The Greensboro patriot [daily edition, October 13, 1880]

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VoLI. GREENSBOKO, K. C, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13,1880. No 137
(Smnslwrn jBatriri,
Published daily (except Sunday) at
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Oflioe on South Elm,Street.
R. T. F'JL8HiiM, Editor and Praptictar.
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The Kesult of the Contest Yes-terday
in Ohio, Indiana, and
West Virginia.
We present to our readers in this
issue of the PATRIOT all the news
we have up to the hour of going to
press about the result of the elec-tions
.yesterday in Ohio, Iudiana
and West. Virginia.
As far as the telegrams go they
indicate pretty conclusively a de
tided victoiy for the Republicaus
iu the two former States after a
most vigorously waged contest in
which both parties showed amaz-iug
strength, and polled a tremeud
OUB vote.
The Republicans have unquestion-ably
can ied Ohio by an increased
majority. And in Indiana, they
claim to bare elected their govern
or ami ;i majority of the Legisla-ture,
aud increased their represen-
'• ion in C nigrcss.
*'•'■ est-Virgini i is Demo - ■)<•.
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O iio currii >l by he Republicans,
we i! lutess i !:• j •. ., in Indiana is
liaaiipoiutnj nt, for we confident-ly
anticipated a different one.
To morrow we shall however have I
more definite ligares and cau take '
a clearer survey of the field.
£ocal Jttisrcllann.
THE PATRIOT
In Wintton, Salem, 3It. Airy, Danbury,
Kernersville, Thomatrille, High Point, James-town,
Asheboro, and other points in Randolph
County; Danville, Va ' BeUlsville, Wentworth,
Brown Summit, and mir-y ttktr Post OJKccs in
the Piedmont section.
The present mail arrangements enable
subscribers to the PATRIOT at the points
above named to receive their papers with-in
a few hours after publication—a day in
advance of all other dailies pnblished in
North Carolina.
•Met.eoroloeicnl Kepcn,
Indications of the thermometer iu
Greensboro, reported for the PATRIOT by
W. C. Porter, & Co., to-day.
At 8 A. M fiO degrees
IS If. 70 -
3P.M., 74 •'
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Mr S (,' Robinson, of Una city, dug from
his garden a sweet potato which measures
thirty iwo inches in length, I; i^ ;i curi > " v
is curled Into sometbii .-••;> i, tig a knot,
as if il bad been done bv hand.
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—CouuoisearH prouoiiace them very
line—Blackwell's Durham Lung Cut and
Cigarette.
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Not a Candidate-
We art* pleased to learn that Mr.
li. ?.l. Stafford, tbe present worthy
5! ei :il '.i Guilford counts. declines
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I - Sli rifl : Mr. J. V Cm li «i
riie 'Ciunpaifrn In l^omytii.
There is to be a rousing meeting at Ker-nersTilleon
Saturday, Oct. 10th, beginning
at 7 P II.
Col J T Moreur** auu several oilier dis-l
tiuguished gentlemen will be present aud
address the people ol Porsyth on the political
issues of the da v.
Still Another: Public Speaking
at Ir*lea«niil Gnrden, Katurday,
-2:trd Inat., ut 7 I'. M.
Col Morehead, J A Barringer of Greens-boro,
and others will >,Ucuss the issues of
the campaign. All are iuvited without re-gard
to part;
TOWNSHIP EX. COMMITTEE.
- Mrs. .Jane Ledhetter, nu old resident
o: this city, upwards <-f eighty yea-. .>:
, ago, died ut Ibe residence .•;' her son-in-
.- . \onpareill\| the D^BiOCl'i tic 1 iinili foi I] , .1 law, in ibis city, this morning about foui
Hce bavins received a messa froi °'clook- The funeral takes plaee to r-
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An iv. s .'roil! Rl lint ind,
l..-n\i.. for Ric! niond.
