juvb m mil
A Great Speech for Bryan
and Silver.
AN AI'I'KAh TO PATRIOTISM.
'The Gold People have Submitted
one of the Moat PrepoHtrrous Pro-
pinltlonN Ewr Offered to any Pm
'"pie on Kaill"--HhoiilI I'rer Our
m-Ivm from Hlnrerjr.
The campaign in Durham was opeucl
last nigbt t the court house 1y tx-Gov
ernor Thomas J Jarvin, who ma le i
telling speech for Bryan and i ver to
court house ful. of people.
The speaker entered the court house
about 8:15 o'clock with J.s 6. Manning
and was given. qu te an ovation. He was
introduced by Fred A. Green who, after
be bad explained the Chicago conven
tion and spoke of Bryan being endorsed
b" the St. Louis convention, said, "It i
my happy privilege to introduce that
distinguished North Carolinian. Hon
Tbos. J. Jarvk" - -
1 be speaker started off by saying ' I
am nsp.iy to Inve this opportunity to
meet so many of you. I shall talk plain
ly and ki.nlly, I thank God we live in
free country. If you differ w'th me
you have a right to do so." lie said
. that this was a government of souver
eigne and alt questions must be settled
by the people, lit would not quarnl
with those who differ with him and did
not expect the other Me to quartet with
biui. . ...
He said that the fanner toiled and bis
product was worth nothing; houses and
lands are no longer security and if there
is money in the bank it had as well be
so much straw so far as we are concern
ed, becauke it cannot be obtained. Con
ditions have grown worse au.l wjrs
This was no; brought alout by natural
Ciutet, but by unjust legislation. If
anybody supposes that tl.is it warfare
upon property or individual lights they
are mistaken it is a warfare for liu
inanity and their lights.
He compared the circulation of 1110 ev
in a goveruient to toe bloud that circu
lates in the human body and sbowel
that by ttithdrawinK this circulation it
W like drawing the blool from a
man's veins, lie spoke of Gat money
aud said lie was going to nuke a state
Oient that would paralyse the gold
standard men. That statement was
that "there is not a do'lar in circulation
toljy 1 1 any country that is not to some
curat Cat" It it poly 'a difference in
degree. They say you can't legisale
va.u in anything ami that we are try
ing to Day 08 debts with a 50 cent dol
lar. He shoved that value was legist
ted into gold by being sMuiped by the
govei anient in that a coined do'Ur
'could he' nsed anvwhert and bullion
could not I'p to 187.1 silver was upon
the same basis and bad the same fuc
tioa gold."' Wbrn on decrease the
annual of standard money yon decrease
th value of property. Therefore when
the wlp.d out oue-balf the atandard
money the iurchaing power uf the re
ni tinder was entuncfll The proper
tl of the 'outpnt of si ver over gold
txlay is no more than in the past ages.
The price of silver bullion and the
products of human tabor bavt kept side
by side. When wheat cotton, corn,
etc , went down silver bullion went
down, and when they went op silrer
went P in spite of the wicked conspi
racy of tbe F.uglUh and American gold
syndicate.
The syndicate which is now ruling
this country wsnt to make gM purchase
to mien. We want to placu silver
where tc-waa before 187J "We don't
want to pay yon whn a fifty cent dol
lar," said the speaker, "but we arc get
ting develish lired of paying you with a
two hundred cent dollar."
II said the democratic party was the
only one a old si ibt government itself
and said tbt gold standard was never
known in American politics until tbe
republicans planted in there in '73.
Of all the peop'e engaged in business
tuterpriea. tbt manufacturers of cotton
goods ought to be in favor of tbt free
coinage of siivtr Alt manufacturers in
the South would be benefitted- Why?
Tbt profits of all manufacturers mast
depend apon tht power of the people to
consume and tl ia depends npon the
price obtained for labor. If wt bad a
proper Cuanciai system. fret ailver
tbt manufactnrera of tht South could
com title with the world.
The contest is drawn and the fiht is on
as to whether the people or syndicate
hall govern this ct mtry. hen Clevt
land and Carlisle made a solemn con
tract with the American-English srndt
cste to prUect our treasury they brought
a blush of slums npon our country. The
teoDle art lo decide in November
whether they or the syndicate will gov
ern It
lit then paid bandsomt tribute lo
B van and discussed the income tat
Tht republican party asked that we
wait until Eng'and navi wt can have
free coinage. It is the most preposterous
proposition ever presented to any two
pte on tsrth. F.ng'and with all her
greed would not dart to present a like
proposition to her people. Any states
man who would suggest it woutd dit po
litically and if Queen Victoria should
try to enforce such a law it would ct
her her crown.
