DURHAM RECORDER.
E. C. HACK KEY, Publisher.
T. B. ELDRIDOE, Editor.
THIS, STATE rltliSSi Uot Custer and Ynnn;. Took
Biblical Recorder: We arol liuinrr
heartily in favor of education! Cteu. Custer and Gen. Youu
common school education for of Georgia, were devoted friends
avnlry
sides
Thorndike Rice is said to have
once won $100,030 at draw, po
ker at a suiglo sitting. Ex
' hanjre.
This ' should not encourage the masses, and higher educa- at West Point, but wero c
poker ulayiiur. as it stands to UW1 10'.ino? wno lsu. " na eommamters on opposing
reason tint Thorndiko's train ar0,mms 10 nr I0r, l?' cul during the war. Uno- morning
reason uiai iiiuruuuvu s kmu , i,,,n nmm. 4imnni it o. I n . v ;
was tno otner leuow s loss. Sible to educate and elevate breakfast, nt . tlm Hunter man-
Gamblinjr is not like horso trad- every member of the human sion in Virginia. Ho was sent
in? where both iartie,3 to the race, white and colored, and we ed at the table, about to uartake
' Webster's Weekly, the mad transaction invariably cot the J5,51 never cea i?nab!d.Jto see smoking breakfast, made
the n . ii iiiai nuvu euucuuuM, ix ii
WEDNESDAY February 4,1891.
PAWISG DUST AGAIN.
were doublv nalutablo iiom bem
possible to give it, would be a prepared by the fair, bunds of
blessinff. Thatit is impossible the vnunr ladies of tho mansion.
Dovine inai Deuows, paws ine best of th0 bargain.
air ana kicks up tne - ausi ai . ...-
H . ... . 1 l rpi. Ti.Ln-. iaa1 An4-:
Keidsvme whenever a smeiis - - to edueate, in the ordinary sens when there was a crash of (- lass
the smoke of a cigarette, had could be settled by amending 0f the term, every boy or girl, and the next instant a shell lay
another enell last week, and the railroad bill bo as to provide white or colored, in any State, at the fopt. -f the reliant ofiicer.
raved to the extent of tieo col- that railroad companies shall we have not the shadow of a Taking a hasty glaneo through
im 4 : nvnvlA niwtmitoi-wlht.tnna fnv doubt, t Therefore, We havenev- fliA hrnlren window. Yonnrr be-
be the
Brodie Duke's house, which has towns. This seems to
recently been fitted up some- easiest solution of tho problem,
what elaborately and in keep
ing with the means and tastes
; of a gentleman who enjoys liv
ing in style and can afford it.
The Weekly's article is intend
ed to be facetious, and therefore
amusing; but instead thereof, it
is puerile and therefore amus
ing, intensely amusing a wide
difference, you see, but tho re
sult is all the same. It is enough
to make a horse laugh; and
doubtless all the old raw bones backed by lots of boodle. That
Charlotte Democrat: Not
withstanding the impossibility
Senator Cameron will tmrsue mak taxation equitable in
tho even tenor -of his way a question about t'he possibiiity
Washington.; A resolution oi 0f improving on existing laws
censure that was proposed in bearing on this subject. Taxes
body of cavalry. Realising that
in flight lay his only salvation,
out of a rear window ve:it
Young, calling to the young
ladies: "Tell Custor I leave this
breakfast for him!"
Custor and his stall ent-red,
and were invited to the dinner
the Pennsylvania lecture in should be so levied ; that no piece
view of his vote to shelve the 01 V?nai or real proper y oe Hw f,;, iho .li.Iner 1
itt nv r n nnrp i iiht. i v-i
storm ot noes. 1 he censure I
movement was a dismal failure.
cloture rule, was buried undei a thn hrtsi Jm ho B. mi'A noon. In the meantime, Young.
nf noes. " The rensnrpl tu a.u. nA feeliuz deeply cbatrrmea over
classes be not saddled with the ,n!s nasty ret real anu me s oi tribution of ten each,
burden far in excess of theirlH18 4rta.KlUbl. " " f uVia' I a t-otal of liftv-se
Kaleigh's new daily, the Even- more fortunate neigbors. It is "ne D?cf ana, ere mo wu nan
ing Capitol, they say, is to be amatterof such great impor-
JUe. A null , ... . . . . f Jnster beheld linn i!rimftchm?
in Rockingham and thereabouts is what tliey sail alut . The """ was seating him k
. at the dinner-table. "1 u.iz '
havn known," snid he, "that
Pif'vce Youug would not leave
me in peaco. Here is my pic
ture: (;ive it to him, and tell him
his old classmate leaves Ids love
with . this excellent dinner."
