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TheVVeekly" Recorder
': UBU9HEI KVSttT WKDXK8DAT
E.;C. H.M'KSiET, lUUfv Proprietor
raica orsoBscRimo t
Cna Year. in Advance, y $1 50
Six Month.
SWIFI JUSTICE.
The recent trial of J unes P. Davis
for the murder of J no. D. Horton
at Chatham court, was at iustauce
of swift justice. The murder was
committed on 15th November, and
Davis was sentenced to the gallows
on the 15th February, just three
months from the day of the murder.
Yet Davis had a fair and impar
tial trial, and is another proof that
the laws are vigorously executed.
Let us hear of no more lynching
in any part of the State. The trial
of Davis reveals another fact that
criminals cannot slip through the
fingers of the law by telling their
own concocted stories. Davis went
on the stand as his own witness,
but the jury refused to believe his
improbable story.
Davis has taken an appeal to the
Supreme court; we are informed
that there is nothing substantial ia
it, and is for dtlav only, a few weeks
lease of life. This, of course, stops
the hanging on 2Sth inst. The
Governor appoints the next day of
banking.
THE FARMERS' TWO PER
CEST BILL.
However desirable may be the
passage of the bill in Congress to
authorize the Secretary of the Treas
ury to loan money to farmers at two
per cent, or however wholesome
and righteous such a measure might
be, we warn our farmer friends from
putting any reliance in it, m a
measure of relief.
The subsidizing of great lines of
ocean sail and steam vessels both to
Europe aud the two Americas; the
enormous appropriations for build-!
in new teasels of the navy, togeth-!
er with probably unheard of and
marvellous appropriations for pen
sions, ill net be likely, to leave
aaything in the Treasury for the
Secretary to loan either tithe banks
or the farmers.
But if all these things were out of
the way, we have no idea that Con
gresss would pass the bill at this
session; it is certainly a radical de
parture from ordinary legislation
and however meritorious, is hardly
to be expected to pass, until a public
sentiment shall hare backed it up.
Weregret the deplorable condi
tion of the farmers brought about
by several successive failures o,
crops, the grinding monopolies
that lave tended to plunder them
and we certainly sympathize with
them. Hut, with all candor and
honesty, we must sa; that the far
mers most rely on thetn selves for
extrication from present difficulties,
They must, most assuredly rai-e
their own urplies, without this
there can be no permanent ituprov
ment or lasting pwperity. Over
and above their sup!ie let the
money crop be carefully cultivate 1.
Byeconomy, frugality, and untiring
industry, the Jo? of the pa.t may
be retrieved, and, by proper manage
ment, a reasonable properity hr
the future may be atv.rvl.
apex, waiuTcoTxty.
The Etoilti- Condition of tin-
i-lict. runs Y".
On the 20th ult., the Eq?
from this place began. A car i j.v
of colored people from the surround
jug country left on that cl.iv. A far
they had gathered at the depot, the
colored population of thi t,!;
ornea out in ma., ana ome w h.t y
scenes took place. Their teavt-tak-iag,
hearty Uodped, aud wish.
for their success in lh hti 1 of the
Modus, were abundant.
The planters here are a litH
nervous over the matter, not know
ing tow far it may extend. Kat of
the railroad are larire farms nhi. li
almost entirely depend on negro la-
wor, id jjiwiu 4S reaciiirijr out
into the country, and unsettling ar
rangements for tUi corning erot.
The condition it the people in
this section is deplorable; but n -t
more so than elsewhere, in the cot
ton belt. Tobacco will be more
generally cultivaUd. and more at
tention given to raiding aopplie.
Wheat and ate which were fine,
are injured by the hessioa fly. (,
DICK II AWES HANGED
AN ALABAMA MUliDEIMvlt
PAYS THE DEATH IKX,
ALTY- DRUTAL TRI
PLE MURDJiR.
