THE TOBACCO PL.ANT.
C. I. GREEJ, Editor and Proprietor.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 2. 1881.
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY".
The reason why the people ot North
Carolina have stood bo long and sa
steadily b j th Democratic party is
beoause the principles of that party
have wropgkt ont the liberty of the
citizen and secured kim ic all his
'rights of person and property. The
poorest and humblest person in the
land possesses all the privileges and
mmanities of the rich and powerful.
Tinder our equal and just constitu
tion, made so by the Democratie
party, every one is entitled to personal
liberty in its fullest sense, unless he
commit erime; and to have, own and
In i - i i - i i : ,
xijuj nu uia iuuu3ii, tcai, wain ui
capital can wake for kim. "What
iore ean any one wish, unless he
weald be shielded from thepenallics ol
tcronq-doing, or that ho ttould bare
those more iadustrious than himself to
divide the fruits of their toil with him ?
.Nihilism certainly can have no
abiding place in staid old North Car
olina; and aijtil there shall be formtd
duuio twuiUJliluuu .oaiu.ll till ui uxiy
goverioiacnt, the Democratic party
xaftt of necessity be sustained by the
eople.
It is the enly party, since the-day
when the good people of North Caro
lina banded themselves together to
defeat lawlessness and corruption, that
has done anything for the good of the
people. It has restored the credit cf
tke State which the Republican party
had well nigh destroyed, and while it
could not reclaim the school fund
whieh had been stolen by the Radi
cals, still it has established schools for
the education ef the poor children of
the State, and the money to appro
priated has been honestly expended.
It has never taken frosa the people
any right howsoever small, and has
always maintained tke doctrine that a
majority had the right to say what is
best for all. It is easy enough for
croakers to find fault, but unless some
party can show by its works that it is
sore worthy te be trusted the people
will stand by the "old reliable" De
mocracy. PRO. ANTI. AND FERRELL.
' If we thought it possible that any
nan or men would allow his or their
Toto for county officers on Thursday
next to bo controlled by the question
f prohibition or anti-prohibition, we
would earnestly suggest that efficiency
and honesty are among the jewels that
the officials of Durham ought to wear.
There are doubtless many anti-prohibitionists
who wenld stake sober,
steady officials, while some prohibi
tionists might perehance be found
asleep on post. Mr. Terrell cannot
make promomen ine test, ior me
vitafa f TwK a m rtiinfv Trill an v i) f
when Mr. Ferrell, as Clerk of Wake
County Court, failed to pay over the
money he kad eolleeted by virtae of
his office, and let his bendsmen suffer,
that suck a man must not handle the
money of widows, orphans and iticor
children. He must not stop the
wheels of trade for the reasoii that
aJKctions must be delayed until his
bondsmen are sued to pay for u
Clerk's default.
There must be no risks'taken that
trill lessen the little sum set sacredly
, apart to edueate our children. And
certainly we want no kid gloves and
, ladies' slippers taxed against us, until
after we shall at least have a jail if no
court house.
Tub other day we copied a para
graph giving the sizes of the largest
ehurch edifices in England, and their
capacity. For instance, St. Peter's,
Rome, holds 54,ooo persons; Milan
Cathedral, 37,ooo; St. Paul's, Lonoa,
35 ooo; St Sophia's, Constantinople,
23,ooo; Notre Dame, Paris, 21,oco;
' Pisa Cathedral, 13,coo; St. Mark's,
Tienna, 7,ooo; Spurgeon's Tabernacle,
7,ooo. Other grand edifices like Co
logne Cathedral, and a dozen others
are not mentioned.. In contrast let
; us turn to the famous theatres of an
tiquity. . The celebrated Dionysiac
Theatre at Athens seated 25,ooo per
sons. But this was much smaller
than th ere at Roman theatre, built
y Pompey, after a model he imd
sen at Mitylene, It would accom
modate 4o.o"o cvectators. It was
opened m -55 B. C. It was a grand
occasion. There were dramatic rep
resentations, gymnastic contests, g!ad-
itorial fights, and fights of wild Leasts,
"Dive nunurea Airican lions were
: killed, and eighteen elephants were
brought into the arena, most of which
' fell before Gretulian huntsmen.'' . The
modern theatres are very small com
pared with the vast ancient struc
tures. Tf7. Star.
