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THE GREENSBORO PATRIOT
VOL. 84. GREENSBORO, IM. C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28. 1905. NO. 26
Or W. J. RICHARDSON
OFFICE:
KATZ BUILDING.
SESDENCE: 3ia WEST GASTON ST.
E. L. ST.MEV. M. D.
He-. 11* Arlington.
Pbcno No. 38.
J. H. BOVLCS. M. D.
lies. 4iw W. Gaston.
Phone No. "*>.
STAMEY & BOYLES
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Offer meir professional services to the people
' '„: Greensboro and surrounding country.
OrriCB: Over Holms' Drug Store.
ansJt South Kim Street. Phone «'.
Or. J. E. WYCHE
DENTIST
0--JCE IN SAVINGS BANKBLDG.
• OUTN CLH ST.. CSEINSSOBO. N. C.
-Dr. M. F. FOX
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
S.U LFORD COLLEGE. N. C.
Dr. E. A. BURTON
DENTIST
OFFICE IN LASH BLDG.
SOUTH EIM ST.
I^OCAXJ N'J=J \K7*S.
Syracuse plows at bargain prices.
See Petty-Heid Co.
Mr. C. G. Wright took his family to
the seashore last week.
Lynchburg plows at a Hpecially low
price. PKTTY-ltKii> Co.
The GreeDsboro Klectric Company
has |ilaced an order for a 760 horse-power
Corliss engine.
Mr. G. A. Hankin, of the Vanstory
Clothing Company, is laid up with an
attack of typhoid fever.
When thinking about the drill you
are going to buy remember the Petty-
Heid Company sells them.
The Southern Hail way expects to
open its uptown ticket office here this
week, with Mr. E.C. Vernou in charge.
Stallion Wealth, 2.10, cau be found
at the Vanstory racetrack. An oppor-tunity
is now given to raise fine horses.
Dr. J. E. Wyche, accompanied by
his little daughter and Miss Jessie
Trogdou, has gone to Wayuesvil'e to
spend a couple of weeks.
Mr. I). C. Waddell is preparing to
build a nice residence on West Market
street, between the homes of Judge
Adams and Prof. Pearson.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Van Noppen and
children went to Atlantic City last
week, where they will spend the great-er
portion of the month of July.
COL. R. 0. PREYOR DIES AT MONTREAL
His Remains Brought Home and Interred
at Greene Hill Cemetery Monday.
Col. Robert O. Preyor, president of
the Greensboro Lumber Company,
whose illness covering a period of sev-eral
months had been noted in these
columns, died early Friday morning at
Montreal,tuberculosis which developed
in a sore on one of his feet being the
cause of his death, the insidious disease
finally permeating his entire system.
Col. Preyor came originally from Ohio,
where he had extensive business inter-ests
at Cuyahoga Kallsand other points.
He spent several years in eastern North
Carolina and then returned to Ohio,
but after a comparatively short stay
decided that this state ottered oppor-tunities
that should not be overlooked
and accordingly came to Greensboro.
During the year that he speut here he
established a reputation as a capable
and conservative husiuess man and the
success that had marked his career
elsewhere followed all his undertakings.
With his family he became a member
of West Market M. E. church soon af-ter
his arrival and he was never uu-mindful
of his obligations to his Mas-ter.
A wife and four children survive,
and truly they are bereft of a loving
and considerate husband and father.
The funeral services took place Mon-day
morning at 9 80 at West Market
Coroner Turner Investigates Cause of the
Saferlght Woman's Death.
Rumors rgarding the cause of Mrs.
Kmma W.Saferight's death In Simmer
township culminated in an investiga-tion
yesterday ou the part of Coroner
Turner, who with the aid of Deputy
gherifl Weatherly exhumed the body
GREENSBORO TOBACCO MARKET.
MARKET REPORT.