And oat of tho window he leap
ed, while tho Georgia Confed
erate walked in and sat down
to dinner, ,
On HuiKlrod find l u Years OW
llilifn H'u.) Becord,
On tho Lynchburg and Dur
ham train last Monday was a
small, decrepit old neprro, who,
nevertheless, was active in mind
ad seemed only physically
bowed by tho weight ot years,
Capt. rarcell gave us the old
man s account of himself as
follows: He is a native of Per
son county. N. C, and was on
his way to Hoxboro; his ege
was 110 years, ho thought; he
knew ho was hay years 01
when "do stars fell way back
youder;" he had been married
live times; by his first wife he
had thirteen children: his Be
ond wife presented him with
sixteen; his third increased the
numerical importance of hi
family with eight; his fourth
and fifth were even with a eon
makiag
veu. 1 he old
man's name is Charles Beasley
Wc have a larger stock than ever, tieo our No- 7
Stoves for 10,00, 15 00 "and 18-CO. Bsa
. Stoves for Pactiag Saras,
CROCKERY,-
Hall Lamps, Library Lamps, and Stand Lamps,
GU.VSaml srOUTtXG UOOS. ALL AT T.' V.'tlCBS.
LOWEST PRiCES AT
LLOYD'S Hardware Store.
A ! jl ....... M X ..In I I I V VVWV1AWV4
laugnea im iney grew iai, ac- kecorder wnen it was reportea i ;ect
mere is nowever,a serious daily. It wasn't so about this present session of the United
feature connected with the paper, but it is honed that it is States Senate will live in our
article, and that is the fact that true about it3 Raleigh contem- history as long as the "Rump
it has placed two very eminent porary. rarliauient ot the time ot
citizens of North Carolina in a - Cromwell, and wrth a taste as
... . .v""v""ai " x,;i. 0,.v,i unsavory to the palate of him
very ridiculous light by print- Many people think anyoody who rej8 itg roceejing
ing alleged interviews with can run a newspaper, and they wjtn this difference, that the
them. The distinguished cit-1 are not decei ed. Almost any
izens referred to are no less im-1 body can run one in the ground,
Dortant Dersonasres than Ex-1 but it takes a certain kind of
-Popularly callod tha kincr
nit'dieines llood'n Sarsapaiihi.
It eoiujuors ccrofula, Bait rheum
and ait other blood aisvastif:.
ST 0
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n
0!f
s
1
S.' i- i i L'utnaai Ur-:' if t
GH
US' B d i w 1 j. i
legislators of that day. were
canting, covenanting tools in
the hands of revolutionary vil
lains to crush out the "divine
right of kings," while the domi
nant party in the assemblage at
FOll
personages
Gov. Jarvis and Ex-Gov. Scales. I genius to run one successfully
Unfortunately, The kkcorder I u. v. iiuntmgtou, who made
cannot auote from either of the I millions out of railroads, tried I Washington are making the
interviews, because its copy of it. and sank eiirht hundred 1;?st desperate effort of their ex
tfc Wavw w WmwMi n, thAiKfin.1 .foiiflr in in v. Pirmg supremacy to crush
not returned, though repeated I York Star. Down this way men
effords were made to get it back, I usually give up before blowing
It may be stated generally, from J in that much
the writer's recollection, that
Mr. Scales talked like a school
boy about the American Tobac-
out
the rights and stifle the liberties
of the people.
rAhJiltiUc. .
HEATING STOVES and STOVES So
Pack Holies, Tin-v.-auk, Lamp Gooup,
SHKEC IRON. AND UN. vVoS.i. ALL KLNOS V.U OITL
SPECIAL aAUSAlS-i IN THE ABOVE GOODS.
The star of Grover Cleveland
lis in the ascendant. On the!
. ..... . . ii j t ii
Oftrmnanvin.itinfrta oa1 1 1 ua uga, ms niOSl ly tftfll tne t'Orce
to mob law, and that Mr. Jarvis Persistent hater, .was relegated is dead and buried beyon
Tue Force llttl Dead.
IrkiuklelphUTtiac.
The vote on setting aside the
cloture rule in the Senate on
Monday last, shows conclusive-
election bill
d the
dec 3.
Cull lti-nv.e tSi.f .
