- . H M ATJ -B A r niX-liviL Ui-A ILluLlDA ALU lJ iio,. VOLUME 9. DUEHA3I, C, FlilDAYj AUGUST 4, 1893. NUMBER 137. gdiafcl Jjtttfcatt game. . Ltliatile Sxtrtiaw ginus. pawl's SittS crVlnxtiJx. YESTERDAY'S COMMUNICATION IS THE SUBJECT OF ANOTHER ONE. Ma. Editor : -Your correspon dent was very much amused at the article signed "Switch," which ap- peared in yesterday's Scn ; yet "lie is glad that the street railway track has one : avowed friend,-and ' ven- '-' tures .the, jissertion" that ."poor toiling" Switch is . the only : one in all this population. .. ' . ' Poor Switch takes great delight "in making use of the street cars, both, for pleasure and to husband his strength for the day's work, and to carry him home, to his little ones after a day , of toil." . . -v How "many, times, ; Mr. Editor, , during the past year, has this weary - traveller': had the opportunity to rest his worn-out body on a street car seat, this, poor sonof toil. I wonder how k many nickles he dropped in the, Durham street -car - box during the past year in order that he might rest his tired frame and contribute out of the generosi ty, of his heart to the support of this glorious poor 'man's carriage? If he would only consent to the re moval of the street car track, .the town would gave her population much annoyance by having Switch brought to his work and carried back home in the Fire Company's wagon.. It seems that the town council' forgot about Switch and has only thought of "those mighty : ones who foil in carriages of pleas . - ure.'-' Shame on you commission ers! It occurs to this writer that the Third party aphorism : "equal rights to all and special privileges to none,, ought not to have been ofgotfenl) ' soon after Mason's celebrated cam paign last -Fall. If you haveior- gotten itSwitchriias- the peroration of his plaintire wail , in the . interest ofthe toiling poor. Two foolish wise "men of the IITO FISHER. Phi. & crops had been, laid "by," meandered their way to Durham, accompanied by two very ancient quadrupeds, called horses. They sought the Street Railroad Company, and pos- ' sibly after some persuasion suc ceeded in leasing the cars and the T right-of-way . of er the street car track. They provided themselves with whips, attached the old horses to the cars, and. started on their er rand of mercy, viz : to have Switch to work and then haul him home to the fond embrace of his little ones, and, Mr. Editor this writer is of the opinion that Switch was about the only passenger, and doubtless even he sometimes walked, when he should have dropped a nickle in the box as a thankoffering to buy corn for those poor horses. It used vto be a joke "on the streets that if a . p&son desired perfect solitude it could be more readily found on a street car than in any other place in Durham.' So few of the toilers or any other class of people had the time to ride on a street car, ;then,to think of encountering the awful sol Jtude, unless Switch happened to be aboard to cheef his weary fellow .traveller., y ...-.,('; , ... .- After the. commissioners ;'n6tified the representative of the Street Rail road Company . that his valuable franchise had been declared a nui- sauce; and that the work of tearing up me tracfc would be begun on A nm-ict a tTi ' lo and behold, Fer rell, with a face all wreathed in smiles, was seen , moving towards tha street car stables. Then a few minutes of suspense and behold the car appearetli drawn by two of the Later on. in the day Ferrell does not seem as happy, for the solitude . is" getting mnbearable, and' this . writer, ."confidentially" speaking, asks himself the question: "Where A is Switch?" Can it be that ' he is wearing out shbe leather in these v "panicky times, when his old - friend beckons him to come and . ; rest his weary feeti- , Oh! where is Switch? , - If you are worn out, run down the nervous. Magnetic Nervine will re store your health. Sold byW. M. Yearby, Druggist, ' Inconstant and persistent adver tifling always pays. Try it. - . ' f Yon may be a good judge ' of fine Druggist Sundries i-v and Fancy Articles. -I am r ' careful ' to keep a full line of such goods, as may . . , be required by my custom ers. . Do- you need any ... thing in that line ? If so, ' give me a call.' It will af - v - ford me pleasure to show 1 . f you these goods. I guar .v antee prices as well as quality of goods. ,. ' YOTJ MAY NOT. v ; Be a judge of Drugs and Chemicals.,ir I:keep "only " .the .BEST that can be procured from such relia ble wholesale manufactur ers ; as . Edward SquibB, Powers & AVeightman, v : Park; Davis & Co. j John Wyeth & Bro., and Sharp & Dohme. Although buy ing from reliable manu facturers I always, test these goods to satisfy my self that they are up to standard strength and pu rity, as laid down by the United States Pharmaco poeia i890.t I Solicit yonr Prescription Trade, And guarantee perfect sat isfaction, both in quality of goods and moderation in prices. GIVE ME A TRIAL -.-..Ana I leejMsurevu will be more thatt"'psjBS7H' - motto is: Politeness to customers, Accuracy and "DispaTch-Tri Siting Pre scriptions and Orders. COME TO SEE ME. n rf . Laugltt Throngh taking Stoek. . . : : V NOW THE GREAT CLEARANCE SALE OF Goods AT THE DURHAMSUPPLYGO., IS GOING ON. Four Special Counters, v WHITE GOODS AND WASH COTTON FABRICS-. CT. Counter. VA, CT- Counter. 