lliE
DEMOCRATIC ALWAYS AND
CIRCUMSTANCES.
VOL. X.----N0.
DUB HAM, N. C, TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1881.
$1.50
HER ANNUM
ProiV.'sional di c!s.
joHS 31. Moeixo, E. 0. Hackney.
. jyjO'IUXG & HACKNEY,
Attorneys at;Is2,Y,
i u::uA5.r, c. : "' '
: i Fraeticc in iVc Court f Or aw, Chatham,
;. j AUiuatice', Jfclihk'Vii. W.'.i.e, i s its, Caswell
and O-anviUY, rij-1 ui tiio' .Supreme ami
Federal oiirti,
; ' Collec'ti'Mia an-l wttiiln:; cU'.cb a specialty. '
W. f'. RoT-rUAC, YV. V.'. l'LLI.tH.
... jot'LUAt; ruLL::n, . f
Attorneys at Law,
M.T.HXM, N. c. i
I Jti-Practicc in State and Fedcrsd Courts.
JObEItT C. fsTllUDWIC'K,
Attorney at Itaw,
j' liVKHAM, -X. C.
Practices in the courts of Durham, Orango
anilPeii-ou co.uitics.
Oilicen. Farrii-h & Llackwoil's waiehouse
-j luxsfoi;d, : : f 'j
Attorney at Law,
. ROXISOli'o, N. c. ,
TIlEv- UNIVERSITY
.; , of-
NORTH CAKOLDi A.
Is Graiidmolli
LeiraeV.
o ciocK,
i sciei-co,
1 V...O.,.,. 1 1 - l 5 1
to the ; -"it - "" .iu never kiww, ,
tu ay ' ;;citt;nc::t at i anV 6Qe humetl across the dividing;
l:.Ui- in ti:e Lous" lad I to s-at herself in the chair. ;
:s'ie whispered to her con-;
";nd I have the whola day
;;:r. It cr;
onc-f
! It
All ih
van t ai-d'ed un to flip
. NF.XT
A V ii U'i
...a '
WILL
BUG IX
' 1 1
Comtone 1 lio a-lvairac sof tlie-rM Onrriiti
luni, with nEfrc:i-.l and t -;.-i.,mi in
coi-imi.'r to-tiie e i i '.ci i'ly s f.t -r'i.
(Viniif-ctfd vjt-h it s -lio.-;s'i of L.W.", of;
31LiCl-M;, a:i I if l'UA:; MACi.
j vh t v;i!5 p'ts:5.t ia tkr aS-rcot. To a
i it'v.oiila Luxe I ttii'it pi, ,.;!! mat-
Ik-r, hut H)
"Ah, how bf-fiatirul it was! Howl
easily sue eouul work now ! rei! what)
tl.rt-iiics. her fmey wotfo as the old '!
,-OH
t
;. y.'j V. i'Ulr I
Spei.iil fa' illtica
tivoii for jract
Analyt irtil; sctl ??-i.-u!!a a! . isrjbjtstry, laad
SiiiVfjii:?,. lirf.u'f::?, li (-k-Kffi!?, Lusi
iiii s La;;;, l'iimz ai'Siy,
uutiii ac- j KUUj, Uj) iu -psiate rooRj ia a boird-
m;r- f.f'ii'.if, it v;s un.cv'oi. t. 1
j i.t y w:-ro culi, ti;-j.;if el
tui.. 'ouMiy -us. a to outf aatbt-r, aul
ibf ii; v.t.s.. no iti.pirifi tmr tt to
cLaiipj i;.i'4 t-vi-iydav u1 iuus'k re xiA'a
tU-;i;-Lthil fcx
f,'41 studies, j
JOBEP.X E. CAUU, I y
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
DUKHAM. K. C.
O II. WEBB,
Attorney at Law,'
' OAKS, N. C. '
I Will .practice in tho Superior Cpurta of Ala
maiice, Orango and I'erbun. All butiincss
'promptly attended to. ' .
F.xpoi'fr-s, includififf tuition and room rent,
IIH.j to S.l.O.pcr atiiium.
Address, for .Btalofin? aad parti idirs,
" .. '' KE1K' P. BaXTLE, LL.1'.,
July 12, 13Hl-2t 'resident.
tLu
!iit-!it tjl Ti'l'iCt V
she
Furniture
Store
) 11. BI1IGGS,. . - ; ,.
Attorney at Law,
11 T.H AM, N. C. .
Hpociul atteiitioii given to the collection 01
clanuu in any pari oi iijo owie.
rjONES WAT.iOX,
' Attorney at Law,
I ',' " -'
"! IltLLSIlORO, x. c. .
Will attend JJarlianv every Wednesday, and
an ho- seen at his oflke ia lhllub:ru. every
other day.
" - Mew imm.
V e are contiuuaily adding to cur
already ;
LAKGli: STOCK
and, doing all wo can to
IN QUALITY, STYLE JBDPEICE.
It yru wish (o buy Furaiture at
p'riet'S never before heard of in Dur
ham, . ' .
COlb: TO SEE TJS
iiroRi: you i5JY,
"ii.it y-' vtret r.ii';n
bits, j-fcrvaiita atid itiii.-itei's wife 'un
til thc-y grew v.t ary tht-ir.pwn repe-
! tition. 1 he Oid mtu'.ts bad abused the
habits, servants and-thqir wn panic
itlir mitibter's wile, utitil tiiey grcy
almost charitable ia their ruoLotoiiy
and forbore for awhile.. The joaug
girls. ah ! j
rThere was but one youog girl, and
slis was too poor, too Lard-worked,
mid too ready to find kiadats3 every
where, either to discuss, abuse or com
plain. None the lesa she, too, felt the ms
notoriy ai-d was rtady for excitement.
