The Greensboro patriot [August 29, 1900]

              THE GREENSBOROR\TRIOT
VOL. Ti). GREENSBORO, N. C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 19GO.
SAL CARDS.
.W.J.RICHARDSON.
i Z BUILDING.
615 W. GASTON ST.
I P. BEALL, M. D7
i AND SURGEON.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
— I'rof. J. M. Bandy spent .Sunday in
Asheville.
—Greensboro Female College opens
September 12th.
block of the street bonds was author-ized.
I,. STAMET, M. D.
roil i
.tlx Elm St.
tem'i Drug Store.
Dr. J. J. BRYAN
in the city Monday.
—Two good second hand carriages
cheap at Townsend's.
—Judge Stevens, of Asheville, was a
visitor to the city Friday.
-Hon. W. II. Day, of Halifax, is at-tending
court here this week.
—Our Brick Church items came too
late for publication this week.
-At an adjourned meeting of the -An excursion from Morganton
board of aldermen last night the sale Mocksvllle. Winston-Saleni and all In-'
water and light bonds and a termediate points will be run to Wil- Item, of IntereaTrTth. a
as author- mington by the Southern Railway next Dealer ar?th.iyJ t^™'^
Wednesday, Sept. 5th. The fare from " ^ the Manufacturer.
-Mrs. T. D.Jones and children, of Winston is |2£0. Train leaves there ,, , MARKKT "PORT.
at 11:45 A. M. The schedule cover* . n.A" ,' haVe been heavv for the
two days and nights at Wilmington P . ' comP°sed chiefly of new
-A team belonging to D, Benbow farmTrfVtt'er XaseTJSTJZ
hecame frightened at the railroad The prices are the best for sever"
— - «WWW i*UU iUHUJVU) VI
—Mr. A. H. Jovce, of Danbury, was Durham, returning from Greenbriar
White
guests
night.
Sulphur Springs, were the
of Mrs. R. R. King Monday
D — - ——»*» ». v m_ lauiuau
— Honest, home made farm shoes for crossing on East Market street yester-men,
women and children at Thacker d*J morning and ran until reaching
& Brockmann's just as cheap as last
(year in spite of the advaBce in the
1 price of leather.
—A threatening tire broke out in the
basement of the Richardson Drug Co.
Mr and Mr.. W C. McLean are about 11 o'clock, but it appears to be
the residence of Mr. W. J. Benbow, tobacco,
two miles west of the city. On West
Market street the runawavs wrecked a
buggv belonging to Mr Robert Weath-erly.
—The improvements at W. H. Mat-years
past and everybody would do
well to try Greens joro with a load of
■■. <• •■- to the
vicinity
>.B. TABUS'DBUOSTOa*.
BOW liol -K.
Dr. R L. Rierson,
, AND SURGEON.
home from their northern trip. under contpo, „ we gQ^^ The thewg &^gtore ^ "" " - —-
—Misi Ida Tomhnson. of Goldsboro. loss will be small,
is the guest of Miss Lucy Collin. _.
\na. M«.n«r. i J » . .• , —The opening of the city schools
» Myrtle Cook and Pearl Lind- | will be deUyed ' few dayg by ^ ,m_
provements being made at the various
buildings. Friday, Sept. 7th, is the
date of opening now fixed.
—Mr. John Barker had fifteen acres
ley are visiting friends in Reidsville.
—Col. John S. < :unningbam, of Per-son,
spent Thursday night in the city.
—Dr. W. P, Beall was called to San-ford
yesterday on professional busi-ness.
J. S. and C. Clapp. of eastern Guil-ford,
sold leaf here Friday.
Peter Iseley and J. W. West, of
eastern Guilford, were on the market
Friday.
completion, onry the plastering and I J-W. Knight and W. H Sharp of
painting remaing. New fall and win- Rockingham county, made good sales
ter goeds are rolling in rapidly and here Friday.
the addition to the store will scarcely i R. IV. Hopper and J. H. Sharp of
accommodate the increase to the stock. Rockingham, brought tobacco to this
A few summer goods are being closed market Saturday.
of orchard land in wheat this
out at a reduction.
—We had a pleasant call last Wed
J. W. Stanley and W. L. Miles,of the
Hillsdale section, were in the city with S»S5g»sK,Bsd'S£S
•
J. E. WYCHE,
■v l IHTi
. V . c.
Dr. L. A. PHIPPS,
\H AND DENTIST.
. [LLE,
; ty, N. C.
UJES.
Scales & Scales,
nil Counsellors at Law,
SSKORO, N. C.
