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GREENSBORO DAILY WORKMAN. Si Vol. X,-So 98 GREENSBORO, N. a, TUESDAY A FIT R NOON, OCT. 4 1892. Price 13.00 Pe? Tear. ADDRESS BTDR COURT. TOMORROW N10IIT AT THE COURT HOUSE. Hon. J. I. M. Curry will make an address at the Court IIoush tomorrow night ut eight o'clock. Dr. Curry wiohes to Bee the Normal nod Indui trial school before he attends the meeting of the Board of Trustees of thePeabody Fond next week. It is very desirable both for the sake of the Normal and Industrial School and for Greensboro s sake that Dr Curry should be favorab'y impressed. It is hoped that our people will at tend in large number;, and show him that the institution has been located among people who appreciate it. Especially ougtit the women ot Greens boro to be prenent at the inauguration of the first educational institution established where this State proposes to help their sex. Dr. Curry will be accompanied by Hon. S. M. Finger, State Superinten dent of Public Instruction and Presi dent of the Board of Directors of the Normal and Industrial School. The exercises will begin promptly at eight o'clock, as Dr. Curry will be compelled to leave on the night train. THE CHARGE OF TREASON. Pittsburg, Pa. Oct 1 - When the news thit thu ctiarge of treason had been brought against the advisory committee retched Homestead Ust y .pient 11 snocieu tne . people me aiocked sot men were puzz'ed, and de clared they did not know what it meant. They were unanimous in the belief that thi-. thing of eutering charg es had gone too far, saying that charge of treason reflected on their standing as American citizens and against tbeir patriotism. Altog thr, it was roundly denounced. It was be lieved by the men that the object of arrest is to get the leaders out of the way so that the others will go to work. It was le Tried at noon today that warrants have been issued by the Car negie S'eel Company , against . the members of the striker' advisory board at the Union Mills in this city. Th , charg-j preferred is that of con spiraty an.l treson. : None of the members of the board have hereto fore been ca lad upon to answer tfi&rg es of violation in connection with the . present strike. FINE HORSES AND TROTTING FINE Mr. J. W. Bean, of Asheboro, is in attendance on Federal Court as a juror this week Mr. J. W. Waynick, who formerly resided here, but is now of Bristol, 'DO YOU KNOW PEOPLE. THESE Will b on fib Chief Attraction luff Alanaaca Cnlr. There will be more entries and bet ter horses than evf r before in the bis tory of the County. Pneumatic sulkies, with which Nan cy Hrnks has wrought such wouder ful changes in trotting records, will be us d in all the races. If you like to see fino horses and fast trotting this will be the greatest opportunity of the year. Secy. S. H. Webb, of the Ala mance Fair Association informs The Workman reporter that the prospects for the Fair this year are unusually bright. The entries in all departments except fruits are large, while the horse racing will be better than ever before in the history of the Fair Association. In addition to the entries by the horse breeders of this County, there will be somegood horses from other portions oi the Stato. Mr. C. D. Bennett, of Goldaboro is expected to start severa', W. F. anil S D. Black of Oxford wi'l enter five horses tor the races and Capt. B. P. Wil iamson, of Raleigh, will make a number of entries. There will be races every day, and all lovers oi the turf will have an ex cellent opportunity vt enjoying them selvrg. There will be the usual number of side showp, freaks of nature &c. The parse of $65.00 will attract a large uumber tf b cyclists and this species of racing n!ch' is" acquiring popularity to fast will undoubtly be very good Tbe people of Alamance may justly feel proud of their Fair Association, which in sho:t space or five, years has grown to be one of the best in tie State. - Our sprightly contemporary, the Evening Visitor, ot Raleigh, has changed its ownership, and is now in possession of Mr. W. M, Brown, who, we believe, was one of the oiigi nal founders of the paper. Our old friend. Col W. R Richard son, so well and so favorably known to the people of Greensboro, where be resided lor two jearf, is we hear on the editorial staff. We wish the Visi tor continued success, and "tbe Col onel" all the blessings his genial qualities entitle him to. Bucklen'sArnica Salve. The best Salve in tbe world for Cnts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, FeverSores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and (positively cures Piles, or no pay is required. It is Tenn, says his town is not on a boom guaranteed to .give perfect satisfat but in a condition of steady growth, toon, or money refunded. Price 2( He has a pleasant remembrance ot enta per box. For sale by C. E Greensboro. MOIton Mr Smitherman, of Ramseur, who represents the broom factory and the furniture factory of that driving place, nere tms momma When a SHOE MENDING. J. 8. EDWKLL, 8YCAMORE STREET. NEAlt THE MARKET. Makos and mends ihoea Is Crrt rntu ityle, und at prions lower than than the name work is charged for elauwliere. This U plain talk, but if you try it, you will find it true. Economy is a great thing and a thing that can be practised in shoos as well ts in anything elee. Hon. Hoke Smith, president of the Atlanta Journal Company, and and of the best South rn writers was register- ; ed at the Buf rd Hotel this morning Mr Smith is fre h. from ' thej political fields of the empire Sta e of the South and his assurance that Democracy of Georgia it. all 'right caaries . weight with it. Mr. Smith was on his way to Lincolnton his o'd home where he will be assisted by Judge Schenck, of Greensboro, and Mr.