The Greensboro patriot [August 30, 1905]

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THE GREENSBORO PATRIOT i
VOL. 84. GREENSBORO, IM. C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30. 1905. NO. 35
DE W. J. RICHARDSON
OFFICE:
KATZ BUILDING.
i,ES,DENCE: 318 WEST GASTON ST.
ST.VCY. M D. J. H. BOY ma. M. D.
ii. I He*, i".' W.llastou.
I I'huuc No. ;iv-.
}TAMEY 6 BOYLES
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
LOCAL iTE-^rs.
-•.. professional servicest<Otlicpeople
- iiru and surrounding country.
, , , Helms' Drug Store,
- , south Kim Street. Phone BB.
Dr. J. E. WYCHE
DENTIST
OfFICE IN SAVINGS BANKBLDG.
■ c.-» IM *T • cailNSBORO. N. c.
Dr. M. F. FOX
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
GUILFORD COLLEGE. N. C.
Dr. E. A. BURTON
DENTIST
Hairy veteli ami seed rye at C. Scott
ft Co.'a.
Mrs. <harles L. Corl is visiting friends
in Wilkesboro.
Mr. (». Floyd Bon if home from
Philadelphia on a visit.
Cotton continues to be quoted at 101
cents on the nearby markets.
The Proximity-Graham ball game is
scheduled for next Saturday afternoon
I at Cone park.
Mr. H. V. Conyers, who returned
from Morehead City last week, is eon-lined
to his room at the Hotel Clegs by
illness.
Iu mayor's court Monday I>r. IS. K.
Gregory was bound over on a charge
of wrongfully issuing a prescription for
whiskey.
There is a marked Improvement In
the condition of Mr. Lee H. Battle.
Since Monday morning he has been a
great deal letter.
Mr. Frank YV. Eldridge lias gone to
Wilmington to take charge of the Kress
store during the illness of the man-ager,
Mr. Willis Scndder.
Mr. and Mrs. B. It. King werecalled
to Asheville yesterday by the serious
illness of Mr. C. N. McAdoo, who has
been there some time for his health.
Mr. James C. Norman and Miss
U00D EFFECTS OF THE REUNION. Other Sections Waking: Up on the All-
Important Subjecl ol Home Patronage.
Outgrowth of the First Gathering- of Non- ; The Gazette-Messenger of Washing-
Resident Norlh Carolinians. ! ton, X. C, has the following to say uu
"The good ellect of the reunion »J the subject:
non-resident North Carolinians, which
was so well conceived and BO splendidly
executed by Greensboro two years ago,"
said Press Correspondent Andrew Joy-ner
to a PATRIOT man yesterday, "has
been felt abroad ever since by the
aroused interest it created in all thai
pertains to North Carolina. The year
following (iovernor Ayi-ock, Lieutenant
Governor Winston, Claude Kitchen
and other prominent speakers weie
pressed to speak in sections of the
Nor HANK HIIT Isn't it astounding
that we have been able to add so mate-rially
lo our surplus wealth,despite the
enormous drain of hundreds of mil-lion.-,
from ihe South to oilier sections
of the country for the past thirty-five
years? if we consider the impoverish-ed
condition of ihe Smith at that time,
mill ihe feaiful tribute it has paid to
other sections in the form of life aud
lire insurance premiums, larill taxa-tion,
federal pennons, high rates of in-terest,
and a hundred other things, it
is a marvel that we are not commer-cially
bankrupt. Suppose we had be-
GRfcENSBORO TOBACCO MARKET.