The Cawie of the Birmingham
Riot, lu Which Ten Would
Re Lyncher Were Killed,
riiIUUolpM Time,,
Birmingham, Ala., February 28.
Tho trap which sent Dick Uawes in
to e e.-nitj itjllatoue udnute past 1
o'clock tolay. llawea last nyht
was uue or terror. Lata in tho eve -
ing hi brother brought to him Ida
b y vi t he, the only one of his fiiiu
i'y .it hv m he has showed any con
ri ieration. The parilog" of lather
and hoy was most affecting, the fa
thtr I'ucii g the floor aud prayinc aud
crying out ia auguuh.
lbl m -teuij he Siieui wi h his
spiritual adviieis, and at 12 45 o'clock
be was brought out to the tcaffdd. iu
the j ail yaia lie was welt dretsed,
had ou paten Uleather shoes aud wore
a button hole b uauet.
T uiiuuies later lie addi-tsard
thoss ab.iut tin scyillilJ. i 'u:- : ;
waut to say lo this coujjre:.' itu.u loai
I hava uiauu a wnttea staitaiett.
toll ue truth ; simply th,t mid lid
mor l don t want uu to think
tlttl! I ll3 I WlC'l a lilt Ct.l mv tli.a'
Then h .'iddtd :o thj nawsnyper tutu
"Uoo i- e, 'ir: let 1: iU)r 1 1 1 l a t
wcaien r!ai.c. j cu
?cc wout they
har aca-. i'u; v-v, '
van MUiir-piEK t srATKitiisr.
I f. . I I. . ! . . . . i
Ar.ir iib tau ciistuniiii.,;!,.' .i,tt
ill tinitii r.-jueiaa too uww i.a mr
tciUia J.ti'i" tii li':t: ixs cpiutig.
us. itte iittie jau vara was packtd
to suuocaiion ana many wuo cad
tu-kt'U iaika tj get in. Uj the
stn eU oL.ti.de thousands of people
s oju in toe laia waiim, inoub
tbi-y clu'.J sco touing.
urcai iJUTOit is ennc&a n rj ii
Uawt '.utcuci.t, wiiiuh he wrote a
few d tvs ajo. Ine paper h ia the
bauJo cf llie eh; r.il'aua u to te pub
lished aicr.ee, the prot'ecilj to go to
In.- boy. It k nut poahmiy kLoo
ih&l liawss acknowleJ''es bmz re
8j oi able Kr iha death U LU i e
Siid cuilureu, but ho demos doi.-sg the
deed !.iiief Hi reieraUs the
vbiTgii that Jolin Wjley took pav
ami agreed to see them put out ot
the way. lie 8 iy that uulber aud
iji.drn utM.e liuuk and tijtu
were taktu l tue U'e.
iieic .Mia. ilawej ai.o In-uo weie
killed May w s o l uuk il:t they
tUou'it s!i tu. i.oiui'i of bi.
ffas beiCi' dj. e. j they 4 c de I to lsi
her Jif, tut nest day they chantd
tb';ir luui.s t.d fcbe w.. tk.u lb
auoHar iaKe nn i ut out ot the w .y
tai.BH isryauf, new cciviug a la'e
senteiAC, ij LLatgtd as being an ac
c-U!p.ice.
i
D A Wi S CBIME.
Thocnaie for which Richard R.
Hiwfi pei'i tho peo.ty with hu life
u.ouay on the gat'ow w-s the mur
i'cr of liis wile and two children,
'ley a sid I..ne. Un Juealay moru
mg. Dcctub r 4. im, ti e body of
May wa found flioatitig in an arti-
Scial lake at Kan Lake, a pleasure
rirt, sis miifw rrom tins city, but
it was nut ideat fied until the nrsi
lat.
