The Greensboro patriot [August 7, 1901]

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THE GREENSBORO PATRIOT
VOL. 80. GREENSBORO, N. C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1901. NO. 32.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS-Drjy.
J.RICHARDSON.
OFFICE: KA.TZ BUILDING.
RESIDENCE: 615 W-J*ASTON ST.
W. P. BBALL, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
6-h'iCE: 1-oan and Trust Bldg.
r KKS1DKXCE : 404 Asheboro St.
Office Hours. U 30 to 1; 3 to 4:30.
"nrPHONE NO. 17-
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
£1TSTAMEY, M.D.
jiBSIDENCE :
S30 So-u-tla. EH-m. St.
OFFICIE :
At rordham * grlssom's Drug Store.
"IrTTETWYCHET
DENTIST.
■ Office 1» Savings Bank Building,
South Elm street. Greensboro. N. C.
—Townsend can sell you a good one-horse
wagon for $25.00.
—Mrs. John N. Wilson is visiting
her parents In Morganton.
—Miss Isla Stratford has returned
from a visit to Haw Kiver.
—Nine of the best varieties of Wood'*
new crop turnip seeds at Hiatt ot
Lamb's. 30-8t.
—Dr. and MM. A. Lt Stratford, of
Richmond, are visiting relatives in
Greensboro.
—Miss Blanche Townsend has re-turned
from Klchraond, Va, where she
has been taking a course in a hospital.
— During the coming winteracourse
of entertainments will be given ip
Greensboro for the benefltofthepublic
library.
—Mr. Walter Greene, keeper of
Greene Hill cemetery, reports that the
bag worm is destroying many trees in
the cemetery.
—Mrs. J. H. Hollowell, of Denver,
Colo., is here on a visit to her brother,
Mr. A. N. Perkios, proprietor of the
McAdoo House.
—Rev. Charles P. Rankin, of Red
Interesting Meeting of Vie Teachers'
Association.
The public meeting of the Guilford
County Teachers' Association, held in
the court bouse last Saturday, was well
attended, though it is to be regretted
that oo few of the school committee-men
were present. The proceedings
were very interesting and instruotive
througbout. In tbe abeence of the
president of the association, Prof. J.
Y. Joyner, the meeting was presided
over by Df W. T. Wliitsett.
Tbe meeting was opened with prayer
by Rev. A.G.Kirkman, who afterwards
spoke briefly to the teachers, urging
the necessity of religious training in
the schools.
A most admirable address was de-livered
by Prof. J. Alien Holt, chair-man
of the board of education of Guil-ford
county. The address was tilled
Will Come to Guilford.
The PATRIOT is pleased to learn that
Messrs. R. E. Osborne and E. O. Wil-cox,
of Perry, Iowa, who spent a few
days in this section recently, hnve de-cided
to locate in Guilford. ThelVrrv^
Ion a, Chief-Reporter savs :
'•E. C. Wilcox'aiid R. E. Osborne are
TOBACCO NOTES.
Items of Interest to the Grower, the
Dealer, and the Manufacturer.
Dr. M. F. FOX,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
i.uilford College, N.C.
EDWARD BAUM, M. D.
PHYSICIAH AND SUSSEOS.
Caea:12lS.SImSt..areei»boro,lf.C.
1.11(1 1_W.HH». A. *--. - »-w—- -
with sound advice to the teachers and many Northern men are locating at
school officers and was listened to with
the closest,attention. Next week's is-sue
of the PATRIOT will contain the
address in full.
Prof. Holt was followed by Dr. Chas.
D. Mclver, who made a most practical
and useful address. He urged the
teachers to give close attention to their |
profession, to study school methods,
read much and travel whenever oppor-tunity
afforded, as a great deal was to
be learned by observation. Dr. Mc-lver
expressed his regret that teachers
were sometimes examined by men
without practical experience in the
MARKKT RBPORT.