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North and West and Fast where «"» thirty-live years ago to make an
Southern men had never been before, ' "5J£ ™certed effort lo keep at
, , ,„. _ „ Lome every year as large a part as pos-on
any such a mission. Ihe influence „lbto ,„ t|lJ8 ilumellHe BUm what a
of aroused 'down homers' in Virginia different showing we would have been
no doubt had something to do with the "hie to make today! If we begin now
election of Alderman as president ofM*J^W™*"* home institutions of
, ,, , . 1 equal merit it is hard to estimate the
the I niversity of Virginia last yearand,belleri| t,1H, wj„ acmie frolu „,„.,, a
the selection of several other North | |ioUcy in the next ten years.
awakened North Carolina aud South- lOullford county a life Insurance com-ern
societies in several of the outside ' pany with surplus resources of over a
states beginning with Virgiuia, and quarter of a million dollars, otleriug as
embracing Maryland, New York and ,-afe and sound protection as can le
New Jersey. Maine and the far west- had anywhere in the world. There is
i-iu states have had (iovernor Glenn no longer any need that any man in
aud other speakers and insist on having North Carolina should go outside for
him aud others again. At the great his life insurance.
MARKET REPORT.
The receipts on our market for the
past week have been the largest for the '■
present seasou, and farmers have been
the best pleased with sales that we
have ever seen them. There has been
but one pile of primings taken iu on
this market since the priming season
began, and the man that took that iu ;
only wanted 1(1 cents a bundled ad-vance,
so you can see that our people
have been very highly pleased,
which has caused us to have a great ,
deal better sales than we would hive
bad otherwise. We think that it is as
good a time to sell primings as you will
get iu the near future, and we would
advise farmers to dispose of their prim-ing
as early as convenient. Our buy-;
ers are very anxious for all kinds of
tobacco and all grades are iu active
demand. The prices on Drivings range ■
from $2 to jd.'i per hundred, aud a great
mauy ol them bring $S to % 1 -.
C FFiCE IN LASH BLDG..
SOUTH ELM ST.
C. W. BANNER. M. D.
Prscu
|>o$ITE M'ADOO HuCSE.
Limited to the Eye. Ear. Noie
and Throat.
- » \. M. to 1 P. M.: -:»l P. M. to
lay, '.• to lU.UU A. M. given t<> tlic
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Dr. J. J. HILTON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
GREENSBORO, N. C.
... . Floor Galloway Drug Company
m H to II A. V.. and :i tt>5 P. M.
.. ;:.,-,■ «i W h:t>- "ilk Hotel.
Delia Doak will be united in marriageIpgrk( jJr. Mclver, who was the head
tonight at 8 o'clock, the ceremony to be , aII(| originator of the Reunion Associa-performed
at the home of Mr. Richard tloI1 j,|en, ,,n very short notice of the
Boren at I'omoua. , possibility of a Southern man being
C. C. Townseud ft Co. have com- i selected, came within a few votes of
menced remodeling their big building being elected president of the associa-cn
South Elm street. It will be fated lion, and J. Y. Joyuer was selected as
with brick and made two stories high, one of a few Vice-presidents,
its dimensions are 84x212. "But possibly the best result of that
! Among the free attractions each day reunion idea aud execution has been
the big Central Carolina Fair, October see" i" the isolated
10-l:;th, Will be the famous Bickett home-comings on a
family, live in number, the greatest year
aerial artists the world haseverknown. slid impetus this year, a
Carolinians there and iu other states to . AH will he seen from the half pate
high educational peatUona. This year j advertisement elsewhere, we have in) J. P. Carter, of Kockingham county,
was on our market the past week aud
made a good average.
H. H. Lewey, one of Alamauce
county's best farmers, was here with
tobacco the past week and was well
pleased.
J. A. Lineberry, one of Alamauce
county's best known farmers, was here
the past week and was well pleased
with prices.
W. B. Cornelius and M. J. Hoover,
national educational meeting at Asbury
Col. Osborn Wins His Suit.
in the Superior court last week Col.
VV. H. Osborn was awalded §4,000
damages iu his libel suit against Col. of the High Point section, were here
M.T. Leach and The Kaleigh News with tobacco the past week and made
and Observer. After voluminous ar- very satisfactory sales.
guments on the part of counsel the; jas. Ladd, A. W. Sharp, T.T. Carter,
J. C. and (i. T. Williams, prominent
This bank, with
its large capital
and surplus, com-bined
with the high
standing of its
board of directors,
affords its deposi-tors
unquestioned
security as a bank
in which to deposit
idle money. We {
pay 4 per cent, on
time and savings
deposits.
