CAUGHT OMHE FLY.
SOME OF TIIK DOIXGS IN DURHAM
A3 WE GO ALONG.
Just A String of Little Items w Find
. .. . on the Margin of our 'ote-Book.
No Mayor's Court this morning.
Every body on their good behavior
now. ' i . .-.... '
A large crowd of ladies and gen-
. , tlemen came in on the noon train to-
: day to attend Trinity commence'
ment. ' - , ' . . 1
. -R, I. Sogers Bays he has the cheap
est buggies in the world,' and as f
. proof of this he asks, you , to' call on
him, -.- i i
" There will be , no meeting of the
Masonic Lodge, tonight, oo account
' of the exercises of vTrinity College at
the m.,.:..:..-L.:j.-
Mr. M. V. Clements, living io
'' i Northeast Durham who was stricken
a with paralysis last week, died this
- morning. ; He was about 69 years
i. old. ' . . ''y? X''l-i ,J i"-:-vvc
Officer Weatherspoon, at the re
. quest of Dr. Crowell, has been da
- tailed by chief Williams, to do police
duty at Trinity Park during this
-. week. . " ' 1
v Durham presents a busy scenei
Decorations are seen on all sides, and
visiters are coming to Trinity com
mencement. The town has ft holi
day appearance, . j , 'i , ..
- Hushv-bve, baby--, no more
1 grunting; your , father's gone, navy
blue hunting irs all gone, but hel
- ' get netting blue, that will Ap off
, flies and give air, too. v if-'
' Will Cross, aged 25 yeark died
this morning at the residence pf his
' ' - mother, on Mangum street, af ter an
- i illness of several months from la com
plication of diseases. , He leaves a
mother, a Bister and a brother.
Kev. T. Masao, of Japan, who
preached at Central Methodist church
in Raleigh Sunday,. - passed through
. ... tcityyestdayaftr.noi)nQmgj
' to Greensboro. He was educated at
.1 ' Vanderbllt University and expects io
jJ&r- leave iorL & boom in Japan ftbcitha
t7-"".: first oT Jtiyrr- --j-rj
"lL MnH.'A. Foushee recover! ,
telegram thiWtoraoon,- f pom llox
boro, stating that a largo crowd from
that place will be over tomorrow oji
a special train to attend Trinity com .
mencement. They will be J gladly
welcomed. Durham will bet full of
visitors tomorrow.
SENATOR VANCE'S BOD.
Bti Wife and Son at Odd a brer It
Last Heating; Plaoe,
An Asheville, N. C., special says:
The widow of Senator Zebulon B
( Vance came to Aehevflle Wednesday
And had the body of . the Senator
moved from the Vance family plot
in the cemetery, where it was origty
. nally buried, to a plot jhe bad bought
the day the . Senator was buricjj
Charles N. Vance, son of tbe Senator
And his Private Secretary durins life
arrived 'in Asheville Baturdny an
nau ma uou mpuu u.0.UW:. . l ,a0c8ful exhibitors. The premium
weburted m the . famfly plot jYou.Jj,, Be out m week tg d
rXTavutA Aat)aran that it WAfl hi f;itSJ 4 ... .
dying request that hi boii
hould be buried in this pHjwl "JV
me oeaawr w ihwii w h:
fled during his life, 64 Jjbajt b?s Jlrst
wife's body young dance's m ther)
"ehouki be placed beside hint . Mr
. Vance says he is determined that his
.AthflrXwiahes.aJ if, the
law has to be evoked in .6td?ti io car
ry them out. The plot of grolttkj io
which Mrs. ; Vance had the Senator's
body removed is tho hill top, the
most beautiful and commanding e pot
in the cemetery, ud her object in
placing the Senator's ibady .there was
the fitness of the site for e erection
-of a great monument to the ftanatorV
, memory by . the people oftiie Ctate.
