VOIhXNO.
Professional Curd.
DUE HAM, N. C TUAY? SXS:
W. W. Fdixeii.
W. S. R()CI.H.VCU:
!TOUUIAC & fuller,
Attorneys at Law,
"IUEHAM, N. C." "
arrractu-e in ?tate auil Federal Courts.
. " Attorney at Law,
BtnaiAir, n. c.
Fracticea in tlio courts or Durham, Oranga
Office ia ParribU & Black well's waiehouse.
DURHAM v
Store
Furniture
n is doxi i e mi i o k.
I upoii the .td.iving stream in
! thouhti ssue-ss, apparently
NEW FIRM.
LUNS-OBD,
Attorney at Law,
KOIBORO, N. C,
13 M. BRIGGS,
L ' i , . "
Attorney at Law,
. DUEHAM, N. C.
Special attention given to the collection 01
claims in any par of the State.
g H. WEBB, M
-Attorney at Law,
- j
OAKS, N. C.
Will practice in the Superior Courts of Ala
mance, Orange and Person. All business
promptly attended to.
JOBEKT E. CARK,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
" - DClUIAM, N. c.
'JONES WAT30N,
Attorney at Law,
'' HXLLSnORO,' N. C.
Will attend Durham every Wedneslay, and
an he. seen at bis office in Uillsboro every
other day.
JOHN W. GRAHAM. . j
Attorney at Law,
IIILLSBOKO, N. C.
Practices in the counties of Orange, Ala
nauce, ! Guilford, Caswell, Person, Granville
and Chatham, and in the State Supreme Court
aud in the Feiiera.1 Courts.
W. GRAHAM,
Attorney at Law,
i;ili.si;oko, n. c.
rra-. txes in th" Courts oF Orange, Fcrson,
Aliii slice, Chatham, Granville and Wake.
Coll ection of claims a specialty.
I!. Lv 15. HENDERSON,
DU2TTIST,
V PRACTICE OF FIFTEEN YEARS "C
' . . DURHAM, X. C.
D-.-st rcf rf nees in the State givon. All op
cmM'.ms pr i t.innt :! i i the latent and best style,
and as none butt he best material v.ill be used,
warrantK entire iusf;tct:ui'.. Cuauoes Mod-
KRA1T..
TlieEIfiLliodist AdvartfiA
H AilfiiilU ETBIKT PAfK,
jh;v.i to-
RELH I0X. TEMPEIiA?CE AiNTD
GENERAL LITERATURE,
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Cioldsboro, jST. C.
FOU A
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On trial, CO cents for 3 months,
FAYABUS IS ADVANCE.
A liberal patronage is respectfully solicited,
We are continually adding to our
already ;
LARGESTOCK
and doing all we can to
SUIT OUR-, CUSTOMERS
15 QUALITY,' STYLE 4ND PRICE.
If you wish to buy Furniture at
prices never before heard of iq. Dur
ham, '
COME TO SEE US
BEFORE YOU BUY,
as we charge you nothing for showing
our goods. "A hint to the I wise is
sufficient" The well-known
THOMAS F. CHEEK
is with us and will take pleasure in
showing you goods.
JST Remember we are on Main
street, one ! door below Bawls' New
York Cash Store.
M. C. HERHDON & GO.
June 14, 1881-3ai
In spite of the .different attitudes I scious of the lixtd gaze her compos
wmcu Kegmald botners ' assumed as had placed upon uer.
ne leaned against one of the rose-! Ail at once Lucy said:
garland pillars cf his princelv resi-i "Are Tou coming to star withf.
6nce, ne was ment.-uiy- by ro means bomers '
.uumtriiii, to me sigui upou -wuien j - u ny, oi eourso, v.-as me inus'
his eyes rested. : reply; "wo are tho oldest pos
He saw a tall. rarfii! fi
D ' w - nuy. , tbAJ.& X. 1UIUV
A '
A
$1.50 PER ANNUM
Feat.
-i
Tlic Mule asul the IJes
The (ioat.
remarkable ff r.t. i'nn vo .-fr..- i n . . i-.
? jn- v,.u,vnu;iuiu .v wiitef wiiu some oi iiioinerarv
J 'tleu WfiO WJii tnkft thft iron- ! Jrit nT tK. TWI.L V t .
' f!eVfk f"e hlOButain v.hich sc-p--century ago, cotupossd a comical
u lfjng, iu the (.'aUf'or-
fill?
I
I 1VI
nllli
1 H
1,111 Ml
WHITENS THE FIELDS.
McSMITH MUSIC HOUSE,
-' ' . .
Branch of Lndden & Bates,
PRICES A5B IEEaS LllCTLf THE S.UIL
"KEEP IH DE MIDDLE OB DE RODE,"
AND BEAD
M'SMITH'S SPECIAL SUMMER OFFER
CASU fRICES AND 3 AtONTHS? CREDIT.
500 Tianoa and Organs on hand aril contracted
for that must be closed, ont before Oct. 1st.
A little Cadi Doicn and Uilance when
Cotton comes in.
Lowest cash prices, payable $10 c:ieh on an
Orf;an, $25 cash on a Piano, and the balance in
three mouths withont interest. This oiler ex
pires October 1st. Buy now and buv as cheap
as you can next fall with cash in yoe'r hand.
