Local ; Observations.
fallow has a turn a(
The cut worms are .still cut
ting-
The whe it cutters are still
utting.
The OraRshoniKJrs are ttill
lopperc. . ,
Tlio dot t ' say tlicro is no
measles hi sight.
The printing busiuess tliese
luys U pretty n.ucn like Dasi
mil. every
the but.
That ' Col. Al Fairbrother
1 11 make Tuk Ou Rkcohder a
hummer with horns when lie
ike hold next week is reassuring,
The University summer
hool for teachers at Chapel Hill
mum ve terday. .Tickets at
educed rates, may b6 bought at
II 4itions, good to August 1st
Crops a:e looking well and
romise an abundant yield. The
!nat crop is now being harvested
iid the yield is largo, much better J
i (Kine places Mian last year, i lie
it crop is ratlier inferior,.
When news reaches some of
ur old friends that this is tlielnnt
sue of this paper under the old
mniiucment, and that they muft
hark un. they will no doubt saw
,e air with tlicir whiskers.
Mr. James B. I-ashley, of
tiimviue. was in me cny yesier
,v. we learnea irom nun uiai
is brother who wa struck by
litninir at the depot iu that
lingo Monday evening, was im
oving.
The Alliance at its inc ption
is a good thing capable of ira
hivinir Hie lumiers vy sucim iu
rwnr by giving new ideas on
riculture and butter methods
rming, but In tho laMt few years
litii-, politics has dnven away
ne of the niomiiers and the or
r i smaller than it was yean
Let ns take time for the eood
liimWe shall go to the day's
rk with a sweeter spirit for it
t uptake time to sieak kin
nl to those we love. Iiy and
. when they cau no longer beat
our foolUhnms wilt seem more
than our best wisdom. Lrl
take time to be ilaauit- Hit
ill courtesies which we oftri
it liecAuse they are smalt will
ie day look larger to us than
wealth which we have coveted
the fame for which we hare
U'g'ed,
11 lie wages of not less than
M Hi men in the Lulled State
c Ufii advanced material! v
lnii the last t0 days. Careful
uiry t'iruighout the country
iic. le.4 nit advance avemgiiiL'
rl . 12 r ceiL The Xe
L World has compiled a list
ii'N embraces more than 20
i which have within tht last
Wviks advanced the wages ol
f e,ii;1.iyes. A notuble featun
great industrial improve
it s that the WHges of the
' nun have with liardlv
-x -epti m been advanced voL
ir.lv by Ihe - employer. II
hi ii.m bcrn remarkably frer
ii ctrikes. . ' yr:-y V'.
-There U n familiar figure in
"i!y i,f Durham today than Mr.
j' '- ilauk'jey, who has been th
ri I'lt iieeorder for nearly H
i; beginning the ncwajMitiei
imks here with plenty of hoj
'U.-oiirngcmeiit, but withi
11 aiiKMitit of pocket change
with industry and close at
ion to his affairs, he toon had
mltitudeof personal friend,
aiming tlm the Hebrew at-
I "icy h ive been liberal pa-
l'tii time li time, Thre4
igo h j branched out inU
Itt'fuot business, and by hi
t winnimr. he has imwicred
(he Durham Mallory Cheroot
j-uiy is distinctly the lesl
o iij 'jn in Iho Swiitfi t
Whilo ho cmilJ.Ufi give
"I'l ir the attenllou it
l(l h ivo Iu I. I'w n in t!i.ii
'"M ti the turiil.iL' i.f tin
k, never &iw him d pre!
mai tier, and was tthvitv
Id and alert. ' The mull wlio
bii-n with him all t jcur
those who luv Ikvii tuR
ie twper fur years, nnd ho
imvet paid, a cent, and who
ho of the old nt hool
"1. hiMpittiblo and high-mind
'uld now come forward and
. Married In East Durham.
Yesterday the people of West Dur
wmweret little surprised when the
ioou train stopped at that station and
Vir. W. H. Rigsbee, accompanied by
Miss Delia Albright, went aboard and
nformed their friends, whom they were
leaving behind, that they were going to
be married. .When the train stopped at
Sast Durham they got oH and went to
the home of the Rev. McDuffie, where
they were made man and wife.. The
rlile is 24 years of age, while the groom
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Thh Herald wishes them much bap.
iiinets, . . .'- h
Died In Granville.
Yesterday morning Mr. h. N.Gris
som, of this city, received a telegram
(ringing the sad news of tbe death of
his father Mr. I. D. Grissom, which oc-
curred near ('reedmore. Mr. Grissom
hns been in bad health for several
year but for the past few daya he hit
teen much worse until yesterday morn
mg when death came. He was a good
christian gentleman and loved by all
who knew him.
