DURHAM RECORDER.
WEDSEiDAY, February 4, 1891.
Election by the People.
Wanking Ion Port,
It is noticed that the State
legislator, who has better op
portunity for testing the public
pulse than his national contem
porary, is moving to enlarge the
privileges of the elector rather
than condense those he already
enjoys. This fact is given 'prom
inence by the action of the leeis-
laturea m Ohio, Illinois, and
other States in passing joint res
solutions calling on Congress to
submit an amendment to the
Constitution providing for the
election of United States Sen
ators bv the neoDle.
Tfflrl iViia Titan niwvQ in ilia
State of Illinois fast November aJ?sh' Calawba county.
its legislators would not now be
engaged in a deadlock on the
question of choosing a succes
sor to Senator Farwell. It may
be that Gen. Palmer will not
succeed in his efforts to reach
the Senate, but he has made a
splendid campaign and has de
monstrated the popularity of the
reiorm wun tne people. men,
again, the plan of election by
STATE NEWS.
New Berne Journal: Western
North Carolina is now furnish
ing mules and ? horses in this
section. , Mr. K- S. ' Street hes
purchased a lot that is entire'y
North Carolina raised.
Raleigh Chronicle: Capt. Jas.
C. Wiliamson died Januaay 2Cth
at his home near Yancey ville,
Caswell county. He was a
brother to Col. George William
son, so well known throughout
North Carolina. Sheriff
Knight, of Edgecombe county,
brings the news that there was
a tire on Mr. John Nettle's farm
which burned four mules "and
two horses and all his corn and
fodder.
Statesville Landmark: The
hands were working a road in
last
Friday, and cut down a tree
which fell in a contrary direc
tion from that expected and
killed a man named Miller, who
was deaf and "not very bright."
He lived on the land of Capt. J.
S. Bridges, on 'Lyle's creek,
about two miles from Catawba
Station, and was a son of Isaiah
Miller, who was killed with a
hand-spike at a log-rolling in
the people takes the choice of uaVii oyDoipn Stewart twelve
Senator out of the hands of a Pr mwen vear8 ago-
comparative few and reduces Fayetteville Observer: The
the chances for the employment saw-mill about a mile above
of corrupt means, which have Manchester, on the Cape Fear
too otten attended contests oi
this kind in legislative bodies.
Aside from the reasons sug
gested above, there is a great
desire on the part of the Ameri
can people to manage their own
affairs, and they are not dis-
& Yadkin Valley Railway,
owned by Mr. C. W. Huske, but
lattarly operated by Messrs
Williams & Field, was destroy
ed by fire at 11 o'clock on Tues
day night, last. Owing to
the late hour, the fire had made
posed to give any one party, or such headway that the building
ana macninery were uoomeu,
but about 200,000 feet of lumber
on the yard were saved by well
directed effort. The property
was insured, but not sufficient
ly to cover even the loss in
machinery. Two loaded and
two empty cars on a side-track
were somewhat scorched.
any especial set of politicians,
exclusive control of State or
national administrations. For
this reason they feel that their
relations to the ballot cannot
be made too close. They are
decidedly opposed to being cur
tailed in this respect.
, Home liule iu Peril.
Courier-Jour oft!.
Senator Stewart did not go
too far in his speech on the
cloture resolution, when he
said that "If he understood the
Elections bill correctly, its prin
ciple, if carried into effect,
would be more prejudicial to
numan liberty tnan secession
Merit Wins. ,
We desire to say to our citizens
'.hat for years we have been soiling
Dr. King's New Discovery, Dr. King's
New Life -Pill, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that selling
well, or that have eiven such univer
sal satisfaction. V.re do not hesitate
to guarante) them every time, and we
stacd read? to refund the purchase
price, if satisfactory re u Its do not
lollow their use l hese remeaiey
have w on their great popu larity pure
ly on their merits. R. Blackball &
Son, Druggist.
NOTICE.
Application will be made to the
present Legislature to incorporate
Yates' and Berea Baptist churches
for the distance of three miles.
Said churches are located respect
ive! v in.- Durham and Patterson
Townships, Durham county, a.
WM. U. ADKlStS,
jan 28. , V. D. Vickebs, Sb.
LTXCUBURG AND DIMM R, B.
