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p VOL. 1. 1 v ' ' . , r : DURHAM, NORTH CAROI, 4L -t. . - 3 i r . t- i " T, I . ...... - - . . . J m, Xe.race for Mayor waxeth warm. I .Durliau traded and Hi.rh School. I nir rm ,. T ri ' i. . i"V v nnn fl . DUEHAM at.JiT.Ki.i.fc. naa Deen travelling lor eighteen 1 117 l ' : - - . - -p-io mauuukatiox. W r - ! tr : v ' month, and entered the factorj.;with dftTf1 S ' M'- fa ,T&UiBg -. 'To k BoW"bW' rr.. '' , ' L". -V. - 111111111 Illf ' nrVlTOnnnO 4 E n-1'oorEsox- kterviewac- a purpose to master ;tt;e business, nd ? i1" ,n urnam- - WJL j I Ij 3 s I .M'Tn rl I ITVCI ! COIST uf lutiK Biwjuo. .reorganize wie csiaDiiflnment . inejfr riiiiiiiaii in? - i - i - n I.. w n. r. i succcsiui luanuf r 'x -Anion v.m noav. 0f WHO STOLE DAT DURHAM, Nbrtli Carolina. -O- TO MY FRIENDS AND PATIiONS: X rem rn to joa my mur thanks for your patronage during my ihor ex prieo in the Warthou buiocw while I waof the firm uf Lea fe Lockhart, and so lew to tince I hae bctu by myself. I flatter myself that my past experience a your Unifflusion 31 enchant for the sale of your tobacco entrust ed to my care entitle 1 me to a liberal share of your patronage in. the past, and I hope by close application to my business thatJJJyou will continue to me at icui a poruon 01 yotir croj. i ativocaie the principle tnat the intrt of tne planter, and warchuuscmen are tlie same what effects the in temt and welfare of one effects the other. Therefore if there was nothing tu OQt seir interest, that aloue would tudure mc to get the top of the market fur yonr tobacco. The quality of tobacco Ihi year if very inferior as you well know, but the prices paid has beeu uniformly higher thJu I have ever known them on this market. Many of the patrons of the Durham market are carrying their tobacco to other market without consulting their best interest, which would be to bring it here. The ad rant ages and facilities for handling your crop is better thin it has Tr been. Capital is pouring in from every quarter. The trade of our manufactures bas largely increased, and while Durham has so Id more tobacco 'ou year op to this time tsan has ever been sou any ureviouj year, our tnuiactura wil: be forced k buy your tobacco on otliiiinarkets, and pay fnaee of getting it here. . fl . j oault vouvfcest interest and elf preservation" mhica Ithe first law of V4racdcarry your tobacw to market where there is a local demand for he larceatimokine Tobacco Factory in the United b"lates is Ued and manv oihfts are striviuir to be second if not first on l)f Jl. I hope you will pardon the illusion that I make just here, as I co rSTsay it boastingly, but there has been re'rU circulating designed t effect bur in terest, and dune for that purpose, that our market is financially weaker than it has been for year. We have bankiug facilities that are not surpassed ?ny where in North Carolina according to the business done here, the two caucontrol over one million dollars. We have two manufajtuits of nmoking tobacco, the lilack ltlackwell Durham Tobacco Company, who manufactures from ' ' to 8 millions pounds tobacco annually whose estimated worth "is from two to three million dollars, another V. Duke Sons & Co., from 500,000 to a million dollars to say nothing of other large factories iursuc'essful operation. Then why not come to a market that consumes as much tobacco as any .two or three counties in the state make; besides large orders are held hta-e fcom large manufacturers from other states for all grades. .5 . ' Load vour waeon ami drive to the Banner Warehouse where voirwill get ood treatment andigh prices, and when you see big advertiseTiuJibout ' prices tell them Ickuart aid not open his nouse uiun "loin oQa wlien the year l&S 4 "closes he will be at the'head of the list and avcra'gss. jf D he will be nev enough to brush the dust off that i"jn front of him. . . . 