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Carry roui Preoptions to
A Fresh Lot at Yearby's.
DUKHAM, X. C, MONDAY liVENING, OCTOliEJLi 1. 1894.
PlilCE FIVE CENTS.
VOL. V. NO.
Imrtam
PARTY LEADER DISGRACED
Arrest of a Former Member
of Parliament.
ASK OF CA1T. HOWGATK
I ;illg"r Ih.'Yf'iopMitllls
tin?
romicd at
J,,- I'i esid. iif H- 1 1 Ik Mik Ii Iin-,,r-i.-d
That Will J.-in:.iii at liu.-
l!a I ntil Oc'oher A Taper
.ml I 11 1 Mill in Win uiixiii I uri hawed
tiv an -.iinlili Sy rid i at-.
CmcAoo. October 1. i ii !er t lit-
Large of embezzlement. I'm:;, t, ;..id
tampering with the mail of U Ih'iti h
(.'iiiiTiiiiicfit Ouriicl ampheli. ! i -;i ier t
t he i i i til party in the north. ves,t ter
ritory, a former post mister in of
th: provinces, as well ;is a n.e::i'. r o
the Canadian parliament, is a ;.ii-'n-r
at the cent ral station. When a. iv.-tcd
lie admitted the truth of t:im; .-ring
with the ma i N and m !e.! mi.-h; hut
denied that he was guilty of forgery.
I'art of the money which he tooU lie
says, lias lwn paid bach to the govern
ment hy iu's family and the remainder
has lin n promised.
CASE OF CAPTAIN HOWGTE
Mm::g I-vflofiiu-ntH 1'roiiiit.cil , lien
the 'I rial Taken I'lace.
Nkw Yd'.K, October 1. Captain
Henry W. J low gate spent Sunday at
Ludlow st reot jai 1 awaiting the order
of the I'niled Stales marshal rein.unl
inghimto Washington to answer to
charges of embezzlement and forgery.
I'nnii remarks let fall by 1 lowgate from
time to time it is evident that In be
lieves t hat sens.it ioiia 1 disclosures will
he made and that testimony will come
out at the trial which will show that
the S.".70.0U0 which is alleged the man
embezzled was not used by him alone.
THE PRESIDENT'S HEALTH.
So Miu li ISent-litU-d I hat He Will Stay
Away t'ntil October "JO.
lh .AKD's Bay, Mass.. October b
rrcsident Cleveland will probably re
main at. (iray (iables until about Octo
I -1- 'JO. So beneticial to his health is
muting here proving that it has virtual
.;. been decided to delay breaking tip
! ! until that time unless executive
i iisiness demanding an earlier return
r other unforeseen circumstances may
arise to prevent such plans.
GREAT SYNDICATE DEAL.
l'iiT ami I'ulp Mil In itnuht
hy
gliMhiiw-n.
A 1 i l l 1 o. Wis.. October I.
Tl
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great e-d syndicate deal since the pur
chase of the American breweries by
lingli-.li capitalists has just been con
cluded, and unless something unfore
seen occurs all the paper and pulp mills
a l'ox river will pass into the hands of
an Knglish syndicate on April 1.
The IVary Ta rt j ' Su fVeri 11 u.
Bosi'nN. October 1. - ( ieorge . ( "lark,
of Boston, the texidermist who accom
panied Lieut. I Vary's party, arrived
home yesterday. Regarding the reports
of the dissatisfaction and complaint
a inoiig t he members of the crew as to
tiie alleged snubbing. lack of food and
mi tiering from the cold, he showed not
t he slightest reluctance to eontirui all
tnat had been printed in the new spa
papers for the last few days.
In Memory of Sunset" t".
N 1 u York. October 1.---Yesterday
"as the anniversary of the birth of the
.i'e s. S. Cox. and the letter carriers.
' ii. alw a.v.s keep his memory green in
recollection of his services to them for
ii.inv cars. decorated his grave in
' "iveiiwood Ccmctei'V. There was no
; '.i:a.:e. hut hosts of carriers stood by
' s , r;t ,. during the day. and it was
' !,! with the most beautiful flowers
:-e iiad.
1 1 fin n.loim lilae in Stillwater, Mlnneiutn..
v : : w ri-k. Minn., October 1.
