CAUGHT OH THE ILL'
SOMS CS HIT. DOIXC3 IK euiuiam
as go along.
Just A String of Uttle Items we Find
on t'.d Uarsia of our 'ote-Boolt.
r.-lwit Fool is the pocc;s3or ef a
Lea it:,t cr.ra8 c3 the test last Uon-
cay, and brought out wila her a
fresk in the chicken line. It has
two or-Iaory le9 like any other
chicken, but in the rear of thosa
there are two more well developed
les. thoura. they are rather too
short for walking purposes at pre
ent. It is alive and doing well. That
chicken is well heeled, as the saying
-goas.'Wttealt gets-tired of running
cn the two front feet it can fall oacir.
on the others. , ":: . " '7-
During the BUins trial this
Judre Ehuford looked over
the erowded court' house and re
marked: )4Hr. Sheriff, I see a num
' ber cf boyg in here, both white and
" colored, whose morals . will not be
improved in hearing this case,, Or
dar thsm out and keep them out."
There were a great many nods 'of as
sent, and the boys had to go. The
Jud'O ii receiving a great many
compliments upon his action.
J. 8. llesley, the Kerchant tailor
has a beautiful line of the latest
i Spring goods for gentlemen's ware
' He can suit any taste. ' Be sure to
insDect bis stock. All fashionable
styles. :'. . "'-.H
. v The handsomest line,, of dress
goods ever brought to this city is now
on sale at D. T. Swindell's. Every
thing in the very latest shades, either
from bolt or in patterns.
Lost somewhere between . the
Beams Warehouse and the E. & D
depot, a bunch of key?i The finder
will be rewarded by leaving the same
1 at this office. ' , ,8-tf
- The University ot North Caroli
na base ball team and the Durham
-..team will play ;a match' game tomor-
. row afternoon at Trinity Park
There was much talk on our
""".dent's ameSBVii&-
i.
-See
W'iVt
. a:.:..:d thz statu
A Urlef Glance at "What Is Happening
la our Borders.
The numher of students at "Wake
erest College .is now 200.
Albert Campbell, . confined ia
litchell jail, serving a sentence for
manslaughter, has escaped.
The Record says that at a conser
vative estimate the baseball crowd
left $3,000 in Greensboro last Friday
The Revolution, populist paper,
suspended at Charlotte and set up at
Marion, has suspended there.'
Sir. L. C. Porter, of Minneapolis, !
Minn., has purchased 14,000 acres of
land in Columbus county. It vill be
occupied by a colony of Swedes. V
The trustees of the Chowan Bap
tist Female Institute, will meet at
Murfreesboro April 10th and elect a
successor to President Brewer, who
was recently chosen president of the
Baptist Femal University, to be es
tablished in Raleigh. ... . -
The trustees of Wake. Forest Cfcl-
lege will meet in Raleigh on Tuesday,
ril 10th.- This will be an impor-
tantmeetiog. A president of the
board will be elected, the question of
the enlargement of the faculty will
be : considered, and arrangements
made for the permanent establish
ment of the Law School. :. I
Another evangelist has t come to
griefs "Rev;' John Marston, who
claimed to be a Campbellite preach-
er, of Chicago, after converting- sin
ners at Waynesville, was locked up
there Monday night on' the charge of
OF AIISOm NATURE.!
people Y7 no err out of doojis
A'Nl? STIU AF.OTTND. k
A Brlet Mention f Those Who Come
and Go and Stay at Home.
' W. W. Full :r returned today from
a business trip up the'road. . . : .
R. E. Lyon left yesterday afternoon
on a business trip to Danville. ' .. - v
Mrs. John W. Jones returned to?
day from a visit to friends in Win
ston. . ' " - . ; '
, Miss Mary Johnston, -who has been
visiting Mrs. J. T3U Patton, returned
to her home at Chapel Hill last eve
ning. '. 1 .
