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THE_GREENSBORO PATRIOT VOL. 87.
GREENSBORO, N. C. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1 908.
i>r W. J. RICHARDSON
ernu: MCAOOO BUILDING
»EIT TO POSIOinci
,is :ENCE: SIS WEST GASTON «T.
J. H. BOYLES, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
flu* In Holton Drug Store Building.
Offloe Phone 805.
Hi 8. 409 W. Gaston: lies. 1'hone 768.
& ^0° clder m'Us at cost at Town8end
Mr,
NO. 38
Dr. J. E. WYCHE
OENTIST
OFFICE IN CARTLAND BLDQ.
,o.i M it. ST.. orimioio, M. o.
©t M. F. FOX
PM.SICIAN AND SURGEON
R. F. Rice is in New York on
a business trip.
Seed rye and crimson clover seed.
C. SCOTT & CO.
Mrs. W. L. Cranford is quite ill at
tier home on East Washington street.
Seed rye. seed oats, clover seed.
Brass seed, etc., at Tucker & Erwin's.
Messrs. Lahser & Roy have open-
K 11?. ° in tno building. McAdoo 1office
The county commissioners are in
session today settling with ex Sheriff
Jordan.
Hon. A.
I COUNTY CONVENTION SATURDAY
Democrats Name Winning Ticket and
Listen to Stirring Address by ex-
Governor Aycock—New Chairman
of Executive Committee.
State Senate—John A. Barringer.
House of Representatives— J. R.
Cordon and Thomas J. Murphy
Sheriff—Burgess E. Jones.
Register of Deeds—Abel G Kirk-man.
Treasurer—Gordentia H McKiu-
! ney.
Coroner—W. w. Wood.
Surveyor—Robert N. Cilchrist.
County Commissioners—J. A Da-vidson,
John A. Young, W. C. Tuck-er,
L. A. Walker and W. O. Brad-
Brooks is making I 8haw-
. Ull.FORD COLLEGE. N. C.
Dr. E. A. BURTON
DENTIST
i,.ce-ln Mrs. WatHngton building,
.1 it door to Couyer*g Drug Store.
Upstairs.
C W. BANNER. M. D.
'"MoaiTR POBTorrics
Prs;t»ie sunned to the Eye. Ear, Note
»nd Throat.
Oaef Hours-K A. M. to 1 P. M.; 8JU P. M. to
5 ; M. Sun.lay. ■.. to 10.30 A. M. given to the
wr-r.j poor.
speeches in Granville and
counties this week.
Mr. S. S. Brown advertises an im-portant
sale of stock and farming
utensils in this issue.
J. F. Farrington. Route 5, Greens-boro,
has some nice Pearl Prolific
seed wheat for sale.
The C. D. Kenny Company is pre-paring
to open a retail tea. cof.ee
and sugar store here
Person ,The above is the winning ticket
placed in the field by the Guilford
county Democratic convention Satur-day.
Every man on the ticket is a
well known, faithful and loyal Demo-crat
whrv will fill the position for
which he has been named with credit
alike to himself and the constituency
he will serve.
The convention was held in the
Grand opera house and was called to
j order by County Chairman Brown a
SSVit SK°%50^ JSP' KE*N TO V,8,T ™«N8BORO
Nort3Gre,r- bA- JBfe "SB* T ' peech Here- A c « ' MurDhT; Precinct No. Tne I^Ple of Guilford and sur-i.;;.
c; McLean; Fentress, C. T. rounding counties will be interested
weatnerly; Center Grove. T. R Dll- to ,earn *nat Hon. John W. Kern of
P8!/. SW?1 Morehead. J. W. Cook;
Mr. E. O. Pleasants and family, of'.few minutes after 11 o'clock. Every
Virgilina. Va., are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. S. M. Bumpass.
Mrs. W. \V. Wood has returned from
precinct was represented, the crowd
betas one of the largest that has
attended a county convention in Guil-
Asheville. where she'"visited the fam-!ford in mal,y years. Many ladies
ily of her son. Mr. N.'o. Wood. I .Aere Present, occupying seats in the
WANTED—To buy an old
1 boxes and the balcony.
*»• I hone 3U. Residence Phone 3W.
Dr W. P. Reaves
."»• '■■Bra House Surgeon New Orlesns Eye.
Kar. Nose ami Throat Hospital.
"■ ' ctice Limited to Diseases and Sin-ter*
ef l*r Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat.
