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,"", , ""''' . . ....... , Lnr Hut Wso Urn ffo Xsara Foa Tub Figwt, VBVJar, VOL 69. -DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 24. 1889 NO 42 .v P6HDER AbsoIutely.Pure. ThUi poler nr fane A marvel if purity, Mr rtiifth awl IioIi 'Uihi-m Mere Muotiinical lhn Ik ordiusry kiu.li., aul eannot (w M in cniiMrtt'hi with th rou tilode of low tt, khurt weiplit aliitu tr phoapbat piwdera &tll n'y fi. Hot t Bak0 1'wuri to., Hi. Wall St , NY P, W Vaughan, Ph. 6 "Da Aim, IT. 0. Dealer, in Drills Meili cinca, Fancy ami Tolit Ar ticles AVc liave at lure Atoc'c antl are hotter jm-j tar ed to a ait on c-tistoiiuis now than ever. EVERYTHING AS CHEAP AS POSSI BLE, QUALITY Tak en into consideration AVc keek none hut PURE and FRESH DRUGS, which we receiving al most daily A large stm-k of Bnistf3 and Ely's Seeds just re.eived, All our Old Seed haw hoen It it rued We have none hut those that are jH'tfettly fresh and re. liah.e. AC ura pen tent Cleri cal Frco of Reliable DRUGGIST to watt on you feS icit Your Palme P. Jn .11. 1. W. (JutUM. Tin. Ki m GRAHAM ft KUFFIH, ATrORMfl lT 9.AW, VILUtlOKO. A C, Frw-ttc In th oMiiuMint Alnmi.e CmII. I"'hm, Juilf..rH, K Jtkinxtitm PenoRi inJ iii;' EALEIII HiEBLE TDK 4 I 4 ! f ) nt.iH- Ml ml, RALKI III, . . . . . N.C t i l t li n't ni i BfaiCBlCrl Ml 5 OlJSM, . rAVkrrKvii.t.e, t. e. M xifvir f tt tl4 of lllmlh Twwitwlim Is MrU nf iirno'r-.. emi tnrlmt fnr all f tlnlMlar W Cnrt.w rm "i, !, a. Wurk arlnwrMit nmnl XU3t3lGrlS73 Of 8 4rrlatMM kfl Ml baJ arbt to M adimt an .ppllrmiioa. CIIAS. A. GOODWIN, iVo.irietor. if. VAUGHAN Washington at Hi Inaugura tion () Y'eiiri Ago. Artl Csutury. "Washington was dressed in a full dark brown cloth manufactured in Hartford, with -metal buttons with an eagle on them, and 'with a steel liilted dress iword, white silk stockings, and plain silver shoe huek els. His hair was dressed and pow dered in the fashion of the day and worn tit a bag and auRair.' ., Chan cellor I'okvrt If. Livingston, one of the t-iftu in it Ui- of live to draft the Declaration .of IiideiH-ndeine, thirteen years hefore, was dressed in a full suit of Mack cloth and wore the robe of ollke. .Just before the oath wan to lie administered it was j discovered that no Hible was h ! federal Hail. Luckily Livingston, a Grand Master of Free Masons, knew that there was one in St John's Lodge iii the City Assctuhly Kooiii ni-ar lv. and a messenger was dispatched ti borrow the Hible. which w t d iv the roiertv of St John's Lodg No. 1, the third obhst Mason i lodye in the 1'n i ted Slt" "Sicnfury Otisef lihe Senate held lfiire hint a red velvet cushion. uj. on which r.sted the iieii Hible of St. John's Lule. "Youdo solciiudv uttVar', said Livingston, that wu faithfully execute the oJlkei.f I 're. sident, of the I lilted State, and wilt, to tlit U't of v ior ai'iiitv, t:i'rve. jirotert and 4 . fe; 1 the ''I'liMitutioij of the Ttiited States.' 'i do Boleiuiilv fwear," replied U a-h-iagton. 'that I will faithfully ex ecute the uiYt -v of 1'resideiit of the Tlifted States, dint will, io the U-st of in v ahii'itv. 1'iv-ervre jiri.tect 'a:tl ilefftid the l.oii-tltiltlon u. tlie I nitid States. then hnwej hit head an t kiscd the su re l II Kik. and with the deeet fetditiguttertil the word''. 4. helpni' ti.l!' The I'hamvllor then roclaitned, 'Long live lieorge Washington, IVesident of the I'nited State. !' Tit- dts tharge of tl irttvit c inn u followed, and with totcl related who it an 1 hurrahs the people cried, t l bh"s our Washington; long live oar I 'ved IVeideut!' 