It is said that Blocks-of-Five
Dudley is willing to bet that
the Democrats, do not carry In
diana by 20,000 majority. As
thi ia Mr. Harrison's State, the
Democrats will not act piggish
about it, but will be satisfied
with 15,000;
Theke was snow in th State
of New York yesterday around
Rochester and Watertown.
DURHAM RECORDER.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 12, 1892.
mi
C. A. Thompson, Ind., writes:
"My sister Jennie, when she was a
young girl, suffered rrom white
swelling, which greatly impaired
her general health ana made her
blood very impure. In the spring
Bhe was not able to do anything and
could fcarcely get about. More
than a year ago she took three
bottles of Botanic Blood Balm, and
now she is perfectly cured.'
JI. D. Lane, Devereaux, Ga.,
writes: "One summer, several
years ago. while railroading in Mis
sissippi. 1 became naaiy anectea
with malarial blood poison that ini
paired my health for more than
two veare. Several offensive ulcers
appeared on my legs, and nothing
seemed to eive permanent relief
until I took six bottles of 3. B. B
which cured me ent'relT."
G. W. Chandler. Red Fork. Ark
writes: "I was so weak that it
was only with great effort that I
could b an thiuz. I uel several
bottles of Botanic Blood Balm, and
can now do a good day's work.
Walter Bridges, Atnens, Tenn.,
writes: "r or six years 1 had been af
Aided with ranmag sores and ai en
lacemeht of the bone in my leg.
oried everything I heard of with
tut any permanent benefit until
Botanic Blood Halm was recom
mended to me. After using six
bottles the sores healed, and! am
now in bcteer health than I have
ever been. I send tbis testimonial
unsolicited, because I want others
jo be benefited."
English Spavin Liniment re
mores all Hard, Soft or Cal
loused Lumps and Blemishes
from horses, Blood Spavin
Curbs, Sprints, Sweeney,
Sprains, Stifles, King-Bone, all
Swoolen Throats, Coughs, etc.
Save $50 by use of one bottle.
Warranted the most wonderful
Blemish Cure ever known. Sold
by N. M. Johnson & Co., Drug
gist, Durham, X. C.
AH OLD VETERAN.
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Druggist, Durham, N. C.
Milloh'a CoiiHumption Cure.
This is beyond question the
most successful Cough Med
icine we have ever sold, a few
doses invariably cure the worst
canes of Cough, Croup and
Bronchitis, while its wonderful
success in the cure of Consump
tion is without a parallel In the
hiiitory ut medicine. Since its
first discovery it has been sold
on a guarantee, a test which no
other medicine can stand. If
you have a cough we earnestly
ank you to try it. Tries 10c.,
6jc. and ft. Porous Pfaeter.
Bold by K. Blackball & gov.
From the lurbam Fun,
The Charlotte News says, Mr.
Julian S. Carr left New York for Bos
ton last Wednesday afternoon, for
the purpose of buying an outfit J)i
cotton milling machinery for a J new
mill at Purl am. The machinery he
expects to purchase will.cost $75,000.
AN EXPOSURE OF THE GAME. ,
Dalby'a Gamo "'Showed" Vp by W, T.
Adams at Wllktns,
The Oxford Day of Thursday says:
W. T. Adams, who isone of the most
prominent farmers of Granvillo
county and a member of the last leg
islature and until recently a leading
man in the Third party, made a
peeca to a good size crowd at Wil-
kins Saturday night.
Mr. Adrnns stated that while he
w;;s still for the reforms demanded
by the Omaha platform, he had found
out there was no chanco to obtain
them through the Third party. He
said that Dr. A. J. Dalby told him
that all he (Duiby) was after was to
get two hundred mea in this couuty,
who have heretofore afllidtud with
the Democratic party, to vote the
Third party ticket at the approach j
ing election, and with that number
he would defeat the Democrats and
elect the Republicans!
Immediately after learning that
this was their scheme, Mr. Adams
withdrew from the Third party. He
said he knew what Republicanism
was that instead of promising to
help the people out of their troubles
the radicals had in view measures to
pile on heavier burdens. He believes
in white supremacy and honest gov
ernment, and he told his friends that
their only hope of relief for the far
mers from the legislative ill under
which they suffer is through the Dem
ocratic party.
