GREENSBORO DAILY WORKMAN.
Vol. X.-Non4
UEEENSBOIIO. N a, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, OCT. as. 1692.
Price $3.00 Pev tear.
Llfa and Oharaoter of Bev . F. Ohrnm.
Her. W, F. Ohrum, son of Mr.
Columbui Ohrnm and bis wife Annie,
was born at Finksburg, Md., Septem
ber 5th, 1803, and at bia death was
aged 29 years, 2 month and 14 days.
IIo was one of six children, four sons
and two daughters.
After the ordinary primary training
in the public schools of Finksburg
our young brother spent two years
betweon Western Maryland college
sfed the Theological Seminary at
Westminster, Md., ' after whioh . be
spent a year in study under his broth
er, Bev. S. 0.. Ohrum, at Delta,
Penna. , quitting a lucrative secular
business to engage in the work of the
ministry to which the Master bad
called him.
From May 13th 1891, until No
vember 8th of the same year he filled
the pastorato of Albemarle circuit, N.
G. conference, which was bis first
charge, and when be first developed
that wonderful magnetism which drew
all hearts to him, his labors being
crowned Jwith the accessions of twenty
fire members to bis charge and re
markable general prosperity on that
field of work. On returning from
Albemarle at tho close of his engage
ment, he returned to his studies at
Delta, from which place he was called
to the pastorate of the young flock in
this city, arriving here April 7th,
1892.
His affectionate earnestness of man
ner; bis cheerful, childlike, unquesj
tioning, realizing faith; bis thorough
and unreserved consecration of all bia
time and all his powers to his chosen
work; his steady and unabating seal
for the glory of God and the salvation
of souls; his unaffected catholicity of
spirit, and his constant and tireless
application to tho cause of tho Master
these traits. of character won for
him the respect, the esteem and the
love on every hand whioh constitut8
his death a wide-spread calamity.
Possessing these traits, as the writer
is assured that he did, one may readi
ly account for the suooess whioh at
tended this lamented young brother
from the time of his arrival at Oreens
boro until he had finished his career.
The number of members in this little
flock when he came, was 33, and( at
the time of his death the number Was
75 all this in a short period of time.
His pastoral visitations were on a
soale of almost marvellous extent, in
all directions, among all classes and
.to widely separated points. The lan
guage of all his cheerful, loving, self
consuming ministrations was: -
"I delight to do thy will, 0, God
. yea, thy law is within my heart." y
But though one might say in truth
that the measnre of public respect and
honor shown to the memory of the
deoeased in the services pf bis' funeral
obsequies was full and complete in
1 every particular, thero will still, be
found many hearts who will testify
of a sorrow yet unspoken and , of a
sense of loss yet unexpressed; and
many more there" be, who, ' peering
into the "clouds and darkness whioh
overspread tho Throne," would fain
find a solution of, the inscrutable
Providence whioh baa taken the work
man from his unfinished work. But
- turning from all these fruitless ques
tionings, there is abundant comfort
1 in the thought, God reigns, controls
all events, never willingly affiiots, and
makes no mistakes. . And so let the
, survivors bnt emulate the example of
:.(li3,"that tbeir portion may be like!
Mule Thief.
David Scott, has just roceived the
following telegram:
Mule thiof named Louis Lyon,
weight, 150, agod 22, ginger cako,
five foet six, arrest and notify. Be
sure right man. -.,'.'' " : '
' 'Thos. II. Battle, Mayor, ,
Rocky Mount.
The right man has been found and
is now in the lock up.
The negro had sold the mule and
eart and was making tracks for distant
parts.
lie is safe now and will have board
and lodging freo. Scott is a hustlor-
APolltlcal Theft.
The . Prohibition party is by all
rights of priority the Third party
The People's party while not offi
cially calling themselves the Third
party use every other means of asse rt
ing their right to the third place in
the political arena.
Theirs is the third place.
Ton are No. 4 and nothing else
Yon are net the People's party, for
the people are not with you. The
worn out politician, No. 4.