The receipts on our market for the
past week have been the lightest for
several weeks, which Is due to the fact
that farmers are extremely busy with
their work and tobacco is nearly all
and made a full and complete exaini- sold In this section. The little receipts
nation. The coroner found that the j we have had were eagerly sought for
woman's brain had evidently been seri-1 by all of our buyers and brought out-o
isly affected and that death uudoulit- '■ side prices for every grade.
edly resulted from paralysis. The j The weather has been Hue the past
body, winch was in a good state of pre-1 few weeks for working out the crops,
eervalion, showed no signs of bruises ' and we learu that the crops are in Hue
or other indication of injuries that
might have contributed to the woman's
death.
It will be recalled that Saferight. his
sister .Mrs. Liueberry, and a tenant
condition, having been thoroughly
worked out and growiug off very nice-ly
in most instances.
Our warehousemen are beginning to
get ready to handle primings and our
mmmmmtm
named Osborn were recently held by buyers will evidently be very anxious
ilie Sunnier magistrates on a charge of. for them wheu they begin to come iu.
murdering the woman, the evidence We think it will pay farmers well to
being based solely ou rumors or cir-isave them this season, and we believe
< iinittanlial evideuce, it having been i prices will be good ou all grades of
Mated that the parties who prepared primiugs.
Hie dead woman's body for burial saw | Johu Wiley "^,7,^, willl a |oad of
numerous bruises about her body ID j tobacco lent week and made a most
addition to an injury to the skull. A1!
these thing* must have been imagi-nary,
as evidences of injury would
still have been plainly discernible
to a practiced eye had they existed
lit the time of death. Dr. D. A. Arm-iield,
one of Guilford's best kuowu
physicians, was called to see the wo-elegant
sale.
Lee Waugh was here with a load of
tobacco last week and realized good
prices for same. He is a good farmer
ou the east Mde of town.
M(forehead & Davis were here with
a gooid load of tobacco last w eek, made a
C. W. BANNER. M. D.
OPPOSITE M'.WtOO HOC8B.
Praiccc Limited to the Eye. Ear. Nose
and Throat.
church, the pastor, Dr. Detwiler, being ,'„„"„ the day „he divd all(l ne Haw no ■ good sale and went away highly
assisted by Dr. Turrentiue, presiding tlMiieatiOD of bodily Injury. 1'he hives- j 1'leased.
Miss Margaret Kfrkpatrick has goue elderofthis district, and l>r. H. C. ISea- nation will set at rest all the wild ru- ] We give you below a few letters ou
to Moore's Springs, Stokes county, with uian pastor of Trinity M. E. church, ,.l(>rrl t|,a, have been circulating iu re-! t'ie condition of the crop iu different
her father. Mr. D. N. Kirkpatrick, Durham. Dr. 1 Seaman was Col. Prey- ,, ll(J ,„ tUe CH^ however, and it is sections. They were clipped Irom the
who has been iu delicate health for or's paetor for some years at Kli/.abeth ,,,,,bal,le that the prosecution of Safe-j Southern Tobacco Journal, Winston,
sometime. City end a stn.ng and lasting friend- ,;,,),, all,| ,he 1)lher „arlies wj|l ue i >'• «'•■ and we feel they will be inter-
Mr and Mrs W M Hidenhour have »Mpepruug up there between the two dropped at once, without bringing the ! esting to our readers:
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Dr. J. j- HILTON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
GREENSBORO. IN. C.
Third Klmn (Hida!l own) l>ru|t I'uinii my
ii ;." i.. •:,...,., M \. v.. Mn i Jtnsr,
IV i -,- Oak ullk-eal WblU •'■•'*■ 11»-t • -1 -
M.
returned from their wedding trip North
and are at home to their friends at the
residence of Mr. Wa K. Bevill.on Weat(
Market street.
Messrs. Max T. Payne, It. I. Gran-tham
ami Berne Rea, of this city, were
among the 4.; successful applicants be-fore
the state Board of Pharmacy at
Morehead City last week.