' ; ant of the Stillwater nianufac
' company, on Main street, was
- ' .stroyed by tii at 1 ::'.0 o'clock
" ' ::,ng. The local tire depart-
, : ' 'v-:s unable to cope w ith the tire
a:' ' v'. i'tul was asked for aid.
BRIEF NEWS FROM THE WIRES.
:- 'veatened railroad tax riots in
'-.s. Ky., have been averted.
: National Christian Endeavor con
: ' n will be held in Boston in ljyS.
- "1 Zahndt. a world's fair buildinff
0 ' -actor, has committed suicide in
Sa :- 1 rancisco.
hapter general of the Kniffhts
hhn and Malt
a concluded its
' rations at Toronto Saturday,
letter from Lieut. K. L lVary says
'Homing pigeons are not a succesj
M : or" 'in I t .
1 !oi lowing i-ascs wcrcti
1 1 : e
' ninyor this morning :
"N il'.iam lbigcrs, who was ch:ircd with
K' t'inj; a razor from Willinm Macklin.
W:is hefore 1 ho mayor this mor.iiug. The
veietice not beimr sutlicient to convict.
IH tilni wis I'm ,1 ,;, l.. ..,,.-.- r !
... v 4 m mi mi iiijis in lue,
1 l"L' !
ack Diitugiii Hnd Jatues Hanks, affray,
hey walked up aal paid over the sum
-l..ttJ etch. i
JHir Smith !
unus mitu as he.d in two different '
:.cs
He was discharged in .,.1
", hut the other one cost him $.1.
subscribe for The Globe.
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LOCAL NOTES.
People Coming ami Cioi rig Notes of
t-ir-st I ailv Fend. 1
Mr. E. Warren Myers spent Sunday in j
the city. j
W. II. 0.-born left this morning for j
Oxford '
1
Buck Meadows left this morning for j
Oxfor'1- j
. Jiailanl returned last evening irom
Kaleigh.
Mack I'arrish went to Chase City
tliis
morning.
Miles Goodwin returned from Raleigh
this morning.
Bud Ferrell left this morning for Chase
City on business
Mr C. Felix Harvey, of Kins-ton, spent
Sunday in the city.
Mr. .lames Mollit came down from Bur
lington (.n the noon train.
Mrs. Dr. Manning went down toGolds
boro on the noon train.
Bditor Barber, of the Greensboro I'a-
t. iot, spent yesterday in the city.
Miss Sallie Crump, a sister of Mrs. Dr
Fitch, is spending a few days in the city.
Rev R. B. Hall left on the noon train
for rayetteville on a short business trip.
T. A. Lyon, of Greensboro, passed
through the city on hi3 way to Raleigh
lod:-.y,
Lieut. W. Rose, of the L'nited States
army, left this morning on the Id o'clock
train.
The county commissioners are in ses
sion today. The usual routine of busi
ness was liuished.
W. L. Ferrell left this morning on the
U. A: C. train for Chase City, whexe he
will spend a few days.
The work of repairing begun this morn
ing on the Reams warehouse. They are
putting in skylights, etc.
Mr. George Collins spent Sunday in
the city and left this morning on the fcb
S: C. train for a visit to his farm
Mr. James L. Davis has a card else
where in this issue, announcing himself
as caedidate for the office of township
constable.
There will he services at the Second
Baptist church tonight at 7:30 o'clock by
Rev. C. M. Billing. After services seyeral
will be baptized.
The protracted meeting at the First
Baptist church is meeting with a great
deal of encouragement. The church was
crowded last night.
Mr. Dennis Sheppard a prominent
farmer died Friday night at his home in
Wake county. Mr. Sheppard is well
known in this city and those knowing
him will regret to hear of his death
At midnight Saturday night the Jewi-h
New Year commenced. According to
their caleinl ir the je-ir "";.") commenrtd
at sundown Saturday evenin.'. The cel. -hration
continues today, and a!! ih r
stores are closed.
Miss Annie DeG IYay will rive a
piano recital on next Thursday vt r 1 i 1 1 l? .
October 4, at 8:30 o'clock in Stokes hail.
She will be assisted by Miss Blanche
Morgan, Mr. W. K Yates an! Mis- Lib t
Virginia Parrish, who will act as accom
panist.