'me to Lkharu warehouse and he wiK show you UQ& ue does his diow on the floor. A hotel 'proprietor once said to a patrjn of hia house who anted Lim toadverti-se that puffs was better on the. ta5e thasj tlief were newspapers, .ine m jney in your nh-mu otrnvt uwsu uuv w.. .y in circulars. Load your wagon aud never stop until you get unuer uqch-, hart's shed at the Banner Warehouse. p " YOUK FBI END, J. S. LOCKHART. E. It-.l-UOUE & SOX. INTERVIEW AC COUNT OF THEIR fiVSIS ESS. Calling upon Messrs. T gue & Son several days ago, we had a pleasant conversation about the outlocL for business in general, and the"prosperous growth of their own business injarti cular. ' Mr. E. H. Togue has recently re turued from the North, making ar rangements for the increase of his trade in that tsectioti. .Referring to his visit we said, "y'hat is tne leeung re eardincr the aif'jfon of the Tobacco Tax ?' Mr. 7 X " The subject wal not greatly d;Wissel just at the time of mv trip, but I could see that jobbers wee buying lightly in anticipation of its agitation. - R. ''What are' your own wishes regarding the matter?" Mr. P. "As far as I am personally concerned, I would prefer that the tax remain as it is, for a period of two years longer, iajid at the. cud of that time, have it f T . I L 'l- I J . 'PL.'. 11 -- eiuirejy aixii-neu. xiwa mmm give the manufacturers uuu the trade plenty of time to prepare for it, and that would prevent a disturbance of busi ness. The people are tired of the tax and of the manner of collecting it, and and its entire abolition is merely a matter of time." R. "How would a removal of the tax affect Durham T' Mr. P. "By giving notice for the length of tune I mentioned, the manu facturers of Durham would be enabled to put themselves in a position to be very little harmed by the removal. It would be necessary for them all to combine, and announce to the trade throughout the world, that 'Genuine Durham Tobacco, could not be ob tained in bulk, and that the style in which it is now put up, would be con tinued, and form a distinctive feature of all goods produced in this locality." K. "What kind of a business will the manufacturers have this year.' Will the results equal last year?" . 1. MrP. "I think last year's business was exceptionally large, but when the present year shall have closed, I think the results will be altogether satisfac tory. -In our own case, we have reason to look for an increased business this year, as compared with last. The junior partner, Mr. W.J. rogue was at home for a few days, between his extended trips which he makes to the large line of customers their house holds. lie said that a great cause of depression in. business in the South- west, was due to the destructive nooas which of later devested that region ; this ofcourse affected largely the dis- triouiion 01 an kiiuu 01 gooua uy wholesale merchants and jobbers, and would necessarily lead to dullness of trade, which would be wide-reaching. successful manner i.Jvhich been done, is, wbrthf t! Highest jjredit, and u most 'Vrosjrrdus futurt is opening before them. 'Jb 4 iney now prepare 10?:, the marke several grades bfgranulaLed rioking tohagoo, long cut, and cigiiettes. Ttleir Sitting Bull brand has conthiu fcV' gained favor, since it was first placed upon the market ; thvs3ales of this brand 'vere greater la'year, gan ever betore, and they have every afvynnce fhat' this year's sales will suojajithose of last. Their fancy braVl called Legal Tender, and it is put up very handsomely. Royal Durham, RivalDurham, and Daisy Durham are nlium grades that are reaching an ever widening market. Messrs. Pogue were the first to send Long Cut and it is meeting with fa- JXh vor among ohiand new cusv-irersv; ' tioreVic? i.n 1 m w x h. fhe Orange Presbvterv met in Duhm 24th inst. yf. Give us anotherVrotfroad. is Ht enough for Dufbain.. Judge Shipp had lour murder cases to try at this term of Mitchell ?ouiijy court. This is awful. -'-The next board of town com ssioners ought to be imposed of iusuai gooa Dusiness men. Record- A 1 his will alw'ajp&e necessarv. fit. a tven. Lrordon expects to v raise a 00,)0, for the Confederate Home CUIUOUU. v 1 I kTwo tickets fni- rnmm;n.;n..u r - - wwMuiuaiuuci a VI J; llwn nave been proposed up to fne t(tb Jmft. i this ti a x r i mm mil fiiiiN ii . rnca mwwwmv a. z (ienUemtni -Fbllowinr U u cany -described the appearance nf l T . . t-t - Hk. VUV M w - a . v port of the school for themonth endin I Washington and other diifJitarh.. t A fO TOO J - l.