The Greensboro patriot [August 9, 1905]

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THE GREENSBORO PATRIOT
VOL. 84. GREENSBORO, N. C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9. 1905. NO. 32
\V. J. RICHARDSON
OFFICE:
K4TZ BUILDING.
. DE.NCE 318 WEST GASTON ST.
5-i.[> M. D. J. H. Bovi.cs. M. D.
lies. 41'.' W.Caslim.
I'liunc N". W*.
LOCAL IT: ITX7"
jTAMEY O BOYLES
: -,;CiANS AND SURGEONS
.siotiul sorvieea i" thcpeople
IUIIII surrounding country.
Police Sergeant Harnes is on the sick
list.
Mr. John R. Stewart has returned
from the springs.
Mr. Hal H. Murray is home from
Buffalo, X. Y., on a visit.
The season will Boon be on for corn
hinders. See 1'ettv-lieid Co.
The old City National Hank building
is being painted inside and out and
GEENSBORO'S NEW SUBURB.
)therwise improved for its new owners Model Town to be Built Southwest of the
and occupants, the .Security Life and City, With Street Cars, Park and All
Annuity Company. The Fariss-Klutz j Modern Improvements,
drugstore, next door, is also under- Within the past week Messrs. Milli-going
extensive improvements which ban and Main, of the Carolina Heal
will add materially to its attractive- j "state Company, have closed a trade,
uess. as agents for a strong syndicate of Nor-
The Central Carolina Fair Associa-,'"'k and Philadelphia capitalists, for
lion's new premium list is out. Any j approximately one bundled and fifty
Mr. J. W. Scott is at Atlantic City jolle WJBB|U« a copy i-an obtain it at the ] :• res of very desirable land lying a lit-for
a fortnight's rest and recuperation. | „mi.e of the Fair Association on South He WwiUl of west of the city whicli will
Mrs. R, A. (iray is upending a few | Klin street opposite the postoffice. A ' ■• Iran-formed iuto a model residence
•I-' |I'11L- -llHC.
-. ...i h I..in streel. Phone 89.
Dr. J. E. WYCHE
DENTIST
E IN SAVINGS BANKBLDG.
-. r.M ST CHttNSSOHO. N. C.
Dr. M. F. FOX
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
- . _r0RD COLLEGE, N. C.
Dr E. A. BURTON
DENTIST
:r c E IN LASH BLDG.
Set" ELM ST.
new poultry building is being built to suburb, having every modern facility
replace the one blown down about two and convenience, including a streetcar
months ago. It will be much larger line and a park. The tract referred to
than the old one. i embraces practically all of the vacant
The Goose (Jrease Liniment Com- '■»« !*»••■ the corporate limits and
pany has moved into its new quarters «'■« f;"' S<»und, south of the railroad,
at the comer of South Ashe street and!-"' » is admirably adapted to just
the Southern Hail way track, where the «•»■■ enterprise. At au ear'y dale
company will have sulV.cie.it room for -to-lals or lhe syndicate will set about
the manufacturing and shipping of -"b-d.v.dmg the tract, laying out broad
(ioose tJrease Liniment. The sale of
the liniment is lapidly increasing and
this causes the demand for better fa-cilities.
A special from Washington says
President Roosevelt will spend only
live minutes in Greensboro on bis ap-proaching
Southern trip. It had been
hoped that lie could tarry here long
enough to make a visit to the Battle
Ground, and Senator Simmons is not
Without hope that this arrangement
weeks in the mountains of West \ ir-giuia.
Gasoline engine- are the coming
power for the farm. l'etly-Heid Co.
sell them.
Miss Tilhe Talum has gone to Mt.
Airy to visit Mies Daisy Uolcomb for
two weeks.
Dr. John Hoy Williams has gone to
i Muskoka Lake, Canada, for a three
I weeks' vacation.
Miss Minnie l.ou Kelly, of Caswell,
1 is visiting her aunt, Miss Charlie Hun-ter,
on King street.
