GREENSBORO DAILY WORKMAN.
VOL. I, SO. 135,
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Both the method and results whe?
8yrnp of Fig is taken; it is pleosni
and refreshing to the taste, and v
gently yet promptly on tbe,Kidnev
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the tj:
tern effectually, dispel cold, heaa
sxhts and fever and care habitual
constipation. Byrap of Fig ia the
only remedy of it 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 coir from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known. '
Byrup of Fig is for sole In 60c
and $1 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
mar not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not. accept any
substitute.
CJtUFORk'1 FIO SYRUP CO.
t fHAHCISCO, OUt,
tMitriui. nr. mw tot. A
ATTENTION.
ENOUGH FOB ALL. We have
tank ' receive! - Urge stock of
CEIINA WAEli. ETtTTtbiofc new
and of tm vrr V?st. Call and tx
am n f jr Tuari'.'lvi' .
E M CiLDCLEUQH k BEO.
Buoklen'aArnica Salve.
The best Salve in tbe world for
Cat. Bmi-es, Sore. ,, Ulcers, 811
Eheaw. FverSotvs, Tetter, Chapped
Hand,, Chilbl i' i, Coma, ui nil
Skin E upturns, and podtively eurei
Pilos, or no pay " is required , It is
guiranUed to give perfect natisfa
tion, or jvty .refunded. Price 2
cents per hot. For !e by C K
Holton"
' ,, TT 7"
Mcst.J. -S-ott&O' have just
received for their wfiole?ale trade icn
gros, or I52 pounds,7 of Blum's A U
roanar, wh ch is th Brat , inbtaliiaent
of that famous pub'iction,. so wo'l
known in t:.is se'ctioo of North Caro-
Una. Country merchants will get
; their supplies from J. W, Scott
'UMON HOT DROPS.
Cures all coughs, rolds, hoarseness
sore throat,, bronchitis, hemorrhage
nd all throat and lung diseases. El
egant, reliable. i
. ss - cents at diuggists. Prepared
only by Dr. U: Mode, Alanta. Ga
: "Qwl" brail 1 Hnd "Ajax" coffee, 23
cents pound, : l Onsidered by many
of our custome r 10 be superior lo
Arbuckle's. Well, y a pays your
money and you takes your choice.
Fresh 1i i f ail three kinds on hand
now. . J. W. S ott&i.
... 1 1 i in 1 11 1 P t "' " 1 'a
' Jhlil t, eti-iu, ioM)inr nuit healing
in Dr. Sag' currb remedy. Curt
tbe. worst forujS permanency. No
xperinieutius.r Itj "Old Reliable..'
25yetra of uccewt.
,,,11, ' I J ' ' . ' . . , . .
GOING TO THE OITT FISH MARKET ONLY!
fill I II I UJ
T 'v your Tkanksgivinq FISH and
O a ro u Drury Hoell
fic "i rfock nljvavs on band. 3pCey
so ' t at Stall 4i'uuiUr 8. " ' '
iiuaicd on by J E Cartia.advt ogent
LOCAL WHIFFP.
The north sidowalk along Davie
street is being ptved with brick.
M' or VendenLall has done riulit
in increasing the police force. The
people will fee' sate
This is fino weather for horseback
riding. All the saddle horses in the
stables are in demand
There are thirty-fivo horses in C.
P. Vanstory's stables They are a
fine lot and are kept busy all the
time. '
We desire to inform the pnblio that
this is not a tin shop. We have had
quite a lot of calls recently for tin.
We will ohargo Mr. Yates a commis
sion on every austemor we send to the
"lower regions "
Inquiry being made this morning
at the east entrance of the court house
for news, the inquirer was informed
that there had been a final close of the
news department on aocount of the ono
sideness of the reports Cleveland and
all of his adherents having got every
thingandgone on.
EVIDENTLY THE WORK OF AN
INCENDIARY.;
Thore was another small fire in town
last night. The question is, 4 'was it
the work of some infamous scoundrel
or was it accidental?" v The alarm was
given sfor the fourth Ward "kit" night
about three o clock. The fire was
soon found to be at Mrs. McCormick's
Mrs. McCormick is a widow lidy.
She lives on Ashboro street and sup
ports herself and two children by keop
inff hoarders. The fire was first dis-
o
covered bv one of the boarders, a Mr,
----- r
Jones.
Ths Workjux went down to Mrs
MoCormick this morning in searoh of
particulars. . The fire originated in
the basement under the south room
which has been occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. Raban. This morning there is
a pile of charred pine wood under this
room The sleepers and flooring over
this pile of wood arejoharred and prob
ably burnt a third through. , The
Workman talked with Mrs. McCor
iiick about the fire. ' She is unable to
aocount for it. She soys that the
basement was used as a storage place
for Mrs. Rahan's wood. The pile of
pine, wood had been in there about a
month. . The colored woman who
stays about the house carries Mrs
Rabans wood. She carried it up last
night about six o'clock. She knows
of no one else being in the basement
afier that. The wood is saturated
with oil, and,-would at first lead one
to suppose that somo one bad set fire
to the house. But the wood was
brought from the old oil tank and was
no doubt saturated with oil before it
was put thore.' The end of the sill
under the south room is charred too
and looks as. if oil bad been poured on
and a torch applied The brick on
tbe' outside seemed streaked with oil
and smoke. Now the - question
is
would the smoke from wood, sotura
ted .with oil, streak the brioks and
leave the trace of oil ; on them
looks more as if oil was poured along
the sill and a light applied to the
south end.'
