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PUBHAM NEWS, PICKED
i r"i JIBBE ASU THERE.
UP
71 Tim Winston "Reni&iican"
AL VmA chnrch-, at IV alflut
jots, itu early 4JfVfT.'
n j.. at tne saw ok 01. i?
! lliu Lizzie Cofidd, a charming
IaUr of Granrills 'wffliW.t
- i L. Markham, died
tlady, who has been visiting friends
ii Durham, returned to! her ronie
I at Ami last Sunday. Ana if. a
young wjao wprfiuu ipn
since the Jbt, hs-h ten at least
tick at the heart $nd fainty.- ;
ThaTl fhe A TouWgen
Usaaa gare a' young " lady Miring
or 8outh street a hirh-day. present
lbs tSef dsj a, majruihcent ring,
fullof rabT nd diamonds. , Well,
earlr all the fleers on that stjeet
kaTt Ueliar, apfttVr
U tfeYWfcvi" .as" t? ' '
' ThertfeObsertfcrWyspOn
i2taefHafcM61'W,lIS Burjrwyn
Sill pen lis firfetew plug tobacco
etory.oneof the most complete
U the Stata, at Henderson, on which
occasion hf wRt giro an entertain
ment t&omaerowitf theoptit!
; Tobacco was .brought here
from every aonlc - and coruer laM
week;,PmhVLockhart s and the
AHiaac wr4tau , were crowed
Thanday Ml i'$ikf,jtim tidaJtai
et in so strong this way that it i
bmIsss to cmnuf furftoer oV'tEt
fact -.-Xh fcng c,ualitf is good,
layers on the lookout and price
0 5(bar0r ,lhe 85n -was
oca tear old last Tuesdar: it came
at in beautiful pink eoloiO YY
vara glad to aea this, for at shows
that tha editor is .stimulated br a
rnsroos patronage Bro. Hojbinson
trained and erpenented 'news-
riper man, and tvien att'signs fail,
sat many years of brilliant'Suri'V
light still ahead of bps. .
-ThtVorW-iraVVill beheld
U ChicaftjT" .a 1S92 cammemorating
tkt 4th eesieanial of tha discoverv
r ot A marie. rb -XJolumlws.v. In
Tfr af tno tact,- the Philadelphia
Tiaea nta aU the following:
I-.-.-. v., f
! mtXt TBI lAdLI SCREAM.
Tat wont of it is aln4 sFliU
; .- siUKa us utng naa occurred
' (kieaf of course will want to make
I Tk flotf the Kaikwal Bird.?
Aaxchantasaya: Tha lofty
flaeaa ef lk world are Hot 1 always
capt.Djja0M wno oeserre tnem.
Eotat mea rise to bo great atates
Ssaa.aaixiM ta hi thfl-eonqneron
of nations and .sons rite to light
Ua fire of a morning. These latter
Ii M oeuarad. compriM tha great ex
aplinji to the general run of hu-
. f itJ
1 JL"1 ? plentiful in
Darham at pruMat,' but there 'are
' lota of thei it Baltimore, The big
folored fighter, Peter Jackson, was
poaadad with ttawell egga in Dalti
: poraena aight Iat west He is
jvported to hare said that eggs were
i 1 a a at a - ...
paort pienuiui inaa ooqaeu on tnu
eaaiba, bat tiieir aroma was ter
r no mtiio ttrr attention or frt
1 rttdars to the advertisement bf the
f. Darham Ball fertiliser Co.j ia aa
I othtr eolaWa. Thhrk one of the
i fertihtars madaj it Is a borne-
mmm m Uiur,aaa our people snooia
INktrMiso it 'Xheif brftneh " bonu
la Eiehmond, waiJwrtroyed by, firs
, tmt wtc, Bui may ai making pre-
araliaas to atart p again. '
The robin is a grand old bird
Zorthe pst robin cia ia imn.1
oongh to wt before a king, but like
the English apvrow, "no good" as
a songster.' The Ashetille -Democrat"
eays: WilUoaa of robins r
wpofted si mused on the place of
lift TOHhsoj, 0f Oaks, Orange
eeanlf.- Tftsir noie ' fnglitms
w iiMM -,11. nut i t.s' i
lilled-400 one night 'People go
" froM Hiltaboroand other -points to
kill them. : .
