The Greensboro patriot [July 27, 1904]

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THE GREENSBORO PATRIOT
VOL. 83. GREENSBORO, N. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1904. NO. 30
0,. W. J. RICHARDSON
OFFICE:
KATZ BUILDING.
RESIDENCE: 3ie WEST GASTON ST.
",:^t.
Tims. R. LITTLE.
408 S. L. & T. Bldg.
BEALL & LITTLE
PHYSICIANS an3 SURGEONS
LOCAL araavys.
\
Joe Clary is home from New York
on a visit.
Mr. V. C. McAdoo has returned from
Blowing Rock.
Look up the notice of Gardner's re-moval
in another column.
FOR SALE—One good second hand
one-horse carriage. J. M. HKNDKIX.
il.i So. Loan i Trust Bldir. Mr. and Mrs. It. Q. Vaughn and
- I.I '.' A. M.i 11:80 to 1, t to 5 P. If.
c m Greensboro and surround- children are spending a week or two
E. L. STAMEY, M. D.
RESIDENCE:
i.' North Pavie Street.
OFFICE:
, iham £ Unssom's Drug Store.
Dr. J. E. WYCHE
DENTIST
-. = : ;E IN SAVINGS BANK BLOG.
c-.I- ILK ST.. GRCENSBOAO. N. C.
Dr. M. F. FOX
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
at Wrightsville beach.
H. V. Stewart came home from At-lanta
Friday night quite sick, being
threatened with fever.
The Tammany Hall Ashing club is
enjoying a barbecue today at Giluier's
pond, east of the city.
Shirt waist sale this week. Pretty
waists very cheap.
J. M. HKNUKIX & Co.
Miss Onie Andrews, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. K. M. Andrews, who lias had
typhoid fever for live weeks, is recover-ing.
Chief of Police Scott has been on the
sick list for several days. Officer
Neeley is attending to the duties of his
superior officer.
Law and Order League Organized.
There is disappointment in store for
those who would believe that the pro-hibitive
restrictions recently author-ized
by an overwhelming majority of
the voters of Greensboro will become
practically inoperative soon after be-ing
put into execution. A Law and
Order League which has for its avowed
purpose the enforcement of the local
option law was organized last Wednes-day
eveniug with au aggressive mem-bership
that is capable of doing effec-tive
work in most any sort of au uu-dertakiug.
The "sinews of war" are
not lacking, as over a thousand dollars
was subscribed in a few minutes by
those present. Officers of the league
for the ensuing year were chosen as
follows:
President, A. \V. McAlister.
Vice President, J. C. Murchison.
Secretary and Treasurer, T.
Hoyle.
ANOTHER BIG REAL ESTATE DEAL. School Notes.
The township committee of Center
Modern Six-Story Structure to Take the j t;rove township will meet in the office
Place of the City National Bank of the county superintendent of educa-
Building;. j tiou ou Saturday, August 6th, at 12
The erectiou of still another modern j o'clock, for the purpose of electing
big business structure will add to the j teachers for the ensuing yeai. Thefol-metropolitan
aspect assumed by South lowing is a list of the vacancies to be
filled:
Xo. 2, white, salarv $40.00, for 4 mos.
3, " " 80.00, 4 "
4, '• " 82.60, 4 "
1, colored, " ii.OO, 4 "
2, " " 25.00, 4 "
8, " " 25.00, 4 "
Send applications with testimonials
to II. C. Brown, secretary, Summer-field,
N.C. Good board can be secured
at a convenient distance.
The next meeting otthecouuty board
Elm street in recent years. Announce-ment
was made Monday that the Se-curity
Life and Annuity Company, a
strong local insurance organization,
had purchased the property which the
City National Hank is about to vacate
aud will replace the old building, which
is but two stories, with a modern struc-ture
of six stories, built of brick and
stone. The purchase price is under-stood
to have been (600 per front foot.