Mrs. Vance is a Catholic and when
it was found that the Senator wu-1
dying a priest was about to perforn
the last sacrament, V when Charles li
Vance interfered. Senator jVa"
was a Protestant, and, it is Bai l, ii
requested that none of the f it i of
the Catholic church be allowed rver
fcim. Young Vance said ht uld
permit his father's body to p ie
movedto the plot secured b Mrs
Vance provided his first wifoV jJy
be placed beside the Senator-;', but
this Mrs. Vance declined to agr to.
It is not known what Bteps LIrs.
Vance will take when she learn&ovhat
has been done. " :.
CII2TT7ED EY A LION.
A Thrilling Scene at Coney Island
- Monday Night.. :
Cone Island, N. Y.j June .11.
Mile. Beatrice, a lion, tamer, at the
London zoo, which ia giving . a wild
animal show on the old iron ' pier at
West Brighton, had a narrow escape
from being mangled -to death last
night by--lion; It was just 10
o'clock and the enolosure on the pier
where the animals are on exhibition
was crowded, with people. sf The last
performance of the day was being
given and Beatrice appeared in ; the
hall, climbed up the ladder -leading
to the wild lion's cage, and entered
There are two big Asiatic lions iu the
cage, a male and female. ' Delia is
the. female's name and . Brutus the
maleV-i The latter is a great pet of
the liou: tamer and she plays with
him for fifteen minutes at every per
formance. . -r V ;" V u ' i V; s '
Her act with the wild beaBt is clos
ed by opening; bis mouth ahd kissing
him. Sher always succeeded in kissing
the brute -u ntil today r 'While she
was making her bold attempt to
smack the lips of Brutus today the
man who feeds the lions- made his
. . i . I . . . ...... .. .
appearance near theouge with a box
of taw beef . ' Brutus caught sight of
the beef and in a moment he unfasten
ed BeatricVB . hold upon him and
sprang iiyo r Iipt. Both had a lively
tusdle,' which finally resulted in " the
lion tanier falling' to the floor and the
lion grabbing the inf t side of her face
m'"l ia "mOiith.1 Thfr woman f" and
chilt ren in lht' audience screamed
and the mab rushed. around the hall,
looking for' clubs . and sticks with
which to beat the lion away from the
woniaiO "In a few moments Manager
Korrar and Trainers Bronce and Ord
wvay ru8hedin with pitchforks. '.
Alter plunging -tne torks several
times io tbe head and body ;, of the
lion they managed to make him loosen
his bold and got the girl out ,of the
cage. She was unconscious and blood
was pouring ffunP hwr - face v as ; she
was carried into the office Dr. Hil
vwa&v.'yfofA and4.be we?: TTZt
tfuTto bffr""errth'e doctor arriv
ed tRe VctaiaY' WtolirTorfan
r'andT:
fouriifh
upon examiHAvnit ur. ai iouix
that the lion lind succeeded in .tick-
in three of his big teeth through
tno woman's left jaw. Other- parts
of ; her v face were also' chewed.
It took some time for the surgeoo to
letop the flow of blood. Dr, Hill said
(it was tbe Wor-1 case of animal bite
be ever sav. The woman is delirious
kind Dr.?IIill says she is id a precari-
IOU8 condition; . ; - .
WD I Break the Southern Record, '
Riueigh Press: We learn from Sec
retary Ayer, that the indications are,
that thV'hext State Fair will break
fche Southern record? A very, liberal
oliCy is being pursued, and the prer
jupia are larger than ever before.
tliayj are classified so as to Insure the
ayment of expenses of almost any
worthy fcxhibit .'and richly reward
ganee and completeness will ' pleas
antly surprise ' the public. - Among
tbe noticeable premiums are lioo'for
.he of an 800 pian0
'or the best exhibit by a female
tchool j (0 for tbe best exhibit by a
idy $50, for the best exhibit in main
fnlli ..The poultry, department is6s
Poially'jsonipleCe, ; and "this exhibit
ill 1 q the finest everlcno wn In the
Applications . for
premium
. ip.i'.ip i i. mmmi 11. mr
Nnrhlnff Atpano-A
An iilligent people, who realize the
krportant part the blood holds its
'eempg the body in a normal cond
mber pf diseases Hood's Saraapa-
pla is able to cure.' So many trou-
fWeayejJl rpni . impure blood, the
w.8t way . to treat tb;m fhrough
he, blood. Hood1 Sarsapariila vi-
uttm the blood. '
iiit ,
JlOOb'a PILLS are the best after
dinner pills, assist digestion, prevent
coheiipa'ion., . -' j" :
f Is
Johnson's Compound Cod liver Oil
mak s rich blood, restores lost vitali
ty, i ires dyepopsia, creates flesh and
is pn atable and easily taken. W.