Hill, is a guest at Mr. C. C. Town- j sixty-five pounds to the bushel.
Mod's.
\i.. i i. i MI xt u , .- —'t doesn't matter what you need in
-Mrs.J. D and Miss Mabel H.se tne WHy of clothi
have returned from a visit to Bram well. ;„„«,,,„ ,•„„ , ~, ?, . ,uru,s"
w ,. ings, the \ anstory Clothing Co. can
supply you. Tons of new goods are
-Capt. Ah x. Ranktn spent Sunday piling in on them. See their new adv.
here with his brother, Mr. Will R.
Rankin.
—Mr. I). A. Hooter, of Gilmer's
Store, la sufferlog considerably from
rheumatism.
—Mrs. W. H. Branson, of Durham,
is visiting her parents, Mr. aud Mrs.
B, E, Sergeant.
— Mr. J. M. Hendrix has gone to the
—A High Point correspondent says
the old tannery at Archdale is to be
closed down. It has been running for
fifty years or more. The shoe factory
at Archdaie has closed down indefi-nitely.
—The camp meeting at Muir's Chapel
closed Thursday evening with a ser-mon
by Rev. S. T. Barber. The sick-here
to attend Greensboro Female Col-lege
the coming year. Mr. Whitehead
is a native Xorth Carolinian and has
great faith in our educatioual institu-tions.
He went from here to Boston
to look after business interests.
—Our court report is crowded over
until next week. The grand jury was
discharged Friday evening, after mak-ing
a very favorable report, and
-Miss Blanche Pickard, of Chanel; to the acre. His crop weighed over ' SStSSi h^ frie^iTCLS I W" * LtBt- W*" Hi*"«11 «* ^
- -»■»*- ' l80D' I A. Walker, of the Summertield section
sold leaf here Saturday.
Messrs. W. H. Case, of Summerfield,
and J. C. Whitesell. of Alamance, sold |
old tobacco here yesterdav.
Our factories are all running full
blast and report bright prospects for
the coming year's business.
J. R. Moore, of Brown Summit, and
tb, I. K. and J. L. Cobb, of eastern (iuil-criminal
docket of 1GS cases was wound j ford> 8ol(1 'eaf here Thursday.
northern dry goods markets to pur- ness of the pastor, Rev. l'egram, and
-' fH" goods. rains interfered with the success of the
Mr. B. F. Sprinkle, of Reidsville, meeting this year.
up Monday evening Very few of the
three hundnd civil causes will be
cleared from the docket. It will be
necessary to secure a long special term
to make much headway with the latter.
George Oliver, of northern Guilford.
and A. W. Scoggins. of the McLeans-ville
section, were on this market with
primings Friday.
Terrell A- Huffman and Rippey &
TURNIP
SEED
NEW CROP!
Rutabaga,
Yellow Globe,
Seven Top,
Strap Leaved,
Early
White Flat Dutch.
40c POUND.
recently lost his tine new residence at
that place by lire.
—Rev. I.. W. Crawford went to Fast
Bi nd lest week to attend the Mt. Airy
District Conference.
—Recruiting officer P. E. Strou.l has
returned from a ten days' furlough
spent at Chapel Hill.
—Dr. W. ,1. Richardson returned last
—The state press convention meets
in Asheville today. Many of the breth-ren
have passed through town this
week heading that way with light
hearts and good appetites. The ses-sion
is always enjoyable.
-The Brown Mercantile Company Jeffreys, of Alamance county, 80h,'ei> CrimSOIl ClOVBf, IOC. lb
is in the hands of a receiver pending cellent old tobacco at good prices on i
an adjustment of the affairs of one of this market lait week. —
Z. V. TAYLOR,
IRQ, N. C
3ERT D. DOUGLAS,
Attorney - at - Law.
Messrs. J. M. Wilson, Charley Peake
,and Mack Brookbank, of northern
Guilford, were pleased with sales on
this market yesterday.
E. L. Wyrick, G. W. Wilson, T. P.
Farrington, R. R. Fryer and A. G.
l'egram were among the Guilford
farmers who sold leaf ou this market
Saturday.
J. S. and N. J. Foster, R. W. Fitch
J. J. PHOENIX
Mr. H. C. McDaniel s Death.
Mr. Henry Calvin McDaniel, whose
illness we memtioned last week, died
Wednesday night at his boarding nouse
"CIIO.IT.C.
I i V. Jlv..
the stockholders, Mr. S. S. Brown, who
recently met with financial reverses In
Reidsville, where he has conducted a
store for several mouths. The com-pany
here which bore his name was
, not embarrassed but took the step as a
—An attempt was madetoburglarize matter of precaution. The stock will
the residence of Mr. Lee H. Battle, on be sold and bills paid in full. Mr. T.