The ilitcmr,! I.d t still further
iiivt-siisjiUtr., and the reuflrt.ee of
rkwts v.as tisit'.d by stu-rJ ptrsone,
who fu'JLd ihe 1 1-tce d terteJ ard
tvidrfLCi.1 thtt a hi niiibio crime had
Uen loiiKuU.i. Hare wre bJ.M
(tains tu the 11 r ai.d whl.s, an J in
a coriisi of one f iLe roonii a bhwiy
c'ub it f .uuJ. Oj tbesi'se day U
was lears et that lUn had b tn
man d to 51is Hay tt'jttj at ( o'u
Lit. iiit. Ut wu mr.s id thtaaaie
nil.tvri.ile pafl: a tl rch Bi m t-g-
um ui Mi way to ( wrgu to poena
i,is h(;ttya;oon. 11 i..-fchfo'.t the
bo.!y f U ch 1 1, bu. a?at? 1 that ht
I h.-. diVrctd f'om Li wfe nod
LeL.-.i iu;.c aw.y.
nit iopluce tiLiau.
ihe c'iiM (ii, be ai?. had been
j.lce.I in r.uivnt at Mobile, i.n-1
f. wm a I m to unrVrtsnd li.w
Hj'tt b or Ciifiu to be f un i wh'rt
it n, The p-li.sbio improb.bi.itv
f ti. h t rv c.j'ivin :e I than w.i..
!.Mrl hit st ue :iCnt that ha hid mur
i c l tt.e rent f tho fify. K,
line son ot thft Confiir tl.e ltU: ws
irtti r lai.J thebjftiim.f Mrs. IIiwe
and li:t!e Irene, htavilr wijiuLic.J
ilU railroad lru, w ;ie f -uad n th
txitt m. the fidii2 .f Mr. Hwe'
ri eii.!liiin( .l the nuular mind to
t -,V; f fret.tf. AIUiTmU o! the
jir tf the city an 1 ci iutry a itLorl-tie-
toailay thsexoiteme-.t were fiiile.
lliejt.I raj utormeJ by teu thouiand
r;tis i.cienniitJ to knob the
murdeier.
The UriiTord- red t'lsm to hw't
hut 11m i. o' reji id wil! c ies f de
finion !i.l pretd fora;-i. "I he order
l givtft ti the guard to fife, mid a
tolley reeuitt'd in t!s killing of ten
IKTrorisgil wgaidingofinan tn re,
1 be spirii o: the mob was broken
and it iitvr nturncd lo the a tack
contrary to the eipcctrt;oa of the
au bontice, ho bd 'n the hk'aj
time t"graphitl to tbt Oovenor
fit oi' tary a-iitar.c. The tri.l of
liai oeuan oo A ml 24 an l Uat. d
levin days. The iarjr returned a
vi rdit t if guilty, aitii the deaih Pin
alty, fr two boars' deliberation.
A R AD YEAR FOR FARMERS.
Some of tho Causes Which Pre
vent Farming: Paying:.
Readisq, February 27 : Report
have been receive.) hoie from Leirly
every township iu Berk exmnty io
answer to questions put to prominent
fanners as t why farming no' longer
pays, ihe causes for so many failures.
and wu-it should be oune to remedy
the condition of tbe farmiuij c'as cs.
Probably 108 rcplyes have heoi re
o ived, coveiiuj; a wid raugeof sub
jects. ..; : "...
BrhflV tUt-d, tho rcp.rt alio
that th jt ) e-ir lu been a dia.
ttoJS on1 atitonjj Vie iarmurs. Virv
few faru.trs have so d th?ir, wht u.
corn tnd other cai-uls of tho crop 1
1889. A:l who cou d poasih.y -fcffjf-j
it bave tbem still stortd awar, w.ut
ing for - h'ghei pif.-ea Srrai' even
hve the c'"P ot i8Ho!i hm.d. -
Kiiui n ii" 8 o .!. g-UlU;
tyfiv i . v uty live cciitf fo? whi;.t.
aud when tho'iminense quHOtUy of
whoia ytt at ru i iu grAiiaiio is
thrown ui'" t'ie fuaret maiiy
ii i t thf lie j rinrt will nni down
r misi.