And 8-io taw the farniSure car baeis up
to tbe door with a jolt, and dropped
her woik to look curiously at iU con
tents, ay they were deftly deposited on
the sidewalk uaibre'las, caaes, duinb
btlia, iLdun clubs, truuks, valise,
drt 83iisg-cS3 evidently ike property
of a tiiaii. Then lollowtd a book
rack, Looks, dtsk, ard a rocking
chair. A rocking-chair for a rnaa !
irimultaHeously tha thought went
through tile mind of every occupant
of each window, and they saiffed with
disdain, and nettled the mental calibre
ot that iti- n at once.
.All siv. e the young girl She thought
ouiy ol the de-iiyiitlul fciefetfis he must
lulie in that chair, and envied hiia.;
She had. no rocker or easy.-cbaiij in
her room, for upon her meekly aiki jg
::r that luxury in- her room, fcbe had
.been loiti'y awt r-d: 4
Toiix AV.
Git AHA JI.
sis we cftmrRfi. von nctLinj? for
our i:ods.. A hint to
p rooans furnish tb'-ir awn
tufiicieiit."',
th
wise is
.11 known
Attorney at Law,
THOMAS 1
j Practices i:i
muiice, tini'.i -i
m 1 Ciiii! ii f, ;
and. in the IV i!
inr.LSL'GKO,
ilu coafjti!
,j
il ? Vi
tlj
(.'ol:
s of ()rai--f;r, A'.a
l't r-;oii, (iiaiiv.ile
.111. ..lli'i-C'lut: Collt
will tate pleasure in L.i;;t,r
.cn.v,,,
Attcrncy at liVT",
is wi;.'b us rud
. , , . - 0
jf-1- Hi iv.'-. iuh' r w o f.rc on
sir '- tj ooor It low l.'AvvI
i.Ycrk tWt J;t.T.
j ."iiioch
extras. . . -j
I Aias her room y, as a-chenp roora.
j the fbes'p-iiit, and she was uaabia to
i lurrjish any extras. And so Oi l lit r
i vvci",' pureheii lii""ii on a fcDix-backed
ILU Orieiit
chftir rocked her to and fro.
It was wrcr pr, ' very wrong;
and j J-jsk'so sure fis she would oprn her
door lor air, just so cure would the
old chair beckon, asd site be unable
to i-' sist, but have to run to it, pit it
lovingly, and sink down ia its em
brace. "He will never know," she assured
herself.
Acd perhaps lis never would, if the
something to which be was secretary
had not i:ehet up," as it is termed, at
taree o ciock, one Saturday afternoon,
instead of the usual hour.
Hume earae the secretary, and ae
cendfcd his delightful room and easy
chair, with eager etep. He had longed
for both all day and"prond3d himself
a cozy honr or two wi!h a favorite au
thor, lt fere descending to diDirar, and
the silttnt obKtrvation of one face be
low him at the table. lis was at
tracted by the face; it was gentle, fair
and womanly; there was a treraor n
the lips, but courage in taa eyes.
And she wasn't a typ-j of a female
boarder. Me liked her for that. Sh
Tras
V by, h( re she was ! Sound asleep !
And in his rocking-chair !
He felt very mueh like the Prince
in the -.Enchanted Palace. Ae1 be
would have lined very Jtiuch to awaken
her by the same means a3 the situa
tion suggested te the prince.
Bat modern decorum restrained
poetical ardor, and he made himstlf
comfortable on a trunk until th? prin
cess should have her nap out, and
awaken to the position herself.
Her work lay in her lap
He picked it up. Art work, paint
ing on silk, and done with skill. Poor
little girl. . j
She felt the touch of pity in the air; j
it awakened her with a sigh of pleas- j
A butcher loved a tender maid,
To woo'Lbr n ere his designs,
Ai-d be sect her copies of gushing verse
In fact, real tenderloins.
j , ;
The girl, alp! he could not suet
b'ue would love him as a brother;
E it -when implored to marry Baid:
"Tripe, please and find aaotder."
. . i :
T.yf-butcher still pursued the girl,
H'.3 pieas became ninch bolder;
Tad girl at last, to Snd relief,
Gttve to ham a cold tshoulder.
i- --'.. ".j .
iueiv thtn that his hopes were vain,
Bui as he leftiie said: ' : '
"A:aee; you ; have c; used me sueh distress,
IU Launch you when I'm dead."
11- pined and grew so thin and pale
Us felt his end was nigh;
B'.-f his woe' waa such he did not know
"Whether lo liver die.
Ife .tried in drink to drown his cares,
.nd there found no relief;
Jot : ore woebesron
T7-u nev.r sausage grief.
nd
At lajift his wea-y soul found rast
nisorroVs now are o'er;
No fickle maid now troubles him
. Pork reacner, he's no more.
! Slander.
:"Tis sad that in the faireat flowers
The poison drop is found,
And from its noxious breath is borne
A blight on aU ar'mnd."
Lii'l era
t'U
t ' ot
-dfi von w.int?"i: , Y , V. ; ' , 1 7 V
1 r into ttie loity, aaa peruap3 sin, irom
if ycu please,
: M' 11
! vvirii It
Villi
.Lib li.-..v V.VO I.i twl' OLl -
c:irrii'i'3. tiJiL-d .rp i
.it1, bai?g vtnt the j
u the iund:bi', out- i
;. . inr.r:-
I Pract'iees i; too (
A.lamauti.', 'Glial lint:!