The insurance company, like the j of education will be held ou Saturday,
bauk mentioned, has outgrown its August 6th. At this meeting the loca-present
quarters, and in buildiug for (tion of a number of new schools will be
its needs will likewise provide desirable . settled.
office rooms for rent. Possession of the j A number of the county teachers
Executive Committee, First ward, C. ' property cau not be given uutil the have been attending the summer
H. Ireland: Second ward, J. M. Hen- : bank's new buildiugon the same square | school at the University of Xorth Caro-drix;
Third ward A. M. Scales; Fourth ' is completed, which will be some time j liua and the Agricultural aud Mechau-
C.
GJ .FORD COLLEGE, N. C
Dr E. A. BURTON
DENTIST
OFFICE IN LASH BLDG..
SOUTH ELM ST.
t a E*. Z V.TAYLOR. J. I. SCALC*.
Mr. aud Mrs. /.. V. Taylor, Mrs. Mc-
Kenzie, Misses Alice Fairish anfl Effie
Cobb returned Monday morning from
Wrightsville beach.
Sergeant John S. Cator, who recently
returned from the Philippines, has
been assigned to duty in the army re- j shall become a member
' cmiting office at Charlotte.
The lirst primings of the new to-bacco
crop were sold on this market
Scales, Taylor & Scales last week at a figure considerably in
iu November.
McConneil Road Club Resolutions.
The agitation for a macadam road
out by John A. Young's nursery and
other important enterprises on the
mber-!'"1"1 ,«ldiu« t0 ,Mt; Hope and Brick "f^'Va^e" University. The contract
ship has already been enrolled it is de- ,m,rc" '• e°7°Bl» kl,owu a* th,e U+ i for the new building at Gibsonville has
sired that every voter of Greensboro ol,"e" road.' ,8 "Creasing and wl"^,, awarded to Contractor Wood and]
who wishes to see good order preserved ^ to a,ousmg demonstration before fa to ^ CoI1J|,letetI before the first of
and the laws respected and enforced the J'mlt b.oard of "tfuraj commie- Novembet. A 8ketch of this building;
ward, C. A. Bray: Fifth ward, William
Love; Sixth ward, ('. W. Jennings.
The sole object of the league is to
lend the organized assistance of the
Citizenship of Greensboro to the pro-motion
of good order aud the enforce-ical
College at Kaleigh.
Mr. W. W. Davidson, of Gibsonville,
has been elected superintendent of the
new graded school at Gibsonville. Mr.
Davidson is an exceptionally scholarly
man, being a graduate with distinction
The
Strength
of a Bank
Is represented by its capital, surplus
aud careful management.
The Southern
Loan and Trust Company
Was organized iu 1890, but has been
doing a Banking business only about
three years. During this time its
growth has been rapid but healthful,
and today it is in the front of Banking
institutions iu Guilford county.
Statement below shows growth since
February 1st, 1899, to April 9th, 1903:
Isiouers and county commissioners at, w„. appear ,n the pATBHyr ^^
their August meeting. Peopleout that [„ tbe notice of election of teachers
Important Hotel Merger. I way are satisfied they can convince the f()r FentfeM towu6blp lhe dale BhouJd
An important deal in Greensboro's joint board that tbey are entitled to a have |)een Julv 3(nh iustt.a(, ()f 8ept.
business world was consummated Mon- modem road and they expect to ™*l8ethae printed.
ATTORNEYS
, : COUNSELLORS AT LAW
GREEHSB0R0. H. C.
advance of their real value.
Iglas. Stephen A. Douglas.
DOUGLAS & DOUGLAS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Mr. J. S. Hunter lias resigned as a
{member of the board of aldermen be-cause
of ill health. His brother, Mr.
T. A. Hunter, was chosen as his suc-cessor.
'
Hal Murray, who has been at home
on a visit the past month, left for
falo
day when Messrs. Cobb & Fry, proprie- every honorable means to secure it.
tors of the Hotel Guiltord,, leased The At a meeting of the road club last
Benbow from Mr. C. I). Ben bow for a | Thursday the following resolutions
period of live years. Both houses will ' were unanimously adopted:
be kept open and the present rates
:cnsboro Loan and Trust Bide.
