The Greensboro patriot [February 23, 1898]

              THE GREENSBORO PATRIOT «>
VOL. 77 GREENSBORO, N. C.,-WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2a, 1898.
ilONAL CARDS
Dr. \f J. RICHARDSON.
A.TZ BUILDING.
15 W. GASTON ST.
. H. BROOKS,
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lu-ilding,
LOCAL NLWS ITEMS. -Reads the "Facts for Farmers" told
in the Wakefield Hardware Company's
—Dr. I'. I. (irooma is in Atlanta on new ad. and look at the picture of that
business. handsome cutaway harrow. Hard-
— Have you read Druggist Ward's ware, paints and fertilizers—all the
UNPARALLELLED PREMIUM OFFER! A SUDDEN DEATH.
Ihem ^HavTn8 S° f'uali m. Having personal '''edtodi.eu..
ONE DOLLAR'S WORTH
SEEDS OR PLANTS
OF
new adv.?
— •'apt. W. E. Kyle, of Fayetteville,
Was here Saturday.
—Mr. .1. 8. C. Carpenter, of Raleigh,
was in the city last week.
best of these at the lowest prices.
—Mr. J. K 1. Cole, of Ramseur, was a
welcome caller last Wednesday even-ing.
He is one of Ramseur's sterling
young men and anyone familiar with
Mr. A. J. BrockmannStricken Down "» »" »• ^^TZe^^ZTl
While Apparently in Excel- "™,J;<??}7ADtJres}*<* !■ all thine
lent Health.
The uncertainty of life was forcibly
Advance Yearly Subscription *to m"strated last Saturday by the sudden
The Patriot-Old and New Sub-'and unexPected death of one of our
pertaining to naval warfare. He h
=rV.tIkV.K for more ^an ,
ifnngTnoffhh-i6s sMu'd,'d,neen(d,ieisasthte.">Hnatvhiengmboerenn-many
tunes in Havana, he was m
interested in the Cuban question Mr
scribers Alike May Share the Ad- mo«i_««Hn»ble citizens, Mr. A. J. Brockmann was trained and confirmed
Given Away With Every Cash-in-
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BEALL, M. D.f
HAND SURGEON.
irl Square.
■ 1.: mi Asheboro St.
. 11 30 to 1 ; .! to 4:30.
JNE-NO. 17-
—Senator Butler was here Sunday his agreeable manner can readily de-nlght
on bis way to Washington. termine the source of his deserved
—Mrs. Artbar Jordan is slowlv re- popularity,
covering from a serious sick spell. —Rev. J. R. Jones, of Guilford Col-
—The San Jose scale has been dis- lege, was here Saturday on bis way to
covered at Glbsonyilleby 1'rof. Massey. Baltimore and New York with the in-
-Mr. and Mrs. Jno. B. Graham are tention of sailing on the 2«thlnst. from
visiting relatives in Washington City.
— Nice onion sets JO cents a quart or
three quarts for a quarter.
III ATI ft I. A.Mil.
vantages of This Offer-Read Care- Brockmann, a man widely known and [j *• j* heran church, though he
fully and Consider. universally respected on account of bi8 SStiSHSX lh,at-h.e h,ad '
We want to introduce THE PATRIOT
in one thousand new homes in Guil-ford
and surrounding counties within Woodrofie to Mr.'phoVnixTs'n*ew*p7o°- ^mighty rules and" directs here ,
the next three months, and to aid in du„p hmlao ._ o„„,h T. - , ". well as hereafter, and that he and "his
that enterprise we have concluded to Dl '""l " b°U,h Da™ 8treet t0 *<>««" would finally be saved &
make the followIinng offer: ' * P '* "eW e,eVat°r that 222* ?" fas ****""*! «unnv and * i was being put in. Mr. Brockmann being cheerful, and he alwavs saw the bfight-fcvery
person paying ONE DOLLAR IN an expert rope manipulator by reason 68t *'de of life'
ADVANCE on subscription to this paper nt >,;= „„_I_ .; •--*♦
before May 1st, 1888, will receive as a °f ni8 "''7 experience as a sailor. He -I.andreth's fresh and reliable Gar-
—Have you relatives or friends away premiumoNEDOLLAK's WORTHOFSEEDS remarked when beginning the task den Seed for sale by Howard Gardner
the last named city for Liverpool.
England. He expects to spend several
months abroad.