Hours 1.30 to 5 P. M.
KiA&no Building-. Next to Postoffice.
Dr. C. T. LIPSCOMB
DENTIST
Offloe over Syk.es Drug Company.
Phone TBS.
Air. Miller G. Clapp left th.s morn- read the call for the convention anil
lug for Atlanta to take a position as I called tile roll of precincts
bookkeeper for the Southern Light I Mr. E. !). Broadhurst. In a short
Improvement Company. | speech. introduced ex-Governor
The market on hides is off a little 1 Charles B. Aycock, who had accepted
at present, but I am still paying the! a" invitation to address the Demo-old
price, in cash. I crats of Guilford on this occasion.
A. C. F0RSYTH. Aycock's Stirrig Address.
Miss Hannah J. Wise, a capable ! The distinguished speaker was
trained nurse who graduated recent- rgreeted with an ovation thai display-iy
from SI. Leo 8 hospital, is now lo-jed th.- enthusiasm of the Guilford
cated at 401 West Gastoii street. Tel- | Democracy and proceeded to make
ephone 89J. , j what is pronounced one of the best
Fine Appier seed oals for sale, at Political speeches ever heard in
75 cents per bushel, at my farm in j Greensboro. After a few preliminary
Jefferson, township. Seed purchased j remark;;, in whicb.be took occasion to
from T. W. Wood & Sons last year, j sa>' that this is a Democratic year.
JOHN R. STEWART | Mr. Aycock declared that North Caro-
Mr. R. C. Reman, the jeweler. ! !ina to,la>' ''as the best government
wants to puchase at Once at least i'" tm' American union. He then pro-one
hundred pennyweight of Guilford ' ceeded to dissect the platform adopt
county gold, from which be will make iJJ» Dv the Republican stale conven-souu-
nirs for the centennial celebra- tlon ,n Charlotte, declaring that the
tion. Republicans were hypocritical in de-
Centennial headquarters have been ^S^J^JSTSTXH .SrSS"
established on the first floor of the *i.»tt«ntlon to the fact that the Dem-ion
Precinct No. 1. J. J. Stone; Precinct
g£J- £ J- Stafford; Sumner. R. C.
sfhiln%i*w°eHo. °oSm£ithW: UOlaskonR: idFgreie.nTd.-
fc.. Whitaker; Deep River. S. C. White-heart;
North High Point. Robert
DaWs : S°Uth High Point' S' L-The
secretary announced* the total
vote received by each candidate in
the primaries and the nominations
made were ratified by the convention.
1 M primaries having failed to nomi-nate
a candidate for treasurer the
convention took a vote on the three
candidates with the following result:
U. H. McKinney, 74.94; J. W. Mc-
Nalry, 43.61; A. Weatherly. 1.383. Mr.
McKinney having received a major-ity
or the votes, was declared the
nominee of the convention.
Aside from the nomination of a
candidate for treasurer, the only con-test
of the convention was over a
resolution limiting Democratic office-
»♦♦ ♦MMIMW
OUR POUGY1
holders in the county to two terms. caI 8Peech. It is presumed that his
Indiana, the Democratic candidate for
vice president, will speak in Greens-boro
on Tuesday, October 6th. Mr.
Kern will make only three speeches
in North Carolina, his two other ap-pointments
being at Asheville on Oc-tober
5th and Winston-Salem on the
<th.
Before he left the Denver conven-tion,
after having been nominated
for vice president. Mr. Kern was in-vited
by Hon. A. L. Brooks to visit
the Fifth district and make one or
more speeches during the campaign
and accepted the invitation on con-dition
that he found it convenient to
visit North Carolina. It is signifi-cant
to note that two of the three
speeches Mr. Kern will make in
North Carolina will be delivered in
the Fifth district.
Mr. Kern's visit to Greensboro win
arouse more than local interest and
will be the occasion of bringing to-gether
one of the largest crowds that
ever assembled here to hear a politi-
Offices—108 W. Washington.
4. I. »c*n»
established on the first floor of the „~-t« K V . ...
Ilienbow arcade, in the space former"v \ °"a,tS, na*'e '««»"«« the penak
WMIIiams t,.U.fmmiStSJS,'PffVBaH SaSSES?! T •Commerce is in charge. i = ,,„ ?X', , administrate.!! m this
„„ D i. .,-1 . . .-.• , statp collects from corporate and spe-
Re;, s. B Klapp has been notified ,cial interests two-thirds of the taxes
8.30to 10; 1 to3. ?f i'>»- °>struciion by fire of a print- required for meeting the expense of
r Deserving Patients: J."8 °*™* 'le, owned at, hhenandoah. the state government.
