The daily evening patriot [August 1, 1888]

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GREENSBORO, X. C, AUGUST 1, 1888.
• / . «:ST SEY \ i II:MKIS DEMOCH ITS.
• open
til -. :■! ices arc
i ,• : rtw lower
in usual.
candidates of
MllVaSS.
ii prices of his
hirer than
, enable t!n'
ieelj diessed up
i : the ran
. , lection ami a
. than al oul two-
II feel after the
,. . mil heroines fully
i- |,roe,laini8 to ev
- . El. £
PLEASANT GARDEN, N.C, ^
July 30th, 1888. t
MB. EDITOR, DEAR SIB:
While we ate not in the habit of
DAILY PATRIOT.
GREENSBORO, N- C :
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 1, 1888. , K^Y^£T\«^7*™
the political pot is beginning to
EDITORIAL BRIEFS. Diner and as the time is near at
, \. . ,nd for nominating the candidates
Thocallforac cation ol Dem- the differen! offices of the
ocratic clubs ot the State has been Mr. 4 ■ unty for the next two years^ this
posl [toned.
While the senate > worrying
with the fishery treaty, the prt-si
dent ix enjoying ;i fishery treat.
and ■ •
. ■ . ■-. Solt
Italeigh, >. < . ,11.-
Can the laboring mon suppoi I
Chinee Harrison ami Money Bags
Europel
dates, voters, la- Morton, who imports cheap eon
H »t they can tract labor from
■ (<s( Goods,
, ps, for ii i1''" rea-
::'"i'v"e that "Virginia r blieans wo
,n i.nv. delight a patient public b.i gel
iriees of all ting together and aereeinc
The Baltimore .i nu
man w lie In
. :• past, thougl ■■ Se II
Partiu, the wifea iudei
ei o rteen '
hi. . ::
: .
i - i ime past
• ■
qiu stion should not be decided by
the favoritism of a few leaders as
been the case heretofore. We
an just entering upon a campaign
that will be closely contested in
this county. We want our strong
est and best men on the ticket. We
should look to the moral standing
of a man as well as to his intellec-tual
ability; therefore Fentress
Tov uship wishes to present a name
fo to 'he voters of Guilford
county, and in presenting them she
itisfled they are the right men
i
Richmond Locomoi Machine Ihfbij
niceMOND, V
BUILDERS OF M '
STANDARD OB '
adapted to every sen
ENGINES AND BOILERS
[13 to
FOR ALL PUR!
COMPLETE V: JIB
FOR FACTORIE \. S'D MILLS.
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ROTHIS
Fresh From facturers;
|DDAT
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PILLS FO: . I : AT N I
■I-'O:;K XT.XC -
D3&AJC
(! ranteed Kxoelleme, Sterling
* ip/lard Puritv,
;:t.
Fresh stock jnst receive*1:;: Gross
for s;'" at • bed-roc ;
capable of cuttii 30,000 To Til© Tn?3.cLo.
feetof lumber per day, v p tent-aw
Hats,
Di to <-<>st. but
f, I IUOB1 Ol
i up to make
So remem-agreeing
sonic kind of harmony: Mo ' . r ••'
a the ght place and wHl^notoiily
■.'■■■
. ■■ . .
to ■ : \ .
how unreasonable some people . ■
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• "I
i-il
rsandsomein !^
Some of cm exchanges appeal
to be worried over the idea thatthe
Mills bill is sqnare out for protee
lion. We refer all such to the elo
(punt and convincing remarks ol
Mr. Mills just before he called the
previous question.
, ^1! strength ol the Dem-atie
party, but will thaw from
Republican ranks, and as there
reral aspirants for the offices j
we shall name, we say and urge it -
.. , sverj Democratic voter the,
; essity ol attending the pr.
ries, as that is the place to dm ■
cuss the fitness of a man, and don t
. isitate toobjecl to a man just be
II Porter d ! ■■" t»»uk ,u« ls "(,! fit for
P
the
... ihonldyousuy away from
■■ \>™»rv* then you have no
time al i
- 4.,. ■
Why »ie I ■
. to grumble if your man does
:..M the nomination. The first
we pieteut is that of N. A.