The receipts on our market for the
past week have been larger than they
have for any previous week during the
past month and a half, being composed
principally of new primings grown
immediately around Greensboro. The
quality of these has been very satis-factory
so far, and if the seasons will
continue fairly good, we lood for a fair
crop of tobacco. The color is extremely
, .„—„_ —j good for this season and the quality
upwards of thirty years. They j very good for first primings,
down in North Carolina, Virginia, I Prices on all grades have been very
satisfactory to farmers and all of them
have expressed themselves as being
highly pleased. Some of them said
that if we would continue the present
prices, which we propose to do, that
we would sell twice as much tobacco
the coming season as we bad ever sold.
This market is fast coming to tbe
front, and farmers at no short distance
are fast learning that they can get
fully as good prices in Greensboro as
they can on any market within their
reach.
selling oil' their property and getting
things in shape so as to be abletoleave
Perry about ihe first of October. Tbey
will locato at Greensboro. North Caro-lina,
temporarily, and afterwards wiil
buy land near that city. These men
are leaving Iowa on account of her
hard winters, though they have lived
here
were
Tennessee and other Southern *t»tes
some weeks ago, looking over the coun-try,
and they found no place that suited
them so well as Greensboro. A good
THE
that place, as it offers superior induce-ments
in the way of farming and stock
raising, and the winters there are very
mild."
Mr. Osborne is a native of Guilford
and has a number of relatives in this
section.
PROXIMITY
MERCANTILE CO.
Offer the farmers and country
merchants of Guilford and
surrounding counties an ex-cellent
market for their pro-ducts
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Big Price for Real Estate
T, h„cerlel is no,.t„h,i.n,g;,,t,h.e. matter with the Mr. B. M. Walker, a prominent ware-orice
of real estate in Greensboro—for houseman of Burlington, spent Satur-
,, .. _j__ d,a.y_i.n.ttb_e c..it_y nr. -1 _l.i
to have Mr. Walker with us and
that he will visit us oftener.
Having a local population near 2,904
we need a daily supply.
hope
EYE,
KAB1.S- DW.-0 STORE.]
,.,fnll.,u paid to the disease.* the
EAR, NOSE, THROAT,
oasuliaiing Hours:
,0HA.M.;2W4and.lol, P.M.
DR. JOHN THAMES
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Springs, who is visiting his parents
here, occupied the pulpit of the First tun.ty anoraea, as a great «•»■-•■"' 'he „ wh0 ba8 „ t0 8e„. Monday
Presbyterian church Sunday. *££- SESLZLSZ!^ !*" °' ?£» *»*~?
-After the showers sow turnip seed. some(ime8 examined by men : government building, with a frontage
We've got the varieties best suited for « experience in the of 25 feet on .South Mm stree and
this section of tbe country. P
profession and that echool+running back 1.8 feet, -as so d at
J. W. SCOTT A Co. w*re 0ften elected by men who P"""« «"<*«°» by Messr,. E I . W har-
-Prof.J.M. Bandy, city engineer, ~nothing of the relative value of ! ton and R. W. Murray, administrators
has been appointed superintendent of I ^JJJ * j of the estate of the late W. R. Murray.
streets. He will do much of the work I j Van ijindiey 8p0ke briefly in There ware a number of bidders, but :gtroyiDg worms.
heretofore attended to by the chairman urgiug'lne teaChersto do all In their Hr.E. G. West became the purcbaaer Pr|mlngi afc„ aB well on this market !
of the street committee. j )werto 9Upport the good road* move- «' ^•'SM> OT *33i * fro°t ro°r- e > i00se a8 they do tied up, but our buy-
-If any of ynur "women folks" wear j ment in Guilford. He showed how the \ »>« wl!l aot oe^^wtaf-h tl me it' e" waDt them 8lraiKht and clear of
a size three or four shoes thev can buy [ SCUOols would be advanced and bone- for '*•"** days, cur ng w itrlnga and dirt. Strings are very ob-a
pretty good pair for fifty centa at, lUted by good roads, declaring the two will ba held open lorauotueroiu ^^y jectlonable in primings, and they will
Thacker & Brockmann's. No si /.es , t0 be ,reat agencies of progress. one cares to put an increase o as c not 8ell near so weU
larger tban tfour ■i.n.Kthuisil„o.t- - - as 10 per cent, on the price the prop-i
During the summer we will make a
specialty of Dried Fruits and will pay
- full value for Sun Dried Apples,
We are always gladReaches. Plums, Etc.
