The Greensboro patriot [February 24, 1892]

              THE GREENSBORO PATRIOT.
^EENSBORO, N. C WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1892.
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Br. J. W. Griffith,
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Dr. W. a. Wakefield,
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Dr. Arthur E. Ledbetter,
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Dr. W. J. RICHARDSON,
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My Love.
ill other women arc
■ iimi to in-.' -'"•! i- dear;
II, r elorious fancies come from far,
llencalb the silver evening star
And yti bcr heart Is ever near.
il . :, Si balb six -l berown,
Which lesser souls may ni rer baww:
i, nl -;I..|II Ih. in lo !i r alone.
Vn.lMveel Ihej areas any tune
Win ri with il"wind may rnoosc lo
Mow,
V.i in licrsoir sb idwelleth not, _
Although no borne were half so fair,
So simplest duly i- forgot;
I ii,. imtl 'lim anil lowly spot
Thai il"i'i ii"' I" her sunahlne snare.
Sbe il ••■ili little kindni --.
Which moai leaveund ior despise;
|..r naught that M Is one heart at ease.
And glveth happiness or peace,
I- luw-esteemed in her eyca.
sb* Ii .'Ii i"' scorn of common things,
■ugh she seem >•< other birth,
lierlicarl ontwinesandcltngs,
An I patiently nhe folds her wings
To tread the humble paths of earth.
I;., - ing she i-: Hod made her so,
And deeds of week-day holinesa
fell iri.in bcr noiseless as the snow:
\,.r hath she ever chanced to know
Thai aifgbl were easier than to bless.
-I,, is mosi fair, and thereunto
Her life doth rightly harmonize:
Keeling or Iheughl that was not true
Ne'er made less Ix-autiful the blue
I ncloudcil heavi n of her eyes.
Sb* i- II woman—one in whom
The spring timeof her childish years
Hath never lost its fresh perfume,
Though knowing well thai HIV- liiilh
room
I'.r many blights and many tears.
MR. DEPEW NOT IN IT-North
Carolina Seed Law. N. C. State Guard.
And Hi
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Seedsnien, nstail merchants und
He is Interviewed in Regard to ills ,lager8 of geedg win take no-
Exclusion From McAlister a 150. ^ ^ (|w ,ast |egisiature passed
Mr. Chaunc-V M. Depew is left ti,e following law:
out of the Original Inner Circle, CHAPTER 331, LAWS JOK 1891.
'and the World pul.Ii.he. the fol- g^ „
lowing from that after ,l>nner ^M*** raVoIinB. The General
talk": Assembly of North Carolina do en-jiii.
OKFEW i IN-TIM < iii>. act.
-M:,<- has set me to thinking,] SEC. 1. Thai any person
ami do VOU know? 1 am more persons doing business in
than half inclined to tliink that lie State, who shall sell seed or
is nearly if not entirely right." for sale any vegetable or garden
Then" Mr Depew rend aloud tlie seed that are not plainly marked
marked portion of the article which ' upon each package or bag contain-l,
p had been perusing. Here it is: ingsuch seed the year in which
••Depew is more the ideal of suid seed were grown, shall be a
what the society man of the sulon misdemeanor and upon conviction
should be. But he's too long-wind- ; thereof shall be fined not less than
ed And there's where breeding ten dollars or more than fifty tlol-coines
in again, do vou see, don't '. lars, or imprisoned not more than
vuu know, don't you understand:- j thirty days, for each and every ot-
They wiuldn't stand Depew at a
or
this
offer
fense. Provided that the provis-ions
of this act shall not apply to
farmers selling seed in open bulk
to other farmers or gardeners.
SKI-. 2. That any person or per-sons
who shall with intention to
i deceive, wrongly mark or not label
••That's Mac summing up of my date any package or bag con-
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dinner i» London. Yes, lie's too
long winded. Good breeding and
mannere ordain that be must not
abaork the conversation. One must
be willing to listen to others. Do
you catch the point r''
* as to Mine auv |JUV-IV»»I.
taining garden or vegetable seed,
shall be gnilty of umisdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof shall
be fined not less than ten or more
than fifty dollars, or imprisoned
not less thnn ten nor more than
speeches, j thirty days.