I>IItl£CT01ts*
.1. M. llemlrlx.
R. P. Wbarton.
J. Van I.iudley.
II. T. Ham.
A. W. McAlisicr.
A. M. s.-alcs.
E. E. I la in
D.iviil White,
/. V. Taylor.
w. C. Boren,
K. o. Vaughn.
S dies, Taylor & Scales Mr. and Mrs. w. c. cruuhir
l._j, M. \*J »w» —' M„i.ii„ » I., ilnnnd new hara I
ATTORNEYS
o2 COUNSELLORS AT LAW
GREEHSBORO. H. C.
.•:: M. IXIUK'.US. ituUrt I). Douglas.
local reunions or
small scale last
increased movement
resulting di-rectly
from t lie Greensboro gathering
and all suggested and promoted by it,
and quickened by tbeiosiBtencedurtug
the state reunion campaign that these
county and district and family reunions
aud'home comings' should obtain in
North Carolina, as had been the custom
Mobile, Ala., stopped .ner here the nrst m U)e N(jw E||g,toh „,„„,„
of the week to visit Mrs. Crutchlield s ..lhe citizens of Guilford have been
parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Hudson, pioneers in many tfcmga, hut In nothing
They are on their way to Brevard for l|iilm) |MWbi,,|v ,„ the educational Held,
an outing. |,as any sentimental idea been produc-
A charming reception totbemembeia
of West Market church was given at
the G. F. C. last night. In addition to
a delightful musical program there
were refreshments in abundance* "rved.
•if
case « as iu the bands of the
hour.-. Jud
i t lie defense
-i:iti-d that he would reduce the amount
to 92,000 if the defense would pay that
much and close the case, hut Mr. A. L.
P.rooks, attorney for the News and Ob-server,
said that the suit had beeu re-sisted
on principle, because it was never
Intended to injure the plaintlrl by the
I ublication w hich gave rise to the suit,
and that the publication had been
u.'..» in good faith and without malice,
Ihe Judge then announced that he
ury seven
e Ward, upon motion of, fanuerH fof Buckingham county, were
to set the verdict aside, | |lere with tobacco the past week.
S. I). Dick, P. T. Highlill aud W.H.
Button, prominent farmers of Guilford
county, were here with tobacco the
pasfweek and were well pleased.
Levi A. Walker, U. F. Shaw and S. g
C Morgau, prominent farmers of this 8
county, were here With tobacco the 8
past week and were well pleased. ::
Mr. J. C. Whitesell.one of Alamance
county's best farmers, was on our mar-
Southern
Life and Trust Co.
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Capital,
Surplus,
$200,003X0
50.OCO.00
tsrermn tmmmmmtmmm
would reduce the verdict to $8,000, and ket the past week. We are always
signed a judgment to that ellect, where- glad to have Mr. Whitesell uilh uo.
J. W. Angel, A. J. Allen and J. H.
Dye, prominent farmers of Kocking-ham
county, were here with tobacco
upon an appeal to the Supreme court
was Bled by the defense.
Fair Attractions.
For the amusement and instruction
of the many patrons of the Central
Carolina Fair, Secretary Cook is put-ting
forth his beat efforts and is now in
correspondence with such concessions
Local authorities of the Southern
Railway are taking effective steps to-ward
enforcing the ordiuance Which
punishes unauthorized people for walk-ud
nuin-the
past week and were h.i.g.h.ly pl.easedJ »im"■r "oun ™or "n■e"a"r thec railwayJ tracks a
. ' are having warrants served on a nil:
wit i prices. ^ of meu wn0 perejat iu using the
O.C. Hrown.oneof Guilford county a tracks m a ^ hi?hway.