AgoodiaokiagwMow,- liting
la Darhaa msda a seasible remark
the other aight; it is true, she has
. passed through the wiles f tnatri
' taeaT, H that laty U the nvm
she waste to ealarge her pocket
book; lei she w uled by a' young
. Wy, who bad a -fit" for music, if
. .ehekaav any thing about, notes.
tie widow replied,-that ahe cared
, aWUuag for notes valeaa they were
grotabackBotna. Married orsingle,
we will go the birgest red apple
- t M t fooad between here and
, the eitj of -moral, aocial and health
fu! eavironuents" that y local
editor of ear aeifhboro, the 'Globe,"
. iU agne with as that there isn't a
' PUtu" gM in the
tkaa a dashing young widow.
-We are willing to abide the
AAvftimiAn nao if ia f haisama Tmf h tin I
An exchange says, buds on the trees,
lilacs ia blooia.s, green grass and
vegetation, are among the strange
sights visible along the banks of the
Hudson and- Connecticut, If we
hae a 'frost, -it disappears as if
aobamea or itself, and as far snow.
qo.i eao.ugn naa.iauen w nil, a beav
er hat. r Woplen goods lie dead up
on' the shelves in the stoies, and the
retailers are mourning over their
loss in this . department of trade,
t. P. S. Since (he above was put in
trpe. snow b&s fallen, ice "can be
oundeverwyhere. .
iiet tne people ot uurham set
but twenty-four distinct varieties of
trees, as follow: White oak, wal
aut, red oak, popular, cherrv. sas
safras," persimmon, plum, maple,
mulberryj ' pawpaw, water beech,
hickory, dogwood, sycamore, willow,
ash, elm, red haw, box elder, sweet
gam, spicewood, black gum, and
black haw. Out of this variety, we
will change the names of the two
oalts name one the Baptist Female
University, the . other Trinity Col
lege; two beautiful trees, transplan
ted from the "city of oaks" into
Durham's rich soil where other ma
jestic" trees wait to hold their arms
out like priests. Men, whose en
terprise is known everywhere are de
termined to snake Durham a college
town- a revelation of buauty, grace
andicalture,8econd to no place in
thib country, '
7e received last week the an
nual report ' bf ' Adititant General
James I). Ulonnior the year 1830.
Jt contains 1X2 pnjjes giving a full
account of the- different companies
So' ' .It w a handsome,' well printed
ioicuaiect. Oupaze51 DrJIurbrrt
llaywp.xl,.Surgpoa General NX. S.
(?.. speaks a follows of our towns
man, Dr. A. 0. Cart: "The hospi
tal was placed undT the immediate
supervision of the Brigade Surgeon,
vr. A. u. Larr, to whom I must ex
press niV thank for Ina pnn.timt
beerfuV' and successful attention
to the sick. He was aided most ef
ficwfuUvJi the diicharce of' hL
duties, by tiie different regimental
surgeons and hospital stewards, who
also hava my thanks. Tie hopital
was well kept and c eanlv. The
health of the troop3 was excellent,
f hero' was not a single death
scarcely a single caso of sickness."
A Pretty bedding.
A yery prUy marriaga took
place in the First Baptist church
I ist Wednesday morning, Mr. T.
7vJin?loa nailed in the holy
bonds of matrimony to Miss Lula
E. Kiggsbee, in the pr-eence of a
largo asacmablage. Ilex. J. L. White
officiating. The bride and groom
are' both residents of this city.
" Thb Kecorder extends congra
tulations and wishes this happy pair
a pleasant voyage through life.,
An Old Citizen pone.
I Mr. Aea IJ. Uanter, one among
the old t citizens in this commuai
ty died at the residence of his son-in-law,
Mr. J. 11, Carlton, last Sun
day evening. lie was a good neigh
bor and a true friend, lb was
hurried with Mwonic honors. Peace
i his abea."
Itev. C. J.WIngate.
Wo find the following notice of
the above gentleman, who has re-
eenilyomt among ns in 1 the
."jUimax, a p.iperpubhshol in Rich
mond, Madiwn county, Kentucky.
It gives ua pleasure to re-print it
Tl.e "Climax'! says: "Uev. C J.
Wingate, reclor of the" Kpiscopal
Church, prcnehed his farewell ser
mon on bvtSuoday,fcnl to-morrow,
with hi familr, will remove to Dur
ham, N. C, where he has accepted
a call. - Mr. Wingate is an able and
scholarly rnani and an earnest chris
tian. But bis health has materially
interfered with his work in this
place. He and his familr will be
folluwei by the warmest wishes of
the conreMtiun and manr other
who bare formed their acquaintance.'
A Hiuckle.
Wo mneh regret It hear that Cant.