Toiiacco Market Keport.
The receipts on our market for the
past week have been about the lightest
That whereas we were led to believe Iof the season and were composed of
room of by the wording of the bill authorizing i,ot|, ()|,| aurl uew tobacco. On last
tmhee Gmuinilifuomrd wwiilnl buee mmaininaggewd uonu IthIKe ftht"e lpsu""rpeo°sfeTol m'0a0c"ad"a'•m".i"zi,n,fg ',t"h."e"!r'*oa,,d,,sr SaturdayJ we had a. load of new .p' rim-
European plan, while the Benbow din- of Guilford county that every part of ings in the condition they were in; iu
, f lug room will continue on the Aiueri- tbe county would be treated with equal fact they were very satisfactory to the
,,",," .an plan, guests having the option of justice, this wording being reaffirmed sellers, who went home highly pleased
Friday uight. He went to \\ il- ,a" I • KUC K « by those advocating tbe measure, and H 'M h«««mMh«h«»ir««inthi«
miimton and took a boat from there to e,.lilihll.c.rr- "it "la tpirrec.viuiimtiHeoil huvj tmhee nIIeLw» whi ereas we ilearn .t■h a t. .tihe« .plia..n. ofe ana said lie would lie OUCK a"gain mis R ,. v .
New York noi week with onother load.^ Prices on all j «• *%££«££*'
Capital and surplus Fob. d» A A \*7J QC
Capital and surplus Feb.
1st. 1SKSI
Capital and surplus Feb.
1st. Mil
Capital and surplus Feb.
1st, 1902
Capital and surplus Feb.
1st. 1MB
Capital and surplus April
9th, 1MB
Total assets April 9th,
190S
66,22t.55
103,789.13
129.543.4T
155,236.42
166,696.66
5(0,689.76
C. G. WRIGHT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
- .-- BUILDING. OPP. COURT MOUSE.
GREENSBORO, N. C.
THOMAS C. HOYLE
ATORNEY AT LAW
; art Square. GREEHSB0R0, H. C.
This is the last week of our inventory
sale. If you have failed to get a bar-(
gaiu it.- your fault. We still have lots
of bargains, but Saturday i> the last
dav, J. M. HEXDKIX & Co.
. .•
have maintained. Furthermore, the
service in both can he improved from
Mr. W. F. Bevill and daughter. Miss time to time, as occasion demands, at
Dora, and Mrs. W. J. Blackburn and less expense than if managed .-epa-daugbter,
Miss Mary, and Miss Julia lately.
Glenn, left Monday afternoon to spend the new Benbow Annex, Hearing coin-two
or three weeks at Mt. Airy White pletiou, but it will be used lor stores.
Sulphur Springs. offices and rooms for other than trau-
Tbe W'hitt-Morgan Company, of sieut guests. The store rooms in the
i given to collections. loam <;reens!„„„, authorized to do a general Benbow are not Included In the lease.
tobacco business, was incorporated yes- All of Mr. Benbow's time will be de-voted
to bis large properly interests iu
the city and county. With his family
re «ill spend some time at the sea-shore,
and upon his return will take a
suite of rooms in the annex, which
will hereafter he known as the Arcade.
either. It
management that the operating ex- roads does not include our part of the
peases of the two big houses can be re- county, giving us no loud that we can grades i
duced materially• ,' esp' eciallyJ in the pur* ' liisolved, , 1.-1, . .I...hat, unl.ess t..he r_o„ad.
chase of supplies, without lowering the |ta(|j„K out by John A. Youngs Nur-high
quality of the service that both aery, Gilmer «v" Phipps' plow factory
and oil to the Mount Hope and liricK
('hurcb neighborhoods is macadamized
thai the purpose and intent of the bill
will not be curried out:
Jnd. That lhe value of our land will
E. P. WHAHTOX,
President.
A. W. MCALISTER,
Vice Pres.