The liirtf f.r cr pltr bnti
the fiiilum ia thii' Wisi'.n?s t o'g'i
rttcs oi iutenst f aid e.u moiljj'ges
gmieraliv Ovo to six pur cent - on
prices of eveiythinir they Ti"e, c"n
petition wi h" '.Vi!aru a beet, la?
rear's rniny e.on, ii gh uxi.a,- tfrifi
doting aud iht- ftiCt that tin irsont and1
xnd daughter ar-.- Lavla tho fir.n.
!'!!y J uincri wsi ntt!t I'ur.u bu.lu-
ef jM-rriiffjuuly iu th i rii's.'." ai:d f
tUt iw! va lions ;!itt ert atH 1'9
some i'rtiim wiihout i u.iau ;utr
Ajrril-
M iiiuhia, I un.
MsMniii, Fib 2B Browuil c,
Tenn, k X miiu- iw.rti.et-t of j.i i;
Roid, w struck by a cu'ouj i
oVo. k ye erdji Uorninj:. llait vl
the busiuout houic.t i f tiic luwu Were
uoroottd anl rumy matinallr d4
mnzd, wuie several uu i:in it
in a total siato of destruction. Tli
cotton compress w.i unroofed, tbe
Northern Methodist C'. urch was do-
muli-ibvd, ai.d a br.ee m II un
ro- f d. I' next struck the hahdsjrue
bui'diug if the Brownsilt9 Suviugs-I
iau ; tbe roi f ws ticked a aoo
fell to the street with a tremendous
ca b Th:ee sq'ircs of buildings
vro t'.e street li t nortn or tbe
iianjj wi re uuroofc. with tbe t-xc p
tbu f iVt h ue of J. Q. I'hiil p A
Co. Only one rest ? cce u rep irt.i
.i Laving been dawrgod.lbat of M .
a A liarne-aii, nutiinzton elreet.
Jus. ioi.owi!:jr tne cvcioue came a
great tt d of rain that con piitil
dreached the goods in the conptteea.
loe oay loss of life u Hut of a wo-
mau about throe ixiks from Brcwu
vilie, who wass'.iuck by a fniliu trie
anl lottanuy tLIe i. Her two child
ren wcrw aeverety inj'i ed
A Command Rut not Heeded.
It is well to live iu p uce wi h our
fel.ow men, b.itf w eias, do an, at
leat to t!:e exect:of a vt-nenb!e ci'
itm of thi e:mmu:iitv who h paM
four sere to I ten, aid rtam If
ntver nve given or i- e ! S ej v v
word to a fellow err a ore. W h-v
pennraily kn3wa the isid vi Iu I fV hi
our boyhood dy aud from Um fpt i . ?.
kici ami abuable dn-pT-iti"ii, Uel
j'ii h ' ia wrrt.iii'g tue tbef.i,
were r uecMry to do It is.k
cord .f which, few, very few men
c-iO busst, acd yet it is but a divine
ciunnand to love cur neighbors t
we i ve ou nlv.
WhuUin Siepuhlkan-
Robhed.
On Monday evening aVmt Im-k, a
lit'.!-10 yar oi l won tf Mr. N. h.
Kerne', of ouib Fork Tjwn.'Lip wan
going f via town, driving an empty
waon. At th .ltwoo.1 Hill a nero
reriet-te l a ndo and m-iuntiii the ve
bic'.e. After riding im! ditance he
iemat Jed money oi the ti y, an I pro
ceo le i to choke him and m roh ht
pockets. He f.iund a purse contain
ing h Cfi.ti and liii,wd. The lad
was, filrfU-'ned bat not sj ir-d. The
nrgftit unknown bit uu eff r will
lie ma! i capture him.
f Aireliaciatitv. Va.. f r D mi. iMa
r n.e 19 no tils aii.ee, but n y lor a I
iew iiaja. a a (t-n- o -id r.offevcr.
itreat r Is f lr n a i l wulll
d'Oiht not hdV.! fulitnl li.llc'i lrealct
relief, if I hi! not left :i tie n m
b-iit f r reveral w i ka, I eoni ler
it a very superior wa tr f r Ir iigi
tion and Kwiera! d olo y.
