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SEAEtSS flLT SLIITLUS kh&n
nllfBi-B, ami llir famn. if'I.Cf) IV
IHE.V !iO.i;ilL.l Kill BinoSSnflK.CiBiw
'$mw ami flwra lals-jii fmm i i U S. THE
BEST SHOE l. TDEiVOELD FC TilF TElCt'
I51tttTf KB HAS THDJI.
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Mr. W. W. Rcl.ln retrrned hom
j this niorniiitf.
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n viit nt Winsii u.
ol. J. M. CronH went ln n
A-ltl)ori morning.
Col. Jas. E. Boyd went down to
waid Raleigh thin morninj.
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Land, t man, was hoie IomIj.
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Smith h:.i gone
t to her so,'. Ir.
LOCAL WHIFFS
Short Items of Interest Jotted
Down for Workman Readers.
Jdo. Staple and Clem Minly will
address thi people Fiidny t.ight.
Veuthe;ly fa- linlics Ir.-- itnveyance
foo th 'Si who can not or will not a k.
The stockholders of the st el and
:;oo wjiki held a rueclin !a:,t n!!.'..
Wed.d Jlr. 1 hittiegton inrnj.s
ticc yesterday
He may not have satisfied as many
warrams s the other-., but be certain
ly fills cur idea of a policeman in
v t:i' r sj t . .
We said yesterday that it was tha
duly of i olireman uot dimply to
a A n man w',: i ie ix: 'n-.i trmts
but to keep him out of double and
Mrs. Capt. A. M
to Sulisbury on a
ving Smi'h
VM I ' will, Lrr ,hngl,vri
Mrs. a thtou.
VKiHlOU, IJ. K.
Mown r.om W'i.
Aierol of Mr. A.
"V'i who has been
hltakrr n
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A WHITE lit 'SE BLANKET
At Ouk Establish ii i jjsTi
THIS BLANKKT -f F.GIIS POUNDS AN,, ,g FULU S1,E. '
23 Bfider Shirts and Drawers fe In,
TO BE CLOSED OUT
At Less Thk Cost.
WE U AVE DECIDED TO CLOSE C UT
ALL UNDERWEAR FOR MEN,
And will Bive th benefit to otr enstomem now, when
DON'T WAITteh
a " i . i . uull epnim out ol tiouble and
Quite a lot of geeso ! !,-ou"a' . , , ... nu
, ? 'anger if posMl'le.
Greensborulast n.ih: -..'ii.nr.eu oni , , ' ,
,., r nn mat is
The DiiihtCT'of w-tau'U atlfiedia what. Mr. .WhiiiingtoaJim cone.
not the only test of Wgenee in" police
M'rvice
Wu submit that Cleveland could
not do better thnii to adopt our cabi
net in toto.
If Mr. Wuiuington gets a drunken
rain off I ho stteet and tends h m homo
io hi lamily, is that good cause for
discharging him?
H. B. Glenn wi:l speak io hu Dem
oc atf f Giecnxboro neNt Monday.
Kvery n.o.lit T- son will iuru ..-t to
hear Lira At i otlj. k is tii "me
The po c mian who ke ps p-.-ople
out of mischiel is belter ihn the one
who sti'n ' around wmting fur trouhli
to begin ai;d 'hen make an hi .-si.
A trloffrVn has just b-n iceived
from .1. L. 'King Ma'ingth'U the Dem.
ooiatic couniv candidnii-h will f peak
in the iirt house next Friday. To
this metin;4 th H puLili'ims ae iu-vittd
Hav'ng found outUe factsrwiTeiadl
give hi-n credit for rloin his du y.
Mr. W hittingion has not been treat
ed fai;ly. He hits been mad.' the cb
iect of pmon-! r:o;d:.e tn.I haireJi
There was not suffi ient evidence cf
future tj do duty to warrant a ds
missal.
. Mr. Whit lrg'on does not want the
position would not hve it. But he
ought not to have ben kicked out
without cause He outrht
a'lowed to resign.
The Boji'd of Aldermen, owe it as
a duty to themsflvesand to Mr. Whit
t'tiaton toieir-tnte him f.nd o"ow
H:iti to resign
XIlP
stutio
Will Wynno won the first prize in
the bicycle contest at Charlesiou yes
terday, a gold modal, in competition
with Hartford, Conn., Savannah and
other riders. Hurrah for the Tnr
Heel!
The uufcr urate wives aid chil
dren of those unlortuna'e men who
somei'mii-s g t drunk, or get into
trouble othc;r ise, ill Hppreciaie the
kiadntss ot Mr. Wi ittingon in Bet
ting them home without nibjecti g
them to the disgrace of arrest and im
' prisooment
The Wokk.u an reporter, saw Ilufus
Amis on the north bound train last ;
night and sought to whilo away tho
time by puttifTg a few questions to
; the gentleman whoso congressional
thirst has been quenched by tho al
lurement of the ofliqe of Sowotavy of
State, Mr. Amis was winging his way
to "Bluo Wing," in Gi.inville coun
ty .JJwhore he will await tho orders, of
his eommandor-in chief,' Eaves, nis
last regular appointment w.w at Lin
colnton last Tuesday,
M- vi-d at the M. E. Church, Surr
merfuld, yeste.day f-venintj at 6
o'c ock, by Rev. T. J. Ogbmn, Miss
Fanaie Diittain, ot Sumniftfirld, to
Mr. Emmett Kirkpatrick.
The waiters were Charles F.