Fast Gaston street, last Wednesday | D. Sherwood is the receiver,
week from Morehead City, where he , night, but the intruder left hurriedly | -John Farnsh.an eighteen-year-old
spent several days resting. when Mr. Battle opened fire on him ' negro who drove w L Wharton & ! "Z' '"°lC'' "" "" """' " e,,nesaay "'K'1' *' "« -Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Dalle* of with a blunderbuss, vintage of '49. , Co.'s delivery wagon, was arrested Sat-f fA1
aham'pr°n'inent farmers on Walker Avenue. Mr. McDaniel was
Mebane, were here Monday en route I -Mr. J. C. Whitesell, of Elon Col- urday morning charged with the theft ! TnT'/r""^ ^ 8°D'e Ve'F about thirty-"ine years old. He was a
to Rnmseur to visit friends. lege, was robbed of a watch and chain of a twenty-dollar bill from the com- for rices *" 8a,'SfaC" "0n °f I)r' A V McDaniel, of McLeans-
—Judge and Mrs. James E. Boyd ar- while sleeping at the Banner ware- pany's safe the day previous. On clos-house
Monday night. The thief is ing the store Friday Mr. Wharton dis- .°3car and Golden, aged seven and
supposed to have been a strange negro ! covered the loss of the money and noti-' e'Kht re8PectivelT. tbe little sons of
who was seen loitering ahout the place, ned the police, who found that Parrish Mr" J' A' TerrJ'' of northeast Guilford,
-Partial detaiU of an awful accident ™ '^"^ ch™*' '« the bi" at *• I JSRi wee'k " ^^^ " **
hich camp near happening recently Greensboro Loan and Tru.tComp.uy'.
bank. I here was no doubt as to his
identification. He can not be tried
until the December term of court.
rived from Washington last week-
They are at Hotel Guilford.
—Have the prices of buggies and
harness advanced? You won't think
so if you call at Townsend's. which
—Dr. Mclver and Prof. Claxton are on the road from Muir's chapel toSum-
BYNDB & BYNUM,
Counsellors at Law.
ARE.
Oliver S. Newlin,
i.LOR AT LAW,
■
in Atlanta this week attending an im-portant
educational meeting.
— Mrs. G. W. Lemons, of New Bos-ton,
Texas, i> iiere on a visit to her [>a-
Mr. ami Mrs. (i. K. Briggs.
—These hoi days old man Townsend
i« happy in his shirt waist, but don't
' t" read liis ad. It may pay you.
— Mr-. Fannie Pugh and Mrs. Pau-line
Arnold, of Orlando, Fla., arc vis-mertleld
have reached this office. A
horseless carriage, a steep hill, a placid
stream and four pretty girls figured in
the affair.
Mr. J. F. Hendren, of Elkin, has
Messrs. H. G. Moore, John Martin.
J. H. Donnell, B. W. Johnson, W. H.
Brookbank and Thee. Stanley,all from
northwestern Guilford, made satisfac-
—At a meeting of the board of alder- tory sales of new tobacco here yester
men Friday evening it was ordered day.
that Church street be widened from
been appointed trustee to wind up the Smith street to the Southern Railway
1 ville. For some time prior to his death
'he was a clerk in Mr. W. B. Young's
grocery store, and although not a ro-
| bust man physically he was ever in-
' dustrious and attentive to business. A
few days before his death he was
I stricken with paralysis, from which he
neverrallied. A largo circle of friends
and acquaintances mourn hi« untimely
death. The funeral took place Tburs-
| day afternoon, with interment at Beth-el,
Rev. J. McL. Seabrook officiating.
affairs of Mr. Joseph IL Fulton, of
Mt. Airy, who recently tiled petitions
in bankruptcy as an individual aud al-so
as the surviving partner of Joseph
H. Fulton \ Co.
— Mr. J. L. Charles, of western Guil-
The finance committee was instructed
to make a recommendation for a spe-cial
tax to pay the iutereston thecity's
bonds. This does not mean that taxes
will be increased,a new apportionment
only being made. The ordinances au-
J. B. Morgan, Stafford & Brittain. P.
H. and J. M. Simpson, E. P. Roberson,
P. L. Wilson, J. B. Winfree and J. H.
l'egram, of north Guilford and south
Rockingham, were on this market with
primings last week.
