The Greensboro patriot [July 2, 1902]

              A 'VCtA^U
RIOT
VOL. 81
GREENSBORO, N. C, JULY 2, 1902.
NO. 27.
/. J. RICHARDSON! LOCAL ILTE-WS.
OFFICE:
rz BUILDING.
: 313 WLST CASTON ST.
. BEALL, M. D.
IAN AND S
(Jen. John (.ill. of JJaltimore, was in
the city Saturday.
lett is out agai ii alter
I!Me.
• 1:30 TO 1; 3 TO 4:30.
PHONE NO. 17.
STAMEY, M. D.
RESIDENCE:
[HI St I
OFFICE:
, A lil'l-S lIll'S l ' 1 . i -' S|l ' f.
Dr J. E- WYCHE
DENTIST
. SAVINGS BANK BLDG.
IM ST . GREENSBORO. N. C.
Dr M. F. FOX
,-. CIAN AND SURGEON
Mr. !.. ('. lion
a ten-days' illness.
Mr. \V. I. Fnderwood, of Charlotte,
spent Sunday here.
! ■ W\ \V. King, of Danburv, was
in the city Saturday.
' Ton more boxes of tliat wilt] summer
cheese at Scott ,v Co.'s.
Mr. W. IJ. Bogarl is gradually recov-
|ering from Ids recent Mines.-.
Mrs. H. II. Cartland and daughter
are in Asheville visiting friends.
Kleven different varieties of T. W.
Wood's turnip seed at Hiatt & Lamb's.
The eounty medical society >neets
next Monday afternoon :ii 2.30 in the
court house.
A force of painters and decorators are
ai work tinting the walls of the Grand
opera house.
Mr. J. M. Walker lias recovered from
his recent illness and is able to be at
his desk again.
TOBACCO NOTK.
Carroll Gilliland, the nineteen- Kriends in the city have received the
months-old son of Dr. and Mrs. .). W. following cards: "Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
I etty, died Saturday evening of stoin- Coles auiiounce the mnrrin<n> .,f ti„.i. r
ach trouble after an il.neiof several daughter, K^SJTpaZ, to Mr!
weeks. I he remains were taken to Hardy Tyler Gregory, on Wednesday
W install Sunday for interment. [June i>th, I !MC, "Forest Home," Vir-
Miss Anna Wiley, of Jamestown, re-turned
to Philadelphia la.-i week after
spending a pleasant vacation of two
weeks at home, she recently com-pleted
her first year in the nurse's
course at the Philadelphia Hospital.
<>ii! of the ten who stood the clerk-carrier
examination at the- jHistollice
last month, the following six passed:
l>lwin P. Motley, Horace G. Morgan,
KarlJ. A. Ljung, Hufus K. Stanley
and Misses Anna [.Jones and Mary
I-. Cator.
Mr. A. C. Pickliardt and wife were
called to New York the lirst of the
week by the illness of his mother, lie
hopes to return in a leu days so as to
have everything in readiness tor the
opening of the canning factory by the
middle of the mouth.
Mr. Henry C. Marley, a clever young
[gmia. Mr. Gregory is a native of
(«reenslx)ro. ami is an inspector in the
l idled states Postotrice department.
He has gained rapid promotion and i-one
of the brightest men in theservice.
Mrs. .\. C. Melvin, an estimable
young woman living at Proximity,
-lied last Wednesday of typhoid fever
alter a-.hort illness. She was in her
twenty-fourth year, and had been
married but a few months. IJev. W.
A. Smith, of Lexington, conducted the
funeral services, alter which the
er, and the Manufacturer.
Mr. .). S. .\eal. or Winston, was here
last week on hi.- way to Mullens, S. <'..
where he will have charge of a ware-house
this year. Messrs. |>. _\. (ior-rell
and Ii. I.. Hopper, of Winston,
were here Monday en route to Mullen's
to engage in the tobacco business.
two agents of the Japanese gov-ernment
are in North Carolina mak-ing
a study of tobacco growing and of
agricultural methods, liny will study
the situation in America for a year.
From North Carolina they will go to
South Carolina to look into the eulti-tv~
vation of rice and tea.