OR PLANTS, as he may elect, the said that years ago he would stand up to druggist, corner opposite postoffl
-Rev C. A <; Thomas of Knvptfp- off yonder in some county or state that ,n.i<. ~- -i"»- »~ ■ «» »_-:J »_ . . Greensboro.
vi.le honoreduswithacaU-hLrorn- are interested in Guilford county peo- ZTuU^^i^S^^^^T^^^ *"
iog. pie or events? If so, send them the persons who have heretofore paid their Slt. own'a8 hecould not stand much
ce.
\tr
Dr. J. E. WYCHE,
I) I N'I'IMT,
■ .** Hank Building,
eet, Greei boro< s . C.
A Night Off.
j fractional part of a year's subscription that something serious was the m ter
-The interior of J. M. Hendrix & for U8 t0 determine which we would ,n order to reach the date referred to , hl, 1Mi,t,nt " n . " „ " . , er
nis assistant stepped to his side just as
•ion among his friends.
He called at the opera house the oth-
Dr. W.H. Wakefield, incorporation for theGibsonville Store linqueut subscriber can avail himself
Company, with the privilege of general ; of 'hest! ^jvileges. ""»S™*n-»-.i i ,
, .... ' r ir t H t The Seed and Plants we offer as pre- Mr- Brockmann's funeral occurred
In Greens- has been granted a uatent on an ap- eaewMrT '" ana a caI'Ual "m|ted to | miuras are a„ of 8tandard varieties and from his late residence on East Market
Fri' paratus for cooling liquids. I*8*000, I ™ *£Sfti'&ZZUZ&*:- T^I I •»«** S™day afternoon and was
ing hoard for this city.
— W. L. Spoon, Jr., of Burlington,
- loo House on
I LIMITED TO
you say that this is your'Night oil'
that I see billed:-' Then it dawned
upon Mr. Railroad that his friend had
misinterpreted his remark and under-l)
t. Ear, \ON<> and Throat.
P. D. SATCHWELL,
liioim j al Law.
< > 1 I> K BBLBY BoiLDING
nsboro, \. ( .
—The Crocail Club gave
ception and dance for the
Bogart'a hall Friday evening.
—Wanted.—A good fresh milk cow.
J. C. OLIVE IV. Co.,
fiOS E. Market street.
—Judge I'urnell and wife, of Ral-eigh,
spent Sunday here with their
-MajorRobert Bingham.the founder are put up by THE GREENSBORO SEED ,, attended Rev Dr Weaver St°°d Mtt> *9 mean ,hat »* was con-season
at s,.nool> at Asheville, was here over I city, and they are identically the same the service. . y' A *"*" °ff' which will be pro-
Sunday on his way east. Sunday even- sa sold by this reliable company to its A wife, four sons and two daughters
ing he delivered •"excellent^ the deceased. The son's are
before the "i oung Women's Christian tains tne quantity put up in the regu- !'«>'• Ernest Brockmann, of Columbia,
Association of the State Normal and j lar 5-cent papers. Each plant is rated S. C, and Mr. J. L. Prof. C. J. Mr.
Industrial College. | at the regular retail price. In other Frank and Misses Laura and Emma
.. ™ . « . . words, for one dollar you would eet „ . ,,.,..
-Mr. Charles G. Burton, formerly identically the same amount of seeds ■Brockmann, all of this city.
CEAS. M. STEDMAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
lenball Building,
KXSBORO, - - - X.C.
SHAW A SCALES,
aeys atj J_ia-^7^7-
KSBORO, N. C.
daughter, a student at the State Nor- of Summertteld, has been appointed or the sauie number of plants at the
mal.
— Mr. S. B. Armfield, of Jamestow
and Mrs. Anthony Ingold, of Dennys- puiuimvui was temporary, ne oe- TRIOT in advance. This is absolutely
ville, were among our substantial cal- lieve Mr. Burton will
lers this week. in an acceptable ma
—Miss Rosa Alexander entertained Joung man ot good b
a merry company of friends last Thurs- lions.
day evening at her home four miles —Mr. C. C. Townsend, who recently
A. M. SCALES, east of the city. came here from Burlington to engage
duced at the Academy of Music on
Friday evening, Feb. 25. In place of
makingan explanation tohis friend and
telling him that whachetold him about
"A Night Off" was meant literally, be
walked into the box office, bought two
i of the best seats and presented them
A. J. Brockmaun was born in Osna- to his friend, who accepted them with
Germany, June 2d, a profusion of thanks, and remarked
of a fresco painter that he was glad that he had become
high repute, whose connected with such a good company
L^'CK -F^tS£Si&r*^!r*'-,HT"-i CeU,Dg8 ^ 56t -d w-«ed him success. Price Jad-
. ' 9|irt.a Read the following lists and see '.t0 be 8een ln the churches and the mission 50 cents, 75 cents and |1.00;
usiness quauiica- wuat we propo8e to give you . ; houses of the nobility of Hanovfir. It children 25 cents.