1'he IVesident lwel t the mmij ., and the airagain range with acclamations. Wash ington, followed by the coin j an v at the balcony, now returned to the Senate h liliU r, where he took his seat and the senators and reeeti.; tsttves their M'ats. When Wiu.li tntoii arose to .ik all stood and! iit.-iicl with eager an m rke I at tention. After delivering his addivn, the lVesileist, a" C"l)i allid hythe Vt.e IVesidcitt. the SjS'akir, the two ho iM-s of Congress an I ail who at tended the inauguration rremony, proceisliil oil f,mt to St. Paul Church. 'Jin tame order was m seived a in the .rore.-i..n front the President's house to Feh ral Mali. The military "nu.de a god figure' they linwl t!i.if,.f iic.ir thet Imr. Ii. Tt e services in the i hurcll vverecon. lttii by hi f'halaiii of the Sen ate, the Kt. 1,'ev. Samtie) Votoot. HihoMf tht K ii o.al ('bur. h i f New Yotk. "After j.ravers had li n real and the Te Ileum was snug. Washing toll entered the Mate o.l li and was escorted home. ' And now no dear I n llii-it. I at ' -hail I sav Itiolei t huli-ier. d the i. . . . a ! loiig-witnliil iintiMcr. .vuieu. J..,,,,.. i phh,.l tones from the iibouit tnititb d deacon ili the bael. of the t hurcll. (lies): Well, ginnl-bye. el l il Mil voo've g t a very u'. ' b' ! 1 1 jhere.'' lb!: "Yes lit i'sr,ia.r ban just now. I hoe the tnes will have grown al tile I fotvyou're bark, old mail." Iti'Jiinoiici v Danville Against uiiru.t in iv .soriiicrn. KjIcIhu Ni-wiiud Obitenvr. i "'Col. J. W. Hinsdalo and Mr. John Devereaux, Jr , returned veH'erday uiorninir fioin(reennlnr,wliers they appeareit fir the Durham it Northern itud the Raleigh & G sfo R.ilroad betoM Jad liuud iu tii i-j.iricti n riuit of the ll c'iiu iad ?& Uiiiiville Rsiilr.iad, This coinnany,'ts -m. the Oxford i Henderson liitihoad, had enjoined the I) ir'.aui & Norths ein and Itah th A G tston l i-om trei pa.'siug iipon the right i f way iu ll. ti lew ti, whi tli ts'i'i .!!' H't4 Ifonor fiatnitjas it Uv t. t tl . il "A tlhi tn','h'M o 1i!;tt1.rl .V tleiiceisoi' Raiiund Coa'ariy, had entered t p u fin :'t r'ht ol way, u,d madts a pay deal e no.e,ion with ho ll.le'ii 4 (Ju t -ii. in-.dtrau jiieeiiirnt to niura it h n r the a t.r cmpii y nctud-lit .Slln ioiiiT oUsol'el Uk Ii j tl.Ctloii U'lil ih- tl 11 sas lMllth''(t Tii Hicliit omt ,V )a vd as al.-o eijiti.ni : Dol ai ifc i Noril.ein, In. in uti the ir vi lih the 1'ttr litiiii V Xoitl.ern tHd luift'oi IVa ijOity unci t in Duniaui, .V (."., by hu iltoitty oi tne iitavu ai.it cooneissiou i ti of that I own, the '.rt hiving h n rt'tiuUriy ouult-1.,1 vd u a -tre i iim-I u i-iicii'ior in t ,) jtsais The truck hud Ii u romj iesi d by the D.ob iu A Noiil.trn letori; ill irjuii. i-tioii wit is-ul ''tie ti c' ni .iiil Jt D.OiVilii ciami d tl le ' eai.i strt-ei ueeausif it i beaid oft wimt was i. rig niaiJy the rij.h id way it the. Nona (Jar dma lUttr a t, now lense I by ill tic Ltnorl V Danville. II a Un ir lil-igf Ho id, tijtoii its luring Slig4'!t eil to i.iui ty Ciuiin! tor the fuiiiain vV: .Xoitiicrti Hiilro-'d liiiiipaavjj thai 'in- lif htiHiti i & D .nwSie now iu u-n I e-t to tfr up the said traeJi, tiiitoitd lude Nthcfli-k, eiiiMki l'.,r Kicliiuotitl .V Da'iVille Hail oad, lo telegrap'i to tue authotitt. a of that r ad u t to in nitVre with tlie i'ur.i.s n .V Northern ! track, but to prcM-ive the same juit is it ts, until t.ie ii j iiicUon can be ln-aril In the uieautiiie the Durham A' N .rtiitu tiave filed reeu!ar iMi.dein ii 'in pfoceetliMs tn co;ide.uii .d ntit ol w.v, wlncb wUI tie beird on Aj ni '12. " The