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THEGREENSBORO PATRIOT
VOL. 84. GREENSBORO, IM. C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 1905. NO. 6
Dr. W. J. RICHARDSON
OFFICE:
KATZ BUILDING.
BESIDEMCE: 318 WEST GASTON ST.
E. L. STAMEV. M. D.
Res. ■**' N. Hiivie
phone So. 25
J. H. Bovi.es. M. D.
KM. -Iii Mendenhall
I Phono No. 2541
STAMEY O BOYLES
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
IJOC^XJ 1TBWS.
Off* r tin i- professional services to the people
" of G reensboro ami surrounding- country.
OlTICK: Over Holms- l>rug Store.
308)4 South Elm Street. Phone BB.
•Dr. J. E. WYCHE
DENTIST
OFFICE IN SAVINGS BANK BLDG.
■ OUTH ILM ST., CRtCNSSOBO. H. C.
Dr. M. F. FOX
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Capt. J. VV. Tysou is elated over the
advent of a new heir in his home.
Clover seed, grass seed, seed oats,
etc., at Moorefield's feed store, 527 S.
Elm. 6-tt.
Mrs. \V. W. Ellington is recovering
slowly from an illness covering a period
of over two weeks.
Mr. D. X. Kirkpatnek, who was re-cently
reported ill with pneumonia, is
improving slowly.
Mrs. Dr. C. L. Scott is desperately
ill aud friends outside the city have
t>3eti summoned to her bedside.
i
Hecollect we sell all our seed by the
ounce and pound. No SHOUT WEIGHT
papers at our store. C. BCOTT & Co.
Among the sick are Messrs. E. M.
JHendrix, R. O. Preyor, H. T. Allred,
John C. Klrkman aud Arthur Smith.
Big stock of fertilizers on hand at
Townsend A Co.'s, the old reliable
brands that always make crops grow.
Mr. E. P. Wharton is in Richmond
GUILFORD COLLEGE, N. C.
Miss Blodgett, who recently gave a
four-weeks course of Bible lessons at
West Market street church, is very sick
at the Heubow Hotel. Miss Blodgett
was taken sick Sunday, when she had
intended giviug the last lesson of the
series, aud was unable to speak.
Miss E. P. Paisley, aged 84 years,
died Monday morning at the borne of
Mr. S. D. Dick, east of the city, where
she bad resided for some time previous.
She was buried yesterday at Bethel
church, funeral services being conduct-ed
by her pastor, Rev. S. M. Han kin.
Mr. Moody Stroud went to Chapel
Hill Mouday to attend the funeral of
his grandmother, Mrs. Jennie Pritch-ard,
who died that morning at the age
of 84 years. Iuterment was made at
Damascus church yesterday, Rev. J.O.
Atkiuson, of Elon College, conducting
the service.
The old Allen House, formerly the
C. F. & Y. V. Railroad ollices, which
is beiug demolished to make room for
improvements at the Southern receiv-ing
freight depot, will furnish much of
the material required in constructing
•Dr. E. A. BURTON
DENTIST
OFFICE IN LASH BLDG..
SOUTH ELM ST.
undergoing hospital treatment. He J the new engine aud boiler factory to be
expects to return home in a few days, j elected here this spring.
Four second hand buggies and two | In the United States court Saturday
double seated carriages nearly new at ] the involuntary proceeding in bank-great
bargain prices at Townsend & I ruptcy against the Hiawatha Manufac-
Co.V. 6-2t
C. W. BANNER. M. D.
Practice Limited to the Eye, E?.r,
and Throat.
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A U. SCALES E V.TATLO" j 1. SCALCS
Scales. Taylor & Scales
ATTORNEYS
art COUNSELLORS AT LAW
GREEHSBORO. N. C.
Mr.c. !•".. Pearce returned to Poster,
I. T., last week. It is probable that
his family will join him there in the
spring.
Mr. R. II. Brooks, who has been sick
for several days with la grippe, left
yesterday for a briet stay at Jackson
Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Pan! •'. I.indley have
returned from Cuba,being called home
by the serious illness of the hitter's sis-ter.
Mrs. Dr. Scott.
Mr. .1. M. Rosenblatt has bought of
tlic receiver the remainder of the jew-elry
stock formerly owned by Rosen-blatt
& Co. anil will close it out.
turing Company, <>r Glbeooville, was
Continued for hearing until Tuesday,
March 7th. In the meantime, Messrs.
Miss Carrie Uctavla Stewart's Death.