He adyocsted forion with the popu
lists on the electoral ticket to that we
could get ont from under tht English
rule. "Havt wt not got msnhood and
patriotism cnongh left," he said, "to
let together and fret tht country,"
He wound Op hit speech with another
g'owlng trlbtitfl for Brysn and wss ap
plauded loud and long.
The above it only short synopsis of
cat of the best arguments on tht mone
tary ever delivered in Durham. Tie was
frequently interrupted with cheers and
Hrlia. 1.. ....1 . . .
........ iic tuiHTiuneri me rostrum was
thronged with people who were eager to
grasp the band of the old veteran
wttti a fe more men Mike Governor
Jaryis the infernal go d ring, which is
crusbing the lite out of th nation
coma be beaten nd the United States
would sgiu be free.
f Kacaped from the Work llouxr.
vt 111 Kogers, co'oted, who escaped
from the. work house alout two years
ago, ana who was r.-cently recaptured
when lie wss discharged Irom the state
peniteutl.ry, where lie had served
term, is again at large.
Last Friday Superintendent Leigh
and his guards had the work house
hands building a bridge at Jock's Ford,
in M.ingum township.
Mr. l.emh was at one end of the
bridgt with some hands and Charles
Oattis, a guard, was st the other end
with about seven of. the prisoners,
Rogers was "shackeled" but the first
thing Gattis kuew Rogers was not to be
seen anywhere. He had given tbe guard
tbe slip. .
ne nas since ucen seen by severs
parties, but has undoubtedly made good
bis escape. Rogers is a "slick duck
and hard to hold. . , "
Still the Cursing: Continue.
Slid the prisoners in J.iil coutinue
their loud sndtboisterous cursing and
using vulgar and indecent language
that would hardly lie tolerated in t!
heart of Afrira.
as oon as everything pels quiet
town street they begin their infernal
nutsanco that can be beard for blocks
around and keep it up until they ac
tuary grow hoaroe from uttering their
vi e oaths sud imprecations. -
It should be stopped, even if' every
one in J ai: has to be gagged and put on
bread an I water until they deci le to lie
have themselves.
Last night thi'y were woise than usual
if such a thing is possible Several timet
Gov Jar is was compelled to stop speak
ing until the Skvuges confined outside
could yell themselves out of breath.
It is to l I oped that such conduct
wi 1 not be allowed to continue another
day. It ia a disgrace.
1
(June North. -W,
P. ICllis, buyer for the progressive
firm of E lis, Stone & ' 0., left yesterday
morning for New York, via Jforfo'k, to
purchase his fall and winter slock ol
goods. Ileril: be gone about two weeks
sud expects to lay in a stock tint will
cspture the ladies on first sight.
C. M sioffltt left yesterday morning
forj' e noithern markets to purchase a
slock of goods for tht Leading Rscket
store coin any He went vis Norfolk
and the Biy Line and said he would be
gone about three weeks. He also said
that he intended to purchase ont of the
largesFstocks of goods be tver handled
and wou'd bsve a stock that would
p'case the peop't - - ,
Michigan Town Destroyed.
. n . .i a . ...
agon. Mich , was destroyed byfiretb'a
afternoon. Of the ci'vof about 1.000
population hardly a house is left atand-
ing. Among the property destroved is
tbe extensive -p'ant of the Diamond
Ma ch company and 60,000,000 feet of
amber In their yards. Conservative
estimates place the loss at f 1.500,000. No
lives were lost at last reports. Com
munication ha been cut rff since 5 p m .
snd no further news will be possible
ntil morning."
New llrltfgo ContplrUtl.
For the pst ten days the work bouse
force has been at work buildieg a new
bridge at Jock's ford ia Mangum town
ship Superintendent Leigh was in the
city yesterday and aaid the bridge wts
now complete except pu'tiug in tome
rod and that he expected to move tbe
force back home today .This is a very sub
stantial bridge and will no doubt atand
many freshets." Ont spsn is seventy.
two teet lomr.
Dill IkMilln Killed at l-aau
Kama Citv, Mo., Aug. 15 A spe
cial to-tbe Star from Cntorie, Okla., to
dry says: "United States Marshal Aeck
Tbtmaaand deputies art en route to
thia city from forty miles csst, with the
body of Dill Doolin, the noted outlaw.