! Roscoe Cohkong, recommended for
the vacant place en the Supreme
tench by Blaine and MacVeagh,
strikes the New York Post as in the
nature of an ironical cnggestion. That
was Mr. Lincoln's idea when he
shelved primate Chase in the same
closet for political meditation. Phil
Times, Ind.
I The conservative tendency of the
popular vote in Switzerland received
conlrmation cn the 2d day of July,,
when a law passed by the Great Coun
cil for tka election of judges by uni
versal suffrage was vetoed by a large
majority tf tko tlooWrs.
WHAT IS HIS POLITICS. '
While Mr. J. 3. Ferrell'e card wai
written almost exclusive upon the idea
that a majority of the people are aati--prohibitionists,
yet it is apparent to
the careful observer that he aims his
thrusts at. the Democratic party. "Will
Democrat?, while reading tbisgroand
hsa jargon, observe in what a silly net
they are expeeted to be caught? Not
one word of abuge falls from the lips
of this "ginger-cake, cream-candj can
didate'; agaiDst the Republican party, I
but he; quietly and heartily accepts i
the nomination of the colored conven-1
t; nj u - i
t.on, and with a knowing mnk says, j
' I m with you, boys, keep dark. . I
Mr.-'lFerrell ha3 never yet answered j
anything The Plant lias said of him,
bopano if ttaa TrnrT, ttnu i,0
may say privately it is untrue, it is
due the people that he should come
out publicly and meet the proof which
is ready for him if he wishes to put in !
a denial. Jjfet Lim ; remember' that
Democrats will vote their sentiments
whether Tirol, ihit.inn rr nnti.MrnViihi-
t- n ij ,1 . -I
tion, and then require their officers to r
bs both efficient and Imnesf.
Thekk is a striking similarity in the
methods' of dishonest officials, whether
of ibo General Government or of
States a fact that he can plainly
illustrate by comparing some recent
exposures in the Philadelphia Press
ol peculations by State cflicials in
Pennsylvania with the frauds ;in the
office jof the custodian of the Public
Treasury, recently brought to light in
Wtishiogton. The revelations in both
cubes indicate that it is the little ills
of life that -mate up most of its un
pleasantness andtho smaller offenses
that make up the great burden of
crime, ss it is ia comparativt ly trifling
things that thieving officials fisd their
greatest opportunities. Wash. Post,
JJem. !
Moke than 24o,ooo immigrants
landed at the port of New York dur
ing the first- half of this year. At that
rate, more than 4.3o,ooo of thee cru
saders will have reached us by the end
of December. Such an influx is with
out precedent. Its nearest approach
was last year, when the number
reached 327,371. The only ether
years when the limit of 3oo,ooo was
passed were 1852 and 1854. The
four years from 1875 to 1878, inela
sive, brought bat 282, 7oo all com
bined. N. Y. Sun.
About the biggest one day's job in
railrcadiDg ever known was executed
yesterday, when the traek of the Chi
cago & St. Louis & New Orleans Rail
way, 55o miles long, was changed in
about twelve hours. It toek 3,oco
mn to do the work, and the cost is
said to have been about $3oo,oo. '
BE TEMPEUATE.
Under this hwading we find an
article in the MHrfreesboro Enquirer
that expresses our own sentiments so
fully that we copy it entire. It Says:
"One of the features of the present
campaign on the liquor bill that is to
claim the atteation of the people of
North Carolina at the polls on Thurs
day next, is the ultra view that many
tako In fi;ct, it ha3 been carried to
too gi'iijt i.n exttiit by both siiTes.
I eup'e should be moderate and tepi-J
ptrate in ail things a3 wsll as in whis-
key ''ormking. Abuse is not argu
ment, and buth sides 'should remem
ber this. This is a free country and
people have a right to vote and act as
they ploa;-f. It is no special indica
tion of their depravity, or want of
gentility it. matters not on wlncjj. side
of this measure they stand. Many
support this bill Iroin 'conscientious
motives. They think honestly that it
is the best -thing for the State and
people. On tho other hand, many
thing to'' the contrary from the same
motives and promptings. Tey think
the bill objectionable, and upon it,
they cast their votes, for its defeat.
Both sides have their views-and both
are perhaps equally honest in their
opinions. It ia not therefore for either
side to be ultra and to heap abuse
upon the other for xlifiering with them
in this matter. f
Such mode of campaigning drags
the : prohibition question down below
tho: cesspool of cross roads politics1!