Miss Jessie Speight, of Whittakers,
1 is visiting Miss Mary l.ee .loyner, on
, West Gaston street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Odell and Mrs.
| (i. S. Sergeant left last night for a stay
of ten days at Atlantic City.
Mrs. James W. Holt and daughter,
Miss Fannie, of Jacksonville, Fla.. aie may yet be included in the President's
streets and Improving them, while H e
Greensboro Klectiic Company will
I loci-cd at once to build a car line out
West Lee street to the fairground, con-necting
there with the Lindley park
GREENSBORO TOBACCO MARKET. mmmmmm omit
MAKKCT REPORT.
The receipts on our market for the
past week have beeu very good con-sidering
the time of year. All of the
old tobacco has been marketed and I
very few primings have been cured, so ■
we could not expect large receipts, , 3
however we had a nice lot of primings
during the past week which went off
at very satisfactory prices ami in most
cases farmers got more for them than
they had expected. This is one year it j 8
pays well to prime the tobacco, where
you can do so without Injuring the
main body of the plant, ami we would
advise farmers to save every priming
they cau without damagiug their crop.
We cau use them titd or untied, but if
you bring them to market untied be
sure to wipe the dirt oil'good aud keep
them straight and do not get them too I J"
soft iu order, for we cannot handle *
liieiu if they are too soft.
Prices on these primings are running
from (1.80 to 87.75 per huudred, aud if
we could get sometioon ones the prices
One
Dollar
,would ruu very much highei. So far t
le, which will give exceptional fa-j we have only bad primiuga that are
i littles to that section of the city. The j pulled oil' before the tobacco was
electric company will also supply the | topped, and as a matter of course they
suburb \. itii both incandescent and arc I are not well matured. ::
bghts, beside.- furnishing gas, while a ! ::
c infract has already beeu entered into j DEMAND i >-it TOBACCO IMKKASKS. fj
' ith the city of Greensboro providing! The demand for tobacco has steadily 8
i'i-an extension of the water aud sewer I increased on this market for the past
Invested in a savings ac-count
with this bank at
four per cent, interest
will be worth 104 cents
in oneyear.and the orig-inal
dollar grown larger
with everyyear. You may
be sure you will always
receive prompt and cour-teous
attention.
Deposits made on or
before August 5th will
draw interest from Au-gust
1st.
,
C W. BANNER, M. D.
ited to the Eye. Ear. Nose
*nd Throat.
A. M.I
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A. M. i-'"
P. V. K
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J. J. HILTON
AN AND SURGEON
; CNSBORO N. C.
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..,:; Hold.
I SCALES
Scales, Taylor O Scales
ATTORNEYS
. I COUNSELLORS AT LAW
0REEBSB0RO. H. C.
on a visit to Mrs. Jas. K. Boyd.
Mr. Jos. P. (aid well, editor Of the
Charlotte Observer, was a business vi~-
itor iii the city yesterday afternoon.
Small lot of pea- on hand that we
will close out at one dollar pel bushel.
KolSS> 111 .': WATKINS.
Mi. H. Percy tiray suffered another
storke of paralysis the third on Sun-day
last, and his condition is critical.
Mr. G. A. Hanklu is rapidly ice »\er-ing
from hi- recent attack of typhoid
fever and will be at work again in a
few day-.
Mr-. Jell Scales, of New York, who
has been here since the death of her
father. lh« late I:. M. Sloan, returned
home \ esterday.
i ie >• a,* * ! ilevclopii i: our city. The
I'lviiiottr- of iIIC tulerpli e have sonic
agreeable surprises in store lor the |*o-
1 le of i' ur'i-'.i re, mi
itinerary.
Mr-. T. J. McCollum, of New Bethel
township, Uocklngham county, died
Sunday alter a lingering illness and
was buried yesterday at Sandy Cross
church, the funeral services being con-ducted
by her pat-tor, Itev. Slowe. Her
age was :S> years, -lie i- survived by
her husband aud one child, her mother,
Mrs. J. W. Hutchersou, ami live
brothers and a sister.
Mi. W. P. Turner, the PATRIOT'S
capable foreman, leaves tomorrow for
Toronto, Canada, where the Interna-tional
Typographical L'uion holds its
annual convention tlii- year. Mr.
