Greensboro Daily Workman from Greensboro, North Carolina • Page 2

wuh sickness and advanced years, at BRICK WORK fat J)iiij losmji. the servant giil who made her demand fo' more wages on ironing day M4Ji Wt. tttaL. JMtav'i I last descended to the grave leaving be hind them the memory of their many virtues, and their youngest son, now over forty years of age, occupies the house in which the parents lived and died. This ton who married Miss Vickery, who appears to be a very clev er lady, hat quite a number of sprightly children who were ready early Sabbath morning to start to their Sunday school at Bethany church, two mites away.

What a great country is this in which we live. What diversities of hill and valley and of toil and of forest growth, and what a variety of people hat contrasts present themselves within even one mile square, and all descendants of the same first man. Sunday morning, in company with Mr. Scott Lineberry, I concluded to walk over and visit Mr. Pugh, a short mile distant.

After leaving the railroad going South ward you come to an elevation from which a very fine view is had, extend ing some twenty miles, more moun tainous than one would expect to find in this part of the country. But as we stood on the elevation in question the smoke from almost, if not quite, aozen cnimneys gracelully rose up from the wide spread vale below, where had built and settled the descendants of a past generation. It was a fine picture 01 rustic inc. it strikes me while thinking of it that while we have an increased and increasing number of big tent evangelists, there are few if any who go from house to house in the yet more needy sections of the country to awaken sleepy souls from slumber. This subject is only adverted to in passing.

We are soon at Mr. Wesley Pugh's, a familiar and pleasent place. Hit wife was a daughter of the late John Wolle, a sensible and good man of the old stamp whom many still remember with pleasure. Mr. Pugh lives at the old place, where he has also latel) reared a neat and convenient dwelling house.

It would be very interesting to tome to hear the stories which are still re membered of the times long past, how the deer used to be plentiful in these' woods, and could be seen by persons on the way to church. Mr. Pugh is a merchant, his store being at MillboiO, some two miles distant. His store house was for many years in the yard of his dwelling, but when Millboro was established he moved his business to that place His home is a very pleasant one, and I truly enjoyed the warm hospitality extended. In the afternoon Mr.

Pueh very generously offered to take me in his buggy and convey me to Cedar Falls, some five miles distant, which was very thankful ly accepted, and very toon find my self at the home ot Mr. O. R. Cox, to which place I started on leaving home. J.L.M.

A stitch in time. Take Simmons Livrr Regulator and prevent sickness. No saloon run are admitted to the Knights of But what if bo Knights of Labor were admitted to tbe saloons. Advertising Mis said will sn amrtislnj, tfala is tnaa lav a rnaaetira; bt or atayiajr mortt Is Cm taat Exhamaira dTartrairiamawaa tmjfiMag whttw Is Unaw wkiiowm, but tl aoanaa into rooeral oai, It Is Jd4 aooordliig (o its worth. The aonUaoad aaul steady growth of pacld mm It the bast viduttoa 1.1 raeooee It is most popular wim It ia Ink! Erery LoiUa Ct tm ethers.

Eyery on tlai t-tsa L-earoea its friend, a ii totlieir aoqiialntMioet. Trci'Jae on L'-oJ aod CLIa tL. 1 ttt'ed 1 txm Sracono ACssia, OAILT KXCaTT S'JNDAY. J. I MTCHAITX.

Editor. J. 8. Mlf HAl'X, Local Editor. INTrRED AT THE fOST-OanlCI IN miaVSBOItOAS SKCOKD-CLASS HATTER.

EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE. Cedar Falu, N. April 13, '91. Being well acquainted with thi plaae at a pltaiant and desirable vitit- i.tg poi and hav'ng decided to come 6ver and pend the Sabbath, I touk 1 he train a rt ensboro Sa turdtj ven ing with the execution of being here in a short while. It happened, eve, that the train as late in Retting 1'n from Midi on, and on that account alone, our arrival here would be later than usua' but theie was had luck head of wh cli was to require something more of our time.