S«c. 3.
Books! Books'.Books!
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,: irl. r- lor IHIOKM in plain
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loiicrv of .M ry varietj
|,:,II<|, niol ill prices loMiil
I nil and • ■ '•■ al
\... | »| South Kim Street,
House, (in rcnslKtro, N. ( .
I'.i-ly.
DIKE BOOK CO.,
ill i.l KAN< i CiOODS,
l.ill Hooks, • liildn n's
II . .:, , I'icl .ir. -. K ISI Is,
II mITcarlii r II .Ii -. Xmas
nl Booklets.
fill, ■'.
I ;,.. hi r » itb » love as -lill
\- n broad river's peaceful might,
w \ ,v high lower and lowly mill,
■ n wandering al it- own free will,
And yal doth <* ir Bow aright.
Ai I on ii- full, deep breasl serene,
Like ipilel Isles my duties lie:
Ii Mows aroand them and between,
And makes I hem fresh and fair and
gn .it
Swrel home* win r '■ lo live and die.
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Hints to The Postraaster-tieneral.
It i- all right, this talk of mail
dclivi ry al the farmer's door, htil
lovwnmen! wants I" remember
one thing—really it should lie able
, • member two or ihrc e things,
inn ii won't do lo overburden the
Government—it want* to remember
ihat the daily delivery of until in
standing as a social star," the
talker continued, musingly. "I've
never before reflected on my tnlka-i
t iveneee. Mac has set me to think-
| ing on the point, and in my pre-sent
frame of mind I am determ-ined
to make my socia
so to speak, shorter in future, do
you see. don't you know, do you
understand, catch the point?"
A light dawned on the doctor's
mind. He said: ••Coming to think
of it again, there arc
sides to this question,
to every question. To use a clae-| having
That this act shall be
in force from and after the first
day of September, 1891. Ratified
March 5th, A. D., 1891.
The objects of Ibis law arc, first-two
or more • |y, the protection of innocent pur
us there are | chasers from being defrauded by
tule and deteriorated
rase, Mac is away off about seeds palmed off upon tlieni; see
London. Every time I talked in Iondly, the protection of honest
London every one, mveelf included, and careful seedsmen and retailers
could see that I did "not give them ! who handle their seeds from un-half
enough. In high social cir- j scrupulous competition. It is hop-
General Headquarters, i
Adjutant General's Office,
Raleigh, February 11th, 1802. N
General Orders No. I.]
A Board of Officers is hereby
Not a Proposal.
The young man's face was flush-ed
and his manner was strangely
agitated. As he addressed the fair
girl before whom he stood a faint
tremor was noticeable in his voice.
Miss Blanche," he said, "I hesi-ordered
to usscmb.c-in the office of u(. jfcouJ „mjn„ lo vmli i,ut my
the Quartermaster General in the fee|jBgi |„u:„ overpowered me nt
City of Raleigh, nt 10 a. m., lues- . j ^..j, , ^ h for ne
day, March. 22d, I«02, for the pur- j ™ ^
IKise of revising the Regulations of
the North Carolina State Guard, j
incorporating therein I lie changes j
rendered necessary to con form to
existing orders, Laws of the State
and Regulations of theTJ. S. Army,
and recommending such changes
as they may deem necessary fur
tiro good of the service, subject to
the approval of the Commanderin-
Chief.
The Board of Officers will be
composed as follows:
Colonel A. L. Smith, Inspector
General; Colonel J. T. Anthony,
Colonel Fourth Regiment: Colonel
E. G. Harrell, (Quartermaster Gen-eral
; Lieutenant Colonel J. V. Bru
ton, Lieutenant Colonel Second
Regiment: Major S. V7. Cramer,
Lieutenant Commander Naval Ar-tillery;
Captain B. S. Royster,
Captain Third Regiment.
By order of the Commander-in-
Chief: JAMES D. GI.ENN,
Adjutant General.
Money North and South.
" Pray go on,'' said the maiden,
with heart wildly beating, as his
voice faltered. Yes, they were com-ing,
the words that she and her
dear mamma had so long waited
for. " Pray go on," she said again,
as bo still stood, looking at her
with burning eyes.