Tliis is- neither "Pie'' nor "Taffy? but
Good old Hog and Hominy.
Write to me for a little reading matter and
be happy. "
?,Order from this House and save time,
freight and money. Address
IT. MoSMITIT,
Jn!yl9-Cm Charlotte, N. C
Groceries.
F.H.Wood, I Cor. Editors
31. V. Shkhritx, ) ...
OR. BUTTS' DHEM
Treat all Chrcnio Diseases, and enjoys Jfi
i- thamir nuftf coniDlicated cues
7a'iTlOllJEX08URBte
JLM' J.9JXLs n t a diseasa thot uafitu its vie-
prime of perfect womanhood talking
with his mother, where thfey stood be
side him upon the white piazza be
neath the refreshing shade of matted
rose vines, and in- spite of Limself his
mind reverted to that wretched day,
five years ago, when he had asked
proud, beaatii.ul Gertrude. Howcrd to
love him, and even then ho shoulJ
hear her laugh and tell him he was
only a poor boy, and whin she mar
ried che must marry a man worth his
weight in gold. .
And she added:
"Bat we will always be friends,
won't we, Reginald ?"
But he had gone away in helpless
orrapair ana naa not answered her.
Now he -was worth his weight in
gold, more too; to-day they had met
for the first time in five long years,
and he had learned that she remained
Miss Howard still.
He knew he cwultftave her now for
asking.
Would he abk her ? Did he Care
for her still ? '
Even as the queries presented them
selves, Gertruue Howard turned to
him and her loving face flushed as his
grave gray eyes ftsted upon her.
"Tour dreams are realized, are they
not, Reginald ?." she said, with an en
chanting smile.
"Yes, Miss Howard," was the reply,
"mite has indeed been" an awakening
to a'goldcn "reality."'
"Miss Howard !'' she murmurrd;
"have you forgotten that my name is
"Certainly not, but " '
'Put what? Are we to meet ag
strangers '"
' I hope not."'
She lowered her voice and came
closer to him.
"You are not oflVnded that I drove
over hero without aa invitation V H,
"Had I kn;jwn that you were ir the
neighborhood I sficttid ctitainly have
tafctn the Jibtity
he said.
In spite i:f the
-
! yvcri t.
s the sjV"'
" M lilt AA-I , 1
towns of Pownall, Yt., aud j "epic," a cida:
" Tho goat is a native of the vacant
lot s about the city, and there are lots
r f them.
The iroat i3 omnivorous. He will
"'o . fci-is conntT. tSn thft mint (( cm imrr t ,o vrn!'ni .icfnf nn,i r,n.,i nn,.4h;n.. .;n
j j ) ' -" 1 uLividituu in0,11 L4JllJi luae iti, occo, auu ii i
3 ; aaa end of a bad ir,u;e, who kicked ; eoii'.e ant
thf re is a stone
spot here the
., Masstichusetts and
tfether. . A person
top cl tbe stone
e;nK.ot only in three
lme, uui iq tnree
tttooped
ll v, muse Oli-ILKH WliO rc-Kl'K-.l ! K17. fl J
, , " ,-
"H iork State hpe were in the joke that falls on tho company like a j Kids are on hand the year round.
...... - "-"'-"a " u mis ts'oe 10 piece oi sun ne.vrt
jrcunse tte-r alcoholic beverages.
t3"'ctc-rpr;sicg lesident of Peteis--rg,
to nu et the wants, of hia neigh-
fairs i'cr .Gs the mountains. leaaJ a
MY: I"! :.f I'll, 1 J n.n,.n
are '
Sbe paused in
Though pallid
wore iu her boson.. L
ruanded Lcr emotio!
say : .
"Well, plea.-
saj-irg " .
-Xieitrudq Howard
picked up a fern leaf.
"Daf me," she hiufihsd nrrvoii
"I fear 1 was sayiug what I have
right to yet. Reginald and I 4
swe:t!itarts ouce; we are '' frie'
now..'
c T i 1 j
-is mai an engagement riugrfi" the . land which cornered at the
your fanger?" Lucv breathed. noS.e sr.kn of. aporur:t?Al-r
ng to the daiutv hand LlcUNhelror:1:Xt5a ""',,,'"' bl0LG
fern. Kdng in the center of the budding.
"This diamond '?" asked Miss lilvKa then put up a bar in the.fbape
ard, slvlv. I -ia trianrde. one dde of which was
"Yes.". , iVvc-rmont, another ia Mas-acbusetts
it is an engagement rut?. , I1
vcx uj; you are.
"And
. "less
"To hi
Gertrude Howard looked for the
first time into the pallid face of the
girl; the dilated eves 'and nuivtrin'er
dips told their secret.
tier brief answer was swiftly, al-i st
""' uerceiy uenvereei. : p.M
A footstep crated mion ihc. nat.h
i i
clcs3 to a
liiis eyes lighted up ss if that was just
what ne was looking lor. He turned
nvthinr that he mavvroat,
evsrythiwg, and tinaity died kicking i His. principal fco'l, however, is
bee1. The follow i: g exfr.-tct will do: I playbill. He'is verv fond of letters.
The mule, which uad wandered np Let U3 honor him for his' love of
lar:e bee-hive, got stunct-1 1 bill letters.