Judge Adam- baa purchased from
gentlemen. His tribute to the memory • i.-c to the attention of the grand jury.
of the deceased was beautiful and
touching. Dr Detwiler spoke briefly PlrM Contract Awarded.
but lovingly of the deceased, also, atat- The trustees of Kmanuel Lutheran
Ing that he bad placed a high estimate College, for the education of colored
on his character at his liret meeting youths, have let the contract lot the
with him. A quartette composed of ereeth.ll Of the main building to Mr.
Misses Tatum and Wood and Messrs.
Wheeler anil Lawaon furnished appro- ..
tor the service, a beautl- |,:.w the structure completed by De- i Mr. H. C. Ga.ther, leaf dealer, States-
Pope Carrington, warehouseman,
Durham, reports: "We think the crop
prospect is fairly good. Acreage a
very small incicase over 1004. Condi
lions of growing crop good."
Mr. H. Ricks, planter, Rocky Mount,
re|H>rls: "The tobacco Nop has been
increased about 8 |>er cent, in Nash
er-
SAVINGS
DEPOSITS
Made between now and
July 1st will draw 4 per
cent interest from that
date. Any amount from
$1.00 to $10,000.00 re-ceived.
One distinctive
advantage of a Savings
Account with the bank
is that the interest is
compounded; that is, It
is added to the principal
quarterly when it Imme-diatelybegins
todraw in-terest
at the same rate.
This is not the case with
mortgages and other de-sirable
securities which
afford no means of rein-vesting
the income. The
possessor of an account
with this bank has the
additional advantage of
being able to withdraw
his money at any time it
may be needed for other
purposes.
Southern
1 Life and Trust Co.
Andrew Srhlosser, a local contractor, county, and the crop ie about an aver- a
and u..,k will bwinatouceiuordexto -We.ou«*"'thta lime of the year." ;:
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Capital, - - - $23C,000.00
Surplus aad Profits, 55,003.00
A a SCALES. 2 V TAYLO*. J. I. SCALES.
Scales. Taylor & Scales
ATTORNEYS
aid COUNSELLORS AT LAW
GREEUSBORO. H. C.
priatemusic tonne service, a neauu- ,,:,., 111C „„„■„„, „„. «* *~-jvl„e reportB: ..The illt.rease in crop of
ful solo, "l-.ice to Face, by Miss Iceui ni 1st. The college has a veryde-: i(li,,,.,.„ |„ this section ie about 2* per
the Greensboro Heal Kstateand invest- Tatum. tcii.g rendered faultlessly. A sirabl s*»tIon on the east side Oftown, {cent, iu Bereave over last year's crop,
K. I WHARTON, PBWOBMT.
1!.G. VACOIIS.TIIKASI HEit.
meni Company the Glenn farm of 120
acres on tiie Battle Ground road. It is
a valuable piece of property.
large number of friends of the family, not >..i from the A. .t M., and the and the general stand ie very good aim
including several kinsmen from north- building to '. e erected will be the Hist' -'low,"8 "J1 ver.v we";_
em states, attended the services.
:.:::^naan:*:::aaa,Bttaari
;; i. it M. Douglas. Bobert 1>. Douglas.
DOUGLAS & DOUGLAS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
,, J. N. Vaughn ft Co., leaf dealers, Mis* Cora Dick, the beloved daugb-
In- ,o! a n.m.ber contemplated by Uu-^'1- Kieh.u,,,,,,, Va., .eportH: -The crops it. ' ,er of ("apt. and Mr«. K. C. O.ck, who
rbeUuilford Lumber Manufacturing termeut waa made at Oreene Hill cem- porteraof the institution, it will be of L,, geetkni hM lieen planted, underL^ Uetn jM for seVerai months with
Comnanv, of (ireeusboro, has increased tery, the pallbearers being Messrs. C. j brick, Ulx88 feet, three stories high, verv favorable circumstances, and is . _ ..
