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Vol X.-Jf0 96
GREENSBORO. N. THURSDAY' AFTERNOON, SEP 30. 1892
Price 13.00 Per Year.
NOT WITH THEM.
IN
W. R. Lisdsat Tasks so Part
' the Oxford Discussion.
The , Oxford Day, reporting the
joint debate at ttrnt place between the
Congressional candidate! hai this to
"Mr. , William and settle" were
present, but Mr Lindsay wat conk pic
uoos by h' absence. Mr. Lindsay
came to Oxford Saturday night," bo
doubt with the intention of keeping
his appointment, but be had a confer
ence with Dr." A. J. rDalby, county
chairman' of "that party, that'slaie
night, and early' the next morning "he
jumped the town. Evidently Dr. Dnl
by and Mr. Settle bad coma to ad on
demanding, and the' way" the' fatter
spoke' ii Was plain to the cu'lest i
on that he was doing all id' bla'pow'er
10 assist me Third partyites.
' Further proof of a deal was Urn'sh
ed when Dr. Lee,' of 'Caswell, Third
party district elector, arriv.'d during
the speaking and Dr. Dalby postively
refused to let him take part in it, ' Dr.
Lee protested and said that he came
for that special purpose, but it availed
him nothing. Dr. Dalby also' told
him he could not speak at Buchan
an."
THE MILLS TO SHUT DOWN.
Carnkoik Stiel Plant to' Close it
Vert Soom.
Pituburg, Sept. 19 -A well found
ed rumor is in circulation at Homo
stead today that the big plant of the
Carnegie Steel Company will shut
ilown in all of its departments this
week.
The twenty thiea inch armor plate
mill was indefinitely closed down to
day and the men paid off.
SPEAKING OF TOU
Buoklen'eArnlca Salve.
Re-. J. B. Richards. o High A ' " , """V.
Point, was here this morninp, also ZT ' ' lvZ . w,ce"? Dau
Dr. Reid, editor of th. Raleigh Chris. TT' 'T- n'
ti A,W.. n, tm, p "and Chilblains, Corns, and all
... -V. WW.., c. . . . ... ,
P. E nf thia diatrirt. nt n, a w "u UF"UB. positively cures
Linebery and Rev. Mr. Ashman of P6 f ftty re1uirod 11 "
the Methodic Protestant church 8U"U fe parted sati.tai
t... - a 1 . .
xm. r ur n- . 1 mou, w money reiunuea. rnoe Zt
. . .,u.m8, wnoonce Bmt,n,,rhnr - ... .
,..- k.. 1 t,.- L " " j "
" '"-'si v" uvw ui jiaicign, 1 JJolton
passed through here tbis morning.
Mr. Alf. Scales has returned to the
SHOE EUMG.
J. 8. EDWELL,
8YCAMORE STREET,
NEAlt TUE MARKET.
Makes and mtndit shoes in
fir t rate . ttjle, and t prices lower
tnan than the same work is charged
for elsewhere, litis U plkia talk,
bnt if yon try it, you will find it true.
Eoonomy is a srroat thing and a thins
J that can be practised in shoes as well
I as in anything else.
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The official fcr the company refose " Ucend practitioner of law, 1.1 JK VV Jj I J RN f TTTR"R " LSTnT?"!?.
. . .. . ... .. ... ..JUI.l.i. . . 1. . w--w w w -B.r-.AJ4
to laia aDOUi we mauer, ann meir i iu uccome a
evasive answers to questions make it I worthy representative of his excellent
appear that the report is true.
' Mlar Trad a
father, Col. Junius I, Scalea
Mrs. W. S. Moore and Mrs C. M.
Vanstory have gone today on a brief
visit to friends at High Point.
D. N. KIRKPATRIOKIS NOW IN G.WILL ARM-
FIELD'S OLD STAND,
According to ad-ices received quite
recently at Marseilles from Aden the
slaves trade continues in Africa on a
111C IMUV. vniux .t.w 4
0 iniV.. . i. t . .r 1 : ... .
offered uicr iculkci m ioin cy,
for slaves and the high prices
for them slave caravans are arriving 00
the East coast daily.