DAVID WHITE,
Secretary.
about the same and
our buyers seem to be anxious for what \ *
tobacco is moving. Our market is now At a meeting of the Democratic slate
ready and open for new primings and j executive committee at Raleigh yester-
\\e look for them to start otl at prices; day Senator Simmous and A. J. Field
which will pay the farmers well for I were re-elected chairman aud se. retaiy,
saving them, and we would advise all respectively. The ehairmau was au-farmers
to save all their primings, cure thorized to arrange for joint canvasses
f be'depreciatedras'we'will'uot'Te" in "a them up thoroughly, and get them in with the Republicans. An optional
position to compete on the market with ^,,,,,1 keeping order before they are primary plan for counties was adopted.
those having macadamized roads: I marketed, as our buyers do not want Representing the Fifth district on the
8rd. That an injustice swelled stems, .-oft ordered primings, new central committee are J. S. Carr,
the city of Greensboro,as the southeast .
pail of the county will be forced to , with sand and strings on them. In I Durham; A. B -Jler, \\ nislon, A. W.
trade at Burlington, iu AJamauce Igbort get them in good condition and Haywood, Haw River, and A. M.
county, this place being nearer and at i |jvj k.e for g .a!es> (jreeusboro.
present with much better roads, all of J ' ft '
Robert C. Strudwick
MTCRNEY anZ COUNSELLOR
AT LAW
art Square, GREENSBORO, It. C.
F. P. HOBGOOD, Jr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
terday by Mes.-rs. J. 11. Whitt, E. S.
Morgan and \V. II. Bennett with a
capital stock of$25,000.
Mr. Howard Gardner, the druggist,
announces in another column that he
expects to move to his new store room,
adjoining his present location, about
the loth of August. The improvements
on his building will he completed In a
short time.
them.
The count.-
■ at work for -
ranee for u
Between three and four hundred
commissioneis have been Salisbury excursionists visited (ireens-
•ne weeks trying to ar-1 boro last Thursday, spending the day
speclnl term of criminal pleasantly here. Two features of the
Greensboro parted regretfully with
two excellent people last week, Prof,
and Mrs. J. VV. Parker leaving for
their new home iu Arkansas, where
which would go to Greensboro with a
good road:
4th. That we feel called upon to use
all honorable means to secure justice.
5th. That our thanks are due and are
hereby tendered to the GRKEXSBOUO
PATKIOT, Daily Record and Telegram,
all of Greensboro, for the notices which
thev have given our claims, and thai
we request them to publish the above, j from previous terms as well as an un-1 game was one of the best exhibitions
court to be added to the August term I day were bail games between teams
in order to clear the docket of a large I from Salisbury and Banford and Speu-number
'.f case- that have come up leer and King's Mountain. The lirst
Respectfully submitted,
Ahi'oNNF.i.i. ROAM Ci.rn.
friirht Uuildinjr. Opposite
■ .~> . Greensboro, V C.
Mr. W. J. Ridge returned from West j ]>mr. Parker has taken a lucrativepoai-
Virginia Thursday night in a happy j tion as instructor of music in Hender-son
College, near Hot Springs. Ten
Our New Location.
As soon as this paper is mailed the
PATRIOT office will he moved to the
MICHAEL SCHENCK
ATTORNEY
1N0 COUNSELLOR AT LAW
.: Square, Greensboro, H. C.
!>iano Tuning
• (|.<-rl whose work we guarantee.
Ill.h I.IIKM'I s:
n .. . Guilford Col ogc.
-ali-m Academy. Prof. Shirley.
And otlieis.
D. JONES & COMPANY
i.KKKNSIiOKO. N. i .
L FRANCIS HANES
PHOTOGRAPHER
"MGH CLASS WORK ONLY.
frame of mind, lie not only had a
successful trip, from a business stand-point,
but is fully satisfied that the in-fluence
of Davis will land the state in
the Democratic column in November.