Mr. C. A. H. Ireland. X. L. Bute. K. J. He- and euuinned with all modern con- Idolng well. There ...ay be a small in- eoneumption, died early Friday mm-w|
1( crease in acreage, say 10 per cent. Our Ing at the family residence two miles
acreage was large last year. We base ; east of the city at the age of twenty
its capital stock to $100,000. Mr. C.A.I H. Ireland, N. L. Kure, N. J. Hc-|ajld equipped with all modem
Reynolds is president of the company Duffle, C. P. Kra/.ier, K. I.. Bidea and Ivenieucea. The other buildings
and Mr. W. I). Meudenhall secretary K. .I. Stall'ord. The freshly-made grave follow as fast as they are needed. Thle 1 mjs jntbrmation on what OUT best in-irflcf
In Gretnsboro Loan and Trust Bldz.
C. G. WRIGHT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
**!CHT BUILDING. OPP COURT MOU8E.
GREENSBORO, N. C.
THOMAS C. HOYLE
ATORNEY AT LAW
:s Conrt SQtiare. GREEHSB0R0, B. C.
and treasurer.
The Fourth of July is in reality Gull-ford
county's reunion day and the Hat-tie
Ground is the meeca on that oc-
, casion. 11 a man wants to see eight or
1 ten thousand of his friends in a bunch
be Can always depend on finding them
there on the Fourth.
Colonel Osborn, president of the
Keeley Institute Company, will give
an old-fashioned barbecue and bruns-wictc
-tew dinner at I.indley park Fri-day,
at which will be present the pa-trons
and officers of the sanatorium
and several invited guests.
was hidden beneath
lloral offerings.
profusion of with the Methodist Protestant college,
' which will certainly be built, will give
Greensboro six educational institutions
formed and most reliable country '
years and was buried Saturday at
friends tell us." Hethel chinch, services being conduct-
Mr. H. A. Fdmondson, banker and !«- ''>' Kev- *-'• K- Kankiu aud Hev. P.
tobacconist, South Huston, Va., reiairls: I J. Carraway.
married at Buffalo church yesterday Base Ball Notes,
afternoon at -'i o'clock in the presence Danville, the top-notcher in the
of a large company of friends, the cere* Interstate haee ball league, opened a
mony being the first that has taken three-days engagement here Monday,
place within the historic walls of ISuf- j cleaning up the Greensboro team in
falo in many years. Miss llattie Whar-1 the Oral game by a score of 14 to S.
must too early 10 even guess at w hat.
the crop for this year will be." The municipal authorities liave put a
Mr. John B. Cuniiigham, tobacco j Stopper of their own iu Tom West's
planter, Person county, rejiorts: "All [coritage boelneea and Tbomae baa been
our forward planting is looking very dta(| ,„ H,,,,ear before the mayor to-well,
and irrow in<r uicelv. 1 do not
think the acreage has been Increased j morrow to answer to nineteen warrants
any, as all of our young laboring col- j charging retailing, selling goods with-ton,
who presided at the organ, | layed Yesterday she was more considerate of ; (,re*(| men have generally left to go up i out license, etc., etc., etc. West's ap-
Dr. M. K. Farrar, who passed a sue- Mendelssohn's wedding march as tiie ; our feelings and let the Pysjmlea win
Li eelal attention git
"C'f-tiat. i.
■n tooollectlons. Loans
cessful examination recently before the briday party entered the church. Foi-l-
State Hoard of Medical Examiners! lowing the ushers, who were Messrs.
here for license, has decided to make Tom So.-kwell, Bob Chrisinon, Joe
Robert C. Strudwick this city his home and has rented a
handsome suite of offices in the new
ATTORNEY art COUNSELLOR City National Hank Huilding.
AT LAW
..5 Court Square, GREEBSB0R0, B. C.
Rhoda, the live-months-old daugh-ter
of Mr. ami Mrs. W. M. Itoach, died
Plupps and Carl Wharton, came the
bride with her sister aud maid of honor.
Miss Minnie Fields. The groom entered
with his best man, ltr.J.8. McKnight.
When the party was grouped beneath
Sunday night at. 9.80 o'clock at their I the wedding arch Hev. J. W. Good-
F. P. HOBGOOD, Jr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
•tile- in Wright lluil.lintr. Opposite
Court i i .-■. Greenslioro, H. C.