-Il ! j l . ,i. . D awn ao, loo, wmcu is nereDV rei-lthe hrat lnan(nipfnn Tk- -.u J rr"T J-,,OBBraDie was administered on the balcony of Senior CWi Pf Ci T. tv,.i i tireti, new Junor , . " ,JProt T". J. Simmons, 9581 York, where a statue of Ir"dngtoB ISmaT Tbia Voiding Fifth Grade Miss Dori W Fannine. 96.535 Da1 erected for the accom mo- rourth " Miss Lula E. FrfvUnH qh7(U Matinn . n inni, i.. ThA a ""6'" viv. vtjo uiec- juia, u. x wt urvnn . Mn iiijvi. . ' W " . MiMEriOnxi - o7 o9i I woB of Major L infant, a French of- First Miae Bessie F. Fannin flS.SMI fWr nf .nm'nu,. -k-v . -j. ' . i i f wuucu vue uiit ui it aniorion. in . " holl. front of the balcony were th W Mi8sJeUIwelIin,JosieSeeman, nnteer companies of malitia in full with a large concourse NokTood- CUixens. . General Y ashington STATE NEWS. 7 '-'J vuivruun: neit mectinjr of the Gran.l n....... of thU Bute will U held at ibl. on the 20th of May. Tl.e roun,. commissioner, of Perquiroman., . on oua.T--rproiriatod II.V) tateyv;- i o. 1 Iialeigh Ilor: Citv pr,..i.rir on which the u.A ' i." " COUrt Ilntlan at nn.. I Clir V vo-uay anlw uourn.; or th rltv pliers were sentenced to the telltiav OO Mnnda.t..i Wtllt Ol Their new brand of cigarettes, known a? "Pogues Durham Cigarettes" are manufactured with great skill, and are guaranteed to be irst class goods They are put ua in lefs showy style than the brand)f some houses, but they have an elegant style of their own, and every package lsdisttnguish ed by the well-known signature, E, II. Pigiie & Son. The famous "Durham TwIotVufade by this house several years a J&but l i t rr . 1 ' i wnicn nas oeca on tne maricec coout twei j'ears, will shortly appear, as they uayp made arrangements lor its con tinuTd manufacture. The apprecia tion of this twist has been so ojeat, atul the calls for it by custoifcvsso numerous, that they are comiclled,to again produce this favorite brand. . Mr. W. J. Pogue is about o start upon his regular trip, for hivgfits their customers once each six!. days,! as a rule, many advantages follow from this clo.3e communia'jon be tween manufacturer and customer; and Mr. Pogue in his doub capacity of member of the firm and R"lesman, is enabled to aecomplishwhat a sales man alone, could not do: also the firm can 'more accurrately ILafn . tl!e state of the market, the standing ot their customers, aud the quality of goods desired. Nuraerodsare the bejieficialf ICCIU lua b will CUOUC 11U1U Itli flOap ent jcompact, business-Iik tiSid ikil ful Ortranization of the firm's trffai.8' and; they are making fapld stritUj? m a career of unsual and meriJled j.", 'ss- Lena Harden, yrle,ter Rhodes, Maryj .Qoiform( Sims, Augusta Seeaian: xru -jkIZaA citixens. ard, Nannie Whitted,S5j"e bilker, described as having, worn that day a Lucy AtwaterjAau Brown, Cora J pla 8u5 & bro wn pHSt. waist- at P. numincrtin n -la. - m of wrrai oi acntence range iron, thr I oaum. lin ra rnn weens gooy the double Unk cai engine, does . . . - m.a nf iiiiiiM BUI. J J. .1 .Jlfcl. . ' 9M I MI - - - . Illft llllk. a an np.H. al - r ' ' t Hvers. iuiiatTay- ti it I nat and l"lr"'""' " r"m-w -' "'- maieuei a uf u'uiwwwTUTULliyi iviiuuues lia txvowr,i . , - - ,. , n.ai ne wouki. xiu conui t v.m h;.t diinfPs onL '-i&ttiJ : rct:- ture, even CJ tne Duttons. on wmcn fer verv mueli. n, I. !..,,. ..r Duke i-T v. .' , .' 1 , iaiA Snnnv Hav.o n liTot;., n: i Rollinson. an enerraver. had portrarr I last nisrht. and drmiml. iln...! w i dw. l incena to nroceea. . . . j ww , ------ - , " i. ' . v"M ,7TeuS -J. L anybrotnews, Annie Morris. Lelia ed the arms of the United States. lni anenuoB A ViJiJ UMV - . , U - -i.jiji I . ' ' t Rev ' A- Watson was ponsecrat- ed Bishop oW tne Diocese of East fkrolinsto ah Wilmington 17th of im r - . April. The ceremonrvras very im- 0 ill iJCommttees haveVeen appointed by the t11 and tne -tobacco Board 0 Tradf e to make necessary arrange ments or tne entertainment of the Northfeft Editors,' woo are soon to viu.tbe State. Blackwell and Jim Black sent a man' Monday - after the fine cattle recently purchased .by Mr. BjjJ.ckwelf in the Worth, lhese gen- ;i.jien are stocking their dairy farm Aar here; with Verv fine catth xi f Capt. J. S. Lockhart, of .the Banner Warehouse wiil have his open ing sale on Thursday, May the 8th. This will be one of the grandest '.I. s fi-ir a warehouse that has even been tnessed in Durham. Moring, Addi4 Puryear ; Jessie Wood- white 'silk stockings showed the con- I Mtal Mvl A ItT U lift m an. II a ilf . lTf 11 I " ward, Ada Whitaker, Hattie Walker. " " Y , . 