They k illed him in a battle near Clayton,
Payne county, last night Ont deputy
wss wounded. Doolin hsd been staying
with his wife in Taint county since his
etcapt from tht Federal jail here July
4. and officer had been watching
chance to
surprise him for aeveral
week''
w Ks'rprr Klet-lrd.
At a meeting of tbe esecu'lve com
mittee of Trinity college yesterday J. T.
Stewart waa elected to run tht Trinity
Collect Inn tht ensuing year. He will
takt charge on September t. Mr. St'
art, who ia now proprietor of the Mewart
House, la an old hotel man and ia highly
recommended. Tht committee did well
in securing his services and art lobe
congratulated.
May Hreak Off Itrlatfona.
RioJamkiko, August 15 -It Is rumor
ed that the entire Italian legation will
be withdrawn, in comtqueuct of the
recent political conflicts in Sao Paulo
between tht Italians and tht Brazilians.
Tbt Italian minister ia Mill waiting for
instructions from Rome aa to tbt course
of action. . - ,
Thert will be regnlsr netting of
Durham Host Company No. tonight
at 8 o'clock in their ballon West Main
street. Every member it expected to be
present - '
An Infant child of Mary Jonta, Col,
ored, which rlied in Smoky llollow.wa
burled at tht poor houst yesterday af.
ternoon. ,
PKIISO.VAL MK.VTIOX.
People Who Come and flu ami Stay
at Home.
W Duke went down to R'lleigli
terlai' on a short busiiie s tiip.
J. R. Carr went down to Raleigh je
terday" morning anil returned on 5:11
train. - .
Gener.il Francis H. f ameron spent n
hjort while in the city yesterday mum
intf. . , - .;. -. -
Tu'aski Cowper, an. Insurance agent
if Raleigh, wss in the city yesterday on
professional business.
. Mr. R. K. Davis, who has been on 'a
visit to relatives in Orange county, re
turned home yesterday.'
Mr. and Mrs S. M. Lashley, of Stags
ville, ..re on a visit to the family of their
ion in law, G U. Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo. D Heartt enme
lowu yesterday from Hillsboro, where
they bad been on a short visit.
K. L- W'ea-herspoon, who has been on
1 visit to his pnreuts in this city returned
to Builingtou yesteid.iy evening.
Col. J. S Carr passed through yester
Uy evening returning to Occoneechee
from Raleigh, where be spent the day.
A. H Holton, chairman of the Re-1
publican State Executive Committee,
as a piitnger on the west bound train
yesterday.
Congressman Strond, of Chatham
:ounty, was in Durhsm a rhort while
iretterday and went down to Raleigh on
the 10:30 train. v
Mrs. T. L. Peay. Misses Annie. Ell
ind Mamie returned yesterday from
t'ituboro where tb-y have spent a good
portion of tbe summer.
A. C. Zol'icoffer, a leading lawyer ol
Henderson, spent last night with frieuds
hera. He leave this morning for Rox
boro to attend court there.
Kev. bcvi Branson, 01 Kaletgh, was
a Durham yesterday. He was here
soliciting orders and delivering bis di
rectory of tbe State wtich has recently
:ouie from the press.
Miss Mabel Tomlinson Is on a visit to
friends snd relatives at Winston. She
eut up yesterday morning and was
net at Greensboro by Miss Cnnon, cf
Goncoid, wbo accompanied her.
Prof. II. Q. Halliday, Prcf. Massey
nd W. J Young, of Raleigh, passed
through the city yesterday en route to
Augusta, Davie county, to attend sn-
uual meeting of the Farmer'a Institute.
FUASHK8 OF FfX.
.GEOGRAPHICAL. -She
Have you ever been through al
gebra? -
He Yes. but it wns in the night and
didn't see much of the place.
NEIGHBORLY FOLKS.
Mrs. Brickrow Has that there family
whnt's moved in nex' door got anyways
sett'ed? -
Daughter I seen ''em entin' at a
reg'lur act table. Guess them must have
their groccfric unpacked.
Mrs. Brickrow Well, see what we're
out of, an' I'll run in an' get acquintcd.
Caller I suppose you love your new
sislcrtery denrly, Tommy?,
Tommy (eyeing the baby coldly)
Yea, but I'd a good deal .rather have a
dog.
EXPENSIVE COURT PLASTER.
Cublmgc Well, the court award Miss
Flypp f JJ.ooo as a balm for her blighted
affections.
Rublwge It isn't a holm. It's a plot
tera court plnaler. ?