M.,1 mrby. '.')'. 1 '
r ; or- rent two rooms, on Bine
Btr? r. A desirable residence. Ap
jly.tl AyOoJdstejp, ?S-tf
OF A PERSONAL NATURE.!
PEOPLE WHO GET OUT OF nOOES
AND STIR AROUIfD.
A Brlet Mention of Those Who Come
and Go and Stay- at Home.
Miss Emma White, of Old Trinity,
is visiting Mrs. Carr at Trinity Inn.
Rev. N. M. Jurney, .of Mount Ol
ive, arrived in the city last evening.
Mrs. J, T. James left yesterday af
ternoon for Salisbury to spend some
time.: :;V; . -; - ?
Mrs. W. M. Morgan and children
eft this morning on a visit to Leaks-
ville ' .V:C
Professor Jerome Dowd has re
turned from Charlotte to attend com
mencement. -
Professor JTrye, of Carthage, ar
rived in the city , last evening to at
tend commencement, c - r '
Misses Pattie Rosa, Ellen Seago and
Anna Hearne, of Albemarle, are at
tending Trinity commencement. '
J. T. Britt, of the Oxford Ledger,
passed through Durham this morn
ing on bis way to Morganton to at
tend ' the"- Press Association which
meets there tomorrow.
Commencement at Wake Forest.
iWae Forest, N. C, June 11..
The indications now point to the
largest nd best commencement in
the histofyof . the institution. The
exercises were perhaps the most in
teresting we have yet bad, Mr. J.
IX Robertson, the orator: Mr. R. F.
Beasley, the poet; Mr. R. W.. Hay
wood, the historian; Mr. J; E, Yates,
the prophet; all fully sustained their
reputation whicn : they nave won
among their class mates. Many of
the trustees are here, and pretty girls
in great abundance all the way from
Georgia, Virginia and the Carolinas
i - For Rent. '
.The dwelling bouse on Carr Btreet,
recently occupied by M. Oppenhei
mer. Apply to Wm. A. Guthrie.
Cases of 40. years standing where
operations- have failed have been
cured by 'Japanese 'PiftrCurlf.
M.Tearby. -.T " ' T ' "
People get thin be
1 cause they are sick
, they cannot digest
the food that is
' necessary to make
' them fat They
- may eat plenty,-
but eating and di-
, , i -
, gesting are two
different things. If
they take
:: "
That is only one
thing, Paskoja. doe;
the other. It is al
ready digested. It
digests other food
too. . For sale at
:VAUGHAN'S :
'Mi - Store.
PASK0LA
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
. V V S. j r ,
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Dead by the Roadside. y
Dr. John P. Irwin was found dead
by the track of the Lenoir & Chester
narrow gauge railroad, about one
mile west of Lincolnton at an early
hour Saturday morning. In his right
hand he held a pistol, with his finger
still pressed on the trigger, and there
was a bullet hole in his head. The
bullet entered just oyer the -left eye
and came out behind the right ear.
He had a roll of money amounting to
$560 ihhis pockeV Dr. ft win was in
nis sain year. - us naa pracucea
medicine in Rowan county for sever
al years past, but recently he gave
up the practice on account of his fail
big health. ', 1 ,
Weekly Weather Crop Bulletin..