Miss Annie Link returned to the
State Normal, at Greensboro, last
evening, after spending a week at
home. - v " -.'. "
Miss Janie Andrews . , and Miss
Smith, of Raleigh,' passed through
tb city today returning home from
a short visit at Haw River,
Ilirhest cfaU ia Leaverur. IV.ver. Latest U. S. Gcv't
.tpcrt.
"dhi&Vand down.'.' Ho proclaimed
that he was able to whip the whole
town. - ', i ''..'.
SlasatUfled With Oklahoma.
, Chatham Record : About the 1st
of last January a colored man of this
place, named Webb' McClenaban,
went with bis wife to Oklahoma Ter
ritory to seek lis fortune, having
heard most : flattering accounts : of
that section. He is an industrious
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
4
Rafua noaae CnU hta Throat and
' . Tben Walks About. x
Raleigh Visitor, of 29th: A white
man named Rufua House, who is an
employee at the Caraleigh cotton
mills and whose home is in the south
ern part of the city, on what is
known as Casweli's lane,' cut - his
throat last night and may die. Last
night he was lying a pallet on the
floor and while there took a knue ana
cut his throat, Jpserting the blade in
the left 6ide under the ear, making a
gash five inches long.,; Just after he
bad thus ut . himself he - iron and
walked about the house, looking for
a razor. .His walking awakened his
wife and when' she asked what was
the matter he replied toothache. He
sat down in a chair and Jbi9 wife
hearing ' the blood "pour from bis
throat and fall on the floor ran to
him. , She gavefhe alarm and a phy
sician waaSimtf HEor..TJ?9lterriWal
ftawas sewed up: - The loss of
v . Asleep Several daya,
A letter froia Walnut Cove to the
Winston Sentinel says thaMWBsn
Angel, a young man -whor came tp
that place several months ago from
Virginia, Is attracting great interest
among the citizens of tb Cove and
surrounding countryT v V1
The young man has been working
at a saw mill near the Cove. On the
morning of March 27th, he wa9 found
in his room apparently sound asleep.
Physicians were called in but up, to
last evening all physical science had
failed to arouse Mr. , Angel from ' his
slumbers. He was breathing appar
antly easy, therefore his case is a
strange one. Mr. Angel is esteemed
by all who know him, -
". Will TTot TJnito. - , 1 :
' Raleigh, N. C., .Marplr 23. Mr. (j,
Charley Price, one of the repuolican
leaders, says that if .there is coalition
between the republicans and the popu-
lists he will canvass the state in op
position to it. He declares that no
A. 1 t." . 1 i J1 J1. .
true repuDncan era anuiaie wnn ine
populists as they, have 'nothing in
common. Ho will V insist on , a .
straight republican ticket if they ex-"'
pect his support. -
.., The strength of the Farmers' Ah
nance ia reported by its state secre
tary, Barnes, to be 50,000 equally
divided - between the two sexes.
There are v 1,650 ; sub-alliances. He
says these are rapidly reorganizing.
mao and saveot up about llOOW-tokyT waa grVaET" Mf;rHouse- said
with trnn, ana now au ot Wiat,J is thfa morning while ' tha " wound was
spent and he is without emplowiuent. being attended td that . he imagined
ioTltlrSr Honeyton," the
his
peoplejiad come to kjiyi him and that
. . Will Use Blood-boands. -
Chatham Record:. The frequent
barn burnings in the western part of
this county have caused a number of
the citizens in that1 section to raise
enough money , to '; buy two " blood
hounds, which arrived from Pennsyl
vania a few days ago, and will be
used in detecting the incendiaries
when they burn another barn.'
" Sale of Accounts.
.We will on Monday the 16 day
of April 1894 sell . to the highest
bidder for cash at the -.court house
door in the town of Durham all the
unsecured accounts , due . flv"1
firm of Jones and LvQttt'uiess , set-
tW. vt tecurecL'Oii or tefore that
date. JONES cz JtRIDGEN,
Trustees of T. W. Tones & Co.
mar 16-2W - . yT!
n i- iir t 1 1 i 1 :
'' Dividend, wv'.j iv;. :
On Tuesday next, the 3rd day . of
April, -we- will pegr -to thacrflditors of
Admiriistrators Notice.