Banner for Sheriff, and in present-
«uiii ID irai.j »« •-.-- .,-..., .-..,:. ing him we preseut a ■
them by Congress is worth know- ' |lei,| .,•::.-
Since the question of vetoing
pension bills has come up BO often,
what is really done in investigating i),.,,,.^,,,^
MIL'
sonic of the President's messages
it appears that in many csesn there.
was no investigation by Congress.
, til ;■;: thai Grovi r
i sited for
i,. Democratic ticket.
■ prettj sure thing is
posilivelj refused
mi the llepnblican
. sure thing who
>| can nominee.
thing is. al
nominations,
elected; and another
i ntj is whether
cted «ill, in ma-lie
party that
■ wei.
-in,-, certain and fixed
,. Will. Armfield has
• stock: ol Cloth-
... |)rj I looils, Car-the
Stair, and not
this is campaign year
,aVe no great surplus much torn up in mind about
nan that is
mil ouij competent to nil the office
,;,,.,, the evidence eiveu m I astic meei but will be elected if nominated,
"'" place last. """red for he is ono of the hardest work
ed devices for accurate an i ;;: I
work.
A LAI
SniallEngin ilcrs
from I to 10 II. r., " & l)e
lane^." for sale ' In■■'••.
out.
Write for
mates on yoni
W. R. BL
Salesm n I NToi an. !
n.vw (.:; ''.
C0MMISSI0:iEI
1)i nsr.WT TO :.'■•'
porioi Coui
lonu, '. ■
C vi.i.iM. 1. ;i- Cominii^ l
it PIIBIJt' Al'CTION
dor. lor CASII, -1 i!: ' I
boro. N. '■....I ;.:..'• Ii *
alu> cl" Sfj.l. li;fc: , .
LOT Bftu ito . . . .,
uvoiiui fj<.nniiu
\.„„l- f W.A.S •
the pi rty ul IV. L. (
R. :..
_ _lirr.-ii-ii.r- . .'"""■
Shakei .-.. i I . Mex
lop Bit •
ters. Hor-toj'Ts ,\--:d Phosphate,
:' ■:<■<'.- i. nh Q |
■•■•■■, l*ici so's F ' '
I in, Pierce'- • Pellets,
[nd .:n Root Pil I":
Ayer*s Sarsaparilla, Aver'-
Pills, Lemon '
small :./. • Sin*-
mon ' Livi . or.
(( loci . to evi ry purcnasei ol
1 . ■-. ay's
;\ • . ;:m
.., ■ , Fiji --I'''
i':'.- il Bali . ill's S. ri..
nd-
I P tls
Chinese Harrison is for pro
trading the Monopolists ti
but leaves the laboring man to
take care of himself by placing the ,,,. |,..IV,, ..
American working men ill com-petition
with the Chinese lab< ,
Auybodj knows that a Chinaman
can live a solid week on 'J."> Rents,
can you live on that, American
workingmen.
in^. Democrats in the county and
will noi only poll the full strength
o! his party'but will draw trom the
Ltepublicana, lor we have, heard
some saj they would support him
if nominated. • _
i .. next is that oi \. ('■■ Kirk-for
two hours, deta bis 1 pa DIM „I.III for Register of Deeds. We
know there are several candidates
I!,, said he "' - ithe field lor that office: men that
- . ,. ;.: : ol E(| id ure comyetaut to fill that position
thai ected, but as Mr. Kirkman has
liststs owned tl • can part3 carried the Democratic banner to
people :. )8einU
bourse to heai i ' -' .