They are unbecoming, deleterious and
should be no longer indulged. The
advocates of prohibition can gain
nothing by waging a personal cam
pariga,'; or, in plain, words, in becoming
intemperate themselves by carrying
the fight to an extreme. And neither
can the ; anti proLiibitionists gaia re
cruits for their side by assailing those
who spouse JiibatioD, the preach
ers, especially, or by resorting to inde
cent? methods, or appeals to preju
dices. Such action wiU .simply cause
hard and unkind feeling and make no
votes for either side. '
The Legislature acted wisely, as
nearly all aree, in leaving the matter
witli tht: people. We all claim to, be
willing to abide the decision of a ma
jority. This is the yard stick of pub
lic opinion. It ia the measure of
township and co.untry. On Thursday
at xt, this yard 6tick will be applieel
at the polls to measure tho sentiment
of the people of North Carolina on
this subject. Befcro that time, which
is now only for a few days, both sides
are expected to do all in their power
by fair, honest means, to get ont their
full strength on the day of the elec
tion. In their zeal, however, "both
should practice the temperance they
advocate. They should remember,
kow also,- that it has been said: Vox
Popidi, Vox De? The voice of the
people is, the voice of God. They
should also remember that in our
State and oountry 'The majority rulea'
If this bill is adopted, therefore, by a
majority of the people of North Car
olina, it should be the law of North
Carolina. ; On the other hand, if it ia
defeated, those who advocate its pres-
sage should accept with equal grace
the decision of the people. Let both
sides be temperate, keep eeol if pos
sible this kot wtatkar ant await tke
reinli .
CRASD LODGB I. O. G. T. j
We have been Requested to publish
tke following, by Mr. V. Uallard, G.
W. S. of the Grand Lodge of this
order:
"The Grand Lodge of North Caro
lina Independent Order of GoodTeba
plars will meet at Clayton, Johnston
county,, on the T6th dy of August
The following arrangements have Wen
made with the various railroadf,
cents per mile first-class and three
cents second-class, each way: Atlantic
& North Carolina Railroad, six cents
per mjie round trip; Seabeardi&
Roanoke Railroad, three cents per
mile each wayj Fayetteville Railroi3
one fare roand trip; Western North
c&rolina Railroadf three cents per
miie eacn way; Richmond & Danville
Railroad (N. C. Division) round trip
ticket rates. Inquire of local agents.
me suoorainate loages win pieae re
port the names of those who will ht
tend to J. T. Ellington, Clayton, I N.
C. This session will bo an important
one Let every lodge be represented.
HE TOLD THE OLD MAS WHIM
. . i
So you're not going to marry Izra
Haskins' daughter, though jou know
my heart is set on that match,' th tui
i j f -r j n a i
to his son, Lem. Norton the ox-tamer
. i - j rei
of Yellow Springs. 'No, sir,' meekly
replied the young man. 'And, sir,'
roared the exasperated lather, 'may I
ask why you dare thus to thwart tny
expressed will?' 'Yes, -sir said -his
Edn in,a low, faint voice, like a joke
before breakfast, 'because Tasked her,
and Eke said she'd rather marry a
pump-log for brains than marry any
body in this family.' 'Ah !' exclaimed
Sir Marmaduke, with a fading inflec
tion, and then he turned away to Ithe
new Ayrshire cow in the coi ner of jthe
lot, and said, in a voice of a thunder
cloud, 'Huddupyer foot, ye fur-tailtd
imp of a thistle patch, or I'll knock
the stuffin' outteu ye with a neck
yoke !' And his Qwn son knew that
the proud-spirited old man was think
ing of her. "
The demand for labor at Castle
Garden, New York, exceeds the sap
ply, in spite of the large arrivals of
immigrants. There is an order for
9o'o men, at $3' per week, that cannot
be met-;
CoxkLing denies that ' he said that
he is out of politics. He is ool the
war-path, and it is doubtful if he(will
be satisfied until ho has Blaine's scalp
r attends his own funeral. 1
THE IMPROVED
AND
PURIFIEK
As a IVafcr E2ev'Cr: it i has
these Merits:
Its structure for raising water is
the simplest on tho Ameriean conti
nent. It is easily adjusted to any Well or
Cistern. 'I
It is very durable. 1
Any child csn operate ii. . ',
It will never freeze. ' I
It is always ready for use, and al
ways at its beit.