All i ves {loin R.i hillOl <I,
Leases for Ric imond,
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Arrives fiom Charlotte;
Leaves lor Ch irlotte,
Ari ives fri til Cl .; lotte,
Leaves for Charlotte,
Arrives from Goldsboroand
Rale'gb, :!,4."> p m and 7,40 p m
Leaves for Goldsl.oro and
Raleigh, y.CK a m and 5,00 p in
NORTH WKSTKliN N. C. KAII.KOAD.
Arrives from Salem,
Leaves fur galena,
Arrives from Salem,
Leaves for Salem,
Greensboro Post Office Directory
Arrivals and Departure of Mails.
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ibility. Tim, i . to ll.e coi -
i ■ h !• •• > • • ii ret;!.)' ion, bin
it appears without any loucdation
whatever. The course of Mr. Staf-
;»,!- ,i in ford caouot l>»- too highly commend-ed
by the people of Guilford, who
have supporii d him lor the position
of Sheriff lor the past fteveral years.
The action of Mr Stafford leaves
the contest for the Sheriffalty
of Guilford between the nomi-nees
of the Democratic and Repub-lican
parties. Of course Mr. Cun-ningham
will be elected by an
overwhelming majority. He is a
good business mau, aud in every
way worthy of the support of the
people of Guilford county.
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8,ai p m
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7,00 p in
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9,20 a m
10.00 a m
From north ar. at 9 48 A M and 7 55 p M
For " depis. " rl 110 A M and 8 40PM
From south ar. " 8 10 A K and 8 20 P M
For " dep'ts " 9 oil A M aud 8 21 p M
Eastern mail ar. '* 7 4o P >i
"dep'ts." !• 53 A M
Salem " sr. " 7 (KIPM
" "dep'ts" 9 15PM
Asheboro " ar. daily ex'pt Sunday by f. p M
" " dep'ts" " " " (i A M
Snow Camp, leaves Tuesdays and
Fridays 6AM
Snow Camp, ar. Wed'ys aud Sat'd'ys li r M
Long's Mills ar. Saturdays by 6 p M
" dep'ts Saturdays at 6 P M
All mails close. 30. minutes .before de-partne
of carrier.
Sunday hours, from 8i to 9 A M.. and
aom 10i toj 11 A.M.
J. D. WHITE, P. M.
Hon. A. S. Menimou, one among
the foremost statesmen in America,
will speak at Graham, on next
Saturday the 16th of October, 18i>u.
The oppoitunity thus afforded our
people to hear him, should not be
neglected. No reasonable man,
whatever may be his politics, can
fail to be interested iu what he will
eay.
—The finest, purest and healthiest.—
Smoke Blackwell's Durham Long Cut and
Cigarettes-
—Beats the Worid—Blackwell's Dnr-
• i :.: 1. ing'C il • id I igarettes.
i 'ertfonnl Intelligence*
Mr W 11 II Gregory, of Charlotte, broth-er
ol Dr Oregui»-, of this city, was married
yesterday in Statesvllle, North Carolina, in
Miss Mattie Ramsay, formerly of Mississippi.
They passed through this city last night on
their bridal tour North.
Messrs T D Gilles|iie,Superinlendent of the
Southern Express Company .and W J Croos-wel),
Koule Ageul from Kichmond to Atlanta,
spent last night in the city, and left this
morning for the South.
Hon A H Stephens is reported by the
Augusta, Ga., ( anitttutionalist to be in very
good health. He will make a political
speech in Warreutoii, Ga., next Saturday.
Rev F M Jordan, who has been conduct-ing
a series of meetings at tin, Baptist
Church, in this city, left this morning for
RockiDguani couuty. He will retura to
Greensboro at an early day.
Rev. C. H. Wiley spent last night in
this city on his return home to Winston
from South Carolina, where be spent
about a week.
Mr. C. D. Yates returned to the city
this morning from ibe Setijni-Centennial
celebration now in progress at Baltimore.
We are sorry to hear that Sheriff
Stafford is quite sick at his home,
near Oak Ridge.
l-*olitionl Mooting In Guilford—at
l''ri.-ii<i~l.lu, N. <J.