Mr. W. .1. Blackburn
mains were laid to rest in Greene Hill
cemetery. The bereaved young bus- W'' W" Jl ,!I,"kl,urn. who travels
'•andhasthesymathyofatarge circle seve
r"al southern states for the Ameri-can
Tobacco Company, is at home after
an absence of over three months. He
,,-ORD COLLEGE, N. C.
EDWARD BAUM, M. D.
■ SICIAN AND SURGEON
". S. Elm St.. Greensboro.
[hi Us. .-■-.■• the
NOSE AND THROAT.
■ .:.■ - Hours':
'•;."' V "". ~,y •» take up stenography as a lcry. He came originally from Meek- '" »* "-< tor the sale of tobacco, and
White rubber rings -cents a dozen: P™*™- "e ,s succeeded by Mr. |c„burg county, ami was one of the hM been >"<*«*»«' '-.v a bar room,
tck rubber rmg- 10 cents or.! dozen I. A. \\ alker, of Oak Kidge. best hands tha Mr Stanley ever had <>m Boaid of Trade should get a hustle
E. A. BURTON
DENTIST
- IN M. P. BUILDING,
0P= N'CAOOO HOUSE
. L. A. PHIPPS
Pr-YSICIAN AND DENTIST
.LIE. Gnilford Co., K. C.
man w ho has been with the Merrill-
Mr. and Mrs. N. II. D. Wilson, of Johnson Clothing Company ever since
Maxton, are here on a visit to Mr. and the lirm has been in business, resigned
Mrs. John N. Wilson. Monday
\V1
I.I:
lor -': ceills, al Scoll >v ( O.'s.
Some years ago Mr. J. M. Hendri.x
I he Lathes Aid Society ofCentenary bought a :.'..:>-,,.-:v tract of land north ol
chnr.h will serve refreshments at the town ror something less than $too
Battle (.round on the Fourth. Usl week he transferred ii to the
c. C. Townsend want- to trade a Cones, as a part of the L'.ooo-acre tract
good second hand thresher lor a horse, on which they will erect their new cot-
Come <|iiick if you want a bargain. itVtt ton mills, for a cash consideration of
"Hank" Thomas ha- acquired con-trol
of the livery business between Mt.
Airy ami the White Sulphur springs.
A big law n party is living arranged
for tomorrow night at the court house.
The hroceeds are to iro to the base ball
team.
of Iriends
Jim Johnson, colored, who was con-victed
of attempted burglary at the
May term of court and sentenced to
two years on the county roads, died at
Overseer Stanley's camp, south of
town, Saturday and was buried Sun-day
ai the county home, .lack-on was
sick only eighteen hour- with dysen-has
met with gratifying success on his
rounds, and notwithstanding the hard
work he has been doing looks hearty
and is as jovial as ever.
It is not nattering to the Durham to-bacco
market that one of its oldest
warehouses the Farmers, has ceased
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The I raveling men are making all ef-fort
to have the Southern Bailwav
.HI lii- force.
I.uia I'M wards, colored, who lives a
couple of miles south of town, came
near ending her life by an overdose of
morphine last week. Only a day or so
before that she had warrants sworn
o ii for two or three nun, one for
threatening to I.urn her up, and the
others i,II -unie minor olleuse. and it
was thought her troubles worried her
operate a -li.>. -sly train between l)aii-lNI "'iicli that -he tried to end them by
ville and < 'harloilc. passing! ireeusboro
ai.out noon going south. The need of
i lin : ■ ■ -. Kin im:i
J. I. SCALES.
ZS & SCALES
such a train has been fell for some time,
Committees are busy at work pre- and it is to he ho|ied that the Southern
paring for the approaching Slate »•" act favorably on the matter.
convention here on tin- Mr. K. T. Garsed, who recently K-signcd
the management of the iiiachi.
Judge and Mrs. T. J. Shaw left yes- uery department of the Proximity
terday for the mountains of Virginia, mil!., i.. ac cpt a similar po-iiiou ;,t
I lemocratii
pith in.-t.
AND COUN-AT
LAW
RH. V. C.
... VI D. DOUGLAS
TTORNEY AT LAW
;REE3SB0R0, if. c.
w here they ex | eel to spt lit alxiut a
fortnight.