Buffalo New York Expo sition. The P.tiftalo intermit tonal Fair AsMM-iatioii has ih-toriiiiiioil to tiiitke next ."N'ptemlwr'M llxhil'i tioti hi'iiii!iinal. -Tothot-clnlit will ititiinlm e the Tohaiso 'X- j hilitt ass a giiat sjss iitlty. lloth ( loivi-r ctHirts inttie Mam linil.l.i illg will Ik- devoted exclusively tf j exhibit itig the wts in I'Vefy pi - cess of tiiatiufai ture, from the seisl to the Cigiir, with the line.! itiiprovesl tit.M liiin i v at work illustrating each step of the manufacture-. The cost of Hoot spil. e has ls i, 1 put down tothe nominal figure! ..f teu.ftitsus.piare f,Kii. It i i not the object of the Association i toeoin it-oiiey t ut of theexhibi-j tors, bat to make the first To-: bacco exposition ever held intl.e ! .Mint, f. great soeci-ss. j The Southern ma iinf.-tel hi el's and sirii"ulturitl press evidently appleciati tht.'se efforts, for the latter is devoting columns of sp ui-to the forwarding of the enterprise, and tic forim-rare ac. lively preparing to take part in the exhibition. Ibi hitioitd (Va.) will be repre seiited by twolealinglirms. Allen A (iititet and P. Wltitloek. from whose factory is a mm, illy turned out more Cheroots than from any other in 4 he woi 1-1. A feature of I bis l.tt exhibit will Im a negro ipi.ti tlte. who will pause iu their work ftoai tiuii'lo time foxing seht't i Us fl Hill the old iUalteS Uiiitstn IsV of the South. Tla'se singers nre famous throughout Viiuiuia. and will winni-.v laurels 'm il g He ir brief stay in P.nffalo. Tno other leit.Ji.ig Southern lirms will nlssi be repicseitDsl, In' sides immy mitiot concerns. They are J, D. (laskill. of Salisbury. X. C. itnd W. It. PrttokH & .. of Diinville. Va. The former inutt. j ufaetures Plug and Twist Tobac- co, ami the latter has made a large fortune out of high grade IHif, Every featureof their work will Le illustrated before the eyes of the KOectators. and nothinir lft forthe imagination to sup - jJesides those "Southern exhibi tors, many Northern firms will participate. Pierre Korilhtrd & Cor, of Jersey City, N. J , than which no Tobacco linn is la-tter known, will have a large floor upaemW. S; Kimball & Co., or llothester, N. Y will be there wijh all the latest improvements in1 f'igarette making, and the Liggett & Myers Tobacco Com pany, St. Louis, Mo., will show the various stages of manufac ture iu turning out I'lug and Uranulated Tobacco. The ri valry between;,,: the exhibitors froin the two sections is going to beivarm, each will strain every nerve to win the first n un. Buf falo Omrhr. '$ j. List of Inventions for Tobacco 1 Machinery. Sp-Ul l Tulmi'iM.t. Wasaimjtox, D. ('., April 17. The following list of inventi ms for tobacco machinery 'ii.. issued April 2. 18S1): Class Cigar 1'ox with metal or other frii me. ls;idor I'li'sliniisi. Ini-i.i,.e f Ti.t t.. Cigar MusM. Freileri.k C. Mil-! lor, inventor, Newport, Ky. j Machine for making Mouth- "l'.'v uu uumam a tianu peees or Holders for Cigars. ('ii. 'e tribute for Iht plmv, entt r- gatx-ttes, &c. Kolwt it. Thur- imin,.iiiri'ittor, Lynchburg, Va. Xfouth-piecefc for Cignrt. The ron S. K. Dixon, inventor, Chi eago, HI t'igarette Machine. . Frank ,. Ludington, inventor, Waterbury. Conn. Machine for making Cigarette Mouth-pieces or PajK-r TiiIh-s. (iiurge W. Crissvold, New II awn. Conn., and Robert W. Thuriiiitii ii ml ltichard II. .Wright, Lynch burg. Va.. inventors, assignors to the IiOtn; .Im k Cigarette i l.vtiehburg. Va. T.diatro Cutter. John p,;,Jti,oii. Md. Adt. issi Ki .vfiai. Urn. Cigar Hunching Machine. Ste. pheii A. Sliepliiiid. inveiifor. Alle ghany, Assignor o Lung and Sheplnird. Pittsburg. Pit. ('tear rutter and Sutuiott. 