!-*EEJ>S. was the wish of the parents that Aug-
BEETS
ust J. should go to the university and A -£«">dreth's fresh and reliable Gar-
-Belipst „,„„,.,.,, t*mt„A <1I-I_ I den Seed for sale by Howard Gardner,
—Mr. William Irwin and Mrs. Zilpha in business, advertises in the PATRIOT jgABBAGE
S. Jones, both of this county, were that he is handling high grade ferti-
The best for fainilv use.
None better.
ultimately to study medicine, but at ■ druggist,
Winningatodt the a^e of fourteen there was a kind of Greensboro.
corner opposite post office,
craze among the boys of his town to
. v. I
ill 1 ll-IIH'-- « HlllT
i i>ui i Square.
. . *. V.TAVl OB.
3YNUM. BYNUM & TAYLOR.
Sonssellors at Law.
SQUARE.
W. U. BEAGHAM,
rchitect and Builder.
fellows Building,
to, - - - N. C.
J. T. JOHNSON,
r \ SIIORO
fK SPECIALIST,
•'Ol 111 ELM ST.
iiimitioii Five.
)■. in .2 lo6 p. in.
married in this city last Thursday by li/ers only, at present, but as soon as CELERY Giant Pascal go to sea and his parents finally con- —The remains of Mrs. George C.
J. A. Pritcbetr, Esq. his new building is completed he will One otthe finest and largest. sented for him to go. He shipped as Heck were brought here from Ashe-
—The fox hunters returned frori open a well selected stock of wagons, CUCUMBER White Spitu cabin boy from Bremen, serving in vilie last Friday night for interment,
Manchester without any trophies worth buggies and harness Lookout for his J N"p^;'tt,for,able- <■<«'"'" I'l-kim,. that capacity and as sailor for five her death having occurred in that city
mentioning, the dry weather and for- announcements next month. ..'f „','.',,'.,'"' aiu,"„,,',,"^ „','°'""'''''" yesrs- At nineteen he entered the ,he night previous. Mrs. Heck was
cst tires barring genuine sport. —Yesterday we received acopy of the CRESS ° "* Curl I scn00' of navigation at Bremen, his carried from Kaleigh to Ashevilte some
-Miss Nettle Gllmer, of Mt. Airv, Graham, Missouri, Post, of the 19th BeantVfilfor''table''.Wation. and diploma from that institution setting month ago in the hope that a change
was here Saturday on her way to 'nst., containing the obituary of Mrs. | excellent to eat forth his thorough qualification in all of climate might be beneficial fo her
Washington, I). C, to visit a brother, Eliza Bond, a former resident of the 'GOURDS Dipper matters pertaining to navigation, such declining health, but the hand of Death
Pleasant Garden neighborhood and ; . pTTn _vi"'now ll"svar":ly- ,. , as astronomical observations, calcula-(
could not be stayed. The deceased
wife of Mr. l.'riah Bond, who migrated JjtlTUCE■_•■■• Big Boston tions, maneuvering ship, etc. His sub- ! was one of the most highly esteemed
\ ery largest header.
MUSKMELON
Dixie Gilmer, who is in business there.
—Mr. A. W. Vickory is preparing to
remodel the I'orter property, on West
Market street, wh'ch he recently pur-chased
with the intention of making it
his home.
—Mr. A. W. Vickory has purchased
stick in the Wakefield Hardware Com-pany
am! will hereafter be connected
with that substantial and progressive
establishment.
—Prof. ('. C. I'eague,of Siimmerrteld,
to Missouri in 1S43. Mrs. B-md's maid- . Standard
sequent seafaring was as mate or first women that ever graced our fair city.
en name was Fentress. We intend All like them! officer. His voyages were to China, She was a daughter of the late Julius
copying the obituary in a subsequent ' MUSTARD . .Jhtckensack numerous East Indian ports, the West A. Gray, and the sixth member of his
issue.
