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1 D. c j.: IV rvcr. i f;rt'. J- Z I Silt C' .T (1 ""v.'l . 3- I k V- i i U Ml kr.ow V .t Mr. 1 :-r. v;;d Lura ii Doaufort ty-thr.3 j . . Ht3 county s-rve c .re to Dar! :m i.. ?a .l;r t'.:e war and resided here since tacit time, anil,1 3 been idsnt'io 1 with t'co. to bacco interest until a year or two po when ha retired from business. lie vvi3 a deacon ia the Presbyterian -church. LIr. Blount was a man of unusual strength of character, and Lis gcnt.IIty of manner endeared him to a larga circle of intimate friends, "while it made him popular with the great masses 'of his fellow' citizens. Ila leaves two children, lira. R. D; Elackn '1 and Mr. Loui8 Elount. ,. The funeral services took, -place from the residence of Mr. Elacknall ' yesterday afternoon and was largely at: s:i I "1 by those who knew him in l.f 3. I ' i body wr i laid to rest in the cemetery by the side cf Lis wife, who proceeded Lira over the river ofdeath only a few months ago. ' . t - Died la Texas. , 'I'i brida of two months and five days, passes over the river of death,. , It will be remembered that a little over two months ago, Miss IMinnie Murray, sister of W R. Murray, was v married in this place to' Sidney Sugs, f of Mt. Pleasant, Texas. ';,;1' '-V ; (Her brother, received a telegram )uturday stating that t-he was dead. She was in Dallas,' Texas and died J in that city, Friday night. " The par - - ticulars of her -death aresot- giveru left Durham a short time ago a happy ' bride. . Her ryaina were interred at m "Mf Vlntamt ""Ijjttj'ir venioT;.. ' -. - ,' Several new, cottages are going up on Liberty street, between 1Roxboro and Queea streets. " ' ' ' V Irs." 0. V. Follett has had sev ' eral tenant houses erected on WiU r lard street, and is making arrange-. '- ments to have twa more built on Gregson street, s ' , t , The pretty residence of Mr George W. Woodward, cn Cleveland street, f: is nearing completion. Mr. Wood . ward and family expect to move in before Christmas, t . ':. A Delightful House Party. Misses Leftwitcb, Janie Andrews, Mildred McPheeters and Mr.' W. M. ' poylan, of RaloigS, passed through , the city on the 'noon train returning home from Haw River, where they have been members ojE a house, party at the magnificent home of Mrs. Dr. E. C. Laird since Thanksgiving day. Mrs. Laird -entertains in a most charming manner and her guests had ' ah exceedingly delightful time. It was one of the 'gayest of .house parties. f 'J ; ro,nr lilvs liOBt In Mease River. Raleigh, 0., Nov. 26.--New8 reached here today, of a disaster at Brooks' landing, on Neyse river. A schooner was capsized by a gale of wind night before last. Six "men i were aboard and they all retained their hold on the vessel. . The weather was bitter cold. At J.1 o'clock, Geo. E." Richards, a boy, died of cold! 'At midnight,' his stepfather, Wm. Wil loughby, mate of the vessel, went overboard, being made desperate by his sufferings, and was,, drowned. Two hours later ' another Xoy died and at daylight Henry Gaylor also 'died. The two living men secured the four1 bodies and laid them across the bottom of the boat. ' The living and dead were not discovered until a ' late hour yesterday. The living, llay wood - Dove and Erwin Green, are badly frozen and sufloring ag- ,ony. - . i A case of Asiatic cholera bns been 'discovered at Ranly, Mainf. The house is under quarantine. N ' ' i 'i: ' i t. v.3 c-.: ' -acnt' :t .1 . : 'iV: sMiry. -.n I -.! r, v ! o v r.3 u turning from tl: 1 AT.! '.nee meeting-at Memphis.. The vi'...lij situation was gone over, by " I, tfc and Eutlor . as they journeyed Lea ft.it & villi to .Raleigh, and c i !y on Wednesday morning Mott aud Lis able and trusted