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DAILY IXCfrT SUNDAY.
4: 1. RJH HAUX. Kdltoi.
J. 8. M1CHAUX, Local Editor.
ENTERED AT THE rOST-OEEICB IM
OMENSBORO AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER.
RELIGIOUS REVIVALS AND
POLITICAL REVIVALS.
If one had lime and wete to dis
posed be might write quite extensive
ly on some of the points of resem
bltnce between revivals of religion, so
called, aud tevivals of politics. Hu
man nature is the same every where,
and a giest many persons can be
found who are only really zealous in
certain seasons, whether it be in poll
tics or religion.
It has long been the esse, especially
in North Caro'ina, to hold protracted
and camp meetings at the close of
the Summer, when the crops have
been laid by and the fodder has been
pulled, end the habit has become
pretty general in inaoy of the churches
to expect a forward movement at
such season only. We need not die
cuss the correctness of the principle
involved, bat simply state the fact
But while men are zealous in religj
ton at certain seasons only, Ihe same
is true in politics. The roases are
generally quiet except when a politi
cal campaign is on hind, but when
the cimpaign is begun it is necesi ary
to get up an enthusiasm, and an
effort is at once made with that vew
Now we might and we do condemn
the excess into which many persons
are led, but much of the noise aud
confusion ihat exi-ts is one of the
necessary tvilj ol politics. The bent
christian in the land can only deplore
these excesses and guard against
them in his own person, but it he is
inttl igtnt and patriotic he cannot l e
indifferent to the princip es involved
in the campaign. Let him choose for
himself th p .rty with whom ke is to
affiha e.
It is a great pity that the. e are peo
lla her and there who have no tolera
tion for those outside of their party,
provided the othera claim to be in the
right
This is a time for tue exerci-e of
a good deal of charity.
CLEVELAND CHEERED
When Or n. Weaver had finished
his speech in the courthouse today
there were three cheers , giv. n fur
Grover Cleveland. The cheers were
so loud and hearty as to ive full
proof of the hold th t Mr. Cleveland
has upon the affections of all the
people.
It is estimated that f II- hree. fifths
of the crowd cheered the nam 0
Cleveland, w iile a number of Cleve
land men p sent did not j in in the
demonsration.
A SUICIDE IN WASHINGTON.
Washington, Sept 27. CoL W. P.
Canady, of North Carolina, ex Ser
geant at Arms of the United States
Senat , committed saicid this morn
ing in his room here by blowing out
hu t rains with a revolver.
At six o'clock th's morning a mev
senger summom d J. Q. A. Houghton
Canady'a partner in the brokerage bus
ingss, to Canady'- room where Canady
tefd the former that during the night
two negrots hid entered the house,
bound and gagged him and taken two
thousand dallars deposited in a safe
by Houghton last evenirg.
A ccording t o a boarder in the house
taily thia morning hi heard a tapping
(pond in the 100m below and going
down f und Canady loosely bound to
' s doir xnob with a piece of night gown
stuffed in his mouth. When Hough
ton heard CaoaJy's story he accused
him of subteriuge to hida the theft
ot the money by himself and went out
to get a wairant (or Canady's arrest.
tanady went into his office and
blew out his brains. Canady'a wife
and son, from whom he separated,
live in Wilmington, N. 0.
Canady left a notejto Houghton
saying: "After your conduct this
m irning I have uo further use for
life."
Mrs. Leae stumped the State of
Kansas against Senator Iogalls, and
afte he was defeated Mrs. Lease
mde a speech in Washington and in
vited Ineatls to a joint discussion. In
galls declimd and replied that there
were only two classes of individuals
who scalped a foe after death aod'they
were an Indian and a woman.
The Supreme Court of Wisconsin
on Tuesday rendered a decision de
daring the apportionment made by
the extra session of the Legislature
invalid.
List of Letters i
Remaining uncalled for in the post
office at Greensboro, N. C. Sept. 8st
189s.
