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THE DAY SET. The 14th of May Named for the Re. publican Convention. . The State Executive Committee of the Republican party met U Raleigh yesterday. They had invited the Pop ulist State committee lo meet them there at aatne time, but the invitation was given too late to admit of accept- ance. -V- ''. ' A committee waa appointed to con fer with populiat committee upon fu aion matters and May the Jdth was named aa the date and Rileigh the place for holding the state convention. Every faction of the party was repre sented, with McKinley men apparently in the ascendant front the meagre In formation we were able to get from Ral eigh last night.' ' " - " Off to Charlotte. Yesterday evening qnite a delegation from Trinity college took the 5 o'clock . for Charlotte, wbeie they go at dele gate to the Young Mens Christian As ' aociation which meets in that city today. ' Frof. Edwin Mima, who is to deliver an address chaperoned the crowd. Mr. J. F, Bivimt is also on the program for an address. . . In fnll the delegates from Trinity were: Prof. E. Mims, J. F. Bivins, B. R. Fsyne, F. S. Aldrige, J. II. Sepsrk, W.J. Riddick. W. C. Bost.J. C. Woolen, J. M. Flowers, S. S. Dent, P. V. Ander. son, T. & Troy, E. W. Hill and W. J. . Ramsey. v ' Dr. Kllgo'a Lecture Postponed. ; Owing to the absence of some of the professors and students, who are in , Charlotte at the meeting of the Y, M. C. A., Rev. Dr. Kilgo has decided to post pone bis lecture to the faculty and stu dents, announced for tonight, to Thurs- ' day night of nest week. This is no doubt gratifying to the absentees, who would otherwise niiaa a treat Ice Cream Festival. The Young Ladies Home Mission Society of Main Street church will give ' an ice cream festival at the Epworth League hall tonight at 8 o'clock. Ice cream, cake, fruit and all the delica ' . cies of the season wilt be served. Come out and help tne young ladies and.have a good time. MISS SMOOT'S CONCERT. The Manic 5cholare go Through ' . the Program Without Notes, 'At hor home yesterday afternoon Mies Willie Smoot and ber scholars ' gave another of those delightful con certsthis time entirely from memory, note books being excluded from the " room'. The scholars won new laurels for themselves, and reflected fresh ' honors on the efficiency of their teacher, i'.j-.Tbe program, all of which was of such excellence as to prevent discrimination, i was aa follows: -y. Shepherdeea, Mis Willie Smoot Then recitations by Misses Mittie Carlton, Elizabeth Taylor, Cora Sean., Pearl i 1 ' Duke, Leila Whitted. Eunice C hristiae, . Pattie Bevee, Lottie Markham, Blanche Ferrell, in order ghen. Then there was a Mandolin and C uitar quintette by Misses L, Tomlinson, L. Ferrell, A. Lunsford, Delia Walker and . Willie Smoot After this Master Jeter nwertoo ret- dered Chopin's valse op-64. He waa ( followed by Miss Lenore Barbam in "Birda of the Forest She by Miss Psuline Ramsey, waltz; Miss Mollie Hollowsy, Mazurka; Miss Addie Barbee, song; Mr. Clifton Corpening. memories of the paat Miss Emma Buchanan, fol lowed by Miaeea Taylor and Carlton In the vocal duett derjager. Want of apace prevent the giving the program more fully and ' definitely having room only for the condensed synopsis given . . ; i News From Washington. There are two contested election cases Co be disposed of; one from the always dominant New York, and another from Louisiana, before the Cheatham vs, Woodard, first on docket for North ' Carolina, ia reached. There is in the treasury $140,000 . prize money belonging to colored sol . dlerv Senator Pritcbard and Harria of the committee, have agreed to report favorably for a distribution of it among colored colleges. .'" Cot. Harry Skinner la back at his post la Congress from a visit to his district '. which he reports Speaker Reed at the republican choice in ' Dr. Capehart, of Avoca, ia downed as Flsb Commissioner by the appoint ment ef o California relative of Sen ator Bnce. 1'allnr la Oxford. HU friends here and elsewhere will be pained to learn that the financial stringency