The reports of correspondents of
the Weekly Weather Crop' Bulletin,
issued by the North Carolina State
Weather Service, for the week end
ing Monday June 11th, 1894, show
but slight improvement in crops
The first and last days of the week
were warm and favorable, but follow
ing tbe ram of tne 6th occurred one
very cool day.' The rain on Wednes
day was general, but. quite insuffi
cient in amount, averaging less than
half an inch. The weather is now
very dry and rain is much needed
The conditions were very good for
farm work and harvesting. The
next week is likely to be very warm,
with showers during the latter parti
Notloe to Tax Payers. ' : i "
Notice is hereby ..iven in , pursu
ance with an order made by. the
uoara or Town commissioners at a
delinquent taxes for i,he year 1893,
must bo paid, on "o; before tne
of June, -1894, otherwise I'am di
rected to advertise- the property of
the delinquent tax payers for sale,
and collect (axes due by restraint.
( v W. A. Williams,
ju 6tf , Tax Collector,
Shelburn's Photograph Gallery.
The time on club iickets, which
were ducjune ist, has been extend
ed to July ist. " '
iuokj;t:-i;ackkt.
The buyer of the new firm, Leading Backet Store, has just returned from'
the Northern Markets where be bought a dandy line of goods at prices low
er than ever-before. .They are coming in daily. Will sell you good Calico
at 8o. per yd., Bleaching, the best, worth l2Jc., my price 7$c., Table
ClothBjWorth 25c, my price 15c, Spool Cotton, best machine, only 24c. a
spool, Women's Shoes, worth $1:25 per pair, now only 78c. Women's Don
gola Shoes, worth $2.25 per pair, now $1.60, Women's Dongola Shoes-,,
worth $3.00, now $1.90, Women's Slippers, worth 73c; now B0e.,,Women'a
SliDDers. worth $1.25, now $1 00,
Cereal cnirt, now eac, real nice reari
a large stock ot joys' and Men's Jtiats, at prices to suit tne nard times.
' ; ' Yours for business, -
V THE LEADING RACKET STORE. ,
- . . " " At Mrs. Bi Davis' Old Stand, Durham, N. O.
E. A. MOFFITT, Proprietor.
lothin-:--Glol:hing
At reduced prices for the balance of the season.: We
, ' have a big line of 4 ''' ,
CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS AND FUKNISHINGS,
And have decided to cut the prices on all light goods
to make room for our mid summer stuff,. '
Strati) Hats at
We have a nice selected line in every department an
will hft fflarl in havft vnn rail and rpp thp KnrrYaind
- - . fZ,
onerea you,
" IJepgee Sljirts . for Everybody.
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Grand Lotlae, Benevolent and Protec- '
. tlve Order of Elks, Jamestown,
. - ,f . . w York.
For the above occasion the Sea-'
board Air Line will cell round trip
tickets to , Jamestown, New York,
and return, at rate of $24.65. Tick
ets on sale June 15th,- 16th and 17th,'
final limit June 27th, 1894. . ...
... . R, I. Cheatham,
Agent S. A. L. , '
H. G. Bessent, Veterinary Sur
geon. Umce at Harden s wvery
Stable. . Residence mtbCapt. L,.
L. Pamplin, North ; Durham. Of
fers his professional services W the ,
citizens of" Durham and the sur-'
rounding country.
When traveling always tako a cake
of Johnson's Oriental Soap with you;
diseases are often caught from using
hotel soap. , W, M, Yearbyi v '
gsttafclc gnxlma 2tro.
is very uncomiortauie wnen you nave
to wear a thick heavy garment. If '
you want something neat and du-
: , i raoie in mm gooas can at
The t Economy; Store. .
We have just received a new line of
: Javanaise Cloth, in various col-
' ore, which is the newest goods
.; i out, 36 inches wide, also Ja- ;
? conet Duchess, a washable 1
; ' ' i goods,S6 inches wide.
Don't Forget le Eaie a Large Im of
Also a new line of Ladies' Umbrellas.
( -- : wooa nanaies,..verjryiear,
iiUUlbd WliyyulJ : OiiU 11000, 'dk.
' ;Low Figures.
Call and be Convinced;
ECOIJOMISTOflft
ap9-lm
a $2.00 .Croquet Set, now 90c, a tl.OO
uuttons, wortn auo. a doz., now 5c.k
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