. ii. ii. iyn tiwi sna killea
PTTfifrtir u tTomli. Ills mind
b letn tfrtf'gul f-t icvral tnnuths
and ai'atjienti wrra b icg made
t-t take Li m to t1 ajlam, and it Is
mj mt ne tin! iiiins'a to prevent
. ua was one of the ore oal vol tin
teen la the "Chatham Rifles", the
orst cmpanr fro Ibis county to en
hci. in inoicipiirrnie army, ana wsi
Its csplain during the UHf tml of
ta war. Since ilo grand reunion f
ef-tnte-Ipratti hl l bore about djh
Uta m-tith Si'o, threes f tho fiur
eaitains of th.tcvommiiv hava '.it
I artolna Tv!or, Ihrle and Trn
vap. . u li-'u ion is now tbe s lc
survivor.
Cltalham Record.
L) IH-Iird.
I.LAXW, Oa , Fib. 2A-Uron
w-snir.gt n. a negr , ia Morgan
omhuij, wis ivucuea iy titxara at
mianigin lor Hie cuUerand outrwes
ui i-;i.arui I WUiW girl,
I TTTl i "ar f Tra mtrvt -ww-w- 'a -w-v
HEAD UJT TllJi ilEAf .
WAKE SUPEKIOJt COURT.
HODGE VS. THE ItAIL
ltOADS SUPICEME
COURT.
Cross and White Trinity and
and the Baptist Female Uni
. " vcrsity A. and M. Col
legeThe Exodus
Cotton Mills.
Raleigh, March 1. Wake Su
perior court for the trial of civil
cases only opened la't Monday morn
ing, when tne first case on the cal
endar, Ellington, Koyster & Co., vs.
lrustee of Wake Forest College,
about building the Chemical Labora
tory, was taken up and was given to
the jury on Wednesday night, and
a verdict was returned on Friday
morning for theplantiils for $2,700.
There are just forty cases on the
calendar, Stata ex T-L Hodge vs.
forty different railroad companies ia
the State for the penalty for failing
to make tne reports of their opera-
lions a'i required by law. Your
readers are not interested directly in
any of them except those against the
Fittsboro Railroad Co., and the
University R. It. Co. These suits
are generally known 03 the Alliance
suits against railroads, as Hodge is
supposed to represent the Alliance
movement to bnng the raitroads to
somo obedience to the law. The de
cision of the Superior court will not
amount to much, as ge which way
it may, the cases will land in the
Supreme court. The Supreme court
is a body of five men, of ability and
learning and entitled to the confi
dence of the people. The court now
tias a full bencn, ilernmon, thief
Justice, and Davis. Avery. Shepherd
and Clark Associate Justices.
There are some fine oil portriats
u tho Supreme court room that can
uot f.ul to attract attention. There
is a large life-size portrait of Chief
Justice Kuffin, represented 8 stand
ing. It is an admirable work of
art, and is the gift ef Mrs. Paul C.
Lameron, of Ilillsboro, his daughter.
Chief Justice Ruffia sat on the
.Supreme bench for 24 years, and
waa Chief Justice for 19 years.
rheroare fine portraits of Chief
Justice Nash, Judges Manly, Read,
Ashe, and J no. nail, who was one
jf tho original court when first or
ganized in lsiiS. lncre is also a
aae portrait of that great lawyer.
the lute Hon. B. F. Moore.
The case of Cross and White was
called in the Supreme court on
Thursday for final disposition upon
the opinion and mandate of the
Supreme court of the United. The
Attorney Ueneral be.ng at the Aew
uern fair, tne case was laid over. In
a few days it will be heard, and the
opinion certified down to the Su
perior court of Wake. As Cross and
bite are bound for their appear
ance at March court, it is probable
tbat they will not be troubled until
then. But at that time they will
be removed promptly to the work
house gang, and begin to serve out
their sentence oa the public roads.
v bite is bere and can be seen al
most, at any time, about the court
bouse and on the streets and seems
decidedly gay and cheerful. Cross
is also here, having come 'up from
Gates county to receive his doom,
out xeeps niuseii secluded, and is
rarely seen.
there i not much excitement
here over Trinity College and the
Baptist Female University. The
Kaleigh people seem to regard both
as nxed facts in ualeign s improve
ment tnat can not be undone, liut
you may have a fine building on a
fins site, and a fine faculty, and still
not have a flourishing college It
takes something more than these to
draw students. I regard the success
of both these colleges when located
at Raleigh as problematical. Cer
tainly it will be a slim university
that can be built for 1 23,000. But
we shall see what we shall aee.
