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VOL. 1' GREENSBORO, X. C, SEPTEMBER 21, 1888.
(Iff FALL HIS.
lou li*ve l*'«e oxhauBt-
• tliut it i* impossi-cu.
touar. to get what they
replenished with an
W Stork nf Goods,
Summer and Fall
roods urn in the bouse
.». »ll of my trade
^..■orally with the
the market af-ol
the
best Designs of Dress Goods,
tflI gt to match.
I Ml uMure all that my
IliCl GOODS DEPARTMENT
NO. 105.
fy\\t ^ailii patriot.
FRIDAY, 8BPT. 21, 1888.
M'Kt IAI. l»ARA<.RAI*IIs7
Democrats to the front!
Roanoke, Virginia, has a lie v
daily paper called the Evening
Telegram.
LATEST NEWS.
»V TELEUIIAPH.
Yellow fever In Pernandina.
Washington, D. ('., September
20.—The following telegram from
Dr. Hamilton was received at tLe
Marine Hospital bureau this morn-ing:
Camp Perry, September 20.—
••1". Perry reported better in camp
numb r tour. lam satisfied there
is lever in Fernandina."
Harrison will not carry Indiana.
lie has nothing in common with
the masses ot the people.
A move has been iuaugmated in
West Virginia to lead the Green-backers.
iuto the Republican party.
"Rings like a bell" is what Sen-ator
Sherman says of Harrisons
letter. It does indeed. The chest-nut
bell.
,; (applied than ever before
■Ufa til kiwis and prices of Cash
gwrrt, silk warp Jlounotta Cloths,
Clothe, Flanuels, lilack
Dilki aud » full Due ot the latest
ugl to match.
Mr. Cleveland says this is a cam-paign
of "information and organiz-ation."
As usual, Mr. Cleveland's
head is level.
Dockery narrowly escaped being
drowued near Hickory, the other
day, while trying to cross a swol
len stream.
"Let us spend the surplus of a na-tion,
and we care not who pays the
taxes," is the motto of Republicans
and monopolists.
"It is said that Tennyson often
spends hours on a single line."—
And still the public cannot get the
hang of some of his recent verses.
IU< Nothing Department is bet-a
lupplioil than ever before, as I
kivecloaed oat most of my old
li compelled me to
I! in ihr.nl of the season, so I
■ m btook the largest and
MHkortnieut of Cloth-vcr
offered, aud at pri-ir
than ever before. All I
ore you purchase.
SHOES.
Snoa Department Is now
late, and all I have to
Hit rail in and you will be
ud price.
HATS.
--nt a Straw Hal to
• aeatiou, couie in aud
" get ii .. very reasonable.
« »*) au-nst, for you would
it, it* that is an old
many merchants
i m selling on such
•nd stiff Hats to suit
A few more revolutions like the
one that Mr. Blaiue boasted of in
Maine would destroy Mr. Blaine's
party, foot, horse and dragoon.
If tariff reduction will reduce
wages, why are the millionaire
manufacturers who reduce wages
upon overy pretext paying so much
to prevent it!
When Mr. Blain said, '-Trusts
are private affairs with which Pre-sident
Cleveland had no right to
interfere," he should have aided,
"for public robbery."
An Old Man's Unexpected in.ie.
Three Rivers, Mich., Sept. L'O.—
An old man was watching a bal-loon
ascension at the Centreville
fair, yesterday, wheu his feet be-came
entangled in the rope of the
air ship, aud he was borne ;aloft,
head downward. The aeronaut,
who was performing in a trapeze
above the old man, succeeded at
last in drawing him upon the bar
and seated together the two made
a safe descent, after rising to an al-titude
of 1,000 feet.
to the "Black Watch" regiment
quarreled over politics, with some
of the 5th dragoons. A fight en-sued,
during which thirty men
were injured. Troops were called
in and the fighters dispersed at the
point of the bayonet. The "Black
Watch" regiment has been ordered
to Belfast.
T!ic Cost '0
Eloped with the Coachman.
St. Louis. September 20.—The
story of«a susceptible Miss and a
designing coachman has developed
here. Lewis Tibbetts is the St.
Louis representative of the Deere-
Mansur plow company. He is a
wealthy gentleman, and has a
daughter, Rebecca, who is 16 years
of age. He also had a coachman,
a good looking yoang mau, named
William Dempsey. Tuesday night
the coachman and the buddingMiss
eloped.
Their flight was soon discovered,
and detectives were put on the trail.
The girl and her lover were captur-ed
at Belleville.Ill. Thecoachmau
was put in jail, and the girl was re-turned
to her father. They were
preparing to get married when ap
prehended.