Mrs. Newwed Handing tramp sev
eral biscuits): Here, my poor man, are
some of mr home-made biscuits. Yon
will find the a w and axe in the wood
shed.
Tramp Closely examining the bis-
cuiU)Are they aa bad ns that, mum?
THE CAUTIOUS BRIDE.
Bride (in railway train) Now, my
dear, yon must remember not to act as if
we were jut married. It would lit per
fectly horrible to have all these strange
people to know it. hit up a little closer,
want to fin your necktie. It s all
crooked. There's some dust on your
coat. I '11 brush it off. How white the
stuff ist It must bt from that rice. One
corner of your mustache points down
and the other up. It looks too funny
for anything. Wait: I'll fix it. I'm tired
to death, dear. Pit up closer, so that I
can rest myjiead on no, that won't do;
I must pretend to read a novel, and 1
don't know; perhaps you'd better go into
the smoking car, All the old married
men do.
Groom Well, I'll go darling, if yon
think beat.
Bride Yea, you must go. Help me
off with thia clove, dear. Yon must
stay real long, ten or fifteen minutes.
HUH In th Ulnar.
Tbt finest shirts, of all styles, ever
msde in Durham art now being wad
by N P. Kearna at tht Durham Shirt
Works (otd stand) oppoaitt Globe Wart-
boose, near Flvt Points, Aa expert'
enced tailores hss been employed and
wt art ready to fill orders for ahirta,
drawers, ladies' underwear, shirt waists,
dresses, etc. .
Wt positively tavt yon 9 topper
cent of yonr money and giye yon satis
factory work. Call and place yonr order.
Respectfully,
Durham Shut Woaics,
K. P. Kearna, Sole Proprietor,
Attacked by InUJunM.
Washikoiov, h 'Vi. 24TlK
State Dcparturf.it h u received
word of a satiguin iry conflict be.
tweeu o party of explorers h Peru
and a band of Pcruviari In.lians
Tbe repo.t h itmU by Cous t eon
Jasirunski, at falio, Pjrn, who
received the d. ails from thi'.'uited
. . .
ouues vo:isui.ir AkfLMit u. un in
terior p i nt. Thf ev.-loring party
tvas led by un American named
Cooper There Avere ten 111 , the
party, , including two Germans,
who are the only ones who have
thus far reported. The men lost
their way in the dense iorests, and
after great suffering from hunger
were attacked . by a baud from the
Campa tribe of Indians: The Con
sul adds:
VThey hat barely time to pre
pare for defense .when the savagps
attacked them. The party fought
with their rifles as best they could,
till four of their number having
fallen, the two Germans sought
safety in flight. For sime time as
they made their way off in. the
darkness they heard the repeated
cracks of Mr. Cooper's rifle, and it
was their belief that they have been
finally captured by the savages,,,
s The week just past has been a
busy one with the W. A. Slater Co
The cut pri es at which they are
selling gr ods have hit the people
in the right spot their pocket.
These cut prices will continue un
til uctober 1, or until the entire
stock is sold out. .
. A Corner on Cotton Tie
The Atlanta Constitution of Sun
day says:
"The cotton tie trust is doing all
in its power to keep a corner on the
cotton ties and compel the farmers
and planters th oughout the south
to pay the exorbitant prices they
demand. -
Some time airoD. H Browder &
Co , ot this city, received an op-
tion ot 100,000 bundles ot cotton
ties from tbe Brilliant Tnbe and
Pipe Works, of Brilliant. O..
through Mr. W. D. Webb, of
rittsburg. ine price to be paid
for the ties was 72 cents a bundle
Tbe day before the mill was to
begin work oa the tics the mill
suddenly suspended operations,
pending the result of a quarrel
among me sioi:knolders of the
company. ! be result of the meet
ing of tbe stock ho ders was that
the mill was ordered closed, and an
assignment made, a: d 500 work
ingmen thrown out of employment.
J K. Jackson, presideut of the
mills, sta ed that tbe property of
tbe mill was worth $60 to every
dollar it owed, and there was no
reason of an assignment to be
made. ,
The prices at which the option
on the ties wa given was consid
erably below price at which the
trust sells ties, and the only con
clusion to be drawn from the action
of the stockholders is that half of
them sold out to the trust and in
direct opposition to the wishes of
the presideut of the company and
fie other stockholders, ordered the
mill to be shut down.
J. L Cole & Co. have moved
their New York Racket Store frdui
the O'Briant 0 the Jones building
on Main street. The front of the
last named building has just been
freshly painted and presents a band
son e appearance. ,
Dlwriininate la the fee of Words.