The Agricultural and Mechanical
College is doing fairly well under
all the circumstances. The two
Literary Societies organized have
b.-ea named Leazar and Pullen from
two staunch friends of the College.
Tbe cotton mills are covered in
and rapidly approaching completion.
neu niii.-Micu, it win uu onn oi me
largest cotton factories in tho Stata.
Besides, it is a move in the right di
reclion, and brings prosperity to
everybody, and the farmer lias a
deep interest lu manufactures, as it
gives him a ready home market for
farm products.
The Exodus has injured farmers
in this county vary seriously, and as
it is still going on, it keeps the
planters unsettled, not knowing on
what labor they can rely.
Gov. Fowle returned Thursday
evening from the New Hern Fair,
ami expresses himself m having
been highly pleased with his visit.
The Governor is in fine health and
spirits.
Judge Ppier Whitaker is spending
a few days in the city. He is a clever
gentleman, unquestionaly a good
lawyer, and is making a good re
cord as a Judge of the Superior
court
Signed Tnelr Own Death War
rant.
Sj-ncoM Courier.
Chauncey M. Depew, weeks ago de
clared tbat the party that succeeded
in killing New York,s chances for
tbe Worlds Fair would be buried
under a hundred thousand majority.
uis propnecy win come true
v. . i .I tm i ' .
- A Reckless Youag Man.
Horrlttowa Brrald.
A young man in Nebraska who
was refused a marriage license to
marry his motber-in l&w. went over
to Onawa, Iowa, where the ceremony
was performed It is s id tnat the
young man was once blown up in a
powder mill, which has made him
reckless, but the chances ara that the
woman will need tho most sympathy
a year hence.
M. J. n. Uuke
Very few f ho vouug men of
North Carolina l.ave achieved any
thing like tbe distinction in tho bul
ness world won by J. II. Duke, con
of Washington Duke and member ci
the firm of W. Duke Sons & Co..
Not many years ago "Buck," as
his father loves to call him, broke the
shell and planted himself down In tbe
city of New York, determined right
there In the greatest commercial and
money center of tba continent, to
mako all cigarette concerns ta' e off
their hats to W. Duke Pons & Co.
Upward and onward he went. The
country bov was as much at homo in
the great metropolis, driving his busi
ness with all the artful nmacgetnent
that industry and genius could com.
trol and devise, aa if be bad never
been out of the great city. All who
know him and come in contract with
him admit that he 4ia- phenomtnal
business and couamercird gift.
The American Tobacco Company,
the wealthiest and greatest corpora
tion of its kind in tbe world, it or
ganized with a capital ot S2o.C00.000.
Mr. J. B. Duke is tho president of
the company. North Caaolina may
well feel proud of her young son who
went forth among strangers and
reachsd the topmost round of the
business ladder in tn short a time.
Gratifying To All.
Tao high position attained and the
universal acceptance and approval of
tha pleasant liquid fruit remedy
fyrnp of Figs, as the most excellent
laxative known, illustrate tbe value
of the qualities on which its success is
based and arrabunnantly gratifying
tbe California Fig Syrup Company.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
I have tbia lav nrjalifU-d a Admin.
istrator de bonis non of tbe estate of
A. M. Carlion, deceased, and I notify
all persons indebted to bis estate to
satl with me at ooce. And all per
sons who have claims against said
estate must present them to me for
payment before February 1, 1S91, or
this notice will be plead in bar.
This February 1, 1890.
F.M. CARLTON,
Administrator de bonis non.
rani floral mm.
fames 51. Lamb, Proprietor.
Gadroalaa 8fcUltjr,
Fayettevillk, NJ C.
For Spring planting, we can furnish
Magnolias, Cape Jasmius, Spruces,
Pines, Strong field grown Roees,
Arbaurvitias and Evcrygreeens for
hedges and a full stock of ornamen
tal shruhery. A most careful selected
and well grown stock of greenhouse
plants. Send for copy of tba Homb
Florist which contains price list aud
many useful bint on tbe cultivation
of plants. Jan-29
ONU ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, aud acts
penny yet promptly on tbe Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever vro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ao
i ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in Its
effects, prepared only from the moot
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it tha most
popular remedy known.
yrnp of Figs is for sale in 50c
and fl bottles br all leading drng
gist. Any reliable draggwt who
may not have it on band will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wMics to try it. Do not at iopt any
suoniiuie.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
i4 mucitco. cu
lovwiiu, Kf. - new row, .r.
For coughs, colls, consumption,
cupe and ail throat and lung troubles
take mat old t ishian remedy, Dr
David's Cough Spruoof PuroPine
Tar, Hoehound and Wito Cherry at
, I eakbv & Co 8. Drug Store.