Neely, Pljatant Garden, with Miss
Mattie Ogburo, of Monroe ; Webster
Ogburn.Summerfield, w"ih Miss Alma
IJoskins, same place ; Ch-. :!uh Kul--man,
Greensboro, with Miss Cora
Donnel', of Oak Ridge,' : E. M. Wil
CiX, University of North Carolina
with Miss Maggie Kirkpatrick. of
CrieenBboro; b'St man, David Kirk
patricK, hrother ot groom . Ma;d of
hono , Miss Mary Ballinr, (Jrtnf
boro
The wedding m?.rch way played by
Misa Gannon, of Greensboro
The bride and fcioom, vith their at
tendanls, came to the citf last nieht
and a rec plion was be!d at I he resl
dence of Mr. D. N, Kirkpatrick
which the young people greatly t n
joyed. The WoR.tf,N congratulates
the happy party.
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have iV
fie 8c
abusive
in en tail
T om a bt
He told
o!d pift
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than evef J
what tf Jm
as to whA :n
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fjoi i rest on oor connfpr .t n - -"-coooter
a this ueaaoa of
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K. OF P. BUILDING, GREENSBOJiO, N. C.
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The Major is
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A di (patch .rom I.ii"! lupis eajs
Attorney General W, H. E. Warner
will retire f.om the CHbirjtt soon after
theelecticn wnjther MrliHanisOn is
elected or not. i j He h
p-!nersnip irr that 'in, ty,
home and will move back
th i first of Janeary.
f i r- ...
; not lormer
there aout
TF CABINET.
r.fAirn. Al. l.. 1 I .
viuvuitiim uas already In-en
much questioned as to tho make up of
UN tabmot. We submit tho follow
..Secretary of State Hobl Muiray
w ,. i. , pur -
01 ueo. rilzsiiunions
Secretary of the Treasury, 0. D.
iieubow.
: Secretary of the Interior, Jno. M.
Wilson.
Attorney General, A. M. Scales, jr.
Postmaster ( eneral, G. W. Pritehett.
Secrotary of Agriculture, Dr. Jno.
1 arris.
Secretary oi' tho Navy, E. W. Tate.
Thcso honors could not he moro
worthily bestowed. Tnese gentlemen
will fill their respective offices with
satisfaction to themselves if not to the
public.
. AOOBEEOIION,
Under tho head of news items ves-
ilay wo slated, on tho authority of the
Charlotte Observer that Judge Dick
had appointed 100 supervisors for
Mooklonburg county. Judge Dick,
supervisor Trogdon, informs us that
this is a mistake; that no supervisors
have been appointed, aqd that none
will be, that the time for making 1 ap
plication is out.
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GNU JOYK
Both the method mid iwcnlt., u
Syrup of Fjgs is taken; it is pie-,.,.,
auu reiresning to tlie taste, and i
rronflm w . 1 . 1 - T " 1
ilVer and Bowels, rlnnnnra tha t.i
tem efl'eetllftllv. flisnola rnl.la l,oo,.
J f VUiUUJ AtljtV4
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, nrmnnt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthv ana flrrreenhln Riihntnnwa its
4 O .m
many excellent qualities commend it
io an ana nave maae it tne most
popular remedy known.
SvrUD of Fitrs in for Rftlfi in fiOo
and $1 bottles Dy all leading drug-
Pl'stH. Anv mlinKln rlrtlfrnriaf nrn
0 J "5b'" J
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to trv ir Do not wnt nun
substitute.
CALIFORK'l FIG SYRUP CO.
SAH fSANCISOO, DAL,
wuisviuE. nr. new tout. h.k
git
oon
I gave
C. A. Thompson, Seymour Ind:,
writes : '-My sister Jennie, wheii she
was a young girl, suffered from a
white swelling which greatly-impaired
her general health and made her
bloodj ver impure. In the spring
she was not able to 'do anyihing and
could scarcely get about More than
a year ago the, too theree bottles 01
Botanic Blood Balm, and now she is
pe fectly cured.
-old which wflon 'rSS
ongh h in tod nnallv Sited In
POl.Himptiou. Pom TvJ.' - m
uoiiTIUIDea tUHt if T nn.il 1 i.
a.vi,b my friendV on b -?
would mpt my r bseiit m. J. , ' X
Humption. canal,. j
' fte at C. E. Hulton's drU? ior.
rngu'ar size 50 cents and $T 016
Good JLooka.
Good lnnba u . .
mure man nlrin
deep, .Impending opon a tealtl"
. -non of all otho vital ore,
i r , - owumm ue aisor.
dne.rya h .ve a d)Bpf p(io lookami
if j tfur kidney, l)0 effecd ,0lf Ce
puiol.- d look. SecnregoodheaUh
MHi VOU Will hHVA ,y.A 1??.
trie isit ein iha cim oi... .--.
jooio ho diiwt.,- on the Vital organs
Ci.ret, pmn. es, blotrbe, boils and
1371 SWT. ti: V - ' B
r V.. W. UHAYSOTf, OBEEK8B0HO.
Write mu. fc'I symptoms of yonr eld
obronio diseases snoh as rheumatism
i ui treat on any mode of praotioe de
sired from the Canadian Indian down
ronga the Mineral Kingdom, Tome
' luD, and Hjdrpathy cures. State
your fluanoia' condition for rearonable
trmft; mnd'oines fwrniahgd. Feb 15
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Enimatos by J M Curtis, advt agenj