10 CT. Counter. 15 OT. Counter. This sale eclipses all form er efforts and means literally giving away goods. ; Durham Supply Ca. i W. M. Yearbyy Druggist, recono mend Johnson's Magnetic Oil, the great family pain-killer, ; interaat and . external., , - J. IF. JONES & CO. CLEARING OUT OUR SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK AT " RECORD BREAKING ' ' PRICES." Belov Wa GIto Ton a Few Hints : ; Black Dress Goods, - 38 Inch, all wool NunYlllng at 45 cts a yard. Former prloe 60 ota,. 40 Inch Plaid Orena. dine 6S cts a yard. Vomer prloe ti eta, . 861nh,allwoolSergetat4iotar'l u former prloaOcta Mlncu Henri etta, at 74 ota. a yard. Former price 85 ols, 40 Inch Priestley . Silk Warp Henrietta at 85 cU. - , " . Former price i.0u. ' Colored Dress Goods) S3 Inch Storm Berge In Green and Nary at 85 a yard. Former price $1.00. 42 Inch Storm Serge, Navy Blue only, at 68 ota a yard. . Former prloe 85 ots. Fine Drees Pattern at 3 per oent less than regular price. ; Wash Dress Goods. American Chambray in Stripes and Plain at 5 cents a yard. Amerloan Gingham at 7H ' ots a yard. Former prloe 10 eta. - Beet A raerioan Gingham at 10 cts a yard. For- . : mer price 15 ots. Imported Ginghams . in pin stripes, very popular for mak ing Shirt Walts at 15 cts a yard. . , Former price 80 ots. Hosiery ano Gloves. V Ladles fast black cotton Hose 10 ets Balr. La dies fast black Lisle Hose 46 cts pair. For mer price 60 ots. Ladies black Bilk Hose at 75 ots pair. Former prloe 1. Ladles last DiaoK Liisie miwuiu ois pair, tiaaies fine Taffeta Silk Mltte at 25 cts. La ' dies fine aU SilkMitts 45 cts a pair. Former priori O ota. Ladies black and colored. afleta Silk Gaunt- -lets 6U cts a pair. fine Shoes; We give ft most powerful incentive - Tnn nno r i rro ninir in f imp rri i W4 iUl tJl 4u. I, vs. uvaAuaij vm w"vv partment. - Men's Buff OaU Shoes, Congress and Bals, at hXaa'A rawwamer uaii pnoes Women's and Misses red goaOxforttflSe 85T I We call your special attention to our stock i I Jjiru. PcnooeriB miumeii, moe. ounuu anq m, ft Hay lne Oxfords ana . Ki: JS: yOSKB' & CO. LOOK OU'fFO ITS! A preparation called ANALGINE, manufactured by a western house, has been scat tered over the coun try. Notice has been forwarded to them this day. that they discontinue:' its manufacture -.and call in - what fstock they may have on the mar- The Government has granted the trademark, "Analgirie, to us, and we propose to protect it. -1 ' LOOK OUT FOB COUBTEEfElTS, AND SEE THAT YOU GET THE Genuine. t ' " P. "W. . VAUQHAN. ANALGINE will cure the headache in ten min . ufes. IT Ml FRESH LOT OF "7 UST'ARRI VED AT Smoke the famous Bulle tin Cigars; unsurpass ed in quality, style and public fa - vor. Special by the . Box. 1W ' swu r ' I Something New and The newest and most serviceable warm weather Cotton Dress. Goods is the Bruoia Silky . 31 INCHES WIDE. Shown in light and dark grounds, Colors are. absolutely iast and. stainless, This cloth closely1 imitates Printed China Silks, hence the name BRUSIASILK. The real value of this ele gant BRUSIASILK b. A '15 tcuvs, UUl WC Ul fer the entire lot at . ioc. j ; cervard.' : For dresses and shirt ' waists it has no equal. ' -yNew lot of PRINTED IRISU LAWNS , : JUSTOPENEp. ELLIS,. STONE & CO. I SAT.1TM K n. I nit oldest Female CoUes In tbe Sooth. Tht2nd Annaal Muloa begin September 1 5th. 1HJ. Beeistr for lBt year 003. HpooUl fatnr: tb upveioDmmit oi neaun. uuar. titer and Intellect. . Buildings, thoroughly reiiicwietiea. 1 mijr quippeo rrepttrnorr, urmiuate uei luate Depurtuients, b" flnt-olaM lohoola In Muttlc. Art. LQ- gn s. Elocution. Commercial and Indus- 1 ti Uti blurt le, - . JulIM H. CtCWCLL. PBINfilPAl.. Salem Female Academy A GACKLIHG HEN May be excused for mak- ' ing an awfully big racket over a mighty little egg, . ,but when she cackles for ; an hour over a China door knob, It is time to throw a brick at her.' -There is " also some excuse for a : Merchant cackling a good deal over "r. GENUINE: BARGAIN, BUT WHEN THE SO-CAHED , BARGAIN TURNS OUT ' TO BE A DOOR KNOB BARGAIN It is time some body threw a brick or a Vshoo' ' at the noisy thing, v There is an awful lot of cackling about bargains going on just now, but they are all door ' knob bargains, so here goes our brick: Will Meet any Prices, and doaa. ' "well if not Belter "by I ou than "ttny Other Fimrin Dnirhanr, WE GOT THERE! Notwithstanding the cry of hard times, scarcity of mo ney, &c, we sold more goods in July than , we sold in July 1892. This shows who is doing the , ' . business in this town. s there' another house in Durham that can equal this " record ? St mtX BK ANOTHER BAEGAIKMONTH At, our store, as we want to run our sales, ahead of last August, and expect to do it, if there is any virtue in energy, push and plen ty of Bargains. . There is "really no cause for a panic. Be-calm and econom-' ical. Buy only bar gains, such as will be, offered this -month at New; York Cash. Sfore, DURHAM N. O. Auqu V r

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