Mr. Adams' speech created a sen
sation and was repeateuly ana
heartily cheered.
THE CEDAR FORK BE-UNI0K.
GOO People I'rtM-nt ud 108 Old
Veteran.
Yesterday was a mcmorablo day
at Cedar Fork. It was t he Just re
union of North CnrtlinaGrays, Com
pany I, Ctb X. C. Regiment. Sixty-
seven of this company, that numbered
120 men thirty years ago, are bow
living and thirty one were present at
this re union.
With these old war-scarred veterans
there assembled yesterday at Csdar
Fork some five hundred people to
participate in a re-union and the re
turn of the colors from Col. T. Y
Biggins, 2Sth Ohio Regiment.
One hundred and eight Confederate
veterans, headed by the Durham
band, formed upon the old drill ground
and marched to the stand that bad
been erected on one portion of the
grtuncLj. In the procession they
bore the stars and stripes.
The exercises opened with prayer
by Rev. C. D. Ilolraan. Mrs. F. L.
Lowe, on behalf of Col. Higguis, re
presented the colors of the company
to the living survivors of that com
pany. She is the only living sur
vivor of the la'lies who were instru
mental in having the flag made Her
address was very touching, and
spoke of the struggles tl-y endured,
while the toys were on ti nted Holds.
She spoke ia a very patriotic manner
of the return of the nag Iy Col. Hig
gins.
Lt. D. C. Ounter, for the company,
received it in a very neat speech re
counting the trials of the company
and the territory over which the flag
went.
Maj. It. W. York delivered the his
torical address. He ppoke for some
thing like an hour and a quarter. It
was full of reminiscence of the
career of thecompany, and he gather
ed up many interesting facts connect
ed with that memorable time.
Sergeant C. L. Williams, called the
roll for the lat time. Out of 120,
thirty-one answered "here."
HT thn was an lntermtwMon and
dinner. A table was upeciafly pre
pared for the veterns and the others
ate in pic-nic faxhion.
In the afternoon Maj. It. W. York
tendered the colors to the State, and
the flax was received by Col. Eugene
littrrell. The "UonquiTed Banner
was read by Lt. M. li. Btrbee, after
which short addresses were made by
J. C. Birdgsnd Cnpt, J. 8. Lock-
hart.
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joqir swuoqsH "atfOWONYH
jo) psuiitp $1 inj u oa miM
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JASVa 3(IVhl
RUna cniHD
"One hour in , Church" was
the unique sentence imposed by
a Pennsylvania mayor upon two
men charged with drunkenness.
It is said to have made a com
plete cure in both cases. We
doff our hat to the new Solomon.
The Goldsboro Headlight
says the charge that Maryann
Butler received a check for
$300 from the National Repub-
ican executive committee can
.
be amply sustainea oy most
excellent authority. That pi
per also says that while he was
at Concord he received another
check for the same amount,
and Col. Tipton, of Shelby,
dares him to deny it. If Butler
is not worldng in the interest of
the Republicans, what is he do
ing?
. ii.ii urn
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m n A Tun 1 . X0tA t
tumcriheterK Xutt' H1U which Q
Iuito bxn mt V"P tor thirty jcara.
OThflr lw an anear-aoaime; mb.
Aond tl cia for tha uaa of children
ajxl prraou with weak atomaeiu. JToc
O Sick Headache
Otltrr era iDTalnabl as tboy caaaa th
ftHHl t-jaKlruilaUH aooriiJi tha bodyCp
i RaHAi,fllriM.!iwitiiMtMna
Ooreriuinc HotbalxMorTaU'aPUlaA
ere abll brail dmircMa. Doaaainall.0
Frioe, SSc. OOlec, 3 Park Plaoa, K. X.
OOOOOOOOOO
Itch on human and horses
and allanimals cured in 30 min
utes by WooJford's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails. Hold
by N. H. Johnson Sc Co., iJrug
gut, Durham, K. V. ap 8 tf
Then Babr wu lok. we g ker Castorla.
