THE DURHAM RECORDER.
E. C. HACKNEY,
PROPRIETOR.
WEDNESDAY, Jane 5, 1895.
Governor Evans, of South Caro
lira, according to the dispatches
Irom Columbia, is clearly guilty
of an ac,t of rebbellion against the
United States in ordering his dis
pensary police to seize all liquor
they can find which does not bear
the brand of the State stores. This
is a defiance of the injunction re
oentlv issued by Federal Judge
Simonton, who decided that it was
a violation of the uiter-btate com
merce law to confiscate the liquid
refreshments imported from m-
other State by South Carolina
pentlemenlfor the uss of tlfcm-
selves and their friends.
The erand jury of Danville,
Illinois, where the late lynching
of two white bri'Les occur.ed ly
the mob, had adjourned without
indicting a single one of the party
enca-.edin it, thouqh nearly all
01 them were well known. The
iurv also refused to endorse the
efforts of the judge, sheriff and
mayor of the town to preserve or
der there. e aop ourJNonn
ern contemporaries will not fail to
give due publicUy to this proceed
ing of lawless lynching, and to
state distinctly that it occurred in
Danville, Illinois, a Northern
State, and not in Danville, Ky., in
the South. Lynchburg News.
On Miss Winnie Davis' de
parture at the close of the reunion
at Houston, Texas week before last
she said with feeling: "This has
been one of the happiest weeks of
my life." She was sought after
and regarded with positive adora
tion and she received all manifes
tations with the simple graciou
ness, depth of feeling and woman,
liness so strongly characteristic of
her. W hen ex-Governor Lubbock
of Texas, went up to shake hands
with her and said: "My child, it
was I who carried you in my arms
into the prison to your father."
Minnie Davis threw her arms
ground the old man's neck aad
mingled her tears with his and not
a looker-on could claim a dry eye
as his own. She gave her baud
to the roughest old soldier as
heartily as she gave it to Generals
Gordon, Joseph Wheeler or A. P.
Stewart.
Mr. Romero, the Mexican Min
ister at Washington, gives his
views in the North American Re
view of the experience of Mexico
under the ailrer standard. The
silver standard in Mexico is fum
iliar enough, however, to Ameri
cans who travel and have busi
ness ventures in that country and
who find the silver dollar of the
United States readily exchanged
for two of the Mexican kind. In
Mr. Romero's view, "such an ex
change means that the Mexican
dollar is sold for the price of the
bullion it contains, while the
United States silver dollar is the
representative of a gold dollar,
and is therefore merchandise
bought to pay debts in the United
States and Europe." This is tiie
clear view of a Mexican who may
cot intend a warning by it but
nevertheless provides one to the
effect that coinage in this country
would be attended by the same
lesults.
Stat News.
Evangelist Oakes having taken
the famous Keely cure now re
turns to North Carolina, and in a
sermon delivered at Faisons last
Sunday week declared himself to
be free from the thirst of liquor
for the first time since Le was a
child. So says an exchange.
A curiosity from the sea is a
porcupine fish, exhibited in the
Haberdasher's window.' It is as
round is a ball, will about fit a
peck measure, and is ringed with
spikes from one to three inches in
lenctH. Mr. Chas. Most-let
bought the fish at Southpori It
came from the Indian ocean.
Charlotte News.
The Lenoir Tonic has a lore-
man, Horton by name, who for
fast type settinff is a record break
er, having recently surpassed all
previous efforts made in these
parts, and mi up in one hour
1,728 ems. This is dood work
a regular machine.
The Roxboro Courier says: The
distillery of Colonel D. M. An
drews was seized by Deputy Col
Ix-tor 8. G. Woods last Wedncs-
day evening. The distillery wa
not running, and we understand
tl t the officers, Messrs. Mabane
nd Causer, who examined and
reoommejoed the seizure, report
ed the warehouse rd books of
Mr, w. R. McCroom, the former
storekeeper, all right in every
particular.