Put Him In 1 he 8auage Factory
We suggest that alt the dos killed
in the city be turned over to tbe sau
aaje maker. ; ; -
At any rat don't leave them on the
trect and in back lot to breed pesti
lence and diaeas.
, ' Dead Doj
A dead dog killed by the police is
decaing on th; back lot in ao feet of
Soutb Elm at, close to Houston's
ABro's store. Whose duty is it to
remove the carcass?
Buoklen'sArnica Salve.
Tbe beat Salve in tbe world for
Cote, Braises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Handi, Chilblains, Cores, and all
Skin Eruptions, and 'positively caret
Pilot, or no pay is required. It U
guaranteed to give perfect ealiafal
tion, or money refunded. Price 2J
eenta per box. For sale by C E
Holton
A Good Suggestion.
Would it not be well for the City
Counc I to appoint two tax payers
fronij each watd to inspect the condi
tiod of the ward they live and report.
to the city couuci-.
Lntbrn Service 1o 'sorrow, 8 p.
m . In the court House, by is. v raw
er. . All invited- ' ". .
St Andrews Episcopal Cburch,
worship in Pbipp'a Hall, S. Greens
boro. Services tomorrow - at n a.
m., and 7:30 p. m. Sermon at eaoh
service by tbe pastor Rev. T. e,
Stickney.
Pleaching "at Grace ' Methodist
Protestant Clutch, on Lee street, at
1 1 o'clock a. m , and 7 :3b o'clock ' p.
m.f by Rev. S. C. Ohrum; of - Delta,
Pa. Mr. Ohrum is a brother ol the
late Bev. W. F. Ohrum, first pastor
ot this church. ; Young pi ople a meet
ing 6:15 p. ou - :
There will be a Prohibition . rally
and apeaking by Rev. W. T. Walker
in the court house here on Saturday,
Nov. 5, at it o'clock a m.'
Hal Pointer reduced his rec rd on 1
October 18. and cune close to the
championship by his mile in 8.04,
made in a special match with Guy.
The city it full of people come to
see the show. -
S. A. Crulter will a ak at the Y.
M. C A to morrow at 4 o'oock. Mr
L. A. Coulter if Charlo'te will give
a talk on "ImpoasiMlitie-", all m n
cordially invited. .".
Mr Cool er will also give a talk at
PEES05AL ASP OTHZEWIEE.
Prof. Geo. P. Wills, of Oak Ridge
Institute, was here today.
Mrs. W. F. UoJa went to Danville
this morning on a visit of a few weeks.
Ex-Sheriff Watkin, of Ramseur,
was here today and will return home
tonight. I
Rev. Duncan Mclver was here
today on his way home from Synod at
States ville. '.
Capt S. 2. Allen, who formerly
lived here, but is now of Winston,
p.sied up to ma home this morning.
Miss Ida Tail, of Charlotte, who
has boon visiting her sister, Mrs.
Thomllson,' went to Denver, Col.,
this morning. ,
Rev. L. L. Albright has gone to
Winston on a visit to his friend Rev.
C L. Whitaker. pastor of the Metho
dist Irotestant Cburch, in that city
Mrs. Branch Merrimon and chil
dren returned this a m. from a visit
to Chief Justice Merrimon at Raleigh
bringing intelligence that the Judge is
somewhat improved in health.
Bon. Pendleton Ring has been in
the city some days on a visit to his
brothers, Messrs. J. L. & R. R, King
Mr. King ia one of the best cultured
and thoroughly informed gentlemen
we know of, and it is a privilege to
hear him .talk Mr. King, however,
as is urease wiui air vmy cuuurcu
gentlemen, does not parade his learn
ing or dictate opinions to otneis, out
is modest and deferential. Numbers
of gentlemen of bia acquaintance are
always pleased to engage him in con
venation, and would go miles to bear
him talk for half an hour. The
Workman congratulates the old State
and old County on having given birth
to a man so rruly wise and able. ..
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A crowd of small boys rotten-egged,
Maryann Butler at Wilson last
Friday. '. .. 'y ' - ,
i Clean out the wells and let us have
good water. Is the city supplied with
good drinking water.