best farmers, was here with a load of
Mr. J. C. Murchlsou, superintendent tive or more practical benefit, consider-
DOUGLAS d DOUGLAS of the Fayettevllle division of the At- |Dg it from an utilitarian standpoint
lanlic Coast Line, came up from Rocky alone, than that one. Carolina Fair Secretarv Cook is put- O.U. BWWn.oneor uniimra cwiDiy'•\tmgmm% poWte highway. Itisesti-
ATTORNEYS AT LAW Mount Saturday night. He left with ...\ext year wheu the second great tlng fnrtn h|a heH, eflorto aIU, i9 DOW j,, , hest mated that a tbousand people traverse
hie family yesterday for a pleasure trip Mtate reunion is held iu Oreenaboro it correspondence with such coneenMona | prhnhig" the p««* week andwaa highly Uie trackl) helween the depot and coal
Htlc. in Greensboro Loan and Tr«t Bldr- to Washington, Virginia Beach and j« to be hoped that all the counties in f()r „1(f ,,ike ^ MJHft ()ra reci| the [.leased «ith his sales. He averaged chute daj|y aM(, UMJ ,)leHelK.e of MO
other places. the state will form local branch »*»-j|Wpard quean, 1'iof. F.mmett's troupe over s ceutH f,,r leMVes- many trespassers is naturally confusing
i The l'ee!e*School of Commerce ami ciatioos and arrange a reunion day, solof pertiMjBjtng ,1,,^, DeKreko Ilros.' A. C Warren, G. T. Knberts, A. C. t„ engineers and trainmen, who have
Fnglish will reopen September 4th. that non-residents from a distance, j "Mysterious Asia," picturing the CUB-1 Comer and K. K. Moore, prominent j t0 kee|, a eoustaut outlook in order to
A better institution of its kind is not to coming to Greensboro as a radial (Hiint, tom"H a||(, |,|e„HUreH (1f Kgypt, .Morocco farmers of Itockingham county, were|avoja accidents. Two ten dollar lines
he found iu the South, due to its excel- can have a common week in their old a|1(( \|j,jerH (jeo. W. Rollins'trained on this market the past week and made were assessed by Mayor Murphy last
lent location and the superior facilities native counties, to lie able to meet as-it
affords those who really want the snubled friends iu their county towns.
training that it imparts. [The transportation commitlce will be-
C. G. WRIGHT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
.«. = -- SJILOINC. OFP COU«T MOUIl.
GREENSBORO, N. C.
THOMAS C. HOYLE
ATORNEY AT LAW
.:» Ctcrt Smare, GREEHSBORO. H. C.
Specs attention g-lven to coUeetlom. Loans
W First He- *1'" work in January to arrange for
month's schedule of*reduced rates
wild animal show. "Darkest Russia," highly satisfactory prices.
"Old Plantation," llice's dog and pony ; The Planters warehouse is
show, and many others, to say noth-1 |ng well and will soou be in
Robert C. Strudwick
ATTORNEY aid COUNSELLOR
AT LAW
..; Ccurt Square. GREEHSBORO. H. C.
The corner stone ofthe ne
formed church was laid with appropri-ate
ceremoniesSunday afternoon. The »" sections of the state,
address of the occasion was made by
Rev. J. D. Andrew, of Burlington. A
number of Greensboro ministers pai-tieipated
in the exercises.
Miss Ktha Ridge returned Monday
from a
relatives at
Friday iu cases of this kind,
progress- MJ8H MartDa Do/.ier, who will have
' ' '" charge of the Business department of
Stores and Confidence.
Whether it is at this store or some
other, make it a point to trade with
people In whom you have confidence,
"ling of the daring Legare's mammoth |„ok like a warehouse. We think il' Ureell8Uoro Female College uext temi,
lo'spiral tower, "Spanning the Chasm," I will likely get the roof on it some time j takiU!{ ti,e work of Miss Bettie Aim-
"Loopthe Loop," and such features uext week. It is progressing rapidly. ! [ie|(| whoge bea|tti wj|| not jiermit her
as have never been seen in this part of ^^ Attention. «° te«cb th'8 year- wi" retur" Halur"
the country. I ... . ... ' .,,„,'day from Pougdkeepsie, N. Y., where
We have had quite a good lot of J
Labor Day Celebration. , ^.^ for^ ^ few day(, am, „ „ she has
All arrangements are perfected for very gratifying to say that prices con-'
Labor Day and the parade will be the tinue good on all grades. We would Institute for Colored Teachers.