lieutenant J. C. L. Ilarris were seen on Elount street engaged in an earnest conversation for nearly two hours. From there they adjourned to the of fice cf Harris, where , the conference lengthened into several hours. . It can confidently be stated that it was 8 i ccd to keep up the organiza tion of the Feople's party and con tinue the fight. Mott, 'Russell and ITarris are to keep up their fight as Republicans and use all their influ ence to mould the opposition to the Democrats into one solid mass for the fight of 189 i. The policy . of these Republican leaders is to have the Re publican party formally disband ' by their Stats committee if this can be done. If this fails then a systematic effort is to be made to capture the Republican organization and con trol the State convention of 1894 and co-operate fully and entirely, with the Populists. It is not doubted by these gentlemen tttat they will be able to thrash Chairman Eaves with ease and facility as soon as that gentleman' is stripped" of. his revenue : supports. They argue that the result of th re cent election has destroyed Mr. Eaves as a Republican leader .because', it is now plain that if the XHcy of - UN committee meeting on August 2d last, and alUhe Republican leadejs-s-both yhito'j'M4ftiiftd beemsaited iur, -'' -r: -.,,1 - jvSbs"d party voie couia hav,eH5e3uhrown as thi'y "'suggosUd with great, unanimity, and that at least 25,000 men who voted for Cleve land and Carr would have voted with the People's party, which would have defeated the Democrats, by a very large majority ' 1 T . , i . ' Another Donation to Trlutty, The trustees of Trinity College held an, important meeting .in Durham a few days ago. Borne important measures were adopted. ' The Dukes have given $10,000 more tothe col lege. . The board recommended, to the two Annual Conferences the ap pointment of a financial agent tot thp college Winston Sentinel. - . - A CARD. ' Inasmuch as several of my signers for the poetmastership of the town of Durham; nave been to me this morning, asking me if I in tended to resign induces me to write this notice.. To my friends who have promised to recommend me for the position, I must say that I am still In the field for the office, and shall fight it out on this line, "shall it take all the summer." I shall be around in due sea son, and shall expect my friends to renew their signatures'. ' Having seen it published' that I had withdrawn, is a grand mistake, and does me injustice. ' ; Respectfully, - f , ,,0. A. W. BAHHAM. .'GRAND 30 DAYS' SHOEaridRIBBOtjSALE. I will dazzle torn on prices. Let all come to See Ho'sTtcy DROP OFF For. 30 Days: $i.io Don. But. S'hoes, 89c. $U2K ." all solid,- -98c. $1:69 ,V -' $H9 , . . 00 The finer slinea will go the same way. Men's ft () Ciiir. for only fi.a). Silk Handkerchiefs, Witidnor TIbh, Kid Gloves,: Fancy iluir l'ins and other goods go tins way tor, au nays ouiy. - J. . L. COLE'S - New York Racket Store. Csicrtaycr asi Usicrsollcr of ill. ; n will lecture r.t i evening. S-jeur nail's drug etc-. IODS ND- 'I Two Sp c' l Ar,r.ort ,menta c!" racir,?-. . -DRESi GOOL3 Have met ,itli great suc ceed, and have made our Dress Gr ds . Department FAMOUS. . We ai 3 making big SWEEPING SALES - .in our ' . DRESS CCM)S , CEPARTZEIT, which is the stroncr. x est ' reason that our -styles are right : and prices satisfactory. , Of ; ' our 39c press Goods it . " takes siz. yards :fot 'a- I hey Are just as to 6cJc. a yard.i ' The . 