The Greensboro patriot [November 23, 1904]

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THE REENSBORO PATRIOT
VOL. 83. GREENSBORO, N. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23 , 1904. NO. 47
Dr. VV. J. RICHARDSON
OFFICE:
KATZ BUILDING.
;;NCE: 318 WEST GASTON ST.
vi i.. Tims. It. I.ITTI.K,
. st. 408 S. 1.. & T. Bldff.
H CALL 6 LITTLE
, C I A N S and SURGEONS
.r, so. Loan S Trust Bldgr.
- to !• A. M.; 11:30 to 1. - to 5 1'. M.
it-iice in Greensboro ami surround-
LOCAL 3STE-^7"S.
J-.MCV. M- D. J. H. BOYIES. M D.
s l.avie ' Kes.218 Mend uluill
\... ■<; Phone No.3641
STAMEY & BOYLES
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
professional services to tin-people
isltoroaud surrounding country.
IT Helms' Drug store.
.»:»- Sooth Klin Street. Phone 89.
TELEPHONE WIRES GO UNDER GKOUND.
Dr. J. E. WYCHE
DENTIST
:E IN SAVINGS BANK BLDG.
SC-'H eLM IT., GRtCNSBORO. N- C
Dr. M. F. FOX
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
1UILFORD COLLEGE, N. C.
Dr. E. A. BURTON
DENTIST
OFFICE IN LASH BLDG..
SOUTH ELM ST.
, M .:»l.[B. I. V.TAVLOB. J. I. •CALM.
Scales, Taylor & Scales
ATTORNEYS
m2 COUNSELLORS AT LAW
GREENSBORO. H. C.
,. i ug ,s. Stephen A. Dounias.
DOUGLAS d DOUGLAS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
MJice in Greensboro Loan and Trust Bide-
C. G. WRIGHT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
M* OHT aullDINO. O" COURT MOUSt.
GREENSBORO. N. C.
THOMAS C. HOYLE
ATORNEY AT LAW
I I Square. GREEHSB0R0. 3. C.
ttl ntion given to collections. Loans
bevi C. Strudwick
RNEY.I.J COUNSELLOR
AT LAW
. ;..art Square, GREENSBORO. 5. C.
F. P. HOBGOOD, Jr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
in Wright Building. Opposite
nurt House, Greensboro,» «-•
Cobb it Fry's new electric omnibus
came in last week.
Plenty of guano at Townsend & Co.'s
this November 24th.
Mr. K. Spencer Blackburn and fam-ily
returned to the city Thursday night.
Big bargains in children's, misses'
and ladies' cloaks at J. M. Hendrix &
C >.'s.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Scales and little
sou Alfred went to New York last week
for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. ('. X. McAdoo and
Mrs. R. It. King have returned from
an extended trip North.
Mr. (i. \V. Patterson is recovering
from a severe attack of typhoid fever
j at the Greensboro hospital.
Thacker & Rrockmaun'sstore will be
closed Thanksgiving day. Their pa*
: troiis will please bear this in mind.
Messrs. Boyst & Ballance, the candy
manufacturers, have made one stick of
candy that weighs a hundred pounds.
They shipped it to a Sanford arm.
Dr. \Y. J. Richardson, Dr. J. E.
Logan and Mr. G. A. Kotishee went to
Moore county the first of the week for
a bird hunt. They will return this
evening.
You are after money, and you have
, heard the proverb, "A dollar saved is a
dollar earned." We can save you
money every time you want dry good"
or shoes. J. M. HENDKIX & Co.
WASTED—Every ex-Confederate vet-eran
to know that ••Albright's Greens-boro"
has a complete roster of every
company that went from Guilford .
county to the war between the states
in 1861-6.5. For sale at book stores, it
Mr. and Mrs. (has. I.. Corl enter-tained
the members of the Steamer
lire company and ChiefTaylor and As-sistant
Chief I'lea.-ants at a 'possum
supper last Thursda- evening which
was greatly enjoyed by those present.
