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DURHAM, N.: C, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10. 1837.
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A New and Complete Line.ot
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otel Claiborn.
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v w e lnviie your axieiruioii to
our large and elegant stock
m mm- m m sr m . - . r m . iu .
we have ample space to
show them.
Our patterns arc very select, and prices shall bo made to
suit the buyer. "Will have them cutand made if you so
. desire. Come and make your selection before the
Stock is broken.
Respectfully,
"W. IF1. ELLIS.
. S. Also crery department filled with a new and ele-
' ffant assortment of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, ETC
Remember that my Stock is entirely new, having sold out
my interest in the late firm of Ellis is Muse.
Very respectfully yours,
President Cleveland's Reception.
Washington, Dec. 9. President
Cleveland to day received the dele
gates now in Washington attending
tne uvangelicaJ alliance, lie wel
corned the members of the conferecce
with a short address congratulating
them upon the good results following
their Christian work. About eight
hundred delegates called. They were
S'esented individually by President
odge of the Alliance to the Pres.
ident and Mrs. Cleveland, who shook
hands with each and all -' ,
Addre&sed the Virginia Legisla
, tare.
Richmond. Va., Dsc k-'-Messr.
Hamilton, Stuart and Creemer, mf m
bers of the British Peace Commission,
were lmrouuceu r.o me Virginia uve
islature to-day. Mr. Creemer ad
dressed a large audience in the Hall
of Delegates to-night and presented
the cause in the most forcible man
The address was well received.
ner.
Stricken with Paralysis.
Mrs. . S. W. Graham, widow of the
late Hon. W. A; Graham, was etrick
en with paralysia at the residence of
her son at Charlotte, jn. u . a lew
days ago. At last accounts Mrs.
Urahara was improving ana it was
thought she would recover Major
Graham and A. W. Graham left here
Monday for Charlotte to be with
their mother. Mr. A. W. Graham
returned to Ilillsboro, Thursday. and
from bim we learned that his mother
was improving. This will be good
news to our ptople, all of whom love
this good'womaa. HlMshro'fibserver
The Wadesboro Intelligencer says:
It docs begin to appear that the silk
factory will be located in Wadesboro.
It seems to be a settled tact. The
parlies who are at the head of the
concern, in Patterson, N. J., were in
Wadesboro a few data ago, when a
thorough understanding was reached.
Fatal Accident."
A colored man, named Joe Woods,
in the employ of the railroad, was
badly and fatally crushed Tuesday
night while cupling cars, death ensu
ing immediately. The railroad au
thorities, had his remains neatly en
cased, and hurried yesterday. Woods
was from Iredell. Asheville Citizen.
Five Thousand People Attend
Her Funeral.
Salt Lake Crrr, Utah, December 8.
The funeral rites over the remains
of Eliza B. Snow Smith Young were
conducted yesterday in Assembly
lialL Fie thousand people were
present. The floral tributes were
many and in varions designs. There
were eleven speakers, who dwelt on
the vhtues and high moral character
if the de.a woman.
At the Slarket llousc.
Schwartz, a man born and bred a
butcher, is daily extending his busi-
ness. liis trade nas grown to ex ten
sive proportions and justly so. His
meats are always fresh an J well
butchered and when you send for
porter house stsak you don't get
shank. You get what you order the
same as were you present and guided
the cutting. He has the patronage
of Hotel Claiborn and Mrs. Hopkins'
boarding house. Come all, buy oi
bim and get Ite worth or your
money. " dlO If
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Papetriesof every description at
the Durham book store. dlO
Rooms for ilent.
The store rooms, offices and to si
tories in the Wright building are now
for rent Apply to It. I. Rogers, see
retary and troasurer, Durham Land
and Security Co. d!0 3t
The prize room belonging to R. II
Wrizht is for sale. Terms easy. Ap
ply to R. L Rogers, sec'ty and treas.
Durham Land and Security Co. 10 8
For
Breakfast strip, ham, best nVnn
Dnles. cabbaze. meal. meat. Ac. co
to Paul Norwood & Co's. d 10-tl
Is There any Onm In It?
Is there tnv tun in I ? U what all
prudent men ask beforo taking hold
of any r.ew clerprke. Taylor'r
Cherokee Remedy of dtrect Gum and
Mulleio has sum in it and the finest
stimulating principle known. It
cures coughs, colds and consurap'ion.
Pig feet, turnips, apple, sweet and
Irish potatoes, onions, beets, Ac at
w.j. Wyatt&Co. . o27
Fruit Trees.
A fine lot of Lindlev fruit and
sppte trees for sale chep. App'y
t Cliristmns is Coining !