C. U TAYLOR,
lra;inni( K. C.
. A. Jib JW
XT A UN
ft-, .
Cook
t vr
iMlnTA1 thflt Tia was nnrainstl
the whole business and that he Vilas' who was Pster gen
did not believe that Yasbino-. eraI and eecn'tary of the interi-
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ur uuuer iux man nesting, I
The full Senate consists of 51
Republicans and 37 Democrats.
giving the Kepubucans 1 ma-
jority. The followiug named 61
MICHAELS k CO.,
rTi Tii tr Aa mAn aw b mi 1 . t Tk-w
WVU Jl utA v IUVUV.T SUUU1U I I V. i .1 rm I . . . ..
v . l ... . a. . t a . i n i'Aitni.iiknn w.wntAtwi w a n.i. vtt m i 1111 i
iiom) .niM Trinit. rwo us eiecieu io succeeii ppooner, i "--"-"'V' luwumui n noicsaic ana; iicta;i jrus-riai.
uutmu Eepuui f Wis the Democrats on Monday to set
There is reason for believing PUfcan stmitor irom s" a8i(le the cioture fu.
that the interview with Mr,
Jarvis took place about the Lat
ham. X. C .
fVincm
uameron, ra.
The Burlin!rtn NVwmrMn.lv Jones, Aev
ter part of last September at inform th WUlnt.TP that ,-, Stewart, ev.
Eeidsville. In that view of the will not support the railroad
case, he probably modified his commission bill unless its
..... ... .1.. .
views ueiore ne aeuverea an aa- visions are made to conform to
dress at the laying of the cor- the editor's opinions. The
ner stone of the college in I
. . . I" .r ...V
the interview I tronl.lp tn inf.irm tfiP Vf.ra tbit
Kovember. If
took place subsequent to the
corner stone speech, Mr. Jams
has stultified himself.
It is but charitable to suppose
that the Weekly's recollection
of the utterances of both the
it does not care a snap whether;
itoppos'.s the bill or not It
Teller, Col.
Washburn, Wis
Wolcott, Col.
In addition to these, Senator
Stanford, of California, is
known to be hostile to the Force
Election bill. lie was absent
and unpaired on Monday. lie
had been thrown from his car
riage in New York on that morn
ing, and.. was unable to reach
Washington, but he has since
authorized the statement that
will abs the bill, ommsition or h would have voted with the
i ; tr.i i.. i .
nar.nnofc t .rn u.Miu,1Vi ue ueeu urencm
I - Itl.a -MiM hnva l.iu.n "111 a
i .M. I wv "vum uuwv vwu uv ir
131
There are, therefore. 7 ReDUb-1
lican Senators now on record
Corner Main and Ctr.m-h Street, Durl
(Vi:.h)r,f ,d u d')
Draffs,- M-F3cy Arlicles-Etc-
With Special Attention to Ladies Toilet Articles.
dm minis iiifMifis mm
V e ouer only the go I oi Ui- imi rtufiMe manufacturer, totaling
SQUIBB'S GOODS.
I'hysicians are corliaily inviu- l 1 1 Px-irnlnc v r fUuk and a urn thi iu
eWesthut their wciption.4 Will n it m'v hav wr IW but
haraonly aucb good u.! in tli'in us are ri-oiii standard of
itr Krpnviiiii Will ntt niinrw.ll.. .1 ....... I
w I ..-v,.,...... iui v laauisi iuo rcvyiuiioaary policy ! it 1 . . .
, .iil.lwithit. To admit to its columns of Force, and in a full W CaliS left at OUT ctOTe Will 03 GCllVOreUat tlie
. - I - !. .!... ....... Ukov tl-l.lltl nolrAtt,. .1 OfHoQ r'-T Vl
gen tlemen in question is at fault. I mc' mei to,' if t Durham
Tbk Recokdeb hesitates
uevethat they said the
. .. . . .. i
things imputed to them." It 1 111 insinuation reflecting on ipey would maite the benato a
draws the mantle of charitv is city is not in keeping with "
over the frailties of the Weekly. character; but if it is willing s...tor In ..-- ftllB,.nt n, ,B
and gives it credit for teal with-1 m Rc w new departure, paired against both the Force to hare their nd upj.li. d m ci.v w tht-r ca bmght t
out discretion, a nuroose toir-'urha'n ean bt;ind it. I Election bill and the cloture! wltv. n-uliif cifMril.
w. ruiH wiui oonaior unison, soi uii uu i UUll uiwu.n r 'is. imi, a.mi i. mui jin&a
wv.ruiemaaeuvriworKOiitnata lull vote in the Senate AS lilTAIS IN TKL.i LtltV r KICKS
theoyeterwar. In fact there wan J would now leave the mad Force a Store Open at all Hours, Sunday Eiceptod.