James, the live-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Ed Albright, swallowed a
quarter ofdollar while at Sunday school
Sunday. He carried it with him for a
contribution to the Sunday school. So
far the youngster has suffered no in-convenience
from the accident.
The Remington Machine Company,
Iof Wilmington, Del., finished instal-ling
an ice making machine aud cold
storage plant at the State Normal and
Industrial College last week. The plant
has a greater capacity than that
burned in the tire of last January.
Now is the time to buy. We have
dropped the price down, down, down
on cloaks of all kinds, and you can
save money at our store if you are go-ing
t» buy a cloak, or anything else,
for that matter, in our line.
.1. M. HESDKIX & CO.
Major Joe'Morehead returned from
eastern North Carolina last week,
where he spent a few days with the
distinguished Rhode Island party that
was expected here with him on his re-turn.
The coast stonn of Sunday a
week interfered with the plans of the
visitors to such an extent that they
could not visit the interior of the state,
causing mutual tegret.
The continued demand for Interna-tional
Stock and Poultry Food on the
part of those who have used these won-derful
preparations show that they
have merit which is recognized by
practical stock and poultry raisers. W e
Ordinance Passed by Board of Aldermen
at Called Meeting: Tuesday.
At a called meeting of the board of
aldermen held Monday afternoon an
ordinance was passed requiring tele-phone
wires to be placed underground.
The meeting was called for the purpose people realized that his
Mr. W. T. Stewarts Death.
Mr. William T. Stewart, a capable
business man of this city, died early
Saturday morning at his home on
Summit avenue after an illness cover-ing
a period of several weeks. He had
Buffered more or less the past year with
a complications of diseases, but few
I condition was
GREENSBORO TOBACCO MARKET. sasaauKW
Of considering the ordinance passed i serious until quite recently.
Saturday afternoon and vetoed Sunday
by Mayor Osborn. The two-thirds vote,
necessary to pass the ordinance over
the mayor's veto, could not be secured,
MARKET REPORT.
The receipts on our market for the
past week have been the largest of the
sea.-on, aud considering the amount of
tobacco offered for sale here we have
never seen as general satisfaction with
prices as has prevailed among the
The com- , farmers during the past week. Nearl
muni'ty"wa's greatly Bhocked to learn of j everybody is getting more for their to- j U
hisvdeath. Mr. Stewart came to Greens- bacco than they hud expected and iu g
bozo in June, ISiMi, as cashier and con- : many instances they get almost dou-: ..
ildential man for the Cone Kxport aud bled what they expect. We
\ . . . . lit. ..-1. ; .1 , 1,1 aud the ordidauce requiring both tele- \ Commission Company, with winch this tthhne 1b,.e*_st' oi ,pi .p■ Ho■ rrltu' : n• 1i1t!yV t!o e.l too o |
phone and telegraph wires to go under- concern he had been connected since that we have «*»^'^e*'^ 1
ground was therefore lost. Then an it* organisation ... New York fifteen while, and if farmers do «* »"«
ordinance requiring only telephone | years He survived by a widow ; themselves of presentprices they may
wires to go under ground was passed
by a vote of five to one.
Saturday afternoon when the board
of aldermen passed the ordinance re-years
ago. lie is surviveu uj i» >..«.-.. ,....—..»...~-—. , ,
and live daughters, two of them inai- | regret it before the season is over, for
tied, their husbands being Messrs. Ra- some of our largest buyers and band-mon
Alfonso, of New York, and J. L. Here of tobacco are expecting lower
Ritter, of this city. .Mrs. Alfonso bad | prices before the crop i:
Did you ever have
the opportunity of
going into a nice
little business of
your own, provided
you could put up
$500?