A society paper, eager to be
correct, referred to the "un-
bonneted women who received
with the hoslesa," and oddly
enough the effect on evtry
reader was tbe same. Before
her arose the vision of a loud-
voiced, loud-manoerod, over
dressed woman who had liter
ally thrown on her , bonnet.
Discriminate and use the word
iady" and "gentleman' when
they Bhould be ued, and "men"
and "women" as they ere most
proper. Remember, too, that
the charming g rl you met yes
terday is an "'acquaintance'
Land not a "friend" friends are
r lined after a lotg acquai.it
ance, followed by a close inti
macy. Ruth Ashmore in Sep
lember Ladie's Uome Journal.
Tiiexr are conflicting rumor?
as to whether Russell will accept
the Penncratic and Populist
challenge for a joint debate
Sometimes it looks as if he
would, and otrain as if , he
wouldn't. His indccisiion re
minds us of the reply of the
young lady when asked by bcr
to w-headed, bi ful admirer, if
anybody was courting her. She
said: "there is one fellow about
your size sorter courting, and
torter not, but I recon it is more
sorter not, than sorter." Kus
sell is not spoiling for a joint
discussion.
Nothing but fiifct-chms work
donoat SIipIIhii ns.
Clover and Grass seed.
Heartt & Hackney's
urug store. .
Do You
Need
Printing:.
Call up Boll phone No. 70
and give us your order. We
print anything from a visit
ing card to a newspaper, but
make a specialty of commer
cial printing. Letter Heada,
Xote Heads, liill Heads, En
velopes, Statements, Etc..
at prices at which you can
not kick. Give us a trial
it may be possible that we
ran save you money. Umce
over Bernrstene's st ore. Main
street.
King & "Rollins.
Clover and Grass 'seed.
Heartt & x Hacknes
Drug Store.
"MOTHERS'
FRIEND"
Shorten tabor, lessee patn,
dimlLiKhpfl dinner to lile ct
-.I
both mother and ciiild sud leTe her In condi
tion more lavor.tble lo speedy secorery.
"Stronger (u-r tlitn before cotiflnenu-nt"
ays s tiiomUieitt ciKulfe. Is tbe best remedy
FOR RISIH8 BREAST
Knows snd worth the price forthst stone.
Endorsed snd recoramendrd by nidwives snd
Sll Isrfies wbo have used It
Beware ot substitutes asa imitations.
Makes Child-Birth Easy.
Sent by Express or mall on receipt of price.
Sl.tlO fer bottle Book "TO MOTHERS"
mailed tree, con tsfmnf voluntary kstimonlsls.
BKlDFltXD BECIl.tTOH 10.. ITU VTA, .
OLD T iU, MraauTS. '
(MKhMONT AIR LINE.)
IS EFFECT Jl'LY s, WS.
rmli Puti.T Coi)lt'F-
l.exve hiirhitm :. s m., dally. TmliitdHll)
ciim-1t dPTuim fur sll lointu Ni-ritintH
ii(h sud ttllim-Alt-m ami imIiiui on Hh
Nitrthwolem North Carolina Kmlnl. At
.lilrtirr for all roint In n rln North ( aroli
ua, KnuXTllle. Teiin.. l.y lntmll and ttmlrri
point: at t'harl.ntr for -rtMOlir, t.rrcm III.
Mhenn, Atlaiilaalt r".lnl.Kllli.
Iave I'urlium ai a. m nNinen at rmrhnn
Atrnsfonl. tlarkvilleaud K"-)vl!willlr.
IMvf biirh.m 3:11 p. m. Ihemigh VitiIiiiU
llrailpii) with ruilnwn liTi-r Irian-c
Norfolk anil ChatMuuofr via aorky Moai'l.