We have a large stock of Dry Goods,
Notions, Shoes and Groceries, which
I will be exchanged for Dried Fruits oo
Tobacco men throughout Kentucky j |jbera| terms. If you do not want
will urge Governor Beckham torecom- i trade we are ready to pay cash.
mend to the legislature the passage of, .
, ,,.. . .. , • We also pav highest cash prices for
i a law prohibiting the useof parugreen Green Rn(j» I(rv
s
Hide8) sbeep skins,
!on tobacco during its growth for de-, ueeswax, Chickens and Eggs.
Plenty of new Factory Quilt Pieces,
nrtvn oi-.r »r>d »e° Vit yourself.
■
EM-School
Matters.
The public school committee of Gil-ertv
brought at auction.
This is the largest price, per front
with them on.
WP rotice more new tobacco firms
organizing with large capitals, and we
,;.,..
llir lit.
. Filled.
—The commissioners desire to keep
S^.tviwSrtouS?:, as nearly up as possible with the bills j The public school committee ot U.i- «■-'~£££%?£fZ** here I look' for keener competition In the near
a^u.m..' of the county. Hence it is desired that ; mer township will meel:m thi.grand ' iocrea,e lu the | iuture than we have had in the past.
Vio".'.Ttusp.m. iali persons having bills for collection jury room at the court house on satur- and wo
Dr L. 31. HUMPHREY ! -The yearly meeting of the Society
| of Friends is in progress at High Point |
— i crowd is]
day, August Slat, for the purpose of/alution of property in
receiving applications from teachers during the past few years,
who may wish to secure schools in this
DENTIST
OFFICE IN THE NEW GREENSBORO
L0AN AND TRUST CO. BUILDING.
Dr. B. A. Burton,
DENTIST.
L»l e in M. P- Building, opposite | tQ Mr g A.Banner.
McAdoo House. ___^—
"DR.L JLPHIPP8
PHYSICIAN AND DENTIST,
DiVYOwB; 2n!L?03D CO., H. C.
township. All applications should be
this week. The usual large crowa ». nm wbo fflay wUn t0
present, including notable repre«nta- Ptoxl«|t, .boald send their
lives of the church from various sec-| piicat.onstoMr Cea8ar Cone<chair.
tions of the country. mM ftf a special cominutee appointed
—on account of continued ill health,, {o ]ook after tbe 6cnooj at that place.
Mr. Charlie Fields has found it neees-| * • »
sarv to retire from business. He has
luture than we have had in the past.
Greendboro ! This is good news to tbe farmers and
they will no doubt welcome it with
pleasure.
The short drought which we have
had for the past two weeks was broken
on Sunday evening and we are now
FrsBiiy Mercantile Co.
TbeClay township school committee
sold his grocery store, on the corner of ;met jn GreensDoro Saturday and or-
East Market and North Davie streets,
—Mayor Osborn has appointed Al-1
dernien Merrimon, Glascock and Ser-
: geant members of a committee on pub- J
j lie buildings. The committee will j
;have cootrol of the market, the city j
: ball and other buildings owned by the ,
:. -Wi.-: Cbrouic Disease*, Rheu-i city.
—Matthews * Ogburo'* annual re-duction
sale of clotbing is now on for '
and petitions for the opening of two
public roads were received.