When ihe ii n CiiiU, the 01 led for CasWrl.
When the bcoanx- he Clung to Canto-Ik.
Wben she l:'l f "i.lMrn. e se them Critori
ONE WORD.
1 come to you with a small affair
that yon may need. In Englang,
the Continent and many foreign
countries, myself and wares are well
known. Many Americnu f.uuilios
on their return from abroad bring
my articles with them, for they
know them pretty well, but you
may not bo one of these.
Confidence bet ween man and man
is slow of growth, and when found,
its runty makes it valuable. I ask
your confidence and make h refer
ence to this Journal to indmse that
coiifiilescp. I do not think it will
be misplaced.
1 ... L . it., l. ll .
l wane tue ' ebuuiuj ui u l ine
... A .
an absolute one lor biliousness
andheadach that can be found in
this vear. The cure is o small in
itself, and yet its comfort to you is
ho creat- 20 minutes ui its hunt
whi-n r!ief coires ilmt it has be
come the marvel of its time. 0n
and a half grains of medicine, coat
ed with 8ui;ar, is my remedy, in 'he
shape oi one miiuII pili, known to
commerce s DR. IIAYDOCK'S
NEW LIVER PILL. It is old in
the markets of Europe, but u new
to North America. The price is as
low as an honest medicine can be
sold at 25 cents, fend a postal
card far a sample vial, to try them,
before you purchase.
Drt. HAY DUCK
03 Fulton St., .
nmr-2-1-y.
Gkeen B. Racsi will take the
stump in Illinois. That may ac
count for his having been re
tained in office after that House
emmittee's report.
The man who said that brain
was greater than muscle in this
age has not kept pace with
pugilist Corbett's triumphant
tour across tie country.
Grand, Square and Upright
RICHMOND & DANVILLE 11. II.
CONDENSED SCHEDfLF..
(In effect July 2 Hh, 1892)
South bound Daily.
No. 9. Noll
Lv Richmond, 3 00 piu 3 20 am
Ar Buikr-ville, 5 01$ jni
Lf Kejsrillc, S 42 pin
Ar Danville, o 01 pm
Ar -'rp( nbboro, 10 10 pm
Lv Goldisboro, - 4 00 m
Ar ftaleih, 0 00 pm
Lv Rileigh, 6J5pm
Lv I'nriiuui, 7 22 jm
Ar Greensboro, 10 00 pin
Lv winstongaleni 8 25 pm
Lv Greensboro, 10 20 pra
Ar Salisbury, 12 12 am
Ar Statesville, 35 am
Ar Asheville, 7 &0 am
Ar Hot Springs 10 30am
La Salisbury, 12 22 am
Arlharlotte, 2C0sui
Ar Spartanburg, 6 CO am
Ar Greenville, ft 10 am
Ar Atlanta, ll!25rmi
Lv Charlotte, 2 10 am
Ar Columbia, 6 07 am
Ar Augusta, 0 37 am
A WuiuMi'a jiMccry
"AEothc wonderful discovery tins
! e'b i.iii !ul that by a Uny iuti.iK
county. D mi4 fileoe 1 its clutch
s opu her an I for seven years ihe
witli'tio.1 iu Mfcrest tens, but L'r
fltil oraoi were ondcrmintd and
det'i aoaoied eminent. For three
months lie coughed ineMintly and
!uld nut le'-p. Hbe Wjiht of o
bottle it Vr Kicgi e Dicover
(or Connumption and was so tracti
relieved on L,kin? fint m thst she
il pt til blgbt Hbi with nne bottle i
has been nurscolouiiy currd Hrr
name is Mrs. Lutuer IiU." Tbos
write VV. C. Uamrick A Co.,of Hhel
by N. C-Get a fres trial bottle at
li ukci'ls & Kous,
Piano-Fortps.
Fifty Year before the public. Upon
their eicellence alone have attsinf d
so nnnurchsaeJ Fre-emier.ee whirl,
established them as ODau!led in
toxi Torcn, woukmnx-
Al Uf UAU1LITV.
i. , ia
'j -,-! tr"t -11
jil s--- v.