John Moidiky was hefore 'Sipiiits Me
Man neii i.nd liar bee this morn in Lr charged
with an a.-saull on Zick Dnnnigan Xack
had about fifteen w it nesses, but it v as
impossible to convict John. He was dis
charged, and Zick was taxed with the
cost, $10.
The woik on the new telephone line is
progressing very rapidly. The switch
boards are up in the exchange, and a
un at many of the wires have been run
ftoin subscribers in the out skirts of the
eity. The rain last week delayed the
work very much indeed.
This morning 'Squire Gunter adu.inis
tered the oath to Mr. () B. Foushce as
assistant postmaster and registry clerk
Bob Rigshee resigned several days ago
to engage in some other business. He
will stay with Mr. Foushee for several
j weeks to get him familiar with the work
I Changes in the Tobacco 1 1 ii i 11 ess.
j
There were a good many changes in
' the waiehouse busiruss today.
; K. J. Barrish and John W. Rope torn
. menced business together.
J. Scott Burch goes on the m irkei a- a
buyer.
Mr. Andrew Cattis takes charge of the
ft
books of Carrington & Hutchings
Mr J. F. Cothran leaves for Danville
to engage in the warehouse business.
Mr. Claud Johnson goes with Carring-
ton A- HntehiinTC
.ucw.
Obe Carver leaves today to enlace in
j - - -
i the sale of tobacco in Chase City, Va
Mr Mr.c. Irrln f iin;ii ,
UU5t irin oi lanville, has ac- i
cented a nosition with Mr T II Martin ;
-ru x . , ' " i
1 ne lohe warehouse closes up today
Th old Farm warphn,, nn t h '
vvuvuuilu
street, ooens for husinei i
' ' . ,
Let the tobacco come in now, and the
boy i
.ys will do it justice. I
COURT CALENDAR.
Cas to be Tried During this October
Court.
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At a meeting of the Durham Mr, held
.q thg derk,3 office Sep,ember 2, 1S94, J
it wa3 agreed that the following shall be j
the civil casc3 set for the term: '
Thursday, October 1 1. I
No. 115 Durham Fertilizer Company J
w H Chaffell acd other,
No. loO-W.C. Maynard vs W. II. Mor
ris.
Xo. 200 The Fountain Marking Brush
Company vs. J. J. Baldwin
No. 209 -John A. Umstead vs Lucy A.
L'mstead.
No. 102 J. II. Shields vs Town of
Durham.
Friday, October 13.
No. 10:i Foster vs Smith and Pinch
back. No. 159 Smith and Henry vs. Carter.
Xo. 188 Durham Fertilizer Company
vs. Ivey.
Saturday, October 13.
No. 205 Corden vs. Neal.
No 214 Shaw vs. Ilowerton.
Monday, October 15.
No 210 O'Briant vs. Wilkins.
No. 207 Joyner vs. Trinity College
and Crowell.
No. 1G5 Dalborn vs. Crowell.
Motion Docket.
No. 3 Andrews & Farthing vs. Rigs
bee k Manning.
No. 30 Tilley vs Bivins.
No. 94 Bowling vs. Allen.
No. 153 Bloom vs. Walker.
No. 175 Morehead Banking Co. vs.
Morehead.
No. IS; Wily & Ballard vs. Durham
Supply Company.
No. 187 Ballard & Wiley vs. J. Y.
Whitted Tobacco Company.
No. is Markham vs. Alliance Mdse.
Co.
No. 193 Morehead Bkg. Co vs. Fon
ville. No. 200 Faucette vs. Music House.
No. 210 O'Briant vs. Wilkins.
TIN PLATE MILLS CLOSE.
Every Plant in the United States Shuts
Down.
Pittsburg , Pa., Sept. 29 Tonight all
the tin plate plants in the country will
close down, throwing several thousand
men out of wrork, and there is no indica
tion as to when they will again be put in
operation. There is a wide difference be
tween the manufacturers and workers on
the subject of wages.
Two important reasons are given for
the action taken by the manufacturers'
association. One is that the closing
down of factories is to discourage pros
pective builders of tin plate plants.
Another reason given by the manufac
turers is that, under Secretary Carlisle's
ruling, 415,000,000 pounds in tin plate now
in bond can be put ou the market Mon
day by paying the new reduced tariff
This will till all demands for some time
to come.