Mr. J. E. Buchanan, a mer
chant of Manly; Moore county,
has a uniquo way of catching a
thief. He does the worK with a
steel trap, and successfully it
works, too, for having missed sev
eral things from his store, he be
came pretty well satisfied that
some one had a key, so he set the
trap, and on going in alter break
fast and found his cook last, witn
$25 taken front, the 'drawer.:. '.The
Burlington News is responsible
fortius. i
Mr. Albert G. Oorneninc of
North Cacawba, proposes putting
up a canning a canning estab
lishment this summer. The Mor
eanton Herald savs: "Mr. Al
bert G. Corpening, of North Ca
tawba, is preparing to go into the
canning business on a large scale.
He has visited the large canne
ries of Eastern North Carolina
and made himself familiar with
the details, and purchased a com'
plete plant of the most improved
pattern. Teaches and tomatoes
will be the principal fruits can
ned. Mr. Corpening has on his
farm a very large peacli orchard
and has this season planted over
five acres in tomato plants.
Wilmington Star: We "hear
much of a fifty-cent dollars these
days, and much protesting by the
anti-silver writers and speakers"
that it would be dishonest to pay
a dollar debt with -a fifty :cent dol
lar. As far as the people of this
country are concerned the hfly-
cent dollar is a pure assumption,
for there are no fifty-cent dollars.
It is only when we encounter the
Government bondholder that the
silver dollar becomes dwarfed and
ceases, to be a dollar.- This doesn't
affect the dollar which our people
take and use in their business, for
it passes for what it is stamped for,
but it does affect the full useful
ness of the dollar, and it affects
the value of the bullion out of
which the dollar is made. This
is not the fault of the dollar, but
the result of, legislation which
made the fifty-cent silver dollar
which the advocates of "honest
money" inveigh so much against
me cuse.
The Alumni association of
Trinity college held their annual
meeting in the chapel of, the col
lege inn. yesterday at 4 p. m.
Prof. J. a. Eassett, president in
the chair.
The annual address was omit
ted this year on account of the ab
sence of the orator.
There, were found to be four va
cancies in the board of trustees
and Messrs. Robert B. Durham,
G. S. Bradshaw, Dr. J. C. Brown,
and Hon. B. F. Long were nomi
nated to 11 the vacancies.
Rev. J. B. Hurley, of Oxford,
was elected to deliver the oration
before the association next year.
On the advice of President Kil
go, it was decided to esubiisn
county alumni associations in ev
ery county in the state and Rev.
T. N. Ivey, Dr. J. C Brown and
Rev. J. E. Thompson were ap
pointed a committee to select pre
idents for each county organiza
tion and report their, action at the
banquet last night.
It U intended to operate these
associations on the university ex
tension plan.
The object of the organization is
to enable Trinity boys to help the
Basses of the people by the educa
tion they have obtained.
Mr. Kilgo's plan is for the col-
lege professors to attend these as
sociations and mingle with the
masses of the people and let them
know that Trinity college feels an
interest in them. It was also de
cided to extend membership la the
association U all college students
of Trinity. It has been the cus
tom heretofore not to allow any to
join but graduates of the college.
The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
President Prof. J. S. Baswtt.
Secretary aid Treasurer C. E.
Turner.
Vice President-R. B. Halt.
THI BAKQt'ET.
The commencement exercises of
Trinity college came to an end
last evening with the annual ban
quet held at Trinity Ina. The
immense dinin? hall was full of
joyous students old students and
their wives, mothers and sweet
hearts.
The affair was a complete sue
cess and showed much wisdom in
planning. C. 8. Bradsliaw as
master of ceremononies. and did
his part well.
The different toasts and the I
menu are givea below:
TOASTS.
"Our President."- Rev. An
drew P. Tver.
"Ante-Belltum Days of College
Life'VRev. W. C. Wilson.
"Class of W Charles E. Tnr
nerr - "
"Response" Rev. T. A. Smoot
"The Women of the Old North
State, Especially the Mothers,
Wives and Sweethearts of the
Alumni" Stonewall Durham.
"Conclusion of the VI hole Mat
ter" Rev. John C. Kilgb. V.,
menu. -
Crated Ham. ChickenSalad.
Lobster Salad with Mayonnaise.