WAREEOOMS:
112Fifth Atenue. New York, 21
and 21 E.Blnraore FU BaItL81
,' Waahington, D. 0
18 H
80UTH BOUND R. R . THE
S155BII1 ROUTE:
CONFESSED THROl'GH BHEDCLr..
Lv. Danville, 8.30 am
Lr. Kaleigb, 3 (IS a m
Lv. Dm ham, 5 07am
Lv. (taeensboro, 10 20 a m
Lv. Cliarolotte, 1 50 p in
SOUTH BOUXD.
Lv. Chester. 8. C. 3 2) p u
Lv. t!nlumbnt,M 5.15 p pi,
A r. I Jen mark," 7.21 pin
Ar. Fairfas. ' ' 82p.m
Ar. favannah, Oa, 10.43 pm
Ar. Waycros. " 9. 45 a:u
Ar. l5rouiwick, M 110pm
A r. Albany, 4.20 p. m
Ar. Callahan, Fia , 1 1 23 am
Ar. Fernandina," 3.00 p m
Ar. Valdo, " 1.4p.m
Ar. GainesviUe, " 2.31 p m
Ar. Ocala, " 3 lip in
Ar. Tampa, 820pm
ArJackaoovine" 1200
Ar. St Augus new 2 20 p m
Ar. Sanford, " 4 40 p m
Ar. Tampa, 850pm
Trains noKh of Columbia run by
bastero or 75th meridian time,
Trains south of Colombia ran by
ventral of vOth meridian time
For information apply to:
, J. F. lUnhiTT, Jr.
Geni Pass. Agt.
Savannah, Oa.
T, II. SLAtiE,
Trar. Pass. Agt.
Columbia, S. C.
XOP.TH BOrsUDalLT.
5 00 am
5 44 siu
S 0U am
1011
7 45 pm
11 30 pm
7U0m
753 am
10 am
8 50 am
1020
1200
1 09 pm
5 f8 am
758 pm
12 0SV
1 30 pro
4 18i.m
5 24 pm
10 SO
1 50 pm
G 00 pu:
9 25 pm
12
am
am
No. 10. Ko,
Lv August, 7 00 pm 8 15 pm
Lv Columbia, 10 all pm l i h pm
Ar Charlotte, 3 10 am 4 30 am
Lv AtUnta, 8 50 pm 8 0a p:
Ar Charlotte. 6 to am H 00 pm
Lv Charlotte, 7 00 am 6 30 pm
Ar'alifbury. 8 27 am 8 10 imi
Lv Hot Springs, 1 25 pm 1 2 39 pm
Lv A-lierille. 9 00 am 2 30 pm
Lv SUtearille, 2 50 am 7 01 J
Ar Salisbury, 4Uiam i bi ia
Lv Salisbury, 8 37 am S 25 pm
ArGreenb-ro,10 20am 10 20 am
A winatonHalem 11 40 am 1210 am
Lv Greenbboro, 10. Ut am 11 05 am
Ar Durham, 12 24 pm- 102
ArKHh-itfh, 123 pm 2 00
Lv ItaleiKb, lzspm 4d tin
Ar GoM.b.,ro, 305 pm 1230m
Lt G reencboro, 1 0 30 a ru 10 40 pm
Ar Dannlle, 12 10 pm 12 45 am
Ar Keyv:i!e. 2 50 pm 3 3.1 am
Ar liu.keviile, 3 3lpm 4 IU am
Ar Richmond, 5 30 p:n 6 20 am
'Daily, tl'aily eieept Sunday.
hetwkes west potxt a r:cuvosii.
Leave Went I'oint 7 50 am daily,
and 8 50 am daily except Sunday
nd Monday; arrive Richmond 9 10
and 10 40 am.' Returning leave
Richmond 3 10 and 4 40 pm daily
except Sunday; arrive at Wert
Point 5 00 and 6 pm.
BETWKEX RICHMOND AXD RAL
EIGH VIA KEY8VILLE.
Leave Richmond 3 00 f m daily;
leave Keysville 0 00 pm; arrive Ox
ford 8 03 pm: llcndemon 9 05 pm..