The caravans find no difficulty in
And hai nr! ArtraAtivo Hf-not nfMom
Mrs. Annie Hicks, of Eale.gh, who AA Tt a- n. . r m. . .,.. 1 .
with her three " little children, has "" U,IWB LUU w WUIDO HuW, ana men JDilUllIie U1S
been on a visit of two weeks to her
' L
rarlor and Bed Room Suits, Hat--
returned home on the east tmund train
tbis morning
President- Winston, of the State
CHOLERA PREVAILS
St. Petersburg, Sept 99 TLiny
x five new cases of cholera weie report
ed jesterdiy, an Increase of 17 com
pared with Tuesday's figures ; seven
deaths sgainst two Tuesday.
Haw, Sept 39 -In this city .yts
terday there were f jur new cases; two
deaths roport d . This is a decrease
of one in deaths, compired with Tues
day.
London, Sept 9-The Vienna cor
respondent of the News says that ihe
. danger of the chbleraVpidiemic in Ga
lacia is over, provid.ng proper precau
tions were taken to stave off -the epK
, demic. " f V '
' . traau to 81 Thle Nw.
Pittsburg, Pa , Sept. 39 Four,
companies of the Sixteenth regiment
now at Homestead have been ordered
borne -and will 'break enmp Vhortly .
It is reported this evening that An
drew CarnegtB has written to eeveial'
prominent men in Pittsburg, ' ex-i
ftressibg a rte'siie that the Homestead
strike be settled as soon as' possible.
Jjt is also, heard from goad 'authority
that Mr. Carnegie is on. ,his way to
! this country and that- eVeft ow he
may be in New York city. ' '
This news seems to be reliable, his
. coming having for its 'sole object the
settling of the difficulties with his
workmen. Mr. Fnck was seen today
: bat positively refused to ! be fitter I
.viewed or to permit the'" reporter to.
ask any qilestlohs. ' ,
"-The officials .of, the- Amalgamated
-'Aasogiatioq know" nothing of any
communicaiion ) r oa Mr,; uanwgie
"nor' anything of -his coming home1
They were' not surprised to hear that
he desired settlement.-',: r ,' '
trsivelling through ' Vitu. The slaves University,' Vasthei;e thisi morniDg,
are embarked from points in the vicini andjiooked exceedingly beerful and
ty of Zejlah, Massowah, Djilsontil and happy no'4oobt because his work at
ouaaio, ana occasionally ajzajiji. in 1 me uoiveruiy.ia so prosperous,.
exenange lor me suvettne traaers Mr. W, E.' Benbbw, who travels for
accept nothing but modern firearms Ut Tobacco . hoiiie of J . L. . King&
nu .uhuuu.uv. . 1 Co., has returned to the city.
A AAV IMVIIMItJ HIUVIIIA a sin WW i - , . - . - t . i
while en route to the coast from lhe N. Staple, ha. gone to
nf nn I 5.. mm .u U1U(I IU 1U1
interior is 73 per
still larger scale are expected during
portant law case.
the winter in the region of the Congo
Dr. Wakefield ret!nd t('Wiostu
State and the English German portion J lhis "orning. -J. '
cr Attica.- ' .1 Mr. a vr.v. rni v
arrived in the city last niuht. and re'
mained until : the, departure of thi
Racks, Writing Desks, Sook
Cases, Plush Rockers, Side
Boards, v
AND THE GBUENSBOfiO FURNITURE MFO CO'S GOODS.
xxuu ujnajX PLACJS YOU CAN GET THEM.
RESPECTFULLY,
Cleveland Will Remain
I train fnr 1mm t Hii ri- m
Mr. fHeveland. it ia announced, will I '-
New York, except to bring his family m'n from Yokohama, Japan,; of
"um ureiiuwu . wun ; unue last we, I
arrived here last niehf. viaan'Fran.
back to the citv. which he will do as
soon as his house can be put in readi
ness to. receive! itbem. Mr.,' W. C
Francisco, with a . letter of introduc
.inn wn. to a . r 1 - ; .... . I
, r . . t. editor W this bape-".rfa ''has' beeh
P.ess yesterday morning that he WL-: u,k:
deceived a letter from Mr. Cleveland
to the effect that he would remain
I A .. f ; : .
permanently when he came to New ?f l""
1- . :n .u- comes ovr
xora. ivir. v,icvctauu wiu siny -i ins
Victoria Ho el until his
in 0 d r. ; V. .