Turner will represent Greensboro
union. No. II!)", ill Ihe meeting. He
cities Nia- "umber of important subjects weteui
mains. The plan- of the syndicateIthree jeam until our buyeis have
ivcnot been auiiounced in detail, but j made up their minds to bring more tC-lOUgb
is know II t'i warrant the nssur- ' bacco to Ibis market. We are building
ne biggest irnlcr- another w alehouse iieie which we hope
Southern
ice'ihat it is by far the biggest uuder-1 another watehouse here which webope £ j •£ \ 'y- _ t
King in which (Jreeuslicro ever l to- Will increase our trade very much and a Llj£ cUlCl 1 TtlSl
i,l and will accomplish wonders in I furnish additional accommodation to ij
Company
i' w hole
lake in.tic w he.111
in that w BV.
farmers and their teams. This new ,•
warehouse will be finished and ready •$
for u-e by October 1st if not a little H
late sooner, and it will he run by one of the JJ
•.. Hi -,i up air
i i gin in hum
County Educational Conference.
There was <|Uite a large number
iii"-
oi
til
ol
ill:
lv
will visit several Canadian
Glass fruit jars, jelly glasses, tin ■ an- ,,.,,., |.-;,||,. Thousand Islands and New
beat waiehousemeii in the country. B
\\ e feel that everybody will lie glad to g
come to this warehouse alid see how 2
nice it is and meet the geiillemen who HM
I ini it. We are pieparing for more to-
|HI( co to lie sold iu I iieeii.-oo:o this \ eai
iie county present al the joint meet- ,„,.,., waa ever sold here before, and :.-
uftbecommitlteineiiaiidlhecoiiu-L 11)lll,1 „, ,.„.( VN0 k,..,.v „,. ,mi,t ,,ai
board of education Saturday. A you w e|| fcr iby tobacco, which can be
easily done with the Increased demand
we have ou this maiket. We hope to
school comuiitteenien and teachers :*t• BT.F
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GREENSBORO, N. C.
Capital, - • - 5-^>i v.v'.JJ
Surp'.UJ aad P:c£'.s, 53,005.00
WHAKTON. l'.iEsim-.vT.
K. ii. I'ACOHN, l uEAsraaa.
: :ns:::::KnaaaK«sata««K::s«nj
and wax -trinas, milk hollies and caps.
Wanted ten tboil.-aud pounds rags.
i|Uick. W. S. M....i:i:.
^li^s Klsie May 1ms returned from a
l. Houirias. Itoliert !'. Douglas.
DOUGLAS & DOUGLAS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
■ensboro Loan ant Trust Bide.
C. G. WRIGHT
TORNEY AT LAW
:r. NG OPP COURT HOUSt.
.-.EENSBORO. N. C.
visit with friend-
Miss 1' l.ua < olih.
her. -topped over
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. W
•nt 1 ■ < 'aroiiua.
accompanied
in
w 'no
at Batesville for a
York before returning.
The county commi—inner.- were iu
session Monday ami Tuesday, trans-acting
a vast amount of business. A
jury wa- drawn for the September
criminal court and the ■'commissioners'
fund'' was formally turned over to the
county treasurer, whose receipt is now
I. Olderwood have iu the hands of the board. It I- prob-taken
a house on Chestnut street, just able that a statement concerning this
off Summit avenue and will ne al fund will appear at an early date.
home to their friends there by the end Mrs. J. M. Stone, mother of Messrs.
oftbeweek. <•. I'. and X. F. Stone, of Revolution,
Rev. li. M. Blair. I'. I)., editorof died Thursday morning al her home
the XorthCarolinaCbrWian Advocate, near Lea
will lill Rev. «'. K. Hodgin's apiioint-ma.
ltc-led W(J ll!(Ve „„ ,,,„ !11:,lket. \.
one in the rtee vou |leli; ear|y .,,„( often during me
•and one in the afternoon. The jmm|,lir MHuatu H,"„i we niadse von the
very beat in irkel piices al all limee.
