The Greensboro patriot [August 11, 1909]

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VOL. 88.
Or W. J. RICHARDSON
ornei: MCADOO BUILDING
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IHIDENCi: BIS WC8T QASTON ST.
J. H. BOYLES. M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offloe In Hotton Drat Stow Buildlne.
Office Phone 80S.
Be*. 400 W. Gaston; Be*. Phone TO.
©E J. E. WYCHE
DENTIST
OFFICE IN CARTLAND 8LOO.
••HTH IM* ST.. QUIIIMOIN. ■■ O.
GREENSBORO, N. C. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 11,- iff*.
liQCAT. xrsrwB.
©E M. F. FOX
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
• UILFORD COLLEGE, N. C.
Dc E. A. BURTON
DENTIST
Office in Mr*. Watiinpton building.
Best door to Conjer s Drug Store.
Upstair*.
Mr. T. A. Walker Is In New York
on a business trip.
That imrrey you need la at the
Townaend Buggy Co.
Mr. M, L. Mlsenheimer, of Madi-son,
was In the city yesterday.
Improved Hocking Valley cider mill
with wood cylinder at Petty-Raid Co.
Don't forget that cider mill you
want ia at the Townsend Buggy Co.
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Gllmer, of Mt.
Airy, are visiting relatives and frlendE
in the city and county.
The Piedmont Baptist Association
will convene In the First Baptist
church of this city tomorrow.
I am paying the highest) cash prices
for hides. There is a good demand
just now. A. C. FORSYTH.
No shoes like Blltrite. See them
before you buy.
JOHNSON. HINKLE ft CO.
A drill whose name tells the true
story, "Superior." See them at our
store. TOWNSEND BUGGY CO.
Rev. J. E. Underwood, of Rocking-ham,
is in the city on a visit to his
son, Mr. W. I. Underwood, of the
Patriot.
Mr. E. J. Justice is critically ill of
appendicitis at St. Leo's hospital,
where he underwent an operation
last night.
NO. 32
PRELIMINARY HEARING TODAY.
Suspected Murderers of Mies Lydia
Newman Before Squire Collins for
a Trial.
James Frailer and John Leonard,
who are suspected of having been im-plicated
in the recent brutal murder
of Miss Lydia Newman, of Sumner
township, and who have been in Jail
for the past ten days, were arraigned
before Justice of the Peace Collins
last Wednesday afternoon for a pre-liminary
hearing—Frazier on the
charge of arson and Leonard on the
charge of Indecent exposure. Upon
the request of counsel for the defen-dants,
and on account of the fact that
Solicitor Fuller could not be present,
the haaring waa continued until Mon-day
morning at 10 o'clock. Later it
was ascertained that Solicitor Fuller
would be unable to be present Mon-day
and a further continuance was
granted until 10 o'clock this morning.
Frazier has retained Stedman ft
YEARLY MCETINQ OF FRIENDS.
se2toB
t^S*2*"Md-twrtla u»«I
lTMeaVini 2\vNort* CaroBn» Year-whicrTr!!
0*.0"' ***** of "«*■.
JE&JB*.* » close at Guilford
tarSi&K WM one * the moat
gZJftrg "• succeaaful meet-
LiSSJrep
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re»ont»t"on 9f the varioua
XtSrsS"Jl,tW8 8Ute "* ■"«■»
state? -X** T,86nt ,rom otner
■vtanri. 7hV*rtod «■««•*• of the
Friends in North CaroUna received
careful attention and there were sev-eral
Interesting addreess on impor-
£*«!?*?• *" to cu"tomary with
tne mends on such occasions, the re-ligious
aerv'ces were made a feature
of the meeting.
«J5r"rh.L" Hobb8> President of Guil-ft"
d
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CoU^». waa reflected clerk,
y*y» Position carries with it the
C. W. BANNER, M. D.
OPPOSITE PoSTornoa.
Practice Limited to the Eye. Ear. Note
and Throat.