MICHAEL SCHENCK
ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
.i 2 Court Square, Greensboro, B. C.
S. GLENN BROWN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
loi Court Square,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
EORGE M. PATTON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
:■" :.: 7, Rrecnabnro LoanandTrust
Company Building.
residence, 21il Lindsay street. The re-mains
were carried to Keidsville for
burial Monday morning. Mr. VV. II.
Kankiu accompanied the bereaved pa-rents.
At a hearing set for Friday, June
man, the pastor of Hullalo, spoke the
words that made Mr. Wharton aud
Miss Fields man and wife. The taste-ful
decorations of the church and the
charming costumes made a pretty pic-ture.
After congratulations bad been
:50th, Mr. W. P. Moore, manager of the Baid the P"-* was driven to the home
of the bride aud later to the Southern
Piano Tuning
Ua* • an expert whose work we frii;irantce.
UKCEKENCK8:
'•".■'•' Normal. (iuiltord Col efre.
►f. Peirker. Satlen Acailomy. Prof. Shirley.
And .itiu'-.
A. D. JONES &, COMPANY
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Greensboro branch of the Singer Hew-ing
Machine Company, will answer to
a charge of seduction preferred by Miss
Lena Yow, daughter of Mr. J. H. Vow.
a farmer aud dairyman living south-west
of the city.
Chairman W. H. Hagan requests the
PATRIOT to announce that the board
of county commissioners will meet in
regular session on next Monday, July
3, and will adjourn Monday evening
until the second Monday. There will
be no meeting ou Tuesday because it is
the Fourth of July.
One of the magnificent monuments
erected by the Federal government iu
honor of Itevolutionary heroes will be
completed in time for the Battle Ground
celebration next Tuesday. A glimpse
of this stately memorial alone will re-pay
everyone who visits the Battle
Ground on the Fourth.
Horry Gaiues Palmer, the one-year-old
nephew of Mr. A. H. Horry, died
at his residence, 50J Arlington street,
Saturday morning at 4 o'clock. The
funeral was couducted at St. Audrew's
church by itev. 8. It. Guignard Sun-day
afternoon at 6 o'clock. Interment
at Greene Hill cemetery.
depot, where Mr. and Mrs. Wharton
' took a train to western North Carolina.
After a short visit at Asheville and
other points they will return aud make
their home in Greeusboro. The PA-TRIOT
joins hosts of other frieuds in
tendering congratulations to these ex-cellent
young people.
Hq ii ire J. E. McKnight has officiated
at two marriage ceremonies within the
past week. On Friday evening at 8
o'clock at the White Oak drug store he
joined together Mr. Samuel Swaaey
and Miss Pearl J. Lambeth, both of
White Oak, a large number of people
witnessing the ceremony. The groom
originally came from Randolph, while
tne bride is a daughter of Mr. J. D.
Lambeth, of this county. On Sunday
at high noon Mr. Kdward Jordan and
Miss Annie H. Hill, both of James-town,
were married by Mr. McKnight
at the residence of Mr. J. H. Ham at
White Oak. The happy couple came
here on the morning train and returned
home that evening.
Buggies, gurries, carts, wagons and
all kinds of farm implements.
PETTY-REID CO.
With 7 runs while she made 4. Tomor-row
Kalisbury-S(>encer will return aud
administer the usual drubbings the
last three days of the week unless
there is improvement iu the local team.
