman runa, k
ed to the writer, tuatlt was, a. sum
ming up of the grievances ot the fern?
ers and tbe poor classes of the peo
ple, but .'he added that be thought
that such speeches are calcuajed jo
do hana by working upon tbe preju
dices of the people1 and causing them
to anticipate some gnat tviL It is
well that so many of our fellow citi
zens are conservative and duly sober
and have tbe perception to see
through the designs of the Third par
ty leaders, who, under the guise of
special friendship lor the farmers, are
leading them down to a condition
poorer and worse by far.
Telegraphio Clicks.
Greenfield, Mast, Sept. a 7 The
estate of the lafe" Geo Wm. Curtia,
according to tbe will filed in the pro
bate court yes'erd ty, amounts to
about $70,000. "
London, St pt 27. The great foal
take at New Market today , were
won by Orme, Versailles second, and
Dunruj third-. The stakes' were 3,850
pounds, course 114 miles.
Bellingham, Muss, fcept s 7. Over
one third of the business portion of
the torn was destroyed -by.. fire at 3
o'clock this morning : The lost will
aggregate $55,000' ' " ' :-
Riobmond Va .Sept .2:tS 'or
Daniel, ci Lynchburg, .has receifedfofl
leiegraw iroui mu saying mar uie ut
ter will make a political, speech at
IflruchbaijfTOc
mun .jipu. ni ,ciun oui, ,invipe
Louisville baseball patkas --burnesT
about toidnigTit'lalr-yi.
about $10,000 -
WoofiVin:,,N."H. Sept 17.-7-A
terrible wind.ndusnow. storm prevail
ed on Mount Washington last night,
the wind reaching a velocity of 100
miles p-r houV. ' .,.vi
Washington, Sept .wA-general
order was iMu'ed;atl.'tHiB' Wsf.'pajty-.
ment today.aun'ouncing Oie death'., of
Gen. Pope, retired- ,The1wder,xt
; recites bis milttary-careef trod -other
wise eot.titav.' jjC';'' 3
" , ' ' " "?NBWtS JSTOTES t
Mrs. Harrison is still ill at Wash
ingtou. ; She whh worse yesterday,
having passed a very1 restless night' 1
Mayor John J. Martin of Whe !
infc ijtf :t'j' shot :'Monda- while
holding court by S.R.ftaVrtnekeep
er of a "speak easyf" i&ijioV
. , Tis'erday was a0", event ful iay for
the strikers a- Carnegie's ' Mills near
Pjttsburg.rv F quent , quarrels and
serioiMiflghts .betiren;tie njiion,and
'v noh unionfmen end five break ! downs
in the wo.ks. cau iiig s-veral 'depart -
nents . to snut down are am nir the
- occurrences
SPEAKING OF YOU
Capt J. M. Odell and Mrs. Odell,
who went to Durham yesterday morn
ing, returned to Concord last night.
The captain had a letter from his son,
W. R. Odell, yesterday, which gave a
favorable account of the party, now
travelling in Europe Contrary to
what we here might suppose, the
cholera is los talked of and less
feared in England than 00 thi side
of tbe Atlantic, and the party have
not been inconvenienced on account
of the disease.
Major Finger went up to Newton
last night.. t ,
Mr. aad Mrs R. R. King went to
Danville last night to attend the
funeral of the ltte Charles Holcombe,
The Misses Cheek, accompanied
by their sister, Mrs. Woggoman, and
ber children and the three little chil
dren of Mr. Eaton and their brother,
Mr. Pleas Cbeek, came up on the
train from Mebane last night where
they have been summering and are
here for the winter. Tinsley is at
Chaptl Bill, as a student there, and
Miss Sudie is teaching a school not
tar from Mebane, in Orange county.
Mrs. Woggoman will spend some
time here and then proceed to her
home at Charlotte.
Mis. Joe Albright, who lett here
with her three children several
months ago to visit her relations in
Canada returned to her home here on
the train last night and has come baik
tO stay. The section in which she
has been visiting is over Coo miles
north of Montreal, and must be cool.
Tbe meetings at the Methodist
Protestant Church continue nightly.
Rev. J. R, Ball preached last night to
a good and strictly attentive audience.
Miss Martha .-Driver,, ot Norfolk,
Va , who was at one time a pupil in
O. f. Colloge.arrived here laot night,
on her way home from Shelby, and
spent today in the city.
Col. A. B. Andrews went north last
night on his special car.
. Mr. Lemuel Snelling, of Paducah,
Ky who was7ejaf nfog" hoina frOnV..
visit 10 nis 01a nome in wue county,
ftccomntnied by his 'nephew, trot left
Jierei last night -grIaek of .niotma?,.
tion'.about the trains, and had to lie
jpvitr until today.
Rev, Dr. Durham ' was here this
morning on his way to the Alexander
Baptist Association at Taylorsvil e.
Lee Crawford went down to Dur
ham today.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hill have
gone on a visit to North Wilkesboro.
Mr. Fletcher Cox, ot Cedar Falls,
went this morning on a brief visit to
friends at Newton, where he once
Went to school
' Mr. W. J. Ridge went to Raleigh
today.;'' ; ; '
Prof F.S.Blair, a good Prohibi
tionist, was l ere today.