The Hancock aud Jarvk Club of Friend-ship
will hold their next meeting Saturday
next, at 7 P M, at Hickory Grove. They
have invited several well known speakers
to We present. A good time is expected and
everybody is invited to come.
The Friendship boys won the flag four
years ago—aud they have not forgotten that
work and organisation always win.
New Garden lf*»ir.
The President and Directors of the New
Garden Agricultural Society aro doing all
in their power to make the annual ex-hibition
fm ;.- -ii, which lak.s place on
Thursday Cot.2Sib, a grand success: we
believe theii rhorls will be successful.
Tbe peopl > i Guilford shoe Id feel proud
of Iheii iji ions aud encour ige
them, '•. i mu<>T makes tbe following
offer as special |>K iniums, at this Fail
For 'In best g u.ral display oi Domestic
Mai nfacturts In ■ lady,—one annual suh-cription
to lbs weekly PATRIOT
For Ibe be-1 one dozen Rolls made and
exhibited by a lady,—mie annual »ub-
■cription i.. the weekly PATRIOT.
For the best G pounds ol butter, pie-pared
by a lady, o.m annual subscription
to iho WKKXLY PATRIOT,
For the best display of Mowers by a
lady, same premium as above.
For the beat display of Poultry, open to
all exhibitor!, ryme ; -niiuin as above.
TI.e-i speci I pi mi ims are offered with
tbe hope ol aidii ibe Society in increas-ing
'be quail .'. •• I i baracti r ■>! ila ex-hibits.
Won'l - me .1 our M ircbauts,aud other
husinenN UI-JII I' lluw in sriil l.ii^.. pre-miuuis
' 1 el one give ;i barrel ol Flour,
anoi liet II li iml-ouie dn s-, Ac
auuou: • tbe Pre-duily.
il . are off n •'.. W
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$pttfal i-itu Mtrra?.
New Geroceiy Store.
We very respectfully anuouuee to the
citizens of Greensboro and surrounding
country lha! we have opened a first class
Grocery Store under the Benbow Hall,
where we keep all kinds of groceries
usually kept in first class grocery stores;
crockery, glass ware, country produce,
Arc We would be glad to have you to
call and examine our stock,
J. C. & W. D. BROWN.
Oct. 13, 1881.
—We guarantee no better goods made
than Blackwell's Durham Long Cut and
Cigarettes.
W. R. Murray of this city is now exhib-iting
an extensive stock of new Dress
Goods in all the latest styles and novel-ties,
aud a great variety of new Trim-mings,
plain Silks and Satins, Black
Silk Velvet and Velveteen, Ladies' Cloaks
and Dolmans in newest styles. Hemp,
Ingrain and Brussels Carpets, Rugs, and
Floor Oil Carpets.
Those in need of goods will do well to
call and see him and get prices before
buying.
J. W. Scott & Go.
Wish to Buy lour
WOOL,
SASSAFRAS OIL,
COUiSTRY BACON,
MEAL, DRIED
CHERRIES, and
ALL DESIRABLE PRODUCE.
They are prepared to offer
G-:R,ocE:R,:r:ES
on as
Good Terms
As any boon in this* ■-!. in of t!i* State
Scott, Small & Co.,
Oflier a Larve Stock •ftteieMa-able
tiootis, SIK-II UK
Prints, Dress Linens,
Lawns, Cottonades,
-A-ZSTID PIQUES,
together with the
LARGEST STOCK OF NOTIONS
carried by any one house in N, C. at great-ly
reduced prices, to make room for fall
stock.
Buy Now mid Save iU ucy.
Greensboro, N C, July 19, 18s.)
COAL!
PKRSONS I.\T::M>;.V; TO i:n:x
COA
this winter will find it to
THEIR ADVANTAGE
TO THE VOTERS OF
GUILFORD COUNTY.
I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
A CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OP
8HERIFF for the County of Guilford at
the approaching election.
J. M. 8UTTON.
July 7, 1880, d. t. a. w., w. t. e.
to call on me
FOR PE/ICES
belore ordering.]
OHAS. D. YATES,!
Greensboro, N. C, Sept 20,,'dO.