which is afflicting every b siness ba forced B.T.Rawline of Ox ford to the wall. He assigned on Tues day. While Ira asseta are put at stock t6.ooo. accounte $1,000, with liabilities of about half the sum. $4,100, cash obli gat'ons could not be met Jt reporter of Th Rscoudxr had the pleasure of looking through the clothing store of T. J. Lanibc one day mis wees- He baa by far the largest stock he has ever had, ia fact we have never teen a laree a stock In this town. In one of the - front wlndsws there la a handsome dis . tlay oi shirts, and in the other an equal ly handsome line of shoes, The tables are covered with suit of every descrip tion. Ob the ahelvee are enough shoes ' to stock a good sized shoe store, and on the other side are shirts from negligee to full dress.1 On the second floor there Is nearly if not quite as much as on the first We tsw a pile of snlta in wnicn were alxty-three different patterns or colore. He has clothes for midium, short and stout, long and slim men, also children's suits la abnndsnce, PERSONAL MENTION. People Who Come and Go aud Stay . at Home Mrs. Lizzie Word left for a visit to Raleigh y ester lay. : James S. Manning went up the road on yesterday morning's train. T. J. Walker returned yesterday morn ing from a short trip to Raleigh. A. E. Lewith, of Hyamt & Lewith left yesterday for a trip to Charlotte. Thotnaa Lloyd, of Chapel Hill, came down yesterday and spent the day here. Capt, N. A. Ramsey apent yesterday in Raleigh and returned in the evening. Among those returning from Raleigh yesterday evening was Mr. Washington Duke. J. K. Green who has. been here on a short visit, returned to Mt. Airy last eveninir. . V,- ". -, .... .. ' -- . .." ' ..;'"4 , Rev, T. T. Gattis left yesterday for Hamlet to attend a distrct mission meeting. ... ; -, , . .. Arthur Cobb, of the University, pass ed through the city yesterday going to Raleigh. ' ' Attorney Fred A, Green went to the Capital yesterday and returned in the evening. - , . , ' s J. IL Southgate left yesterday morn ing for Charlotte and other points in that section. Charles Hedgepetb, of Fsyetteville, spent last night in Durham 03 his way home from Hillsboro. ' Miss Mary Rosenioud, of Hillsboro, came down yesterday on a visit to the family of H. M. Rosemond. C M. Beasley went to Wilmington on yesterday's i p. m., train in the interest of a wire fence company.1 Prof A. H. Meares' of Raleirb, was in Durham yesterday morning and went home on the 10:29 train. . John Jenkins went down to Csry yes terday to spend the day with bis cousin, Rev. Mr. Jenkins of that place. A J. Field a prominent lawyer of Ox ford, passed through the city yesterday on his return home from attendance at Orange county court , Old Folk' Concert Those who expect to take part ia the "old folks" concert will bear. in mind t -at the meeting has been changed from tomorrow night, as agreed, to tonight. Don't forget to be on band at Miss Willie Smoot's music room tonight It was au Irish court that a man was called into the witness box not long ago, and, being old and just a little blind, be went too far, iu more than one nse, and instead of going up the stairs that led to the box, mounted those tat led to the bench. Said the judge good humor ed ly : Is it a judge you want to be my good man?" "Ah, sure, you honor! was the reply. "Via an old man now and mebbe it's all I'm fit for !" Philadelphia Inquirer. Tbckr words were nerer ut tered than the following, which were spoken by Charles Reade: "Not a day passes over the earth but men and women of no note do great deeds, speak great words, and suffer noble sorrows.' Of these obscure be roes, philosophers, and martyrs, the greater part will never be known till that - hour when many that were great shall be small and the small gi eat." ' Italy wants peace. She is wise, for if the war continues King Menelik, at the head of his Abyssinian hordes, might make it into his head to Invide Italy and sack Rome. Independent Traveling. The Salisbury Herald is en titled to credit for following: A covered wagon, containing, a man, a woman, a boy, a dog and other accessories passed through town this afternoon and attracted considerable attention, A stove was set up in the wagon with the pipe running through the -top, and in it a fire was built This was the peculiar part of the outfit, Wlreleti- By a decision of the Supreme court Texas looses tho whole 0 Green county, comprising 1,500, 000 acres of land, is adjudged to be the property of tho United Statea. . .'