The gentleman goat ia called Billy,
but he is. a Billy that no policeman
can handle.
The lady areata are called Nanny.
This is the ewo-Xanny-mou3 name. I
The vo-unar sroafc ia called a kid. !
ng the tinMhtu j on thd bce-Livo 'antl- took
mi.
He
ttw was not a:"ifad kicKed. In ten sc conos the only piece
erncnt and Massaekusctc?, of bee-hive I could s: was about the
i- l . .i. ) .. l t.. 1 1
This
Diece was ia
piece
the air. It y.s toeing kicked at.
The bets swarmed. They swarmed
a good d -ah They lit on that mule
earnestly. Afur he had Licked the
last piece of bte-hivo s ) high thai, lit
couldn't reacli il xi -r Jtopjwd
He
vll.inrr 1 (lTliiL
in 11 (tense log ot ewurBM
it.
was en-
Qg you are.'' . f '
I you are engagZ
e use
bjfdiiuk'or jaj
d I
behind them aud Reginald Someis
appeared; at the same iuslant there-!
wis a crashing in the shrubbtrv and tl
vi caiang on 3 ou,
ceiu i! sy of the re-
Dick sudde
path.
"Reg,"' he
"congiatulate
engaged.'' .
"You see Miss Howard back to the
house," way. hia brother's somewhat
nlv bounded upon
cried, mischievously,
Miss Howard. She's
the State of, iSew
he- took out
- but laid in a
Linick he sold
according to
The fact feat he was vio-
ae laws of tho commonwealth
Id Bsty State was reported to
lorities ia due time, and a con
rnied with a warrant and a
handcuffs was 1 eat out from
iiJistovro to- arrest him. When
..... .,,.iWfld t. the saantv no
i, number -of tLe r tiaenes 01
busfctts standing ut the bar on
do ot the li'e, treating each
a true Yankee style. The con-
teuued no -to the bar ana,
'r out his ecr document, bur-
1 4 ti the d 14-
r of corn-juice, and added:
it-i-.-.-af. vnn in ILe name oi
.'it n nftKusiaom
and bees, iin-l mieei wii,u
i .0 . 'I'be. moi ho kicked the
UUU D.i"H- - w . T
luu. x
Oil
wealth of Maisatliutetts and
"I will follow with fb-.ak-ttJfc.of 'bis airint
mark Ueitrude Howard b-t Iwr lin
with annoyance; fche had seen enough
of tho wcrld to knew that there was
no admiration hdt in this man for her;
but she was not discouraged, he had
loved her once; she-was sure that she
should be able so as to play her cards
that he would love her again and if
he did, he febould never
.1 V . : 1 1
ucs-uu us no tiid oeiora. -
At this moment uT awkwardnVss
(rax rmt ixi ilikl.t.. t4W..n44iu
ed liauliy ov.tr tu? LatusLiace ui'us
pauseel at Soiu v - r-i to.. : " . .
"I siy, 'Reg, .he .whisptred, Lucy
Lynn is
"ll is won' a w-re"cut bhoit as he
cauht sipht i: Mus Howard, w:io at
stern command
Miss Ijynn."
j Ho did not follow immediately, for ce
(jeririiaii Jiow;;rd wxiked wuh v,
rapid, 'ntryoua step.
1 y ,w ie fairly out ol siidi!.
0 his hills ccrrundon. the
1 - ... x
.iinim? in Lis eves.
cy," he murmured.
1 1 - . . . . . 4- 1 4
ir u not r. pesi-Jiiiia
to the
ttood inside the ! eatteru bins.
i,;l,cr l. rr,su Jiom Xlni grou
may have bet u mistaken, for 1 was
somewhat excited and very much de
lighted, but that mule seemed to rise
as hi-h as the tops 01 me VeVV.
trees He would open aad shut him
self . like a frog swimming. Some
times, when he was iu mid air, he
look ike he was imug.
He finall v get he did not rise
clear of the ground, but be continued
to kick with both feit for half an
..... 1 P . .I..,,,.! 1
hour, next with Uibt, one iujv au
the other for another half hour, tUea ,
with his right foot ever? few mmuU 8,
the intervals growing larger and loa
eer, natil ho finally was still, liis
bead drooped, his lip hung lower ana
lower. The bees Stung on. lit-
i.,l..l oa if he thOUiTL.1 a ls".
saeakiug advantage had been taken c f r
hitu. . ' ' , . H
I retired from the scene. Larly;
the next morning I .returned. lbt ;
sun came-sluwly up from behind the ,
The light loiiage i'i
The froat is ccnerous to a fault. He
presents a couple of horns to every
body ho sees. . '
In tho matter of rnero cash the
Cashmere goat is the most famous.
'Goats are fond f the eut skirt of
larcre cities; also hodp-ekirts.
rnP1 'i' "v -i- TOf1
. D 1 1 r 1.: . i,.iriitiH
The roat is noiea ior uu uuuw&p
o
l-.tl novpr flacrs.
The goat is one of the signi f the
diae. siiruif ving- that he has a pro
pensity to knock things sky-high.
- He never gets high hiKiaelf. luat
. . ' .,ln am f lin It-M-A-tt.