: Colb etloil tii' id:: ii
;;o::o, x. c.
ill' t ri Of O.lUiK0,
. l'i all ili'.' an i Wi
a (i;t;ci:ilty.-
Terson,
Ue.
viiL;:-in
rn
i
wvm'
; i
1
air A T:f,AC
B.-IIENDKIISON,
FK "i'i::::I YEAKS"S
i.Li vVV "V"
ffTT
:siss"r s Vy tb
'Trill - cftVr
c.
1 P.-.wt ref-jrer.oi s in t'i St:! givmi. JM1 op-r'atumsi-i'forin.'l
i : the i trt and lest. f-tylt
andan none but the !,. st nuterial will be used,
warrants eutiru 'satisfaction. Cii.vaiES I-ion-
i.K.VIK .
' In order lo charo b
i 1st cf Jient mber next, we
; from now until th -i tiino our entire-
stock 1 '.. .
A CAIID.
:be new boarder. vy.as
to ru 1 :c.iled,oa i:f r floor tho lLaru
iioer; and iu" tiiat large, i quura rvom,
too, ni i V.i l.'. o V.l j'.ioyva overlooking
I ihe gar'dt-n.' Jut iheroom lor booiis,
i and it rocking ciia:r.
! . 'j'fce girl tallied;, then started up.
Voievs ou!th l.-.n-.tiug.' . All tha female
il., a chilli, r ti p 6Sos:-iiuns, una disciios
it is p'.cu::uMiy of ft male boaid-
t.-rt-'; liiev r n .w til about tuy maie '
ijo.-ioti Uitii'j. Jia.bas talc pt oa mgnt
tool!
tiun.i. p
"Vvha what
the stammered.
Ajy chair,
-1,1
'Your chair
tike it in.
'You are fcit'ting in it,
he j-njjirtfc-te",'. cjlu.lv.
mother's lerjucy. It
iaa r. ix ! cjiio tiio
weiit to sli.f s'oifavt
lie was intt rrop
gu-i riiusr v.iin o
wilii llasiiing cheek
I beg your p'iV
"It was very vrcs
but I couldn't iit:3p
a a(Ti?ii.t uur;it-oi con
As the drop of poison in the blos
som's cap, so ia slander on beauty's
hp lDjuring whomsoever it thonches,
but, more than all, withering -and de
basing t'ae - brart from which it ema
nates. '
Dear young girls ! those of yoa who
are just stepping over the bounds of
childhood, and you, fair maidens, on
whese head already rests the crown of
mature womanhood, beware of allow
ing tlu demon of slander a horn?, even
in your thoughts !
How nmcy a sad soul Ima b?en
ill: ii t r
wreciMt oy, cruel tongue : Jtiow
many a wayward heart, galled by the
i slanderer s neisarous tiiacr.n is mrown
Tlie Boy Preacher.
From a late issue of the Indianap- i
olis Sentinel, we copy the annexed ac
count of a wonderous religious work
progressing in the' chief Methodist
Episcopal Church ia that city, under
the immediate direction of "the ReV.
Thomas Harrison, ihi i young man
has spent a year or more - with th
various Methodist churches in 13niti
more, and is well remembered. The
Senincl's cccount is as follows:
For a number of weeks, just past,
Indianapolis has lien in tbe Ktaep ol
a revival cyclone in many regards phe
nomenal. ltv. Mr. Harris .n, who
ttinsi have tho l.-:rg-st share w Later tr
of credit attaches to the mere human
agencies employed, caine to this city
unheralded and comparatively un
known. That the frequent reference s
to him as the "boy pr.acher" created
some curiosity, w ili noi, we think, be
gainsaid. And, notwithstanding Hhe
fact that Harrison is not a ':boy
preacher," fee has continuously been
39 represented, and the nr-Vtl in that
direction naa been maiiVrtfiued. It is
also worthy of remark that llsv. llr!.
Harrisoa has txhibittd no large intel
lectual endowments. He ha preached
noj sermocs indicating profouad stady
of the Scriptures. Hi has not aston
ished the people by bis learning or
bis eloquence. lie has fiw, if ary of
the gifts of oratory. In all of these
regards Mr. Harrison falls largely be-
low a number of evangelists wiio have
made national reputations yi orgajiiz--ing
and conducting revivals. Still,
under the guidance of Mr. Harrison
IiKiuisitive Yankee.
, We beard a fj.iend fell the follow
ipg incident tho ether 'day; with not s
little z-, find to t'-.ft nmusiimtnt of t
good msny bystaaders:, j
J nmping iLto an old-fas-hjcced stnge
coach la.st month in oompany with
nine others to jo3tle over ten miles of
unfinished road, hetwe?nj Pittsburg
and Philadelphia, I was very innsh
amtif ed at tho following charaeterfstic
dialoguo between a regular question
asking Deoun Easter and a high
heeled Southerner. Wo were scarcely
seated before our Yankee bcran:
'Traveling East, I -expect Y
'Yes, sir.' '
'Goiu' to Philadelphia, I, reckon V
'Xo, sir.' !
'Oh, ah ! to New York ?' j
'Ye?, sir.'
'Never been there before, I wouldn't
wonder?' . ' i
'No, sir; never.' i
.'New. York is a wonderful place.''
