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LOCAL WHIFFS.
We'll see what we'll see.
The question is almost decided.
Garfield's brother voted for Cleve
land today.
Tho ballot has executed the will
of the people.
Wait til! you hear froia the election
returns. Somebody will be surprised.
The negroes have nearly all voted
with the Republicans in this election.
Tho printers are on a utriVt ' i New
Orleans. There will be no p erg to
;Ttre the returns.. - -r,
Tho weather has cleared up somc
what today in order to give tho Demo
crats achancotopollthcirfullstrcngth.
' The voter of Greensboro were ex
tremely quiet today. In Asboville
even yesterday the wildest excitement
prevailed. Froo fights wore numerous.
Tho right way to do. Ouo good
Democrat said that ho got up soon this
mornihg, said his prayers, went down
and voted, then went hack homo
to breakfast.
According to the best 'estimates
the Democrat expect to come out of
Greensboro with a majority of one
hundred. The whole couii'.y will
probably (five a 'majority of two bin
ilred. We promised last week to announce
the winner ot our prise wateh. Les
!;e L. Al en is the proud owner. He
brought in the largest subscription list
and was presented with the watch last
Saturday
A drummer for a big machine con
1 v crn in Buffalo, N, Y., reports that he
took orders for 50,000.00 worth of
machinery in a Southern town last
week; but that every dollars worth was
' ' conditional. If Cleveland is elected
the goods are to be shipped, if Harri
son is elected the orders aro to becan
. . celled. .;...-'; "..'',-
In passing through the crowds of
voters Ths Wohkmaw found Mr. T.
G. McLean in charge of one of th
Prohibition ticket elands. 7 Mr. Mo
e. Lean said that many of the best poo-
Die of Greensboro will vote the Prohi
bition ticket, not because they think
, . , it will 'win; but because they think
they are right. Mr.' MoLean's tickets
1 were in demand too, and his. , supply
' v had to be replenished constantly.
'' I - . ; Doctrine brines no sinners to re-
,' ; v ,r Pleasure must bo always -well
, , arejsew yiiappiness; . novor itninKs
' , ' f about Ito'oths". "
We bavo jast opened up NEW
LOT OF LIGHT COLORED
SACK SUITS six styles io single
and doable breasted suit, square
and round cot, with singlo and
doable broastod VESTS. Those
were bought Ute in the season at
oat prices. Yoa can safe from
72.00 to $i 00 on a suit by seeing
them. Don't take oar word for it
bat come and look. Oar line of
OVKRCOAT8 and PANTS is
complete, tad prices way down.
. BRO YVN.
0BE OBOWi rOSD OF EI3 BED
It's furny when a mn get t he
over forty, how hs always longs for
his own bed if he happens to be sepa
rated from it," arid a retvued so
jouiner at a meeting place
"When I start toward home I al
ways begin lo ?ive rein to my hitherto
restrained desire t get home, and the
main idea in my mind is to get into
my own bed. It isn't becausj those I
have beeii occupying nights were porr
ones, or because mine is superior, but
there's a something unexplainable
when you land yo"r weary I ody in it
Somehow $t seemras : if the bBtilde
world was not qu e so powerful in its
hanssuien t Thn sigh yon have
when you pi'M up the t-heets and put
your head into the iilow is just ab ,ut
the same size and bu'ld you used to
pump out when you were a little bo
and had been fearfully homeoick, away
for the fi'St time from home. You
can look back to that time, and se
with clear eyes at longe range through
time's magnifier, that it was not sick
for home that you wire, but just
heart sick for your mother, ami wh-n
you were oce more witii her, and
bedtime crnie, l,ov, f.cr you were
sately tucked in beveen 'he sheets,
she came wi'h soft steps, nnd her thin
hand puf up b fore the lamp to thade
your face, and gliding up to 'he bed
side, stood there looking down - stead
fasf, (solicitous, wistful faces of poor
work-worn mothers I Moist eyes
have to s?e thjm now with memory's
help. New York Recorder.
SHOT AND KILLED HI3 FATHER-IN-LAW-
News of a tragedy in High Point
last night wax brought to Charlotte
yesterday, The names and full
particulars were impossib e to get this
afternoou. From what : we learn
Robert Ayers, of High Point, went to
his f therin. law's hou e 1 last, night
under the influence of whiskey. Fo
sometime pst ti e two famines had
not been on the bi t of terms. Some
family trouble being the cause. Last
night the old trouble was brought up
and hot words ensued. Ayeis pulled
his pistol Out and fired at his father-in-law,
whose name it was impossible
for ths News to learn,' atid then ran.
The ball took effect in the old man's
stomach and death shortly fohowed.
Later report say that Ayers' has not
yet been captured. Charlotta Nws,
, They who marry where they do not
love are apt to love where they db not
marry.
A misspent life is like a wasp. Onf
does ndt Feelthe"Btihg 'unift'he'gots $0
tne end of it. ' '
TWO 0PJNIW8 ABOUT BUR.
Henry Mount thus describes a
woman : we saw on the train rn
Saturday n young lady fioro Washing
ton, and she is unque-tionably one of
the finent and gran Jest and loveliest
specimens of womanhood wo have
ever seen. We repeat bhc in t-aus-
Ccdcntly bcautifu', ami as we drank in
the intoxicating potation of her
ravishing charms w iuogine her
cheeks to be those roy dial plates on
which the heart throbbing were
counteJ in those bewitching blushes
which made all men her victims, and
that her eyes, so radiant with waves
of lncious witchery, was that deep
ocean of enchantment in which all
hearts were drowned in the delicious
deeps of a blissful raptare. She is
indeed a marvel of lov, liness, for her
fignre is the perfection of symmetry ;
ber neck tapers beautifully from shoul
ders of splendid chiseling, and sup
ports a head of r-gal bearing which
shows the royalty of her queenly
nature, and that regal nobi'ity of soul
which makes her one of the loveliest
creatures that eer gave splendor to
womanhood and glory light to home
Where Silence Beigns.
