The Greensboro Patriot from Greensboro, North Carolina • Page 4

I 1 Aldennanic Doings' W1Y III wmm Greensboro Patriot. ESTABLISHED 1821. The guardians of the city's interests, otherwise known as the board otal, dermen, met in regular session Fridaj night and transacted a considerable amount of business. Mr. E.

P. Wharton, representing Capt. B. J. Fisher, appeared before the PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.

W. M. BARBER CO. board and offered to donate the city 'WOBiPTiOK One year, months, 50 cents: three months, 85 cents. In advance.

fnnrtean acres of land in the woods just north of the city, along the ex C. fonainn nt "North Elm street, to be atered at the P. O. in Greensboro, N. second-class mail matter utilized as a public park.

The propo nomirmnip.Ations. unless tnev contain lmpor- sition was accepted and the street com mittee instructed to make the neces Do you feel able to pay the man you have been dealing with 25 to 50 cents a pair more for Shoes than they can be bought from us just because he is an old friend? We say not. Why not follow us up and see if WHAT WE SAY IS TRUE- Buying for Charlotte, Monroe, Greensboro, and Union, S. requires lots of stuff and gives us great advantage in buying. We add our little profit and let her go.

Listen I knt news, or discuss briefly and properly sublet! olreal interest, are not wanted; and if aceptable in every other way, they will rnva-abfybe rejected if the real name of the author withheld. sary improvements. A park has long been needed in Greensboro, and the city is fortunate in securing one at so Remittances must be maae Dy cnecx, arais tal money order, express or in regiBwjrwu ie-Only such remittances will be at the risk publishers. little expense. The Southern Constrnction Com au letters vu pany made a proposition in regard to n'H-m PATRIOT, Greensboro.

N. C. paviug South Elm street with asphalt. The matter was referred to the street nnmmirtee. South Elm is now one of WEDNESDAY, FEB.

27, 1901. the roughest streets in Greensboro and A Big Gut in Ladies', Children's and Men's Underwear! it is hoped that steps will be taken at taken at once to improve it. G. A. Miller, of Reidsville, asked the aldermen to recommend him to the oonntv commissioners for license to engage in the retail liquor business at E.

G. Newcomb's old stand, on South Elm street. Action on the matter was deferred until the next meeting. John Lewis was elected member of MEN'S SHOES, ETC. Men's $3.00 Shoes at $2 48.

Look at our job counter choice 75c. and 98c Shoes $2.50 and $3.00. NevOT-euch values offered. 100 dozen Men's Men's 10c. Socks at 5c.

100 pairs Men's $1.50 Pants at $1.00. DRY GOODS. $1 00 all wool Drees Goods, 56 inches wide, 48c. 50c. Wool Plaids at 25o.

$1.00 Revler Wool and Silk at 75c. 75c. Blaftk and Blue Serge at 50c. Also job counter of short lengths and remnants. Good Sheeting at 2c.

7c. Percals at 5c. The sharks of the sea are not swifter in doing their work with the victims of the shipwreck in San Francisco harbor than are the hungry office seekers who are in Washington fighting for the place of Consul Wildman, who went down with the ill-fated City of Rio de Janeiro. Within a few houis after the report of his death bad reached Washington no less than Beven persons filed applications for the dead man's office. A striking illustration of the greed and rapacity of modern politics.

the board from the fifth ward to sue ceed R. M. Phillips, resigned. Kimesville Items. Mies Alma Holt has been on the sick list.

Mies Callie Clapp spent a day in Burlington last week. Mie8e-TMabel Friddell and Annie EulisB were on the sick list last week Mrs. W. H. Wheeler, who has been very sick, is able to be out again.

Mr. Jean Holt, who has been at work at Haw River, has returned home. Mr. George Clapp moved bis property from here to Burlington Monday. Miss Nettie Bowman, who has been at Bellmont for some time, is at home.

Misses Lillie Hurley, of Sanford, and Myra Reitzel, of Liberty, spent last week visiting friends here. Mr. G. L. Amick moved his family from this place to Liberty Monday.

We regret very much to have Mr. Amick leave us. Mr. Charlie Soots and Miss Lil lie Neese were married Sunday, February 17. May a long and happy life be theirs.

Miss Nelia Miller quit the mil) Monday and left for her home in Liberty. She has won many friends during her stay here. Rev. G. F.

Milloway and son, Clement, bf Burlington, ware here one night last week. Mr. Millo way's many friends were glad to see him. Jamestown Items. We have been having quite a variety of weather the past few weeks.

The wheat crop is badly damaged by the fly in this community. There was quite an interesting spelling match at Flint Hill academy Friday night. A great deal of timber is being shipped from Jamestown, such as oak, poplar and hickory. We are sorry to see Greensboro return to the old system of saloons. Why not have prohibition? Mr.

H. C. Lamb, Mr. D. W.

Moore and Miss Mary Petty, who have been on the sick list, are said to be improving. All indications point to extensive improvements here along several lines this year. A spirit of progress is in the air. Mr. Victor P.