Mrs. W. W. Alien, who has been in
I i health for some time, has gone to
a hospital at Bordeiitown, X. J., for
treatment.
Mr. .1. W. M. Canlexa, of Brown
Summit, who has recently returned
from an extended trip abroad, was in r,,r an up-to-date lailci shop, lie -will
build a lifle I:-:.IO[ addilion al the rear
so as I., enlarge the room 'that n ill be
Pell i ity, Ala., left the lirst ofthe week
for a short \ i-ii north before taking ii]i
his new work. I Ii- successor here is
M r. I . I!. i i idge, a noi llieru man.
Mr. J. K. Cartland, who recently
purchased the People's Savings Itauk
building, is teaming the vault out of
the building and menaring the place
.'.V. TAYLOR
AT LAW
3 EZORO. N. C.
V.' P. BV NUM. JR.
JM (J BYNUM
S AND COUN-
-LORS AT LAW
: SQUARE.
. WRIGHT
•-Y AT LAW
- COURT HOUSE.
■ '^OfiO, N. C.
C. HOYLE
'"T-JCY AT LAW
KEEBSB0R0, N. C.
collect ons. Loans
JACOB A. LONG.
S CJ LONG
RNEYS AND COUN-LLORS
AT LAW
lare, Greensboro, K. C.
city yesterday.
Itest thresher in the state for sale by
C. C. Townsend, who also has g I
j second-hand thresher which he will
i sell chea p or lease. J l-li
Hon. W. W. K il. hiii and other
members ofCongre-s \\ill be present
al the Kaiile (■round next Friday and
deliver -in.it addresses.
The s. A. League of si. I lentil iet's
Catholic church will give a lawn party
on the lot ..ppo-itr ill.' rectory tonight.
The Proximity Land will be present.
We have a few •■odd- and ends"' of
plug tobacco w u H ill close out cheap in
the next ten days.
.1. W. Si HI r .v <'u.
Mrs. (J.C. .-milli hi- returned from
a visit to her husband at Waycross, Ga.
Vesterday Mr. Smith became train-master
ol' the Atlantic ,v Mirmingham
I; lilroud.
Miss Virginia and Lettie Shober, of
u-e.l i.v the sewing-women in his em-ploy.
The South Side Pharnia-y was l.urg-laii/
eil Sunday night, entrance l.eing
i llecteil through the front door, in
which the '.das- was broken sulliciently
to permit i i.t- thief to reach the fasten-ing
on the inside. Some-mall .ham;,.
in the money drawer was taken,nothing
el.-e in the -ion- being disturbed, so far
as in known.
Till
her own hand. She has figured in the
court- before.
Judge ISoyd on hi- return from
Washington the lirst ofthe week gave
out I he gratifying information that
work on the enlargement ofthe Federal
building here would begin as soon as
tin' plans can be prepared and are ap-
I'i. d. Not more than a month should
I..- involved in these preliminaries.
Another story i- to be added to the
building, with an estensii f thirty
fed on the east and io--il.lv leu feet on
the south sides.
New radiators are being installed on
the second Moor of the federal building
this week by Contractor .1. Ed. Al-bright.
Tliv heating facilities of the'
building were never quite commensu-rate
wiih i'--i.e. and liie clerk-there
^ ill appreciate the additions now being
made to the system when the cold
weather conies next winter, inasmuch
a- the enlargement ofthe building un-dci
the recent appropriation of Con-gress
-.'. ill not be completed before next
spi fug.
Mr. C. C. Collins, who is now em-on
and stop this yearly diminution of
receipts. Durham Recorder.
Contractor A. .1. Dunn ha-a large
lone at work on the American Cigar
« ompany's factory building here mak-ing
such improvements as are neces-sary,
ll will require two or three
months to get things in shape for the
manufacture of cigars, providing the
material lor the work is available as
fast a- it ran he utilized. Every effort
v. ill lie made lo get the plant in opera-tion
by the lirst of October.
Tlie State crop bulletin foi the week
eliding Monday. June IJO, says: Very
favorable wheather prevailed during
the past week, resulting in further
Base Ball Notes.