A man at' Dobbin, W. Va., ate
oooked rat in the presence-of an opera
house full of pooplq Saturday night, m
payment ot an electron Dev t-xneoon
tract called for the eating oF.a-raw.'rat
but the Democrat allowed the Repub
liean to have it cooked.
SETTLE 13 ELECTED.
Thos. Sottle has been officially de
clared the Congressman elect from the
Fifth District. The news was not a
great surprise as it has beon known
for some timo that if Williams was
eloctod at all, it was by a small ma
jority, and that he could only be
seated by throwing out some of tho
Stokes county votes. The Democrats
havo made a hard fight, but Tommio
has proved too much for' them. Thore
is no doubt about Settles ability, and
with a good Democratic majority to
rostrain his Republican proclivities, he
will do very well. yWe could havo
wished it otherwise; but, sineo it is
tho will of the people, w6 submit as
gracefully as we can.
Chief Polios Weatherlj's Opinion.
Thx Workman talked with Mr.
Weatherly this morning about the fire
last night. He was inclined to think
it (he result, of an accident, possibly
lora fire which had fallen from some
body's pipe. Knowing that Mr. Raban
under wbose room the fire occurred
Land was a constant pipe praoler and
thinking that he - might have been
down- , mere ? ana dropped ., no me
fire accidentally from . his pip-, ' Tux
j - . . .
Workman and Mr Weatherly went
in search ot Mr. Raban. Tbey found
him at the oVjvt with the pipe in his
movh T they say be sleeps
aodi.y, itya In'bfomoutb.
But Mr. RaTx , sw that he did not
so into the bK.eant last nigut. i?u
tbe fire mutt have originated s me
o;htr wsy.
DAVIE STREET
Tbe Workman took ts' roll thr.-ugh
Davie street this tn.jrni.ig. It ! not
a pretty place Bany uieart, but there
is quiie s lo' irvis.'ness do e ou this
street. ' tl j
, First, th fit IHe market house, of
course, wlTwLX (he teef is bought
aooVsold. . ho 'you can find either
mountain a '"noun try beef. - The
mountaiu beef Is especially line. It
comes mostly from Wilkes county; is
killed there and shipped here.
We noticed some fresh mountain
cheetr, weighing six pounds which
sells at twelve cents a pound. The
are first class and sell rapidly.
Tben there is John Phoenix, who
does a general produce and commis
sion business. Tbe volume of bust
ness done in this unpretentious house
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immense.
Marriage What Blount Thinks Of If
When a couple enters this sweet
and holy and bUsed domain this
God. given, Angel-tended, Heaven
sheltered realm ot the purest, highest,
strongest and most ecstatic emotions
or tbe numaa heart yea wnen
couple enters the blessed sphere in
which so iimny precious germs of
promise are just ready to bud and
blooii) and blousoro out into full ex
panded flower cf luxuriant beauty
snd richest things of loveliness ye
when 'bey en'er this higher sphere of
existence their steps should be timed
to the melody of heart beats, miogl ng
together ia a harmonious and magnifi
cent rytbm, and they should murch. up
to this hitllowed God dedicated shrine
of purest earthly rapture only through
the bliss bordered isle of reciprocal
love and devotion, Observe thi rule
and marriige wil ive to earth tne
rosiest and brightest and ra.Et beauti
fuKoolotingj,1 and existence will be
thrilled with the puliings of therholiest
and sweetest rapture. Amen. Wil
S' n Mirror.
FI'RELV PERSONAI,
Col. Julian S. Carr, of Durham,
arrived here this morning.
Mr. J. C Bain, of Randleman, of
the firm of Bain St Sons, merchants,
came over vesterdav and was here
today, purchasing goods.
Mr. Foard, of Wentwortb, who was
here ih attendance on Presbyter), in.
formed a Workman reporter that
preparations have been made to start
up the Bingham School on the first
day of January, with Rev. Mr. Mur
ray, present pastor of Alamance
church, as principal
Mr. J J Thornton received a dis
patch from Raleigh this morning
stating that the late Hon. D. W.Bain,
Treasury of the State, will be buried
by the Grand Lodge of Masons to.
morrow at 3 o'clock, p. in. A dele
gation to attend from tbe Greensboro
Lodge, will be chosep at a meeting
tonight ,
CoL W. F. Henderson, of Lexing
ton, who ran for Congress in tl;is dis
trict against Gen. A. M. Scales a
number of years ago, and was defeat
ed, wis here this morning on hit way
to Winston. ' The CoL looks a little
older than he did, but is still active.
Our reporter was considerate of the
feelings of CoL Henderson and did
not thrust the subject of party polis
tic on hand. Tbe Col says that he
has but one bad babit, and that is
cbefting . tobaccoNever says, "I'll
bet". '
WHERE T3 F1ITD 1EY3 TO THE TIER
BOIES.