He was in his 73 year. He leaves
wife and four children to mourn their
lots. His son Mr. L. N. Grissom left
yesterday to attend the funreal which
takes place this afternoon conducted by
Rev. J.W. Wellona.of this city.
Mr. Hatehett Dead.
Dr. R. J. Hatehett died yesterday af
ternoon at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. M. H. Fairbrother, on- Alston av
enue. Dr. Hatehett, while living here
with his daughter, Mrs. Fairbrother, for
the past three years, was not well known
10 our people, as he has been an Invalid
for several years, and bat been about
Durham but little. He was in hit 8d
year. He was born in Laurenburg
county, Va., and for forty years prac
ticed medicine, being a graduate of a
Philadelphia school. He come to North
Carolina in 1895, locating at Henderson,
and about three years ago came to Dur
ham. Hia wife, two sons and daughter
aurvlvc bin.
The funeral will take place at his
daughter's residence today, Wednesdsy.
at S o'clock, the interment being in
the city cemetery. .
Dr. Hatehett professed the Presbyte
rian faith, and was man who lived
well his years, and when be knew that
the Inevitable band had claimed him
he died resigned hopeful and peaceful.
fhe sympathy of friends is extended
the bereaved in tW lrk hoHr ?! !hSi!4 1
colossal failure of modern civili
zation." : There is grout truth strongly ex
pressed. The 1 ability of any pco
pie to 'govern themselves depends
on their intelfigence and patriot
ism. How can the masses vote
intelligently upon the great ques
tions that are now-pressing for
solution unless they have educa
i a it t .
uon unless wisdom and pa
triotism guide tho people and
their leaders our ship of stato wil
go to pieces on tho .'rocks.
A Million Friends.
A friend in need if) a friend in
deed and not less than one million
people have found hint mirh n
triend in
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs, usnd Colds. If
you nave never need this Great
tough Medicine, 0 trial will con
vince you that it has wonderful
curative powers in all diseasea nf
throat. Chest and Lurid. FArh
bottle is euaranted to do nil fbnf. i
claiaied or ruonev will be refnndMl
trial bottles free at Huckhaki. &
Sour Dru store. Large bottle
ouc. and $1.00
M
Funeral Notice.
I, Tuftila tuna llt.t B. I
!'?it, ael 81 ytars.-twj months
rnty-tttOdaya. f-uneral services
' held at the residence of bis
Mrs M. II. Fairbrother. Al-
'!!!!'" J P m- totUr, Wedne
h, conducted by Rev. L. B
'mil. t .. . 1.' i.
Mflamily Invited.
Our 5chools.
nicjioorest iaid people iu North
Carolina, editors excepted, are our
ublic et hool teac hers. There is
very little to induce men and wo
men of tilent to devote their lives
to that profession.' The compen
sation is so very small that mott
teachers teach as a stepping stone
' something cle.
. lis masses aredefcndent opon
tlie public schools for their educa'
lion. These schools cannot I
cXiciei t without competent teach.
ra, and these cannot bo secured
without fair compensation.
... .
h'High, 1 it said to their honcr,
th re are. hundreds of men and
women in Xorlh Carolina who are
evoting their lives to the educa'
tiou of tho young, therefor a mere
itUnce,
We fuvor any every effort made
to arouee interest in or increase
ie efTieieney of our public school
ystetn. The Teachers Assembly,
held at Mon hend City annually,
ias been the means of gathering
together large numbers of teachers
annually for the discussion of in
ten.4 to teachers, and has done
twit service to tho cause of edu
cation by introducing new mcth-
ls and arousing enthusiasm
unong the teachers, ror these
reasons we rrgrct to note a gradual
ecreasc in the attendance of these
jsscmblics.
At the present session Cpt. C.
Denson, of Raleigh, pnxident
f the Assembly, delivered a strong
Id rem 011 olucation. In su in
ning up what education should
be he said:
To sunt up tho whole it has
been well defined, the harmonious
cvelopment tf every power for
mught, action, duty and hap
piness.
Tik.0 thisdnvclopmenl through
out tho American popje 4ein(ls
the ultimate juilgment of the
world )on tho jowerof eelf-gov
eminent by man, and whether
the twentieth century shall usher
in the most extraordinary march
of the race to the Utmost pinnacle
of difficulty. Tha nytn, may
mount, or whether tho red Hag of
anarchy or the black emblem of
dcHtisni shall bo planted among
tho ruins that sliall mark there
trogressinn of humanity, and the
Tili
him Fsitl!
-OK'
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes.
MILLINERY of all Latest Stvle
STRAW HATS.