25c. assortment is sell-. ing equally as fast. In,. . this lot, you get rich' , Reds, Greens, Browns, Ravy, Garnet, ; -, Olives, Shepherd's Plaids. ' " The whole lot ifl offered at; 25c. a yard. '$1.75 buys' a . ' dres8,4 The styles bo perfect Li ly imitate the higher class goods that 'it is almost im-; ;V possible to see the difference. , More of the 54 inch Ladies' .; i Cloth, 85c. - Very handsome goods, and having an im- mense run. : 4 yards make a . r ? dress, costing only $3 40. - New lino'of Cloaks and Car- ' ' , : ; ' pets. . . . ELLIS, ;ST0HE & GO. THAXTON '& PATTOU, IU1I STREET, DDMAS; 1..C.' , A cold wave coming. 1 Now Is the time to lay v in your whiter supply of , . i DRY. GOODS, ' such as Pant Goods, Flannels, Canton Flan nels, wnite Uomestio, cotton unecu. , - - . Also your winter Boots and Shoes. We are sole agents for the Bay State Shoe afid Leather Company's Shoes for Dor- ,. . ham and vicinity. Also sole agents Monroe Bros. St Go's htioes, . k Men's Handmade Congress and Tiacn. Tjftdles' Button and Lace. MiBses and Children's, direct from the factory. We carry the prettiest line of China, Cricicry and Glassiare ,. yon will find in Durham. We carry A good line, of ' , 1 v. (;eavydPoncy Groceries of all kinds. We will take plsasnre In show. ing yon our goods, and will save you . ' money in buying from n.n. Our ' motto is, ' yiilck .Sals and v, , Small Prolitn." Come- "i ' . one; come all and be , " : ' . . .1. convinced that ' . - . r , ' '.what we are 1 " . : :s o ; .- telllngyou . . . ' ..... ' ' ' ... . is true. . . " i ITours very respectfully -' ' TIIAXTON & rAlTON. OctS5-tf 1 " i v, '.. ' ' DRE? 3 VJ;.: ( f ir,r" r f'aiw, (I It 1 T Nt '" tul tutt &m i . of Ul svuuud Lull Onftel Hh rf C -hi', r 1 v'i t't v 1 m of r V, .A.i , . e co: 1 --.t ti.' ' .!! t i i -in .. cr -.itv twa, e '-n ij i now, Iur v 0 i mi (live vn mi mv.,i , l.ou to ftu exi..i.t tif s 1 - fe-. Mm, in' i tlielilie of wli!( li yoa(?) -v Lav p'ii, but we liitveu't. . 'e nw t UJ SiHt OH. Mil tl! 11: L bfVrwi.l ' " q i"-a ton. l.ave -t pil'lB III t' 4 (. liHlX ItlK-K.. It k "i you tii hi t lit t,h ut.. V-t. in Block ud in pi'K'hh me here Iur J oomiutriDotk . , v, ' DEESS GOODS, . It's . '. tn a f '-f 'mid , cf 1. 'a ) K a ( l ' ; ' lt'gaii Liot)i Mt-oii(!(,iuu to kuo . them h-vftry timmor, evmy avn- ; teuoe of the woiiilivii8 Dre-8 htum story for the cold eousou of lo.8, is told there. 1 1 . ' , AND THE PRICES ARE AS MARVEL- OUSLT LITTLE A3 THE GATHER- INO IS GRANDLY GREATi ' . Take the sensation line at 40 cents. , . --, A doxq or more beautiful stylet in v Fancy Mixed Suiting8, Fancy Cheviots, , lair Line Cheviots; ; ; ; Fancy. Plaids. . , . , The sorts at B0o., Mo., 75c, and soon ' up, are, many of them, as remarka , . I ble accordingly. ) The Year Round. HOT AND COLD SOBA.- FRESH LOT OF Dcliciouo GandieSi HANDSOME LINE LADIES' AND GENTS'; PURSES, J JUST ARRiTEDl .Latest Articles Out;, '' . ; in tee . -l DKTJGSTOEE- TiiAiiica! Vi'vvv vvvVVv , vvvvvvvvVvvv Those blessings which vre have i from day to day; evoke our sin- cere thanks, and hence 'I' T Is a custom honored in the observance and de ' serving of oil honor; . ForEialth, ; 1 : . , For itssim Ccsforts, ' ' .For Friends, "'r-.y.' For Bountiful Earic:ts, LET US JOIN IN THANKS ON ( . 4 - Tf t - ihanksgiviogut: . past trade and hope to ' , s ' win your approval " - in the future. 1 .. , , i . -,,. 1 ' " f , i J' x 1 The (Pilgrim fathers came i too early ; in the his toryof our country -te enjoy them-1 ' selves and 1 ' -they.'1 V ' : A' WERE VERY . THANKFUL For those v compara , tively ' slignt com- ; forts known on grifn' New, England's bar- . - ren shores. t i ) For what theyhad ' ,was seasoned 1 with,' ..' , : devout appreciation ';,of freedom. .'How , much greater, would their gratitude have; if they could hava traded at RawlslMs h Store . ; Comcfand see the bargains those nice old gentle- ; - men missed, (TIT, -: i 5..-' i Nfc'jh :'.: mm
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