"There is a plare down South
where ono can hear the heart of a man
heat distinctly and clearly. Each
systole and diastole is as unmistakable
as the tick of a big mantel clock. "
The speaker was a Chicago travoling
mad and he was addressing a half
. . ... ... ... i' ' . . - -
dozen loungers in a down town store.
Six whistles of incredulity from as
many throats.
"It's a fact I'll swear to it.
ThouxundH who havo been there are
witnesses to it." he asserted.
One by one they sorrowfully de
parted until tho lust one, who said
mournfully:
"John, a bit of advice. Let your
l'es be probable." . ,
"Woll, if that don't beat all," de
clared tho travelling man to tho barj
tender. "I might havo told 'em I
caught a forty pound bass and they'd
have believed it, or affected to do so
But becausa I tell 'om somothing true
they never heard before they make me
out a Munchausen, or worse, It is
down in Mammouth Cave, Kentucky
Our guide Btopped our party by the
shoro of the Echo River and had us
put out our lanterns, that wo might
bo in darkness which might bo felt
Dark was it?' The darkest place in
n'.l the universe. Well, that idiot
had lost his matches, and there wasn't
one to be had among us all. Scared
wasn't tho word. Three miles under
ground. The guido reassured us by
declaring that relief must be had in a
few hours, at most. That did not
reconcile us much. We stayed there
ten mortals hours before a search party
sent out from the hotel reached us
Then it was, as we satin tho darkness
we observed the heartbeats not only
our own, but those of our companions'
We thought it due to the thumping
that camo of our scare. But, bless
you, no, it wasn't. . ' For, after we
were found and on our way out; we
tried it, and learned that it was possi
ble anywhere in the cave, so great is
the awful 8ilence."Chicago Mail.
In a letter to the Richmond Dis
patch, Capt. S. A. Ashe, of the News
and, Observer, says: It is intimated
that the . Democratic majority will be
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- i tj
liJENT
A WHITE HOSE BLANKET
At Our Establisdmknt.
THIS BLANKET WEIGHS SJ
Hs and
123 Ur
TO BE CLOSED OUT-
At Less Than Cost.
WE HAVE DECIDFD TO CLOSE OUT
ALL UNDERWEAR FOR MEN,
And will give the benefit to
BYEirr Mm giikeitsboi?o rrrns tutqMi
jjfWDON'T
If yoa expect to secure any of these barcainB. Goods of thia char.
'pier and at theme prices don't rest
POWELL A
K. OF P. BUILDING,
C. A. Thompson, Seymour Ind.,
writ' s : '"My sister Jennie, when she
was a young girl, suffered from a
white swelling which greatly impaired
her general health ind made her
blood very i it. pure. lu the spring
she was not ab e to do anyihing and
could FC'ircely get about. More ihan
a year ngo hhe toou theree bottles of
Duianic Blood Balm, and now she is
perfectly cored.
ONJZ INJOY&3
Both the method and rcsulta
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleitssu
and refreshing to the taste, and
gently yet promptly on the Kidnev
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the rj
tern effectually, dispels colds, heaa
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, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to ail and have made it the most
popular remedy known. ': ,. ' ;! : ;
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 6O0
and $1 bottles ty all leading drug
gists.: - Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will.pro
eure, it promptly &r any one who
wishes to-try it. Do not accept any
substitute, v i ;; j .4 : M
CAUFORk'i FIG. MRU Pt CO,
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POUNDS AND IS FULL SIZE
Drawers
oar customers now, wben
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on our counter at this season of
WHAETON
GREENSBORO, N, C.
Prooouncetl II oiw less Yet Sayed.
From a letter written bjMra Ada E
Hnrd, of Groton, S. D., we qnote the
following: "Was taken with a severe
cold wbicli settled on tuy longs,
congh pot in snd finallv rcfnlted in
couenmptiou. Four Doctors gave
me op, saying I conld live bnt a short
time, lgave myself up to my Sav
iour, determined that if I could not
stay with bit friends on earth, I
wonld meet my absent ones above. -My
husband was advised to get
Dr King'a New Discovery for eon
sumption, coughs, and co ds. I gave
it a trial and took in all eight bottles;
it has cured me, and thank God I am
a well and bmirty woman. Trial bot
tle-i fie at O. E Holton's drug store
rogn'nr size CO eeuts and $1.
Good Looks.
Good looks are more than skin
deep, depending npon a healthy eon
diuon of all of the vital organs. It
the livf-r be in 'dive, you have a biU
our look. If yc nr stomach be disor
dered yoa have a dypptptic look, and
if your kidueys be effected you have
a pincii d look. Secnre good health
11; d vou will have good looks. Eleo
rio Bit'ers is a gieat alterative and
louio sets directly on the vital organa
Cures pimples, blotches, : boils and
gives a good complexion. Sold at
C E. Holton'i drug stote 50 cent
pr bott e. .
BALKBMAN WANTED. Valuable com mil
lion ottered. ; J0.0o weekl earnsd bv many
of nur aovnta. Samples me, P. O. Box
1871 Hew York.' ' ... , ,
Dr. O . W OHATSOSr, OREEKRBOBO.
Write me full symptoms of your old
otironio diseases, saoh as rheumatism, ,
1 t 1 -
I ill t rea l iT uode ot practice da
sired., from tbeCansdian Indian down
ti rough the Mineral Kingdom, Tome
sOQUDoaod HydDpathy cures. . State
yonr financial condition for reaionable'
terms; mndioinna furnished. - v Feb 15
for Men,
Estimates by XjJUartiv alvi
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