luw, Cn-ennlmni. Miiltbur, A.ht'ilM
in. I KniuvlU'i, riHineria at Oreeiilri
aiib It anlilnlou n l i.,rtihwc-irti Vmilxilf
l.nnlti.li.aifi the New Vor. r'lorMa fthorl I.iim
illmlicii Irrnn lor a I .lni Norib il will
nnln Hue train Kit. 12 for Iwiiv'lle, ttli-hnKKHi
in. I Inli-r-m-llate l-msl latlimi: alo hap c-iaiiw
thm 1t wliit.m-Miirm. aivl with main Him
train No. T trt nmilt for t harhilie, Hrwrtain
tmru, tivnvllle. Atlanta snd all p.4ntana.ih
tlHoCinmliia, Atiftita. rharhnLm. iaaniHili
n)(konvllle. No. mrrtes alei'pera In-laeei
New York and Ni-W Urlraif and New Yi'tk-alH'
larknonvrie. t
l.ravi Imrhsnt lfl: S. B1 , daily. Thmnah
Ve-lll.iiliil (IIiiiIIhI) with I'lUlnKli iiN f-n It
tceai.hatlaiHva sikI Norfolk via Kutnrllie
hwllle, MalinlHiry, tmnlfP. Mm. Korki
WotiBl: naiiitria at ftelma tnr Payeitevllle aim
tiitermmiaie piationt pimiu on ine AiMtiitii
! Line, dally: ti.4ill.ro fur Kewlienie am
ttorelwediltr. rtalif rxcrtit tkumlan; I. UH
mlnittnn and IntprmnlialeMatiimnua the W. a
w. k. K. dally. Through tmlm dally tla )rlm
rrn- Wllwm, Km ky Mount, Tartmnt and lia-a
Ullini. 011 Niwfolli A amllna Hailnad, Korhrfl
in.1 plnt nnrlh via simmer line.
Uiiv ImMianidalir yti. mt aixl 2W (. D.
rfajKhnnml f. kawl nolnu inile.
ivpl Kutvlay.for Its lonl Hrlcrnn.l bnm fitr
Kerlll and KUIimorhl and iktitinH.n tl
l.eev imrnarn w.flfa. n? finny ann niry, m
tors Hirer.
Local rrelirM tralmt alw carry twMwnfcn.
I'nllinont amoflHiflia. m. train from Malrlst
InOm-nnlatm. and ea :U a. to. train fru
iirwn.noro. '
limil.ic daily trains hctween Rnldrh tharlnttr
rm aiianui. wuKS lime; nnesreiieu sewmmo
ilalton. For tickets and time table and other Infnrna
tlun,Bitils lo
J.A.Wmtlt,TlcliHAil.
Intrhant, P V
loll CriP, W. A. Tins.
Tmme Ws'r. flen. Ini Am t.
W. H. t.nr-. w .hlngi.Hi,l). I.
Wanted-An Idea I
f wiioiit yonr Mmm lhf fhr tvfiuaT
wiw aa think
mm. atninia
hlsa to wall
WfMMmrto., D. C f tittr prtm mam
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SuuTHEKN RAILWAY
To the
Last week's business was si injily great from start to
finish. All the week our salesmen were jjust as busy us
could behad to employ extra help. This ween we pro
pose to out do last week. The knife has been plunged
dej er into .the juice of a great many articles. These
j;oodsunist be sold. Oi tuber 1st must find these shelves
and counters well nigh empty. Look at ihese t-pe-.-iul
prices for this week. . '
SPECIALS! SPECIALS!
One lot cf 3(3 pairs Men's Fine Shoes, mostly in Tars,
former pi ieeif.'i.no, if LOO and fo.OO. This lot must
be eloswl out before Saturday night. To make 'em
go qnicki - - " S2.50.
One lot -Cloth Derbies, very stylish, worth $ 1 ..r0 eai h. To
close out .... . 75Ca
lust a few of those $ 00 Turner Shoes, to close quirk
S3.00.
One lot Tourist Hats, in black, brown and smoke, all new
colors, to close out .... S1s13s
ft'orth a great deal more.
TRUNKS. TRUNKS.
Ve are determined to close out ut nnee every Trunk
we have. Will sell any Trunk
cost.
This week will be-a grand week for bargains here. If
'ou .can afford to buy goods on our only terms spot
ash no goods charged to anyone you can save lots of
noney trading with us. Join the crowd and come to
W.A.SlaterCo's
Open Every Evening till 9 O'clock.
Old Hickory Wagons
J. I. Nissen Wagons, the Celebrat
ed Round Hound and Wedge
Spoke Wagons.
STARKE'S DIXIE PLOWS,
Parmer Friend Plows, Oliver Chill
ed Plows, Clarke's Cutaway
Harrows, Traces, Hames,
Chains, Etc.
We have the cheapest lot of
buy until you see what
money by coming
some of this special lot at
Llody's Hardware Store
The Durham Recorder.
Only SO Cents a Year.
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ii d county as Durham.
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'ctioti of North Carolina. It special mission will be to
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in the house for less than
Hoes ever offered. Do not
we have. You will save
early and securing