'Such is my impression, 6ir.'
'tiot letters, I expeel ?' I
'es, sir; I am provided Tiith letter
ot mtrou action. ".
'Wouldn't mind showia' you round
myself, a spell, if you wanted.'
'I tbauk yoa, sir; but II shall not
require your assistance.' j
The last remark of the polite but
reservd stranger was a poser, aEd
the inquisitor fell back a moment t
take breath and change his tactics
The half-suppresiaed smile ! upon the
t .J n '.t '
iaces oi me otntr passengers soon
aroused the Yankee to still further
exertions, and then summCuiajr ur
fJ a
m
GO
TO
KI!Tfb A llfilf
BUGGIES
one of the most extraordinary, series more resolution, he bean aain
ot meetings known to Indianapolis, or ! 'Stranger, perhaps you i are net
perhaps to the country, has been iu aware hjbw almighty hard it is for a
progress for several weeks. ItoberU i Yankee to control his curieiit v. You'll
PHAEMS. &C,
Tbey
one else
i - i
If vou wftnt soraeSnmg uo
are eellina lower than aay
for the same gradej of work.
GO AXD TOY THEM
THEY ALSO KEEP A; LARGE
ASSORTMENT OF
COFFINS,
Park church, one of the largest ia the
city, has been continuously aud ever-!
wheluiiugiy throng-d; naa. a floor aad
please excuse me, but I would really
like to know your nam aa I residence,
and the business yen fellow. I ex-
gallenes, aisles and corridors, have i ncet veu 'ain't 'ufcliamrd ot" either nl
been packed and hundreds who eought j 'em; so juht oblige me.'
ad mittatee have been compelled to go I - This appeal brought iorth out
away. These are the facts ia tho i Southern friend, wlro, ri'siig up" to
case, which are well worthy of study.! ! the extreme height aljowdd by the
The continuance of the meeting, the i coach, and t brewing back his should
maintenanee of interest, the steadily j'ers, replied': j
widening irMuence, demonstrate be-i My name is General Aa !rev Wash-
ell' all rt alraiit, and plunged headlong ' yond all eontrov. rsy that certain great iugton.
whk
n a
ch;
.1
tv--'-ur- dcoxi
r would invito ma
T ; .. t . (
as x ij'i x uoiie--
is r-
'il
i, or eaten Lu lirst p.
4
1 Ilearnth'at soii'f of my enrinies are circu
lating tftil -report tbnt Ii'ued a ietitiou lat
inter anion- the Legislature to -pass a pro
lniliitorv f-nuor law. I am -an niiti-proh-ltHion-
it nr liiLV.i nlwiiv.-i -II. AliV 'tiiteiiK-!it to
the ctmtnuy about signing any petition 1 ; ro
iiounce false. ,
Julyl'J, 1-SiU. GABE BAJiBEE.
pro
Tre.ii-. ri! riv,Tiii TiiunnfiGs. urn! oniovs a. ration.
al rnpudiiion ti-romrhOmciiriaqof lomplic; tedenfes.
JWDISCRETIONnrEXPeSURgVn'
ix-Mrji sr ir'T-arim mil ine a:-
jclionn f the Wkxt. ei:iu or hunt- re.iUnl with suo
cpss, witaout u. iaj Murcisryor l'oiaonouB Mfd'.ciprs.
-m'cf Uisoiusa that untlts its, vic
tims fr.f l.uBiiv-s or mn-: hum, r-erair.rsf uuj enreu.
l?S!rrc!...i'I.io., prflerr, J. wuicl. is FHEB ,4 ir.vlt
eJ. Limfot ii.-li"ri'lo l.anawcrtd by patienu iltaorinj tfeu-
b4 rnrn MraoUiins lo tbrlr Biinnt?i-. It I. not tren.W
tooimooin'i""' sirictlTconfideiHUl, d.hould beddrrned
ItUXX.-i, ia' Jnortlt Sth St., 6U Louls,lo.
somtthiti
lii'. uw,.f
The stock consiits of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, '
Boots and Shoes,
Hats, licaily". - Made Clothing, "M:
' . - i morni
FANCY GOODS,
Now, don't pass by thii opportu
nity to secure bargains by saying
"they all sell at cost,'' but come and
let ua show lyoa that .
We Mean What We Say
BSrLook for the Red Sign, in the
Brick Store, pposittt Parrish, &
Blackvrell's Warehoase.
rURYEAIl (f MILES.
Durham, N. C, Jane 2 1-tf
: ''No -casy-ch:.ir V
tary on the truiik.
iu, a lac ot on
j am; I can t. rdierd
, t-i.. 1...!.. r-i V I.
n.xal. . iiviuuiitu ui utr
-. iiisiJv. ':;;'iir('V(l r' lioa-v ntul'i 'XilCU J'CU tirs a
the voun;''iiri i'uitki luo croup. i i g
"oixgie, and in old bactitior," was
the coiiciuiiun arnvd at iast at that
momt'nt. ;
"And bank clerk, or secretary, or
.was liie next.
"Has his .'washing done at the laua
; dry," followed. ,
Makes a horrid mess bathing every
nig, monopolizing the bath-
room' su.fl'ed onewitu no apjiarent
lpve for water about her crumpled
wr upper. : .,'
" ill keep the babies awake with
his hideous clubs and dumb-bells
unfeeling creature."
Ati.! an.:; encrufcea tna proup, in
4t
FOE.
a wwo II v.
i; m i)
D
AND SPERMATORRHEA.