>and Thursdays.i to 4. . v a He had been carrying insurance | The speaker thought the late Re-pausH
.1 w„men. Tuesdays and Fridays, on tne plant to the amount of $1,200. publican sate convention should
but had •Mowed the policy to lapse. have passed a resolution of thanks to
Mayor Brandt has been notified of tne Democrats for having made the
his appointment as a member of the Republican a white mans party, and
ritual committee of the Grand Lodge said the reception tendered Mr. Cox.
I of Elks. He served last year as dis j,he Republican candidate for gov-trict
deputy grand exalted ruler for : ernor. upon his return home from
the jurisdiction embraced by west-Ith<* state convention would have been
ern North Carolina. | impossible under fusion rule In North
Mr. F. v. Suell, of Hartsville, s.! Ca^.,,na;
C, who will have charge of a por- ,.:.,: i
A^ock Pa«.« an eloquent
tion of the construction work on Bur- I ,trib,Ul" ,to .B.rjran- s*JlnS W» greatness
lington'a new water and sewer svs- I !S due to.,hi8 true neart' w,,,cn b,-ats
tern, was here this week looking for I ^LTSS^l T Ul" st,i,vi"« P-°Ple
laborers. Abee & Edwards, of Hick- *?? *»* he does not patronize any
orv. are the contractors I °,ne but mt'<,ts a" °» a" equality. Mr.
( Bryan was described as the typical.
Rev. Melton Clark and Rev. Chas. 1 unterrified Democrat, nominated for
E. Hodgin. of this city, will supply the president by the great body of the
Si
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t aylor G Scales
kNEYS AND COUNSELLORS
AT LAW
GXEEHSB0K0. W. C.
tuM. Douirlan. Koliort I). Douglas.
JGLAS O DOUGLAS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
'.'";■ » 6rs«astsre Lsaa aatl Trast Bide.
THOMAS C. HOYLE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
City 1 «t'i Bank Bide- Greensboro, I. C.
The resolution was offered by Mr A
L. McLean, of Jefferson township,
and was in the following language:
"Be it resolved. That it is the sense
of this convention that hereafter no
Democrat shall be eligible to hold the
same county orfice in Guilford county
■°r more than two successive terms."
Mr. T. A. Lyon spoke in support of
the resolution, and when he had con-cluded
Mr. Samuel Browne moved
that the. resolution be tabled. The
motion prevailed by a good vote.
New County Chairman Elected.
Immediately after the convention
adjourned, the county executive com-mittee
met for the purpose of perfect-ing
an organization, the meeting be-ing
presided over by Chairman Brown.
Mr. A. Wayland Cooke nominated
for chairman Mr. E. A. Brown, the
nomination being seconded by Squire
C. II. Willson. of Brace; Mr. T. R.
Diliard. of Center Grove; Mr. Rob-ert
Hrorkett. of High Point, and Oth-ers.
When he had been re-elected by a
unanimous vote of the committee. Mr.
Brown stated that, while he appre-ciated
the honor conferred nnm him,
personal reasons forced him to de-cline
the position. When Mr. Brown
had refused a unanimous request of
the committee to consider his de-cliiu.
iion. the following gentlemen
were placed In nomination for chair-man
:
E. 1). Broadhurst. by G. S. Boren,
of South Morehead: Charles A. Hlnes,
by A. M. Scales, of Precinct No. 4;
B. H. Collins, by S. L. Davis, of
South High Point. .Mr. Collins stated
that he could not accept the position
if elected, and upon a ballot. Mr.
Hlnes was elected chairman, receiv-ing
17 votes to 10 cast for Mr. Broad-hurst.
The following were placed in nomi-nation
for secretary of the committee:
D. H. Collins. J. I. Scales. W. I. Un-derwood.
C. C. McLean and E. D.
Broadhurst. Messrs. Scales, McLean
and I'nderwood a'nnounced that they
were not candidates and could not ac-cept
the position. When the vote
was taken, Mr. Collins was re-elected,
receiving 16 votes as against 11 votes
cast for Mr. Broadhurst.
speech will be delivered in the af-ternoon,
as it is believed more peo-ple
from the surrounding country
could hear him at a convenient hour
then than at night.
