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DAILY WOMMAI.
Vol. X.-No 101
.GREENSBORO. N. 0- SATURDAY AFTERNOON. OCT. 3 1892,'
Price S3.00Pe? Tear.
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PYTHIANI8M!
DK. HODGES'
WILL YOU TAKE ADDRESS AT THE PRESBYTE.
ADVANTAGE OF IT?
There are many boys and girl, m n
and women iod for that matter, who
will be glad of a chance to make fifty
cents.
Now here is a chance to make not
only one but several fifty cents.
RIAN CHURCH LAST
NIGHT.
Last night was a great one tor the
Knights of Pythias in this city.
The occasion being an address be
t .i tf -
i n price oi u.e .yk.mj is W,oo . f. o.,. rl. nf ,w
per year and will be after the first dayl -, ' . . . .
v. J order by Dr. J. A. Hodges.of Fayette,
of Nov. iS9a- , .,. - . ' '
But now we ara now going to make
this offer; to hold good till Nov. 1st
189a. .
We will send The Daily Work
man to all new subscribers and to all
old subscibers who renew before the
first day of Nov. for $2,50 per year.
We will give the boy or girl,rasn or
ville
The hund-ome new edifice of the
first Presbyterian Church wss filled
with an appreciative aucKence: The
WoodrofTe' Alderman Orchestra, as
sisted by-several ladies and geu tie-
men in this city, furnished 'the vocal
and instrumental music.
The exercist s were opened with
woman, who brings us a new name or prtver by Rev. Dr Smith( after which
an old one to renew, fifty cents (.50) 8Dcaler wa8 introduced by Dr. B.
for such new subscription cr renewal. r D"ucrat of G. F. College in a very
Subscriptions under this offer must bappy manner.
not be for less time than a year,
must be accompanied by canh.
and
WEAVER'S LIFE THREATENED
Ihe speaker announced his subject
to be, "Pythianism," and read from
the oigtnic law of that order to show
the i mposes for which it was formed)
betas; "friendship, charity and tenevo
lenct.'' ' He ' gavd a history of its
formation and told how Nir. Rathbone
several associate got together
Memphis, Tenn., Oct 6. A Nash
-ville despatch referring to General
Weaver's proposed attempt to speak and
"V Saturday at Pulaski,, whose . people UpdLjjfcCtMAj LtihrhoocTrrni864
y; -charge him with having' acted tyran He aid the organization now num.
A ""a - M w . at- . . - . , la .
icauy auung tne war, says: Dered over tour nunarea tnousana
Letters from the most conservative and that its trNcolored banner was
people in Pulaski and Giles Counties teen and known from the Atlantic to
urge strongly that Weaver be dis- the Pacific and from the frozen lakes
suaded from coming, as there are of the north to the warm waters of
grave fears of a serious battle if he the Mexican Gu:f He atated that
-appears mere. r.very utterance win the order dispensed in chanty over
be criticised, and one imprudent word one million dollars per annum. He
may lead to his deam. ; ; ' complimented the Lodge here for the
Geo. Weaver's , course during the fine lading which it had recently
war made him extremely obnoxious bu;-t ete and the fine p- ogress it had
to the people, ana Ms bitter unguage roade within tin sWt apace of
aDOUt ms accusers nss creaiea intense Kyen yea Th;s jdge havjDg in
excitement, tie asnens mai ne win fitst year gaioed foc distinction of
hurl defiance in the lace 01 nu eoe
VISITORS.
Rev. Dr T. T, Ferree, who re
turned recently bom a very profitable
meeting ia Stanly County, came in
from his home at Brown's Summit
today, went up on the C. F. & Y. V.
railroad to Culler, for the purpose of
filling a number of appointments fori
President Bunch in Forsyth and
Surry counties
Mr. Cicero Gunter, a commercia,
traveller, whose home is at Rutherford
College, was here this morning on his
way home from an extensive tour in
the eastern counties of Nrth Caro
lina. " -
Prof. Fentriss, of Pleasant Garden,
who has been- completing his.: new
dwelling house near that place, went
up to Winston this .moraine. He
will shortly enter the Theological
department of Vandtrbilt University,
preparatory to the ministry in the M.
E. Church, Sout'i.
Mr. W. H. Hill went to Winston
this morning.'
Messrs. J. B. Eives and Thos Settle
were on the depot platfoim here this
morning
Mr. W. S. Roberson, the new edi
tor and proprietor ef this paper went
down to Graham this morning on a
brief visit.
Prot J. M. Weather y, was here
today and is much pleased with the
open
home.
Bucklen'sArnica Salve.
The beat Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rhenm, Fever SoreB, Tetter, Chapped
uanas, Lmlblsmn, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay is required. It it
guaranteed to give perfect satisfal
tion, or money refunded. Price 28
oents per box. For sale by C. E
iolton
ing of his school, ajfe, jeturnejj
this eviydnW-;--
Rev. C A . 0. Thomas, the new
New Fueniture 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 Nuw, and Then Examine his
rarlor and Bed Room Suits, Hat-
Racks, Writing Desks, Book
Cases, Plush Rockers, Side
Boards,
AND THE GREENSBORO FURNITURE MFQ CO'S GOODS.