It wn about dark, and we were about 2 miles of Milltboo when the train came 1 1 a md still, and the passen gers were informed that we were off th track. Presently the rkes of an oxe were heard and on getting out and looking, torches could be seen an I a number of men were found at wark under one ot the freight can whtre one oi the trucks was found to have gotten out ol place anJ was running oat of harmony with evarythin; else Had the train been running fat at the time this rebellious truck jumped the track qu'te an amount of mischief might a b.en do if, and even as it was, the exertions which Capt Over cish and his men were m.ling, and the slight effect which seemed to lor. low, ga the job qi'ite an ugly ap pmnce and showed how important it i to the movement ot a train that all ol its cars ktep, their plac the disabling of one car b'ocking the way of 1 the re The men worked hard, nd several of tbe neighbors came in with proffen o' help, which was really needed It was a muddy place am! dark, and weight to be moved was so considerable that the prospect ol gitting away during the night seeme 1 to me so oomy that I accepted the kind invl-ation of Mr Lin-berry and accompanied him 'o his home, some 250 yards away. In some half hour, as I was seated at supper which Mrs. Lineberry had kindly provided, a noise was heard as if the train had recovered from its non-going condition.

The jerking, hitching noises soon changed into some thing more continuous, and in a short space of time the whole thing was roaring along at a lively rate for Rara-seur. It took but a minute for me to realize the fact that I was left, and I was further convinced that while' it is Uncertain when a railroad car is going to leave its track, it is sometimes equally uncertain when it it going to get back again. I had by this time made up my mind also that there are trilny misfortunes greater than that of bein left, especially if you are left in a good place with whole bones and grip sack and overcoat and umbrella. And besides, considering how easy that that recalcitrant truck had jumped tbe track one time, it was not at all certain but it might do the like again before it reached edar Kails. With all these Kaaona" fctctttment made myself easy and was quietly on hand to tee the dawn of a very beautiful Sabbath day which greeted one's eyes on waking next morning." I was at the place known years ago and for a long time as the home of Lemuel Lineberry, a good, charitable and industrious citizen.

who passed away something like a decade since. He was a hatter by trade, and perhaps nude hats as long as he was able to work. "He and his sainted wife, worn i'ittsburg 'ot-. A PI tavalag temac 0 health and MrvBtlirenwrd and of aaaa ocd comfort rolioaa tne oae i ujrup or riifa, a aoii Id I armor, with nalnie to arTedual. It rleariaa tha avitem whan ooatlve or HIIoq.

for tal In Oc and ona all eadirgaiastima, Boone lilodgers is very economi cal and never wsht-f unything, I be lieve. Rowe Yes he rlw-ys takes any cough mixture that his babies leave over. Epoch. Kidney affections of years standing cured by Simmons Liver Regulator. J.

W. I'oypts. A POINTER. Slate Mantels are much more desira' ble than wood, while they cost but little more. You will find a complete stock of MANTELS AND KATES AT ODELL HARDWARE CD'S.

SEE THAT THE SPECIFICA TIONS FOR YOUR NEW HOUSE CALLS FOR SL.ATIJ ItIAHTEL-S. Cartlanii the Tailor has received a lull line of SPRING CLOTHS, Both Foreign and Domes. tic. Call and Select a Neat Spring Suit nice pair ol Pants. He kas a ful line of i Clueir, Coon Co's Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, Necweariin ell Stvles.

iUMBRELLAS new design ste rod. of all kinds, both in gold and silver heads. mama iaiataamaT tUcf MIUaa.lt a Csaiorla, yr ai lVgaaiiow, and OvaroouMia Flatulancy, ConaUpaUun, Boot Btomach, Diarrhoea, and geTeriihnaaa Thui tb child la rendered healthy and its alaep awtwraJL Cuimrim oontalna bo Itorphiae or other narcotic property. Oeitorta as arell adapted to children that Ireeorjunend ttaaaaperlor to any prraorlpttoa kmm to me." H. A.