. . . ' There is serious trouble brew ing between the citizens of St. Landry Parrish, La., and a band of regulators who wish to avenge the shooting of some of their mom Spanish cruisers sweep the Florida coast with search lights every nights. Columbus. O.. March 15. Representative Fordick, of Cin cinnali, introduced a bill yester day making it a misdemeanor ta wear a hat in a theater while witnessine a performance It provides a penalty of from $2 to $10 fine, and is, of course, aimed at the big theater-hats, The house suspended the rules and permitted the measure to come to au immediate vote, but there being a great many mem-, bers absent, the author secured a postponement of the bill to next week. Do you suffer with Indigestion, ask for "Kai-Kn-Ra." It beats anything you - ever tried. Hern don ds Bagwell. : " ' S''hr Late Wlregrapha Condensed. The Chicago Black Hussars of Cavalry have received an offer of $1,000 each, and a pension, by the Cubau Insurgents to assist in the war against Spain. A couple of Spanish squadrons in Cuba mistook each other in the dark for Insurgents, and let fly. Result, some twenty odd illed and a number of wounded. We put theradown to 5 cents. Dixie Plow Points,- none better. Icrndon & Bagwell. The Pinkertons, assisted by the United States, have been taking unwarranted and illegal action in stopping vessels loaded with arms and ammunition, supposedly for Cuban use. The courts have been compelled to release the vessels, and both the Commodore and the Bermuda have goue to sea, the former from Charleston, the latter from New York, carrying the mu nitions of war. It is to be hoped they will run the Spanish quant- ct successfully and "deliver the goods" to the Cuban patriots. Morton will base his chances of the presidential nomination en tirely upon Lis adherence to the single gold standard. It is not improbable that the northern jring of the democratic party will follow suit Indications are that there will be lively times both at SL Louis and Chicago when th respective parties meet, and that a grept many in each team will proceed to out buck a regular bronco. B 4 U buy Flour C us oui stock bought before the rise. Hern don & Bagwell. It is rarely that a man's life is preserved by his beauty, but such was the case with Lord Ponsonby during the French Revolution. In 1791, when he was about twenty, he was passing through Paris War had not yet been declared, but there was a strong feeling against England. At that time the lamps were hung on cords across the streets, hence the well known cry of 'A la lanterne 1" eo that when any unhappy victim was taken he was quickly dis posed of. Lord ronsonby, while walking down the Rue St. Honore, was so unfortunate as to fall in with the mob, who seized him with cries of, "Here Is An agent of Pitt's! A la lanterne!" The lamp was taker! down, the cords were placed round his neck, and he was actually hanging in the air, when the women, who play ed such prominent parts in the revolution, tushed forward and cut the cords, crying : "Cest un trop joli garcon pour ctre pendu! (He is too pretty a fellow to be hanged.) Ho fell on the pave ment, and was carried off by his protectors, who corefelly tended hi oi. . Soeed & Thomas sell only Hoist's seeds they are always relia ble. . A Kansas crank sends a pcti tion to congress, through Senator Peffcr, usking that body to make April 5, 4,Rcsurrection Day," a legal holiday, in honorof the "King of the Jews, who has a ways been a true friend of the United States." Here is another element to be thrown into the witches' cauldron, out of which is to come forth the new politic party. : A New Yorker tells this -rtory