U isl « II thi K-jmblii m
uiemb. ' e «rd of
Kqnalizd >"■, •■' -
suppoi :• ■ ••■ '• ■■■■■ '■ ■ ' ' :' ;
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Y0L CAN
A BKAl'Tiri'L '■:,~' ' rT«?B
ted) OF OAK RIUC.E .1 3 *■
AM» «i st.-V:■:*».» roiii.ci E.
about tli.it i-BlebratoH ••'
.i uie Wa-
■.■-. . mers.
falo Litl in '■'
illinarif "
....
i arlsbad Sprudel
llunyadi Janos
al* ' ice in refr'i iratoi lor
FEE I
Yon should do this i you ■ ■■
zinc any rehool noxtveai Prci ....
l'< u, imi^. lor Bn»l»r«». •!• lor I Hi
•£1» NlndmlM :.;-..
located in Ihi
.,.. j, i |roi ?i-i.'■">
low. tt ha
ami elegantly hi i i •" - eiutihil
Clm|-"l, :ii-..l i- cooiplol I the
few Mml-clnn" High Nchool- m th ■ il i>
Address .(. A. & M. II.
it
imm diate
..... . ' .ili'S
••The New York Tribune is very
i i . ■ State. He ;
-.- : i (llevelaud.
Two IMurkj W >mi i
Parkersburg, W. \"a. ■
victory in two campaigns and made
.;-. ., good Treasurer, we are satis
lied he would redeem the office of
fi R , -
i»N"N TO
. -ISO
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■' •• K.-S. I'oi
■.•..• •.•. •• r-. . -.. Lemon. (
•■ •• " ... .In ii. ■ ■
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• ■••■-. .. ..
•
•• •■ luilta,
-. Squill •.." :ri-J.
•• •• • l| |iocae.
iral ion i made b.\ us
and guaranteed full itrongth.
lieu ii« «>>»i<i IWI-VI.. »™-—r ™ | . .... , ,,., ,,- »■»,-.
Kegistoi of Deeds from Bepobli- LIM;aFE FIKJl,
can blunders and place it again in
So give
101 SADI
Two maiden I nil • Democratic hands. ns
.„,!..«...... . living near Din i above HaI,„ei. for Sheriff and Kirkman
nends to do his usu president's fishing trip and scolds here, last i
'.usiness if prices aie
INsi : iH—
SOfl OZS. QUININE,
:,; (../.-, MORl'IIi:
lent to buyers. You
prices of goods
mini, that he means bu-na]
.-.(■•■ him before
»
\VoJ-IL\
I ol si veil
tlr." Our'ahh- but misguided burgl« ■ ^ 1,1 '• , and eaptu i U1 '' Gothan cotempoary can rest as ^^ ,y|
Mired that, if Mr. Cleveland tioes , m;,.| ..,
nothing worse than take a well- .,,-., ' lle
earned vacation now and then, the was sh.
foi Register of Deeds.
FENTRESS TOWHSHIP.
O.W.Carr&Co., Agents
• ■ -., -, park Davis & Co's
nd of1
I'"'
seriptions pre othci
MK. WHlTBHBAD, ,...,. ollie II il :i: ' liciiies.
DKAR SIR-—The Democrats ,.K i
,f east Guilford wish to suggest ^
p,.„pie (.1 tic- United States
bardlv find fault with him
trill i
ii .
.1
J| j, nit to buj gootls cheap,
•w is your
\ ill. Arm
von w ill find the lollow-that
j mi '•'•ill be
to hay them.—
■ c of the goods to be
. , | cli we think below
■i pi iees:
;. -. mount
•*■: mer price
Men's.
low quarter
:
-■..:■
llatsi heap
The workingmen know that Har-rison
threatened them with vio-lence
our West when the protect-ionists
were trying to grind them
down and until this day. they have
blood in their eyes for him, it the
number of lahor Journals which
have pronounced against him can
be taken as a criterion The La-bor
Signal, of Indianapolis, leads
the ran and in its wake follow
nineteen others, more or less in-fluential.
otht t . -
the -■
escape ■ ': ■"
was £' " T ' : '
,i ; i ei •:
Both bin ;Ucti •■ ■■
Mipp '•-
old-timers.