HAVTNO qnaliQed as Administrator of the
. estate of Thomas D. Jones, deceased,
this Is to notify all persona having claims
against said estate to present the same to me
oaor beroroApm Jet.is'Ja, or tnu notice win
hn nlsart In Imr of their reo vtwV A.n j ftil
persons owibk the etlate are notified and re-.
quested to settle the1 same with me at once.
This March SOtlklS'Ji. . mT,
.J. H. 80UTHGATE,
mSO-Sw ' , : . 1 Administrator, dto..
-.--r-ff r---r-VttTOTuATBrmOT destitute. . His
ethers who may be disposed to . seek
their fortunes in in distant places
about which they know nothing. - v
I j Ji. .:.-rch31t.t.
. -r-We have 7,000 to lend on very
1 good real c.tate security. The amount
caanot be divided '
v ' Fcixer & Fuller.
A delightful entertainment is in
itore for our citizens at the Opera
House, Saturday, March Slat.
There was a slight fall of snow
in Grecntiboro yesterday - afternoon
says the Ilocord. a
For rent two room or a tour
room liouua ou Pine street. Apply
to A. GcM- tan. , 1
It is renounced that another
cr.l 1 wave i 1 rrtsrirj. " .
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at Civl
II:r.ry,
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lure ceit Tiu ; 'ay e'ven'rg,
j Kail, by Mr. Walter IS.
cn woman, will be a rare
C, "'iicg ."'cf his lecture in
: i ! :t Tuesday night, on
j t ' j -:t, a correspondent of
' " 1 L'ews-Observer-Chron
'y dil he touch upon wo
cl'y r3 a bread winner
" ' 1 crpalilities, but
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-Remember tho Racket Grocery
takes care of its customers six days
in the week. .
; Wilfred Clarke Last MgUU V
Not an overly large audience greet
ed Wilfred Clarke last evening, in
Stokes Dall, and it was regaled with
a most humorous entertainment in
the play of Little Butterfly." It
was full of amusing scenes and situ
ations throughout and showed the
ludicroursess of a flfty-year-ol J son
of ft twecty-eiht-year-cld e ? t.'-'i-er,
'at' -3 the'1 mixed cor. it :
them into. The play was w 11 r.
d red. ; , ; . , ' '
Mr.' Clarke, who is a pplendid co
median, issuoii jJ by a good com
pany,' and r his plays are worthy of
full housos-. '
Railroad llota.
The etict bound train was out of
g?ar r .in today over two hours
late. Hi) delay was caused by wait
ing at Gresnsboro. 1
It U said tl.o schedule makers of
tho r.ki.rr-ortd & Danville railrcad
cro tt work on a new time t
v, V.;h will Eopa be ready for tb
; Ws. TL.ra will only be s'.bt
cL.".-3cn tka North Carolina roal
It i lr '.low. " -.
Tho co! 1 v r 1 - i poop lo i
doors, and j a d.. ;cr on ,t!..
fprics r ' but ti a t:;J.-.S' ror.tinr
t.) run r I v; crs.tlaua to t i
iwr ' '. i f r 1 t " f
-. ; "' 3 s t'. ... ; ' ".
be
lief that J'i9-.mindais;-ftffecte(d. .He
has a wife and 1 40 daughters and is
a faithful worLuL- Not long ago a
man who lived in the same house
tried to kill his family and himself,
but was arrested . by -the police ana
was pronounced iasane.
-. ;.
, The Annual Debate. .v
' The' judges of the annual debate
between the literary societies of Trin
ity College are, Professor A. H. Mer
ritt, Junius ParLer, Esq.t Major W.'