It has none of the objections com
mon to pumps. ,.
It wil. make warm water eold. '
All who have taken the pains to
examine the Elevator unhesitatingly
say it is the finest well fixture on the
American continent.
I have the exclusive agency for
Durham county nd will be pleased
to supply every well and cistern in the
coHnty.
Those who are using them would
not be without them for three times
what they cost.
Call and examine and yoa will be
sure to purchase. .. j
R. E. LYON, !
DURHAM, N. O.
August 2, lSSl-3m
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H.G. &Ju.B. COOPER'S
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w
Lst
Whole
Hog
t
Below we-give a large proportion of last Friday's
sale, taking the prices from our sales book as the tobacco
was sold, skipping no lot, advertising no man.
We do not advertise a few special lots at fancy
prices, but endeavor by giving prices as they run on the
t .1.. Ti . 1 r
iiuur, iv cuiivey 10 me r urmurs a correct iaea 01 our
Market.
W. H. DANIEL,
one lot, $9.00
18 50
13.25
J. B. GREEN,
one lot, 15.25
Z. ' EAJK.S,
one lt, 3.50
" 7.75
" '20.00
10.00
. 7.50
" trash, 5.00
D. Y. HUNT,
one lot, 10.50
30.00
41.00
52.00
13.00
" G.00
J.H.WEBB,
one lot, 31.00
R. FRAZIER,
one let, trash, 3 00
S. W. KNOTT,
one lot, 77 00
Dr. W. W. COZART,
one let, 75 00
" 5G.00
" o3.00
17.00
5.00
W. C. HESTER,
one let, 5.50
9.25
" 10.25
7.25
25.00
44.00
75.08
S. T. FULLER,
one lot, 6.oo
V " ' 12 oo
! " 15 25
T " 36 5o
WESLEY FULLER,
cce lot, 76 oo
f 6 oo
" 14 oo
6o eo
46 oo
: ' 26oo
: " 6 75
JNO. J. ADCOCK,
fne lot, 18 5o
) " . ; 37 5o
I " 1 4o oo
" 6s oe
BRAGG & LONG,
fine Jot, 5 25
T & 8 25
1 ' 14 75
I
1400
9 50
18.00
trash,
1 J. F.
one lot,
" 58.00
24.00
42 00
18.25
" 7.25
RIGGS & COZART,
one lot, 6.50
G.75
" 8.75
14.25
"" 38.00
" 80.00
40.Q0
60.00
75.00
. 14.50
11.50
N. E. CANNADY,
one lot, 7.7.5
8.75
,20.00
" 15.75
50.00
7.25
W. A. HARRIS,
one lot, 10.25
28.50
29.00
51.00
Mrs S. K HARRIS,
one lot, 9.50
" 50.00
34 00
" 41.50
8.25
" 60.00
if
cc
, VINEY ELLIS,
one lot, trash, 3 oo
A. CLEMENTS,
one lot,
W.J.
one lot,
" 6o oo
76 o
JAS. O'BRIANT,
one lot, lo 25
15 25
i 34 oo
W. H. DANIEL,
one lot, 9 oo
" ! ; 9 5o
17 25
36 oo
52 o
59 oo
it
W. W. BRAGG,
one lot, trash 5 oo
50o
D. W. KNOTT,
one lot, 5 o
8 34
" ' lo25
I. T.
one lot,
HART,
7.75
17.50
55.00
" 75 00
23.00
" 19.00
" . 10.00
W. D. ALLEN,
one lot, 13.50
37.00
" 48.00
v 60.00
: 10.50
Z. T.HAMPTON,
one lot, 9.25
25.00
29.00
61.00
" : 46.00
" 11.50
HAMPTOK & BOWLISG,
one lot, 6.50
I. J. O'DEAR,
erne lot, 6.75
" 49.00
60.00
. .11 trash, 4 oo
" " 4oo
JONES & CO.,
one lot, 5 25
6oo
lo oo
25o
W. H. DANIEL,
one lot, 8 75
13 o
" 23 eo
38 oo
" ' 56 oo
" 6o oo
73 co
9o o-
E. N. CREWS,
one lot, 6 oo
13 75
37 5o
48 5a
" 57 5o
" 61 oo
N. G. CREWS,
one lot, train, 3 oo
" 7 oo
49 00
20.00
E. T.YORK,
on lot, 7.75
38 00
50.00
74.00
14.75
L M. GREEN, -on
lot, 10.00
11.25
69.00
" 24.50
54.00
16.75
" 8 25
HAN AH HARRISON.