.Tw Proportions. .: .
The Star will obligate iiself to give
one column of sdvertisfng one'year
free of charge if Harrison is elected
ceptin'g the proposition. wiU:guarante$
to pky double ratei in case Clevelan
is elected Or the-Daily tr will be
sent one" ytar fre.it Htmson is,' dee
tedron condi ion that t he ( person ac
! cepung iho propositipn -will , -pajT, $ 1
if Cleveland is k e ec"Ud. Wi'mingtou
herb
been
under the
Hit. "Cobperi Whb has
This Space Belongs To
instruction of our I
to avail ' himtelf bf the I
house is put
Institute,
Den. Niercnson and "Wile ' avt !!.
advantages of Oak Kidge
where he will no doubt he well cared
for and carefully insTrocttd ".
Mr.' Fletcher Cox, of TCedar . Falls,
FISHB L ATE..
Bloomington) Ilia., Sept. ,29. who went-vp to the Catawba ' Fait at
Gen. Adtai Stevenson and wife, re Newton snime dars .ago was here
turned home this morning from their today on his way home.-'' He says the
sixteen dtyb tour throughout the Pair wa,s hardly as good as usual.
bouth. coin are in excellent neaun. pr0, f M; fatherly and his tw'o
Stevenson said he. had charming were The
..1 J 1 .M.J. II a h.fl I ' ' - . . 1 .
hearty receptions everywhere. '
General brings home a hornets nest, which jj m0T9 promijing thsn ever.
raoou loos ana. omer wuvcoir. F,- , . Js yUit; - the
untrl ta him bv enthusiastic South
. . . , '-'. laimiy 01 uen james v. viicpn.
ernera. Upon amvins; home he finds v ' ' -,.m i '-' -
over 800 letters awaiunjj him. He The meeting.- at j the' Methodist
speaas oaiuroay ai jia, wj Protestant Churcb cdntihiie f nightly,
home of Gov. Campbell, ai.d will tK a t n ,
was Jarsvr
open ma imnois campaign .1 than usual, and a nore: thirt ordinary
. 1
October 3rd
A Marion county (la) physician is
seriousness pervaded the ' audience.
The pastor preachtd an earnest dis-l
and prayers were, offered by
" I re a
,Aiaaceni rvl a rmarlramA nnmflfi I '
lilG UVOBhiMVt VI a mwsw 1 1 1 . j
. . 1 . i ;i 1 1 uivam Jk waas aa uiiiv va
UJMAW VllllUf
monstrosity that of a
sixteen inches long long and weighs
9$ pounds and whose head is a perfect
counterpart of the hf ad of a gigantic
serpent.
He who makes up Lis mind that the
WOrld owes him a living will fled that
he has a very bad debt to'collect,
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and Kev. J. K. Jonesj ' It was an
nounced that several p rons had pro
fessed a change of heart since the be-.
ginning of the services. The meet
ings will be continued. ; . ... -
Everynan is after his brother,
With a long shurp stick or something
or whet, 4 r ,
And Fishblate is afier the whole of
his kind ;
With a greaVbig stock in the ck thing
" line : ,
The biggest stock, and the. finest too,
That ever the railroad liain brougl t
through. '
' Concoid sunward t cards, sn-
nouiicinthfl manixne Xt Miss Fan-
Vie Fisher and Mr. R. E kidenhour,
TOveV' two" milli6n ' postal cardi are have been ' isstted. - The,1 ceremony
necessary to meet the daily demand in will takt plsce. in ,t.-Jam s Lutheran
this country. ; v - ' .,'.-n-. ' - cnurcn, ai o p. m s jciorct 1