Inn n-i. Wkn , ......- . ! 1 lemjerjf in a IfllllOrilv fix 1WO: I
tho ounaav uoar from o a tn.. ci 1 1 iv. i. j p. m , in n. in., nrin irom v
make a point m a controversy,!
untempered by considerationh
of absolute fairness, coupled
with a faulty recollection of the
language of its friends who are
to unxortunate as to permit I
office cf the Physician designated, with
out comment irom us.
our Wlioled D'prfment rysi iiii an.1 MerchanU will bt able
the vster i.i- 'et-'r in 8 minority of twoi
. , , It in H.;fe to say that both 1
- Ji ' r , ' r. Force Lk-ction bill and the
the orth Caroliti.i Lattle fchip, cloture rule are dead for the
i n-Tl tt" , r . . ,ew .' bayonets, they ma !es,ul for the I'l'-'y are dea l forever.
dictive, bad mannered, ill tem-1 ti.w i , i . i t I A IUik President n Ball.
T'v 'uu' uul 118 for North Carolina oysters, but United State, Distirct Attomev
powder and bull.
to 10 p. m. Give at y nr ptrii i.i;J g-M
Quality Alviys Jonsidcrci
MIC1IAKLS & COMPANY.
deo-3
The force bill is as dead as a
door call. This statement could
not be made positively when
VemUf.t r Aiki1,-
Fertilizer anal vtw at the Kx
i.w.utuia nas pnnieu iasiienm'nt oumon win m wiik
week, though that view of the! what late this season. The de-
Situation was entertained by the lay is caus.:
city last evening from Fayette I
rille where he has been looking!
alter the aiiairs of tho I'eomVs I
.National oanic ot that city. nr.
K. F. Moore, lato iresident of
tr.e rani, who was arrested on
Monday evening charged with
Flow, "Heal and Milll-M
,dby the neceMitv iher atSiSulWR TTAVAT.T. fiPTlTTRnAW CftlTPATIV
writer. It is now known tliatlof a cliantra bv thr, lA j-klaUtr. over tHW.OfjM of tho bank'
. . . i o- I . , - - . . . . I ' :
there is a clpar tnaiorittf nt ciilfn..n at; trund.4. nrrared vesterdav bo
the rnator fttinnwrl . "Oi ,. ,.i. n-i : ,iiti'-uoiui..-iiininiHsioncr
i .v. s,7 f,.h r' - v v M t 'r e. w. r0u, of smithaeid, who
" ,( . v iisuw iias.wu ar nu lunner wi.nt tn Fav.tt. ilia t,.r lt,n
cloture rule forward ag&?
t and I time will m hut. Four Jnspcc-1 purpose. The Oovernmfmt wai
with that understanding, Demo-1 to w" rapidly tako fa:iiplesof reprew.-nto'I by tho District At-
lorwy, anu jit. Moore by ex-
r ratic nenftU.r a nnnn.in all Icrtihsfcrs m the btat i. and
obstruction whaWr tn iL. aniI wi,' analyw-d at
. . w v. vv t. a-.!-- ft. , I, .. w 4. ffr is L - ....,., II t ,,
Ution. The fight against force The fertilizer analyst will be
and fraud was one of the most I print" and scat at tli'; i-aili.-Bt
masterly in the annals of parlia-1 l'bliiioiiicijt to all nam:s
. A . . A ... .. . n
meniary struggles, ine sup
porters of the measure were
able and persistent, and were
backed by the powers that be to
the fullest extent; but the were
outgeneraled by the Democrats
and were beaten at their own
gome.
on th; fetation bi'JJ tin list. In
order to secure the analyses
with the leant d-Jay, rciut
should behind'; fur tli; atuJyKes
whether your name i oa the
Station liot or not. Th.-se special
names will Ui fupjdied at once,
a sjon as bulk-tin is iVsued.
Make reriiicsts t Or. II, U.
Dattlc, ltuleigh, X. V.
viiuyi. v. mw tkuv, 111 'II, UVM.
JL llone, of Fayctteville, and
:ol. I. V. toiler, til Kalefgh.