J. H. BULLOCK,
one lot, 47 5o
" 75 oo
W. H.
on lot,
J ona let, trash, 3.25
jiW'inrmTFmwrrWMi
Pnday
or None.
18 09
34 oo
48 oo
ALLEN GREEN.
one lot, 15 25
.: 15 75
65 oo
" trash, 4 oo
63 75
HESTER & LYON,
VU9 iOl, 10 Z.J
" 38 5o
" 42 5o
6o co
LYON & HUSKETH,
one lot, 9 75
13 oo
32 oo
51 oo
69 oo
N. G. CREWS,
one lot, jjd oo
E. N. CREWS,
one lot, 12 oo
R. L. BOBBITT,
ne lot,
7 oo
Soo
14 oo
26 oo
45 oo
" 56 oo
OO 30
4 os
16 eo
L. D. WILLIFORD,
BRAGG,
lo 5o
one 1st, 7 5o
26 5o
21 o
. 42 o
67 oo
71 GO
55 eo
NATHAN MONTAGUE
one lot, traah, 3 5e
5 7 b
- 19 5o
GEO. BOBBITT,
one lot, 8 oo
lo 25
14 oo
' 4o oo
" 55 oo
t oo
8 oo
25 5o
4o oo
MANGUM,
CHAS. GREGORY,
one lot, trash, 3 5o
7 5o
13 75
15 oo
46 oo
7 5
7 75
Ooo
CI
11 25
T 34 oo
" . 42 oo
AARON CURTIS,
one lot, 8 25
9 25
16 25
" 22 5o
47 co
64 oo
8o oo
M. E. PARROTT,
one lot, trash, 3 75
" 5 25
" G 75
" 7 25
W.T.ALLEN,,
one lot, trash, 4 oo
" 1175
22 oo
Goo
12 25
15 o
. 7 5a
3Goo
P. B. HOBGOOD,
one lot, traeh, 3 5o
4 25
2o oo
lo 25
58 oo
76 oo
14 25
3o oo
48 oo
8 5o
,; 7 bo
G5o
WEBB & SMITH,
one lot, 6oo
18 25
4o oo
" . 48 oo
53 5
4o oo
14 oo
17 oo
7 oo
" trash, 3 5o
S. "VT. MITCHELL,
ne lot, 5 oo
42 oo
68 oo
.. " C75
" 8 25
6o oo
two lots, 15 oo
JNO. HARRIS,
on lot, 5 5o
8 oo
8 25
12 25
26 eo
47 oo
6o oo
" 42 oo
5 5o
3o eo
" lo 5o
ROBT. ALLEN.
JONES,
G5o
lo 25
7 25
no lot, 62 oo
46 (
G B. EAT B A B. G
;- In or ilc r to save trouble of traasferring ear large stock of Furniture to our new Store, on Main. Street, Augcst
1st, we proposa to sell the same at GREATLY REDUCED TRICES ! v
' j BEDSTEADS, FORMERLY WORTH $3 00, NOW OFFERING AT $b 25. "
AXD ALL
We have the goods on hand and
tome ana iee tor yourceiTes.
goods.
We have one of the largest and
will have prompt attention if left st our Furniture Store in the "day, and at risht you will finkl Ja. A. McManncn in
his room over A. G. Carr & Co.'s drug sttre. We also have one of the finest Hearses in the Slate always in readiness
and JS-FREE UF CHARGE. !
B. L,
Corner Clay and!
' New . Advertisements.
Sale of Heal Estate
! By virtue of a clcree of the 'Superior Cnurt
for Orange coaut-, made in the lam; of John
8. Proctor and others against AnCerson Cooke
and others, for gale of land for partiti::n, I will
Bell, on
MONDAYTHE mil OF SEPTEMBER
nxt, in-front of M. A. Angier's store, in the
town of Durham, the landd of the late William
Cooke, contained in two tracts lying on the
waters of. Third Fork, adjoining the lands of
the late Rowland A. Cooke, DaLIis ilalone and
others, and containing in the home traet sixty
acres, more or less, and in the other tiact
thirty acres, more or less.