Aralaable Discovery and New Departnrn In M?!-
IraJ Knunra. in nnl.irfilv KltlT aad tMlsitivel v effective
Itemed; for the soeedy aad permanent Cure of Seml
oal Einiasiors and Impotency by tha oniy trua
way, via : Direct Application to the prinoiial Seat
of tne Disease, actin'g by Absorption, and exerting
Its specitic induence oa the Seminal Vesicles, JSlac
. ulatory Ducts, Irrostite Gland, aad Urethra, iha
J-ose of the Itemed- ia attends waa no pain or lheon
"lenience, ajd dot 3 m c tntt,rf;;ra w.:b tiio ordinie.y
pursuits cf life; is is qnivLly disrolved and o ao-
eorld,j)roducia2!,.nliiJ:iieiHate.'Oihir.?and restor
ative e'Toet upon tie fujiual andT nervous. orf,aa'.zi
tionswrocfeed from self-abuse and ejecosos, stopping
the drain from tbe Eystnin, restormg tlia ciud to
heelthaadisoticd ini-;roi y, isiralr tiio .urmesa
Aversion to Society. ttt., etc., and tl-.eapiwaranco
of premature old ora a'.!y aecniuran'ini ta3
it has been dormant lor v-ai-s. This rocdoot treat-
xnra pronounced sncwoa. l)ru(T3 aretoo iach pro.
ScribeS in tuose t-.eub.ie.-. and.as rrary can boor
Bees to, wit h but 1. ..le;i. r.ay rrraftnent ni. ' Tha
is no Nonsense ahvut 1 is -i-r.;irai.-n. lattlcalo
eer-.-atioucnabi. sns to pns:unis eMXaU.9 teat 16
Sjiaiv&Batiafafaon. luriril:. --Ut years that
SSf roncb-'. snd curinu very Prevu .:n 5
.7,hl tt ia well known to bo the cvi3 01 umo.a
lit) 61iU, t
J and
is
a v
i L
1 V;
1
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m m
1 K
V ft
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7
kiitd worJ. or a gee tie re-
onfc'ractv, might have savtd'.ht.r!
Motli. rs, tiiiok ot voar. tender etiw
ct e- your w;vM.!-ui-care iu iac
l-tauiv. ot voutu, ex
3b that
I reside "iu the State of T.' n-
fe-rees aro in operation, which have ! uessee. I atu a gentleman 01 leisure
their origin ouitide tbe domain cf hu-; and am glad to be able io say, ol
man contrivance, however much they j pretty extensive, mean:. I bjave heard
may be aided by human tllor's. We' mucii.of New York, atbd i am on m
aro not 13 sympathy with these who : way to see it; and if l,likeit as weL
ahr-ct to disreca-rd small as 1 am led to fm of' rlir.tfii.ltr,
sr
despise er
rl lk;- W.. .1 I l.l - ... 1 " i I
io v. Lomcca rettitu-Ks oi '"'us'- c uto-t.atsy urouui in cuii-,; usv n ;
tict with men and women who would -V
an t ttay tne w
rrow ave. and per
il same thoughtless
i! LiJo the wou ssfts
has iiiale,
ten !er touch
Le hod I"
jailing intimately with
chief topic of conversa-
e downlill and imprudence
buca persona ara aanger-
Hiaions, t specially to j the
ts are formed and
v.ithwhom they are
iated.
bav.o U8 believ:
of such e:ajrni
that their minds ar
icent bvt"
ep th
ial any-
Don't Whine.
tiling less tuau a mountain hold to at-
trAot i!fii' i'ittonf if,n A -bins'
sin'ieg Lrcok ia not noticed
Jhllig,
Thev;
CASKETS AMD BURIAL CASES
OF EVERY DSGRfPTION
Always on hand, that they will furnish
at all times for less money than they
can be purchased elsewhere, and
a-
e-r
rts
, TO PATRONS.
- -
IIOWERTOifc BRO,
Don't be whining abefut npt having
a fair ebance Thrmv a fungible man
are always searching. Ur JSiagaras. j out of a wmciow, lie. il- fall on his leet
Only big things enrapture their vision, j and ask the nearest way to ibis work.
They talis learnedly (V) of puns aria ! The more you have to begin!, with, the.
systems, while tuey tread upon a glow j less you will have, in the end. Alone;,
worm and bruob aude a tire -fly as if j you sain yourself i-j mueh; brighter
j taeke eiight. cit.atnres were cor, as'; taan any you .cau pet oiiii of .deaoi
well as buns and stats, the haudiwork. men's bags.:. A fjei'u. br juilist in the !
oi tne Urealor. buc.i popia are al- moimcg ot lu'o v. Lets lae appttite for
Mangum St., Durham, N. C
i'
fiujitjilll VII
v r
HI
Somstliing- You Want.
raa iioiuir a legacy
She looked at him
"The old Ltdy left me
with a condition attache
should every year aii a v
lacl v. And :nd vou are (
lie got down off toe trunk.
She looked shy and startled. .
"It is true," sua admitted, quietly
"Then ycu must be helped. First,
a a roeUng-ehair, eh ? '
His laughing eyes made her shy
ones look at him:
"I I'' she faltered.