of a closo shave: VI. was yini back iii the chair of inv favorite barber, enjoying his skillful mn ttipuhitions when .all f .sudden tiia eyes bulged out s if they, in tended to pop from his head, and the razor dropped from his h.ind. The next minute the usually ettiid old German begun doing 11 close imitatation of an 'Apache war dance, all the while holding firm ly to a sq.un.ro hit of paper ; well covered witli lather. When the old follow had sobered down u lit tle ho pointed to .an advertise meuton the bit of .paper asking for. information tcfucerning the whereabouts of a certain man and stating that an " inheritance of 150.000 awaiting him, in Germa ny. My barber' was the man. The piece of paper was the one of many torn from an old. ..newspa per to bo used, tW .shaving paper, and it had happened to full to him out of the half dozen harbors iu the shop. . Ha had finished using it and was 'hbout to throw away, when his eye caught hi name printed oil it." Another instant and his $30,000, or rather his chance of getting it, would tave been gone, or, at least, in definitely postponed. If that asn't a close call I don't know one when I see it" ? B4UbuyCus. 4 the rise. Flour bought A lady who has just ixturned from the Radt relates a somewhat gruesome experience which oc curred to her in one of the lead ing Johannesburg hotels during the recent water famine. She happened one day to see two cans of water standing outside bathroom door, and the temp tation to take a bath was too strong to be resisted. While enjoying the luxury so long denied her. the lady was tartled by a clamor at thu door, and a voice which implored her in broken English not to pull up the plug. , 'Do not use too much zoap, madame; I vant ze Vater for ze Soup!" The lady did toot dine, at table d'hote that evening. Good news! if you are shew mating. Closing out the shoe partment. ilerndou & liagwell. An Indian scalping knife was found in a tree in Clearfield county, Pa., a few days ago .'be blade was imbedded twenty feet from the ground, and tf the tree counted 175 rings from the point of the knife to its hilt, tt would indicate that the blade had been in the same position for almost two centuries. 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Trai is jt and 41 nnTetnruugnsleeperabetwee Weldciand New York. No. ;a fnar.ea Clowe connrdfon at Fertsmoutr itb IU. Line for aUimme lild Im inioa rteamrrs fi'r New York rvnv dav in "he mrrV except Frulay. With Merchant and Mineit bine Mr Boston and providence everv day in lh areck eacept Tuetdtv and Thursday, anu Korfo'.k and Washington S. B. Company dailt for Wahinirton Ko.4t mhkeacloaeconn'ctJon at Durham wltt train coins west on m.& t, railroad. For lurtner information tn rraard to connec iorn.rtc. apply to K. t.Clieatkam, agent, Uur sam, X. C. Jens H. winukk. Genera! Manager T. . ANlKKtKS. 5. P. A. H. T. IOH! Vice Preatdew RAILWAY (riKUMOST AIK LINK.) Id Effect February Mb, ltOs. rraio. :Daily, O-snwn Lave At Crcrnt-Uirtt, fur all iintt fi t Kal.lah N'tinh anil S-ulh. and Vinton- :I7 Siloin and aiinlf on Hie Xirtlirr A. M. 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Trafllc M'g's W A Tt'liK , I'af U f. Aiient, Notice of Administratrix Ilavlnif aualiflcd a ailnnnUtratrix of tit. eMpte and will annexed uf Klijnh It. Tiller, deceaaed, 1 hereby notify all oeraona bavins claim aeamrt hia ca- tate to r-rcaent the tame to ntc on or befoi the until day ol February, 1897, or this notice will tie plead in bar of their recovery. Peraona indebted to aiid eatale art notified to make Immediate rxivnient. MRS. ED.NEVT.TIM.liY. Atiminiatratris. Thia rcbruary loth 1896. TO THE READERS OF THIS PAPER We would say that we still lead in the Clothing and Geuts' Furnishing (loods business in Durham. We are not only the onl.v tho oldest and most reliable firm in our line, but have much the largest utock for you to select from. We sell you suits in excellent quality for f 5.00 and up this spring. We will surprise you m quality ana prices, tome find nee for yourself. 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