The Opportunity
quiring telephone and telegraph wires been here for some weeks. Mr. Stew- However tins tea .nuttor .re y«
u, go underground, it wasthought that! art was born in London, England, dividual farmerto^ktatf
the matter was at last settled. For March 80.1856, and came to this conn- and weare merelyW^™"*! §
weeks and months the question had try at the age of twelve years. The fu- ion Greenrboro wants ^'tobacco J
been occupying the attent of the j ueral services at the family residence and "heu-" >°" "^"ft£ ■£* 1
neosle of the citv The ordinance Suuday afternoon were largely attend-.on the market we would like very g
Soptedw. one"rreJby Ab.erman |ed. liv. H. Baldwin Dean, rector of; much to have it and w.Ujmmlse to g
Boyd at a meeting held several months ! St. Barnabas church, of which Mr do our best for you at all limes,
ago. At the meeting held Saturday ! Stewart was a member for several
afternoon Alderman Stafford offered yean, conducted the last sad rites over |
! an amendment, which would make) the remains. The pallbearers were
1 the or.lii.au. c apply to telephone wires Messrs. (i. W. Whitsett, John M.Dick,
„„ly. J. W. Cone, J. W. Menefee, W. l.yiud.
The Southern Bell Telephone Com- Gayle, L. H. Sellars, Frank Leak, O. PABMEBSWELL PLEASED.
pany, now that the question is settled, -D. Boycott. Robert G. Glenn, F. J. vVe have never seen farmers better ft
has gone to work, preparatory to erect-1 Muir, C. D. Sellars and Howard Gard- .^ wjth pricea tllull they are now I
|ing a handsome three story brick and ner. Interment was made at 0reene|wUh theprjCes they are getting on tbis|H
stone building on the lot recently pur- Hill cemetery. j market. Nearly all of them go home g
.based on the corner of West Market Mf Joab Leonard of Jamestown, so well pleased that they go to strip- §
and Greene streets, opposite the Rec- lB ^^ ye8terdny and from bim we j piug tobacco right away for their next a
ord office bulldiug. A car load of learned 0f the death of his son Julius, load, and some men are here every.:
has already been received for ...... ., „„., c„,,,,.,,„,. x.iv l<>. wee.
NO SALES THANKSGIVING. 18
There will be no sales on this market g
; on Thuuksgiviug Day, which is Thurs- jH
day, Nov. 21th. Please Lear this In ig
piping
use in the underground trenches, and
in which the wires will be inserted.
winch occurred Saturday, Nov. I!'.
The young man was twenty-four years
old at the time of Ins death, lie was
strip
Game Warden Wea.herly Makes Capture.: jorjtog In High Point «*nbe.j*
fered an attack of pneumonia, ana
Game Warden John Weatherly has 8earcely a «eek elapsed before the end
made several captures of ].artridges i came j„ recent years young Mr.
being shipped ov.t of the state. Satur- Leoual(i had held responsible poailioi a
day he sold at auction 2o<) partridges tnt 0ak(|ale factory,
j . . 1. •.. U ,. H..ntn*Ail iltum .. .- .1. .
week with what tobacco they .an
at odd times.
W. H. Clayton and W. B. Layton,
both of Guilford county, were here with g
tobacco the last week and made very
satisfactory sales.
may come again,
and the wise thing
for you to do is to
get ready to avail
yourself of it. It is
easy.
Get a Home Bank
Come, get one of
our little "Home
Banks" and drop
into it $1 Monday,
50c Tuesday, 25c
Wednesday, lOc
Thursday, 5c Fri-day,
lc Saturday,
and thus cultivate
thehabitof saving.