Miss Carrie OctaviaStewart, the only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stew-art,
died at their home on East Gaston
street Mouday evening at 9.30 after an
illness covering a period of several
mouths, dating back to au attack of
fever following her graduation from
the city high school last May. She
was a bright, lovable young womau
scarcely more than eighteen years old,
aud had a large circle of friends. Last
summer her ouly biother, the late
Hamilton Veruon Stewart, passed
away, aud the bereaved parents are
thus left childless. Miss Stewart was
a member of Centenary church and her
pastor, Rev. Ira Erwin, will couduct
the funeral services this morning at II
o'clock at the home, after which inter-ment
will be made at Ureene Hill cem-etery.
The pall bearers will be Messrs.
Will Xeal, Albert McKnight, Harry
Donuell, Edgar Clapp, Charles Van-story
and Charles Smith.
State Teachers' Assembly.
The committee of the North Caro-lina
Teachers'Assembly appointed to
select a place for holding the next an-nual
meeting, held a conference at The
Hen bow in this city last Friday night,
but after discussing the merits of the
various places suggested adjourned
without reaching a decision. Strong
inducements have been tillered by
President George T. Winston, of the A.
GREENSBORO TOBACCO MARKET.
meeting places for the assembly, and
Robert I>. Douglas. Stephen A. Dougias.
For the
early r-na|
best varieties of early corn,
beans, early beets, early
.1. A. Davidson and J. L, Scott, Jr., & M. College, for Raleigh, and Super-temporary
rereivers. were instructed to ' intendent Tighe, for Asheville, as
!continue to operate the mill and report
to the court from time to time.
Solicitor Brooks, of the Greensboro
district, is receiving high praise for his
masterly management of the case of
theState vs. Murray in Durham county.
The defendant was recently convicted
of manslaughter anil it laeouceded that
the closing speech of the solicitor did
the woik. The Durham Herald pro-nounces
his speech the ablest ever
made before a jury in that county.
Judge lioyd has ordered a special
term of the District court of the United
States at Charlotte.
HARKET REPORT.
The receipts on our market for the
past week have been fully as large as
we could expect considering the bad
weather which has prevailed through-out
the entire week, aud while our
Bales have not been as large as we
would have liked to have had them,
yet there has been enough tobacco on
this market to keep our buyers and
warehousemen with something to do
pretty much all the week. The far-mers
who ventured out in the bad
weather were highly repaid for their
trouble aud exposure, for prices have
been better during the past week than
they have been before at any time dur-ing
the present seasou and we strongly
advise the early sale of all the tobacco
you can get ready for the market, as
we fully believe that prices will be eas-ier
when we have a heavy seasou. Our
buyers were never more anxious for
the weed than they are at present and
we think that any reasonable farmer
would be more thau pleased with the
prices on our market at the present
time.
We saw one man pleased last week
on our market which we have never
seeu pleased with prices on his tobacco
before, and we have been living here
for ten years and he has been selling
on this market all the time. This shows
that tobacco is bringing good prices in
< ■ reensboro.
miiiimm.
Young Man
Did you ever have
the opportunity of
going into a nice
little business of
yourown, provided
you could put up
$500?
The Opportunity
may come again,
and the wise thing
for you to do is to
get ready to
yourself of it.
easy.
avail
It is
II. Sinners was here with tobacco i
IGreeusbora citizens and teachers aslted yesterday and made a very satisfactry g
that they lie allowed to extend an in- sale. 18
j citation. A number of prominentedu-1 Pleasant Weir, of this county, ":,sjH
' cators of the county had a meeting and here the past week and made his best. 3
[decided to pledge $200 as an induce-[sale for tbeaeason. \i
meat. Hater several btisine-s men J. I), l.andreth was here during the if:
conferred with the committee audit'
was decided to defer I lie selection of a
place until Greensboro's oiler could lie
made, which will be probably one day
this week.
Business Associations to Consolidate.
A meeting of the members of the In-
Get a Home Bank I
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
the habit of saving.
past week with tobacco and was well j
pleased with his prices.
Capt..I. R. Moore, of Brown Sum-j!
mit, was here with tobacco the past ;
week and made a good sale.
Charlie Layton, of this county, was j
here with tobacco last week and he!
Southern
Loan and Trust Co.
DOUGLAS & DOUGLAS everything." call on C.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Office la Greensboro Loan and Trnst Bide-
C. G. WRIGHT
peas, early cabbage, and in fact "early ].,i|, day of March next, for the tria
the cases of the 1'nited Slates vs. J. K.