Charlotte comes Monday for four
»orin aannda Wweesstt iun otmher w«oorrKk. Tiuhee|i |jcat|()|1 f()r ,ice|1Be l0 ruu teortaga
stand of tobacco is somewhat irregular, j' ..... . . . . «*.,. „.i i., ,K~
owing to cut aud wire worms and too \ establishment had been refused by the
much rain up to a few days ago." authorities, yet he weut right on with
,. ^TIZZZ .,.,.«,,...... the business, evideutly determined to
Death of an Agred Woman. ,^^ m^m (he courtH There „
Mrs. Winnie Shultz, who had been a j mucb C0IJje(.,ure a8 to wll() will win
resident of Greensboro over fifty years, | ou( -n lhe coutest
games—two of them to be played July died athjthe home of Mrs. T. H. Mayo
4tb, one at 10 A. M. and the other at last Wednesday afternoon at the age of
4 80 P. M. We can lick the stufling j eighty-two aud was buried Thursday
out of Charlotte ou our owu grouuds jeveuiug after- an appropriate funeral
and uot half try. Greeusboro coutinues | service by her pastor, Rev. Dr. Det-to
cling to last place with a insistency wiler. Mrs. Shultz's maiden name
that would be commendable were it was Lumpkin. Her father, William
properly directed.
A Welcome Visitor.
Col. J. R. Cole, one of the leading
busiuess men of Dallas, Texas, was a
welcome visitor in Greeusboro over
Sunday. With his daughter, Miss
Katie, who was one of the sponsors for
the Trans-Mississippi Division, U. C.
V., he atteuded the big reuuion at
Louisville, Ky., comiug on East for
short visits at various points in Vir-ginia
aud North Carolina. Col. Cole
was reared near Greensboro but located
in Texas soon after the war between
the states, through which he served
with distinction. His last visit to his
native county was made eight or ten
years ago, and he noted many changes
in the meantime. He has not lost in-terest
in North Carolina affairs or
friends and hopes to visit the state
two years hence.
Georgia Newell, the eleven-months-old
child of Mrs. George Newell, of
William-ton, died Saturday night at
9.30 o'clock at the home of Mr. J. A.
Coppedge, on Walker avenue, where
the mother and child came to visit
some time ago. The remaius were
taken to Louisburg for interment.
Whippoorwill peas at Townsend &
Co.'s. 25 It
Lumpkin, a Revolutionary soldier,
was 92 years old when she was born.
She had long been intimately asso-iated
with the Pearce family here, of
which Mrs. Mayo was a member, aud
she seemed more like a member of the
family than a friend. In her declining
years she was tenderly cared for by
these good people. Mrs. Shultz's hus-band,
the late Lieut. Cornelius A.
Shultz, was a veteran of the civil war
and lost au arm in that memorable
conflict. Their marriage occurred soon
after the war. Possessed of a kindly
and self-sacrificing disposition such as
is rarely met with, Mrs. Shultz retained
her friends until the last. She was
long a devout member of West Market
church. •
Second Crop Seed Potatoes for July and
August Planting.
Improved Peach Blow and Red
Bliss potatoes are especially adapted
for late planting. This crop if proper-ly
managed is a very profitable one,
making good yields with little work.
They mature when the nights are long
and moist, thus escaping the ravages
of the potato beetle and greatly lessen-ing
labor. We guarantee our seed first-class
and are offering them reasonable.
25-4t W. L. KIVETT,
ft. F. D. 2, High Point, N. C.
I f you wish to buy or sell any kind of
Rough or Dressed LUMBER, Shin-gles,
Etc., Etc., call au or write to
J. S. MOORE &, COMPANY.
Office In Greeusboro Loau and Trust
Buildiug, Greensboro, N. C. 1-tf
One new Geo. Nissen wagon-body at
Townsend & Co.'s at several dollars
less than cost. 25-2t
City National Bank
Greensboro, N. C.
CAPITAL - - gtOO.OOO
SURPLUS AND PROFITS. 16,000
United State* Depository.
OFFICERS.
W. 9. Thomson. J. Van I.indle>,
President. Vice President.
Lee H. Battle. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
W. 8. Thomson,
0. H. Dorsett,
W. C. Halo,
J. A. Hoskins.
J. Allen Holt.
E. J. Stafford,
Win. Cummln#s.
J. Van I.lndloj.
J. C. Bishop.
J. A. Davidson.
We extend to depositors every facility ooo
sistent with prudent Banking.
Interest paid on time certificates of deporl
WrMTC OS CALL TC ES- V~.
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