6 " s . . . u,,..r? chl,9M: The leading Ora Yearbv. Nora Anelea. Irene tour ot a maniy leg ; ana ms s.mes, tnought Jn the mfmM lof mon. of buf. Anglea, Fannie Blalock, Ella Beaver, according to the fashion of that day, neM men and prone-Ay holder, i the Mamie Cross. Alta Cozart. Ann e wr ornamented with buckles llis W " ' " ",c yaioro x uendrr Christian. Macorie Dickisnn. Jnli.i i. . . ---awl M. k.tr ouV7 do --. w I flCtitl WO-S UUW v ' - Liw.JLula Manm. Besslt Morin-?. the universal custom oi tne wme. Madge Morehead, Effie Roliiris. Rosa Thus was his tall, fine figure present- Summerfield. Ella Williams. Mattie A tn aii r vifw at the moment which Durham, Virginia Monk, Jvy Nor- ' - - in thft historv na- : A k WW . I Aw A lllw b tf mmmT S . I. IIIIF I I1H I -W. m . ir. . . a . - i . K Wood. Alfciv Weaver ' - - ' . . , . ' ,-" V'iI hiidch exfvHlon of the Oxfonl - v ... . souv; to altichmond connection. Aiiertneeft instalment of Inn is paid hisfunimer, Oxford will iln owe.but 89,000 on berajailnwd in debted net.-. -Mr. Cotart has coo-, tracted ttjuleliver ten tons of new mi cnineryYiqe company now otx-rtt- ingthe.IfA cpper mine A on the tieus. John Adams, a shorter figure, western border of the count ThcM R6be4,Burch.C. C. Vauffan. n similarly, plain dress, put wun warns copier mine pcuphf - hn Eddllraen. Juhos Main.'- EddJ th roven then old fashioned Massa- w w hundred I.iouJjiW C.l'J f r u-a,. tt I . V - . j n .ai. . oj lumber lor buildinir nuriKnn-. Caswell. W John Montage Loomi, C. ? ' , f' A 9ne oC.1 ,c 'ff" for odr to rL.i,u. ' tt rj .7.13 - rient qana, anu ppw - the ranid and continumi. Eugene .JBarbee. Charlps Brown, stonin a full suit of black, ready to now on iooi to enablish a fertilizer. Charles . Dews, Richard Dow d , administer the prescribed oath .of aory here. Etgene Gooch, Walton Durham, offi BetWeen them was placed Mr. Raleigh Visitor:. The city prnerty Coley Matthews, Jere Perry, John . , - ,?(., . J 1 ' " Purear, Eustace Womble. Edward Otis, the Clerk of the Senate, a small on which the taxes have not hern ' Carr. LUfist. Oreen Dnnk VenAr. I man. bearing the Bible on a cushion, i paid, was sold in front ! J John C. Anjner, President' of thS j gra8SvJamea 5ea!le;l J ohn He8tcr' Ia th background of this picture and house at noon to day and was bought Woolen Mills, has returned from th e.n. on' "uSn .angani, .acK in the r,ght and left compartments by the city. Elrht nrin-r. . .. . I . . . j I SV nitnlror ' I . . . . ... . .t - I " o . - liXertn, where he has been buying uai . WASHINGTON'S lOVS AKfo Warlike sentiments oiWtRis"Btf!the marrVgft cinery and investigating the manu faacture of woolen fabrics. The worky onthe factory will begin verv soon and will be pushed to a eoeedy com; pfetion. "r . iThe work on the Cotton Factory wm likewise oegin in a short time Yerv'ResDectfullv. E. W. KVSNEDY. WINSTON AND DURHAM. tjere seems to be a good natured rivalfyetween thei .w j manufac- The Nty YorktHsr thinks there. iriBg tWvns that at time", grow to oyght to be ac protecTt7 tamr to pto- qnite amusintr. Win tect Am starts jects still linger in the heartryf -W1 Mr. Pogue was in Arkansas during.; ingtou on that peaceful mor(P; eoVnnetrntifllrAi the height of the ttoott, as also in sev- hundred years ago when he resosSLJi-aj eral other states wnicn sunereti irom j possession of Jsew York citv. a. i! , ' 1 ericji girls fUa competition , new8paper and IMaia', not larrAfgft market with rtJ.jj.L 1,, ' ed5 Europcarwvcly. in EUGENE MOREIIEAD, Durham, N. C. GARRARD S. WAIT