::
Southern Boston Cable, oue of Alamance couu- :: day he sold at auction ^partridges ilh 1 Loan and Trust Co, at tht 0ak(Iale , Ull„ uear Jame,- Z^S^SS^^S verj 1 LOSH 3n0 I fUSI 10. 1
and six pheasants, lie captured them towu Kor a time he was employed at i ' . f. ., . . ... S
at the express office. They were mark- p-j^.-y- and he is remembered here *™M,oryP • 18 g
ed "rabbits," and marked from a tow., ! ^ ttt„ us elsewhereas a young man of W. R. Bolden, a prominent farmer j g3amtmm««mmtmm8m8ttam««
in Virginia to Washington city. An excenent character, faithful to every of Bockiugham county, was here yes- __
**w- omi.„,L-«j,„«'«i i. nterest..th.a.t allected !h.;i.s. tfamHily.., ih.wis tteerrddaavy ffoorr tthhee ffiirrsstt ttiimmee iinn hhiiss lliiffee aanndd to0JMCB||vecolDm.i.t.tee of,.t,he board
friends and his employers. His re-! made very satisfactory sales. of directors of the State Normal and
mains were laid to rest at Red Hill W. G. Wagoner, J. J. Lambeth ani1
lluluH,rial Co|iege held an important
cemetery on Monday, the 14th. The J. M. York, of Brown Summit, were meeUng nere last weeki i„ addition
funeral sermon will be pleached at a i here with tobacco the past week and I ^p^ng tne biennial report which
date to be announce.! later. M.r. Leon- made highly satisfactory tales. | fa sub|ujUert to tlie general assembly at
ard's death followed within a year the j |.- Barham and W. P. Hudson, of thg reKU|a|. „essjon of that body the
1 committee practically accepted the
new Spencer dormitory, which is Hear-ing
completion by Contractor W. C.
J. W. F. Porter, a prominent farmer | Bain. This building, which takes the
death of his mother, and a bereaved
father, three sisters and a brother are
almost crushed by the blows that lrave
fallen upon their house so near to-gether.
The sorrowing family feel:
Buckingham county, were here with
tobacco during the past week and were
highly pleased with their prices.
inspection of the express books showed
them to have been shipped from Mt.
Airy, N. C. The shippers hoped to
'get around the state law by having it
appear that the interstate commerce
law protected them.
Tuesday the game warden discovered
that on one of the through trains a
postal clerk was carrying bags of rab-bits
and birds OU bis mail car to Wash-ington
city. A complaint uas'at once
lodged against the clerk at the Post- jgether. feels j^ J^"**'hanTwlTo M^dom"TOmeTtolplace of the dormitory burned last
office department in Washington. deeply grateful, however, lor the in- markei was here last week and winter, meets every requirement so far
The various shippers use every plan numerable acts ..r kindness on the part ^ ^ m„hiv '.,k;ised w ith his prices. as it- capacity goes. It will ac.-.mmo-possible
to ship birds, hopinjr to evade! of neighbors and friends who assisted ' • R j date three bundled girls and com
suspicion. Ii is said that last year birds „, ministering to the final comfort of \. J. Hooper. Virgil Wilson W. I>.
i were shipped in collins, butter buckets, j those who are gone before, and Will McRiuney, J. C. Ullbteath, Jerrj
and one man went so far as to use a ever remember the practical sympathy Terry, U. R. Fiyer and Sain Johns.",
large two-gallon jug with a hole In the displayed on both occasions. were among fie prominent larniera of
* this county who sold tobacco hue \es
In the mayor's court Monday.Arthur | dav
. New Sunday School Library at Buffalo. \Vbarton, colored, had a hearing on a
Through the gracious consideration charge of assault with deadly weapons
of Mr. Anthony l»ey,a prominent New on several white men on ( Lurch street
Yorker, the Sunday school of Buffalo
church is now In possession of a valua-
Saturday night. It seems from the
evidence a number of white men were
I'llllfCIl 1> ll*l\* 111 it».-^c-ri.'ii -»i .. .«...— -■
ble library of nearly two hundred vol- passing along Church street when a
umes The books were received the negro began shooting at them from
latter part of the week and are highly I across the street. One man by-appreciated
by the school, which em-braces
a large proportion of the mem-bership
of the church. Sunday morn-
Turner Thacker. an Industrious col-ored
man from near Brown Summit,
sold a load of tobacco here yesterday
for which he got (180.23. He is a hard
worker and always gets good prices for
his tobacco.