Mr. Crewe, travelling correspon
dent of the Wilmington Messenger
was here today on his way fom the
west to Raleigh.' r
. Dr. D.; Reid Parker, Dr.. Exum,
Mr. t ' W. Denmark and others of the
Third party, were here today to meet
General Weaver the candidate of the
party for President, t
.'.MrK tind u Mr. W. W, Lasley, o
Burlington, who have been north to
piircba.se goods, were at Phi'alelphia
last night and reached here on the
! belated train at noon1 today. CoL A.
K. cUure, editor of the Phuadel
phia Time?, made hs great speech on
the Tariff to a vast audience, in reply
Major McKinlcy's speech delivered
Philadelphia but Friday night.
Major KcKinley had declined the
challenge of Col McClure to discuss
the question ot the Tariff in public
debate, and Col. McClure chose last
ight as the time to answer Major
McKinley. Mr. Laaley, who went
eady to the hall, failed to find admit.
Unce, and says that while the throng
attendance wa immense, a number
rive times as great was turned away
for lack of room . Mr. Lasley under
steod that several manufacturers who
ere present and heard Col. McClure
were favorably impressed with his
vi-.ws on ihe Taiifl.
Mrs. Curtis and her daughter Miss
Maud, of. Franklinsville, have been
here today.
We learn from the Pittsburg Lead
ei, a Republican paper, that the color
ed voters of Pennsylvania are organ
izing themselves into Democratic
clubs, and a State convention of color
ed Democrat is soon Jo be held at
PhflsepWa. " ' " ' "
A colored remocratiq club of one
hundred. .bSr-Jeen.sUrte4 in Pitts
burg, Thi j js done underjhe leader
ship of M..-, J, Jackson, a colored man
of Madison courthouse, Va., " t
Come in and see,, at Kirkpatricks
furniture rooms the fiiitst sTdfoords
ever seen in Greensboro.
Dr. Exum' says' that be will get
nineteen twentieths of tbe colored
vote of tbe State, oh tt)e ground that
me negroes oeiieve m . me iicpupii
cans are an annex of the Dem cratio
party. Crazyi ' "7 .
When Mr. Denmark, one of the
chief men of the'eop'e's party at
Raleigh, and one of the owners of tbe
Progressive Farmer,' Benin to gather
thing that v turned t up; ;,Vae , Jhalj he
cotridn tnd tbe commutes. . , ,
A ' young! gentleman-j of .Greens'
boro, who was at Rohok,,'Va quite.
recennv savs ine ijemocra s mere are
,thOTpughijr aiouserl,, and t)iata lnian
joined' ihe Democratic Qubi wBq bad
been a Republican all his life
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Some stranger en the depot plat'
form this morn'iBg ' got 'Into quite
man Leref decided' democratic pw
clivitierand te contest, collected so
many bystaDdtrstogetner ' tnat
policeman had Jo interfere. v :
Mrs: Li ase" thfe People's Pirty -lady
orator,' is a native of Ireland and not
of Kansas, as reported.
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" ... . ' O.ood LooksV'T.'.V"
Good looks are "more5; than skin
deep, depending upon a UealtM ton?
dition of all of the vital Organs.' -If
the liver be insotlve, yotj bave'a biln
ous look. If ycurBtomactr be disor
dered yoa have a dyspeptio look, and
if your ldueys be tneotedjou nave
a pincU. d loot - Secure good health
scd t on. will nave good looks,. : itttQ
irio Bit erd is a great altera e and
tonie ho s directly on ine vital organs
Cures pimples, blotcnefy boilg and
gives a good complexiou. . Sold at
C E. Holtou's. ding stote 50 cents
per bott'e. -: -
. Chima Hall r-Dinner, Sets, Tea
Sets and Toilet Sets just received.
Give us a calL' , '
E. M CaldcLkwoh & Bro.
: Country bacon Cor cooking with
vegetables can't be had but we have
tounrl a got d substitute in the shape
of "Ensbsh Ci.red". Smoked Sidea.
We have so d lots ot this ba.cort and
it gives general satisfaction. '
J. W. Scott, & Co
Bucklen'eArnlca Salve.
The beet Salve in the world for
Cuts, Braises, Sores, Uloers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores. Tettr.
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Pies,orno pay is required It i
guaranteed to give perfect satiBfal
tion, or money refunded. Price 2
oenta per box. For sale by C E
uoiton
New Furniture Store
D. N. KIEKPATBIOK IS
And has an Attmnti
And Invites You to Come
rarlorand Bed
Racks, Writing Desks, Uook
Cases, Plush Rockers, Side i
Boards,
AND IBSBSf?nJ,!HWA? " t0's GOODS.
Ekubt B.lKmiiPATRiCK, MA'c.
This Space
FIS H B
Every man is after Lis brother.
With a long sharp fctick or something 1
or otherf
And Fishblate is after, the whole ot
his kind
With a grat big stock in the clothing
line s ,.!
The biggest stock, and the finest too,
That ever the railroad train brought
through. '
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SHOE MENDING.
J. 8. EDWELL.
HYCAMOItE STREET,
NEAlt THE MARKET.
Makes and minds shoes in
fir t rate t-tyle, and at prioes lower
loan than the same work is charged
tor elsewhere, 'ibis it plain talk,
but if you try it. yon will find it trn.
Economy is a great thing and a thing
that can be practised in shoes as weij
as in anything else.
NOW IN 0. WILL ARM-
Ifuw, and Then Examine his
Room Suits, Hat-
IWU Ulljl IIIHiIU.
RESPECTFULLY,
Belongs To:
L A TE.