Mrs. B. J. Allen,
John Baker,
Chas. Bivins,
cue of Victory Cotton Mills.
Miss llary Buchannan,
Joseph Gld well,
Mrs. Mary L. Cox,
W. W. Callweil,
Calvin Crumpr,
Betry Davidson,
Mis. Nannie Davis,
Mias Emma Foust,
care of Mrs. F. A. Hunter
Rev. D, S. Freeman,
Charlie Harrir.
Sam Hollie.
Mrs. Nanoia Ireland,
Hugh Turdan Esq,
Joe McDonold,
Mil-a. Litba Orsiment,
W. W. Pugh,
A. S. Seals Esq,
Miss Mandy Shep,
Messrs T. S. Shlton It Co,
Mrs. Bettie Sloan,
Mrs. Rev. Lena Nelson imitb,'
John W. Smih,
C. F.'Snider,
Mr. Jonephfne Tsrver,
Mrs Lizzie Thomson,
Miss Blanche Thornton, .
W. E. Wood,
Persons calling for the above, will
please say advertised in The Work
han, and irjve date of list
, J. D. White, P. M
Mild, geutle, soothing and healing
ia Dr. Sage's catarrh remedy. Cures
the worst forms permanently. No
xpriunuting. Itrs "Old Reliable."
25yera of luccess.
URely a vegetable compound,
made entirely of roots and herbs
gathered from the forests of
jia, and has been used by millions
of people willi the beat results. It
CUBES
All manner of Blood diseases, from the
pestiferous little boil on your nose to
the worst cases of inherited blood
taint such as Scrofula, Rheumatism,
Catarrh and .
Treatise om Blood and Skin Disease malted
fata. , Swift Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga.
The Latest In all 8HADE8 and COL
OE8, Teoks; Puffa, Fonr in Hand,
Windsors, ta ,
CALL AND LOOK AT
Oart lauds.
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Five Bicycles for Sale
I have five second hand bicylesfor
sale at reasonable prices.
Apply to,
. IW, J. H. CoUtWAR.
Gnarantend Cure.
We authorize onr advertised ding
giat to sell Dr, King's new disoovery
for ConaomptioD, Cocghs and Cold's
upon this cordiUoD. If you are
afflicted with, a cough cold or any
long throat or cheat trouble, and will
t this remedy as directed, giving
t a fair trial, and experience no ben
efit, yon may return the bottle and
have your money refunded. We
oonld not make this er did we no
know that Dr. King's New Discovery
oonld be relied on. It never disap
points. Trial bottles free at C. E
Hoi ton's drug store. Large size 60
cents and $1.
Pronounced Hopeless Yet Saved.
From a letter written by Mrs Ada E
Hard, of Grot on, S. D., we qaote the
lollowiog: "Was taken with a severe
cold which settled on my longs,
congh set in and finally resulted in
consumption. Four Doctors gave
me op, saying I oonld live bnt a short
time. 1 irave nmelf np to my Sav
iour, determined that if I could not
stay with my friends on earth, I
wonld meet my absent ones above.
My Husband was advised to get
Dr King's New Discovery for eon'
sumption, concha, and 00 ds. I gave
it a trial and took in a 1 eight bottles;
it has onred me. and thank God I am
a well and hearty woman. Trial bot
ties fre at C. E. Holton's drog store
regular size 60 cents and SL
ENJOYS
Both the method and results wher.
Byrap of Figs is taken; it ia pleasni
and refreshing to the taste, aud w
gently yet promptly on the Kidne--Liver
and Bowels, cleanses the eyr
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy or its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt b
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 sals in 60c
and $1 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not- have It 00 haadwill pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it - Do not accept any
substituteW ,
cauforkh no syrup co.
tn nunoaco, ou
uummu. n. mm nmu .s
w c-rrr th tiaTc lin :
of dry gnods ever shown and we are
marching it b the biggest bid "er
made for priblio fswr. Caretnl pur
chaser soon find out which side their
hread is buttered on and om ont
devices are an old story to tbem. It
is to oarefol pnrchatm that we are
addressing ourselves now- to pur
chasers who know just what they are
lointr. who know wna itneiz money
ought to bring them every ime and
who wisely wait for the chances which
clearing ont sales are sure to bring
along in January. For. snch pur
chasers the opportunity has now ar
rived and here it is We are selling
our stock of dry goods and shoes at
greatly reduced rates in order to re.
dace oar stock for the Spring trade
-a. wiu, ARMrnaj).