IS to say, never yem
Shakspeare understood the spon
taneity of the goat when he said,
stand: not upon the order of your
going, but goat once." .
Tho onot i a wide-awake ammaL
He is never caught napping, notwith
standing the many cases iof kidnap
ping you may have read about.
f or many years iua go.vi
,K- linlter kuawn.
Goats have to get on a high rock
and 'sun themselves. Give them a
,.t. nnnn. nnrl tbeV W ill always etk a
i sunny climb . ' .
The god 1 au was a boil
All goats do not pan uui
LODE!
!
ll(iU:RT0 d illld
-I... FOR j .
L3 I I 1 ii rn n i
If you want something good y Ji
are Belling lower than any, on,;
for the same grade of worK. -
GO AND TRY
THEY ALSO KEEP
ASSORTMENT-
THEM
A LARGE
OF , I, r
goat
lie
did.
Bill Ai)'s View of lAfv
i GASKETS AND BURIAL CASES
OV EVERY DEKCItimON
Always on hand, that tey will furmU
We had a good, old faehioned e-oun-,
t niiLt, anu uou t ii
it y fiance
at all times for less money iu
can be purchased elsewhere, and
! iien t
lie tvrued. t
iove-lubt
"Liivy, litLie L
"Let me know my fate
the -suspense no lot L't r."
To his surprise, sl;o shuddered and i v
drew away Jrom hin;, j
. J .x. - . . . , iicif c icc..lu:u .
I can bea.
1
Iftl- ST. lifi V. I 113.1
- I " . . t I u tre'..iiiieu wuu inn i .... .!ii iin aiornuii: ici
cnr, iaeghed ,a . , , " IS gcd'ca Us, Ml 'U-on- je . ,mj luiddle aged
Nl-,.,i-u:d p. uc p:e: r an , c.u; . A , be e could b. ; , 1 and these of
"r",. ... (l!, old m-n; but ! Keen lhuig hither, .auoeuci u,.ho dnm't lni 'w
Juaws all . ,..., v '.... setne of yes 1, road mazza aud
ilt;-' f V,v.ii..wlvV;Etru-Ble. Vtc had coiue , , a luobd ou and enpye
T,;l,ar,fn-V' v; ur t'ention to! to him. He was 'dead. Too umca ; v-s aU the sa m as we used to
..,., -1 .1 - Ul!OU nn- " " ' ,
1 in
1 you always, ,Yu ;3 onitrs, and I would!
jurisdiction.
,awity 10
not" willingly
ad."
' Know wi
it
wn :c reu w:ivt
tat :'
it!i ity but I know
l.e cried in a be-
fi'W days a'ttr tue u?r-u n""."
I an eiivil visit from a vermon.
t for
. r i. , ..r:-. V.v.wi.'in t.nat
5 frrreet itr ' 1;,o h4"
e Bat thB same tactics were cm-
11. oc! mi e.'io occasion 01 iiuu .mm
11 w;u
false;
t
1 J
1
1
1
Ones 'Her 'wu Wcrii.
eii as
Dees her own
What of it? 1
she at.-y!U-F.ar a 1
tl-v of respect'
work; docs. she?
i it uuy disgrace :
rue woman, less wor
than she who fcits uV
d
to
h
is that kind nature takes away oui
sire for froii as wo grow uiuci,
u!'..l bet'in to wear the sere ai-u uw
kiif. 1 don't care to dance now that
the c-nring in my extrem'.tics is gone
TO PATRONS. !
llOWEliTON & T.K0.,
. . Mangum St., Durham, N. 0.
i ii
;do
and them's lead in my
shoes, and I
Hue ttl.f mo,-fjrr,iie coptrfT'orTJe'o'i i.s ium-1 p;':.r
:r. lhe Vermont otd j. r a,.pc ;r. d
ihs mou::n-in t- p in di-. (;; ,;, ;-r d
,1 !'.f:;it t fc!v-
DAVID JUSTICE
TuVab hleasure in informins the public that,
he has opened a full line of
ileayyU fancy groceries,
CONFECTIONERIES, &c.,
On the Fayetteville road in Eayti, near Dur
ham, K. C. i - ' , ,, ,
Ab he pays cash for soods, anl thereby savei
a heavy discount, he has no hcsitanc in prom
ising to sell as low as anybody.
ee me. j . t
Durham, N. C.
nolG-tf
aun CDPRMfiTflRRHfTA.
