The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-18
GREENSBORO
Railroad Exiension-Thc Charlotte Cele-
bration-Ninors

Railroad Exten-ion-thc Charlotte Cele-
bration-M Minors.
GnrENsBORo. y. G.. April IT, special.
The VIII esboro extension has but recently
reached ihe thrifty little mountain town Of
Elkin. and its people have invited the Win
st0u Chamber Of Commerce to go up and
spend the first of May with them. Colonel
q. b. Aldrews. tine superintendent, has
offered 10 give rates 81 they conclude 10 go.
Three military companies nave already
given no ice of their intention tO enter the
c0mpet.i fe drill 40 tAe Charlotte Z0th Cf
MAY cel ratiOn-tle Monroe Light lnian-
try. the 4harrus Bi0ck BOYS. and the ll0r-
nets NC.t Rifles. Invitations have been
sent TO Sorth and south Carniinas, y ir-
.inil. Gc. rgi1. Alabama and Mississippi.
Mrs. E| D. II. Weld. who was largely in-
-tumeutli in the inauguration of the r.-
cictv for fne Prevention 0i Cruelty 20 AMI
mails in A-leyillo. las just given 5000 % the
0rganizai 0n.
The Aberdeen and West End Railroad
has reacf.d Caud0r. in Montgomery county,
and l- u.W twenty-five miles long. This
gives Nor l0mory county iis first train.
The Board of Granville County Commits
-i0ners have made an annual appropriation
of 5000 t0 the Granville bray-.
A-hcyille has sent "a donation oi sos 90 the
fund for erecting headstones over the graves
Of Confederate soldiers boo Virginia.
4 negro. George Jones. one of the labor
ers on The Lynchburg and Durham road
stole "a stick 0i dynamite and went hshih-
near DonOyan's bridge on last Monday, on
tbe road bofwoan Milton and Roxboro.
AMER he had lighted the fuse. aud was about
t0 throw il iu the water. DO exploded. and
his lc0 arm was blown 0i and his face
lcariully torn.
Marion. Mcdowell county, is moving I'D
the matter of several big industrial enter
uri-cs purchase land upon which to
1uild an iron nrnaca -SlOO.O0O for cotton
factory. canning and furniture factories
and "a tannery.
While the work OF building ine new res
byterian Church Is being done in Asheiilie,
the congregation w0f-hip- in ine splehuiu
hall of the Battery lafA hotel.
The initial gun oi ihe coming poi.lc"i
campaign viii 20 oI 900 Lee. file. axe
county. on the iih of july Do VIII .e
Democratic barbecue in iht interest oi non.
b. II. Bum. whose friends Wouid IKE l'see
him in Congress from that district.
The Linebach peace picH"lu lu' "i tNe.'t.
seven acres. just west of salem, has just
been sold for $4,000.
Judge Graves opened court Do New nan
over last Monday. There are ninety c'',
On the docket. one an appncaiioh ioi "'-
yorce.
The luiheran-, OH w iiiii ~ ''i,..f
>unday-chooI last sunday in suburb ID
called broOhlAni Win "h eilViIi1nl VI
siXty-siN names. ct.-,,,.,.
The pastors Of me chufcne' ii Nn"ii'.''
gave their congregations novel ana pleas
amt surprise last sunday. by exchanging
uulpits lll round without ltiuhg lntih NhvM
who was 90 DO the preaching.
Invitations 90 Trinity college ueDale
have been sent out COB take place next lii-
dav at . L. Il. THE question. Resolved,
That the annexation oi Canada to tne nitto
states would be mutually beneficial. The
contestants will Dee representatives, from in'
Columbian and llesperian Literary -ocie-
ties. A. H. White. he~perian, ana !" D.
Lee. Columbian. will lead ana eacn sup
ported by three others ona side. Inc deDaie
will Doe followed by some musical rehdllioh'
of the Trinity Glae Club.
The old Wilmington rice mills are 10 W.
enlarged by the addition OF sixty boy nlne-
Is foot annex. n was supposed heretofore
20 be fully adequate % ihe demands oil tAe
business.
The building committee OF the odiisnuIs y
Presbyt rIan thufen mas so i"I; ;r,i. i"i7eu .''
81. 5000. They hope % get $1,000 The ses,
sion of the church has pledged lisel ,o aeitu aeu
dollar fer every one raised py the 39li,i,r i y.
tee. This VIII give lunu ol iIoh flf'V'' ~
/ $4,000. -,,.. p,
Rev. Dr. John Mitchell was loilnai'l y, III III
/ stalled pastor ol the BAPTIST 1hufcn al heh
dersOn on the Oth of April
The Fayetteville Printing and fuDlishin.
/ Company has been incorporated with II.
/ Lilly as president and ). R. Williams as
I nrintiur and publishing business.
The state treasurer = ieiur- snoH y, 10 aii. =
] NOrtn tdfulihd if'tifr rA i"'t aN"t r'f'