A petition was presented by a num-ber
of extensive taxpayers asking that
ganized by electing Mr .laiiies F.Marranewtrat.onbe ordered fof ,be
chairman and Mr. D. H. Coble secre- ^^^ election M Xovelnber
tary. The committee will meet at the
consider the owners of this property
very fortunate in securing such wide-awake
warehousemen to stand at tbe
helm for the coming year. Mr.Gllmer
is a gentleman of the highest type and
strict in business to the core. He has
warehouse
. , . I'.vilepsy, £<•.
—Tbe
Summit
A. U. SCALES. J. I. SCALES.
fifteen days. They oiler a
of 20 per cent, on all men's, boys' and
children's clothing and pants and 25 j— ^ McN-eili's drawer, which was
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, P«r cent. o» a urge number «i*»'
County Business.
The county commissioners were in
regular monthly session Monday and
yesterday. having plenty of rain throughout the
Propositions were received from sev-, ^^^ ^.^ ^ faf_
era. sections for working the «o»v'«» I me„ are ?ery glld l0 .ee and whlch ,.I^-^ wareboUM bu,ine.8 bere
doing tbe growing crop considerable . t00 long and is t00 wel) and favorably
good. We are glad to see this rain, for knowri t0 need an introduction to you.
we truly hope that farmers will make ^jr Walker is a high-toned gentleman
a good crop this season and get good , andhas been in the warehouse business
prices for it. | for a long while. He is a wide-awake.
This market is now wide open for | up-to-date warehouseman, who never
the reception of primings, and our ; sieeps to the interest of bis customers,
buyers are all ready forthem and wait-! He Is a great talker, and with the
lug to pay you a good prico for all you 'Greensboro market behind bim, be
Mr /. V Taylor, secretary of tbe put on this market. They want your | WJH, no doubt, talk more than ever;
Irt '. '■' i,-,, ,",':„' r—Mn »nniiPd primings and have prepared to handle 80, if you hear anything like cow bells
peaceful vUlage of Browns ?'~°B«»~^^^ in the'dim distance, you can just feel
was visited by.thieves^a.ur-fnr afranch.se to enable ^ wjli briDg all of them to this market. , 9urti that it is Ben. Walker talking to-and
they promise you that if you will ' bacco to your neighbor,
do so, they will make it profitable to; These gentlemen deserve a literal
home of the secretary on Saturday.
21st. After considering the carter at
^aturaay. g ]g lhec0nim,,.ion.rsdecided
Auguet Mcfa, to receive applications d(!fer
S
ac(ion n(1 ,lle ^tition until
from teachers. The meeting
held al 2 o'clock p. ra.
vill be : the September riveting.
night or Sunday morning. The to extend the electric railway it ispro-
Scales & Scales,
i inonev drawers in McNeill s store and
reduction J .
Dr. Jone's drug store were toru open.
.,- ! Four or five dollars in cash was secured
ana so
posed to build iu this city on to Pomona.
Action on the application was post-poned.
you lor your trouble. share of your patronage, and we trust
thus
found in a field near by the next day.
Changes in Guslford's Faculty.
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Z. V. TAYLOR,
GREENSBORO. N. C
j The labor expended in breaking open
Dr. Jones' money drawer was fruitless,
as it contained no money. So far as
known nothing else in the stores was
molested. An ineffectual attempt was
made to break into Mr. J. P. Dempsey's
sto"r'e-. -. I charge... tee i.ng.suue pbil080pbers who also ad-
_A building and loan association, partment at Guilford for several years ^^ ^ 8timulaliDg p0Wer of the
ROBERT D. DOUGLAS,
Attorney - at - Law,
SAVINGS B1*K BCII DIKO,
■ ■• i VM M. w.p. uYsra.JB-,
BYNDM & BYNDM,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
ICO COURT SQUARE.
C.G.WRIGHT
*j^Attorney at Law.
.erge suits.
—Messrs. G. T. Glascock and E.JE
Bain have been appointed a committee
from the board of aldarmen to investi-gate
unhealthy conditions in the sec-tion
surrounding the Finishing Mills.