Mnai iiiuiiim""
Its epeciSo mOuence on tho Seminal Vesicles, Ejac
ulatory Diicta, Prostata Gland, and Urethra. Tha
Dim ot the Itemed; is attended with no pain or Incon
vunienoa, and dous not interfere with the ordinary
pursuits of life; it Is quickly dissolved and soon ab
sorbed, producing an immediate Boothinf; and restore
r.tive effect cnon the sexual and nervous organiza
tions wrecked from self-abuse and ezceeses.stopplns
the dr&in from the eystem, restoring; the mind to
fcoalth and sound memory, removing the Cimnesa
of Sight, Nervous Debility, Confusion of Ideas,
Aversion to Society, etc., etc, and the appearance
of premature old cga usually accompanying thia
trouble, and restoring perfect Sexual Visor, where
It has been dormant for year Thia mode of treat-
nient has stood tbo test In very severe cases, and Is
aov? a nronouncea success, urusa are 100 mucn pre
ecribea in these troubles, and, as many can bearwit
noss to, with but littlo ii any permaneatapod. There
it no Nonsense about this l'reparauoa. Practical ob
servation enables us to positively guarantee that it
will Rive satiafacticn. l)uric the eight years that
it has been inceneraluse, we have thousands of tetl-
Socials as to its val-.io. and it is now conceded by the
ed ioai r rof c? iion t o b3 1 he most rational means yet
discovered of reach inir aud coring: thia very prevalent
trouble, that is well Known to be the canso of nntold
misery to so manv, and upon whom Quacka prry witn
their useless nostrums and big fees. The Remedy
Js put cp in neat boxep. of three rtzes. Ho. 1, (enouga
to last a month.) $3 ; No. 8, sufficient U) effect a per
manent cure, unless in sovere cases;) $5;. Mo. a.
(lasMae ovor three t'.onths, wiU atop emissions and
restore vigor in tho worst "VVttxwTrteS"5hS
ealed, in plain wrorperiFu.l DIRECTIONS for
using- will accompBnyEACr BX.
(Sf an ;r eenirr. i r npi
at ri nfiA mttmu iralill umtratmua 1
I PELLS
INDORSED BY
PHYS1CIAMS, CLEROYMEMKT
mwwvrw A6E-
1 SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
once extended iiim a t-orcaai biniio.
"C:m this be Dick V" she asked.
'Yes," replied "Reginald Sotntrs,
ithi3 is my brother. I wonder that this tl
reuiember him. He was alinos
baby when you saw him last.''
'Well .Dick, what's ud now i w
ahnnt liss Lvnn V
"She's residing down by the brooh
replied Dick, slyly.
lfi l.rother iauiihed
"Astounding' int'orniution !" he said,
' come, Miss lloward;.. permit mo to
show you the 'ground?. ; We shall
have tea soon and shall insist upon
kfipinnor you here.''
It was the very opportunity for
which Gertrude Howard had longed
and prayed, and she had no idea of
missing it. .' -
She laid one dainty hand upon
Sorner's arm and together they saun
tered down the vatb, through a gar
den that was a wilderness of blouin-
intr beau'.v. and entered a romantic
nromenade. shaded by stately larches;
that fringed the margin of a gently!) jy -soliloquized
flnmmrr ctrcAm . -t )c ltJ
flertrndeH .',ut PBeH
X bQrelv he must havev Jfre
'SO .Ml
i 'jiiii-.v, it
I ! .V-.d iK't ;.i:l
it-.iri o'.o and
i scorn btc.tii;." I
buried
1 : . . .4- . . . I.-. . .1 1 - . -i
jiui-y, juu u.'t, wo. . gain rtau ma warrant ana reacu over
t " i t . f ..... ii!'.. oiul i i r ! mi " i
happiest, tiay- 01 my , tuo nar . lor his naa. 'ine 'ialtLT
iilUtl H IV,
.'.'r.. Jd',?.'i,l:iKc:it thav old Hge la.creepiug
'love fer h r
iiid havu -firt-i-'ot
i-Jree, uih lliul war. j'jeiuaVned ?iL cut the shahty
hs laiiQhtd me to i'f-,ic..,.oor drinkicg-ticw su
,7.w. tn.n j-i,i:eo wfju e ui m -to rc
du'd ana wa; ju;.. -iibout torn lhe-i!iiS!ifliUoc:t:
!.tn wUi-ro (lie (KaUo ariiveri, aud proecedeti to
i oi it h wiy
iriH: '::.:,
1 UO ftvoj-d: ;t
.ViU-.iCvl v..
1-ilV docs .
th! I! V.itlj
ia wi.i. h i hsy wt re uierc-d, t j
a i.rirr- w, i r ; i hl:j' juiu-.l, l-tu-r
who, j'pt'...ui!r:
!, a-ii , saeer
il (.. ,t r. v. '
Ot C.h It!:, !:
t'd
! tor iivy pi.;L-c
i ihatit-jtii.t.s r..
j one cl the ehii
i (:ihc;d :: if:;.Ls.
than
ecuiiirv
V hO.-t;
iiS
1
on l.5i;ureil .h
i eornt-f -tonc a;, 'it v
. . t
idea of the truk basis
i l.Hsnri-B.
i (ne.cf t?ji:so.is to looXyriaud see
u.. :ier r.eopit: .lappy. Liij-iy jot.r day,
viit.U:tT it Ins iu youth or td-ue ;
e; j y , v-vy day, make most of it; gtt
.!; out -of life you can. .It woi't pay
lhj iDtiikcriDg a:ter soinc-
ovtr trouLitH ti::d
may never come.
Je
:vai
ti" vni t come,
r i . . ). i i. .. i ,
j. u.iovv peopiu wlu lei tue iiarii si
of Jifa; cheat 't in out of every day's
t 'a permit rae to have my revenge upon . st.pp,,d iuto the Vermont corner of u 1 "lv. --" , w a-a net over
Ithut woman who would gUdly haveXr.stlomicik-, and jut as he did to. he f?m . W biiow.d tne. attic troubles until they swell up like
hat. j blasted your happiutss. : w.is s-ed bv the constaUe from that cf caste cr rank, j one., apples and get to be big cues,
For answer, she placed her little .' aac. but while the latter was mdg w??. ? ctnil'a tlfS ting, to ; and they cm t eat or sleep iu any
!" ihaud upon ids arm and together they i cnt his warrant and Laudculi'. the "u "-"-' -ore xounua- peace, . . , .