' TIME TABLE No; 1.
TO TAKK
EFFECT
' 18U1.
JANUARY 4,
Mixed.
South Mound.
No. 1
Lv. . m,
Lynchburg, 3.14
Durmid, 3 SO
Brookneal, , 4 43
Olarkton, " 4 5C
Nathalie. 5.07
Lenniuir, " .. 5 15
Crytal Hill,. 5 23
Houston, 5 42
South Boston 5 55
Black Walnut 6 09
Denn'n Juno 6 17
N 21 No.
Lv a.m Lv a iu
7 00
9 4.3
1010
10 53
11 07
11 21
12 00
12 45
108
Ar. 1
Lvi 1 16
6 30
6 4'J
7 54
8 07
813
8 27
8 34
8 63
9 05
9 20
9 45
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby givsn that ap
plication will be made to , the pres
ent General Assembly to incorpor-
rte a Railroad Company,' to build
rnd operate a Railroad from come
Doint in or near the Town of Dur
ham to some point on the Durham
and Northern Railway, betweeu
East Durham and Ellerby Creek.
January 2Cth, lS'Jl. 4t.
Woxlsdale,
Ruxboro,
Helena,
Lvndover,
Balltoii.
WiUar.kvii;e7 42
Faintosb, 7 49
Durham, 816
6 31
641
7 07
7 19
7 35
155
231
3 00
312
3 36
8 50
3 52
4 30
North Bound.
No. 2. No. 22
Ar. pm Ar p.m
Durham, 7 45
Fairntoeb. 8 15
WiUardsville8 27
9 5C
1015
10 32
10 42
10 66
1103
1110
1137
No. 12
Lvll
6 15
7 30
8 00 Lv 6 41
Ballton
Lyndover,
Helena, .
Roxboro,
8 27
8 41
8 27
910
9 26
9.41
Woodsale
Decifton' J.
B'lkWalnut 9 49
So. Boston 10 05
Having qualified as administrator
Tbos J. Leii'h and Lousia Leii'li,
decesed. . I' hereby no
tifv all persons indebted to said
estate in m&ke inuued'.ate settlement
nil all neraiins having claim airaiust Houston.
call estate t preseut them to me, Crystal Hill, 10 35
v2riQj(l. on b -fire Jan. 1st, 18'J2,
or this notice will be plead in bar
S.J. GARRETT,
831
8 41
.9 01
9 23
7 51 Ar
Lv 10 15
1035 8 07
' 8 21 1115
8 30 11 30
8 44 Aril 43
6 47
6 50
725
841
9 48
Best Friend of Their Party.
Tt Saa.
The thanks of every Demo
crat and of every conservative
Republican are due to the Hon.
William M. Stewart, Senator in
Consrress from Nevada, and to
the Hon. Henry M. .Teller and
the Hon. Edward Oliver Wol-
itsc-lf , because secession would J cott, Senators in Congress from
Colorado, for their
spirited opposition
manly
to the
and
gag
rule. There are other ltepuwi
can Senators who are openly or
secretly opposed to the Jcorce
bill: only these three have the
courage and consistency to figh
I at every sten tne scnemes c
which the revolutionists would
still have retained local govern
ments, but with Federal officers
' to superintend local elections in
every State in the Union, there
would be no more home rule for
America, and, that removed,
all was lost"
These sentiments, howet er
stransre thev mav sound com
ing from a Republican Senator, stifle the free voice of the peo
are fully in accord with the I Die's representatives in the Sen
views upon which our institu-1 ate, as a preparation for 6tifling
tions were founded. As we re-1 the voice of the people in the
cede from the iKTiod when the I election of members of the
foundations of our Government I House of Representatives,
were laid, there is a constantly I Against the wheedlingor threat-
growing danger that the people I eninz of the Administration,
may lose sight of the peculiari- the iron discipline of the Re
ties of our form of government, publican party, and the urgent
The precedents made by other entreaties of many of their po-
countnes cannot always be pro- J htical assoc ates, these Kepuo
perly quoted as a guide for our I lican Senators have held out in
own. Our fathers never propos- defence of their convictions.
ed to establish a trovernment in I Thev have foutrht and are fight
imitation of any other then ex- ing with intelligence and reso-
lstuig in the world. V lioever
fails to appreciate this pivotal
fact is quite incapable of under
tandingjur polity. It was the
object if the fathers of the
Constitution to establish a gov
ernment sui generis a form of
civil polity for which no model
had ever existed.