Af. Tt TJivia' Vn... ...:n 1.- 1 .
, cit-uiu win iy iimue nioro cionous!
y V, special Bargains woshallofler
un uiitiuay ana me otn, 111
SHOES, CLOTHING AfiD DRESS GOODS.
Straw Hats for men .and hoys. Clothincto
i.t vou. Trunk., Vnlise.,, Gents' ParnidiC
v.wtnts. iroctTies in
endless variety.
IN OUR NEW QUARTERS.
We take this method to .introduce our New
Store and New Stock to many of
our old patrons who have not yet found out that we
moved into our n6w quarters, 3rd door from 'First
National Bank., Our present stock is Entirely
New, having Hohl out our old stock in th,
u iJnent building at auction. On the 4th and 5th o
July we sliall offer anything in our lines of Slices
Clothing and Dress Goods j'ou may desire
ABSOLUTaY AT COST!
HARDWARE.
llard ware, and Agricultural Implements. This
is the largest stock of goods ever offered in
Durham and will he sold at rock Attorn prices.
V an and see inc. 1
Main Street, DURHAM, N C
ap 3 "
Without reservation or evasion. We imean exactly
what we say, A I COST Of course we shall lose
money, but we have determined to make the sacrifice
in order that our old friends may find out where we
are, and that
VE HAVE WOT' LEFT DURHAM.
If' ,
J01 M. WYATT.
Durham, N. C,
Manufacturer and Dealer In
WILL RUN THEIR
Annua
Excursion !
TO
WAKE FOREST
OLLEGE
ON
THURSDAY,
JUNE; II
They have been ten
dered the use of the
Campus.access to th
College Buildings.Gy
nasium Halls and Li
braries. There will be
plenty of Seats all
over the. Campus.
BASEBALL
Grounds have also been ten
have also
dered.
THE
DURHAM BAND
Has been engaged and will be
on hand.
EVE"RfJ BODCJ
Invited t go. You always
havs a good time on the
lislEicisi
First Ban
Sehtdula!
1am Dnrtiam ((" orcorsn Si). 7:00 a tn
A rrivt Wakt I-'orest, 9:30 a. tn
Leave WVt Forest, 4 :j p. tn.
Atrive Durham, y 7 00 p. .
MemWrs o( 8umla,y school, un
der 16 yrars, Frca.
to to 14 years, " jocit.
All over 14, whether raembers
of school or not, ft 00
All points belweeo Durham and
Watkins, !.
Henderson, '
Klttratl and FranVllnton,
As many jealous parties would have you believe
CIlemenilK'r our New -Store 3'rd door east
First National Bank. Very, truly, &c.
MRS, 33. i) A.VIS.
of
Several negroes, some living in
Floresville and some in Sa;i An
tonio, charged with the wrecking
of trains on the San Antonio and
Aransass Pass railway during the
Anlnnin Tvfl Mnnilav ' I
At ft family reunion nWr Tilton,
Iowa, fourteen persons have been
poisoned. Jcob Trout died, but
the othors will recover. The poison
is supposed to have been in the
water taken from an unused well.
A dead bat was found in the well.
Judge Brown, of the Vnited
States district court at New York
handed down a decision Mon lay
wheh allows the three alKged
post-office thieves Joseph Killo-
ran, Unarlcs Alien, and H .nry
Russell to remain in New York
and give evidence as to the alibi
they claim they can prove.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castork
PC
i.av' r -
El;!!;, Quick!, tumttiUi t::i".
nwtorr Lol ynhnf)il. ( arrawtUtimpHt. Kunn
IVhility iH all lb orii" from wirljr r llcr
mm. llwfwMillo of ienritt,
tr. U InttHfih.lnrsanrl rlc'Sn!n) il
to nrr onmii or pnrlioa f H- ll , Itupt '-MwitimmMlua-lyi
fr"m)wfith.. TtH.
andanf lNtnf pmina ttoinonrnOi . w
bo ninwd in vw rxx-kn. r-nt l-r B-r '1 .
tllmciDrw4i'f fl'. On m''S' lml
tnnt In -b .. In- tt ". bt.. .Vi. will
WnttMl Itnnranff t. r-fnml lmr tt mrl .Ifrd
dead to iwlur llta U auiua irealnn i tm.
Y. M. YEAKBY, Prugjii-t.
At a picnic at Pelleyton, near
Columbia, Ky., Monday. Thomas I
and James Crockett shot and killed
Daniel Kidn. All were drinkinir.
and the trouble came up over some I
trivial anair.