Offloe Hour*-* A. M. to 1 P. M.; 2J» P. M. to
I P. M. Sunday, 9 to 10J0 A. M. given to the
'ortny poor.
•*£• Phone 80. ReeldeDoe Phone MO.
Or. W. P. Reaves
ru year* House Burgeon New Orleans Bye,
Car, No*e and Throat Hospital.
Practice Limited to Disease* eat Sur-gery
a/ ia* Eye, Ear. Note «*2 Throat.
Hour* 130 to 6 P. M.
• »<too BuUding. Next to Poatoffloe.
Dr. C. T. UPSCOMB
DENTIST
Offloe over Syke* Drug Company.
Phone Tag.
Cooke as counsel. Messrs. Thomas S. duties of presiding officer Marv M
Beau and David Sterne appear for .'Petty and Joseph H. Peele were elect-
Leonard, who is a very material wit-led assistant clerka and Eli Reece
ness in the case charging Frazier was made announcing clerk
with arson. Frazier's wife is a wit- i One of the firet matters taken up
ness against Leonard in the indecent was the request of the New Garden
expo8ure case- , monthly meeting for a larger and
in the meantime the officers are more commodious meeting house at
still at work on the case, and should Guilford College. It ia planned to
the proper evidence be secured, other erect a building at a cost of about
arrests will be made. $10,000.
Mr. S I, Trog.1o„ and dnuEhter -M?.''??W> ln many yeara nas The reDOrt of the Sunday school
Miss Jessie and Mr an^ Mrs R S colJ.bfondU «>mmunlty as has this work was submitted by the state su-
Petty are spending a few days at o? .'K™„n
(
d mJ6'b.rutal """^ perintendent, Jabez R. MendenhaU.
Ocean View Va 2Li-t ? l and detencel<*8 old of Greensboro, and showed an enroll-
_,.N woman, and among the good citizns meut of 7,000 members of the Friends
Pitts-1 or Sumner township there Is a unan- Sunday schools in North Carolina,
ua imous opinion that neither expense this being slightly in excess of the
nor trouble should be spared in bring- total membership of the various
Plenty of barbed wire and
burg Perfect fencing wire. See
before you buy.
GUILFORD HARDWARE CO.
Mrs. Alvin Byer, of Jacksonville,
Fla., and Miss Emma Hollowell, of
Goldsboro, are guests of their sister,
Mrs. V. C. Lewis, on MendenhaU
street.
Two more of Mr. J. W. Barker's
children are sick with typhoid fever evidence agalnst"him :pi„ us to h.
at their home northeaat of the city, (weak, and it would occasion no sur-
•UNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS.
Goo* Convention* Held In Morehea*
and Center Grove Townships.
The Morehead township Sunday
school convention was held at Spring
Garden Street Methodist church Sun-day
afternoon and was well attended,
delegates being present from the
schools of the following churches:
Cedar Street Friends, First Baptist,
^S ¥• ?'! Ctoistian, First Reform-ed
Spring Garden Street Methodist,
walker Avenue Presbyterian, West
Market Street Methodist and Forest
Avenue Baptist.
In the absence of the chairman,
Mr. E. L. Sides, the convention waa
presided over by Rev. Shuford Peel-er,
aecretary of the county associa-tion.
Rev. T. J. Ogburn delivered a very
helpful address on the work of the
Sunday school. In the course of his
address Rev. Mr. Ogbura said that no
member of the church could be ex-cused
for not attending Sunday school
unless they were physically unable to
be present. He aaid that the object
of the Sunday school waa to save
the little children and teach them to
prepare for a life of service for their
Master.
Mr. Ogburn's address was followed
by a round table discussion of "The
Teacher," led by Mr. G. H. Miles and
participated in by a number of other
Sunday school workers.
The secretary waa instructed to
purchase a suitable township banner
to be carried to the county conven-tion.