The accused waived examina
tion and was bound over in a
justified bond of f 5.000 for his
appearance at the Lnitcd States
Circuit Court, which meets in
Uab-igh next Juno. The de
fendant asked to be sent to Ral
eigh for trial, as one of his at
torneys is there, and It will be
invre convenient for hint thre
than to attend court in Wil-
m iirton.
if AX ALL MILLS
momzoxD - - - viitMwriA.
If ASUFAU'RC AND KKIT SALE
UYRD-ISLAXD- lloV.vr IVt-n
Cfa ltd ,f lfci.nl
FH.ni'y, CL.:A" Family.-led
t:A l iiKtic And
Lull
flAXALL CRENSHAW- & CLAIIK A JBJIAN
For. foki :as miviwut.
(WiUr-jrouttJ, UoJmI) C ri U, V,;i, Browa-stafT. Shtp'Stuff
tl..... . - In .. f .
uun.r. won jiingn.
Inquiries cheerfully an J promptly answered.
Office and Mills. Foot of 12 th 3 troot
1831
EttaMUbed Orav Half Ceatuy I
K2-4r
"Villil Un vif QtifrvrtrffJinvfo
Jeweler,
SilvcrsmitiifArtDealer,!
i t '';'" 'Ti rr, ,M-
MAIN STREBtI
i
Lynchburg, Va,,
WATCHES, DIAMOXDS, JETT
ELItY,SILVi:itWAnE,SPEd
TACI.ES, CXOCItS, BROXZES
EMBKELULS AXD CAXES'
with Gold ond Silver Ilcadj
OPKKA CiI.AS.SES, CiOIX
rEASand PEXCILS, . 1
ADBatSS
EieiytMiiJ WARRANTED as Represented cr Honej MM
IkJfvr to (1 tuX, Dcwaptper or moruuiUlo haum In tb But.. I
RNE WATCH HHQ JRYELRY REPAlRiKG ASD ENEBAVIH
jcl arnoiAjnr.
IJSlLVERTHORll; LynchburgK fe'
ALSO, AT PiOAHOSE, VA.,
VMscro wi hiv ft t!r rc'i ll'n-. and Parry Uro V-c!c of V7ATCHE
DiAV.oxDs, j:;v ki.-:y a x. mlvkiwa::1:, hi fiwep o w
B!ker, mid vr i n mn'-aai i,f il4 AUi'Jbrt'i Urii Um f V7. E. Ctl
e 1 A (V., ?a Ul ';. i, Sj3 t yy irorJjr to ui.liei plice
Ct 1.1
J0H1 W. WHAM.-
WlioIoSGbas&BotailBealerinGrocorie;
and Dry Goods Durham & Oxford.
Ilujing I ilu io rr li-id l u. mi1 huf t;;l.;rj(f ij jantitf n (upp! f
lore. i'i 1 Mr hum rr.ii Ox; ?r.5, l uta 'i-;r. i c a:af ficililte to buy
gwr iK i bii. Tiii I his'c ian" ; 1 j cii(.uuir atuil br ttttt
bccQ. o. th tt'-'s 1 r hx-Zi" I hvj tcuret, lleilJa th
etor ittnf fti-' .. in D irh.-u, e-mrT of Jitry.'.n1!
aa'l lUi!r'w i ' r it. I I'ivj c?i.'i I a br-nch amre,
. .' Itr.-..t'a Wsire'-i''!,.
At cither of r:.y (stores you can
SUGAK,
UANSKD GOODS,
got
SALT,
HEAT.
Flan.
M1IAL,
VOLAKs,
FLOCK.
LAKD,
HAT3, hoot AMiffstor.t.M.imrooon!
l-very kind, i tu n a lx)f(ie tal- a wH be rcrr I- w, Cia m w
HAMS.
JOHN W.
MID
MAilKHAU,
Durban,
ALUS
HaoptiBf
S. R. P E R R Y.
XU3 Xji XO 3l
0YIM XLKCUEXDttE .
FLOUR, .
. Si EAT,
A It,
LAUD,
MJITIU,
I'LAIN AXD KAJfBY (J AX DIES,
BASAM,
ORANQE9, .
Arri
LE VTON'S aa-l el'ICKI A ii one of tl lit ao-lj h j-t Imei of
Hi IOEH in tho cily. Chnp Dry ( I wl -11 gondi at
hol'.'i or retail u hm limne in Dvrtiam. I Don't
fjrgilf'i r.i me b'f..rj buying.
Oct. 29.
SR. - PERRY
TELEPHONE
75.