"I-came to ask you Miss
Blanche "
"Yes," she smiled encouragingly.
•' If it would be too much troublo
for you to write out that receipe
which you said you had for ward-ing
off* the grip. I'm sure I am
going to have it, and those con-founded
doctors uisays charge two
prices for a prescription."
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the rural district
preceded by the
cles in Kngfand they glory in hav
ing an after dinner talk decorat-ed
with humorous anecdotes. Let
the talker be an American. Let
the anecdote be glistening with our
own unique American humor, then
the longer you stay on your feet
the better they'll like it.
Mil. DEPEW TBIKK8 HIM-ELK XOT ILL-BRED.
ed that seedsmen and merchants
will carefully comply with
quirements of this law.
GKI:.\I.I> MCCAHTIM. Botanist.
A DOG CHEWS TOBACCO.
will have to be
construction of
roads in those districts. If that is! "Over there, just the same as
not done the mail carrier will have here, just the same as anywhere.
I., learn to fly before he can receive j there's no such thing as bad breecl-an
appointment. A mail carrier ing insinuated so long us no bor-who
could only walk or ride would ing is done. But after all it is a
beof no earthly account delivering long time since Mae has been in
mail in the country during bad London and things may have wnn-
B-enther. derfully changed since he mingled
Why, there are millions and mil-1 with lords, dukes and earis in their
linn-', maybe more than half as
many as that, of places in
I native haunts,
the i '-Of course.
J. H. NEESB,
Italian Marble.
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Science Will Conquer!
country, in this greatest and most
progressive and prosperous land in
there is no sugges-of
disparagement meant in
ill the universe, where people never
dream of going to '.lie corner gro-cer's
during wet weather of long
continuance. Men have pined
aw.iv and died longing for
tion
this.
"The next time 1 meet Mac I'll
ask him whether he did any after
dinner talking when he was in Lon-don.
Ten to one he did. No re-theIflection
at all meant, in my saying
HAS HADE II roSSIBI.K TO RE-STOKK
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VISION;
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W. It. PARKAR A SON.
OF"TICIA.lSIS,
CREEN'SBORO. X.C.
healthful excitement of a game of
checkers with si Bentley and]
couldn'i gel down to the store, four
miles, or lather four mild, away,'
lo have the debauch. The mad to
perdition is a bad one. as it is of-ti
o described—I have never travel-ed
it myself, although I have been
told they have the best pavements
in the world, if il is in the world
when yon gel there—Uit it really
can't be much awfu'.ler thin the
average country road in America
during Ihc fall rains and the spring
thaws.
Why, ii isn't so bad, not nearly:
.•.mi be, or else nobody would ever
travel it. They wouldnt't, just be-cause
aboul nine tenths of the year
they jusl couldn't. Daily mail lie
livery in the country! Why, it's
the crazies! notion jet. When it
is an old established fact that the
people in the country can't gel it
t.i the postolllce days at a lime,
how i< r,h"- postolllce going to get
out lo tin' farm:
One good thing might come of
this idea, however; the government
might establish the rural delivery
where there are read- that are pas
sable nine months of the year.
Then would the rural supervisors
get onto mine new method of road
this.
Mil. IIEI'KW I1IKTS AT .IKAI.orsi.i.
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••Here is another way of looking
at Mac's slap at rue. Generally
When I do any talking here in this
country there are lots of other fel-lows
with speeches in their tiles
waiting to lire them off. It may
be that they waited on Mac, and,
playing upon the motherly tender-ness
of his nature, induced him to
give me a pointer through the
H'oWrf that the cheers that came
to me like the music at the end of
my talks are hollow and hypocriti-cal.
•Mac is a good fellow. Mac
means well. Mac may bring mc
into the next little circle he makes.
More power to him."
How to Treat a Sweetheart.
Ono of the Most Kemarkable Ca-nines
in Missouri.