A convention of the Sunday schools
fog io"sSed7Tust,c: thT^peS; S^STTSZ^JS^SS i §S£ SSodffsS sTr'
or perpetrators of the heinous crime. ; were addresses on various phases of ^TZT^SSSL^AJSi^
The Hearing in Progress. Sunday school work by Lindley B.
The hearing of the case against C,la,rke' of Washington; J. Walter
Frazier ia in progress as the Patriot Ma!?ne' of Cleve.and, O.; Adelaide
goes to press, and in justice to the HadleJr',I1
or tne, °h'° Yearl>r Meeting,
defendant it should be stated that the and WWiill"liaamm G- Hubbard, of Golds-boro.
There was considerable discussion
when the following officers were
elected: G. C. Burton, superintend-ent
of the Gethsemane schol, presi-dent;
T. R. Dillard. superintendent
Of the Center school, vice president;
J. W. Dixon, of the Scalesville school,
secretary and, treasurer.
M-« r» i- t. ■_ -—w- . » — "- "*#*..u v\,vaaiuu UO BUT- .^ t. ., ,fc, - "_ —. The- «r*e.p.o^r.t,,su. otifi wthe\.uvoarivoaursiouscshSo<oHlsIKJI3
Mrs. Barker has about recovered from prise if he should be discharged by M to the «U»P°sm°n of the orphan-, were submitted by the followhr*:
tthhee ddiisseeaassee. jitthke. c..o,.m..,m...i.t.t.i•n._g "ma_g.r, st^rate"1*'M?.r* ""G' atre nroDertv tho nravallin» nnminn n._* t_. _ « _... ■"'"■ ■l,^B« age Propertv. tne prevailing opinion
Mr. J. Adolphus McAdoo, who is S. Ferguson, Jr., is representing' the being. that tne P1"006^ ou8nt not to
employed by the American Tobacco state in the abaencc ot Solicitor Fuller, u JS^SSLSS'L^ .?^.-to^-Whi-5
Ernest Wade Released.
H. E. Wade, the High Point man
who had been arrested by Detective
Company, has been transferred to New
Orleans and left for his new territory
several days ago.
it was intended when it was donated
to the Yearly Meeting.
David E. Sampson, chairman of the
committee on the suppression of the
M^^^^'JlJZSS*?" tSSSSL»?«-«»« to. jail on liquor traffic, made a r.port show
Or PARRAN JARBOC
JTlflOB: ORI8SOM BTnLDINQ,
OPPOSITB HoADOO HOTEL.
Phone: Offloe, 571; Itesldenoo, 19.
JaUa may be left at Helms' Drug Store.
apeelel attention given to country pmotloe.
Center, by T. R. Dillard and A. J.
Busick; Scalesville, J. R. Painter;
Gethsemane, Elsevan Gordon and G.
C. Burton.
Delegates to the county convention
were elected as follows: Center, Miss
Lula Miles and Carl Wilson; Geth-semane,
Misses Grace Styers and
Rosa Cook; Scalesville, Messrs. J. W.
Dlxon and Ham Wilson.
Two very enjoyable addresses were
Grutag a Btnnrs
Is not difficult once yot start
to save money systematically.
But tt yon ever expect to be 1
independent financially throng*
your own efforts you must
make a start.
Money saved and pat away ]
safely will protect you frost
misfortune and prepare yon to !
take advantage of opportunities J
that will surely come to you.
Funding the capital of your
working years insures your fu- !
ture. But choose the right |
place to put your capital, or
the hard-earned savings of a
lifetime may be swept away ha
a day.
The American Exchange f>
Bank is one of the city* !
foremost financial institution* j
and pays 4 per cent, compound
interest on saving deposits.
We have just issued, as*
will aend to anyone asking for 1
it, a handsome booklet entitled, '
"Some Ways to Save Money."
It givea helpful advice on fin-ancial
matters and tells how
you can save money.
American
| Exchange Bank |
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Capital. . »300.000.0».