America Wins tue Skating
Championship.
Montreal, Feb. 14.-A cablegram
from St. Petersburg says that Iods
Rubinstein.the champion fancy skater
of America won the champiotu liip ot
the world in this city yesterday.
Syrup of Figs
Is Nature's own truo laxative. It is
the moat easily taken, aud tlio most
effective remedy known to Cleanse
the System when Billions or Costive;
to Dispel Headaches, Cold km! Fe
vers; to Cure Habitual 0-n6tipulion,
Indigestion, Piles, etc. Manufictured
only by the California F'2 Svrur
Company, San Francisco, 0!. For
sale by K. Blacknall & Son. -
Attention, Farmers!
Boykin. Carmi r & Co., the o!i re
liable North Carolina Dru ,' fr ;.s.- ;n
Baltimore, who have been in tLc ha-i
ne9stenty.threoyear?, oiler i cry
thing in thiir line at lb be: t mx lc:
rates. They also continue to e,l -.M
Agricultural Chemicals f r mak
ing aod compounding Fki.timzeks
at homo. Fnrmrrs will i ncil to
writo them for prie-e ar.d otu- h
formatiou in their liue Lefur: biiviinr.
Tbay are now euUiiig a ck-inical,
"Top DarssEU," thai !ht y ca!l "Cts
otite" which is rst.i !y growia if.
demand. Ftb. 2Gtli jr.
ff. Ill I Si
WHOLKSAI.K AND KRTAIL
DEALKRS IV
GROCERIES DM C0s)l(S if.
We carry ia stock !arg- ijnanti ks of
CORN, HEAL, HEAT,
Molasses, Syrup
SALT:, SALT FISH
Sugar Coffee, &c.
Also a large iteck of heavy
BOOTS A117) HE S.
ALSO '
23CjtJJi&. CAPS
sr 8 AND 3
Ready-made Clothing
Prices to suit the HARD TIMU3.
W. Mangum &s Son,
Mangum St., Durham. X. C.
dec-I84m
100,000 Choicest Flowering Plants.
2S.C00 Pansier, Choicest Gibxa, 40 ccnla per dozen.
Jtosc, Geranium?, Vt-rbena He'i trojies, &c.,5o cents per doien.
Choice Dahlias free with each order if desired.
Palms, Fern". Dracannas and oth. r Deorative Plants. Labels, (r
cents per 1,000.)
Vases, Pots, &c, at Lowest Rates.
A il Gocdi cflered of the lest.
Price list cn application.
M. It CATLIN, Riclimond, Va.
-Greenhouses, 723 Laurel St. 2UStore,f423, Wert Bwa
r
If vou want any Girdan Woeds go to P. "W.
Vaughan's drug store. If you want O10V31 andgraSS
Seeds do likewise.
If you need any medicine or drugs I. W. Vaughan
will sell them to you low down.
Tobacro Fanners : I linve ttic ihI Us ih 1Vli'ien?o.
Prescriptions filled with pure and reliable medicines.
XsWJien you come to toyn, come in and hang up your
hat and overcoat and make yourself at home, whether you
want to buy or not; we cxtcnd.to you a cordial welcome.
P.W. Vaudian,
D VMIlAM, S. C.
A Lig rush to Yearby & Co's drug
Btore for Df DavM's Liver Pills, to
cure sick headache, biliousness and
liver diseases
O Yi'NEIlS OF HORSES, .
will find "Dixie" Condition Powders,
the very be3t tonic and improrer of
llOU'O flesh luiOWU Don't no an
but the Dixie A Yearby & Co's
Drug Store .''
Notice.
HaviPfOtialifipd na
n a - VM V VI VUK?
mil cf Susan M. Snr.fi AaaaaA All
nersona indebiorl f i tha put a to nf t.lia
t-ttatrix are hereby notified to come
"un Rnri geuio at once or collection
w l! be fnf rcod bv law. All
soni holding claims against the estate
win prei tuern at once or this
uuvui) win oo p:eaued in bar of a
recovery JoiiiT II Snir-P,
lh. lith 1890.- Executor.
LOUIS RICH & CO,,
0
Seals,
RtiVoar Stamps Etc,
1109 Main Street,
mmm. m.
mar. o.
R3
M fins
W M' Yearby & Co
DEAL EH IN
Drugs, Chemicals, Toilet
Articles, Tatent Medicines,
Dyes and Buist's garden
Seeds,
SMITH'S OLD Stand
MAIN STREET.
When -in town come
to seo Us.
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