The first half of the series of Rames
scheduled in the siate league ended
Saturday with Greensboro uncomforta-bly
near the last place. Nothing but
Wilmington's |iersistence in losing
games prevented our team from bring-ing
up the ,carol' tin- procession. The
standing of the various teams at the
dose was as follows:
Charlotte
lialeigh
\eu hem '.
Durham
< ireeusboro
Wilmington
Monday the second half ofthe series
began with Charlotte at Ualeigh,
Greensboro at Durham and Wilming-ton
at New hern, lialeigh, New hern
and Greensboro won, the latter's -cue
with Durham standing Into.-,. Yes-terday
Charlotte defeated lialeigh,
New'bcrii defeated Wilmington and
(.'reeiishoro defeated Durham.
Four good games are scheduled here
the last of this week, charlotte will
furnish the opposing team. Two games
will he played the Fourth, one in the
morning and one in the afternoon.
W. K. I'il/palrick, a last outfielder
from liedford City, Va.. Ls now a mem-ber
of the Greensboro team, and it is
to be hoped that he will strengthe e
of the few remaiiining weak spois in
the organization. Aside from its weak-ness
at the bat Greensboro has put up
as good hall a- any ehlh in the league.
The attendence al the games here
exceeds that at any city in the slate.
Mr. E. B. Hodgin, of this county.
who spends a |>ortion of each summer
ai the Liudley Orchards. Southern
Pines, during the shipping season,sent
the PATIHOT a basket ol' very line
''Greensboro" peaches the lirst of the
week, together with a note giving us
some idea of the vast shipments of
fruit from these orchards. He -ays:
•This is almost the last of this variety.
improvement in the condition of crops Have shipped, to date, about 5,000
throughout the Slate. The generally |e»te« of fruit, and will have as many
favorable character ol' the reports of niore, we think. Prices range from
ol' eioji coirc-poiidents j- ijuite pro- "'■-'' '" " :"" per crate. We jacked
llounced, and indicates at present a!1""1 shipped on Saturday, the Slth,
very encouraging outlook. The mean j iy'~' crates. Today Monday we will
temperature for the week was about 8*' "'v l'""" ''"" to 6 rates. Our
To-, or slightly below the normal, hi "money maker-,' the Conuetts and
consequence of a few cold nights at the K'armans, are getting ripe. We have
beginning ofthe week, but the latter
half was quite warm and sultry, and
promoted the rapid grow Ih of all kinds
of vegetation. Fine rains occurred
everyw here during the week, generally
in the shape of showers in the evening
or at night,'which did not materially
interfere with farm work, though at
some places where the rainfall
1,500 trees of these two varieties and
the last of this week will find us cov-ered
up with peaches. Norfolk. Va.,
takes a good portion of this stock. Our
house there. K. S. Godwin & Co.. wire
daily what they want—from PHI to 250
crate* per day, In shipping to Phila-delphia
or New York we ship in re-was
frigerator cars of 100 to ijoocrates to the
heaviest, the ground was too wet to ..,..••
plow for a few days. The rainfall
averaged about 1.25 inches, or slightly
above normal. A few severe storm's
with hail anil high wind.- occurred,
chiefly on the 3ith or 27th. with di
I". s. Marshal Millikan has returned
from Ashehoio, where on Saturday he
attended the Republican county cou-
.age to crops over limited areas, hi Ivention, the first held by that nartv hi
piojecl by the Merchants Grocery! om- which corn was hioken down and fruit
pany, was painfully injured Monday • >1
c county comniissioners were in
session Monday conferring with va-rious
architects in regard to the im-provements
on the conn house. As
will he seen by referei to our adver-tising
columns, (he Uiard advertises
for bids on..th.e work to be donec- P' l'•a'n"■s Ilamoim""l. t.o n"o"th'•i"n"g i e ■"l"b;
and -peclii.-alions can he seen al Keg-ister
of Heeds Ivirkman's olliee.