Notice.
I'vtuMXOoCMt.j Bcfura X. A .Anaiu,
JOIIS T. tiTAVLEr )
vs. y
Mabtha Clemmoxh. ) -
The abovo named defendant is
hcrebr notified that an action has
been commence ! before 1L A. An-
eicr. 4. r. lor said con my ana suie
by tue above namea piainuu against
the above named defendant tor the
purpose, of obtaining judgment fori
$150, purchase monev of a tract ot
land nar the town of Durham. ft.C
45i20O f-et, due by three Botes,
daUd April 4th 1888, and she is here
by required to appear ana answer, or
demur to the complaint on t eorusrj
l'Jlh 1801 before M. A. Angier, J, K.
hi the Treasurer's offiie in aid coun
ty and Stute at 3 o'oluck P. M.
M. A. ANGIER, J. P.
TLu Jan. 7,-1891. 6u
Lenninz, 10 42
Nathalie J. 10 VZ
Clarcton, 11 03
Brookueal, 11 16
Iwuhemont 8 J8
Lipscomb 12 24
Lone Jack, 12 20
UuUburg,
VTinfall,
Glaxlys, J.
tiickson .
Nsrona, -
Durmid, .
Lychburg,
Lv 12 25
1016 8 52
915
922
9 31
9 43
9 51
8 55
Ar
1242
105
1 1C
140
2 0."
2 40
7 0'
1100
10 43
10 35
10 25
500
441
42!t
Af 3 57
NOTICE.
Having (liialified as Executor of
12 07
11 55
1145
3 45
11 30 1010 3 10
1230
12 43 11 15 5 25
fcS" "Stops" on Sienal only. T"
Telegraph Station. "VY" wai
ter Station.
XdiT No- "2 will take siding ioi
No. 11.
No.l conn.-c'.tat DirmiJ with No.
9 on Richmond It Danyille V a ,
Midland Division
No. 2 connwts at Durmitn with
No. 10 on Kichmond & Danville
Va-, MiJland Division.
No. 1 will wait one hour at Dur
mid lor No. 9 Richm md A Danville
Vs. Midland Divi'ion.
No. 11 connect at Durmid with
ROBERT SLA
mrcn
temaiseaalEeill
LAW iBUILDING"
K003I NUMBER 2.
Lynchburg. Va-
An Investment
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castor! That Will Double In Six Months,
Paying Dividends April and October.
STOCK OF THE
JJAM1BLE.
Hardware for Builders
Hardvare for Farme rs
Hardware for Jctories
Hardware for Everybody
Paint Lead ai Oi
CROCKERYAND GLASSWARE CHU MESTIJEIT & 1M9F1
' borne ox the hest and oneapbtt
000K STOVES
on this or any other market.
JUST Don't fail to see them before
buying elsewhere.
a-lug .
JJT
Capital Stoek, 84,600,000. Shares, 81 Oeach, full paid
SHELBURN'S
and Subject to 'no Assessments.
GEX. BENJ. F. BUTLEIt, of Massachuwtts, TreaiJenL
HON. JAMES W. II Y ATI, Late Treas.of U. S., Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
1 am prepared to do JOlir Gen. Bcnj. P. Butler, Massachusetts.
iiuh.iaiiiii ii. ivugu. ui Allium,
work ia fine etylc.
Pictures Enlarg-
edor Retaken,
lion. A. U. Wvman, Ex-Treat, of U.S.
of Neb
Hon. Jas. W. Hyatt, or Conn.
E. L OarfielJ, Sac'y Thompson
Houston Electrio Co, Boston
Mass. .
C. W. Ferkint, Cash. Mass. Natl
Mass.
Geo. G. Schoolfleld, Pres. N. Y.
Contract Co., of New York.
iThoa, a Smith, Pre. 17th Ward Bank
Brookly.N.T.
I. M. Sanford, rrea. Bank of New Castle, of Keatacky,
ADVISORY BOARD.
made to
iij fur
Taken
Order,
by
i Hon. John B. Gordon, Governor of
Ua.