Durham M 35 pm, Raleigh 10 41
pm. Iteturuiu leave Raleigh 9 15
am, daily. Durham 10 25 am, Hen
derson 1005 am, Oxford 11 45 am;
araive Ke iville 2 00 pm, Rich
mond, 5 30 pm. Through coach
between Richmond and Raleigh.
Mixed train leaves Keysville
daily except Sunday 9 10 am: ar
rives Durham 6 20 pm; leave Dur
ban! 715 smdai'y except Sunday;
arrives Oxford 9 10 am, Leaves
Durham 7 50 1 m daily except Snn
day; arrives Keyiville 2 10 am;
Leaves Oifr rd 3 00 am except Sun
day; arrives Durham 5 (K) am
Add.ti nal trains leave Oxford
daily except Sunday 11 50 am ar-
nve Uendenon 1245 pm, upturn
ing leave Henderson G 30 and 9 40
8m, daily except Sunday; arrivi
xford 7 35andl0 45mii.
No. 9 leaving Goldftboro 1215
pm and Rileigh 6 40 pm daily,
maker connection at Durham with
No. 40, leaving at 7 50, ext ent Sun
dav. for Oxfoid and Keynville.
Nos. tsnd 12 conneit at Uirh
mond from and to Weft Point and
UaltiDiore daily except Sunday,
W. A. TURK.
A't Gon-'lt'anAftt Charlotte, ir.c
J A3. I TA.xLv)i( O. V. A
rVHatlDlkiWestEroHll.
Schedule In Effect July
i tit, i avu.
DURHAM DIVISION.
LKAYES DUKHAM,. N. 0.
00 a. m. Diiily for Lvnchburg
and Way Stations. 6:30 a. m.
Arrive liyncliburg l.uo pm. Ana
wav Stations 3.30 t)m.-2.55 pm daily
for Lvnchhurg and Way Stations.
rams arrive at Durham Uitilv 0.45
Arrive at Lyucblurg 805 pm. All
trains, Durham Division, arrive at
and depart from 12th Street Sta
tion, Lynchburg, Va.
Win8tou-alem Division. Leave
Winston S-lem 7.15 am., daily
Arrive Roanoke 12.15 am. '
MAIN LINE- EST BOUND,
LEAVE LYNCHBCEO DAILY.
5.20 am. for Roanoke, Radford,
uLski. Bristol. Parlor Car to
Roanoke. Pullman Sleeper Roanoke
to Memphis via Knoiville and
Chattanoosa.
7:25 a ra.. foruoanoke, Kadford,
'uliu-ki, Bristol; also for Blue field,
Pocuhontaf, Elkhorn and stations
linch Valley Division; also for
ouisville and stations L. & N. R,
It. via Norton. Also for all sta
tions iVtiuston-aalem Uivision
via Roanoke. Pullman Sleeper
Lyuchbure to Louisville via Is or ton.
2:35 p. m.. Daily, lor Itounoke,
snd intermediate stations, lias no
connections beyond Roanoke.
EASTBOUND LEAVE LTXCHBCRG
DAILY
9:55 a m, for Richmord and
etersburg and Norfolk. Arrives
etersourg at 1:25 p. m, connect
ig with Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad, arriving in Rich
mond at 1 :15. Arrive at Aoriollt
6.00 pm.
11:35 a m. ArnvePetershurg 4:15
a m, connecting with R. & P. R- R.
daily: arrive Richmond 7:47 a ni,;
arrive j.t riou :w a ra. i ruumau
falace Sleeper to Norfolk.
Also rullman l'ulace bleeper be
tween Lvnchburg and Richmand.
1 his car will be read v at Lynch
burg at 8:00 p m. for reception of
passengers.
2:05 p m. tor Kicnmond, iVters-
burg Norfolk; arrive h'ichmond 7:50
p m. Norfolk 9:20 p m.
Fullman farlor liutlet Uar to
Norfolk.
WINSTON-SALEM DIVISION.
8:'K) a tn.. Daily except Sunday,
f.r Roanoke and Way Stations.
4:00 p m.. Daily except Sunday for
iamn-iville only.