.Rut the foltowinor coofls for Xmiw
nave wreaay , arnvea as toe itacKet
Grocerv and are beintr ald at. ftst.nn.
ishingly low prices : Plain and fancy
vauvj iv5, (JicociTcn nuu jeiiies, piain
and f:incv cakes, flavoring extracts of
all kinds, currants, raieens, nuts and
green iruita. ' or rurtjiier informa
tion see advertisemen' in another
column. W. K. T. B. is an unmia
takablefact. ' . -' : . .
d6-2w - . -i W. II: Pnocion.
Ladle
You can pet seedless raising, nraruye
14 " . m.
peei, lemon peel, citron, cm rents, &o.
tor making cakes at C. L. Hoenig,
tne uity unlectioner.' dolt
. , Santa Claus.
Can be found at GreshamV in all
his plorv. His fitor.lc nf tnvt can't
be hftftton -Ilia flt.nrV nf nnnfpnfinn.
erles is large. The best supply of
"4-1 .
iruiis, nuts, raisins cannot lie ex
celled. He can sell at Richmond
prices to the lobbincr trade and save
.1 11 .
mem ine ireignts. : abzt.
' Cakes. cracltArs. nlain and fai cv
candies, nuts, &c, at C L. Hoenig,
the City Conlectioner. do f.
A full line of nice Dines. CHEAP.
at Jonnson & Co. s Vtvg Store. '
dccU3t '
Sugar at Perry's for 5 J eta a pound
p. i. onus, n o.
DruggisT
Durham, N; C.
I take the liberty of announcing to
the public that I have Just return
ed from the Northern Cities
where I selected one of
the largest stocks of -
Holiday :-: Goods
Ever offered on the Durham market.
Our stock comprises the latest
American and European Nov
elties, such as
0HBI3TJIAS CABD8,
BBOKZK OABO R2CZIVXES,
oaxssisa cases.
" . MAEDLX TATPABT.
VA5ICT&X 8XTS,i
, 4i
S 311X11 1 A3 VASES,
crrr Axn colib Boxts,
rtiQUEi,
WOKX BOXES,
WHI8XHOLDEB3.
KXO MAST OTHEft XOVEX.TIES TOO IvUM-
. XBOCS TO uzmoj.
All the above are new designs, having
arrived ia this country a few days
before they were purchased.
Ton are (Miy Mel UEi-
aiiisoir&l.
P, W. VAUGHAN.
Entertain
Streams of Vis
JON
ES I LYON
MAIN STR
The Rambler after Bargains will find us
MEAD QUARTERS
For D rPffCJ CInriAa Rillrn An1 T7A1AM CIT- v
Joe3iandSr&0rt iWjPs. Corsets, Hosiery
Flannels and Blankets. -:
Ladie3 and Misse3 Merino ad Muslin
- Unaerwear
We invite the worldto buy
our lamous line oi Shoes.
Ladies,
ASK F03
THOMAS BOLTON'S FINE
SHOES, CELEBRATED FOR
THEIR COMBINATION OF UN
SURPASSED FITTING EXCEL
LENCE. STYLE, WORKMAN-
CTTTD tVM Altirrmrnn
d uuii mil MUdUU
MATERIAL.
r leJrl?Ui tge;S,f?1rf N-B- c and George Ziegler's Fiuo Sho2s fa
Laiie, , Misses and Children, and Burt and Packard and L.. Boydens Fin
auu i.js. examine our own warranted
$3.00 SEAMLESS SHOE.
Tliay are i madeof thereat tanner calUkia, doasohtops, eolU ji'x leither
outer and inner soles. an'tVi ipatiii. nnnna.d Th. k.:ib ....i
in st itching tne . vamps an 1 tops, and warranted. Hat i. Cap?, Trunks,
and Gents Furnishing Goods. Fellows & 0.'s and Earl & Wilson's Cu t
wiiais, goum in woria uustomerj sure to meet
polite attention.
Yours, most truly,
JONES & LYON.
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Dy Goods Notions
And Shoes. You can find the best line of Drj Goods in
town at
BOWSES OAWXS.
You can find the best slock of Boots and Shoes at
' BOWERS & 1UWLS,
We are sellint; Holt's Ilahls at CJ cents per yu&. Onlv a
ftsw yards of Sattine left, at 9 cents, cost you 15 cent
elsewhere. It would take this whole paper were
wa to attempt to call over our man? bargains
o come right alonj and see for your
self. Yon can always find the lar
gest, the best, the most com
plete and the
CHEAPEST
Stock of Goods in town at the new sore of "
BOWEES&KAWLS
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