The Richmond Dispatch thinks,
"Tue September washcuts on the
railroads are nothing to the wash
out of the Republican party which
will take place in November."
DEPARTMENT
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ii a few days, as
uv fall stock is now
md will be filled iu a
ply the demand with
"I m the line of Carpets,
- >«;• and Curtains.
*°d ** for yourselves. I
" doiuj; business too long
I -on* of "Rock Bot-i
every oue else,"
»«d many olher such straws;
see and you will be
y aud busiuess-like.
ectfully,
WILL AKMF1ELD.
"The secrets ot much success in
this world are cash, confidence,
cheerfuluess and constancy." But
the average man has to have suc-cess
before he can get the cash.
"lhere is a leak iu the new Trea
sury vault." But as the Republic-ans
are not in power the public will
readily understand that it is in the
roof—a leak that lets in water, not
the old kind.
Supply the Yellow Fever
SuAerere.
New York, September 20.—In re-ply
to a letter written a few days
ago, Mayor Hewitt to day received
the following dispatch:
"Jacksonville, Fla., Sept. 20.—
Hon. A. S. Hewitt, Mayor, New
York: Your letter of 14th receiv-ed,
and we again thank yon. Our
executive committee will write im-mediately,
and particularly, re-specting
the several matters there-in
referred to. We are assisting
McClenuy and Hendersonville. and
are watching and keeping advised
about other parts that may need as-sistance.
The chairman of our re-lief
committee reported this morn-ing
that he is supplying food to 12,-
000 people.
JAMES If. SCHUMACHER,
Chairman Relief Committee."
Mayor Hewitt said that it would
take at least 86,000 per day to sup-port
the people who are now in dis-tress,
and that there was the most
earnest need for prompt attention.
Those who want to help the af-flicted
people in Florida, should
not hesitate. They can feel assur-ed
that the money will go where
they intend it. The contributions
received at the mayor's office so
far, and forwarded to Jacksonville,
amount to $40,000.
The declaration absurdly attri-buted
to President Cleveland. '-I
believe in Free Trade as I believe
iu the Protestant religion,*' and
branded by him as a "pure, unad-ulterated
fabrication," was another
of the campaign falsehoods that
are too transparent to require
denial.
The Provideuce Journal says:—
"It is pleasaut to note an increa-sing
disposition on the part of the
great railroad corporations to con-cern
themselves more with the per-sonal
welfare of their employes
and strengthen their relatious with
them." Very true. But let the
great railroad corporations go a
step furthor and increase their con-sideration
for the safety of the
travelling public by guarding more
rigidly against that criminal
slaughter which is mildly termed
"accident."
ratal inclined Wane K. K. Accident.
Wilkesbarre. l'.i., September 20.
A party of fourteen men and a wo-man,
the wife of the fireman Wil-liam
Samey, of the Delaware, Lao-kawanna&
Western Railroad, were
descending plane No. 4 at Ply-mouth
this morning, seated upon a
band car. w hen the brake of the car
was suddenly broken. It then went
down the plane with tremendous
rapidity.
James Miller fell upon the rails
and the car struck him, and was
throw.i from the track. Miller was
fatally injured, his head being
crushed, and both legs severed
from the trunk. Only two of those
on the car escaped injury. Mrs.
Samey sustained a fracture ot the
skull and will die. Ten others were
seriously injured.
North ( arolina Agitated.
.' ileigh, N. C, September 20.—
The State Board of Health has for-mally
requested Gov. Scales to stop
yellow fever refugees from coming
int.* North (.'arolina, unless they go
into n gular camp.
The Governor has written 'ho
authorises ot Hickory anil Now -on,
N. C, requesting them not to allow
refugees to enter.
Both of these towns had invited
refugees to enter them.
An-official report from Homier-son
ville received to day says: Yel
low lever patients are all improv-ing.
There have been ten cases in
all: two have died, two been dis-charged,
and the remaining six are
under treatment and convalescing
very satisfactorily. All these were
sick when they reached Henderson-ville.
Tin two persons who died
were very sick when they reached
HendersonviUe. There is uo alarm
at Wilmington or anywhere in that
•n, in regard to the matter.
I.ui.titt iii Dublin.
Dublin, Sept. -".—Lust Sunday
an enieute occurred in the comtnis-
•r it transport, stationed at Por-tobello
barracks, in this city, the
details of which have just been
made public. '," ho men, irritated
at tin- harshness of the officers,
rushed to the quarters of Major
Whitley. after drill, and nearly
wricked that officer's house. They
Bmashedtbe furniture, and burned
a portrait of the major iu a bonfire.