Baltimore, Md. TRANSACT AND IMPORT- AMPLE MONEY, and Poplar Bluffs, a number of miles anart. a steamer regularly plied for . . . t -1 j i several weeks over tne verv iauu wuere a railrootl was submerged. R. "How did it affect business, Mr. P. "In many -places business was entirely given up, and even whole towns were depopulated for a time, the inhabitants fleeing to further Dacw. from the river. Even when one could make nroeres by rail, it was danger ous owing to the washing away of bridg es and road-beds." R. "In what condition was the land left, as the water subsided V ' - Mr. P. "In a very swampy and baa condition. In would take weeks lor the land to be brought into a proper state for cultivation, and many ot the regular crops will be a failure alto- A RVNKING 'BUSINESS IN IT.3 FULL SCOPE gether. This will lead to suffering As he crrved Spuyteu JJuyvil Creek and made his 'way upon the island '"the uiglit before he received- message to tarry, as Sir Guy Carleton was not vet i embarked. So he directed, hisJ steps to a great imposing wooden house on Washington Heights, still standing and kuown as the Jumel place. " j This house twenty-seven years De- lforc had been Mecca. Here he court ed the beautiful and wealthy Mary Phillips; here for weeks he lingered in the light of her blue eyes ; here he left; her at her father's till he could hurry off and capture Fort Ditquesne and come back, and here at that fa tal interval came Captain Morris and rorttnrpd Marv Philliose and married entirely cut off, no trains no mails, - Washington's retum. It no telrgrams. between orest yiiy an ftwflll lpason to the father of this cause, and in answer to questions gave an interesting account of some of the scenes witnessed. R. "Were you delayed in your trip on account of the flood V' M. H. "Yes, it was one series of delavs, for a portion of my journey. All the other tributaries ot the Miss issippi were raised to a dangerous height, as well as the Ohio, and while there were no great cities to be affected just as Cincinnati was, similar conse quences followed throughout the im mediate region. I sailed down the Mississippi Irom Memphis to JSew Orleans, when the river was from forty to fifty feet above high-water mark . a 11- a At a town in Arkansas, nameu r oresi Citv. communication was for a' time If g.m3ffmm m a to ! formed by the pillars stooa tne war- were sentenced i to the peDitcnliarv riors and savages of the Revolution. 0n Mondyay last in the Crlmiual . - iri It' -' J AM W in o I. -j ! . . . vvnen an was reauy ucu. . - ourt or wiimiDgton. Their ternm ington sketched forth hi$ right hand 0f sentenco range from three to nix with that simplicity and. dignity A , .U:tx U ,-.forTDi all , Ilia RTtlons. I . . iT.rrr r;; cc r0;;n bAk. . Thi ru- two week. oath ol office wai read, the Bible was ago by the double tank Chemical en- raised and he bowed his head pon gine, docs not improve as rspiJly j : aTorontiftHi 1 kiesincr it. Thek:. ... . .... . 4 Chancel or then m.Jo PI . LouW. . continue. .ulTcr ,c- continues to suffer Very Jgout done begins the publication of pre8dent of the Uniud States of much, aud slept vry little lant nlgLt. nilx. and goes ife better, a month- America." A shout went uto from anu demands almost constant alien J"kN?- -JT -'" rr. a 4 I t "W r Zjled School ; the multitude, cannon were fii near tian. b v tl-mujiMed linflfflr :fTortfei:rTetlf-tBen. TrWfolloVg'fiit. Winstrm sends p0ore's Reminisceuces. - 1 . - Co., was broken 'into Jnew York for a thinese Laundry; ftii the money, amounting to Vi Wj fiurham writes for a similar machine. S8l left in the cash drrVr from batur- Qne wCek the 7in3ton papers de- ui.. : i-ru if ihoa i m?s ar iiuuer oudihv. o been only a week since the stere of siF. Gardner was entered and valuable niht seems sitch deeds . jewelry stolen the favorite hiifday time for is arj ur m rzpt place, auring me cummg summer, and the following week we read that a "vast number of carpen ters" can find work in Durham. That "no less than three hundred, buildings will be erected in ; the next nine w T Ta f k I" ii a 1 i ,. (in . 