'"You can't help it, you knew,'' he
insisted, gravely. "Xhs old lady said
I must and I must. You'll have spine
wars hankering ajt:r big cc-riii-iaH,'
overllo'A ii.g with learning, i i wb-ii'h'
-d of purity be high thd hn;t", by lugging at
tbers fal', give tbtmj straps, prcpost s to 'find ou
it let merciful silence ! nite. A Fi-jiTIe soasr' dist
Thure will bo plenty ! T-hry are natislied only with grand
fea t. add a cruel sting. I symphonies and oratories full brass
se year womanhood by i bands the musics of 'tornadoes cr the
e number ! '
IC3 O.A-
the ui!
o' ili-...
.i ;east ta-.tr-in inc d.n
tabled a sour avple wil
iiit- v"io uas
ha vol the" more
Your present
pro. it. eiity all
SOAlETJillNG
PEOPLE WILL HAVE
a mournful sight to see
lips Of rosebud' hue
elight to senl another's doom,
Xor (jui stiou if tib true I"
The Use of Lemons.
A o'' r. ,4,. t?fi,. , i disease if you sit on tuose abominable
d singie notes, as the idea I ., , 4. .- , ,
their useless noftr.:.-3 -3 i"j'f'-r ,l 7n,,v A
atuiB over t c- - S f .? . ,
eealed, in Plain v .x.ry.a-v
LArf'2-pKfi'rsM?'-.'''!',f,'-",i,r,'If0
trd rot' f ' 'J j
CRISIS.
o.
KARRIS REMS3Y CO. f.T0. C
KSarkctandCih Sts. ST. L0U13. f.
r JeT
ITT
HORSE AHQ CATTLEPOWCS
t Tisei e.
Hots or u:a r-
v . ir cure or i.i
riln of COLIC.
" " Powders ar-t used ill tice. ,
"Ji i crI 2weW Pr cent, and nuke u,e batter firn.
?rr "will cure or previa almoRt rvxar
fAr. M which Hor-S and Cattle are advert.
rorTZ'a Po t,Ea wiu. e-ra SaTwyacrio.
fcold vrywheMi FOtn,z rretcr,
-BAiTIKOBS. Iu-
-WmTASEE'S
Ji!!! r;!!l!V, f 11
-ASD-
marrieu an(
broko mournfuliy apon the auothers
and old maids and down stairs they
Hocked, with indignant protest written
in every crimp and flounce.
A woman's skirt so often indicatea
her temperament.
Left ulone in the little ball between
her own room and this mooted stran
ger's, the young girl quietly watched
the carrier pat everything in the
wrong place the clubs on the table,
the books.in a corner, the book-rack
oa the bureau, the dressing-case on
tne floor and then Ler eyes lell on
the rocking-chair.
It was an antique, a medieval struc
ture of oak, brown velvet and gilt
knobs. Bat, ah, how dtlightlully
suggestive oi ease ! She drew near to
it, with admiring eyes.
She patted it softly on its cushioned
back, tnen left it, reluctantly to perch
Ltrstlf oil her yellow pine pedestal,
and think dreamily of the old csair.
TheTnewcorner appeared at dinner.
ln female boarders were ready to
aBniL ilute or worship. He permitted
thciti to do neither.
A cool, quiet, man, with steady' eye
s.-zii courioelia, indiileitnt voice, be
itioked- tuo ; ieniaid boarders over,
bowed calmly, sat down and ate witti
a rehdii? ' j'
One pair of eyes, far do?rn the ta
l.l, wutciied ' l.im lurtivtly. He saw
tli-.-m, but ktptthe fact to bimse'. A
PAPEli BOX WOMS!
; 3d -floor. Eiffshcc Buildin?,
DTJFvii AM, N. C.
rt anj'?j amble ot nit'uic s whs iu iiia mind from
With
a new; out lit of the be
. litet-t improved
MACiiiNiiny, new type, &c,
iXD Af GOOD ASSOirrMNT OF
rapers, Cards, Enyelopes, &c.,
I am now prepared to execute
rsr .lJR0lXITTJ Y '-a
All orders entrusted to mo, and
respectfully solicit ia liberal patronage.
TOBACCOLABELS,
CAUTION NOTICES
I . AND
Tobacconists' Print'g Generally
A SPECIALTY,
To those who have heretofore pat
ronized me so liberally I extsnd many
thanks, and will strive to merit and
receive their continued support. '
J. U. WIIITAKER, JR.,
PROPRIETOR.
mv minute lt.uoaueiiou ne eaa gone
tbroivb on printing hims'.-b, but
i-A-i tsi-pcroun hud not been nametb
.'oiii;g
il ti
htr, he tbout
we-rtu aa tee rciu !
lie iikti! ire'eh - air, and' gave the
cbambtrruaid orders to kave his win
duv.s and doors vads optn, eo as to
treste eircolatieu.
Hid door opened out o-n the small
hail or landing upon wbica another
door opened, and this caused mischief.
The spring days were growing
warm. The young girl found her
room badly ventdated by it3 one win
dow and so opened ker door. Across
the hall stood that other, wide open,
and facing it, in all its inviting com
fort, stood the old rocking-chair.
It tempted her. Day by day she
resisted, bat hesitated, and it's the
Id story over agaia she was lost.
"He never comes hoaa until six
ncr
things," pointing to their chair her
paint-box was on. "And my con
science will reproach me for not ful
filling the condition imposed on me."
His manner waa irresistible kind,
courteous, but gravely esmest.
She thanked him shyly, and gath
ered up her work.
"Your name, please," he asked, as
he proceeded to wheel his property
back into position.
"Oh ! It's it's Lucy' she fal-
tsred.