THE ONLY PLACE YOU CAN GET THEM.
miea.
The threat has been t penly made
that he will be killed if be nses innult
behg tho first ia point of adding
names to its Lodge roll. ,:
Dr, Hodites' address wax o-nate and
elegant and highly pleased 'his audi
ing language. Third party men from jors.
mm I ..
ail over w? couniry,p mciuoing many l be exercisei wtra clo ed with
Old Confederate . soldiers, are arming pra, Pr by Rev. S. H. Hi liard, pastor
and preparing to go to ruiaskl, swear. of West Market Street Methodist
ing that they will protect him in church . and benediction by Dr.
speaking and detend mm against as s.uith,
sault. Both sides are determined,
and neither will yield to the other if 1 BATTLE GROUND CHORUS,
it comes to blows. A blody fight will
certainly fo.low the firing of a single The. members f tie Chorus and
gun, , i ; t lny othtr; ladies or gentlemen who
There are those who believe that wish to take part iu the ceremonies
. Gen. Weaver may use such temperate attendant, on : the I uuveilinx of the
language as to forestall any truuble, Marland Monu-nent, on!the 15th day
but even tneu the tension and strong of October, at the Battle Ground, are
feelin would, in all likelihood, lead cordially invite i and r quested to
.to trouble. , meet at the court hcusn atS:ie. b.
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Every effort is being made by the m., Monday, Oc ober 10 for practice.
State Democratic Committee to se " Thomas Woodroffe,
cure a quiet hearing for wvaver and Oct 8, 'oa. ' Director,
to prevent any violent outbreak, but
letters received tonight say that no I : The protracted services which had
. argument' will, avail; that it Gen. been in progrets in the Methodist
Weaver utters an imprudent word he Prutestont Church up to last night,
.will be killed, and tbat all , the, cpn closed at the time announce J v
servative people in Pulaski' cannot I Three valuable members', of good
prevent it ; Ihey uige that the onfyl material, were welcomed by the pa
safety lies in ; successfully - urging I tor as additions to the m mbership,
Weaver not to fill his appointment and' the ordinance, of baptism was
The State Democratic. Committee administered to one of the, nhmber,
,;is much distuibed oer Ihe situation". I who had not been baptized previously.
t'he't astor wit presch, in the Luorn
It is undetst m d that Whitelaw Re d I ing, and our distinguished and excel
does cot appr6ve nf Republican 11 oh lent Fi iend, Isham Cox, a er'tsbls
ng, at least not this year. ' ' j ; ' Uther in Israd will preach at night
Baptist pastor, is highl'spoken of in
the city as a preacher, and his congre
gations are on the increase, while his
week-night prayer' m etinks are well
attended. ' ' . ' '
Y. M. C A. MEETING.
Every member should attend the
meeting at the Young Men's Christian
Association tomorrow afternoon at
o cio.k. The subject is ot vital 1m
portance to all. Be suie to come.
Belied Her Child And Leaped
A Woman Fires At A Burglar
V And Jumps From Her
, Bedboou Window. '
Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 6. Two men
broke into Louis Preifer's house on
Wisconson avenue lest right, while
Mrs. Preifer and ber four yesr o d
child were alone, her husband bein ;
out oi town. ' .
Mrs. Preifer barred her beiroom
floor, but the burglars broke it down
Just as the door fell in she fired a
revolver at the intruders and then seiz
ing her child in her arms leaped from
an oDen window to the ground; 18
-r
feet below .
Mrs. Preifer was not seriously in
jured, and running tothe neighbors she
gave the alarm. - , . .
Thebu-glara fled .wi hout gettin
any plunder. j
Mama: Au'iiur didn't I tell ypu to
take these p iwders every two hours?
Little Arthur: Yes, but you never told
ma where vou wanted me to take
7 ,y.
them to'. 1
Trade ia "Dickinz ud" and it keepi
us HUSTLING to fill our orders, bu,t
send tbem along iu& we will see that
you are wited on . .) ; !
v 1 -; J- w Scott & Cev
s WANTED. A reliable lao
of experience to sell flo' "on eoni'
mieaion in connection vviaootb
qntrdrt U' u 1;
Address, Mnde, Smith"- 6 Qo
v 3t i-od ; BalUaiore,' M y
SHOE MENDING.
J. 8. EUWELL.
8YCAM0HE STREET,
NEAKTUE MARKET.
Makes and tnt-nds shoes is
Ar t rote ttyle, and at priocs lower
toan than the namn work is charged
for elsewhere. This it pluia talk,
bnt if you try it, you will find it tnu.
Eoonomy is a great thing and a thing
tbat can be practiited in shoes as weU
s in anything elre.
RESPECTFULLY,
Emmet B. Kirkpatriok, mg.
m'm
This Space Belongs To-
FI8HBLA TB.
EJvery man is after his brother, ) . ..
With a long sharp stick or something . :
or ether, . , " , ,
And F.shblate is after the whole of
his kind ,t t 1 - .
With a great big stock in the clothing
' , line.:!, -s 1
j The biggest ttock, and the finest toof
That eter the railroad .train brought
- - through." - r
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