There is a dog at the Merchants'
Hotel in this city by the name of
frank that is a tobacco chewer. |
When Frank sees anyone taking aj
nip of the "staff of life" he will \
hark and beg until he gets a quid
also, and then he will lie down qui- |
etlv to enjoy the usual soaking
process. Occasionally the dog will
allow tDo tobacco to drop from his
mouth onto the lleor, but always
rests th- oint »f his nose on the
quid. !'. ink is also very fond of
ice cream, candy, nuts, etc., but
how he acquired the tobacco habit
we an- not informed. When this
remarkable canine wants a chew
of the weed very badly, and there
| is no one around from whom to
I beg he goes into the street and
L hunts a second hand supply which
' he carries into the office for his
special use. 1'rank is the valued
properly of Jack Holmes, and if
the habit was not produced by ex-ample
or education, it must be
said that he inherited it. If .lack
wishes his faithful dog to live to ■
ripe old age he should at least
bring home with a pair of bottles j
containg tobacco cure.
Money is abundant everywhere
except in the south, where King
Cotton Still reigns with a sway far
too absolutely fcr the good of that
section. The lesson of the low
prices of cotton this year is plain.
It is that the southern farmers, if
they wish to be steadily prosper-ous,
must diversify their crops.
The local money market has been
gorged. The bank deposits and
the surplus reserve constantly tend
higher. The increase in the de- ,
the re- \ posits during the ' week was $12,- '
041,600. The surplus reserve is
$20,020,000. Money is loaning at
nominal rates. The banks have re-duced
\ per cent the interest al-lowed
on the daily balances of cus-tomers
who deposit margins. Quo- |
ted time rates are 11 to 1 per cent,
the difference owing to collateral
and period named. There i3 an
active demand for commercial pa-per.—
New York Prin.
RICH i POOR!
Receive Ihe same allonlion at our Dry Goods Kstablishmonti
• MIMIC price when
Plain Figaros and
To instire safely lo
ili.' Lowest Market
Man, Woman and Child ! Imy poods :il Hi
lealing with us. We Mark onr floods in
sell al Itie Prices as they are marked.
our patrons we Guarantee onr Prices lo lie
Price, quality and stylo considered or good* may bo returned
and money will be refunded. Can we be more liberal'.' or
could you deal by a more safe system .'
SPECIAL SALE OF
DRESS GOODS!
Dress Goods 'n
50 cent -roods at
Wolves in Seneca.
BUFFALO, N. Y„ Feb. 18.—Twen-ty
wolves are at largo in West Sen-eca,
and the town is terrorised.
Hunters are rushing to the scene.
North Carolina at Chicago.
Mr. Bruner is to get some trunks
of North Carolina trees to stand as
pillars at Chicago. We suggest
that up in our mountains is to be
found a brand-new tree, found no-where
else in America—the Caro-lina
Hemlock, called by the botan-ists
Abies Carolina, or Tsuga Caro-lina.
This is a rare tree. Let Mr.
Bruner get one for Chicago.—
Raleigh Obttretr.
It Opens the Eyes.
" My daughter is losing her sight.''
said an anxious mother, " and just
on the eve of marriage, too! What
shall 1 do?" -'Let her get married,
by all means," responded the doc-tor;
"marriage is a regular eye-opener."'
A man's eyes open pretty
widely, when he finds his wife's
charms disappearing. Health is
the best friend of beauty, and the
innumerable ills to whion women
arc peculiarly subject, its worst
enemies. Experience proves that
women who possess the best health
! use Dr. l'ierce's Favorite I'rescrip
tion. It is the only medicine for
women, sold by druggists, miler fl
/KMiVire guarantee from the manu-facturers,
that it will give satisfac-tion
in every case, or money will be
refunded. This guarantee has been
printed on the bottle-wrapper, and
faithfully carried out for many
years.
The snowstorm in England has
become general. In Paris there is
an abatement.
We are closing out a large quantity ol
half pieces and Remnants as follows
■Id cents, ^". ecnl goods al 20.cent*, etc. Now is
your time to save money! It costs no money
to visit our store and leara prices !
RAYMOND & POWELL,
NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. GREENSBORO, N. C.
SAM'L. TROvSDON,
Fire Insurance!
TOTAL ASSETS OF COMPANIES REPRESENTED
OVER TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS
Office in. Sa-vings Batik-,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
RiCH^-PtiDsonsr & FARISS,
(Successors |o W. (', PORTER)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS AND SEEDSMEN.