own oil-trees. The soil is in excel-alicrnoou
while alteuipiin" to operate lent condition, and work has been so
an elevator with which he was unfa- "^'.'''''K'''."^, ''M'V :"'y ,V,"",S
were received of trouble Ir.un grass or
niiiiai. He siepped on the platform weeds. Cotton is growing rapidly and
and attempted to descend lo the base- squares are forming more freely; blooms
mcut, when the machine started thej have api>eared in many counties; com-
'*<"- «»«' '-'.. Hefore te.js^thr^ateii^sss
in laying by was checked a little in the
west by frequent rains, but without
material injury to the pro-peiou- con-dition
of the crop. While tobacco is
rather uneven, with some line hills
I.nt the majority rather small, the
knew it
c Ming.
he was pinned against the
Fortunately his injuries
in severe
bruises, hut lie will beoil'duty for sev-eral
days.
lenry Matthews, a "wild Irishman" The Superinten.le.it of Public |„. | plants seem now to be growing vigor-
•tonlotte. are here to attend the mar- SefLanth, t'suh'S ^^' ^^ ^ '^^ ■ »!««« '« ^^^^^TTSS^md
riage of theirsister, Miss Vivian Sliolier, ;K'1111"""" '" ■' «»« »etore Justice President Farr, of the National College, vegetableshaveiiiiproveditheprospectH
to Mr. ("has. P. Sellars, which takes r,l,'hetl Saturday, became so unruly at Nashville, Tenii., to fill six freesehol- for late planteil irishjMdatoes in' the
I i pill-mi Ci in
■i.i- in \\ u»lijii|rti»n.
ill business.
John Thames
i t SANATORIUM
' North Carolina.
' ■ • !•-! modern
in ..| -iirid.-ii mid
■ -i- . '. luiiiints , turning,
ni'.l nurses.
1 MAMES. M. D.,
Proprietor,
n St.
i£Z0U
Merchant Tailor,
'-'■^ St., UBBMSBOSO.
"( Suitings and Trous-
1 "in. Fit guaranteed.
place this evening.
Mr. W. O. Stratford has made a
timely donation to the Guilford Battle
(■round Company, one that will he ap-preciated
by the thousands that attend
the annual celebrations.
FINK I'AI.M KOK KENT Bight miles
west of 1,'eidsville. on Madison road.
New frame house just being completed.
For particulars address F. P. Pria KI.I.,
Box V.i... ('harlotle, N. <'. i.''-li.
G. T. (ilascock .V Sons have made
and presented to the Battle Ground
Company a neat tablet that will he at-tached
to the Nathaniel Macon monu-ment
that is to he unveiled the Fourth,
i'r. I). \V. C. Benbow and daughter,
Mrs. Crawford, are enjoying the de-, mi„g,on, where the ass^iation meets
light- ..I a season at Atlantic City. [,n annua| ..t.ssill„ Krid Jk, w.m
.-improving gradually in 8t„p over tomorrow in lialeigh and he
joined there by Mr. W. <;. Lewis, w
will represent theGreensl>orocarriers in
Itev. L. Johnson, of lialeigh, spent the meeting. They will be absent un-
I Sunday here and preached to large the first of next week.
that he had to be sent to jail for con- arships in that institution for thisl west have materially improved; a full
tempt. I., default of a $25 line he was ! Btate. Two ofthe scholarships are law. ^'''is'ihe dmrndu'lc^cau'cd '!'° '''-'ilv
sent to the county road- Monday. I, ,„ ,-ine-, am. two shorthand o^Mpsl,r;',.argec,!:;r:n!;ad S'talS
re<|Uired the combined eflorts of three courses, and each Is valued at $100 jier 1,l-'en planted. Spring oats will soon
officers to land Henry in jail Saturday, year and is good for three years. Mr.
II" every day could be Sunday the
Street car people would have a gilt-edged
investment. The cars Sunday
aften n and evening were crowded
to their limit with people who sought
relief from the heat. The new park
was visited by thousands during the
day. We have heard of one man who passenger w ho is now with his uncle,
he ready to cut. Threshing winter
; wheat is progressing slowly, and results
JO.MUI is athheity ... a, mi either Lhow a v' short yield but ofexcellenl
young men or young women. Any quality. The blackberry crop i- ripe
one interested can write to Superin- and abundant; melons are very prom-lendent
Joyner. lialeigh. N. C. re- , islM!-''
gar.ling the matter. The Southern and Western Textile
Northbound train No.:;.; Thursday Kxcelsior, commeutiug on the mam-al
m.on had on board a six-veur old moth ("n"" """ '" l,e bui" hen< -;'»:
the Slate, lie reports thai delegates
were elected to the State, Judicial and
Congressional conventions. Delegates
were instructed for Zeb Vance Walser
for Congress.from the Seventh district.