Hammer's school at Flint Hill academy closes about March 22nd. His services as a teacher have been, quite satisfactory in every respect. We are glad to note that Mr. A. L.

Vickory, R. M. from Richmond to Charlotte, has decided to settle down in Jamestown. He is building a nice residence on the lot purchtieed of Mr. W.

N. Rush. The aldermen held a called meeting Monday night to consider some amend merits to the city charter. NOTIONS Malcolm Love pianos and Farrand Votey organs. W.

H. Eixer, tf Southern Loan Trust Bldg. Husband a Bigamist. In September, 1898, Miss Winifred McCaull, a well known young society woman who had resided in Greensboro FOR ONE CENT: 7 pen holders, 25 envelopes, 2 lead pencils, 2 blank books, 1 thimble, 2 packages hair pins, 1 pocket mirror, 2 balls thread, 7 elate pencils, 2 whistles, 13 pen points, I tablet; 1 puree, 1 yard elastic, 2 papere needles, 16 fish hooks, 1 cake eoap, 1 package of chewing gum, 1 rule, 24 sheets paper, 1 box crayon, 1 fine comb, 1 box blacking, 1 paper pins, 1 key chain, 1 spool thread, 2 collar buttons, 2 hat pins, 12 safety pins. And hundredsof other useful articles at same price.

Don't be odd from other people, but come out and let us save you money. $C7A11 wool Elkiw Blankets at $2.75, worth $3 50; 11 4 at $3.25, worth $4.50. You can't afford to let the chance slip. for some time, making her home with her brother-in-law, Mr. Harry C.

Martin, was married to Frank M. Holahan, of New York. The couple went to New York to live, and it wa9 eupposed All can endorse the liberality of the legislature in dealing with the old soldiers. The pension bill, whict the senate has passed by a unanimous vote, is far more liberal than ever before. Its three chief features are (1) Any soldier who did duty during the war and who is now incapacitated is to be pensioned; (2) all widows of soldiers who married them prior to April 1, 1865, are to be pensioned; (3) all the four grades of pensions shall pro rate equally and not make the deficiency fall on the fourth class alone, as has been the caee up to this time.

that they were enjoying a happy married life. A few days ago Mrs. Hola-han's friends in Greensboro were TT TT shocked to learn that her husband had flTfiTfi Belk Eros, proved faithless and had married an Compaiiiiy IIUCU other woman. The discovery was made as the result of a search for Hol ahan in a number of gambling dens he was known to frequent. He was found by his father and a few friends at the home of the parents of wife No.

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It is not known what the discovery led to, though it is probable that the bigamist is in the hands of the law. Miss McCaull was a very charming young woman and made many friends in Greensboro. She was a native of Baltimore and was on the stage for several years. She and a sister of Holahan were members of the same company, and it was in this way that she became acquainted with her future husband. She is now at the home of her husband's parents in New York.

OF BALTIMORE CITY. CAPITAL STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY, SURPLUS AND RESERVE, $1,000,000.00 1,000,000.00 583,570.40 The fourth chapter in the story of the impeachment of the Supreme court judges was enacted by the senate Monday, when the rules of impeachment were taken up, read and adopted. The managers from the house of representatives appeared with part of their counsel and asked that the judges be summoned to appear at once. An hour later the attorneys for the accused ex Governor Jarvis, ex-Attorney-General Osborne, W. P.

B. F. Long and F. H. Busbee entered the senate chamber and asked that they be given a reasonable time in which to prepare their defence.

By unanimous vote the Benate set March 11th as the date for the beginning of the trial. The deepest interest in the approaching trial is felt by all the people of the state, and nut little else is talked of in political circles. It is claimed that sentiment in favor of impeachment is growing among the people as they become better ac Writes all Classes of Bonds at Reasonable Rates. The recent organization of the Greensboro Local Board enables us to and deliver Bonds the same day the application is filed with the agents. Greensboro Local Board: COBRXCTBD WXXELT BT JOHN J.

PHOKNIX. Wholesale Receivers and Shippers of Country Produce. BUYING PRICKS. "Beeswax 23 Chickens old per lb 5 Small spring chickens lb 15 Eggs 2 Butter 9-10 Feathers Hides dry 11-12 Green 5 Wool washed Unwashed Wheat Oats Sheep Skins i540 Tallow 3 Corn, new Rags Cotton Bones lb Maj. Joseph M.

Morehead has placed an order with the Mt. Airy Granite Company for the colonial monument to be erected at the Guilford battle ground. The shaft will stand twenty feet in height. It is expected to have the monument unveiled at the next celebration. WANTED For U.

S. Army, able-bodied, unmarried men, between ages of 21 and 35; citizens of the United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. Recruits specially desired for service in Philippines. For information apply to Recruiting Officer, First National Bank Building, Charlotte. N.

or Southern Loan and Trust Building, Greensboro, N. C. Every church in Chatham county is to be incorporated and the manufacture and sale of liquor prohibited for from 3 to 5 miles from them. Attorneys. rioN.