AncHia, S8 Portland Ara Brooalra, K. V. "I Ma Oaatoria In my praetloa, and And It SpeoUiiy adapted to aAectluna ot children," Aia Bnamrraox, M. luu? Kd New York Taa Cmv Oo, TT Murray K. T.

imtM 989l mj nooft pmrt RMog noon pua lM mtf 'ifiA "it f) aief (foe eq, at. iaiu Tlfaa'll inuo.iq,o4ira lH uatj '0 4r4amoai jo apvm an ien nirnq nnqVjoe jot Je 3 vi A J'AviC Cf yon are el worn one, wmiygood fornotlt. hur, it iff Keueruldcbiiitv. Try KOA3 1HO.V H1TTE6H. ttwlll euro you.

ckiii joit ud rfv It 1 1 ,1 SYMPTOMS Or UVXH DISEASE 1 Iof appetite bad breath tad UwM la I coated 1 pain under th ebouluer-bladei in tha tack or mile often tnMlakftn fur rheumatmmt nmr etnmaoh with flatulency and water-brunt Inrilirwe-ttao: bowel lax and ooaliv. turna-headache, with dull, fceivy aenaetluni reatleaanrea, with eortaatloa of having left omeUIn undone which oueht tu have heeo donet fullneaa after eating! bad tumpert blueai tired feelinir; jrelkiw ap fmiranoe of akin and ey-a dlailntae. eto. Mot all, but alwaya aome of Uxw lodr-caie waut of action of the Liver, for. A Safe, Reliable Remedy that ran do no barm and bat Dover licen auowo to fall to do food, Tile Simmons Liver Relator AN EFFECTUAL ftPECiriO FOB Malaria, Be we I Complaint, Iryapnpala, Blck Headache.

Conitlpatlan, llUloaant. Kidney AOeetloaa, Jaundice, Mental lepreeloa, Collo. A PBTSICIAK'S ortMOIf. have bm nracilciaf medicine (or iweaty yean and ha, never here able topul up a vegeta ble compound that would, like Samoa Li compound that would. I Korulator, promptly and edectiully move the Livrrto action, and at the lame lieu aid llntieul of weakening) the digaativ and auiaulalir? powtn of the yai.a.' at.

HiimiD, u. Waahiaatoa, Ark. OJH.T tiESCISE Ha eur Stamp la red en front of wrapper. J. 11 Zeilln CarPhiladalpUa, Pa, Be noi 1 10 roed opo KXanlne lo are thai mu a the Can- lne d'etlnialehd (torn all front, and ImmDatloo tj far red Trade Mailt on frnnt rf Wiepper an? on toe aide.

In neal and Mirr-a'nre of J. n. zwiin a 00. A girl stands before the mir or whtn getting dressed btcause she is anxious to tee every thing thai is going on Yi nkert StaU-nuan. Happy lleler.

Win Timmon. Doi'tnmft of Lla. ville. Ia "writ-: Bitters a don taore for mo t' all othar modininM oniuhinrl. tLat bad feel lag ari-Juf lnm Kinry ned o-ouM." Jubn fuftm and tookman ot t' sum rlaer, rays Flud Juwt it Ciltcrt Im the best BLMm aid LV.

B-di'iDi. tcadn mr ol iiiw ntw aiHu." J. W. Otrdner. hard rare mf Lant, sameHown, mts Ehv trio Bif.

i jiwt tha thing for a an who is all ran down aud don't oar btbr ha livei or die he foond i aew rength. appctiie and felt jost ae hal a uew loam on life, OolySOea at E. Hulton't irogatore. Even vi egar ha to work in order to be woith anything Pittsburg s- patch. For rent.

The boardinz house now occupied by Mrs. Vernon on Ashe St. Apply to C. U. GORRILL.