They will report at the next meeting
of the board.
_I)r William E Hall, a well known j goinetnlrjg ,OUg needed here, has been I will spend the next year in special
|lecturerof New York, delivered a free j o^anized ^ Greensboro. It is the work at Harvard University. His
i religious lecture on "Yesterday,Today gnjury Buildi[)Kand r oaQ Company ! place wi„ ba fllled by Prof. James S.
and Forever" in the new city ball ^ ^ composed of a nuraber of the j Hiatt, who has been engagud in edu-leading
business men of the city. The j cational work in New York state,
incorporators are Col. W. H. Osborn, | ; ■» 'mMt
J. W. Fry, E. E. Bain, J. N. Longest, ~E^ "ke8 at *U00
J. C. Murchlson, J. W. Lindau, G. S. TewBsend s. _
Sergeant, C. E Holton, John A. Hod-gin,
J. A. Odell, R. F. Dalton and A.
! Are." Bacon, Locke and Burton are
THE COTTON MARKET.
that vou will give It to tbem and
iwlford". Faculty. Charles hingsley, theologian pb, - »«J~ B on and
, . ,. .u osooher. poet and novelist, in "\V est- i ejwu,"*s »,
Prof. Raymond Binferd. of Lar.ham P ^ Q( t(lb:lcco : .1VV^D do better work for you^
College, Indiana, has been electedI to ; ^madei^ ^ ^
the department of biology in On tofd tUan ^ be & loDe m^\
College to succeed Prof, r^Ollbert ^ ,, bacbelor., frieDd, J
, Pearson, who becomes a member of the : * ^^ ^ n_an,9 cordial-faculty
ef the State Sormal and In- *{ man's sleep, a chilly man's
dustnal College. Prof. S. H. Hodgin, I ■
who has had charge of the English de-
;r in li Dl"f«.
■t'l'OSirB LOl'KT HOUSE,
GREENSBORO, N.C.
T. J. MURPHY
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
StfltOKO, N. C.
Office With Solicitor Brook*.
new
I Sunday afternoon. Dr. Hall has lee
[tored In Greensboro on several occa-
I pions and is always heard with pleas-
! ure.
—The Guilford camp will attend the
! encampment of Confederate veterans
1
at Wrightsville next week. It will
'doubtless be a most pleasant trip and
it is hoped that as many of the vete-
I rans as possible will go. The railroad
1 fare is one cent a mile for the round
trip.
-Rav. Dr. S. B.
of West Market Street
church, has returned from a pleasant
trip across the continent to San Fran-cisco,
where he attended the interna-tional
Epworth League conference.
Dr. Turrentlne delivered two addresses
during the convention.
—Prof. H. B. Craven, of the faculty
of Greeusboro Female College, and
Miss Alice Holman, of Durham, were
married in the First Presbyterian
mitted
weed.
We would specially advise all tobacco
farmers to save all their primings that
they can possibly save, as the price is
very satisfactory and very remunera-and
up, at j tlve tbis year for their labor iu doing
so. So far, the first primings that have
The following are the latest
quotations on middling cotton :
New York *>.'4
N'ew Orleans °
Charlotte 8
ttaleign jj
Greensboro s
spot
-The hearing in the w_.a.t„e.r^w.,o.ri-k«s ' •b«ee•n offered on this market have aver- UD-gin,
Oden K.r. ua.ion ana -matter, which was to have come up, »je J £
B. Kimball. The company will be before Judge Boyd Monday, was post- j "°u* °' "' ret few week8 The
ready for business as soon as tbe nee- , p08ed unlil today) when Circuit Judge :one * renerally about 2% to 3'i
essary arrangements can be perfected. Isiraonton will be present and sit with!1' r -
It
CITY
NATIONAL
BANK
GREENSBORO, N. C.
luiifff I'.nvii will be remembered
-Mrs. Same, J Appl. died at HJ5iXl.«SX show cause
bhoormnee nneeaarr «Hi'•ls«aal•e"la"st F"r'i»da»y a-"n"d iI wby u gholHd not purchase the prop-
Turrentine, pastor | was buried at Old Center church J^I^J of tbe Green6boro Water Supply
Methodist | '"day. The uneral was conducted hy | J pay overthe priceagreed .