Ve v :ni'i,
II. T. IUl-.!AfX,
l'astor Treabyt nan Church.
-.Dt aiUM N. 0, March fi.lHM.
Tbie U lo ttrttifv I hav on to
i i itij MiDny me uiteri.iirn JVtit
tod Mjgiea:a a!erf.ir the pttt i
moi.the. : l.df r ltbfiirr.itlf! f,otit fii I
it perir lo a'.y of Ihfmany wat.f
ua.-d. I cti thetrfullf otumr'n'l i'
.fl r, i-i.i
io 't mt anucien as wiig one oi IV
iiiieit waters In th eoun'ry.
E C. irf.-ixRr,
IMtor Durba n BM,jnri.n
ftb2C3m.
n v VV it . rahn .1 an.l -cieatifl
1 o-l the Ulero ira Lilhm at- r of over s'i rty y . r., f- i-ulr.
Tho Freewill Baptists, in tbetr
late General Onfereuce at Harper's
rerry., v a , cu iiged their d uomina.
tional ;-amii ''.to ' Frcol B pi 1st, By
this newly adapted tinrne the eastern
Chuicln s have teen known for sev
eral yeari. 1 Tho tVsUug against the
ohanga was wry e wneit,- but com
mand" d only some riirhteeii of eighty
one voices ou (lu tiual vote. Pitts
burg Advocate
Advico to Mothers.
' rs. WinaloVs . Soothing Syrop
should alwnya bo used for children i
teething. It voothes the child, softens i
tn? rums, allays all piuii, cures wiud colic,
wiCi is the best romndy lor diarrhoea.
nratuy-five certs a tottle,
ten 27-d-w-lv
isSJCJICLSN'S AH SIC A SALVE
The Bust Salvb in the world lor Cuts
Rrt.tew, .Sir;, Ulcere,Palt Rheora, Fever
Son", Tetter, Chapped Ilanils, Chilblains,
Conuiaml all .Skin Kniptions, and positively
cures ruea, or no pay mimreu. U is puar-1
anient to give pii iect witislMCtiun, or muney
rvt'uivlcd. Price i5 ceato per box.
rorfalebylt. II(u:kualI A Co. Durham
Is Coo-uiiipl Ion Incurable?
1'ei'd the Mllowing: Mr. U
M jri, Newark. ArkH svc: ,Va
'rivT wi;h Ab'P,w if L'inr, and
friends and t.nysiemdd pronounced
in ro l neunnhie Consumjitlve. Ber
!;: taking ir. Kinir'a ew Discovery
fur oonsuintitiom. sm now on mv
third batt'e, a ad able to oversee the
work on my farm. It is the finest
nie .icir.2 evt r made. '
Jeife Middlcwart, Decatur, Ohio,
saya -ita t t not bren for Dr. Eine"
ewPistvery for Consumption I
would have m-( or Lung Tiubled-
;is given no ry doei of. Am now
in beat of health'.' Tiy it Sample
oouie tree at k. uiucknaU & Son
Urn"Store.
I0KTGAGE SAhE.
On Monday the 31st day of March
let)) at 12 oclock M., at the Court
lloutedoorin Durham, N. C, the
mult rsigntd will re sell at public
auction to the hi.rKoer tii.M.r Tm
NV 6 contain 84J acre, of the
W.Ik rson land on Chajel Hill acd
fc.iiupo roa-i, arfjoming the lands of
l t. T. A. rn, Prof. J. W. Gore
sod Jack Lloyd, It being pari r f
tl e J. V. Wilkrrson land niortgfped
hy said '.Vi'.kc son ti W. T Blcck
Wfll, a- d red tmi in B.xk H. popes
5r8. ".y.' an I SCO in ihe tffieo f the
Ili eiite' o Deeds for Oranu'? co!iny.