14 tf. 5 New York's Mortuary Record. Niw York, April 14. Two hun dred and fifteen' persons died in this city during the twenty four hours end ing at noon to day. "Of this number 3 were reported at the result of the grip, or disea.es complicated with it tour cases were cf the grip pure and simple.

highest number heretofore reported this year in one day was $. The total number of deaths during the past week in' Brooklyn was 630. an increase of 13S over' the pre vious week. Of these 163 were from Ipneumona BmcklatM Ar Mlem SeUya. The beet aalre la tha world for cuta, bralrei ana, wonra, najt itMum, lever, go raa, truer chapped hands, ebllblatna, coma and ail akin ruDtrorJn, and poaltlyely eurea Ilea or BO pat repaired.

It la guaranteed to lira er act saHataotto" or bmmmt rrmndad. Piloa Me par box, for aale pj 0. Solton, It The Usschtll Uedicine. Onoe or twice eaeJi yr the) rjya-tom needs pvrgWf tha impurities which do? tue blood, from childhoo I to oid avge, no remedy moeta caaa with the came eer. taintw of avs BOTANIC BLOOD BALM.

W. C. McGwihey, Webb City. write-, B.B. B.

tKma me more gorv and lb money clvan any cher btrod punter I ever tucd low the oomf et my lifeto P1, A. Sinful, horft.iK, Autroatie, .888, writ: "Id pct on B. h. B. Inr the prcaervaticf of my hftrtitti.

I li tre hud it in my ftunily now two yean, in ail that tiiaa have not had tofc-w a prria. (liimfMtM "Book of Wooiera, SkhavUil imvJL4i AuwLa. Ga. tMfiit freaj. (, BRICK WORK BRICK WORK BliICK WORK BRICK WORK BRICK WORK BRICK WORK TBD tUBfCBiBni orrtaa bis sumcxa PHICKLAIEUA1 PRICK LATER RKIC'K I.AYFIl CRICK LAltR BRICK LATER, on any and'ovorj tpooioa of oottract in and aronndUreonaboro.

Feraont wiah-luat work done, oaa et nlract for the work alone, or for tbe work and mate rial together as may area good to them. As proof of He quality of hit work, the ubecribcr woo.d pofnt to the Richardson new and elegant factory at Roldaville, and to the biU araded school bnilding the water tower, the II L. Scott Co. tobacco faeiorj and to the New Mi tional Eank building in thia oity. Theae are bis crtdentiala ai a BRICK-WORKER JJRICK.WCRKER BRICK- WORKER Apply to POMOITJaHILIs NURSERIES, Two arid-one ha miles westof Greensboro.

Fruit trees, vines, ereen house plants. An extensive variety of basket ana bedding plants. Chrysanthemums, carnations and young pot roses. All cheap and ready to plant in open ground in April and May. Catol out Ho 1.

of Frvit ltt Finn nd Catalogue JVo. tX Green Boast PiaitU.fr lo alt. VAN MNDLEV, 3n Pont i We have just received our Fresh Garden seeds Ia tndtet tarUly, by thi pa- pert, lito'ieptr paper, by the ounce, pint, quart, bushel, doten or any other oay, The fined Beane and Corn. Alio a complete etock of everything in The Drag Line in quantities to suit from Soaps, Perfumery, Tobaccos, and any. king you want.

Corns to see us, The Calliim Drug Co; 231 Soh JLhn street, Boabders Wamtid. Some six cht hoarders by the month are wan-' id No. Buchannon Street ellearly A. tf. i Li 1 A rMpbifttof IfifinnnatJnti OhUKlB lilUI, UJUIL.

AW 4 AMrsm tr 7 -4 stiat oi in how (SjantflSrWmWana ajaajafk liiaaaaaMJtj Inward Pains. Colic, 4ndipe-lion, Exhaustiosi and aU biom ch and Bowel trouble. AKo tha most effectiva cura fur '1 best oi all temtnur tor Cotttrhi, Coids, lironchitit anu aifection of tha -farentMo a orKtuu. It promotrMiixjf cshii leep, improves! tha annctite, ararcomas narvrrw nrotratiii, and girea ncwlifaandtrangth to waak and tvicd. 50c.

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