The North Carolina-Virginia Chris-tian
Sunday school convention meets
with the Christian church in Greens-boro
no Friday. Saturday and Sunday
of tin-week Many of the noted Sun- the college last winter left him without bar the location ol the building
day school workers of the conference "
will be present and the various.sessioua
of the convention give promiseof much
usually large docket of new cases, four
of which are for capital crimes and will
likely absorb the time of the entire reg-ular
term, to the exclusion of the two
hundred or more other cases docketed.
The main difficulty seemed to be in I
ever seen here, the teams being evenly
matched. Sanford won by a score of 4
to 3. In the Spencer-King's Mountain
game the score was 7 to 0.
No Pity Shown.
years have passed since Prof. Parker second iloor of the lug Bevill building, flndfng ., judge tllat eoul(i spare the, '•For years fate was after me contin-became
connected with Greensboro opposite the city ball, where we shall tjme f()r ,he ,erni) but one haB been juously" writes .A. Gulledge, Ver-
Female College, and during that time be pleased to see all our friends. Two | fol||1(| ju<|ge Walter H. Neal, and it is
be not only filled his position with sig- entrances, one at the front on North ^ tlK)USjlt Ult, <;ovelI1„r will not hesitate
mil ability and to the fulle.-t satisfac- Elm street, and the other at the rear longer to order ^g speeial term, which
tion of tbe institution and its patrons, on Fast Gaston street, afford easy ac-1 wj|1 oeKjn one week ,„ior to tlie open-but
found a secure position in the esti- cess to the office, and no one will have |^ ^^ of t(ie re>?ll|ar term.
mation of our people. The burning of j any trouble finding us if they remem-1
ier the location of
hull occupy iu part.
merit and interest. It is expected that
130 delegates will attend.
It is thought that the court room in
the Federal building will he ready for
use by the time it is needed for the
October term of court. While the room
uitely known the college would be re-built
a tempting oiler came from the
West which he felt that he could not
ignore. He and his excellent wife bear
the good wishes of hosts of friends to
their new home.
Will have a limited capacity it will be effect that a paper was being circulated
room where i'" tl,c 'ountry pledging the signers to
Greensboro people will be pained to
learn that Mrs. Laura Jones died at the
home of Mr. Greene, a relative, in
August Clearing Sale at Gilmer's. VVitaoll) oll j.-r„iay last. She was
During the month of August S. ii. I stricken with paralysis on Thursday
GUmer & Co. will have a mammoth I au(j died on Friday. The remains were
reduction sale in order to clear their 'taken to Asheville for interment Sun-shelves
before the arrival of fall aud Iday. Mrs. Jones was a sister to Mrs. j
! winter goods. All their summer goods ■ joU„ Gray Bynum and lived with her j
A rather disquieting political rumor wil| ue w,|j ilt al„t below cost during!],, Greensboro for a number of years,
gained currency here Monday to the lne m0nth, while a special hue of wool going to Wilson after the death of
goods will heollered at reduced prices. I judge Bynum. She had mauy warm
Their remnant tables will be an attrac-1 friends here aud her deatli will be re-tive
feature of the sale. Watch ourad- eeived with sorrow ou every hand.
IKisito the McAdoo Mouse.
va-tlv -uperior to the old
the courts were held, as regards size, aW in the retirement of virtually every
location and arrangement. It is lo- officeholder in the county, the only vertising columns next week for full t she was a woman of lovely Christian
eated on the east Bide of the building, excoptloM
bena, Ala. "I had a terrible case of
Piles causing 24 tumors. When all
failed Rucklen's Arnica Salve cured
me. Equally good for Hums and all
aches and pains. Only 25C at all drug-gists.
Fresli turnip seed—T. W. Wood it
Sons', at Gardner's, opposite postofflce.
Saturday, the last day of our inven-tory
sale, will be a great day for bar-gains.
J. M. HKNUKIX & Co.
City National Bank
Greensboro, N. C.
being the county superiu- details. There will be bargains a-plenty character.
and cut off from the noise of the street tendent and three commissioners. It for every prudent buyer.