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NON-PARTISAN
NEWSPAPER
Devoted to News. Basinee. General
Intelligence, virtne and Morals. - Pub
liahed every day exeept 8undav,
Though in a special sense d-v ied to
the interest of
Greensboro,
Hs intended to promote the lbs bast In
terest or lbs country as well aa the
town.
Itnch of its matter ia prepared ex
prendy for Its columns.
Having neen eerabtianed in
1883
'S92.
ia now old enough 10 be known as a
fixture.
The Datxt WoxjiAX began its' life
wnen me runners 01 ureenaooro waa
small, and in n nnaetded condition,
bat has lived ferongh . all the seasons
of trial and depression, and ia ready to
live throned) the i eaaon of improve-
ment which aeema now to be npon us.
Our leading BUSINESS MEN ham
appreciated the efforts of the Dah,t
Wobxhah, and to their raoouragement
is due the fact that it not enly has lived
through the difficulties of the oast
yean, but is in a condition to live and
rosper and be nseful in the years- to
rhseription pricel per year . v
. 1 , niont
I .. V " week
Ihe Greensboro Ice Co's
a a SI '
w a u u n 1 .
WILL BE ON THE STREETS
EVERY DAY,
Ready to supply all families and
stores in Greensboro with such quaiw
tities of ICE as they may want from
day to day. We tan 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 my rule and purpose to give my
customers satisfaction in every wsy,
and if this rule has been broken it was
entirely unintentional If any one
has a complaint to make, I would be
gfateful if you would wing 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. Iam 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 Green,
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, will
be appreciated.
Very respectfully,
Greensboro Ice Co.
J. P. Harkness, Manager. apa8-ew
Holtonsays
"Sow the Seed1'
And you had better buy of him ii
you would
''Reap a Good Crop"
. His seed are all fresh and
rwr received
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 specially, day or night
iy Everything in drugs medicines
soaps, brushes, etc
DiooiitJTioN,
The firm of Rldg sod Trent has
thia day been dissolved, W. J. Bidge
having en'd bis Interest in the said Co
partner bip to T. M. Treat. Persona
owing the firsn will phut call and set
tle. The business will h rea-'ter be
eontnettxt uuder the name and style
of T. M. Tren Co
"" J. Ridos,
T. la.Taxm,
ang 26 4r
LAND OALR.
AS Admloiatratfir rf Joho llaey. I
wU: arU fin M-ndty 8e tembfr 8th
1892.. on Him pre r-1 nar Henry
llaey V, pnhlic aoc'i n. lor the pur-
poae of rrea ii.g aweU fr trie payment
of the drhtsof the dt-eesed. the real
estate of the dec awd, on Pole Cat
reek, in Ooilfrrd v nuty, adjoining
Henry Maey and otbi-rs. oottainina
about 80 aereaa, b4r g hi ahare in the
divixion of hi father's lan1. '
Terms of falepnMbird of pur
oha-e monf-y caah. and the remainder
on a credit of three .mortha, with bond
and good swnrntr:
JUHN K. HOCKETT,
, Adm'r of John Ucy,
lOD, ICD, lOEs
Messrs. Wharton, Jackson & Co.
manufacturers of ICEiiNa 115
Buckhannon street, have their wagons
on the street now, and will deliver - -
ICE
to any part of the cty IN QTJANTI-!
TIES TO SUIT CUSTOMERS. You
can buy tickets from Wagons or at the
Factory. x
J. S. BARNES,
apay im .
' Manager.