i
The Durham Tobacco IMant
abonl as near telling the truth, as
mi editor ever gets when il
■ II anything is wante»\ somebody
most run to the editor and get hi n
,opnt a piece in the paper, lb is
the servant of all, and like tin ser
. The ■ ■ ■ ■• i
Milvt ml i . •'• • :'
/.':. ..'.:.' JOUVM I ■ ■ ' '!''
sa\s: "A mi mbi f the V\ .-.
sin Stati repub ■ «om«
miltee .- auth i I ■ I'oi the s
meul that Ileniy ' ■"
sentative of the • ; " Par[J
u (..:; res . :
. |
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■ he if '.
i. :• --. ne
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through your valuable paper the
„e of one of the very best citi
zetis for the office of Register ol
I'or the iirst time in twen-livi
years, we ask the Democrat
ic convention to consider oar claim.
\\ have always stood firm lor
Democratic Party, and we pre-
. nt you one of our wr\ best men.
• ell qualified for the position
,1 posseses all those qualities
I go to make up a perfect gen
tlemau. We present to the con-vention
the name of J. M. Fonst.
Respectfull,',
O.NF. OF THE DEMOCRATS.
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POMONA. N. C.
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Julj 27th, 1688.
s OF GEEBNSBOBO PATRIOT:
lentlemen: I Bee my name men
■r in connection with fheoffici
A. Iht
.... ml '-•!'■
Im ■ • :';:' "'.'{-
The main in. oi th- I '»'d S<»ap, Soap 11 s '■';
»nd Danville ifeilro* ! ^ '< "V,;
^ughthegroi, *-•<*,
100 Feet ot the office. ;- ■ \ •■
Salem trains make
twice daily each < aj
Those interested in " '
fruit growii • invited
: id
M.,rsueUer Coats van!, he is expected bj those lie
nea- serves to wait and eat scraps at the
t am woond table. But we are going
\ . oi Ladies' Summer
closed at less than
A ■ Ik Mits.
• less thai: cost.
A Men's Hats, in
irtlnei lines o'. Irum
-. • lial will be closed
• read\
first bell rin
to conn- when
hefon long."
the
Ah.
. • i- Hi
■ -..I dotlung. You
i i suit fm loss than cost. —
•
■- ■ • "■
i lei reports (
bull • ■ ' ':
■
. te . inji — •• '
i .
it is assui • ; - - . -i
-
to an • ' I . ■ '
■■ Indians.
,l,.,ende.a"e which heralded the ievera
Mackav Bennett Cable into exist
once have melted away before the
oi a heavy balance K
The No^v Perfume,
.. .' Henna
FaacyAj bic Les.
Hni kh. ad. we imagine >ou
in at the ringing of the "first ■■
"The inevitable has happened,
remavks the New York Worl
'x' York The loud professions of eternal
's - 0I" ' . fa hl,'ivx balance going I n i -
Kjublaek Diagonals will ">urun'*":„' sull. of yja ledgei "
,r*15. Go and sec lor on the w«- ■.. h »t ^ « - ; ,-„, HU «,„„ turo.i.
■>"»-■■• >- —'•i,e
1: 11^v. uhfai-.i --
u„ea pool ™»J. ..M.M ,t(,rdeia. ■':
i mi<t h
rtiat's ewnaure.u„pro_n monop>o.«liiie,.^s. from -•.'.! toear.
re v, ill allow my name to
the Democratic county con
-:,,; to beheld it; Greensboro
LStli day of August,
■ lithfnlly &c,
(H .s. 8. LISDLEY.
i!!.<.l«li:U Of UEEIK
..;.., innoui ••■ mysell »
.:, ■ . the nomination ol
, .; ol Deeda !•; the Demo
iity convention.
b. rt. MITCHELL
august 1st, 'do-
Greensboro' Candy Co.
. ■ IBB ol
LAIS AND FANCY CANDY
r .. FOREWS FRUIT
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as well as th«
newcatalo
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nursery
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