Delegates were also instructed for
Judge A. L. Coble to succeed himself
and for J. R, McCrary for soli. inn.
Resolutions were passed endorsing Hie
course of Senator Pritchard and pledg-ing
him the support of the Bepublicaii
party of Randolph for re-election.
If a Man Lie to You,
And say some other salve, ointment,
lotion, oil or alleged healer is as good as
Ihi.-klen's Arnica Salve, tell him thirty
years ofmarvelouscures ofPiles, Burns,
Boils, Corns, Felons. Fleers. Cuts,
Scalds. Bruises and Skin Kruptious
prove it's the best and ehcape-l. iic at
Holton's drug store.
rode all day, seldom leaving the car,
except for his meals.
Mr. W. B. Stewart, president ofthe
North Carolina Slate Letter Carriers'
Association, leaves tonight for V.'il-
Dr. F. I.. Stamey. He is on his way
from Carlsbad, New Mexico, to the
home of his grand mother at Roaring
Uiver, and will leave for that place to-morrow
morning. His father and
health, hut his strength is slow in re-
"The people of Greensboro and of all
North Carolina are to he congratulated
on the establishment of the great man-ufacturing
enterprise told of in our
news columns. The Cones are men
who do things, and it was a glad day
for Greensboro when they settled in
mother are m Carlsbad, where his that place a lew years ago and began
father went several months ago for the tin- work of transforming a sleepy I Capital
benefit of his health and for fear that country town into one of the busiest
CITY
ATIONAL
BANK
GREENSBORO, N. C.
r their lillle sou might contract tuber- "'''1 >""-.' I'ro-peroiis ,-iUe-in theenlire
ii" , . ,. , ., , ,,. ,. '"-"nth. there are few men who can,
cuiosw they decided to send him to his by a single stroke of enterprise, add
grand-mother. The little fellow trnv- t>,000 people to the inhabitants of a
eled alone all the way from Carlsbad, a community and increase the property
congregations morning and evening at
the West Washington Street Baptist
church. 1 le i-always a welcome vis-itor
io the city.
An intelligent man who lives in the
distance of 2,000, mile-and slated that
he enjoyed the trip very much.
valuation al the same ratio. This lat-Messrs.
A. M. Scales, /. Y. Taylor est move on the part of the Messrs.
and .). I. Scales have formed a copart-nership
to practice lav. underthe name
ofScales. Taylor and Scales. The lirm
will have olli.e-in the Southern Loan to attend the State Christian Fndeavor
northwestern part of the county was and Trust building, occupying an ad- Convention.
here Saturday for the first time in his ditional room adjoining the suite here- Mr-. Johnson and Mi
life. He is a good farmerand has never tofore used by Scales and Scales. The Cu I ich. After the convention
acquired the habit of going anywhere new firm easily ranks among the lead- OU;:H they will go to Mutitreat to ation* was" liC-ii '."ed" w
that lie does not have business. I ers in the profession in Greensboro. I spen I a mouth.
Surplus acd PrcSts
Stockholders' Liability
Senritj to Depositors
.$100,000.00
. 23,000.00
. 100,000.00
. 223,000.00
,, ... ., , , . development in cotton mill building
Ke\. i. M. Johnso:.. pastor ol (.race that has yet taken place in the South."
M. P. church, has gone to Asheville
A convention ol Northern and South-era
chair manufacturers and jobbers
Velna Me- ":" lle1'' heK ,he flrst "ri'>cv,eek.
" , The proceedings were not made public,
1 'ut it is understood thai the trade situ-
Beginning today this hank will issue
(one is probably the most imiHirtaiit Certificates of Dei.o-ii on which iuter-ith
a view to
forming a basis of mutual protection.
e-t at the rate of four per cent, w ill he
paid on deiwsits thai remain three
months. Money draws interest froir
date of deposit.
We solicit a share of your business.
J, M. WALEZB,
President.
LIZ I. BATftE,
e&shler.
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