T. 1
MAS C. HOYLE
- -ORNEY AT LAW
• ljuare, OREEKSB0R0. H. C.
(riven to collections. Loana
meut at Midway next Sunday afler-
II.H'II !.t ."..".O.
T he friend- of Mr-. I). II. Harry will
he glad to learn thai she is rapidly re-covering
from an attack of appendi-citis,
from which she has beeu sufler-
• lug for several days.
Misses l.oretta and CatherineTaylor,
of Nashville. TeilU., dan
,-ville alter an illnessotseven
months. A complication of diseases
caused her death. Thedeceased is sur-vived
by her husband and the follow-ing
children: Messrs. N. F. ami C 1*.
Stone, of Revolution; 8. A. Stone and
Mrs. F. M. Roberts, of Leaksville.
Mr. K. A. Schwartz., aged thirty-one
years, died of typhoid fever at :io'clock
Saturday morniua at the Greensboro
:>ert C. Strudwick
liters of ex- hospital after an illness of several
Governor Bob Taylor, ofTennessee, are
visiling their aunt, Mis. C. W. Ward.
AT LAW
Sunare, GREEBSB0R0, H. C.
weeks. Mr. Schwartz was unmarried,
his people living iu Chillicolhe, I >hio.
He bad been employed at the Johnson
iv Watson Shoe Company's factory.
The remains were shipped by express
Saturday night to Chillicolhe for inter-
Plumbcrs Take a Vacation.
The plumbing industry of(ireensboro
meut.
has been disturbed the pant week by
StY ami COUNSELLOR on Spring liarden street.
Fni< BALK -TWO registered young
fre-h Jersey cows. Also two Jersey
heifer calves entitled to registration.
F. P. ALBRIGHT, ;
U":'"' • ' what the master plumber*tei ma strike
H. F. I). 7, (ireensboro, N. C. Hev. T. M. McConnell, I). I)., pastor ^ whft( |he plulllbeB|th«ma»IV«eaJl
j T Hunt & Co. have been awarded <lf tlle Kirst I'resl.ytenaii church.at a 1()).kmlt T,ie trouble originated over
,be"contract to build a new pulpit plat- (;"",lel1. 'S- l • wno *"n "J8 ^lle *'*« a shop regulation promulgate,! by Mr.
P. HOBGOOD, Jr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
cu—ed and much interesl
Two -es-inii- were lieii!
comiiig season and we pledge you
conference was pie-idedover by County
Superiiilendeiit Thomas It. Fi u-l. who
called the meeting together at lo.su
o'clock.
Interesting nildresses were made at
the morning session by Messis. J. Van
Lindley and John C. Keunctt on 'The
Town-hip High Scbojil." Messrs. ('.
II. Ireland and Johu A. Young -^poke
upon the subject of "'Improvements of
Public School House.- ami Grounds."
All ol the.-e ai|dic--e- were very inter-esting
and helpful. Brief remarks weie
made by others. The closing address
of the morning was by l>r. Chas. I). Mk-
Iver, who spoke interestingly upon the hist week.
singed. •The Improvement of the with prices.