been
this summer.
taking a special course
largest and l*st ever had. Several a,|vj„e those who have primings, to Tiie institute for colored teachers will
F. P. HOBGOOD, Jr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
: Wright Building, Opposite
..M House. Greensboro, N. C.
pleasant visit to friends and for it's a fact that you have to take the
i.-rU,.Lii..-viii.. shp wis dealer's word lor the quality and value
, ,vM HHleit'ltLei of three-fourths of what you buy. Al- ; floats will be in line. R.R. VVyrick te ^ a„ eoou aH |l0Hribte. As a rulejopeu Monday. September 4th, at 10
accompanied by Mrs He ^be usse l evervb))<| knoW8t|le ,.orre,.t prR.e chief marshal. Proximity and Dan-, wuen tobacoo 8tartH hiKh you Bee a de. |^^ A „ at ,„, courl house and
who will tt£r*f*r£*** j of ealico, spool cotton, bleaching, plus, *"« hnndi will furnish music. VV . E. ,|ine later hl the Keah(0U. We are put-, continue for one week. All colored
as the guest of Miss Hdgt at her moth .^ ^ ^ ^ i,u|K,ssible to Falaon, of Bri*H{h, Hon.T. J.Murphy Uog forth every eflort to make the teachers are required by law to attend
et's on South Spring street. . value of the i «'"' A. Waylan.i Cooke will do the . „.„„„ head.,uarters for highest prices, continuouslyi^^stassatomrm-mt
Announcements of the marriage of , ^ J . <)f^ ( ^: .peaking. Below we give you a few names out of _ l°»«"y bupenutendeut.
Mr. Hendrix Lamb, a former resident : ^ Fifty-cent dress goods looks1 At Cone Park there will be base hall, tl,e large list of farmers who sold at the PasseugertraiuNo.il was wrecked
of Greensboro, and Miss Lottie Leila : ov _;__,_ HhB fJ)p „ivlv_,iv„ ivut foot races, bag races, shoe mixing con- j Ba|luer ,„ the last few days aud were near South Boston, Va., early yester
Parliman, of Washington, I). C,
i very much like the sixty-live cent
larnuia.., «■ ••»- -.— • -- grade;f250and $.1.IHI shhooeess mmaaddee uuppit«e—s*t-• e■"tc•- *
Thursday, August -4th. were received ■ ex ^ ^^ H, lld hl le ■ and speak!
here last week. Mr. nd Mrs I'"'"" ! ,„ok so ,„„,.,, alike that it requires an o'clock.
will beat home after September u.th I ^ m ^ ^^ ^ ^^ I A
Parade starts about 10o'clock | h ,ea(ied „, „ieir rice8. Mr. day truing two or three «frinmen
king will commence about 2U^L^^^ .tfeasTsa at &fi£ru3t+^»£^
S. GLENN BROWN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
...<'ity National Hank Building.
GREENSBORO. N. C.
iEORGE M. PATTON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
". Greensboro Loan ami Trust
Comiiany Building.
at 0904 Paschall avenue, I'hilaiielphia.
A joint conference of the boardf
I stewards of West Market, Centenary
: and Spring Garden street M.F.churches
! will be held at West Market church to-
: morrow night for the purpose of con-
! sidering the qoeetloo of entertaining
the Western North Carolina Conference
when it convenes at West Market
church November 8th.
tion
|5.60; K. L. Dixon -TO at f4.40, -(Hi at had been removed from the rails.
pert to tell one from the other, j ,\ good many people don't realize ..>0, ISO at |8.60; <i. VV. Barker 106 at
I When it conies to silks and jewelry the t what a convenience the street car syi- if:.7.», 100 at £10.50; W. H. McLean 108
of average buyer cannot guess within fifty'tern is until the cars stop running, at $6.25, 78 at S9.60, 26 at IJ8UI0, ISO at
- at
iARLES E. McLEAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
■■i ourt St|uaro,Greensboro,N.C.
per cent, of their real value. That's I Monday night something went wrong | $7.60j K. F. Paschal 06 at tJLBO, UK
why we say deal with jieiqile who have j at t|ie ,H)wer house and not a car has 107.75, 61 at $8.78; E. M. Preddy lo at
proved themselves worthy of your con- since
lidence. TilACKER A Bito< KMANN.