1 !,iH K,.M. Yoiikers. N. Y. rm- Making Machine, .latin F. Smith, inventor. New York. N. y.t Assignor by dim t and Mi-stio AssigJitnettts. 'if twothirds to Adolph Moonelis and IVniamin LiHHisteiu. same phte... ,,., f,. .....i.:,.,. cigitrs. Simon J. Flatow. inventor, New Yot k. N. Y.. Assijrnor tif one half lo Louis Siela r, siiuie place. Cotnbinisl Tob.ieco Tump and Pijs'-stem Cleaner. Joseph Str.i i ban. I'.i ookl vn. N. Y. The.Iuiljti was Puzeleit. A wit Dim was cdhd on to testify as ti the aohcrnes of t per n il partv on a ivitiiu ocmsioii, in t!ie co rt rotn I d week. The witness at er cd 'ha' lh l aity was" anb.i as a .Iu lee" Th- re a a li.-le in ronn sii.l t ie ines, reit-fitibprit g whee she was, turned round limited a' Hi II ll.tr. snl llicnas iftorecfll.t her foriner di'idarulioit. sa d very pla ioy. I ha die patty ws"Krlvtiv soti-r!" H s Honor 1s cottsidttaMv pu.!cd toloiow wbcther tiie delicate n iir citcc wai inti-tubd in cmjd ineti' or not Whv isthata tnati nevrr gives the minister so big a fee f ir mam tug hint to his second w -ife? Sotn ervtlle Journal. How often yon .see a country tavern with the sign hanging out side on the inn side. HENDERSON-DURHAM. THE DURHAM & NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPLETED. . TW0 TOBACCO CITIES UNITED. Big Jolification at the Com pletion of the Railroad Dur ham Royally Entertained ;by her Sister, Henderson. Momlav morning, in company with the mem hers of the Durham Tobacco Association, this writer started for the city of Henderson in a sjM'cial ear furnished by Mai. J. C. Winder, President of the Durrani iV: Northern Kailroad. for the purpose of helping to col ebrate the coinph'tion of th-; new roiid. At ii half to 1 'J our sjiocial t ruin steamed into Henderson, and we were met by the Henderson Hoard of Tradeand hiindiedsof citizens. As soon as all had disembarked front tin- train we went to the spacious liurwell Hall, headed by the Durham Cifrnet Ihuid. Opt. W. H.Sinoot, Viie President of the Heieh'isun Jioaid of Trade and chairman of the 'iieetitig. in troduced Col. W . II. S l.ui'owyn, who weh-ojiied tin- Durham As. soriatlon !lllt 1-oMiallV. ills f"ih-itus, want, and ' '"'''l- ghviim words of el- I"11""" umi, ins spwa was replete rn ciiis-i ino; words oi the future of both Henderson aud Durham. He was responded to in Iwhalf j"f Durham by ("apt. L. A. Wise, President of the Durham Tobacco Association. C.ipt. Wise, in ear nest and lieantiful words, spoke of the cordial gris ting extended Durham, the ties of friendship which bind together the two most progressive bright tobacco mar kets in the State. Mr. W. it. llent-y.of lleinlelsoll. was then introduced and for one half hour deli w.ed t he oration of the day. His petH h wits a gem. hisdelivciy perfect and sentiment grand. We will say no mote of his speech as it will be publish) ill this pa'i- next week. He W its followed bvCol. L.J. Par rish. of Durham. We h.'.whcnrd Col. Currish in the Suuduy'school and in C mgri's-Motial conven tions make sum splendid sjsss h. i's. but liisresponsesurpitssislatiy previous ctiort ol ins. lie was fl-eipieiitly apphltldtsl by the whole iiudieiice in acknowledging the courtesies cxtetided to the visitors in a most f lit itioitsmau lief. He Wits followed by brother Thud Manniiio. of the Unhl 1,,-nt, who. in apptoriale and chaste language, extended the welcome of till' pl'ess. "MessfH. Alex Walker ami 11. A. 1 lea n is, t d I'm h.tta. were next in troduced