"A nice one, too. Bat I couldn't
tell the shop-keeper to send home a
chair just to Lucy, yon know.''
She laughed softly.
'Luey Day, please."
"I do please very much, Miss Day,"
he ;aid, gravely.
Though Robin Blair insisted upon
sending Lucy an elegant easy-chair,
she would not have his gift. Bat one
thing she could not refuse when it
was juven her, some months later, for
she Lad the saaue to give in turn, and
the 'fcxehaDge was a glad and mutual
one. '.-'
"Toll me the truth,; Robin." she
said, as tbey strolled threugh the gar
den, "or I will not Bay I love ou '
elid your grandmother leave you any
sueh. trust as you cl timed T
"My dear Lucy, the ohly thing that
dear dt parted ever left me was htr
old rocki'jg-chair. Her money went
to hoFpksiS acd things."'
Lucy fe'gned iudigfalion.
"II jw coui 1 ycu say sacu'a thing?'
"liow could vou help yoursa.f to
my chair ?' with assumed propriety.
A biah, then a laugh.
"Itobiu. ii you'ii never speak of that
again, I'll promise to to ''
''Well! Don't be afraid, Lucy,"
drawing hr close.
"To be your wife, Bcbin.''
And in that city across the river
there were two happy souls,
The lemcn tree is a native of Asia,
although it is cultivated in Italy, Por
tugal and in the south of France. In
Europe, however, it seldom exceeds
the dimension's' of the smallest tree,
while in its native state it grows to !
over sixty feet in height. Every part j
of this tree ia valuable in medicine,
though we rarely employ any but its
fruit, that is, ' the lemon itself. And
every one knows how to employ this
in lemonade to squeeze tha juice in
gold water; this is the shortest way -or
to cut into shin slices and then boil
it. Either way is good. Lemonade
is one of the best and safest drinks for
anv person, wkethcr in health er not.
It is suitable to all stomach disease?,
is excellent in sickness in cases of
jaundice, grartl and liver complaints.
The pipins crushed may also be mixed
with water and sugar, aad be used as
a drink. Lemon juice is the best
scerbutic remedy known. It cot only
cares this disease, but prevents it.
The hands and nails are also kept
clean, white, soft and suple by the
daily use of lemon instead of soap
reusa ior a cv.ee-t on
wart will mak? fuLr.
tue.sweur. l.ta'uv .n-pvneb has tt
up many a peddler 11 buslhts.-, and
fc.e has ; turned' it over until he hat
kept his carriage.. Aa for t!he place j
! deep-tone J bats of old ocean, wmn-; yoa are cast in-, don t LnJ fiiult vntb
; the storm god touches his organ 1.03s ; that; you need not be a hoivfe because
; and tho billows toss their white caps1! you were born iu a b table, j If a bull
; high in token of appreciation. Bat. I tosaeel a raan of metal sky-high, he
: for the world's good, all people are j would Jrop down into a good place.
not quite io high strung. There are j A hard-working youug man with his
j those who- would rather se'e.a penitent wits about, Lim will ,-maUi money
; tear tbaa tho rainbow . which, encircla i while others will ilo nothing but lose
j the brow of Niagara -would rather j it. 'Who loves his work and knows.
htar a penitent prayer than listea to j now to spaiv, may live and llonrihb
tie elcquenea of an ancient or modern ! anywhere-.' As to a littles trouble,
That Good Rye.
Excellent Wheat
Demosthenes, wlao would rather hear
the shout cf a converted sinner than
a potpourri performed by all the brass
bands on the continent. Sush people
conduct revival meetings. They sing
simple songs; tbsy pray earnest pray
who expects to find cherries without
stones, or rests without thorns 'i Who
would win must learn to bear. Idle
ness lies in bed sick of the mulligruba,
where industry finds health and
wealth. The doer in the kennel barks
ers; tbey speak gentle words. Appa- j at fleas; the hunting dog ;docs not
reatly they are weak, but in the hght
of their accomplished work they as
sume colossal proportions. -Rev. Mr.
Harrison may proudly point to Lie
army of converts 909 and say these
are my trophies won ia a fierce fight
with the enemy ia Indianapolis He
may invite tha people, as he does in
vite them, to visit bis armory and
examine his weapons prayers, songs,
exhortations which have been and
are still mighty through God, to pull
ing down the strongholds of sin aad
putting to flight the enemy. Mr;
Harrison early in the battle prepared
t9 enlist 1,000 recruits for the army
of the Lord in this city. We believe
be will accomplish the task. The
I a a m . .
1 wort croes bravely ore Tne heat is
even snow mat sney are mere, uzm
ncss waits till the river is dry, and
never gttsto market. 'Try" swim it,
and make ail the trade. 'Cau't-do-it'
would not eat the bread but for him,
but 'Try' made meat out if mush
rooms. I
and Ture Corn WLin':ey at
Oar ring ton's
That Old Apple anil Peach Brandy,
Champagne and all the Finest Wines
at",
Carring ton's
The Largest Stock of Finest Cigars
and Cigarettes ever seen in Durham
at j ;
CarringtonV
Polite and attentive clerks always
at their post and ice drinks of every ,
variety served oh short notice.
S. R. CA'ltRIJIVGTPN,
Corner nearl-the Railroad,
Durham, N. C.
A Singing Cat.!