I'tJAn. m. stjsumaw, Jx-Lieut. Gov. of North Carolina, A.

B. KIMBALL, of King Kimball, LEE H. BATTLE, Cashier of City National Bank. C. M.

VANSTORY, of Vanstory Clothing Co. of Charles O. McMichael, Madison, was here Monday. MURRAY BROTHERS, Agents. G-REE1TSBOBO, ILT- C.

For Over Fifty Years. "Winslow's Sootbine Svi-ud has been lisp.d Mrs. for over fifty years by millions of mothers for mm their cnildren while teething, with perfect suc cess. It soothes the child, softens the kudos, allays all pain, cures -wind colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately.

Sold by Druggists in very part of the world. Twentv-fivA rpnts a uuiue. xse sureana asK ior "Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup," and take no other kind. You Just Oan't Imagine What We Have to Offer Till You Gome and See The smallpox situation in Greene county is so alarming that Judge tioKe nas been requested not to Additional Correspondence.

Hillsdale Items. Miss Nina Harris is improving. Mr. Everett Archer is on the sick lis-. Mr B.

B. Miles visited at Mr. W. Warren's Sunday. The band made excellent music at Mr.

S.L. Low's last Friday night. Miss Lula Miles was a welcome visitor at Mr. W. P.

Strader's Sunday. The school at Phibb's school-house will close Friday evening. It is being taught by Prof. L. Archer.

Several from this vicinity will probably attend the closing. The entertainment at Hillsdale Academy was attended by a large crowd last Friday evening. Everybody seemed to enjoy it. Summer field, Danamora, Brown Summit and Rathbone were represented. hold court there next week.

You'll Like Our work-you'll like our methods. We do the very BEST DENTAL WORK and not know how this is, but we do know that it is a very serious question, probably the most important that has come up in North Carlina in years. Just how important a personage Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan has become is revealed by the statement that insurance risks upon his life to the amount of $20,000,000 have recently been written for business men whose investments might suffer by his death.

This is an English system. Large amounts were placed on the late Queen's life by traders and others whose business would be affected by her death or a long period of mourning. The four men who robbed the postoffice at Emma Buncombe, county, and shot Sam Alexander, tke assistant postmaster, some time ago have been carried to Charlotte and confined in jail. It was feared that they would be lynched if they were kept in the Asheville jail. Rev.

A. C. Dixon, a native of Shelby, has resigned the pastorate of a Baptist church in BrooklynN. to become pastor of the wealthiest Baptist church in Ttnotnn Moeo save our patients money. Dr.

Griffith Office over Harry-Belk Bros. Store. Dentist NOTICE. Gray's Chapel Items. Louis Haves, an aged citizen, died on the 22d.

The first real winter weather put in its appearance last Saturday. Henry Ivey has bought the John Wrightsell old place at Brower's Mills. Quite a number of our people are suffering with severe colds. I have purchased the entire stock of Johnson Dorsett at a very low figure and am going to make a clean sweep of it before April 1st. In this sale price and value will not go together, as the price will be the lowest you ever knew and the values the best or better than you ever had before.

Dress Goods, White Goods, Ladies' Dress Skirts, Laces, Underwear, Hosiery; Carpets and Rugs, and to cap the climax I am going to force the sale of $4,000 worth of fine, medium and cheap Shoes. When I say force, I mean that I am placing prices on them that can't be resisted. You know what Ziegler Fine Shoes for Ladies are, ana when I make you a way down price on these you will be bound to recognize it. If you want more than your money's worth don't delay, but come at once to see C. H.

DORSETT SUCCESSOR TO JOHNSON DORSETT i DEAR SIRS: The receiver of the Bank of Guilford has had orders from time to time to pay out to the depositors amounts equal to 65 per cent of thP total amount due the depositors. When this' amount has been called for hv Some have grip. alter all expenses have been paid, there will be nothing more left depositors, unless there is something made out of litigations now pending, which will necessarily be verv umtita jw Mr. J. Routh did some repair work on the Lambeth mill, near Siler City, last week.

There were but a few at church on last Sunday, owing to the in clemency of the weather. Messrs. H. T. Curtis and G.

M. Redding have bought the C. C. Kime saw mill and will operate it on the lands of Charlie Hurley, near here. oraer to attempt a speedy settlement, the former directors have arranged with the Southern Loan and Trust Company to pay another 15 per or 80 per cent, in all, to all depositors who will accept this at once and agree to -assign their claim.

If the receiver should be coUecting aU claims by law, which is very doubtful, it is probable that the depositors would not receive more than 85 or 90 paying nil expenses -and after waiting at least two years longer. You can address the Southern Loan and Trust Company, Yours truly, W. P. BBA.LL, A. A.

HINTON, Committee. W. C. BO REN, The Troy Examiner says the railroad from West End to Jackson Springs is about completed and trains will soon be running on this bianch of the Aberdeen and Ashe-boro railroad. 206-208 SOUTH ELM GREENSBORO SUBSCRIBE TO THE PATRIOT..