- -5,000
Combined
Assets over
$500,000
by private offices.
A. C. Patterson, until recently
must have been started byjsome practi-cal
joker who sought to disturb the
A gentleman who visited James-town
after the recent bear hunt jn that
Night Was Her Terror.
I would cough nearly all night
long," writes Mrs. (.'has. Applegate, of
CAPITAL, .-- $100,000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS, 16,000
United states Depository.
The
Greensboro
: Insurance Companies
,n Ibo Ui-t eight years.
• in people <u (Srecna-
■ 'ss ih.in MO.UU0 in the
' ; heir insurance. When
ire < .ill tor your home
•impson Schenck, Agent
in Greensboro, died at his home in
Asheville last Friday of consumption
contracted in the service. He leaves a
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
CTMMEI and beaamki tin- hair.
Pi rHHt(ci ft laxuriant paVUL
Never Pails to Beitore Gray
Hair to its Youthful Color.
Cum sr^lp diimuHrg St hair falling.
Sn-.andaUii'at Drugjriati
localitv eXDressea the hope that in the'Alexandria, Ind., "and could hardly
event "another hunt is pulled off there ;Q any JfP;,^ KTSSlS
that the owners of all brmdle calves in (.lll|l,ll frightfully and spit blood, but, ;
the township will keep them securely when all other medicines failed, three
housed until the game is run to cover. $1.00 bottles of Dr. Kings New Dis-overy
wholly cured me and I gained
.ir. -A. ' . rMictouu, —. j i pg^gg 0f niiud of the court house crowd.
in charge of the internal revenue olhcei' .
__j .. ,.;.. , „ ... j lliere is no occasion for such an inno-vation
in Guilford politics.
Plans for two public school build-wife
and six children who have the' ings, one iu Gibsonville and one iu
sympathy of many friends here, where j Morehead townships, prepared by I Unexpectedly stumbling onto a calf in I S*^,JJ"^ f^JSZtoSa/ £"**»■
the family resided for several years. | Hook & Sawyer, architects, of Char- \tbe nlgh gnBa whiie looking for a bear | tee^l0 cure Coughs, Colds, La Grippe,
Mr. Patterson enjoyed the confidence! lotte and Greensboro, having been ap-' j,ns been known to cause all sorts of
and esteem of a wide circle of friends proved by County Superintendent j unfortunate results.
both in and out of the service. He was Sharpe. work will at once be com-a
clever and competent official, being Imenced on their construction. The
frequently commended by the depart- j buildings will cost (4,000 each, em-inent
for the manner in which the i bracing new ideas in school house ar-business
of his office was transacted. | ehiteeture.
OFFICERS.
S. Th'imwm. J. Van Lind 0>,
President. Vice President.
Lee II. Battle, Cashier.
A uice line of syrups and molasses at
attended his funeral, which was held .prices ranging from 30 to 60 cents»gal-lon.
II. C HlATT.
Office Deputies Urace and Chaudley
fune
Sunday moruing
Removal Notice.
About the 10th of August I expect to
move into my new store room next
door to my present location, where I
will be better prepared than ever to
meet the iucreasiug demands of my
trade. HOWARD GARDNER.
Bronchitis and all Throat ami Lung
Troubles. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial
bottles free at all druggists.
Good one-horse carriage cheap for
cash, or will exchange for corn, oats
wheat aud wool.
DIltKi THUS.
W. S. Thom«>n.
c. 11. Doraett,
W. C. Hain.
.1. A. Hoskins
J. Allen Holt.
K. .1. Stafford,
Win. Cumroinm.
J. Van l.iiiilk'y,
j. C. Bishop,
J. A Davidson.
J. M. HKNUKIX. Wc extend to depositors every facility con-
. sistent with prudent hanking.
We have extra tops and rubbers for interegt paid on timeoerUnoates of deposit.
Mason's fruit jara. Come early before
they are ail gone. K. G. HIATT. WRITE OR CALL TO SEE US.
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