It -. ., , I vt n- . - , , , llOn IS IliOlKV. Willi: I IjJ tho we.'iKf Kl I j!'lrt ttifm ia a rrri rh!utiini or,..
iretumed to ttie nous . 1 -V-w xonur i.rote away iron: L-un . , f , Li : . ,
!' r.. i .a;.,..-. IlrvvYimVLad ! Ji'r.-.-.f. n... ;r.rt n. r V(m-1 ",.Q,-1 of. ran.? known to civiuz diou. the gnt .of u is alwass cutting away
llnrdf rA-l'hr-r carr.a're iaad ws saying .; jorl:. vh
o he wae bt yond the juris-
licus with most uncerronioiii vxti;.-ii of boih. Aftir a time, hew-
i fer, it came, to tie knowledge of the
1 L.4
atr fic
bftste, .when the lovers appeared.'
"iliss iioward," ll-'ginaUi su:d, lay- j tnoiities on this side of the sine lha
. . , .i i ... , . . -.
dfct uning nana upou tue cui- j uia?i whs sciDng liquor witnout a
"t o not' go beiorc JLucy j Joense and a wfcrrnt was obtained
congratulated you; nor t.r hia arrest for violating the laws of
have co;if r.itinaiod us. in great Empire State
W icti 11... l,.t,.K.,. 1-'.1
C - i . ' ' ' i-. 1 1 1 i. tlClCUUi COUOlilUlC (lu-
cared upon the Eccne he leund that
inv
riage door,
and I have
ltitil ou
X.iil.it-f could hve been happier than
a,! xv a. cli-.nld liHvc been en eased at;
the same time." ,Le man had removed his stock to the
"Nothing !'' returned Miss Howard, r(,rmoat k-llie of -g il0uge a2ci waa
huskily, and gave the word of com
mand "to her coachman.
Gaziasr after the retreating carriage,
fhe Dck pa."-u" i 'with a disyn-
the tnti"f .s.--"ji.ioI ttmt tltry can he N
restored twi-r'ert-nianhiHMl.atui Jit- W
ted for fhe dtitien nf iife. some US tf I
never ailectcd . Sold OXLX by
HARRIS REMEDY CO. MFC. CHEMISTS,
Market and 8th Sts. ST. LOUIS. Ma
2 o "U" a? z: 'S
1JORSE A'tiO CATTLE POW5-RS
cs ii
V.'iU onre er prorem i isease.
NoEOBiB wlll diuol Colic. Bora or L r
vaa.li Fial Fowdcrsar asedlntime. .
Foatz'a Pow c.ers wlil curs ami praven t llo CBOtaaa
v..i. i...,7,Ipm will nrnvont CrM l ro U
oati-i PowJcr will Increase Hie onanUty of milk
mil cresm tventr par uaU and mke the battel 4m
Sfisa
ud cresm twenty por i
sod s-x!.t. ,
Ko'it::' I'owdcrs will enre on prevent lmol btsbi
Di-eahs U . vbxb llorsci and Cattlj re alit.'Tt
Ko-TT- POMTlKBS WIU 'T 6TlFAOTlOX.
fivIJ .verywliere.
. CAViU E. FOCTZ. rorr1cr.
looted tome duty, weariness. Dizziness,
fluttering of the Heart, Dota before th
eyes, Yellow 8kin, Headache, itestlesa
neas at night, highly colored Urine.
17 THXSZ WARNINGS ABE TOHZEEED,
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON & DEVELOPED.
TTTTTS PILLS are especially adapted to
uch casea.one dose effects such a change
of feeUngr as to astonish the sufferer.
They Inerausc the Appetite, and cause the
body to Tmke on Fleats, tbns the system Is
nnrUlid.snd by theirTonlc Arsionon the
DIstlTeOnnuia. Begralar Stools arepro
duced. Price Z cents. 33 Wurrsf St., X.Y.
TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
Gray Hair or Whiskers changed to a Olosky
Black by a single application or this Dye. It
imparts a natural color, acts Instantaneously.
Bold by Druggists, or snt by express on receipt of $1.
Office, 35 Murray St., New York.
CBr. TTTTB BAKTAL f Ta!blf Inror-Uo ud k
LKfui lU.rifto vUl k aisUHl IUI spplleUiM.
SALE OF LAND.
Stephen O. Terry and others, Ex Tarie.
By virtue of an order of the' Superior Court
of Oranso conhtr, to mo directed iu the 6iove
entitled action, I will sell to the highest hid
der, at the Court House door in HillsLoro, at
1 o'clock p. m., on Monday, October 3, 18.81, a
tract of land in Durham county, on the waters
of Little River, adjoining the lands of Dr.
James F. Cain, Wm. 8. Terry, Geo. W. Tilley
and others, containing one hundred and forty
acres, being the land on -which the late Jamea
T. Terry lived and diad. '
Terms One-taird cash, one -third iu bis
months, balan ia twelve months with interest
from day of sale. A. W. GKaHAM,
August 83, 1881-w Commissioner.