"Wa-biujzton and Chattanooga
Limited." a train of Pullman coach-
fs and sleeping cars runs daily via
Shenandoah Valley route, stopping
only at Luray, Shenandoah, Basic,
Ueanoke and Kuiiford. Leave Koa
Hiioke. rxiith ISound 8,00 am
rth Bound 12.40 nurht.
ALLEN HUH,
Travelling Pass. Act. Koanoke, Va.
W. B. BKVILL,0. P.4T. Agt.
Roanoke, Va.
!). SILVERTIIORN,
J E W E L E R.
912 KAIN STREET, ,
11 NCERM MIMdn, VA.,
CATALOGUE AND P.'RICE LIST.
mar 23-ly.
sy-; jif u. fl.
II h CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
W NI3K- REDFORD
ft
MULE MILLINERS,
Mann fntiirora nt Finn Harness. Saddles. Bridles. Collars. II al
ters. and everything necessary for the outfit of a mule or horae
Turi goods a specialty. Aiuunnooi jiu.ujLi.a, awoc uu
Sheets. ' ; -
KITCUELL'S CELEBRATED LIN 151 EN 1.
full on,t vaII nsanrtAil Rtock ftl wavs on hand of SADDLERY
HARDWARE GENUINE ARMY OFFICERS OLD McCLEL
AN SADDLES and POCKETS, feb-17.
S. H, HAWES & G0.
DEALERS IN
TIj)iiiim.&9
Plaster,
may-4-ly
RICHMOND, VA.
TLATIC
and DANVILLE
RAILWAY.
Alfred P. 1 bom, Receiver.
Schedule Tn Effect December 7, '91.
Trains leave Danville,
EASTWARD.
No. 2.
Stations. Daily
Lv Danville 8 80 am
Milton, 9 02 am
Cunningham, 930 am
Den is top Juu'n 9 &5am
Buffalo J unc'n 11 am
Clurksville, 1112 am
Jetfrens, 1125 am
Bojdton, 1143 am
Ar Lawiencevill 1 16 pm
No. 6
245 pm
2 45 pm
853 pm
4 21pm
fi 20 pm
5 30 pm
5 43 pm
607 pm
730 pm
No. 4
C 15 am
709 am
8 15 am
8 57 urn
9 .45 am
Lv f awreoceyill 1 10 pm
Beltield, ,2 05 pm
Franklin 3 27 pm
Suffolk 4 10 pm
Ar Portsmouth 5 M pin
CONNECTIONS.
AtDenninton with Lynchburg &
Durham Railway for South Boston,
Durham ic.
At JfHress with Richmond and
Danville for Cha City, Oxford,
llendenon. Durham, Kaieigh. 4c
At Portsmouth with the N. Y.,
P and N. Railway, (Cape Charles
l.'oute,) and Bay Line Steamers for
Oil Point Comfort, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, Byton
and all omU North. With Nor
folk and Virginia Beach Bailroad
to the Prinreiit Anne and Ocean
Shore Park Hotels.
WEsritocxo.
No. 1. No 3.
Stations. Daily. Daily.
Lv. PorUmoutb 10 00 m 3 15 pm
Suffolk 10 49 am 4 10 pm
Franklin 11 32 am COS pm
lVlii.-IJ, 12 52 pm 6 20 pm
Ar Lawrence v ill 13 piu 7 15 tun
No. o.
Lv Lawrencevill 6 30 am
Bovdton, 1 43 pm 8 05 am
Jeffrey, 3 SO pm fcJ'Ml am
Clarksvilln 4 03 pm 6 42 am
Builalo Jane. 4 17 pm 8 o-l am
Dennis'n Jun. 5 32 pm 955 am
Cunningha , t 60 put 1019 am
Alilton. 611pm 10 47 am
ArDanvilli 6 45 pm 1120am
O. M. UVaWK, Manager.
GOODWIN LEE, Soliciting Agt.
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THE PSiGE mil BARGAINS
A WATCH.
A CLOCK.
A LACE PIN
' A COLLAR BUTTON.
A RING. -APb.
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A PAIR EAR RINGS.
A KV.T flV KPOONS.
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