1 Terms of Sale One-third in cash, the bal
ance a credit of six and twelve months, bond
and security required. Title reserved until
the whole purchase money is paid, interest
from date. F. C. GEEK,
August 2, 18 1-tds Commissioner.
i . - -
LUMBEK,
Laths and Shingles
j FOR SALE BX
T. C. OAKLEY.
I This is to certify that T. C. Oaklev is sole
agent for me at Durham, N. C, fur the sale of
Lumbsr, Laths an1 Shingles.
j injSl-Sm ' J. A. WADDELL.
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M. V. ShekkiiX
A CAED.
I learn that some of my enemies are circu
lating the report that I signed a petition last
winter asking the Legislature to pass a pro
hibitory lhpior law. I am an snti-pi ohibition
ist and have always been. Any statement to
the contrary about signing any petition I j ro
nounce false.
: July ia, 1881. GABE BARBEE.
Groceries.
DAVID JUSTICE
Take pleasure in informing, the public that
he has opened a full line of
HEATY i FANCY GROCERIES,
CONFECTIONERIES, &c,
On the Fayettcville road in Hayti, near Dur
ham, N. C.
As h pays cash for goods, and thereby aavei
a heavy discount, he has no hesitanc, in prom
ising to sell as low aa anybody.
JurDon't forget the place, but com and
see me.
DAVID JUSTICE,
nolfc-tf Durham, N. C.
LIYEEY STABLE.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
I hare recently added a number of fine
Horses, Phaetons, Bsggies, 4c., to my stock i
and am prepared to furnish first-class accom-
raodations to all. Prompt attention aad
onarges mooeraie.
A.A.SBAB8,
X.O.
URN
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3.50,
4 00,'
5.00,
6.00,
OTHER
GOODS
IN PROPORTION.
WILL sll them, and! mean exactlj
lou will hna polite and. attentive ealeemen who will take pleasure ia ih&rime
UndertakinG
Our Undertaking Department is
finest stocks of Coffins and TrimmiBsrs
DUEE & GO!,
Mangum Streets. Durnam, IT; G
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN !
Mr. T. C. Oakley, Durham, N. C, is agent to
receive ordars and sell our goods in Durham.
Orders through him shall have prnnpt atten
tion, i GEORGE O. STEPHENS.
Baltimore, 5Id., June 17, 1SS1-21 tf
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OXFORD
FEMALE SEMINARY,
OXFORD, IS. C.
F. P. HoErtooD, A. M., President.
C. T. Frey, Music Director,
Th. v. jAsnr j, Ph, D., French and German.
The Art Dopartihent is in charge of an
Honor Graduate of Cooper Institute, New
York City. t ?
Five other atle and experienced tcac'iers.
Fall Term opibus Au?uct 31, ISSi. lias just
closed a very prosperous icssion.
For thorousbfiess of its work in all Depart
ments, the School invites comparison with any
other school in the State.
Bonfd, lnel, lights per month, $11.00.
- Apply 'or Catalogue,. jly!2-tf
ANNOUNCEMENT
I herebj iiDncaQC9 myself as a can
didate tor Register of Deeda for Dor
ham county. Very resp'y, .
WM. LOWE.
city barbr SHOP
Having; Just opened a fnt class Barber Shop
over the furniture store of M. C. Herndon i
Co., I respectfully solicit the patronage of the
people .of Durham. Everything in the neatest
order and satisfaction guaranteed.
Julv 5, 1831. L. H. BLALOCK. .
ANNOUNCEMENT
I announce to ihe voters of Durham County
that I riu s candidate for tho office of Register
of Deeds, and should I be honored with an
election, it will be my constant aim. to dis
charge tho duties of the oflice with honor to
myself and satisfaction to the people. 1 can
alio say to the voters that I oppose prohibi
tion, for I believe the. measure to be unjust
and oppressive. t
July 12, 1881-3t KINCIIEN HOLLOWAY.
NOTICE.