ImBi Sv i7 and rele**ed from address on the development of tern- made by Rev Shuford Pe«i«r of thi«
toon 'SSaSfw*FLt^^^m tte PeranCe legl8,&U°n by Mr- 52? 5*5* • "The C Problem,--' Cl
Chas. W. Moteley, M. D.
psjonoi LIMIT«D TO niSBASSS Or
THE STOMACH AND INTESTINES
Opposite Gullford Hotel, G reenaboro. N. C.
Offloe phone S71, reeidenoe phone VM6.
tuurg. t a. ra. to 1 p. m.; t p. m. to 8 p. m.
>ffloe over Farias-Klut* Drug Co- ffll South
Jim Street; Reddenoe. 80S N. ForbU Street.
? T«»IO*. i. i. acaLce.
Taylor CJ Scales
'TTORNCYS AND COUNSELLORS
AT LAW
5R1EHSB0BO. 1. C.
-'obert M. Douglas. Bobert D. Douglas.
•OUGLAS & DOUGLAS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
a C. n Mrivar UH.^^ .„ M !„„~1 , ""Tj"™'—w "» J«»I trainc, maae report auow-
County Commiscuonera Davidson,
iSK a.nwdv Brad8haw *** .County jng, but ln a telepfione communica-1 ChariotU.
Auditor Abbott are at Wrtghtaville In t'on with the magistrate adrnitttwr Th^ rhrlatiiui Endeavor renort
T£?&nJ% annual meeUng ^ he had no Vviden^ce ^agai^Wwed S^t'much work^had been " THE AUTOMOB.LE HIGHWAY.
Comtm3lss1ont
e
ersAS80Ciatl0n °' C°^SZ tZS^^^t^^ £ f™ S mt. ST?2!! t "3S 8t~"» Effort tTr^TRoute Come.by _ . , I „ ".j™" lne "■» '"at there was ties and that the influence of a so- Waw of nr«»n«rm1.«
Ex-Judge Spencer B. Adams, Re- no ev'dence uP°n wbich Wade could dey waa fe.t to a great extent by the ' OT ureensooro.
publican state chairman, is in Wash- Pe neld and have expressed the opln- church to which the sociey belonged- A largely attended and very enthu-ington
on political business. It is 'on .tnat nothing could be obtained Following the discussion, there was i siastic meeting of the Piedmont Oood
sai' his visit has something to do "Sainst him. Wade, of course. Is an address by Prof. W. A. Harper, : Roads Association was held here yes-witii
the appointment of census su- not, Jn very good humor over being of Elon College, president of the ] terday afternoon for the object of se-pervisors
in North Carolina. ' res .rained from his liberty four or State Christian Endeavor Union. I curing the passage through this sec-
Mr. Robert Irvln, who has been , d?f as a suspected murderer. I The report on the Blue Ridge mis-1tion of the New York Herald-Atlanta
conducting the hotel ' at Mt Airy , , 8 connection the Patriot glad- ' sion school, a useful institution con-1 X?urnal national automobile highway.
White Sulphur Springs.-nas given up y ^Ives space to the ollowing com- ducted near Mt. Airy, showed the The meeting was attended by 100 or
his lease on the property and will op-1 mun,c"Ion: school to be ln good condition, about mol"e Greensboro people and good
^ *» ■ _ ri, r~11f/w aj
B. P. WHABTON, Preaident.
J. W. 8CX)TT. Vloe Preaident.
IU Q. VAUGHN, Cashier.
V. H. NICUOL8QN, Aast. Cashier.
eoeeeeeeaee* »+,
erate the hotel at Catawba Springs
during the
Rev. Charles
Editor Patriot—Will you please' 100 students having been enrolled
report on foreign missions
remainder of the season. I eorrect a statement that was printed last year.