—Mr. II H-. Cartland, who well de-serves
the title, "the leading tailor of
TONE
theCarolinas,*'has received his first in- !
stallment of spring suitings and is pre-pared
to show an elegant assortment
of the latest and best of everything in
bis line. He wants every man in Guil-was
hero yesterday with his mother- ford a„d surrounding counties to call
in-law, Mrs. Coghill, who was return- and see t|le han(|son;e sto(.k ,le Mrriw_
ing to her home at Henderson after a
pleasant visit to Siimmerfield.
— It is reported that the Southern
Railway will soon put in a double track
from Greensboro to Pomona, where the
Winston road branches, discontinuing
the telegraph office at that point.
—On Feb. 16. IS'.IS, Ht the residence
of bride's mother, Mrs. A. Smith. Miss
PARSLEY
l-i'ii tor seasoning and decorations.
Tin: PRINTER.*.
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Low 1' - •
ioorgia E. Smith and Mr. Charles A. seeking locations here, and we expect
to see new buildings for their accom-modation
under way before mauv
'
J. STONE,
in % i
NN
Coble were married by Rev. D. I. Off-man.
Both parties are of Guilford
county.
—Capt, W. II. Snow, of High Point,
was one of our callers Friday. Judg-ing
from his demeanor be has a sure
thing on that postmastership that is
stirring the natives so mightily in his
little city.
— Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Mr. J. B. Stroud, of this
city, and Miss Berts Albright, daugh-ter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Albright, of life at au early date.
Alamance county. The date is Tues-day.
March 10.
— Mr. :.nd Mrs. G. W. Denny cele-brated
their wooden wedding anniver- best quality of lenses. We examine
sary last night at their home on the your eyes thoroughly, and find and
North Side. Quite a company of their correct every defect accurately, and
friends spent the evening with them in thereby give you the best service pos-
;■ must enjoyable manner. sibie for less money. Satisfactiongoar-
—Young, the Greensboro Nursery- snteed in every case or money refund-
,"i man, has a surplus of magnum bonum £ Apply «brGrifflth's dental of-
"">f'-'" apple trees that he is offering cheap, as 'n-"I1-DU",l'nl M
SBORfl all so he needs the ground they occupy for —Croup Salve—A sure preventive;
■"U NURSERIES, other purposes. There is no finer table 25 cents. Keep it in the bouse.
For salads. Indies and Xorth and South America, family to pass away within a few ihort
ONIONS H'nttherri'hl several times doubling Cape of Good years. Only one brother and sister
i.ood forgreen onions and torwinter use. Hope, as this was before the Suez canal survive her—Mr. K. P. Gray, of this
OKRA roll or Dirarf, was opened. He was married at twen- cltf, and Mrs. J. A. Hodges, of Rich-
Good for soap, ty-five to Bertha Raven, of his nativa mond. The great sympathy that goes
' city. At her urgent desire he gave up out t0 them from every friend of the
seafaring, but not being content to set- family cannot be expressed In mere
Large and mild. * *""'' tle in Germany thsy came to America, words. Mrs. Heck's funeral occurred
SPINACH- Standard cnoosinK 'his great free country as a Saturday afternoon, the services being
All are lovers of it place to reside. His choice would have held in the First Presbyterian church,
iew } , wii ,ur n , SQUASH l-.uty Pan been to remain'by the waterside, but where since early youth the deceased
. „„ Lovers of summer squash will have an acquaintance having settled in had been identified with the faithful
ISSUe. lm oilier.
— We venture the prediction that TOMATO
within the next live years Greensboro
TURNIP Mixed ••">»« bis sea life persuaded him to buy course of friends being present to pay
Good eating and good tor stock. a farm on Ueep River in Randolph a last tributeof respect to her memory.
RADISH Mixed county. Though he had absolutely
Will give yon snecesaiona of line everything to learn and lost much in
wiTffPMPiMK1''1""" n •■ fining experience he became in seven
WAiUKmiliOK Dixie years a successful farmer. Haviug by
More crown than anvother variety. this time three children and no good
school they decided to move to town.
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.-. »»other. North Carolina and probably a linger- servants of the Master. Kev. E. W.
, , I,' ill'. ** ing fear of the wife that he might re- Smith conducted an impressive ser-
Goodsize,smooth,Oneflayor. B " ™ Kut re vice beside the remains, a large con- ._ uiif.in Vi i c can ifn I.A*.II.I1.> 1...- 1 i .... "
will develop into one of the most im-portant
jobbing centres in the south.