'l K. i. rioeers. uruunewi ui vuc uui-1 ntKjntns- w naiever one cu v -nuo ih hn Marble Works, is turning hand- Qther mugt &VQ froQ1 a candy facto- soliie monuments ana io uowwr- . : tn - n. ' '...iniw u,ir Marble Works. ulu?r I" V,rn;;- rvdowuto a Chinesaaandry. ing Worn Oi mis cnaraeier ue mu.wua t.,A . - . , st.t low nriees as can be had in rah for Wiston and Durham I Ker- EUGENE MOREHEAD & CO BANKERS. XT13.,XXL, 1 XT- C- his country and he resolyed never to be caught out again in matters of that kind. It was the second ' blow ; fiastthe lowland beauty, Miss, Grfpies-. after wards mother of the feee family, and then the faithless Mary. He had somewhat recovered from thefrom the jilting on this peaceful morg l sneak of. for the Morris family had largely multiplied by this time ; bat -a.i. - ..:!! T..oi;-;-.n Vns ine spoi was etui suit. nauiHu" it that he went over and sat again in the Phillipse parlors and meditated. iVhpre is vour master" he in- qiirAl'oa darkey on the porch, con cerning his iormer rivai: j He eoned wid de .British, san, wen de wah fust bruk out," said the hum ble servitor, "su4 missus she is crost de ribber an" is very porely, sa.h. an.1 malign hp was shot wen he was be had in United States. Mr. Rogers fhas rursville JHewi. skilled and experienced labor and the. wbrk done at his shops is. or tne niast approved quality. AMPLE FACILTIES fY-RRFSPONDENCE SOLICITED. v inevitably follow from the increase of . . , p Mold-tree down in Carji J - . n . nl n n I n T1 A " I .. - f UaUiUIJt: Caiivi luuiuua. The business oi xuessrs. rogue ol, SIX PER CENT ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS Wm. MORGAN. W. W. AVERY. W. Vt. PATTERSON. R. . J. BLOUNT, II. I. DURHAM. Asst. .CASHIER. TELLER. BOOK KEEPERS CORESPG CLERK. I yV TOBAOOO CO. l - ial 1 1 Uk laMdlit -Jp BLACKVELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO U the Most r cnantrf tw if i n-i"r ta tot tiuaa. rka tiW-rB la la uataQT pcadnowl. flil HONEST, POPULAR, UNIFORM, RELIADLE. SATISFACTORY SMOKING TOBACCO EVER PUT UPON THESARKET. hUnoo Dealer aii Coowimwa always pro- ftojnc It THE BEST. of ToMcce fhat In t-xtum. Son is very flourishing and has some peculiarly favorable conditions over every other manufacturing business in the coiumunit. Messrs. E. H, Poue and W. J. Pouge constituting the firm of E. II. Pogue & bon, and Mr. Charles Pogue, a younger son attend in person to the various duties that would be performed by superin tendent, book-keeper, shipping clerK, and traveller, and it is sale to say that no firm could have its affairs more thorout-hlv in hand, or its forces bet ter organized, than is true in' their No nart of the varied details for takin? the crude leaf Jr.. " . .r .i. and carrying it througu an me pro rssses. till it is nlaced upon the mark et in their well-known attractive style, is unmastered by these gentlemen, and the immense advantage of this accurate knowledge is perceived by th consumers of their goods. JNo slighting of work, no carelessness of O . C 1 -. 1 Drenaration. no ignorance oi aeiau caw cause inferior goods to be sent out tn their customers, Vutall is done as it should be done, and the finest -quality of goods produced. This new .-.n.itinn nf their DUSiness Uiimrs. u due to the great foresight and energy of Mr. Will.J. rogue, who years ago v. to vears asro Tlie visitor knew this well enough. hut hp was fond of hearmz it over again Miss., on Farthing, "The Skgtinel rises to congratulate the publisher of, the ranKUuton Weekly upon casting aside their ster eotyped exterior nd printing their entire paper at home. Every paper E?ed. A t his home in Sardis. r the 21st inst.. Mn Tac J hVf.thpr of onr townsmanJJG. Farth- litg. The death of Mr.- Earthing, jQ Jorth CarolTna could do this if it sudden as it was, has brought grief w'ouj(j and tne atand of journalism aid regret to his large circle ot menus , . , be materi-n- eleTa, I IT. .n.f miMhani J . -- . .. BANKING OUT WEST. 