TKJiyc. Ouo third crh, balarce
on criokt f l,bc ni.xlhi w.th in
' ie.t f-ttn dsr of mV
VM..V;UTHR1E,
Ja-h h V, Fh 22, ')'
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rJCHHOND, VA.
Ftr.;r tarn .x, liOOPEB Year.
Tre Vt.tt-r, Manufciorer. Dialer.
iar-ii cem -n are kept routed
n nil the T i. c Markets.
I" (rn pii.dei ta are
lirn iluntnesvMi'ti
and Pr-j rrous
r!antrf.
A Ttveiitj-Pnc Iaer
f he It Tub . wo Journal in the cen
trai sti.t co;'r Wnj mark-it of Vtr.
A , N-n'n Cra in, and Wi at Vir.
I s I.
f IiofffiMif Jeuc. A I ver'iv menfs.
nmi t:3S' ri;Moni S ii-;t !.!.
DI3RtLL'fi HACKNEY,
rnorairron.
lo iioliiw IVnitvrttvfif. Tiniv
or Col ton Uoot I'llU
They a danrto-js Y.o wi!J r.
?ret ihtieue. Ilia rreat etternal
rrr.c' remedy i what voa should
have. Ii"a I what the celebrated
Dr. Creeaeniaml, of But on, eay:
Dr. au s Ytue remedy,
iico rt. m 9 r a rtrorimy meilica
ted tnd !mt a ii lo. vapr, ap.
p'ie t In O" ttftf tra tor aa a 8ri
bt'i, i t b.m t wo.ii oi, ka It ,ctn
e; i'. ; - it ' ftb..e vibt dru it,
pr.M' . '.I. . n ottoit lirA, c.,
fit'i v :; in.f.v- w nn n are kill
tbe
v I
ice
r rijy. r. V r. t-ulr.
J It . Ciuia av.Vii M II
On-p e.rgi f.Mt.v,i Lub.. !
lwn. d, 0 .4 tit by mad aeriir.-'t
iiitke.', d r-ee,
Mr,i. Katb hvct-M,
2i iir.,9ay, New York 0" ,
l Hirnt. Vfntnw f rT
- - ' rrrw v I
ana can. w fit Ar.
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fir. !B, iwi.n:r( oi me uaa. tl
L'i v (7iltw e Mlnr-a. trhn l-at - . I
ti tcdtno pliysicins,ftf l'ennylrs.
oia, in regard loan alarn,iiff attat
It
i anney trr-obif v 'fioHirettinff
lief, (included i ' Panacea water,
h hu h he r t ne magic in its
ler.rfuii' nii. j.
th ' " v a .; h r-i i1VA
' ' ' ' gl.r.fc. ,,. u,
ful ral" ja
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to.
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JOHN A. WIUJAMM
Head Agr nt for Unit.'d States. Ox.
f,fJN,C. '
WTFh' Tiiri'"VIV? irr. Pro,i"J t i U t tobaiMFr)lijf,rtaer''tt aet haaej
I .!! It II rroanhaw DallJIar. I ' " - 7 - W S3 . 4 rt
TThole-ala ai4
Vehicles tlade to Ori a Xcillii I
And AgriculturtUImplerAdead ,
SfTsh, Doors. Ulinds,
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WHY DO WE SAY
Becaose all the Farmers all aver the
Kemembf that the eropa malt aw tta aalf trf Im . y
or u.a value or the rettUlaaf t taa FeJara .
a aa . . A 'i J'l.' "r
Why Should You Uco OclDfr
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