Among the northern Guilford county
farmers on this market Friday we
G.WRIGHT
^. Attorney at Law.
iting Mrs. Kate Pugh, on McCulloch
,treet" ford! made a gVsTn'crop\nlVyea"r7hat" thorizinglne uTninVofstwetTmTro^ I JS2? «JVR! K?"^ V"?! ,7 ' an
Miss Jessie Weatherly is recover- is worthy of note. His yield of wheat nient, sewerage and electric light bonds, R .".- K ' f A "' , " ' supreme remedy for female
log from an attack of slow fever that was 737 bushels and of oats 189 bushels, amounting to $ 175,000, passed second ,' ' rlc";' R- *j lro^'^r< '• J- quickly cures nervousm
bas kept her confined to her bed about Havworth & Uimax.bis rhrp«h«.p. .««. rpadincr «nri h0<.«mo !.«-. TI.I...M>. ^emOD and J. B. Davenport. They
good prices.
miiivuiviHiMiw sivn mior 111.11 •»•» i>. uusuuis aim oi !>:• fiusneis. i, o.uoo, r
ha< kept her confined to her bed about Hay worth & Climax, his threshers, say reading and became laws. This action emon9an ••
~:x "' it is the largest individual crop they was the unanimous expression of the
— Misses Fannie and Jessie Wheeler bave handled this season. board. On motion of Alderman Love, P. H. Simpson,
ol r.PTln„tor .rrlvodln ,i1P M*. u.t'. -Jim w..t ... ti.n K.«^ the bonds were ordered engraved and and merchant of
Story of a Slave.
To be bound hand and foot for years
by the chains of disease is the worst
form of slavery. George D. Williams.
of Manchester, Micb., sava:'-My wife
has been so helpless for live years that
she could not turn over iu bed alone.
Alter using two bottles of Electric
Bitters she is wonderfully improved
and able to do ber own work." This
diseases
ness, melancholy, beadacbe, backs ibe.
fainting and dizzy spell*.
tNSBORO, N.C.
1900.
FANCY GOODS,
it Glass,
-rlii'.g Silver,
In Clocks, and
in Novelties.
FARRAR S SON.
of Lexington, arrived in the city last
week on s visit to their aunt, Mrs. T.
K. McCrary.
— Didn't you promise your wife a new
parlor carpet for this fall? Thacker A
Brockmann will sell you a good one at
a moderate price.
—Mr. John Crews, a clerk at the
Greensboro Hard ware Com pany's store,
is at his home near Summerfield sick
with typhoid fever.
— Mr. T. H. Bennett,of Blountsville.
Ind.,came in last week on a short visit
to his native county. He expects to
start home tomorrow.
— Miss Cornelia Roberson has been
appoiuted administratrix of the estate
of her father, the late Dr. D. A. Rober-
.. ... * i'e nuimn »tre urut'riu
—Jim W est was the happiest man in dated October 1st. 1900.
town Thursday when he learned that
the grand jury had failed to find a true
bill against him for retailing, regard-
Col. J. S. Carr to Speak Here.
It is a god-send
to weak, sickly, run-down people.
a prosperous farmer Cure guaranteed. Only 60c, Sold by
Rockiugham county, C. E. Holcon, druggist.
sold three loads tf guod primings here —-^————■——^—>^—
less of the testimony of a Pinkerton terest already shown in the approach-detective.
He was not even called ing fair the promotors of the Central
upon to appear in his own behalf. Carolina fair are disposed to stimulate
stiil further interest by holding a mass
meeting at the court house next Thurs-day
evening, Sept. 6th, to which every
, public spirited man in Greensboro and
Guilford county is invited. Gen. J. S.
yesterday and was well pleased with
prices. Among other Rockingham
>ot content with the gratifying in- . ... , , „ ,.
. , r. " farmers on the market were W. R.
STATZMS:;: c? :::.•:::::::
r and Engraver.
1 • <■ son, of Guilford College.
|| li ui*.,,, . —Rev. J. A. Bowles, of Henrietta,
I KTT, WM among our callers Monday. He
N. « •. was called here by the deatb of bis
* roa father. Mr. D. A. Bowles.
HJW0»A» -Mr. (has. k.foble.of Valley, low.,
who has been visiting his old home in
kya this county for a tew weeks, left last
night for the Hawkeye state.
—Among I'ncle Sam's recent recruits
are Joseph K. Daily, of Greensboro-and
Sydney G.Kizer.of Mizpah. Both
were assigned to artillery corps.
— Mr. W. B. Stewart leaves tomorrow
night for Detriot, Mich., where he will
attend as a delegate the annual meet-ing
of the National Letter Carriers
Association. He will go by way of
Washington and Niagara Falls, and
expects to visit Toronto before return-ing
home.