CONFEDERATE VETERAN3 DAY
Old Soldiers to be Made Welcome at
Centennial and Fair.
The board of managers of the cen-tennial
and the directors of the Cen-tral
Carolina Fair Association have
designated Friday. October 16th, as
Confederate veterans' day. This will
be one of the biggest and most im-portant
days of the centennial and
fair, and it is hoped that every mem-ber
of Guilford Camp of Confederate
Veterans, as well as many veterans
from other camps, will be present.
All veterans who can attend are
requested to notify Adjutant W. W.
Wood, of this city, in order that he
may procure arms and make other
arrangements for the parade. All vet-erans
participating in the parade will
be furnished with free tickets of ad-mission
to the fair.
Gen. Evans, of Georgia, the com-mander
in chief of the United Con-federate
Veterans; Gen. J. S. Carr,
commander of the North Carolina di-vision,
and Gen. P. C. Carlton, of
Statesville, have been invited and are
exacted to be present and command
the veterans.
The management of |
this bank has endeavored ♦
to pursue a progressive ♦
policy, to be liberal in its I
treatment, and to adhere ♦
strictly to the legitimate I
lines of banking. Its bus- ♦
iness is confined exclu- *
sively to that of banking, |
having none of its funds %
invested in stocks, bonds *
or real estate. t
Accounts of conserva- f
I tive people* who 'uesire J
J the services of a well t
(equipped and safely con- %
ducted institution, are ♦
+ cordially invited.
t Four per cent, on sav-
* ing accounts.
Bp*v .1.1 attention jriven to collections.
IffMaO* oeaTotiated.
Robert C. Strudwick
TCRNEY mH COUNSELLOR
AT LAW
'• Csart Squire, 6BXKHSB0K0, I. C.
pulpits of Alamance and Bethel Pres-byterian
churches during the ab-sence
of the pastor. Rev. J. C. Shive.
who has been granted a vacation on
account of the condition of his throat.
people, whereas his opponent was the
choice of a single man.
The speaker finished his address
with a strong argument for the plat-form
of the national Democratic party
•Satisfaction or money back" is! !?ying sPecial stress on the tariff,
not an empty advertising phrase at ?e fuaranty of bank deposits and
Thacker & Brockmann's store. if the incon>e ta* Wanks. His argu-goods
you buy there are not satisfac-! ment waf <lear and G«>n«l»e ="><> ellc-tory
they will make it right with ited_ much_a??,au8p.-
you every time. Ask people who
HOMICIDE NEAR SUMMERFIELD.
Arthur Little Charged With Theft.
Arthur Little, a white man from
the Jamestown section, was commit-ted
to jail yesterday In default of
bond for his appearance before Jus-tice
Collins next Saturday to answer
the charge of the theft of $2,100 from
his sister-in-law. Ellen aGrdner, a resi-dent
of this city. When the panic
came on last fall, the Gardner wo-man
became frightened and drew her
savings from the hank, placing the
entire amount in a bed tick at her
father's home near Jamestown.
The money was stolen in January,
and while Little was suspected of the
theft, it was not until a few days ago
that sufficient evidence was secured
to justify a warrant for his arrest.
American
Exchange Bank!
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Capital. . . 9300.000.00.
*X
X R. P. WHARTON, President.
J. W. SCOTT. Vioo President.
R. O. VADOHN, Cashier.
F. H. NICHOLSON, Asst, Cashier.
J. W. CASK. Mirr. Savings Dept.
•>*•*•»•**♦*•>*♦* *->+***+*<.'/*+*V
P. HOBGOOD, Jr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
■- In Wright Building, Opposite
Court House Greensboro, tf. C.
S. GLENN BROWN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
■ - 1:111 Building, 108 North Elm St.
M. Scott. Cbas. R. McLeaa.
SCOTT «5f McLEAN
ATTOENEYS AT LAW
MM**! ill court sanare. Greeasbere.H.C.
GEORGE M. PATTON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
' ■ 11 -rt Square. - Greensboro. N. C.
'"°« J. SHAW CH»». «. HIKES
SHAW&HINES
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
' ■: Rooms 307 and 208 New McAdoo
Building next to Postoffloe.
have tried them out along this line.
Yes, we are just opening' up" the
prettiest and most up-to-date line of
ladies' ready trimmed hats tl'at will
be shown in Greensboro this season.