At present there are at least four
wholesale establishments, some with
local and others with outside capital.
Pansy—Too wel
this favorite.
PLANTS.
known to desbribe
weeks elapse.
—Mr. John M. Blayloek, of Friend- Violet—Well known fragrant early
ship, who met with a serious accident spring bloomers,
recently, as reported in the PATRIOT, Carnation — Marguerite: beautifully
died last Thursday and was buried fringed sweet flowers.
coming to Greensboro in 1S00. At this
time he paid a visit to his mother in
Germany, making a study of cigar
making during his stay. In this busi-ness
be engaged with Col. E. P. Jones
on his return.
Children and adults tortured by
burns, scalds, injuries, eczema or skin
diseases may secure instant relief hv
using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It
is the great Pile remedy. Howard
Gardner.
— Hilltop, five miles sou'hne.t of
here along the main line of the South-ern,
is on a boom. A switch i- being
This partnership dis- put in, a telegraph offlce maj be estab-solving,
Mr Brockmann engaged "in an jj^ed there, and'a blacksmith >bop is
. - Allvsinm In rich croiind will cover extensive cigannaking business, mar- „.,,,. ..
Saturday. Mr. Blayloek had almost ^^"L^7eet with sweet flowed feting his product in the large cities ^Iked oi. As soon as the town is large
reached the age of fonr-scorp years. Petunia—Free bloomer Grows verv furtner sout". This business which enough to be incorporated we bops to
lie was one of Guilford county's best freely in rich soil. ' ' y had grown very lucrative was brought see our friend O. R-Coi elected D ayor.
t Brillia
neighbor and a faithful friend. We Chrysanthemum — Fall bloomer—ail was appointed superintendent "of the *""
will print an extended sketch of his the rage now. state salt works on the coast near Wil- whe
l ex©
l'i
and K.i-
• .in,.. .1 Hie
I liavi II Hoc Ic
: christh good Scarlet Sage-Brilliant flower. 5 tl»^Ir&^lTESS *.V*Y? •*! T* '"" '
he can be elected by so ovi r-helming
majority. At present
Geranium—I sed as a house plant now mington. II-.- returned to his family only building in the place U ■ -
— When vou want a nice pairof spec- more than auv other. in Greensboro near the close of the house, but time works wooden.
taolee buy our |3 60 solid gold. Everv Cosmos-One of the Fall bloomers. war u ,th :.,--•-•.,.: e > v.,t„ ma-
. . -r, ». . . laria, his business gone, capital gone, «inn RoTrarri «]0fl
pair guaranteed, and fitted with the HoKynock— 1 he old fashioned ili>wer lD comDanv with i.an v other- he km w »iuune*ira»iw.
nnlMI Tl er will h<
• earn that thi
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leal fi iternit] .' <-
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■■ ; i Catarrh Core ■> tal l«i ■
directl] , . | ■ • ndation
.,1 11.-"- •: -. i-. . . . - • patienl
1. ballding up the ron»titution •
Mlmt in dome its .Muk the propn*tor»have
-. linn Ii laith in it^ curative power*. lh»t tbej
..rt-^r '>i»- Hun.In-1 !'■•
.KKKMiKi.Ko, N. c. apple in America. See new ad. druggists.
All
tf
greatly improved.
Smiiax—Beautiful leaf—climbs live
and six feet.
Sweet William—Blooms second year.
Mignonette—Very sweet.
Nasturtium—>bow flowers. Seed pod-used
for pickling.
Aster—Superb free flowering.
Uw^'"..iat- to I* delivered when time for
planting out of doors unless reouested to do M> l*fore.
Subscribe for THK PATRIOT at once his mind was busy with the great in-and
take advantage of this liberal offer, ternational questions of the day. No
for the first time the want of
In the capacity of a small storekeeper. Siat
and finally moving his business down -■-••-
to the old horns purchased thirty-five
years ago is that which he is known in
the Greensboro of today. The ambi-liou
of his latter days has been to pro-vide
for his family and faithfully meet
every business obligation. In this lat-ter
be was punctilious to the last de-gree.
Though Mr. Brockmann's call- .
ing was humble during his last years ^awgam. gjd^&tftSS
Sold by Orogg -!-. ''■
Ilaira'Fjiiiily I'll!, an the DCM.