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' ... g w t JIT ThelDurliasiRecordef . VOL. 76-NO. 57. . 1 ' - : ! : 1 1 : ; ' . ... - , . mmmmmt ... ra M . 1 MidSummer "Cliosing Out Sale We must empty our counters, preparatory to getting in our Fall Stock Prices cut everywhere to make this the greatest Closing Out Sale of the Season. This has been a very successful season with us, consequently we have a great many small lots left, one. and two suits of a kind, single pairs of pants, pants left out of suits, etc. In these the knife goes, to the quick. We believe the first loss is the best loss. We would rather lose money on these goods now than to keep them till next year and lose money on them. It is our policy not to carry over goods from one season to another. So here goes, LOT NO. 1. One lot of Men'n Suit, all light colors, no new goods in tins lot. all carried over but pplemlid quality, every uit all wool and formerly sold from f 10 to $15. What's left for $5.00 We could ir intion many other lots on which the price has been cut to pieces. Better come and see for yourself. ; Great reductions in single pairs of pants. This is, we believe, the greatest opportunity you have ex or had to buy Clothing cheap. The people have long since learned that when W . A. Slater Co. advertise anything, it is SO. We Seal the statements in this advertisement with our VenutatioJI. . - . Salebegins June 25 arid lasts thirty days. ' Cheapest Clothiers in Worth Carolina, Nominated Last Night on First Ballot. THOMAH M.lHOX HKOJND ri.ACK. Ilrnjamla V. Ayowk, of Way, Jfo-nlna- ftxr TreMvrrr on forth ltelhitKilll la fttwatoa at 1 ulO Ttiia Mornlng-WIII Com plcU lvrbr Adjnurw InffIntraae Heat. ' aUtlicif, Jant 14. (Speckl to Haa ALD.) The Democratic State convea lloa U o. here and tbt city U packed full of Democrat. They bare been ar riving for tbc peat two or three day and every hotel, boarding boon aad re. Uoranl la laaed to their utmost to ac commodate the crowd, which ia one of the largest that ever attended Demo cratic convention her. The convention net la the Academy of moalc at It o'clock tad tu called to order by E.W. Poo, chairmaa of the elate democratic eaecolive committee. The chair aaoenced the committee oa credentials aad permanent organisa tion. lloa. Clem Manley, of Wlmrton, wa elected permanent chairman and at MS 'clock the contention adjoined to meet gala at :jo o'clock. During the afternoon the time wai taken up la peech-mklng. The Acad emy waa packed la ita utmost capacity aad the heat wat Intente. Two streams of water wa kept on tho building for about two hour, which cooled thing down torn. a suit. Cyras B. Wataoa Air Onvemor. Tonight there were eotne more apeeebca and then nomination for gov ernor began. About 10 o'clock Bon. Cy B. Wataon, of Winston, Forsyth county, waa nominated on firtt ballot to head the ticket. Mr. WaUon ia well- known and far-famed a a campaigner of readineee, akill and power. When he waa on the way to Raleigh day be fore yesterday he waa nrged to accept the nomination but declined, but finally contented. He waa a member of tbe legislature a few year ago. Tom Maaom Hoooad Place. Shortly after tt o'clock nomination for . lieutenant governor began and Thomas Mason, of Northampton county, waa nominated by acclamation. ft. V, Ayoock, Treasurer. , It waa near It o'clock wbea tht coo venlioa began to ballot for state treas urer. Thla time the man waa not so eaaily choaen. Finally, howeyer,' the choice of the convention waa made by selecting B. F. Aycock, of Wayne coun ty, for that position. There wert sev eral candidatea for tbe place. He wa nominated on fourth ballot Will rlalah Before Adjoaralng. Ralkich, v.y o'clock a, m. Tbe convention I now getting ready to bal lot for tht remaining cut officer and will remain In acealoo until they com plete their work, which, from tbe present outlcok, will be about day. There wa much eicitement and en thusiasm during yesterday aad tonight and eyeiybody le completely broken down ahd are waiting for tht tad to comt. ' ' 2 ' Capt.J. 8. Lockbart,of Roiboro, I In Durban yielung friend. DURHAM, ON LOT NO. 27 One lot of light colored Frock Suits, most ly bad patterns. Nobody seems to want them. They are splendid valuer all wool, and suits formerly sold for from $ 10 to $18.50. MUST be sold, $5.00 a suit. Where our Prtiidtnta Cams From. Ohio it second only to Vir ginia in tbe number of her sons who have become Presilent of the United States. Four of the presidents have been natives of Ohio, though only two were residents of that state at their election, while one, the elder Harrison, was a resident of Ohio though born in Virginia. With the addition of Linciln who was born in Kentucky, the four Ohioans, Grant, Hayes, Carfleld and the younger Harri son, were the only President born outside the original thir teen States. ' Of the fifteen Presidents be fore Lincoln, seven were born in Virginia, though Harrison was credited to Ohio and Taylor to Louisiana; two were from Massachusetts and two from New York; two were born in North Carolina but were resi dents of the daughter State of Tennessee; one was a son of New Hampshire and one of Pennsylvania. With the war the Presidency went West. After Buchanan came Lincoln, born in Ken tucky and living in Illinois; Johnson, another North Caro-lina-Tennesseean; Hayes and Carfleld, of Ohio; Arthur, born in Vermont, and Cleveland, born in New Jersey, but both. New Yorkers, and Benjamin Harrison, born In Ohio and liv. ing in Indiana. N. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1896. THURSDAY, WE COMMENCE OUR A NT") THBSB'PEIOBS There are some who think that Ohio has had her share, but this was not Mark Hanna's view and he has succeeded in getting another one from Ohio nominated; but his election is another thing. Wait, and we will see what we will see. imiVKX to HiiciitK nv A mux. Joseph Haggarty, of Hobo ken, N. J., two months ago pared a corn on his left foot with hi pocket knife. The corn grew worse and he had his toe ampu tated. The blood poisoning set in and he was told that the leg would have to be amputated. To this Haggatity would not con sent. He said he would rather lose his life than his leg. This morning he swallowed carbolic acid. He waited a white but death did not come fast enough, and with his pocket-knife he cut several deep gatb.es in his left wrist. Finally, he threw himself out of a window to the sidewalk. He died two hours later. Some people are conbtantly troubled with pimples sod boils, especially about the face snd neck. The best remedy is a thorough course of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, which expels all humors throngh the proper channels, snd so makes the skin become soft, healthy, snd fair. Out of weakness comes strength when the blood has been purified, enriched and vi tality! by Hood's Sarsaparilla. LOT NO. 3. All new goods, Black and Blue Serges and Worsteds, and fancy Cassimers in regular sacks, also long and slim Sacks, splendid stllers at $10 to $12.50. Price now $7.50 a suit CKT TOG FTTH Kit. , It is conceded that the silver men are in the majority very largely, in this country, but be longing as they do to the Dem ocratic, Republican and Prohi bition parties, tbe question is, will they get together in organ ised and effective effort. The originators of financial reform have sworn by the horny hoofs of. the wild mustang they will not go to either of the old par ties on any platform, while the old machines are unwilling to go to them. Like Mahomet, they stand on their machine of egotism and command the mountain to coma to them. Possibly, the sequel will be, that like Mahomet, they will have to go to the mountain. Chop Rates. Oa account of the Christian Endeavor, Washington, D. C, July 7-13, you can go to Wash ington and . return via the Southern Kailwav for $3.03. Tickets will be sold July 5-7; good until July 13,' with privil ege of extension ontil July 31. On account of the annual meeting of the Southern Whole sale Grocers' Association. Rich mond, Va., J une 24 27, '9(5, the Southern Railway company will sell tickets to Richmond and return for $3.43. Tickets on sale June 23rd, final limit July 6th. I your bicycle out of whack? It ao carry It to R. It. Bell, Opposite poit-office. JUNE 25th, LOT NO. 4. Contains some sellers we Dave liad m stock this season. Fancy Cassimers, Tweeds and Worsteds, some silk lined, only a few suits of a kind, all new goods and suits that sold readily at loland $1G.50 while they last Covantion Meet Democrat National Conven tion. Chicago, July 7. Populist National Convention, St Louis. July 22. Silver National Convention, St Louis. July 22. Democratic State Convention, Kaleign, June 2 . One Cent a Milt to Richmond. On account of Confederate Re-union in Richmond from Tune jo to Juty id, the Seaboard Air Line will aril tickets at tbe above rate. Tbe boys in grays from the south and south went are ornnizinjt special re-un ion trains to run over tbe Seaboard Air Line, with choice of the famous route: via Atlanta, Athena, Raleigh, Peters burg (all rail. Via Atlanta, Athena, Raleigh. Portsmouth, Norfolk and his toric James River. Special trains by both routes rijjht through the battle fields. Tbe only line via Old Point Comfort, Hampton Roads, Rip Raps, Portress Monroe and Virginia's Famous Historic Waterway. Two regular solid daily traina in addition to the spec' la. Apply early for tickets and apace in special or regular traina to W. It. lluse Agent Seaboard Air Line tn ibis city or write to T. I. Anderson, general passen ger Agent, Portsmouth. Va. Thk pen is mightier than the sword. More ste.l is used in the manufacture of pens than in the manufacture of swords, guns and needles, One firm in Birm ingham, Englac J, makes 150, 000,000 pens a week, and women do nearly all the work. Machine Repaired. T. E. Stroud, who ha had fire yar txperie-ice In tbt sewing machine busi ness, will renovate any kind of machine at reasonable rate. , Over Rosemoud' store. , ESTABLISHED 1820 of the best goods and best $10.oo a suit CO. Durham, N. C. All Free. Those who have used Dr. King's New Discovery know its value, and those who have not, have now the opportunity to try it Free. Call on the adver tised Druggist and get a Trial Bottle, Free. Send your name and address to H. E. Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr. King's New Life Pills rree, as well as a copy of Guide to Health and Household In. structor, Free. All of which is guaranteed to do you Rood and cent you nothing at It, Black nail & Son. The Time for Building Up the system is at this season. The cold weather haa made tinn. sual drains upon the vital forces. The blood has become impover ished and impure, and all the func tions ot tne Doay sutler in conse quence. Hood s sarsaparilla is the great builder, because it is the Une True Blood Purifier and nerve tonic. Free Pills. Send your address to H. E. Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and net a free sample box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trial Mill convince you of their mer its. These pills are easy in ac tion and are particularly effec tive in the cure of Constipation and Sick Headache. For Ma laria and Liver troubles they have been proved invaluable. They are guaranteed to be per fectly free from every deleteri ous substance and to be purely vegetable. They do not weak en by their action, but by giv ing tone to stomach ond bowels greatly invigorate the system, Regular size twenty-five cents per box. Sold by R, Blacknall & Son, Druggist,
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