Prices moderate—7.". cents up to $8.
G. F. BLACKMON.
522 South Elm Street.
The following are among the trans-fers
of real estate recorded in the
office of the register of deeds during
the past few days: From J. H. Wade
to Charles Hanner. a house and lot
on Florence avenue; from C. H. Wil-son
to D. Grant Coble, a farm of 50
acres in Clay township; from W. ('.
Thompson to P. C. Lochamy, a house
and lot on Diliard street.
The wholesale dealers and jobbers
of Greensboro are arranging to make
a big exhibit in the industrial build-ing
at the Central Carolina fair, a
meeting to consider plans and perfect
arrangements having been held last
night. The exhibit will show the
growth and strength of Greensboro
as a wholesale market and Is expect-ed
to be one of the most interesting
features of the fair.
We are going to make a specialty
hereafter of men's and women's two
dollar shoes, and expect to double
! our suli's in this line this fall and
j winter. The lines formerly priced
j $2.25. and they are mighty good ones,
! will be sold at $2.00. and we have
jhad made up quite a number of most
'excellent special styles and shapes of
1 both men's and women's shoes to be
sold at this figure. More inform a-
; tion in regard to this will be given
I In our regular space next week, but
! in the meantime if you want the very
best two dollar shoes you have ever
In the course ol his argument, on
the tariff, wherein he took the posi-tion
that the tariff is the mother of
trusts, .Mr. Aycock was interrupted by
ex-Sheriff J. F. Jordan, who told the
crowd that, he had been requested by
District Attorney Holton and two
lawyers from Washington to furnish
evidence in a case that was to be
brought by the government in an
effort to put the American Tobacco
Company out of business. Mr. Jor-dan
furnished the evidence and was
told it wns sufficient to accomplish
the purpose desired, but nothing came
of it.
After ex-Governor Aycock's speech,
the convention took a recess until 2
o'clock*
Afternoon Session.
When the convention reassembled
Mr. Thomas J. Gold, of High Point,
was, upon motion of Mr. Thomas S.
Beall, made permanent chairman, the
election being by a unanimous vote.
D. H. Collins and the representatives
of the Democratic press were unani-mously
elected permanent secretaries.
Sydney Pass in Jail Charged With
Murder pf Arthur Brittain.
Sydney Pass, colored., a youg ne-gro,
is in jail on a charge of murder,
his victim having been Arthur Brit-tain.
colored, a fellow workman on a
macadamized road force employed by
Mr. W. R. Jenkins near Summerfield.
The trouble occurred Saturday af-ternoon,
after the men had quit work,
and Pass contends that he acted In
self defence. He claims that Brit-tain
was advancing upon hiin with
a heavy stick when he seized the
weapon and struck his assailant
across the head. The blow fractured
the skull of Brittain, who lingered
until Sunday, wheu he died without
having regained consciousness.
!'ass tied to the home of ?ii uncle
Farm for Sale.
Located on graded road ten miles
south of Greensboro, within one quar-ter
mile of public school, less than
two mile's from depot and Pleasant
Garden high school, and in reach of
three churches. Excellent R. F. D.
service; can get Greensboro and Ral-eigh
papers by nine o'clock A. M.
Comfortable six room house, good
spring and well, plenty of fruit
trees, excellent soil. Apply to
MARY S. KING,
.'!8-tf Pleasant Garden, N. C.
The Guilford county Republican
convention will be held in this city
Saturday for the purpose of naming
candidates for county and legislative
offices. The Industrial News, the
Republican organ, says the following
have been suggested as candidates
for the various offices: Senate. W. P.
Ragau; house. C. E. Coe and J. R.
Woods: sheriff, W. E. Bowman; reg-ister
of deeds. J. W. Causey: trwi-urer.
Jeremiah S. Cox; surveyor. Jos-eph
S. Worth; coroner, Dr. J. J. Hil-ton;
commissioners, D. A. Stanton.
J. W. Woody. P. If. Michael. W. A.
Welker, «'. D. Benbow.
A meeting of the Baraca classes
of the city was held in West Market
Street Methodist church Sunday af-ternoon,
when a City Baraca Union
was formed with the following offi-cers:
T. W. Alderman, president;
W. L. Clement, first vice president;
H. M. Scott, second vice president;
Arthur Coffin, secretary and treasur-er.