- Frank; I. Os borne in making Lincoln county Dem ocrats howl witu political enthusiasm A big Democmic' demonstration will take place) to lght at L ncolnton and to morrow most . ot .the da' will ba consumed iu speech making, i A large crowd is expected to be in at tendance: v Lincolnton 1 is r : Judge Schenck's old home. &nd those people will be delighted to hear this able ex . . pounder of pure Democrat Ciiocttin . - 'Char'. News. , t ; 1 Mr. R. B. denn will meet Marion ' Butler at. $ appointments up till the ; 8th instant, inc usive, after which Mr C. B. Aycock will meet him! C The changes occurriig to the woik ins; force of Messrs. J, W. Scott & Co., are, that Mr. John L. Baker, who was for so long, until recently, with the house, has ret urned, and Mr Clarence Scott, a new worker, has come in. Mr. Baker will be in the dry goods departmeut and Mr. Scott in the grocery department In this old and thoroughly reliable house customers who have been in the habit of trading th re find the same regular good treatment good goodi at fair and reasonable prices, and clerks in every way polite and obliging which are (acts and not fan cies. was Workman reporter named to him the suojeci 01 me political outlook in Randolph county, he simply remarked in a dry way, "We are mostly Demo cratic" Ex-Solicitor Ike Strtyhorn, of Hillsboro, is in the city on legal busi ness. Pink Lloyd, of Orange County is attending Federal Court. Mr. Bingham, a carriage manufac turer from Flora, Randolph county, is here today, also Mr. Berry Davidson of Gibsonville. Capt f. M. Odell and a (umber of Others, representing a majority ot the stock in Greensboro Female College, are holding a. meeting of the stock holders of that institution here today. ; The remaios of the late Rev. J. T. Crocker, who was killed yesterday by tne soutn Dound vemiDulta train, ntrv Jamestown; werere'kCo"rted tyuiau:'r ous friends to Graham this morning for interment, Revs. Hilliard ' and Kirkman are going down aa the effi. ciating clergymen. Some fifteen per sons went from Jamestown: Col Mc Alister and Mr. Hunter, of Ashe boro, and others from various points in the county. : We only repeat what was aid yesterday, that this is one of the saddest of all the accidents that have come unoer our notice in North Carolina in which only one life was ost. Keckxt J&XPEKIMINTS how that an ordianarv sulky axle lubricated with I castor oil, and the wbeel whirled with full force by a man, that the wheel re volved about one minute and. twenty I seconds. Then the axle tubbed d.y 1 J and oilid with a lubricant, sucb as is used on printing presses, the revolu tions lasted about one minute and forty five seconds, wnile the same axle lubricrted with fine watch oil, tbe revolutions of the wheel would last from two minutes and twenty seconds to two minutes and twenty five sec onda. The pneumatic tired ball bear ing wheels whirled in the same man ner as the old style, the revolutions Ust over seven nr.nut s. The above lllustra es to what an extent friction I has been reduced by the new wheels. New Furniture Store D. N. KIRKPATRIOK IS NOW IN G. WILL ARM- FIELD'S OLD STAND, And has an Attractive Stock of New Furniture. And Invites You to Come Now, and Then Examine bis rarlor and Bed Room Suits, Hat- Racks, Writing Desks, Book Cases, Plush Rockers, Side Boards, AND THE GREENSBORO FURNITURE MFG CO'8 GOODS. THE ONLY PLACE YOU CAN GET THEM. t-r1' V RESPECTFULLY, EMMET B. KlUKPATRIOn, bia'g. Such men as Geu. Kufus Barringer CoL William Johnson, and Mai. Wil liam A Guthrie, who have been life long Republicans, but who now de clare their intention of voting for Cleveland will be of great value to the Democratic party. Winston Sentinel '.-This Space Belongs To-:- FISHBL ATE. ; The corpse of a person named HaJ comb, who was killed somewhere on the . Chesapeake' & ; Ohio railroad pHSsed through yesterday morning on the wiy to Winston tor interment. ! OPENING OF THE . NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL , SCHOOL. . Candidates for admission to tbe I Normal and Industrial School who live in Greensboro or who are" board ing in private families will please re poit for examination snn classification Thursday morning at 0 130. ' It is very important, that wejjshould have no I visitors for the next ten days, except those who call on U gent business. Strangers in the city and those who wish to see me on business will please call at my tffice in the ma;n building between the hours of two and three each day - ' Ch ARILS Every tuna is after bis brotherJJ With a long shrp stick or something 7 or other, . : And Fishblate is after the whole ol his kind ' With a great big stotk in the clcthing line : 1 . The biggest itodr, and the finest too, That ever the railroadtraia broujl t through. J t it ' D VfcivEa' P'rtsident 'I r S
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