Dickerson and 1'nited
II. Penlaud, known as the Asheville
tmmmuamum mtrmtt
ATTORNEY AT LAW
WftlOMT BUILOINS. OPP COURT MOU8I.
GREENSBORO, N. C.
THOMAS C. HOYLE
ATORNEY AT LAW
H5 Court Square. GREEHSBORO. H. C.
Special attention given to collections. Loans
negotiated.
Robert C. Strudwick
ATTORNEY an? COUNSELLOR
AT LAW
IIS Conrt Square, GREEHSBORO. It. C.
F. P. HOBGOOD, Jr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
The L. VY. Andrews property, on
Siuth Ashe street, was sold by the ad-ministrator
Monday to Col. John A.
Barringerfor a consideration of $4,000.
Townsend & Co. have three styles of
corn planters—old reliable machines
that have been sold here a long time
anil always gave satisfaction. Prices
right. «-'*-«
.Mr. W. I". Clegg has rented the Cal-him
building, on South Kim. recently
vacated by K. U. Newcomb, and will
c invert it into a bowling alley, with a
cafe attached.
Some bargains in Greensboro real es-tate
on which the lent will pay a good
per cent, and a few years
property will double in
Town-end & ("o.
Miss Mary Gregory, wh
Florida several weeks ag«
taken sick with tyj
to begin on tlrt dtwtrlal and Immigration Association, J g^jd be bad made a "dandy" sale.
I of | The Gate City Bmtaesa Men's AiSOCia- j (, ^Q D Llndley ofChatham
i„,. .,.d H.e -As«oeia-!(.oiiiityi ^ bm w||h t(|,iac(.0 ,a8t
week ami made very satisfactory sales.
Mr. T. H. Dillard and James Allen
bank cases. It is understood that ! «ve.....g. r-ebruary I HI,, a B 0 do k l„a,l of tobacco last
Judge Keller, of the Southern District ! for the purpose of hemug t..e repoit of ,.,,,,
of West Virginia, will be designated to • eommittoe appointed to investigate ["«**»" I o'clock from Box ft. and another about
.„_, and make a report relative to the es- P™■■■
tablishment of a i hamberof commerce. ' W. A.
tales vs. Win. tio" '■ *■*'■' to meet in the assembly
room of the Benbow hotel Tuesday When the storm of Sunday evening
was at its heighth there were two
i alarms of fire sounded, one about ii
hold the court.
The following paragraph, which ap-peared
in the Wilmington Star of Sun-day,
is of interest here, as the road re-ferred
to has a survey for a branch
leading to (Jreensboro: "The Raleigh &
Western Railway if reported to have
graded lifteen miles westward from
Cumnock to Harper'-, while location
surveys are finished as far ns Winston.
S. A. Heiis/cy. operating the coal
mine- at Cumnock. Moore county, is
I B o'clock from Box 15. The first proved
Hadley, a prominent Ala- | to be a Dur„jug chiniuey hutthesecond
hence the general manager."
price. Bee
i-lt
went to
has been
hold lever and will
lie brought home tonight, accompanied
by a trained nurse.
The Peebles Bhos Company is hold-ing
a big clearance sale of winter shoes.
High Point entertained a luge com-pany
of notable visitors Mouday night
at a banquet, among the guests being
Secretary Metcalf, of the Department
of Commerce and Labor: DonGonzalo
de tluesada, the Cuban Minister at
Washington; Senators Simmons and
Overman, Representatives H. N. Page
and John II. Small, of North Carolina,
aud J. M. Dixon, of Montana; 1'resi-
The meeting is for organization aud ' mance county farmer, was here with a8 a 8ure.euough tire. The liremen
I when organized Will be the conaollda- tobacco last week and went home r„UIMi a COokroom at the rear of Dr.
'lion of the three associations named highly pleased. I Brodnax's residence blazing furiously,
above. J. V. Wagoner, John Wagoner and | but a few miuutes sufficed to transform
Thanks to the consideration of Judge 1". R. Shepherd, prominent Alamance
Shaw, the Uullford Superior court county farmers, made very satisfactory
docket is now in fairly presentable sales here during the past week,
shape, the special term which ended A. J. Hooper and H. C Kellum.
last week having brought about a de-J prominent Guilford farmers, were here
eided improvement. Before adjourn- „ith tobacco yesterday and got more
ment Judge Shaw passed sentence tor it than they expected.
upon H. A. Bummers, convicted of eon- J.F. leleyaad R. A. C. Kernodle,
be/zlement, and a few other defend-Lwo pjooiineut Alamance county far-mers,
were here with tobacco last week | -p|ie parsouage, situated near the
| and were highly pleated with prices. County Home, belongiug to Buffalo,
W. P. Barbain aud K. F. Foulks, Bethel aud Midway Presbyterian
i prominent farmers from Rockingliam churches, will be sold at public auction
county, were here with tobacco the at the court house iu (ireensboro on
past week and went home highly
the roariug and threatening furnace
into au ice-covered and harmless ruin.