, The rioters then marched in a body
to the guard house aud gave them-selves
up. They were put under
arrest and the leaders have been
tried by court martial.
Dublin, Sept. 20.—A second riot
has occurred in the Dublin bar-
I racks. A number of men belonging
Loo CABIHS have
become a thing of the
past. From them bare
cone great generals,
statesmen, lawyers
and divines, equals in
every way of those who were born
in the purple of European courts.
No better remedy for purifying the
blood was ever made than War-ner's
Log Cabin Sarsaparilla. Try
Warner's "Tippecanoe" today.
Greensboro Female College,
GREENSBORO, I*. C.
TUE SIXTY SEVENTH SESSION OP THIS
prosperous Institution oogins on the road of
AiiKUNl, iSSs.
Superior advantages offered in all the depart-ment*
of learning usually taught in Female Col-
"T»VO "in |.H WITH BUT A 9IKCX.E
THOUGHT.* .
" I want to see the day come
•'wheu placing my right hand on
"the head of a little white child,
"and my left hand on the head of a
"little colored child, I can pass
"them into Sunday School togeth-er."—
Oliver H. Dockery, Republic
an candidate for Governor of N, C.
"Down with the White Man's
"party." "That the right of suf-frage
rests on no mere cironmst-
"ance of race, color,;sex or nation-
"ality."—7l*j>la*fco/ the National
Prohibition platform and slogan of
the organ of the Prohibition parti/ in
North Carolina.
White or black—it mattersjnot—
where do yon standl
ALL ABOARD FOR DANBUrTrN
Plodraont 8i>i-1iiir-~.
ud ell points in the Coantiee of Stokes. Surry
and. Rockingham.
I hereby gi*e notice to the traveling public th»t
Ikeer on hand at my Lirery and Hale Stables at
Walnut Core,
HORSES AND BUGGIES TO HIRE.
■ Parties going through the country from Walnut
COY. should see me. My hack makes daily tripe
to Denbury; leave W alriut Cove at 5 p- a., arrive
at Denbury W p. m- Fare 11.26. Baggage carried
free. Respectfully,
A. J. FAIR,
ang3 tf Walnut Cove, N. C.
DR. J. W. GRIFFITH,
sxxna-Eoisr DNETIST
GREENSBORO, N. C.
TggTH ExTKACTin WITHOIT PAIX by too use ol
Nitrous Oxide (laughing gas.)
Office OPPOSITE UtJBuv Uocsi, ever Savings'
Bank. June IS- nly
Cape Fear and People's
leges of high grade-
Innssttiructiou given in Type
graphy.
Terms moderate.
For f'atalogue apply to Jalyl3-6w r. vi. J)V!:s.
riling and Steno-
I'resident.
THOMAS BROTHERS,
JOB PRINTERS,
liltllBNSBOBO, N. C.
„OOD WORK. LOW PRICES
^SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
A CARD.
Having other business that will
largely occupy my attention and
probably call me away from the
city at intervals during the next
year, I have arranged with Mr. A.
B. Frey, of Millersburg, Ohio, to
take charge of my jewelry store.
Although recently from Ohio, Mr.
Frey is a Virginian and a gentle-man
whom I am proud to intro-duce
to my customers. He has a
thorough knowledge of the jewel-ry
trade. If you want a new
watch, or the time piece you have
needs repairing, call and make his
acquaintance.
The ladies especially will find
him courteous and attentive. He
will sell them new goods or repair
their broken jewelry at the lowest
prices- possible for fine quality
and superior workmanship. The
science of optics is one of Mr.
Frey's specialties. A careful
study and long experience have
made him one of the best practical
opticians in the country. If you
require an expert to fit you with a
pair of spectacles or eye-glasses,
don't fail to call and see him, and
no matter what the defect of vis-ion
may be, if it is possible to re-ceive
assistance from the use of
glasses, he will supply you with
just what is best suited to your
eyes. Engraving is another spec -
ialty, and in fact for anything you
ordinarily require at a jewelry
store you cannot go wrong if you
call. Very Respectfully,
JNO. J. THORNO N.
Greensboro, Sept. II, 1888.
Big O has given nairer-aal
eetlsfacllon la Ika
cure ot OonorrbCM and
Uleet. I prescribe Head
feel sate I a recoamead-leg
II to all n.ffarere.
*. ;.RTc;aa,«.».,
D.ee«sp, III.
PRICX.ti.8S. «
Bold by Drnulaa.