...= .. «-rles H. Phipps. who has men'rUtrh^aP^ In/egards to a 8tate-1 5JJ*
been engaged in ministerial work at SS that %LZ% made to the offi- brought out the fact that much in-
Callaway, Va., is visiting his father, dly^ Ym.r n?^ T °1 la8t "»»- Jf0"**" *«in« taken bl N.ortv.h, C,fr°"
Mr. Robert S. Phipps, and other rel- «flri' "I 2S 52?tKg'Ves il that 8ne lna Pl'end8 ln the WOrk °f chri8tian-aUves
before resuming his studies at ?„ ,„lhi. u r°° h.af you won!d *et izi°eJorelgn lands.
IUIn»Iio—n Tfth.—eo,logi.c.a..l S.,e.m_,inary, i.n SRich7- ln trouble if you killed thai «IM ™,^ i Satisfactorv nrosfreas was reDorted man •
mond. Va.
delegations from High Point, Thom-asville,
Lexington, Jamestown, Sum-merfield.
Brown Summit, Reidsvllle
and Danville. It was the concensus
of opinion that every effort should
he made to have the route pass
through this territory and strong res-olutions
were adopted to that effect.
•■•'* i» trmiXro Learn aaa Trait Blor.
THOMSON & HOYLlT
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
^Kmerdal Wat'I Bank BUg.. Greea*»er*
^Pecla! attention given to collections.
• oin/i negotiated.
that old wo-1 Satisfactory progress reported.
This is not true. She did not by the pf-ace committee, the report £ c^n subscription was taken to de-rp.
,., ,,„ , . ,, . say that, but she did make the re- of which embraced accounts of the fay the expense of scout cars that
r^nin?TSSS La i tu te&m
t^ mark.tn« ** was no more than sht recent peace conference held at Lake j •» to be sent over the route.
SET ZLLBt 1,1 J? "I6 rECK ^°r f*pected: "d her reason for saying i Mohonk and Chicago. L gfl*» •• 'act„that. tne meetinK
R71 ^11*?h„ l?LJ?rcentage b,elng th" waa- we had heard on Saturday^ One of the most interesting fea- held in Roanoke Saurday to select
« i The team took two Barnes from night before I was arrested n»,t A»Z ' tures of the metine was the report of the ro"te between that city and Sal-
Spartanburg here Monday and yester- that I was accused of^tocrtoe* « tne^ trUtes.To * GuUford Co^Hge. £*-» decided in favor of the route
day Anderson. Greensboco's closest that is why she mada th» £mJtl which waTreceived with many ex- b' Winston-Salem, It is felt that
rival, is here today and tomorrow. she u.d. Ld I E£ th& STlf Ss'sions of grilmcaUon T°e rt' Greensboro still has a chance Mr.
Rev. Charles E. Maddry. who re- t had not been for an old CTudge'be- Port dwelt on the steady progress of J. ft Waters, Jr., the representative
cently resigned the pastorate of For- tween me and the man who swore the college and said the past year °f the Atlanta Journal in the selec-est
Avenue Baptist church to become out the warrant and for a smart «iad been 'he best in the history of "°" ot th,e route was present yes-pastor
of the First Baptist church of Aleck 2x4 detective, who did not care the institution. Plans have been laid J°rdayand f8ured
D
tne >?ectln8 }hat . *
StatesvUle, preached his. farewell ser- who he convicted of the crime Just to broaden and deepen the scope of »• act,,on of the Roanoke meeting for
mon Sunday and left yesterday with so he got his two-hundred-dollar re- the work, and additions have been J*» *g recommendatory and said
his family for Statesville. His sue- ward, I would have been arrested toade to the faculty to meet the £»».«"-*» °,f ,the route between
cessor at Forest Avenue has not been And I think it is hard if a ma" and needs of the coming year. The me-'?""*8 and Ke".tm2 S2 T ^
Belected- h'8 wife can not visit friend, fo tne «ant new Ubrary building is nearing KJ*^.^ after h'8 retUrn to At_
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
School Desired at McAdoo Heights--
Location Selected at McLeansvlUe,
A regular meeting of the ceaety
board of education was held la the
office of County Superintendent Fo*Mt
Saturday.