I ANTED. To employ a La-
VV dy of Gentleman to act as
our General Agent. Must be a
hustler and able to furnish good
references salary foo.00 per
month and a commission. Ad- j
dress with stamp.
CIIAS. A. ROBINSON & CO.
Olive St., St. Louis, Mo.
6 SJf-lnrnoee anri Qo4
'1,. -1 1 1 j j uiiu unit'
dlery
of every description.
FULL LINE of ROAD CARTS. LAP
coDcs.snoe findings, Etc.
Bul' s- 1 30 Hal Street.
HERE Is
YOUR STOCK,
We have the largest and most
complete line of
jjggSEJND CATTLE POWDERS.
on the market. We can do them good.
P
PI
DRUG STORE.
w.
1
Are the best fitting and easieHt wearing
on the market. Try one.
4MILLINERY.
Just mvivifl, n nh-e line of Milliiwr.v, Iiw-s, Flowers, No
tions nnd Fnney (ioods.
TrJr,Mr Kid Zves' 7 cent' nice B,act Kid Gloves, 53 cents;
1101a fas attached." all co am io oiia a.j ..... o:i .
When traveling, always tale
a cake of Johnson's Oriental
.J ..! , ,:.., ctnts, lotted owiss. best nnnlitv. 10 ounia vni, o. , u-
soap. Sold by W. M. Yearby. rp .1.1. ' Si lVVT' 8 cen wrttt 15; School Tablets
v.j
2-TZ"02r SACHET STOEB,
Next to Jones' Jewelry Store.
Don't Spit tt Sntofc Yxtr U( Aoa
In th Inrlhfnl. trtlili lilltr c.f l.k t..nl So-
Tu lUr. imil.-iM, gimmtiln"! lolanvn haMl
mrc lh hruim tip iitnitiiiltnl iH-rvr, rilmi
mm the nkirtlnr nMkra irnik iwn t'ta
tintih. vi. aii'l itiMih.t, Von run m.
jJiy-i'"! nrftimiH tal ri.k, ,.T-IW 1 mtt.1.1
by .Inntul-t evrrywltrrp iimkT a mwnini'T in
. illT.ir ni.MM-jr (.fuinU'il. H-Kik fiw. A.litlw
Nrrillig IK iwujri,"., .ri V of thh.i
'I bought one bottle of "Mystio
Cure,' for Rheumatism and two
doses of it did me more good
than any medicine t ever took.
Sold by Heart! & Farthinir
Druggist, Durham.
Mil COLLEGE.
FOR1
Young Ladies.
ROANOKK, VA.
Onons 8ott. 12. 1893. One of
the leading Schools for Yonng
Ladies in the Fouth. MftcnilU
cent buildings, all modern im
provements. Campus ten acres.
(Ira ud mountain scenery in
Valley of Va , famed for health.
European and American teach
ers. Full courso. superior an
vantages in Art and Music.
Students from twenty States.
For catalogues address th Pre
.ys'sident, W A. HARRIS. P. 0.,
.w'JunM. Roanoke, Va.
Yes, He Has Come,
A. J. Broom,
TZE3IE3 ITEW 3MLJL2&
With a New Stock of-
PRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS an SH 0E5,
Bonglit at Prices that defj Competition.
With Us It is Business.
And we are not poingto lo ''lost in the tdiuflleor soaked in
tliemoup." We are after the
1S8110WXAT ciJirAiin eiicrcie
MRS, C. M. V, FOLLETTE'S Oill I v I U OllklAUI.Ol
f IV TIl.M.t tltttt tf v 11 - ' "
' rh mu .vl Vi.. All,,.w- Vm 1'y piyi"? valne for them. Come to see
"of the Spring IStock which lw nn,i 'm wlH 1,11,1 ,H ',(,a.,,, ml"p We are hero
ich admired, and are "" won t ic isiufluU.
THE
NEWEST AN LATEST
-IN
STY H
mm liny
iiu-c tar.ru 111c
place of the S
was so much
SffiSSr KSt t?S WB OFFHR NO BAITS, OIVENO RODIT BUT A
Cty. rAIK UUAU IUALL
Experienced Northern trim . ... . ., u . 1 . . . ti .
mer with able corps of assistants yn,r ,l,,,tto- I'lea-, or its 110 pi. We cordially in
in charge of work-rooms. Ladies vile every one to call and examine our stock and tirices
are invited to celt and examine
new stock.
Itch on human, mange on
liorse, dogs and all stock, cured
In ao minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary lotion. This novel
fails. Sold by llcartt & Farth
ing, Druggjst,
ln'fore hitying elsewhere.
cry n.-fiH'ct fully,
A. J. BROOM
Next Door to Morebead Bant
ap. 17
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