'A Baltimore man who starjed a bank at Custer Citya year or s ago failed withina week simply because be dtln't know western huuian na-tu-e. IBa Place had not been open an hour when a man in buckskin slouched in and presented a note oi $100 running for sixty days and ask ed to hav if discounted. "I. don't know you," replied ;y the bankers who was his own cashier. ; "Stranger, that's my name thar at the bottom Bill Riggs." . "And that note is backed by Jim Madden." : . The man picked up the paper and walked out, and in the course of ten mW.iiiM a chap with a pistol ij either hand danced into the bank ann'cheer ft called out: "Ilere's Jim Madden, and he wants to set eye ou the goloot who i won't iscount a note wnen ne ""TOt tt. .rwoal tlie banker it''l . . - man Age 38 years Durham Light Infantry. iThis excellent conf iy held quite ah enthusiastic meeftl at their ar rarv Monday nieht.The following cricnilpifn were elected members of the company : Messrs. Robt. Wynne, TL H. Linthicum, E. E. Seay, Scott Horeh. J. H. Hazel. J. J. Whitehead, Jr.. and M. C. Neal. t The boys are enthusiastic over their new uniform, which is the hand somest in the State. This company matter , of giving employment to home printers instead of sending North for tKeir, paper half printed." The above paragraph is taken from last week's Winston.! Sentinel and is an unjust and uncalled for attack upon the papers of North Carolina, a portion of the reading of which happened to be steeptyped. We are sorry to see the dictatorial air of Aiinerioritv which I? nend Uld the . . . . a.1. 1 shoulder, a clerk througn we uT, and then . fired away at the flxtures until some one called him out to drink. The next morning iu uu-- er was missing, and when he auer fnrned un in Denver ne ac - .. knowled that the banking uusmes had some painful features that none v.... Ka,v was able to wree.i-i with. Wad Street Ncict. And. mahsa. dey du say dat all this great fine estatojfheah is gwine to be conhscatetlV de devuisn reoei Dat can't be, sah." " ' ; Washin&rton evaded the .the ones- . . . 1 tiou. But a year later toe great uuo estate wps confiscated and sold to Ju- melny the uovernment anu t wu- ington does not seem to nave inter posed to save it for Mary and the ba bies, t V He ought to have been grateful to hfr for teaching him such a noble les son, for he learned it so- weU that when Martha Custis dawned4 him be just sat down by her and didn't let her get away from him. Bntshe was away from him. Iftit se was a wid ow and perhaps didn'to want to get away. - will probably visit Charlotte the 20th L - in tbe paragraph above YEZ KILLING hSIOCRATS." 1 May. Dorham Still Aliead. Th nurham tobacco marltet ! is slill atthe head of the list for high Prices- Lea & Warria'a Warehouse. fiimous for high priy I made the foj- Jbwmsr sales the pari jseit iow ,.yrii, stofirsOlbs atf!4f'i5, and several others of a simuar char acter which have appeared from time to time and hope that he meant no .1' . a discourtesy to the brethren ox tne press who use "ready print in the publication of their paper. So far a a n eor.cerned we are el ad to HO r ? ' "H0WLTJ1UP, Colonel Dast, of Georgia, who was .. .ffiin tkt Confederate array iiz: A. J. Johnsto; $19.25, 5vf 44, 46 iwW Mrt o?th nress of IN. C, and .t 1Q RA OR td Jvl SBH HZ SU. I " , ..." 4100. 50 $63, 56 $75, 48 $59, 38 $59. willing tor that prosperity to come in er hundred, 22, $16,3Si9.&U, b, any eTidence of prosperity on the are any way that is fair and nonorabie, but we never want to hope to attain to that elevated plan of succesa in ioornalism that will constitute us we great luminary around wnicn aii iea- X ERY BEST Mr. J. N. Rogeris of Leicester township. Buncombe county, brought to and sold at the Banner warehouse, lAshville, his crop of tobacco raisea pn one and one-eighth acre of land, which netted him, all commissions paid, $508.95. The tobaqpo market begins the new year with bright pros- The animation oi the closing :. . I 1 .! Aantati him.lDeCtS. ..I,.. i i: i vear i?oe- wit n cr asms life into the .a..r--;n the road, for he uW one. AthitUi LitiZ'n. J. R. Walker 154 lbs $15, 120 $41,50 120 $59. 20 $80 112 $32, 116 $25, 1 7fi 490. 21 6 14.75. J. L. Hall 58 lbs $15, 136 $25 112 $ 96 $70, 72 '$76. 26 $90. 80 $100 sfe. Aiken 36, A o 4iQ sn fi.'iS 58 $49. 80 $125. 