The water froze as it fell about the
dauntless firemen but they heeded not
the cold until then work was done and
done well. How the lire origiuatetl is
unknown. A couple of hundred dol-lars
will replace the loss.
For Sale.
odds and ends, broken lots, etc., this
month. They will save you 50 cents to **»« h»'u»el hpenccr, \\ . W . K In ley,
11.50 on a pair of shoes.
.im GO in Wright Building, Opposite
Court House, Greensboro, H <-•
MICHAEL SCHENCK
ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
. 12 (,oort Square, Greensboro, H. C.
s GLENN BROWN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
im Court Iquare,
GREENSBORO. N. C.
The lire department was called out
Saturday evening in response to an
alarm turned in by some one who saw
a chimney in the Trogdon building, on
West Market, burning out.
Prof. C. Rentheim, a well known
sculptor of Charlotte, is here arranging
to do the composition work on the two
Carnegie libraries that are to be erected
in (ireensboro this summer.
Notwithstanding the cold
L. McManus and L. B. Blown, of the
I Southern Railway.
Rev. A. (i. Dixon, recently appoint-j
ed to canvass the state for the purpose
of raising hinds for building the M. P.
College, will be at Grace II. P. church
Sunday, February I2tb, to present the
[cause to that congregation. He will
I spend some time here iu the interest of
the college, which will he erected on
the plot recently purchased on Ashe-
, boro street, just beyond the terminus
weather 0f the street car line. It is expected
ante who bad been tried at the term.
Summers was given live years on The
| county roads. He took an appeal.
bond being fixed at $2,000. The civil
case of Joe Weaver vs. The Southern
Railway was dismissed upon applica-tion
of the defendant's attorneys.
set aside the verdict for j ■' '
Mr. J. W. I.oy, a promiuent Ala-
| mance county farmer and a very hard
worker, was here with tobacco last
'■> to
Judge Shaw
damages in J. H. West's case against I
Judge Shaw alno overruled the demur-rer
in the case of Mrs. Isabella Fisher,
administratrix of B. J. Fisher, vs. the
Southern Loan and Trust Company
week. His prices ranged from $7.
$111 per huudred.
W. H. Warren, S. M. Roach, P M.
and others. This is a case of very much Fryor aud W. B. Wyrick, prominent
importance, involving the title to a
L. FRANCIS HANES
PHOTOGRAPHER
HIGH CLASS WORK ONLY.
and the ground hog people are buying I tbat the college will be built and reatly
our garden seeds already. We have f„r class work within a year,
the largest assortment of seeds ever j Tne reHJ,lelR.e of Rev. E. (.'. Glenn,
seen in the city. C. Bavrr & Co. . on WeMt Market street, was slightly
A meeting of the (ireensboro liar was damaged by lire last Friday noon
held Monday afternoon to arrange the j which originated in a pile of kindling
! calendar for the next term of Guilford | and trash iu the basement. Mr. Glenn's
Superior court, Which convenes next family and the family of Mr. F. J.
j Mouday with Judge Peebles presiding.
Iln: Opposite the McAdoo House.
J.McADOO
ALL KINDS
Electrical Supplies
REENSBORO, N. C.
Piano Tuning
in expert whose work we iruaranteo.
KEFSKENCKS:
•hii Normal. (iuillonl Col cge.
: irki-r. Salem Academy, l'rof. Shirley.
Ami othcis.
D. JONES &. COMPANY
UKEENSUOBO.N.C.
Miss Elizabeth Mallison, of Wash-ington,
a graduate of the Btate Normal,
is now teaching grade No. 6 in the city
schools here. Miss Birdie Fritchard,
one of the teaciiers, Is absenton account
of illness.
Mr. C. W. Lee has resigned his posi-tion
as general foreman of the Greens-
I boro territory in the mechanical de-
' partineut of this division of the South-ern
Railway and is succeeded by Mr.