A delegation from McAdoo Heights
asked that a school be located there
Bad that the board make an appro-priation
for the erection of a suit-able
building. After hearing the re-quest
of the delegation. It was decid-ed
that the board meet at that place
Saturday afternoon to decide upoa a
location for the school and to see If
the necessary amount of money oeeid
be raised.
A large delegation from Jefferson
township was present In the interest
of the location of the high school at
McLeansville. After hearing the
claims of the different delegations on
this matter, it was decided to locate
the school on the north side of the
erected at once at a cost of *2.0#0
The new school will serve the Mc-
Leansville district and will take pu-pils
ln the higher grades from tho
whole of Jefferson township.
An appropriation of $300 was made
the erection of a new school
building at Tabernacle.
P. P. HOBGOOD. Jr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
'«oe <n Wright Building, Opposite
Court House Greensboro, H. C.
S. GLENN BROWN
ATTOBKBT AT LAW
*•*•** BuUdinf. 108 North Elm St.
"rtst&eott, Chaa.K.MoL»an.
SCOTT O McLEAN
AW0B1TBTB AT LAW
-"""I" ^"Saaar.. Gr*...l»r...T.c.
Miss Annie Kirkman, a daughter of {*UD**y without a charge of murder completion and it is hoped that the the'most""deslrabirroutefobV select Md lrn» not undersold.
Mr. W. D. Kirkman, of Fentress town- be'ng made against him. And if that new King hall will be completed by "|B moM ae8,raDIe route to be seiect-
•hlp, died of tuberculosis Monday af- smart Aleck detective would look in- Thanksgiving. |
ternoon. She had been ill a long to some other ttrngs a little closer Three devotional services were
When you get ready for a surrey
personal report as to oon'tforget us. We are still here
„, and will be
TOWNSEND BUGGY CO.
while, and while not unexpected, her be might find a motive other than hft,'1 Sunday and were attendd
death brings great sorrow to her robbery, was the cause of the old wo- bold Sunday and were attended
friends and loved ones. The funeral man's death. So, if you can find able and edifying sermons. .
and interment took place at Taber- spaca in your valuable paper to print
nacle church yesterday afternoon. this, please do so, but in justice
by!
by i
Death of Miss Mary Gannon.. Have you seen that prise Qull'ord
«*,.
•via i-uurai yesieraay anernoon. ***»•» J"C«MJ ao out Justice to. u
Sheriff Jones and his deputies have mf and mY wife please correct taT <. FURN|TUREMEN MEET.
finished making out receipts for those mistake that came out ln your pane. "L
who bought property at the recent H. E. WAD^"
tax sale. The co lection of personal j ~ —
and poll taxes will now be prosecut-1 Mr> Gamble Goes to Reidivil*-
ed vigorously by garnishee and levy. Mr. R. O. Gam le, of Summerfleld,
Miss Mary Gannon, a well known ^co"rn?i *'Ven tor th* m^rgest yield ef
and greatly beloed woman, died*
Thursday afternoon at her home six I
miles east of the city. She had been
ill only two days and her death came
avent,.ion o,f„Re,ta,il»D.e,alers B^ eing ,as a great shock to her friends and I OTed oneg The funer8, and ^
Held in This City. !ment took place at Alamance Pres- j
BThe fifth annual meeting of the hyterlan church, of which the de- j
, etail Furniture Dealers' Association ceased was a consistent member, Fri-
GEORGE M. PATTON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
""""•u-Sou»re. - Greensboro, N. O.
• M»„ CHaa. a. HIKES
SHAW&HINES
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
°"**2fflr" "» and 404 New MoAdoo
BurMlos next to Poatoffloe.