Below we give loouicn of the differ
t nt fire boxes and wbere tbe key are
left.
No 12. Corner Greene, opposite
FarmeM' Warehouse ; key at Farmers'
Warehouse, Mabe Lamb and Denny
H( us-. ,'
(No. 13. Church street; key at Jas.
Pughs, J. R. Hughs and Dr. Griffito.
No 14. E ut Market street oppo
site S. t . Dodaon't; key at Do J son' ,
Mack Gorring.r, C. E. Holton.
No, 1 5 Conrt Hou-e Square; key
at Fitzslmmon's drug store, Benbow
House and Port office. . ;
No. 2l. West Market street; key
at Neal Ellington's, W. C. Porter, S.
H. Alderman.
No. 23. West Washington street ;
key at Professor Frasierc, Straus Cor"
tier House and Dr, Rowe.
No. 24 Corner East , Washington
stree!; key at McAdoo House,' K. R.
Nioore, J. vV. Scott and National
Bank.
No. 25 East Wa4iintou street ;
at C. H. Dorsett, P. D. Tuce, Sam
Brockmann.
. No, 3I. Awbe st; key at Guilford
Lumber Cooip my and Love's Saw
Mill.
No. 82 .Ashboro st; key at W. H.
Farris', Cape Fear Depot and t No,
223 oorner Scott's Ro.
ONE KIND OF VISION.
Some thirty yers ego or more a
man wa elected as TJuited States
Senator from Vermont, and his Col
league at Washington was asked by a
b cottier Senator : '"What kind of a
man is this that has been elected ?"
His answer was i "He is a Very sharp
sighted man. He cm ee a fly a mile
off on a barn door, and not see the
door.'' There are a good many who
are sharp to see a small technicality
and are blind to a large principle.
The Intependent ,' J ; 1 ; '
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The new union station kb St; "Louis
will oover thirty-two trains and cost
$5,500,000.
LEMGN ELIXIR,
Pleasant, Elegant, Reliable.
For biliousness and constipation,
ake Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness, nervousness, and
palpitation of the heart, take Lemon
EJuir.
For indigestion and foul stomach.
take Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough on
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
Dr. Motley's Imon Elixir will
not fail you in any of the above named
diseaes, all of which arise from a tor
pid or diseased Liver, stomach, kid.
neys or bowels.
Prepared onlv bv- Dr. II. Mozlcv.
Atlanta, Ga. 50c and one dollar bottle .
at druggists.
Guaranteed Care.
We authorize- our advertised drug
gist to sell Dr. King's new ditoovery
for Consumption, Cough snd Gold's
upon tnis oordition. If vou are
afflicted with a cougb cold or any
lung throat or chest tronble, and will
use this remedy as directed, giving
it a fair trial, and experience no ben
efit, you may retnrn the bottle and
have yonr money refunded. We
could not make this n did we no
know that Dr. King's New Discovery
could be relied on. It never disap
Eiiots. Trial bottles free at C. E
olton'sdrnflf ore. Large ansa ISO
oents and $1.
Good Looks.
Good looks are more than skin
deep, depending upon a healthy con
dition of all of the vital organs. It
the liver be inactive, yon have a bD
ons look. If yonr stomach be disor
dered yon have ft dvepeptie look, and
if your kidneys be effected you have
a pinohed look ,, Secure good health
d you will bave good looks. EleQt
trio Bitters is a gieai alterative and
tonio sets directly on the vital organs
Cures pimples, blotches, boils and
gives a good complexion. Sold at
(J. E. Holton' 1 drug stote 60 cent
per bott'e. ,
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Pronounced Hopeless Yet Saved
From a letter written b.iMrs Ada E
Hnrd, of Groton, S. D., we quote the
following: "Was uken with a severe
cold which settled on my lungs,
cough net in and fioallv resulted in
consumption. Four Doctors gave
me np, saying I could live bnt a short
time, lgave myself up to my Sav-.
iour, determined that if I could not
stay with my friends on earth, I '
would meet my abseut ones above.
My husband, was advised to get
Dr King's New Discovery for con
sumption, eonghs, and co ds. I gave
it a trial and took in all eight bottles;
it has cured me, aiid thank God I am
a well and heart woman. Trial bot
ties free at C. E? Holton' drug store ,
rogu'ar size 50 oents and $1.
China HaiX Fine Laropt, Din
ner, Teaand Toilet Sets just arrived
at. E. M Caldcleugh Sc Bro.
C. A. Thompson, Seymour Ind.,
writti! 'My sister Jennie, wbeu she
was a young girl, suffered from a
white swelling which greatly impaired
her general health and made her'
blood very impure, In the fpring
she was not ab'e to do anyihing and
could ctrcely get about , More than
a year ngo she took therce bottles ot
Botanic. Blood Balm, and now she is
pe-fectly cured. , ' :
Dr. O . W. ORATEON, GREENSBORO,
maaomai'S,
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1 A(t,1e8 will be given of a patient wLe -
le.tti ttw Mdic UOUe.4 In caltunoro, -and
was oured by me in Oreentiboro.
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