G-roce
I Strawberry short-cake at a church
festival is therminc1 stuff to eat It
is such exciting fan to see who gets
the strawberry.
uel in intermittent fevers, mrxtsd
with strong, Lot, black coffee without
sugar. Neuralgia may be cured by
rubbing the part affected with a cut
lemon. It is valuable also to cure
war's aad tot destroy dandruff on the
head by rubbing the roots of the hair
with it. In fact, its uses are manifold,
aa l the more wo employ it externally
and mterraljy, the better wo shall
find ourselveb Natural remedies are
the b&A, and nature i3 our best doc
tor, if we would listen te it. Decidedly,
rub your bau is, bead and gums with
Union, and drink lemonade in prefer
enc3to all other liquids.
It also prevents chilblains. Lemon is i iatense, but the people do not seem
to care for outward circumstances.
They go to church. They do not get
weary. Tb.9 revival baa extended to
other ckurchea, and is laying hold
upon all cla8esi The converts are an
organized band of evangelisfs, who
are on the highways and hedges in
viting and urging their companions
to j in them in their pilgrimage to the
Holy Citv. The Sentind from "the.
first has told its readers the progress
and results of this great revival a
religious. event that will be remem
bered for many years to come, and
whose far-reaching influences will
never be known until the books are
opened. ' v
He was a batchelor, bad traveled
extensively, aad could speak any lan
guage, dead cr alive; but when he re
turned home the other day, and talktd
to his sister's baby, and, when it cried
and was pacified by its mother say
ing 'Did bis naughty waaty unele
wuncle oe?me homey womey and searey
warey my littla ivntsey watsey,' he
just leaned over the baek of the chair
and wept.
Jacob C. Schaffer, a machinist ol
this city, is tho owner of. a white cat
three years old that ha3 lately devel
oped a faculty of which the natural
historians make bo mention as an at
tribute of the feline race. A few days
ago Mr. Schaffer was eating his dia
ner, when his attention was nttracted
by a noise as of a bird ih j distress.
He went into the yard lo llearn the
cause, and there saw his cat stretched
on the,ground, bis bodyr drawn out to
an nnuiual leEgth, and Jrom iU throat
the creature was emitting sounds
closely resembling the cull of a robin
A short distance from the c$t a robin
was on the lawn moving toward her,
and apparently, fascinated, j The cai
itself waa so intent on its purpose that
it was cot distracted by the approach
of Mr. ScLafler, who alarmed the bird
and saved its Lie. ' Mrs. j Schaffer
states that the cat has captured tw?
robins to her knowledge by thu pro
cess above described Jlodi,, (X. I')
When a dog is being
woald it be proper to
howl the degsolegy t
It was their first night aboard the
steamer, 'At last) he said tenderly,
'we are all alone, out upon the deep
dark bine sea, a4 yoar
beat for me aa it has
'My heart's all
uidlr. 'but
'if W8TS
caii v1!
There is nothing like being properly
armed and equipped for the battles of
life. Still, few are in the happy con
dition Of the Irishman who sent a; let
ter to a iriend saying that while be
was writing be had a pistol in both
hands and a sword in the other.
Her name was Eva, and when
Charles Augustas called tha other
evening and asked her to be his dar
ling Kifey, she gently aid: 'Not this
Eva. Seme other Eva. Good Eva.'
Said the cuctioncer: 'Come, now,
ladies acd gentlemen, thtse gotds are
for sale.- Will some to ly give fce a
bid.' AujthiBg, ladies and gen la
men. All 1 want is an offers 'Alas!
murmured an eldtrly woman ia the
crowd, 'that's what I've b9ea sighing
lor all my lile.'
There is n disgrace in being poor,'
we aie told, and we're howling glad
of it, fer there are enough other dis
advantages about it, without that one.
Thackeray's idea of a dandy is given
in the iouowing note: My Dear Ed
ward A 'dandy' is ah individual who
woald be a lady if he eoald, but, as
he can't, does all he can- to show the
world he's not a man. i
A young man who is contemplating
matrimony is apt, to ldok on the bride
side of life. . i
ries.
IffiillS!
. I ;
DAVID JUSTICE?
i ! -
Takes pleasure in inform! 11 ir the-public that
he has opened a fall line of ...
HEAVY & FANCY! GROCERIES, '
CONFECTIONE
"eviile rod
ii
UES, &a,
Hayti, near Dnr-
On the FfA-?e
horn '
As he pavrf cash for Koodi and tharebr aavaa
a heavy discount, he has no heaitanc, in prom
ising to sea as low as anyuqay.
. wDon't forget the plico, but coma and
see me.
DAVID
nol6-tf
JUSTICE,
Durham, N. C.
FEMALE SEMINARY,
OXFORD, X. C.
F. P. HonnooD, A. M., President.
C, T. Frey, Music Directof. . .
Ia. v. JahmiM), Ph. D., French and GerMO.
in charge f an
""(i" 'iradnate of Cooper Institute, New
York City.
live ..viier able ana axpenencea teaeoera.
Fall Term opens Augnat SI, 1881. Has juat
closed a very prosperons session.
t or thorouenness 01 its work in all Deoart-
mantg, tha School invites ooroparison with any
other school in tha Btate. f .-
Board, fuel, lights per month, $11.00. " '
3Appiy ror uataiogue. Jlyye-ti
NOTICE.
Th Board of County .(Commigiioneri will
meet on tha second Monday in Auruit next
for tho purpose of eeviaingj the tax hsta. AU
persons who have failed tei list their taxes will
then have an opportunity to do bo, or to cor
rect any mistakes. I
By order of the Board. I
W. T. PATTEMOH,
July 19, mi-U
Clerk;
r 1
a.