readier." Henry Reese and J. H. Reese, or this
The conference adjourned for dinnir county, were heie with priming- the ^ ()|ej| Hardware Company
at 1 o'clock and reassembled at 2.WI. past week. Their prices ranged from m inllovatJ<)11 yeHtesday by
Dr. W. 1. Whit-ett made an address sj 20 to $7.70 per huiidretl. suspending business for one day while
upon the same subject as Dr. -M elver (. w Apple, J. A. I'inkleton and everybody connected with the big es-spoke
upon in the morning. "The Im- (- ]_ i>i„kleton. of Hrown Summit, tablishment went to Lindley Pack tot
provement of the Teacher." were liere with primings last week and jal) ()|,j faHUi„I)e,i picnic that was eu-
Prof. J. I. Foust made an interesting „ere well pleased with prices. joyed to the limit, notwithstanding
address to the school commltteemeo at I Lee Kaucetti j. T. Faucet! and W.I the fact that the start was made iu a
the afteruoon session. H pRUoett| ,,f Brown Summit, were Igentle rain. The rain ceased before
here With primings the past week and | the crowd reached its destination, how-made
highly satisfactory sales. ever, and there was nothing to mar
J. K. Green, It. I. Gordon, C. K. j the day's pleasures. ,! ■
Gordon and P. H. Gordon, of Brown j
Summit, were here with primings last
week and made very satisfactory sales. •
James Leslie Wilmotb, a twelve-year-
old incorrigible who has given his
fattier and the police no end of trouble,
went to Charlotte last week and told a
, ,"",, , ... , pitiful tale of having been abused at
BarhaiuaudJ. M Lee, of this ^^ exhlbiU|lf{ Beveral welts that
county, sold primings with us Jast.^ ^^ ^^ yMmt (.((ntaot
W. ek and were »eil pleased. ^ ^ ^ hfcta|j ^..^ Nalu|a||y lhe
.!. M. F.dmonson and Jule Sharp, ol ^....n.iij,^ of t|,e good Charlolte peo-l;
ickiiighaui, were here with primings. ()|e were si„,cked and the papers there
..,.-! week and made good sale-. deluged the youngster With pity until
Our oid friends Johu Honey and T.F. the facts in the case were established.
I.-ley, of Aiaiuaiice county, .tele here Wilmolh's father is an iiidu-'iiiou-and
with primings last week and made. law-abiding citizen of Greensboro and
good sales. I he gave the boy a well-deserved heat-
I. M. l.asler and J' F. I.a.-ter, of ing last week for stealing a pockethook
Rocktugbam, were here with primiuga|aud lighting his little sick sister,
ITley were well pleased 1 whereupon the boy hid himself away
in a Southern dining car and lauded
iu Charlotte.
of Mrs. Egbert W
drive to Guilford College aud the Hat-
1 tie Ground.
Wrlirbt Bulldinir. Opposite
MICHAEL SCHENCK
ATTORNEY
'O COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Square, Greensboro, H. C.
be done as soon as
cured.
Mr. H. L. l'otts, who was recently
appointed assistant freight agent for
the Southern Railway al this place,
has also been appointed soliciting
freight agent for the city in connection
form and choir gallery in West Market b^i. the guest ... Airs, e.gue. » j. Ed. Albright involving the use of
Street M K church and the work will hu"1" for ■ few ,la>'H' 0CCUPted I)r' bicycles by his men, and his seven
aterialcanbese- Baatth's P»lP»* Snuday morning and\vimtbmnmttuktmmtHttltmwatk-evening,
preaching two very accepta- ^ ou( ,, was llol Um), before every
ble sermons. Dr. and Mrs. McConnell . |n U)wu ^illvolve(1 aud work
went from here to Glenn Sl'""^. has rtinre ,,een al a Btam|still until yes-where
they will spend a couple "f ter(layi uliell IU()Kt of ,i,e men returned
weeks. t0 work un<ler au agreement made last |
Hev. J. F. McCullocli, who taught jiar,.h covering a period of a year,
last year in Adrian College, Adrian, j Iloue ^ t|ie ro|ea adopted io the meau-
For tobacco Hues that will lit, net
Mr. H. L. DlXOU sent a load of com-! smoke, cure good rich tobacco, be
mou primings here last Friday for sure aud see Ford Rooting Co., ^ ■ >
which he realized a good price con- boro.
sidering the poor quality. We regret
to note the extreme illness of Mr. DlXOU
and his daughter.
:!i-tf.
,LENN BROWN
TTORNEY AT LAW
ly N'utiuoal Hunk liull'llng.
"EENSBORO, N. C.
RGE M. PATTON
"•ORNEY AT LAW
■ iirtlniro !.««iin iiii<l Trust
I>H)I3 Building.
N L. DWIGGINS
LECTION AGENT
Stokesdale. N. C.
IKJ collecting business. Claims
ilie state collected. Also acts
• '■•r .mil iruardlan.
Viririnia-CaroUna Chemical Co..