CITY BARBER SHOP
? Haring just opened a first-class Barber Shop
over the furniture store of M., C. Herndon k
Co., I raipectfully solicit the patronage of the
yooplt of Durham. Ererything in the neatest
ordar and satisfaction guaranteed.
, July 5, 1S81. L. H. B LA LOCK.
to this lovely spot to tell hu-if Me
had suffered no deehne a.t , to L,-
big heart was waiting wruM
This bewitching reverie, however,
LV-ly to mghtb a sud
den rustle in. we V-,
oaTT t. apparition oi a. u.
fluttering muslin, vt tyvout
nair aud street, trustiu ua.-t i.a. j
lhe trirl seemed etartledfud in
clined tp fly until Bomers, dropping
his companion's arni, advanced and
took her hand. .
"Don't go, Lucy," he said, ia that
tone which Gertrude remembered eo
well; "this is an old friend of mine.
Miss, Howard Miss Lynn. j
The two women bowed, Lucy in her
timid, drooping way; Gertrude with
her dark eyes fixed searchingly upon
the. jnrl. I
Then she glanced suddenly at Reg
inald and read the undisguised admi
ration that sat upou bis face.
"I ll sound this thing and find out
how far it has gone," ..she mentally
ejaculated; thtn turning to Somers
she eaid, sweetly: "How stupid of
me! It is chilly here and I have lclt
my wrap in the carriage."
"Permit me to get it," he said codr-
ieous'y.
V'hen he had vanished - up the
shaded path, Miss Howard opened the
skirmish with: .
"Gcme, Miss Lyhn, let ua v;alk on
slowly. We mast become well ac
quainted, for I I expeet to Bee a
geod deal of you by-and-by."
Lucy Lyon glanced at her com
panion quickly. f
"You are coming here to live Bhe
inquired. : j
Miss Howard blushed and lowered
her eyes. . - - ' . j .
"I expet to, yes."
They walked on in iilence, Mis
Hwttrd allowing hr eyes t rest
ie if- George, though, she's game to
-Byf . V''
erri.J,5 Wrotber did not har the
tttuiliag driuks to the State of Mas
lachusettj?. Of course -the officer was
owerltss to go across the line to ar-
oni hin. and hr sitrfiin f scanpd TIip
she's game to j(y ; t p f f, niir,f,.v f
in
biles arouud, but finally the officers
f the tares htates moved upon the
. . . . , . . i.
Bark, lor at tuai tuonieui i;ility at one aH(j ti-e same time. pd
ucing.pretij ajuuj J""Bi0 e'etant ruarSOiltr was now in hot
nerv new wyauij U1 later.,--He carried out the oke ' to
PIjr,yrnd. hurver," for getting on top
V btunWvhich stands partly iuthe
-diad,. mane is, inc-iMl., all that-enters.
: good character, are of; no uc- j left.
count with these u.jciai aauhs. Posi
tion in thi ir ttrhrd ranks is bc:ujjh
with gold, and every additional dolUr
is anotht-r round ia the laddtr by
which tlavatiouis gained iu their es
teem aud society.
A Hero Faciiijr Doatii.
John Wise, a laborer in the employ
of the New York, Ontario and W'tbt
ern Railroad, was killed at the com
pany's tunntl at Vest Point, on the
night of September 3d. While he was
excavating for thu new tunntl he was
partly buried beneath a landslide.
His fellow ' laborers went to his aid
g hiui cut,-, when.
Ii
x
p'ticByitites, he fchoutd: "Come
i i
Ml
on
d divide me into , three parte, but
make it hot tor bna that takes the
,?wo-thirds of me that don't belong to
him!' He .-bad, ho ever, taken too
large a. quantity of his own medicine,
to enable him tj preserve his equilib
rium on top of the fctone,-and while
tnl dt fy;n the constables he fill oil
-. . ... . . - . . . v. ...... , -bm j L
jQ;chngfett. v.htTf he was secured by
me onicer irom tuat rotate and taken
to Wiiliao;s:ovn in triumph. The
other two constables cone-laded that
r was p irtly in theSt?.te of
partly m thjejptate of
ua iney madet an equal
confiscating qnehalf of
io in the name of his
i
L.
A husband of a 'vuy fashionable and
dive wi'.o wr.s out- walkieg, a fdw
lays &'xo. with i.is litiie erirl, Wieit be
met a friend, v. ho admired, the cLiid
very much. "It is a Leiulifui child,"
said the fritird, "and looks very much
like its mother pamenlariy afcoat
the mouth." "Maybe go '' reeponded
the husband-father; "but I have never
seen her mouth at rest long enough
to tell what it looks like."
by -htLle until there d nothing
Er.joy the dav;v fret some irood
out of it even if it's nothing but con
tentment fur good health .and being
out of jail. Au old gentleman ol
three score years and ten waa'htre
last night came five miles jaet to see
the young people happy and he was
brightens tbe full luaon.'and it was a
pleasure to see him and listen to him
discourse upon life and how to live
and how to farm, and so on. He's
Been trouble enough, goodness knows,
but he never took it to heart or sur
rendered his manhood. .