Wesley Smith, the voluble
moved. The growls that one!$8.76, 172 at $7.75, 845 at $-5.10; J. A.
hears regarding the interrupted service
do justice to the situation. People gen-aud
irre- erally believe that the electric company
uHN L. DWIGGINS
COLLECTION AGENT
Stokeidale. N. C.
.■.■■HT»I collecting business. Claims
. jwrtol the State collected. Alsoucls
ilstratnr and guardian. .
• n«<: Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co..
. i.d, Va. -■'4t
Elizabeth, the little daughter of Mr. I serve a probationary period in jail until
and Mrs. J. S. Moore, who had been I court meets. Wesley was picked up by
critically ill for a week or more with
diptheria, died yesterday afternoon at
12.30 o'clock. The burial took place
yesterday afternoon at 6 o'clock at
Greene Hill cemetery, Hev. Dr. H. VV.
Battle conducting the services. The
little girl was three years of age.
Mrs. .1. M. Walker came home from
Mt. Airy last week to spend a few-days.
Mr. Walker is enjoyiug fairly I
health at the springs since it
E.
pressible colored brother, has re-enlist- j j„ crowding its machines beyond the
ed in the county convict force aud will IJOJU of safety, and most every break
is therefore apt to prove serious. The
Bowman lilo at $8.40, 11H at $7.76, 130
at $10; W.H. Long UOo at $7.60, 100 at
?12. The above prices are sufficient to
show that the Banner is the place to
get the very best prices for your tobacco.
Your friend,
K. L. MOROAN, Prop.
City National Bank
Greensboro, N. C.
CAPITAL - - - $100,000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS. 16,000
United SUtee Depository.
Miss Wiuidelda Bergnea, a young
additional equipment promised by the
the police Monday evening as he alight- company cau not be Installed to soou.
ed from the Winston train loaded down
with glad tidings from the home of
the
ac-brother,
procrastination. | the latter beiug the only one of the
Sev.
comi
veral gentlemen who had failed to Cuban girl, reached the city Sunday
ply with the sidewalk paving or-' morning aud will become a student at
Casper. He had live or six gallons of; dillam.e afler re.,eated notification have Greensboro Female College at "■■■
the joyful in his portmanteau and the aed ju ^ court within the forthcoming fall term. She was
police confiscated every drop of it An ^ explain the whys andlcompanied by her father and brot
OFFICERS.
W S.Thomson. J. t an I.lndle>.
President. Vice President.
Lee II. Battle. Cashier.
order sheet showing the names of those
'who had ordered the stud was
also : wherefores of
.. Some of then
tpla
their
i exhibited contracts that party who could speak English, which DIRECTORS.
good
Stopped raining every day. Mr. VV. E.
Bevill and his sister, Mrs. VV. J. Bluck-
W. S. Thomson,
C. H. Doraett,
W. C. Rain.
J. A. Hoskins.
J. Allen Holt,
E. J. Stafford.
Wm. Cummin?',
J. Van I.indlur,
J.C. liiahou,
J. A. Davidson.
saw Wesley's sad finish dropped his
,„ ,„■ ai-- inn.iMvn.... ni health] valise full of liquor and took to the tall
since they went to White Sulphur aud timber, wheieupon the officers added
the* will remain there until health is , a few more gallons to their fast-increas-fully
restored. in« sture'
Kiug will test the ordinance by an ap- year. She remained here during va-peal
to higher tribunals. I cation aud will devote her spare tinie
F *!_ until the college opens in acquainting
Bed and sapliug clover seed, the best, ' her uew friend with the rudiments of
at C. Scott & Co.'s. English as it is spoken iu Greensboro.
We extend to depositors every facility oon
■Went with prudent sanhlng.
Interest paid on time cert if.eates of deposl
WRITE OR CALL TO ESE US.
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