Sam W. Cobb, a very prominent
me of Sillman jumped behind l farmer of eastern Guilfe^*""*
telephone post and was struck on the following prices for a load^ lobacco
shoulder by a bullet from the pistol. I on Monday: |6.26, *«.#5, ,
bines elements of safety and utility
that are unsurpassed. The committee
also approved plans for the new $16,000
library building that is to be erected
"on the college campus by Andrew
Carnegie. All the preliminaries for
this handsome structure are in the
hands of the college authorities, even
to the supervision of construction.
If you want jeans, cassimeres or ker-seys
for men or boys' suits or pants,
j you can find them at Thacker & Brock-
Imann's. Also a good line of winter
underwear for men, women andchil-dren.
ever sold iu
MICHAEL SCHENCK
ATTORNEY
ND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
mrt Square. Greensboro, W. C.
Can recommend the International With-out
reserve, as it has long since passed
the experimental stage.
Tl(KER& Fit WIN.
The annual session of the North Car-olina
Methodist Protestant conference
will begin in the Methodist church to-
- morrow morning, lasting through Bun-
. .lay A large delegation will attend Piano Tuning *L*****»**>tac,odin*;,,e"":"■ iailU 1 M««» ft ministers from Greensboro: Rev.
Mpcrt whose work we uuarantee. ^ ^ jollnsou, president of the confer-onr.„.'
wev R. M. Andrews, pastor of
(ace church; Rev. J. G. W. Hollo
way, pastor of Revolution M. P. churcn.
.{,.%• W L. (irissom, of this city, is
at work on a history of North Caro-
Una Methodism which he hopes to
have iu print by next spring.
The history will comprise several vol.
umes beginning with the settlement
of the first colony I,, North Carolina
and will tell of the work of other de-nominations
in this state before the ...-
auction of Methodism, "promises
, be a valuable contribution to he
hWory of the state and the Methodist
church.
Jmujrer n^a ^^J^foZ^T.,* ^ mak.ng a hand-1 The best ,M0 shoe
i„ ,be farm of appropriate resolutions, one of the men were Uidly hurt hey to^co.
N„ .,„„i. OullfOrdColeBe.
r. salem Academy. Prof.SBlrtey.
And otliois.
a.. D. JONES &. COMPANY
(JKEEXSBOKO, N.C.
L. FRANCIS HANES
PHOTOGRAPHER
HIGH CLASS WORK ONLY.
, Opposite the McAdoo House.
a copy of which has by this time reach-ed
the philanthropic gentleman. The
library supplies a need that has been
felt in the school for many years.
Flag Raising and Bible Presentation.
Next Friday evening at 8 o'clock
Greensboro Council No. 13, Junior
Order United American Mechanics,
will have Hag raising and Bible presen-tation
exercises in the new Pomona
graded school building near Diudley
Park. (apt. F. P. Hobgood, Jr.,
acting councillor, will be in charge of
the service. The flag will be presented
by Mayor O. B. Eaton, of Winston,
and the Bible presentation speech by-
Rev. C. A. G. Thomas, of Edeuton. A
cordial invitation is extended to the
public to atteud the exercises. An in-teresting
program has been prepared.
reported to the police, and shortly! Oscar Young, Moure Bradsher, A. R.
afterwards Wbarton was found drunk j Thomas, 11a Johnson, T. E. Scott, J.
near the courthouse, lie was arrested | n. Edwards, J. W. Andrews and W.
by the officer. In the mayors court p. Baldwin were among the prominent
day weight, can be found at Heudrix's.
New raisins, citron, currants, figs,
nuts, etc., just received.
Sillman said that Wbarton was not the
man who did the shooting. The other
men said that they could not state
positively Wharton was the man that
did the shooting. The case was there-fore
dismissed. *
Mat Hollis, colored, was tried before
the mayor Tuesday and lined $15 and
costs for an assault on Sarah Roseboro,
a negro woman. As he could not pay
the line and costs he was sent to the
county roads to work out the amount,
which will give him nearly three
mouths on the roads. He has beeu
mliined
;.Intnl.