., For sale by TATI BBO'S. Greensboro, H. C.
May 4. tf.
BRANSON HOUSE,
NEAR CAPITAL SQARE. BALEIOU. K. C.
rd by ehe Week, Day or Month
TERMS RESONABLE.
arl Mmo.
F. T. BALDWIN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HIGH POINT, N. C.
Practices in the State and Federal Court*.
Special attention given to the collection of eiaimt
and
PEACE mSiTTUTE.
RALEIGH, N. C.
FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES.
Fall «e«.-ion nj.en« fir«t Wednesday in September
3th lav , and closes first Wednoflay in June IS*
Thorough instruction by accomplished and ex-perienced
teacher? in all branches usually taught
in first clan Seminaries for young ladies. Building
one ol the largest and best equipped
Steam heat, itas and electric light.
Terms ai low as any Institution offering equal
I ■ >:.*.iges.
Deduction for two or more from same family-
I'-rrwpondence solicited. For circular and cat*-
lwjue address REV. K. Bl'KWKLL * BON.
ittl5-2m Raleigh. N.C.
POMONA, N. C,
Two and a half miles West of
Oreentboro, N. C.
The main line of the Richmond
and Danville Railroad passes
through the grounds aud within
100 feet of the office.
Salem trains make regular stops
twice daily each way.
Those interested in fruit and
frnit growing *re cordially invited
to inspect this, the largest nursery
in the state and one of the largest
in the South. Stock consists of
Applet, Peaches, Peart, Cherries,
Plums, Japanese Persimmons,
Apricots,Nectarines, Figs,
Mulberries, Quinces,
Orapes, Pecans,
Strawberries, Raspberries, Currants,
Gooseberries, Pie Plant, Eng-lish
Walnuts, Chest
nuts, Roses, Ever-greens,
ahade
Trees,
dc, dtc, dec.
All the new and rare varieties,
as well as the old ones, which my
new catalogue for 1888 will show.
Give your order to my authorized
agent or order direct from the
nursery.
Correspondence solicited.
Descriptive catalogue free to ap-plicants.
Address J. VAN IJNDLBY,
Pomona,
jy26-tf Guilford Co., N. O.
Clement G. Wright,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW
QREKSSB0R0. N- C.
PractiaM la StaU and Federal Courts, vfie*
•1 pur lie court aouae. -a»
STE A1VEEE
A. P. HURT
LOBVOH 'Wilxxi.iii.grfcoxi.
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Leaves Bttyettevillo
MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS
of each week.
For information and Freights, apply to
aiRWE,
Agents at Wilmington.
W. S. COOK,
Agent at r'ayettevillc. N.C
LA. WE,
MANUFACTURER OP BRICK,
FAYETTEVILLE, N. O.
Puvintf Brtok -A. Bpooiaity.
I have the largest and most com-plete
B2T±C3?E. "Works in
North Carolina and make the best
brick South of Philadelphia.
Orders by mail solicited aud will
have prompt and careful attention.
Address,
E. -A.. EOE.
Aug28 3m
Desirable Farm Foi Sale.
Only Tio and a Half Miles From Town.
I have for sale on easy terms a in■ -1 desirable
farm only two and half miles from the city, with
good dwellings and out hou«es. poultry yard he...
including a fine straw berry l>ed and 31 acres in
fruit trees of the most select kind. The farm oon-taini
about ISO acres more or loss and in a healthy
neighborhood, produces fine corn, who it and to-bacco.
Also one small farm adioining the above contain*
iag about 100acres more or l»-s. one half under
cultivation and the bulanoe well tuul-ered. The
land is especially adapted to the growth of corn, to-baeeo.
wheat, and corn with splcotlid bottom
lands fur the growth of hay- Call-m or address
Z- W. WHiTgHrsD. Red EiutA Agent.
Juneifdlwif Ureenaboro. N. i.'.
To Capitalists!
Desiring to purchase-good pay-ing
city property, iu a prasperotia
and rapidly growing town in Pied-mont
North Carolina, with fine
railroad facilities; also-handsome,
and well arranged dwelling, should
call on or address • •
Z. W. WIIITEHEAD,
Real Estate Agent,
jau27 Greensboro. N. C.
THE CENTRAL HOTEL,
MT. AIRY, N. C,
HAS been remodelled and newly furni-hen*»l
it now the leading hotel in "",wn. turn1) •
class, polite «ervants at a moment'! call. Also' „0
. ir-g-ctass sample room for druuimer*.
esVo-iT J- V. ITC11KLL. PfOB