The Board of County CoimiiiKsdners will
meet on tlm. secmid Mofnia.y in Anuit next
ior ihc put .of oT ! t- i.m9 i) ta l.xtii. All
persons who hae "o l.xl iktit la.ea will
tneu hae an oii: .uu.ry to " do so, or to cor
rect any niini:nes.- 1
Bv ord r of the Board." . '
V.r. T. PATTERSON,
July 19, ISSl-td Clerk.
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
Wot Diseases of th
Throat and IiOnca.
such aa Coughi, Colds,
Whooping Couth,
Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption. .
The reputation it has attained, In consequence of
the mai Tellons cures it has produced daring the
last half century, is a sufficient assurance to the
pnblic that it will continue to realize the happiest :
c3ults that can be desired. . . In almost every !
lectio of couctry Uiere are persons, publicly
nowh.tvholiavebeen restored rVom alarmiDgand,
eren desperate diseases ef the lungs, by its use. j
All vtho hare tried it, acknowledge its superiority;
and where its virtues are knows, no one hesitate i
as to what medicine to employ to reliere the dis j
tress and suffering peculiar ta pulmonary alTeo j
bona. Cherrt Pectoral always affords in- j
stent relief, and performs rapid cores of the',
milder varieties o? bronchial disorder, as well as
the more formidable diseases of the lungs. ' j
. As a safeguard to chiKren, amid the distress :
Vg diseases which beset the Throat and Chest of 1
Childhood, it is invaluable ; for, by its timely use,
multitudes are rescued and restored to health.
This medicine gains friends at every trial, at
the cures it is constantly producing are too re
markable to be forgotten. No family mould be
without it, and those who hare once used it
terer will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the country
prescribe it, and Clergymen often recommend JI
(root their knowledge of its effects.
raZFAXEO BT
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists. .
t8U BT AU BOT06ISTS EVZBTWHEBS
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3
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URE
2.75.
3.00.
3 75.
u.uu.
what we say aboHt reduction in priees.
Complete.
ever brought
to thia Sfhto.
Orders
iil IIIWWS SCHOOL.
The next tesRion
will open on Monday, Au
gust 1, 18S1, and continue twenty weeks.
CHARGES' PER SESSION:
Elementary ClaRsef
English ail Matliethatics. .
Latin and Mathmktics. . .
.112.50 to $15.00
lf.50
20.00
5.00
Greek and French, each. . .
Tuition navable
one-half at middle of ses-
sion, balance at itk
lose. No deduction es-
cept in cities ol
weeks or more.
roti acted sickness of two
None but the laost improved methods for
imparting instruction will be iwedin my school.
Jne best help 1 c
lan cet will be secured, and
1 8hai: strive to mm
moral and " into i'.cc
who may come to i'
t nothing that tends to the
inal development of those
e lor iiisti uction.
DIS
C1PL1NE.
Sonic of my rat
introduce Military
.tiin aiu uiioua jw
Discipline i ii4o my school.
If I tind if to bo t
ho' wish of the "iir1"-1
snail nil; on urc: ii.
Good order is essfentfal to the success of any
enterprise. Every young man who enters thia
school will br; expettcd to deport himself ai
gentleman or be cajunot remain.
I sincerelv thanld
my patreus and friends for
given n:o in mv eft'ortB to
the encoura-'enienti
educate the voung
of this section, and hope by
faithful and honest
wora to merit a continu-
ance ef their favorsi
For particu a:s, apply t" the Prigf ipal,
June 11, IShl.
L. T. BUCHANAN.
"DOBEKT E. CA1
1
Attorney and
Counsellor at Law
DURHAM, N. C.
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able to r;ii-i tTi j.bkt'iii ? llayo yoo an ir.ita-
tiou iu tne throat I f u of opprasiuu oo
; the lungs, witii.Fi.orliruatiiT V yoa Uit I
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be abia to rai-e !(i".ciii. In au !.".? rpni -Uie
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Iwnnf Tntl'n I'iiU.
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piiwant sleep and Uaki
u up iu i.'.ic inoralii,
cough gone. In r.t; a working fru--!y; tKy brkih
lug, aad tiie bowelw mono; ia anatarainunner.
To prevent a return ot lht-v sympioay os- ths
Expectorant scviirl F".ys.
Office, 35 Murray Street, N. Yl
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TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
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parU Natural Clulor, acts liwtanlinti iilr. ss4 is
aa Uarmleaa aa aprinc aUr. bold bv Pi lining
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