Orders frnm Uruggisi-, Pkjttelani nod Groeer* Solicited.
Pricesallow HS Richmond f->r p«».il quality Roods, Ttme and Kroigtat tfaved t<>
rou I'V ordering from uv
Opposite Benbow Hotel, (irecnslioro, X. ('.
I5ecau.se a man loves you is that
any reason why you should bo in-considerate
of him. Writes Ruth
Ashetnore in her "siile talks with
girls" department in the February
l.'tilii's Home •lin'i'if'l.
Because he lores you, shall you
^ive no thoughts to the words you
say to him?
imehonor-l, Because he lores you, shall you
ed custom of dumping fresh loads "
of new mud into old iniulholes to
li.i I hem up And another good
Ihine for (lie Congressman would
Mark Twain's Courtship.
Mark Twain's wife was a Miss
Langdoa of Elmira. When Mark
first met her lie was not so distill
gtiished as now. Her father was a
Judge, and doubtless expected,
; family and social importance in his
I son-in-law.
Murk, however, became interest-i
ed in his daughter, and after a
while proposed, but was rejected.
Well, he said to the lady, I
didn't much believe you'd have
mo, but I thought I'd try.
After a while he tried again,
with the same result, and then re-marked,
with his celebrated drawl:
I think a great deal more of you
than if you'd said yes. but it'sjiard
to bear.
A third time he met with better
- <£2£-
Krow out ol it. We hare dredged
in 1 dummi :\ .-.I! the creeks and runs
ia Ihe country, and are al a loss to
know what can be devised to take
I!:I place of the good old river and
harbor improvement grab. Here
we have i!—government and ap-propriation
for mail roads!
I nder ihc old graa some locali-ties
were forced to/go to the ex-pense
of u steam pump, and in some
M rv destitute towns they had to
haul water in barrels in order to
I ' - ' for my tobacco. I make a creek big enough to get a
I to go to sell your | slack water appropriation on;
fortune, and then came the most
his expressions of it arc funny ? jdilli:ult part of his task—to ad-
Because he lovesyoSi, shall he he j dress her father,
the least lo be thought of? Judge, he said, to the dignified
Uceause he loves you, shall he be | millionaire, have you seen any-
WATCH C^IL
,'■:■ ■! morning Frank! Where
are \ou goin .. early this line
morning? I am going to Greens
boro. What for? To sec what
prici
Win-way
of presents and entertain-inent>
that, it is just possible, he
cannot afford?
Because be loves you, shall you
never think it necessary to say the
sweet words of thanks for the cour-tesies
he shows you?
Because he loves you, shall you
not tliink it necessary to be at your
best and sweetest for him !
loiow! there was no end of hard work and I Ob, you foolish girls! If this
Frank, why because I want a good both ends of much harder Iving in l.'°™ ls w,,r,h »**» this love is
Watch, and I can buy « so cheap order to secure an appropriation I real ,nnd true, ir It is really your
al Mr. Sil -i ■- Jcwelcry Store, thai for -lack water improvement. Hut I s^eetlienrt who has come, then you
I can very well afford to sell n lit every county, every towdship in J>0S6ef a great treasure, a treas-tle
cheap You know I m going to the land, has a road, or at least a P/6 which -vou may lose some day
ill such bargains, trail through the dust and bottom- {' •vo" "re not eamiful. Lore it
here less mud ' that passes under that '"V o.v thoughtlessness, by iacon-n
iiuc and is entered on the map as
a road. Oil. countrymen, know
thai Opportunity with a bigO and
a surplus knocks at our doors! In
! lie iangtiage of the gentleman from
Calavehts. "Mr. Speaker, I move
lake Irrr."—/.'./. Iliu;hllc.
treated so that he wonders, afterI thing going on between Miss Liz-all,
if you have any love for him? I ate and me?
Because he loves you, shall you j What? what? exclaimed the
seem lo put a tax on him in the Judge, rather sharply, apparently
not understanding the situation.
You had I
you ■• in buy watches of all i.e
Bcriptions. clocks, line silver ware,
ladii *' in I 'i -' line vest ch i .. -.
line riii . pi us. • Id and I
plate.' - . and all kinds
of jeweler) Ain goo is you bur at
N. J. S !• r'- Il are guaranteed
thai di not - -: , ■tion vou
c-iin i m ind.ither soodswill
be given in exchange. You will
find . , - .I■:. i -elect from.