The meeting was addressed bv
Mr. Luther M. Tesh, of Charlotte,
who was recently elected secretary
of the national Baraca movement.
The fall term of the Pomona grad-ed
school opened Monday with an en-rollment
of 250, which is considered
a splendid showing for that thriving
and populous suburb of Greensboro.
The school is in charge of Miss Bes-sie
Howard as principal and teacher
of the eighth grade. The other teach-near
Winston-Salem. where he was ar ers are: Miss Annie Fordham. .
rested Monday. He was brought tojentb grade; Miss Huldah Marshall,
Greensboro and conualtted to .iil by sixth grade; Mrs. W. C. Bradshaw,
Deputy Sheriff Barker. fifth grade; Miss Bertha Ellar, fourth
Just Exactly Right.
"I have used Dr. King's New Life
Pills for several years, and find them
just exactly right," says Mr. A. A.
Felton, of Harrisville, N. Y. New
Life Pills relieve without the least
discomfort. Best remedy for consti-pation,
biliousness and malaria. 2."c
at all druggists.
Mr. Lewis Has a Close Call.
grade; Miss Lulie Whitaker. third
gr;:de: Miss Mattie Williams, second
Mr. Stirl Ijewis had a r.orrcw es-i«rade; Miss Bettie Atken Land, iirst
cape from a serious accident last Wed srade.
(>: silay. while assisting County Com-1
n . sioner Walker in looking a'.-rl The Gre^nsbcro Centennial .'.s'-socia-so.
ne repairs on McCuiston's brid/cation was chart-red by the secretary of
across Reedy Fork, near the pumpi.i^ , state Friday. The purposes of the
The following resolution, introduc- ,
ed by John N. Wilson, was adopted
by a unanimous vote:
"Resolved, by tbe Democrats of
Guilford county, in convention assem-bled,
that all Democrats in good
standing who propose to support the
Democratic ticket are hereby made
members of this convention and are
entitled to vote on all questions com-ing
before the convention."
The roll of precincts was then call-ed
and tie primary returns reported
to the convention. The following pre- N. C.
cinct chairmen, who constitute the
county committee for the next two
years, were reported:
Washington, T. J. Buslck; North
Rock Creek, II. L. Fogleman; South
station of the city water works. A1 corporation, as given in the applica-portion
of the timbers gave way, I li°n for charter, are promoting and
throwing the two men into the water managing the great celebration of the
and injuring Mr. Lewis rather se- 'centennial of the founding ofGreens-riously.
He had four ribs broken and boro. The corporation has no capital
sustained painful bruises about the stock and the incorporators are G.
, From my farm on R. F. D. No. 3
Roc* Creek, J. w. Summers; North Sunday night, a black cow with no
MARTIN CAUsEY.
After the accident Mr. Walker ' S. Bradshaw. Garland Daniel, Thomas
quickly came out of the water and ! A. Hunter, J. I. Foust, R. D. Douglas,
reached a place of safety, but Mr. IL. J. Brandt. Ceasar Cone. C. M. Van-
Lewis was not so fortunate. He was 1 story, 51. W. Thompson and A. M.
held in the water by the fallen tim- Scales. •
bers about an hour before he could
be extricated. The committee on decorating the
city for the centennial and houie-i
coming week has awarded the con-tract
for the electrical work to G.
E. Petty & Co.. a local firm. It is
a half miles from good, the pUrpose of the management to
miles lmm '" ro, :make the eiectrical display especially
attractive. Among th.e decorations
will be two big arches across South
Elm street—one near the Southern
Railway passenger station and anoth-er
at the court house square.
Farm for Sale.
155 acres on macadamized road, I E.~ Petty
two and "
school, two
No improvements.
MRS. ADA C. KIRKMAN,
38-tf 208 Buchanan St., City.
Strayed or Stolen.
! bought, come In and let us show you.
THACKER & BROCKMANN. I Madison, J. Richard Moore; ' South ! horns.
Seed oats—Appier, Turf and Rust
Proof. C. SCOTT & CO.
SAVE
your money and start a Bank Ac-count
while you are young. You will
be surprised to see how rapidly your
BANK ACCOUNT
will grow when you once get used to
saving, even a little, systematically.
No safer place for your money could
be found than this Bank.
We pay four per cent, interest,
compounded quarterly.
HOME SAVINGS BANK
Opposite City Hall
GREENSBORO. N. C.
C. A. Bray, Pres. Tyre Glenn, Cashistt