Hon. RobL L. Taylor. Governor of
Tenn
j Hon. J. B. Foraker, Ex-Gov. OLlo.
lion. Rich. U. Bright. Ex U. 8.
Printer, of Waahinarton.
Hon. E. F. Mann, SupU Goneord
A Montreal U. li.. N
Hampshiie
E. B. True, Cash. U. S. Traaiury,
-Washinftton.
Henry Feocbtanger, Member N.T.
fttock Exchange, New York.
P. K. Boots, Cashier First National
Bank, Little Rock. Ark.
F. Y. Kobertaoo, President First Natl
Bask, Kearney Neb.
Hajwood Andrews, deceased, I here- No. 47, Bichinond & Danvil'-Va,
by notifj a'.l persons having claims Midland DivUion.
asainst deceased to produce the P.J.Otst, W.N.MrrcnELL
Wil. SUED URN'
tame and exhibit them before me
on or before January 30th, lVJ'i.
This the 21th January 18WI
JOHSL. ilARKHiK,
6w , Executor.
President,
Supt Tra-sn
oct.15.
DUailAU, N.C.
GUHS.
sraiiiEnsi ia. Motets, m mm ana
Going as Frelt;1ir.
Those were bustlinsr days on
the Western rivers, fifty yean
ago, when emigrants from the
East flocked to the prairies of
tne m. borne or. the emi
grants, Leinz poor, paid in part
wood tne boat;- that is, by k t k 'ftom the rw.k wilh
vij.U , - j. mavbe an,l it i ,lonf
lution the eood fieht for free
domof debate and freedom of
elections; and whether they
beat or are beaten, they have
deserved well of their country
and their party.
Mines a Traps tor Innocent
Men.
JohaMa TrtfciM. '
Wilkefibarre, Nanticoke Dun
bar and Mammoth! Names to
conju"e Satan with. The devil's
own pits. Traps for innocent
men set by careless .overseers.
Livinz tombs or charnel houses
filled with horrors such as the
world above never dreams of. A
S. O. FISHER,
Gnn Maker and Dealer in Guns,
Bines. Cutlery, Ammunition
and all Sporting Goods,
1030 Haia Street,
LYNCHBURG, VA,
Ol-'l'ICEi OTP
Colt's and Parke Breech Loading, j
Hammerles Double Guns; Kerning
ton lireeca Loading Uuna. liest on
mi,ll r.ir th nnr AIM1 rail
- : i . .... . . . , , . , . . , i
line of Enclish Donble-lisirel Just added new type ana s large ana wen selected siock oi pnnier s sia-
Kr.rt, Ti.iin finnt All stvlnj I tionerv. and can rurniitt on snort notice.
Sinirte 15arrl Breech Loadina Guns. P03TERS, CIRCLLAK
- .... I w n itin nni ti ttt t ti t rwi
beol fir Price Jul. I LiJf i i tu nru iiuv uai7,
4 f lit atf ki nd of printing, plain or f.tncy, from a visiting card to!
at the wood landings, and throw
ins it on the boat. A writer in
the Century tel Is of an impecuni
ous Irishman who did not wish
to pay full fare nor to carry
wood. "
He boards! a Western steam
er, at a landing, and aikcd the
fare to bt. Louis, lieing told,
he tln-n aked:
What do you charge for 150
pounds of fre;Rht?"
Upon learn in jr the price, a
small amount, be said. "I'll go
as freight."
"All right," replied the cap
tain; "put him down in the hold,
and lay some flour barrels on
him so that he won't roll about
if we have heavy weather"
A tucelul Enterprise.
The Long Island Cotton Mills
on the Catawba, which are
owned almost entirely in tjtates
ville, are running their new
machinery, lately put in, with
the best satisfaction. Next
week the mills will bcinn run
ning all night as well as all day,
with KUf iterative. The build, f '7
4 "5. ic-wuh
li. liHvur; uaa a capa
city of W bales of cotton jr
week, and has orders ahead for
its product for the next six
months.
A hundred men lie dead or dy
ing; some torn limb from limb
and others who escaped the
blast hugging the ground for the
breath of air which fchalt come
to them no more. On the sur
face, wives, mothers and sweet
hearts crying in anjruieh of soul
for their lost ones and the
crowds buying papers for the
latest news. That is all. The
story of to-day will bo the story
of to-morrow.