You wilPget the I..adit of these
- ■• sixtv days only.
N. J.Siler.
yet, doubtless, getting a glimpse
of it from the inquiry.
Have you seen anything going
on between Lizzie and me?
No, indeed, replied the magnate
sternly; "no sir, I have not.
Well, look sharp and you will,
said the author at "Innocents
Abroad:" and that is the way nsk-ed
the Judicial luminary for his
daughter's hand.
Taking the Census—of New York.
A Tidal Wave
OF BARGAINS
SWEEP THE COUNTRY.
Spio Spac, Brand New
Mg House on Tup of Ihc Globf run make us take :i bock scat.
READ CAREFULLY THE FOLLOWING
Unheard of Prices
Shoes! Shoes!
118 pair* sample shoes, in Kid, Goat and Dongola, Button Opera and
Common Sense No 4's only. (Don't forget the number) will oiler
for 1.00.
Ladies Glo. Grain Solid Leather, Dress shoes 93 cetts.
Ladies Kid Button, Opera and Common Sense, 11.20
Ladies Kid Button, Saline Face Opera, 91.50
Ladies High Cut, Or. Button Pat. Tip, fl.5Q.
Misses School Shoes. Sizes, ,s lo 11, 70 cents.
Men* Solid Leather Bulf Gaiti i' and Lace, $1.25.
Mens P. Calf Lined Ilrogans. Solid, 05 cents.
Two hundred pairs .Mens Sample Suspenders, at less than manufacturers
Cost, from S to 10 cents.
One Case only of .Mens Dress Hats to be slaughtered nt 25 cents, worth
double.
10 Dozen Gents Linen Collars at ."> cents.
100 Dozen Ladies Solid Black Hose,, perfect goods at ~> cents, Itetter
goods at 10 cents.
Ladies Seamless fast Black hose, warranted not to fade at l"> cents,
cheap at 25 cents.
50 Dozen Metis j hose at 5 cents.
50 Dozen Mens British hose at S cents.
Ten Pieces First quality Oil Cloths, (\ quarters wide (not 5) at i5 cents.
Two thousand boxes of Matches, 200 in a box, 1 cent per box. or 10
cents per dozen boxes.
Ten thousand papers pins and needles at I cent a paper.
Mens Unlaundried Shirts at 3.'i cents, better goods .'ill.eiils.
Handkerchiefs,
Towels,*
Laces,
1 loyles,
Suspenders,
Hosiery,
Shins.
drawers.
All are on our Counters.
HE MASSACIIUSETTS
LIFE
1851 Spring
JANUARY iat,
ass.,
1891
1891'
The enumerators aro now taking
the census in New York—a prc-formance
which the Republicans
have staved oil many yaars, not-withstanding
the requirement of
the State constitution that the cen-sus
should be taken. We hope
that a majority of good Democrats
Raleigh 06.
An advertising expert pats it
\,ry truthfully and cutely when he
says tliat the man who cannot af-ford
to advertise cannot afford to
do business.
There are 1,791
109 Last Market St., Greensboro. | the United States.
sidernlion, and by selfishness more
than by any other way. Do you
want to lose your love? It is like
those old Venetian glasses, line
slender and delicate; pour into
one all the great wealth of your nf- will be enumerated.
feetion and the glass will hold it, 1 sow.
but let one drop of the poison of j —
•elf-will or indifference get there; iJyspepsia and Liver Complaint.-
nnd ihe glass is shattered into a Is It cot worth the saml! prieeof TSe, to
thousand pieces. f»as yourself of every symptom of these
1 - distressing complaints, if you think so
call at our store andget'a bottle of
The reports from the tobacco Shlloh's Vitalizcr, every bottle has a
section of North Carolina seem to ' Pr,nU<l guarantee on it, use according
daily papers in indicate that a large crop will befo^**^^•ffirtSL'TE
| planted this year. | Fariss.
no.praise is necessary. To
COMB AND TASTE THE
To those who have tried our bargains
those who have not, the invitation is
GOOD THINGS PREPARED FOR \Ol."