A. Guthrie, Tr f.sor W. 'LCran
ford, President J ohn F. Crowed The
debate will bo L .11 in S'tokpaTIall on
the night of ArrUlSth. ;
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Racket "Grocery
y goods cheap, for
he week
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
Kotlce Is hereby given that the registration
books of the Town of lHirham will be opened ;
on Wednesday, March 88th, IciH, for the pur-'
pose of registering all parties who are eutit
Is d to vote in the town election to be held
Putylay, May 7th, 1881.
ttistrar lor .Nortn unrnam trccinci
Paul' Wnnpfl. nn MhIii Street.
KegiJtrar for Bonth Durham l'recinct-
H.
M. KovMuind. nn Muiirnm Htieet.
Regist-fcikra Books will be closed on April
th. . . . ' : THOS. L. tEAV, (
mar2S-tdv Mayor..
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NOTTOF ELECTION; : :
dividend, sn ;Trr3S6htaUo6 - .of -their
claims at our office. '
V. Ballard & J. F. Wilt, (
m 28-1 w Trustees of B. L.; Duke. "
BV order of the xoard' of CommIaMnr of
North JDuiham in 4UeV meetme of MaroU-
. The boks are now -open at nvr-Iwmeseaf ;
Stray horn's spring, 'mis' Sivtu day of Marco,
mar37-30d
fnir.
CHARLES STKAYHOUN.
: ' : , f . - .Registrar.
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wo want to 'tj ,
up t'hi mn h l
t1... l ct ton i
t 1) cc.
vsned. i
juse, No. 400, Man
fu reopened under
cf Mrs. VC. Roys-elicited.
Yr.
jra the Durham
stock', several
toilet sets. M These
if as.'theytakrf
i, and we will offer
,t. less than whole
j. T. Swindell.
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In nil tr
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ft:. l f
.ly.
culir.r to i'
tl. t'.e United
t ' :c: i cf ctin-s
r t i Iraculoua
is not oa acci
.j ripe fruit cf industry
It pos.k Ji3 merit: "pe-
IIOOD'S PILLS cure Nausea, Sick
Headache, , Indi?stion, BiUwsneiw:
Sold by all druists. i ; '
La G:rc:c:a c:mo.
w a i ncu t i j
t tt D. T.
l V...1
ix a.
"Yt'-.nH'U ACMii t IU9 WiUoil Elll.
Phoviltnte, Uirch23. A delega
tion of tbo hand30me young women
in tho mills of,. Rhode llsland have
started for Washington to appear be
fore the Finance Committee , of the
Senate to protest against the passage
of the Wilson bill. . " .
' Rev.O. S. Stringfleld, of Wakefield
N C, says:, "Five boxes of Japa
neisa Pile Cnre cured me. after 12
years' sufT ing. Sold by W. II.
Yearly. I '
Pierce's
"re a com-
l 'and concentrated
.' These tiny, su
the smallest and
o--absolutely and
Constipation, In-
id Bilious Ilead
i ions Attacks, and
oi? -the liver, stom
r'tly, because they
j don't shock and
a, like the hugeold
And they're more
ctivo. One little pellet for a cor
rective or laxativethree for a ca
thartic. They're the cheapest pills you can
buy, for they'ro guaranteed to give
satisfaction, or your- money - is re
turned. -You pay only for the ' good' you
get.- , "
i .,....y.
i t'.e sfe
.io:.cd puid.
Japanese Liver l':L t9 cure bilious
nesR, sour stomach rind all kidney
and liver troubles. Small and mild.
Sold by W. UVYearlj
A LARGE LINE OF
FEATHERDUSTERS
JUST RECEIVED
AT-
Successor to Mrs. Bettio Lee & Co.,
I have just returned from the North whore I selected an elegant line of
n(ITSi BOHUETS P WW GOODS.
I solicit a share of the patronage of the pcoplo of Durham and surrounding
counties. Satisfaction guaranteed. , Call and examine my stock -
and prices.
MRS. W. C. LYON.
marSS-lm1
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