112 $105. 54 $96, 64 $72. 1 60 $59,46 lights must "revolve, arid ourselves 9.- i - lro rraml fmrnerof alltne prescnocu v.. : I 7 - j i A1v.rmale EnauireTz Some weeks! laws Vr which they are governed, since. Capt. Jake Wools waa ' way laj-1 We take it for irranted lf a man baa led on his way home, in Edentn. Thiaj nouh to edit a paper (?) he is week James Turner, colored, wasar-1 . , u:ve rested for the crime and convicted of J aeggnrapie w no one ui the same. He was sent to jail Tor 2 J for tbe managenftfit of the ryears. auc xjucuiuu auu ur i Lfolk Telegraph Company has qu tor any one v business. Not enough business for Brxnsibaitv of dictatm Vb others L(- a T 1 -M Z I " - rtwo lines, now, iook qui ior uicrciui- ed prices. p UIU1WI sam; and unjre the re- p'reaumptioua tojflfy tbe least. I nd ..filial JJ hi r debtednew Mr. t r ;' I it.ani.il .1 T I .. na ,..M.I I 1 J I ,a, UIM1M l HV " f cniuery to mo companyp I ng the lUrrU cpier mira'H " "VTirt'tm . vti.7otvU thought in the mi mess men and property the extension of the f)xf derrxin road to a Ilichmoi tiou. After the .next in- taxes w paid thm fummr will then owe but $9,000 road Ind has con new ma operating the Jlarrm c the western b irdrrof the cout i he IlarrU cojer- miiiejKojilJav contracted for a hundred tff,nd feet of lundicr for building io". One of the bet ngJ Ar our town u the Nipid and fsunvtm ales and changes in real e, A Dlan is now on foot id rtaiiin a a fertilizer factory here. EHzahein Cay Fnlco' J01 Mrt the t-" 'i,-1 Jr ;'.Sf f ' y' Kt the alarm of fire waViuhL, .ol frame buildinir on tc ner of taken firefiyyi the iiuide, and in a a tiwrt y4y ' coiiMumml together i with tlClire UK-k of liquors it con ' tainel. Jt took wmie drpjerat flitht ing to keep hack the flar-es from Mrs. Scott's frame dwelling across Main street. The building burned was own ' cxl bv y.t. U D Weymouth, and in euxfor $800. The stock u the pf-j-Jerty of Mr. 8 D Selgh, who had an insurance of $5J0 upon it. Three years ago the Falcon headquarters, were lu the building destroyed.- The board of magistrates of Beaufort ; county have authorized the commi- KC-Irs to approrr-"5i-ot exceed. I'lt alV northwef r Roal and Mum vtrects hat lDS. -TaTTSwJ Utton, fll ol the Superior Court f J rtir roun. 7, died at hin home at )'ialr ou the 4th inst. Cant. .Sutton "e of war of the rebellion, tells " manager "U1"6 . - .-t:.tHM eumnier aP.ll-.inV O m II "11 1 U HUllI nI.VU . - . . M .a. 1 in nritil oas nov nerew. "rr .. . i,.v lwavs had," -aiu ne, -a ereat respect for the valor of the Mas- O ' J t araa vVv.a sacbusetU troops,- rof.the ' Head hpJ mer. r- ' Juf lfjl H. twa cl-K-k struck " three kt uVbe alarm of fire uude TileTTapeJ'uildiiJg on the-worthwe corner of Roul and Main itreet hi funded. west ad taken fire from the ini.c, and in a khort time . jconilWncd(t"j?ether with the" entire .clock of hi"-- it contriNJ-. 11 tn" me t-iyiia BHiiiNkcep hAtk the flsmetfrom Mr- frame aeum across Mliainr ovtoi lOOtioira... n. v.ar. fiTO TffS M f f. 7 Mita LuartcHere thv J-f of tnaihilau.. h The lrf . " and there was ohe . i.nlarlt' the Xl'lltl. regimeniPr..v-.r v - which faugbt us m-e -'BMW happened that during sevenwngage other, and there was ranch deperate . " y Mr. X.'U JtV nrk. I can assure y w curing qne . :I1(,'red for f KXI. . - "n WM of our encounters we were fortuate tfie pr.K-rty of Mr. JT V.Ui, ..trround Otle elVhe reon.. l-j .n in.ursnce of l-W Ufvto it. CT swe were si Ling'that unless tJ rr certain tlv showed the whi tire cou""v" r . "''louireiTf e.'- fired after 1 aaa giyen orden tocease. In the m dst oi toi desulfc 6rvg there canw -"""g inoemiaij voi from out oi . me Da,tia . liowl(J i? ye coa.ndreu e have mrrende and ykillin I)iramertru." Sap c-r1 FV3 n fl r laCaT I n. tnc f i ; M a 1IM T the u Sutton, ClC.a - . a-i)-..-aft.unir, Ol ! " - . j.l, ,..1 irin.I-.ro- .. aa Al a .a-ai 4 1 UK w . A fataJi if---- r ti . w c -v 1 .yjllian, MC'ourl ufoat. ..!! A' at 5 a. iUI M Ik. " . V. .
The Truth (Durham, N.C.)
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April 1, 1884, edition 1
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