Remember our Rules: POSITIVELY CASH. STRICTLY
OUNTIE PRICE.
Cnder no consideration will we sell goods *al such prices except ffl
the almighty dollar. Don't forget ilcpli.ee.
C. S. WATSON & CO.,
Opposite Odell Hardware Co., Wharton building,
GREENSBORO, C. C.
Feb. 17-ly, (Mention this paper.,
Assetts, |U,252,C39.54. Liabilities, |10,3»2,u57.77. Surplus, (879,581,77
POLICIES IN FORCE, 22,706. INSURING, $63,290,789.00.
The contract of this company after two years becomes nonforfeitable,
incontestable, unrestricted as to resilience, trade or occupation.
If vou will write your name, date of birth, and address, in the blank
form "und send it to the address below, we will lake pleasure in showing
you, not nn ESTIMATE but a STATEMENT showing the exact value
in cash and paid up insurance which would appear in a policy issue'
at your age.
1 was born in the day of in the year
My name is
My address la . •
Agents W a:nL"becl~
R. W. ROGER,
KALEIGH, IT. O-,
(ivucral Agents, N, ('.
WALL PAPER!
THAT'S WHAT Wfc ARE SELLING.
We have now in Sloe!, over 6,000 Rolls of NEW PAPER.
The Latest Styles for 1892. Scv> lily five Patterns of Parlor Paper—
over 200 styles now on bund.
FIGURED INGRAINS—The latest and prettiest Taper for Dining
Rooms and Libraries. Also Plain Tints with match friezes.
REMNANTS—We have on hand a lot of Remnants of from I to 12
Rolls, which we wiil sell al one-half cost lo get them out of the way,
W'c will also GIVE AWAY 10 Sample Hooks of last year's stock. These
are suitublc for screens and crazy work. ,Ve. (all and see the largest
line of Paper in North Carolina, al
EPPS &c HACKETT,
111 I South Kim Street.
BOOK and JOB PRINTERS
GBEENSBOHO, H". O-Prices
Low and Satisfaction (iuarantcvtl.
ONLY OFF1CK IS PIEDMONT NORTH CAROLINA RUNNING THKIR
PRESSES I'.Y WATER I'OMJIK.
Orders by Mail Receive oar Personal Atlteulion. J£l
Valuable Sale of Land! Administrators Notice.
Tin- awdetnned, a- < ni--..i.«r. «m c\-
pa»a lo sale to th* highaBt bidder, fur m h.<u>
Monday. February 22<T, 1802,
at ll e < ..'in ll<»u-o«!.»ir. llic f,.i:,..» mir irj.-l of
Inml. hv virtue of n ileerire m r;,-e -.f .1. >l. An*
llmny ■n.l<tllicri,e\l>artp. In the siijivr.ol- Ceiiri
nf Ouiltonl cnunly, to-v, ll: Situate nine mile*
-eiah of tin.fn-!".r". $•' .. iin-l ImtuHMMlOB Ihe
ii-.ltli I.TIheUml-nf I.IK'IIHU Aiil!i..t,\ : nil the
-niiili l.j ihelanilsul A. <-• Han; MWe.1-1 1,1
the lan-l-ef olte«l Anthony, u"'1 >le ue-l by
the l.iti.1. "f n.t-i" Hull. eonMinlu V a. r,-.
ultliafoodTiroSTOKY DWKLI.IM. mil -K
n,el other improvement, llu-reoi:. il IH-III^ the
n-Mileiire of the late .loiislhi,i| ,'•. \iiltton\ .
J. II. ANTHONY.
Jan. lath. IWJJ. Ca».
, n >M<r.
Having ijualiAed as administrator or
the estate-oi Kllsha SI. Pegram,de-ceased,
notice ii hereby given all per*
MIIIS Indebted 10 Ihe deoeased to come
forward and settle Ihe same—and to
all lo whom my Intestate area indebted
to present their clslmson, or before
the 15th day 01 January, ls'.i.'l, or t
notice will be plead In l«r of their
savory,
JONATHAN M. OJ
Stokesdale, X. f, Jan. II, 1893,,
.Ian. 13, "iw.
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