and spoke iu appropri ate terms oft I egi-ecting t hey had Iss'ii given. Loud cal s w 'iv then made for Maj. J. C. Winder, the president of Hie road, lie tame forward and sitid that alihough he did not intend to make a sn-ech he felt it was due Durham ami lien, det sotl t hat he gh e an account ol his stewardship. He said it nf. forded him pleasure to statethat the road was now completed ami os'ii for business. Thai the Dur ham & Northern, as well as aii other lines of I In S -a hoard Svs- letn. endeavor lo build up the towns along its line; that the in terest of the jwojtle were the in terests of the railroads; when the people prosper railroads prosper. At the conclusion of his speech, Col. F. J. Parrish, of Durham, and Mr. D. Y. Cooper, of Hender. son, in behalf of the ladies of the "Guild Church of Holy Innocents" presented him with a basket of rare flowers. The audience was next treated to a short speech trom Maj. R. S. Tucker, of Ualeigh. He spoke of the wonderful enterprise of Dur ham and Henderson, of "King Tobacco," &e. The crowd was t hen dismissed. A large number then visited the mammoth warehouse of Mr. I). Y. Coojier, where that hospitable gentleman gave a magnificent feast of wines and champagne, which was heartily enjoyed by man r of the thirsty visitors. The visitors were then escorted to the Massenburg Hotel at 3:30 o'clock, where a graud banquet was served. The banquet was one of the finest ever prepared by mine host Massenburg and his charming; lady. In saying thisit means that it embraced every thing delicious to tempt the inner man. The table so udmirably and profusely decorated repre sented a magnificent combina tion of tropical fruits and rare flowers. The collation reflected the highest credit upon the hos pitable jieopleof Henderson. The banquet w ill long be remembered, as one of the finest ever given in the State. Noted for hospitality, Henderson surpassed her own famous record. The Reception Committee were : W. II. Smoot, chairman, W. S. Ciary, Owen Davis, K. (I. Barns, N. P. Strause, Samuel Wat kins, T. A. Nocll and T. J. Crews. P.aiKpiet Committee: D. Y. Coojier, chairman, W. E. Cary, W. II. Walker, Geo. S. Smithson, and J. P. Taylor. The celebration reflected great credit upon Mr. W. H. Walker, President of the Hoard of Trade, Mr. W. II. Smoot, Chairman of t he Reception Committee, Mr. D. Y. Cooper, Chairman of the Ban quet Committee, and their worthy and able aids. In fact, every memlierof the Hoard of Trade and citizens generally seemed to vie with each other in makingour stay its pleasant as ossible. Our Association reluctatitly left tit at o'clock, giving three i his'i s as the train moved out, for Henderson, the bright tobacco market. Henderson iu turn re spoudisl, giving three cheers for Durham. Tut: Toitvii-oMsT trust that the friendly union which was so lirmly nuueiited between the two towns will prove lieuefleial to all. Friendly rivalry stirs and urge? eiich other onward in the great progressive race. AH hail to tint twin sisters Henderson mid Durham. "Why do von look so sad. M'v Ethel r -Sister Helen t goint? to marry Tom Harry." "The worthless young reprobate! No wonder von are sad.' ' Oh, it is not that. I wanted to marry hint myself." Life. . "Don't you know that it' very impolite to puff and blow that way r" aid a real estate man t" a Rentle maii who had just walkisl up eight (lights of stairs to his oflice. "Can't help if. sir," replied the visitor between puff; "it the way I w as brought up," YonkcrsStat titan.
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