■ ii. ii It
with llBO er us. | Mich., will not go back the coining i time 0y tlie union to take effect until
Mr. J. Lindsay Ferguson, jr^ ''W'laegrioB. He has wired his decimation j „ie expiration of the contract. Mr.
merly local manager '<>r l'r«ds«reetHi jof the tender of the place for another A|brtght>a men are not at work today,
and later of Richmond, Va.. has pur-chased
au interest in the Smith Purnl- devote hta ti
year. He will remain in this city and however, as he refused to re-employ
Banner Warehouse.
To MY FAK.MKK FKIKNDS: We have
had numerous immiries as to whether
it will pay to save primings tliisseason.
Our opinion is, it will pay very hand-somely,
especially if you find they will j
lire before the remainder of the plant i
is ready for cutting. We have sold i
City National Bank
Greensboro, N. C.
_ .ime to < lur Church Record, the lu-'nei- who went out with the,
ture Company, of High Point, and has of MethodiHt 1.roteHtaut; SmSJTLJ the latter say they will TT\TST """'"T^Z ' ,'
been elected .secretary and treasurer of, deuol*ualioIli the M. p. Colle,e UIlder.;^ ^he men who stood by them., u°ld "f lhe B,au"er ™ST* lhe JJ
the corporation. jukiug. aud possibly other church en- It is to be hoped that the matter will Of August at very satislactory prices
A picnic was given at the BatHe | terprisee. be speedily adjusted to the satisfaction | considering how very common and
CAPITAL - - • »100.000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS, 16,000
United SUtea Depository.
OFFICERS.
Ground last Friday in honor of Miss
Nellie Watsou and her brother, ofFay-etteville,
who are visiting their cousins,
Mi.-s Clara and Mr. Winston Noah.
The day was highly enjoyed by all,
especially the hay ride iu the afternoon.
Mr. (.;. T. McLatnb. who has been
running a wholesale grocery store on
Lewis street for some time, has pur-
. of everyone.
Quarantine Bulletin.
The Southern Railway has
chased the stock of the Greensboro I followtog quarantine bulletin:
Grocery Company, a wholesale con-l "All passengers
cern ou South Davie street, of which south and west (
| dirty they were. We have a large in-idepeudeut
order ou our market this
■ season, which is one of the causes of
j primings bringiug a better price than
j they did last season. The crop is short,
W B Thomson. J. Van Lindley,
' president. „ »»• PresUoot.
Let H. Battle, Cashier.
destined to points
f the state of North ! and it is to your interest to save every
"■" "" : , , " Carolina, or traveling between pomts leaf. Tie up the best grades, then
The grocery store of DeWitt Bros., I J. M. Fisher was secretary aud tieas-1 ^ a|'i(| ^^ ()f ,Ue rtate llf x„It|,
! at the corner of Soutli Spring street and | urer and general manager. Mr. Mc-1 Carolina, should provide themselves
Walker avenue was robbed Friday Lamb will operate both stores for a , with health certificates, show ing their
while before consolidating them in the ' whereabouts for ten days prior topur-
„ .. ,x . . . I chase ol transportation. Such health
bouth Davie street store. | certificates should be obtained from
i state health officer, mayor, city health
DIRECTORS.
night, the thieves gaining entrance by
breaking the panes in a rear window.
Four hams, a quantity of Hour, snuff
and a number of other articles were
takeu.
Barley seed, rape seed aud vetch Iofficer of city or town in which they
seed at C. Scott & Co.'s. 31-2t I reside or purchase transportation."
drive right to the Banner warehouse,
where Morgan aud Smith will be
pleased to see you, aud will show their
appreciation by gettiug you the very
best prices for your tobacco.
Your friend,
E. L. Mono AN.
W. S. Thomson,
C. H. Dorsett,
W. C. Ilain.
J. A. Hoskins,
J.Allen Holt.
E. J. Stafford,
Wm.Cummlrgfl,
J. Van Linda y.
.I.C. Ilisbop,
J. A.. Davidson.
We extend to depositors every facility OOB
sistent with prudent banking.
Interest paid on time certificates ot depoil
WRITE OR CALL TO CSC U?.l
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