Pickles. Olives. Biscuits. Crackers.
Vanilla Ice Cream
Pineapple Ice Cream.
Lemon Ice Cream.
Strawberries from Barnes' Farm.
Chocolate Cake. Lemon Cakt.
Assorted Cakes.
California Crapes.
Florida Oranges. -
Georgia Peaches.
Royster's Candies.
Cevlon Tea with Lemon and Ice.
Mocha Coffee.
The speeches were all very fine
and abounded with vit of the first
order. '
Dr. Kilgo made . the elosing
speech and completely captivated
the audience.
He spoke in glowing terms of
his faith in Trinity's future, and
declared that he believed it was
destined to be the greatest institu
tion in the south and called atten
tion to the fact that the board of
trustees and constituency repre
sented the greater portion of the
wealth in North Carolina. , The
speech carried the ', audience by
storm and round after round of ap
plausa'compe ledTiim to stop.
We would like to give a syno
psis of all the speeches, ' they . all
deserved it, but have not the
space. In some respects this has
been one of the greatest com
mencements Trinity ever had.
Her sky looks brighter now than
ever before, and we confidently
predict that it is destined to be
among the greatest seats of learn
ing in all the lands. '
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up and removed by the Liver and
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remedies for the Lfrer and K d
neys, but there is only one cure
for Rheumatism, and that is 1 1
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If you have the disease, send 15
to the Drummond Medicine Co.,
43Maidea Lane, New York, and
they will send to your express ad
dress two large bottles enough
for one month's treatment Any
one who is having an argument
with the Rhumatism will feel
fully repaid by the first dose.
Agents wanted.
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Send your address to II. E.
Bocklen & Co., Chicago, and get
a tree sample box of Dr. King's
New Life Pills. A trial will con
vince yon of their merits. These
pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure of
constipation and sick Headache.
For malaria and liver troubles they
hove been proved invaluable.
They are guaranteed to be per
fectly free from every deleterious
substance and to purely vegetible.
Tbey do not weaken by their ac
tion, but by giving tone to atom
aeb and bowels greatly invigorate
the system. Regular size 35c per
box. Hold by K. Blackball &
Son's drag store.
It is a larger and better work to
teach men to do good for good
ocm sake Uian to mcnance them
with nameless torment if they fail
to keep the Ia-N. Y. World.
Pain-Killer. This good old remedy kept at hand, will save k
much suffering and many calls on the doctor. For all sum- 1
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short notice. Low prices guaranteed.
B. C & J.'A. WOODALL
mav-1. OptKxiite Morchcad Bans.
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Mrs. Ada Smith
I now tatter preparM than v
erto furnish the puMic. withal
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reve(aung aiueu cnarnis in Lrigiiw, t-nowingtlie
NEWEST GOODS IN SPRING
. WEIGHTS AND COLORINGS.'
On every hand the eye greeted with choice and taU
ful desphiys. We extent a rordial invitation to our frieml
and would urge the importance of making immediate Kehf
tion. If it u imitOHble'for you to visit us in jxTfoii will
gladly reind to nil rumple reouet. Our Mork is very
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GOODS,
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of the latest style. Children's Goods Kid' Gloves Rib-
Dons ccc.
I return thanks to my old customers and can mv that
my prices are lower than ever. You can cot hats trimim-d
on short notice. Have moved to First National Hank Huild-
ing, .Mam wtreet, opposite hllis, Stone & Co,
MRS. ADA SMITH.
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New Spring
Clothing.
Our February shipments of Ppring goods are not only
earlier but much larger than ever Ufore. Owing to the
great rhduction in prices, we are now offering our
New Spring Styles,
Shoes, Hatsf Neckwear, Ccc
And in CLOTHING, no such values were ever of
fered by us before. Think of
U WOOL IMPORTED CLAY WORSTED SACK ami CITAWAV SUITS at Sr A trt
make for -02 TEN DOLLARS
. fmeand-seeforyourHelf. Karly buyers are taking ad
vantage of the opiortunity and making them go lively for
February. Give us a look. No trouble to how goods.
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TIIE CLOTHIER AHD FURNISHER.
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