—Through thekiodness of the Even-ing
Telegram we are enabled to show
our readers a hatidsome engraving of
the Vance statue, unveiled with appro-
Rumley, T. A. Wilson, A. II. Williams
and W. H. Pegram.
Tobacco is getting recognition.
The governments of the world are
recognizing it as a war necessity, aud AT OLOSI OK BCaDTESs AI'KII.*.-. mt.
now comes a judicial opinion from
City National Bank
OF GREENSBORO, N. C.
Carr, of Durham, has promised to be
present and deliver an address. No
effort will be spared to make the fair a
success in every particular. Work on
the buildings aud grounds is progress-ing
satisfactorilv.
Condeand from
Report t" c •■ u >f tae Currency.
RESOURCES:
Massachusetts that it is a necessity
that should be in purchasable reach
seven days in the week. The Amberst
Record, of the Bay State, says : "The
General Court, which has just adjorn-ed,
passed a bill legalizing the sale of l>an-and i>.
. . , ., , Overdrafts Mcnr< lai ed
tobacco and cigars ou .Sunday by per- i\ - Bon la sad Presii ■■ -
sons engaged in certain lines of busi- ^^""ij \
ness whose stores are allowed to re-main
open on that day. This bill
—Mr. and Mrs. Mvers, Mr. Robert
priate ceremonies at Raleigh last Wed- Lambeth and Miss Simmons Lambeth, SS|2R! £L^I d*v" KTh"
nesdHv Tha atirna u • f>irkr..i . .,, ..... . practically .recognizes tobacco and
nesitay. Ibe statue is a faithful work of Thomasville, and Mrs. Harry Ford, cigars as among the necessities of life,
or art and its counterpart should grace of Reidsville, were among the out of a decision which some will strongly
the halls of congress. t0WD friends who attended the funeral obJect to, but but which will be recog-of
Mrs. P. E. Thomas Sunday. S^JEnSjlt? 9m°ke" "
Total
r.i:» so
184.XI V.
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IH ■
:..*v or
i:i .:
OUNG WEN WANTED!
■ U ..■til to
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-.1 I iv .ill
'
all our
I adie
—Conservative, quiet and strictly
business, not given to extravagant de-clarations,
but when Johnson A Dor-sett
do say that they will do a thing
you can depend upon it. For two
weeks they are going to give their pa-trons
cut-to-the-core prices on all
their present stock. This is done with
LIABILITIES:
How's This ? for
cash prices. RANKI.V A HODOIK.
—A demented colored man named .
Cooper was sent to the insane depart- will be coming in now
t:3*APH C0LLM1 mentof the county home Saturday by, while. Read their large new ad In
a view to closing out and making room *'*-i ft Traax, Wholesale Dnuorisla. Toledo, o.
, for new fall and winter goods, wblch W,",&?te" o * *"""' WSita Uru«-
—We will pay you market price .
We.>t!er '_>nc Hun.rea i'..l'.ai« Reward for TOUr wool and aell vnu .rood, at lowoat
any rate of Catarrh iLat cannot be cured bv J "' ,na ,e" vou g°oa8 at 'o*est
Hail's Catarrh Cur*.
F. J. CHENEY « CO.. Props . Toledo. O.
We. tbe under-nmed. bave known K. .1. Ibe-nev
for the last 15 rears, and believe him per-fectly
honorable in all bu-iness transaction*
and financially able tooarrv ou: anv obligation
male bv their firm.
Ha I s Catarrh Cure U taken mternalW. act
ing directly ui,on the bl.->d and mccoiia iur-ja-
er .if the system. Tc>t!ni..mai» free.
Sol l by Drnggitts. pries ISe. l>er bottle.
Halls family PilU are the be=t.
It Helped Win Battles.
Twenty-nine officers and men wrote
from the front to say that for Scratch-es,
Bruises, Cuts. Wounds, Sore Feet
sad Stiff Joints. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve is tbe best in the world. Same
for Burns, Skin Eruptions and Piles.
25 cts. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold
i by C. E. Holton, druggist.
Capita! Stock «."•■• «
i and Pmeta. Net uwn
Circulation >.■■ SS
Rilla Parable t» ■■ .■<
I - Depoalla I «:>« 00
Other iJcjjOsiU 17.MQ -< 3.HJIU) ■*
Total $iii.:i7 10
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT:
Depneitj Ajiril J«h. l-*»
IT III
BUMS 00
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DepoalU April 26th. 1N0 1319.060 OS
ProdU " - UJ»t M