Rev. A. G. Kirkman. The deceased ""~*^*" F | entire tobacco to get this curing of
was tbe widow of Bingham Apple, who j 1" »*,0> ■ t ._ |primings, and during the hor days of
\ Astoundea the Editor- j the Utter fart of last week the bottom
Editor S. A. Brown, of Bennettsville,; leaves burnt off of tbe tobacco, which
ti. C, was once immensely surprised, he d'd not get over as high up as he
cents.
Mr. J. 5. Clapp sold a curing of
primings here yesterday for 147.65, n.-j.-i
Which he saved the first of last week.: WJIIUll,
Mr. Clapp says he did not go over his | SUTplDS,
Assets. OTer
$100,000.00
15,000.00
500,000.00
died in 1&57. She was the mother of
eight children, six of whom are living.
There are 32 grand-children and 44
greaf-grand-children. The deceased
bad been a consistent member of
Christian church for many years.
the
HARRY POEZOLT.
— Merchant Tailor,
217'< S. Elm St., QBSEHSB0B0.
Latest Styles of Suitings and Trous-erings
to select from. Fit guaranteed.
To Save Her Child
I■ i rrst■ r. r,esuj«,«.i,-i ^Frro^m frightful disfigurement Mrs Q^f of L^iriin^ Qfcj ap.
church of that place yesterday morn- ^.^ Buckien,s Arnica Saive to great
iinoMg. Pi>r-o. ff, «a*n*dA M\(»ras.CI'nravvpenn aarree sSpDeenndd-- .n_A., nn K/.> v^.wi .,,-ri f.Aii unrl nrrir>4
ing a day or two in Greensboro before
going away on their bridal trip.
—The best 10-cent green coffee we
have ever had is on sale now at our
store. Ask to see it.
j. W. SCOTT & Co.
-. - K"8
sores on her head and face, and writes
its quick cure exceeded all her hopes.
It works wonders in Sores, Bruises, Skin
Eruptions, Cuts, Burns, Scalds and
Piles. 25c. Cure guaranteed by C. E.
Holton, druggist.
—Solid car load (50) buggies just
opened up at Townsemfs.
Through loug suffering" from Dys-pepsia,"
he writes,"my wife was greatly
run down, she had no strength or
vigor and suffered great distress fr.->m
i her stomach, but she tried Electrie
Bitten which helped her at once, and
after usiug four bottles, she is entirely
well, cau eat anything. It's a grand
tonic, and its gentre laxative qualities
are splendid for torpid liver." For In-digestion,
Loss of Apnetite, Stomach
and Liver troubles it's a positive, guar-anteed
cure. Oi.ly 50c atC. E. Holton s
drug store.
—You want a thresher?
keeps them.
Townsend
primed the other part of his tobacco,
so Mr. Clapp simply saved what would
have gone to waste last week during
those hot dnys and got $17.(15 for his
labor in doing so. Wide-awake far-mers
take advantage of sll these
things, and it pays them handsomely
co do so.
FARMERS' WAREHOUSE IN GOOD HANDS
The Farmers' warebouse.of this place, |
has been leased for the coming season
byMr.R.A. Gilmer, of Greensboro,and
Mr. B. M. Walker, of Burling'on. We
DEPOSITORY OF THI
United States,
State of North Carolina,
City of Greensboro.
County of Guilford.
We have every facility for tbe prompt
and intelligent conduct of all business
entrusted to us.
Your Atcount Solicited.
J. V. WAIASZS,
President.
LRB.SATTI1.
Cashier.
.