A Dry ItaUroad Line.
CawMM S.wfc
One by one the counties and
towns along the Carolina Cen
tral railroad, between Charlotte
and ilminton have gone dry,
until now notning cscept
temperance drink: can be se
cured along the whole length of
the line, a distance of nearly
iW miles. ne conductors u
to have tough times wi.
"loaded" characters, but now
all that is chaDjffd, and it is
rarity to see a disorderly char
acteron me train, occasion
border ranzer - with
breeches in his boo. gets o
a supply secured fro
some town off the railroad but
he instinctly feels himself
eood company and behaves him
self. Times are really chaug
D.
Y WHITAKER,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER.
Office on Main Street, Duke Building.
13 FINELY EQUIPPED FOB ALL KIND3 OF WORK."
ru
large quarter sheet posters.
. i i t
n von want printing aone iieutiv, cneapir arm nun kiy, try
V.
AJ.lress them
to
Wh
W. WiIirAXElt.
Mail onlers promptly attended to,
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jan 23.
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Advertisement?
The Property of the Company Conttte of
Fust. 8.000 City Lota, er 2.022 acrss of laoJ in the citv of T
poosa, llaralson County, Oeorrria,tbsri'lus remaiaing nosolj of alls,
acres, on toe ecotrs of wbioh lis city was originally built.
bacon. 2,458 seres of valoabla Biaeral land, adjaesotto thseltfef
Tallapoosa, all located ithia radios of six miles from the esatrs ef tie
city.
TsikD. Tbs laed Capital Stock of tbs Georgia. Tennessee k JJIInoU
Cailroad Compaor. chartered for tbe purp tso of building a railroad fro a
lallapoosa, Ga. to Steveoaoo, Ala., 129 mile, tod a contract for boildiaf
the road tbat will net ibe comnaov nearlf 2.000.000 &f iK sanfift.1 mty
of railroad, paving 7 per cent dividend.
roiTBTK, I be isllapooea Furnace, ou tU line of tbs Georgie.FacilU
Bailroed, ia tbe citf of Tallapoosa, Oa. the tii.l furnace being of M toss
capacity, manufacturing tbe highest grade of cold and hot blast eharooal
csr-wbeel iron. m
Firm. The Fiedmoot Clws Works, situaltd on tbe line of tbe Oeorr !
Pacitio lUilroad, in tbs city of Tallapoosa, Ua.,said p'aat being 12 pot furw
nacecapscity, aD(lmanotcturiri(jniutKlM flatksand preecription-vare.
Tbsre ia slradr locs'ed on the property or the Company, a tbs city of
Tallapoosa. 2.803 Inh.biUnts, 2.0W of eboia are northern people, whs
bave selUed in Tsllapoosa within the last three vears. 632 hnnJL U
nratiuiing industrlee, and 40 business houx, schools, churches water
works, elecUlc lights, ete. '
10,000 SHARES TREASUJIY STOCK
Are now offered to the public, the proceeds to be devoted to locating auae
offtCturiog establishments and developing the Company's city property st
SPECIAL rRICU OF 13.33 1.3 PER SHARE.
This stock ia full paid and lubiect to aimnu n .in .... j.....
ends April and October, and lb price will be advanced to $$ 00 oershaji
whsn the 60,000 shares are sold. PDr,
Orders for stock will be filled m reeelwl, Is any amount from one share
speard, aa It is desired to bave as manv email hJ.W. in .ti u.i
etwnlrr as po"lll, who will, bt their interest in tbe Company. ioflaenM
miratwin to Tallapooss, and advance the lowest of the Companr.
LAA9, au sill nrdefl fnei tW A - -t. - t
A r$ pftjftb't i to ' 1 HU cot;i. or monty toa f iprH or
W. HYATT, Treasurer,
Ga.-Ala. Investment and Development Co
u B niTEw JRTEDsrAffa) w,
Clobe BulldlnR, 344 Washington Street. Boston as...
I T 80 m illunrated rrospcotu. Z( I.ll.po. "'but
Companr, and FUt of city, wilt.' 1'riee-li.l ot building lo aa 7
ingxortne oetier.
plication.
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