A 'Spider's Balloon.
Something
; som
PEOPLE WI
That Good Pye.j Excellent Wheal
and Pure Corn WLi8"tey at
Oarrington's
That Old Apple alnd Peach Brandy,
Champagne and allj the Finest Wine
at
Car rixi
The Largest Sto'c!
and Cigarettes ever
at
gton's .
k of Finest Cigar
seen in Durham
C arr ington's
Polite and attentive clerks' always
at their post and ice drinks of rurj
variety served on short notioe. j
S. R. 0AllRIJVGTOfl, 1
Corner near the Railroad, '-'
I ' Durham, N, C.
and were dh
looking np, he saw that more" of the
tunnel wau about to fall. ObseHxicg
the danger that threatened his rcu
ere, the hero shouted : " Yoa can't," lave
me, boys, run to save yourselves."
His order was obeyed. An instant
later, while covering his face with his
hands ami awaiting his fate, he '-was
buried beneath the falling mass of ; tue spider ia not discouraged. He
earth. The body was dutr out and i vvait3 until the wind changes, and-
tnen sends anuxuer silken bridge
Heating oft' in another direction. An
other failure h lollowed by several
other similar attempts, until all the
points ef tie conipa3 have been tried.
Jiut ; ceithV r tho resources nor the
If you anchor a pole in a body of
water, leaving the pole above the sur
face, and put a spider upon it, he will
exhibit marveleua intelligence by his
plans of escape. At first he will spin
a web several inches long, and hang
to one end while he allows the other
to lloat oli" in the wind, in the hope
that ii will strike some object. Of
couise thia plau proves a failure, but
takt'n to Hoboktn, where his family
resides. Such instances of heroism
in the face of death deserve' to be I
preserved on imperishable tablets.
Army Worms.
Sid Angelina, suddenly breaking
tho oppressive silence: "Don't you
feel afraid, cf the army worms, Theo
dore, that are coming so rapidly this
way The question was such a
strange' one that Thee
ause-.l h
for tho hi-st time in his life.. Why
did she as!: that, he wanted to kcov.
"Ob, ;nothic;
eouore s surpri33
to looK r;,:;ht at Antenna,
she rej. -iic J,
toyed '.with. L;.r fan; "on!
say .they eat every green
evcr'tjiiev c-o" ,
thin-
as
sue
rs
;:er-
reasoniag powers of the spider -are
exhausted. lie climbs to the top Qf
(he polo and energetically ' goes to
work to construct a silken balloon.
He has no hot air with which to in
flate it, but he has the power of mak
ing it buoyant. When-he- erets hi3
d he does not ro off
u-re supposition that it will
carry n:i:i, a3 uieu often do, but he
iai-.tt'i-s.-t to a f.-u v-rfjrit nM..f r
hkh he - attaches to the bland
upoa wiich he . .is a . urisoner
"upon tire
oi w
1 l'
I tin then gets into his le-rial vehicle
I wiilh it is inde fast and tests to-.v-e
A pretty girl out West told her
beau that she wa3 a miad-reader.
jYou don't say so !'' he exclaimed.
r'Yes," said she, "you have it in mind
to ask sue to be your wife, but yon
are just a little scared at the idea.''
The wedding cards are out
A IVew Dye.
Never try to go to sleep nith an
old coat for a pillow. There is no
Buch thing as getting a nap on it.
"What are you doing there, Jane ?'!
"Why, pa, I'm gGing to dye my
doll's: dress red'
"But what have you to dye it with?''
"Beer, pa."
. "Beer ? who told you beer would
dye red ?"
"Ma said it was beer whick red
dened your nose and "
"Here, Sarah Lavinia, take this
child to bed." .
! v.ue-iiit-r lis ui:xisns!oi.s ire cap'ubl
i the wrrl: of1 bearing him away:.
cite:: .iCUi
be Las nude
He
t too sjjill,
WHITAKERS
JOE I'llfflli'OFW
' :' AND "
PAPER BOX WORKS!
3d loor Rigrsbee Building,
CTJRHAM. N. C.
With a ecw outfit of the best and
improved ;
TYPE, &c.,
1 : 1. l i i , -l
;aLiv;a case i;e nauis it down, lanes
it all apart, . and constructs ii on a
larger and better plan. , A spider baa
been seen to make three different bal
loons before he became satisfied with
hia experiment. Then he will get in,
snap the guy rope, and Eail away to
land as gracefully and as supremely
independent of his surroundings as
eould well be imagined.
A wise man will desire no more
than, what -he may get justly, use
soberly, distribute cheerfully, and live
po contentedly.
"Patrick,'' said the priest, "how
much hay did you steal ?" "Well, I
may as well confess to your Itiverence
for the whole stack, for I'm going
after the balanee to-night."
respectfully solici
latest
MACHINERY,
AND A GOOD
Papers. Cards
I am now prepared to execttt
.
sr PROMPTLY
All orelers entrusted to me,, and
ASSORTMSXT QW
EiiYcIbpes,
t a liberal patronage.
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CAUTION NOTICES
AND
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To those who 'have heretofore pat
ronized me so liberally I extend many
thanks, and will strive to merit and
receive their continued support
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PROPRIETOR.
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