STie officers hope that every one li- who was for many years iSntlfled' 3 ia Progress in this city, the open- day afternoon, the service' being con-able
for these taxes will make prompt wl"h the tobacco interesta^of the'fo* session having been held yester- ducted by Rev. 8. M. Rankln. Mias
settlement, as the time for indulgence Greensboro market has ameoted »*daT afternoon. The meeting was call- Gannon was 75 years of age and is
has passed. . position with the foremost warehenseM to order by Preaident Hall, of survived by a brother, Mr. William
The annual protracted meeting »" ReidsviUe-the Leadl*-for the wReidsvllle and an Invocation was Ga;nnon;threeJWM^ Misses Emellne,
at Friendship Methodist Episcopal »mlng season. Mr. gamble is a («•*> bf R«"- ■■ «• **?**• JtS*Jfl zSSL'^^S^i^SST'^S^l
ohnrch, ten miles v»est of Greens- bard worker, and hls^tWends haveW w?rt Market Street
OOO0O«H3O0<HM0<r00<r0OO1»«0;
$20.08 IN GOLD
TO GE GIVEN AWAY.
Methodist nieces, Mrs. Joe 8ergeant and Mrs.
boro, will begi'n the fourth" Sunday ln the assurance at all times pf htojcnnrcb. of this city
August and cont.nue through the Sreatest efforts to reader them hon-1 An address of welcome was deliv-week,
with services each day at 10 f81 "orvice. The Pal-rJOt wishes for ered b^ Jud8« N- u Eure- represent-
A. M. and 8 P. M., except on Satur- bim the greatest success ln his new
day, when services will te held at flea- +„•'
il A. M. and 8 P. M. The pastor, "
Rev. J. A. Bowles, will have minis- Prices at the Farmers' Warern
terial assistance.
Since the market opened we have
The board of county' commissioners bean Belling some primings every
Saturday paid an official visit of in- day. The prices have been very sat-epectlon
to the county home and the lsfactory and have averaged from
Workhouse, finding both institutions in S2.50 te $12.50, the general average
a very satisfactory condition. There being abou* € cents. Try to avoid
are thirteen prisoners at the work- hi <h .order, as color is important. We
house, and it was decided that, as the think it will pay to save them, espe-work
there was not sufficient to keep cially If you topped with that in view
that number employed, that some of and they commence to tire,
them be worked on the property cf Yours truly,
the county home, which is just across J. F. FULTON,
the railroad. Proprietor Farmers' Warehouse.
Hugh Patterson, of this city.
Notice.
,
ing the mayor of Greensboro. The
response was by Mr. George S. Boy-:
fttoSSKSZ* of the officers ^^£±«*EL* £ £
and committees were submitted and gg^Agyg' trSaJI. „f°
referred to the proper committees. J** teachers tor the township
after which the convention adjourned
for the Greensboro-Spartanburg base-ball
game. In the evening the visi-tors
were guests of the local furniture
men and allied interests at a barbe-cue
and brunswick stew at Lindley
Par*- - I
The meeting will come to a close i have (00,000 feet of good timber
With the business session this after- on the stump for sale at my place
noon. Many furniture dealers from four miles east of Greensboro
all sections of the state are in at-. t7-tt W. A. FIELD,
tendance. . «7 Artlngtoa street, Oreoneboro.
/
Tha school commltteemen of Sum-ner
township will meet at Concord
R. C. SHORT, Chm..
G. L. KIRKMAN.
CHARLIE TOOME3,
Comraitte-'men.
Timber for Sale.
The Commercial Natioi xl
Bank will offer a prize ef li'
in Gold to the farmer ef Gull
ford who raises the beet crop
of tobacco on one acre of :
ground, provided there will be 6
twenty or mere contestants,^ S
The Judges ef thl* eenteat ,','
will be Mr. J. F.
part of the bank,
chosen by the G
bacco Association
be selected by
men.
Those wishing
contest will please
bsnk and leave
and addreeses.
Commercial (Won
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