Redficld Proctor baa ' been elected
to the United States Senate from Yer
mont for tbe next fuU term.
In Chicago during the dedication of
the World's Fair, buildings, on Oeto
ber aoth, women fell fainting by the
score in tbe densely packed streets.
Many were injured in the crush and
and more became hysterical ,'. ere
borne away in ambulance ! wagona.
One woman was seriously and, per
baps, fatally hurt. '.'
Elgin creamery-butter comes a his
tie nigh but is well worth the . price,
quality considered. Three tuba just
received at J. W. Boost & Ca'a.
. ,lOwrand and "Ajax" coflee, 83
centa pound, is considered by many
of our customers to be superior to
Arbuckle's. . Well,, you , pays your
money, and yon takes your choice.
Frwsh lot of ail three kinds on hand
now. v.. J. W. Scott & co.
. Iihblt'i AdrcrtlMBiMit
Has , -
Been"' : "
On. ( -
The !. ... 1 1 1
: Inside '
For 1 ' -
Some
Time, i ''
But- , .
Fishblato '
' Himself . ,
Has ,
. Not (
Been ' ,
Asleep.
Good Looks.
Good looka are more than skin
deep, depending upon a healthy coo',
ditionof all of the vital org&na. If
the liver be inactive, yon have a bil
ous look. If yonr stomach be disor
dered yon have a dyspeptic look, and
11 your kidneys be eireoted yon have
a pinonod look. . seonre good health
and yon will have good looks. Eleo
Irio Bittera ia a great alterative and
tonie acta directly on the vital organs
Cares pimplee, blotchw, boils and
gives a good complexion. Sold at
U JS. Holton 4 drag atote 60 cent
per bottle.
J. W Scott A- Co. are generally pret
ty busy filling orders in their retail
department and shipping billa of goods
from their wholesale department, yet
you will not have to wail long when
yon come in to buy.
The first Cranberries of tbe seaaci
was opened today, at
J. W. Scott &Co.
PLACES OF REGISTRATION
The following are . thev places ol
registration: .
i North Morehead Grand Jury
South Morehead R. G. Glenn a
office.
North Gilmer Tamts W. Forbis'
office. '
South Gilmer Front office in
Yates building.
Are you going to the Worlds Fairj
Will you go for twenty five cents?
You can do it'
Call at Kirkpatricks and see the
nxe things he has in the way of furni
tore, some of which is ahead of any
thing ever sen in an establishment in
Greensboro.
China Hall Fine Lamps, Din
ner, Tea and Toilet Sets just arrived
at. E. M. Caldclebgh & Bro.
D. M. Kirkpatrick has just receiv
ed a nice line of new carpets.
Call and see them.
The Latest in all SHADES aaJ OOIi
OUS, Teoks, Puffs. Four In Bands.
Windsors, eks.
CALL AND LOOK ATI '
Cart lauds.
tf . - '
Fishblate is still able to show yorj
a very fine stock of ready made cloth
ing, furnishing goods,, etc
Dont forget to remember.
LEMON ELIXIR.
Pleasant, Elegant, Reliable.
For biliousness and coastipation,
ake Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness, nervousness, and
palpitation of the heart, take Lemon
Elixir. .
F-r MiVextioti an' um ntnmach,
take LeiU'Hi K.lixir
For sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough Or.
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
Dr. Mozley's Iemon Elixir wiU
not fail you in any of the above named
diseaes, all of which arise from a tor
pid ot diseased Liver, stomach, kidi
neya or bowels.
" Prepared only by Dr. H. MoilbtJ
Atlanta, Ga. 50c and one dollar bottld
at druggists.
This Space Belongs To
PIS H B L A T B.
Every man is after bis brother, .
With a lorig sharp stick or something
, or other,,'
And Fishblate is after the-whole ol
his kind
With a great big stock in the clothing
' ' line : ' '
. ' rhe biggest stock, and the finest too,
Chat ever the railroad train brought
, througt. v
! in tbe bright world to which he -he Boys meting which begins at a
I ' 1. ' f . . o,c'ock. ' .