$325,000
Combined
Assets over
$500,000
Ihe Greensboro
-ire Insurance Companies
lave. Id the last eiirbt years,
mvi 'I to the people ot 0"«°"~
,oron..t less than $40,000 in the
»8t of their insurance. «n
you insure call for your home
ouipauics. :: - " :: :: " "
J. Simpson Schenck, Agent
Mr. C. A. Whitworth died at hii
farmers ofGuilford county who reali/.ed |
good prices for tobacco on this market
last week.
H. B. Garrison, S. B. Atkins, Jae.
Simpson, J. R. Jones, J. R. Davenport,
Newton Simpson, S. L. Walker aud
J. W. Simpson were among the promi-nent
Rockiugham farmers who sold on
our market the past week and were ex-ceptionally
well pleased with their
prices.
TUCKER 4 En WIN.
We know our 12.50 shoes are the best
to be had because the people tell us so.
J. M. HENDEIX & Co.
the negro had gone into the woman's
house and threw an ink well at her,
home on Wharton street, Monday even-1 in„u.tillg a severe wound on her head.
P. . „ IIUMB A! ("■ •': !■,.! , ItUllit.U". !__ .. .1*1- ..,
Union Thanksgiving Service.
The Union Thanksgiving service of
.nths on the roads, ne nas nee.. «»« GreeD8boro Churches tomor-on
the county roads a number of times the BOUI WeBlminster Pres-before
and savs he does not mind it in row ^ ^^ ^
the least. The evidence showed that byter ^ The members of
City National Bank
Greensboro, N. C.
CAPITAL. - - - $100,000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS, 16.000
United States Depository.
OFFICEKS,
Grace, Centenary, Friends', Westmin-ster
aud First Reformed churches will
Acollec-
W. 8. Thomson. J. Van Lg£f>*.
President. * 'ce President.
Lee H. Battle. Cashier.
homeon .uonuay .™.- lnfl|cting Hevere WOUUO ner nea .. --- exercises
i„g. after anility of h.teennr:ut^(lllHtolhe negro ,U-. that , she ^[Jhe token for the.
•One
Made Young Again,
of Dr. King's New Life Pills
each night for two weeks has put me
iu my 'teens' again" writes D. H.
i"in,erofDempseytown,Pa. 1W«
the best iu the world for Liver, fatom-
"Cb and Bowels. Purely vegetable.
Nevergripe. Only 25c at all druggists.
, buried at Cen- I J^JJj th(j offlcerB be would split the ofli-
• cer's head open with an axe aud kill
A. G. Kirkiuan officiating, assisted by | ^foj le,|jnlf The officer found Hoi-
Rev. J. A. Bowles. He was a member
aged 88 years.
ter church today at oue o'clock, Ke\.
iiou will be taken for the orphanages
of the several churches.
of Center Methodist church, and a
Christian in all respects. He leaves a
widow and three children, Mr. C. A.
Whitworth, of this city; Mrs. W. L.
Ferguson, of South Carolina, who is at
present in the city, and Mrs. W. F.
McCuiloch, of Chester, S. C.
iug.
lis aud the axe in the hall when he
reached the house aud he took Hollis
in charge. The woman had gone into
au adjoining room aud locked tbedoor.
All kinds of school baskets, slates,
tablets, pencils, etc., at reasonable
prices. TCOKEB & EKWIS.
Quick Arrest.
J A Gulledge. Of Verbena, Ala.,was
twice in the hospital from a severe case
of piles causiug 24 tumors. After doc-tors
aud all remedies failed. Buckleu s
Arnica Salve quickly arrested further
luflammatiou aud cured him. it con-quers
aches aud kills pain. 23c, at all
druggists.
DTRBCTOB8.
W. S. Thomson, E. J. Stafford,
C. H. Dorsett,
W.C. Itain.
J. A. Hoskins,
J.Allen Holt.
Win. Cumininge,
J. Van Lindley,
J. C. Ilishop.
J. A Davidson.
We extend to depositors every facility con
sistent with prudent banking.
Interest paid on time certificates of deposl
WRITE OR CALL TO ESE US.
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