W. F. Kaderly, of Columbia, B. C.
Blackwtsid, who also live iu the house,
were absent at the time, and had the
lire occurred at night it is probable the
structure would have been destroyed.
The lire department extinguished the
bla/.e without difficulty, the priucipal
loss occurring from the hurried han-dling
of furniture.
To Breeders of Fine Horses.
1'ersous interested iu raising line
horses can have an opportunity to
breed to oue of the li nest horses ever
bred in Ninth Carolina or raised in
Farmers, if you want some fertilizer Virginia (Wealth, 8.10, by Gambetta
for your plant beds, we have it. Then j Wilkes, dam Magnolia by Norfolk by
you may want to sow some oats aud { Nutwood), by writing to C. P. Van-clover
seed. We have grain fertilizers story, Greensboro, at once and booking
also Prices will interest you. Call on j their mares by February 15th. Fee
FULTON BKOS. | $20 for the season or |25 to insure. 4t
UB.
large amount of real estate iu the city,
including the Southern Loan and Trust
Building and other property.
Mr. Lee W. Crawford, Jr., who is
taking a post-graduate course at Colum-bia
University, New York, has been
elected a member of the faculty of
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute as
teat her of English, and entered upon
his duties last week. This will not
interfere with his studies at Columbia,
where he has oue more year before get-tiug
his degree of Ph.D. Mr. Craw-ford
is a son of Rev. L. W. Crawford,
formerly of Greensboro, but now pastor
of the If. E. church at Reidsville, aud
is a young man of brilliant attainments
and attractive personality.
farmers of this county, were here with
tobacco the past week aud made highly
satisfactory sales.
W. Charlie Kirkman, a prominent
farmer of this couuty, was here with a
load of good tobacco this week for
which he realized $168.48. It is useless
to say Mr. Kiikmau went home highly
pleased.
David Sockwell, a prominent farmer
of this county, sold a lot of old tobacco
on this market the past week as fol-lows:
70 pouuds at *7.i">, 1(17 at $8.75,
118 at $9.i», ill at $10, 120 at $15 and 198
at $27. It is useless to say that Mr.
Sockwell was highly pleased with his |
prices.
J. L. McPherson, a prominent Ala-mance
couuty farmer, was here with
tobacco last week. His prices ranged
from $7 to $28 per hundred. He was
highly pleased with his sale. J. C.
February 18, 1W>, at IS o'clock. We
are ottered teu dollars a month reut,
but the property must be sold for divi-sion.
Two aud three-iiuarter acres iu
lot. Terms cash. M*
TKlimOK Bt KFAI.O ClHKCH.
Don't make a mistake when you buy
your plows this spring, but try a Vul-can.
Every oue guaranteed to please
or your money refunded. Bee Town-send
& Co. t>-12t
Townseud ft Co. have two good
horses for sale. Come early if you
want a bargain. **■•
City National Bank
Greensboro, N. C.
CAPITAL ..- $100,000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS. 16.000
United States Depository.
Jack for Sale.
My young jack, 2H m< nths old, 14
hands high, and i-erfect iu every par-1 ^^^'""a^other promiuent farmer
titular, is for sale. Can be seeu tfmjr K A,aniBnce| wa8 also here. His
place near Gethsemane church. Call
OFFICERS.
W. S. Thomson. J. Van Llndle),
President. Vice President.
I.cc H. Battle, Casbicr.
or address C. F. ROYAL,
It. F. D. 5, Greeusboro, N. C.
prices ranged from $7 to $29 per huu-1
tired.
Mr. W. J. Groome, a prominent far-
If you waut to make a good invest- mer „f the southern part ofthiscouuty,
inent in Greeusboro real estate, in three was here witn tobacco yesterday and
DIUECTOKS.
new dwelling houses and lots that will
pay a good per cent, on the iu vestment,
call on C. C. Townsend & Co. 3-4t.
The earliest tomato grown is the
"Sparks Earliaua." We've got it.
C. SCOTT & Co.
said that he got more for it thau he |
could have gotten at any time or at
any other place during this season.
This speaks well for our market, for he
is oue of the best posted farmers in the
county.
W. S. Thomson,
0. H. Dorsett,
W. C. Bain.
J. A. Hosklns,
J. Alton Holt.
F.. J. Stafford,
Win. Cuminings,
J. Van I.imli.'y,
J. C. Bishop,
J. A Davidson.
We extend to depositors every facility oon
sistent with prudent banking.
Interest paid on time certificates of deposl
WRITE OR CALL TO CSC US.
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