On the other hand the workmen assert
that the shutdown is merely a scheme of
the manufacturers to compel their em
: loves 10 work for lower wages.
Swansea, Sept. 29 It is rumored here
that there is a movement on foot to strike
a bio v at the tin plate tra eof the United
States. It being contended that the
Americans cannot produce certain plates
wiihnut Welsh labor, the representatives
of lab r in Wales, it is said, are inviting
the return to that country of all makers
of tin piale in America who have been
discharged from their positions, or whose
wages have been reduced as a conse
quence of the adoption of the new tarilT
l'ootlall Yesterday.
At IJoston Harvard 22, Dartmouth .
At Princeton Princeton -td.Lnf ayct !e 0
At Hattfoid Yale 22, Trinit y .
The little infant of Mr. .J. II C.p:e-'-died
yesterday of chills and fever. Mi
Copley reported very ill.
That .Joyful Feelinjj
With the exhilarating sense of renew d
health and strength and internal cleanli
ness, which follows the use of Syrup of
Figs, is unknown to the few who have
not progressed beyond the old time medi
cines and the cheap substitutes sometimes
offered but never accepted by the well
informed
Aheko FV 0
: Messrs. Lipptuan Pros.. Savannah, Ga.:
j Dkak Siks -I oought a Ixjttie ot your P. P.
i P. at Hot springs. Ark., and it has done n e
j more good than three months treatment at
: the Hot Springs.
j Have you no agents in t his part of the coun
: try, or let me know how much it will cost to
i get three or six t.ottits from vour citv hy x
! press. Respectfully yours,
1 Jas. M. Newton.
Alerdeen. Uiuwri CouLty. U.
N EWNANSVILLE. FLA.. June 5, 1-V1.
Messrs. Lippman Pros., avannah, Ca :
Dkak m h I wish to trive mv t est i mi mini in
'1 Ktr valunle medicine. P. P. P.. for
the cure ot rheumatism, neuralgia. dyjeia.
hiliousDess. etc. In Wd I was attacked with
uiui'us muscumr rneumatism, ana have oeen
a martyr to it ever since. 1 tried all medic n-s
I ever heard of, and all the doctors in reach,
hut 1 found only temporary relief: the pains
were so ha i at times that I did cot care whether
I lived or died. My digestion hecarce o im
paired that everything I ate disagreed with
me
My wife also suffered so intensely with
dy6iepsia that her lite was a burden to her :
she would be confined to her bed for weeks at
lucwuic. fuc aiw Buuerv! gieatiy Irom sia-
dines and loss of sleep. Some timo in v.rch
I was advised to take P. P. p., and tfore we
my "ite and I had finished the second bottle
of P. P. P.. our digestion began to improve.
Jiu P.! JS? tht .ve been
I haven't done before in a number of rears. !
huic iu nun. am am leeiin? IltC diiinif whst
e will continue taking P. P. p. until we are
entirely cured, and will cheerfully recommend
tfuiivffCnru? humariity- guSL7 "
J. S. Dupriss.
IT GIVES WARXIXQ
that there's trouble ahead
if you're getting thin.
It shows that your blood
is impoverished, and your
organs deranged, so that
whatever you eat fails to
properly nourish you.
Ana just as long as you
emain in this condition,
Consumption, Pneumonia,
and other Scrofulous ana
dangerous diseases are
likely to fasten upon you.
You should build your
self up with Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery.
Purify and enrich the
blood, rouse every organ into natural ac
tion, and build up healthy, wholesome,
necessary flesh. Ocean Port, N. J.
Dr. R. V. Pierce: Dear Sir We have used
your "O.M.D." in our family and find nothing
else to equal it. One of our children had the
pneumonia, and one lung1 become consoli
dated, but by the use of the "Discovery" she
has entirely recovered, and is now in good
health.
Stoles Opera House
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Tuesday, October
Under the personal direction of GDSTAVE
FHOHMAN, the Queen of Comedies,
All Fid, Merriment, Lailiter !
Prices 2. "0 and T5 cents. Spats on tale at
Vaughan's Drug Store.
HALFJPRICE !
Tom Goini M
On Low Prices !
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-2..r)J Shoes for -T'l-'O
2.00 I.-1")
1.50 " " 1.0"
1.25 " " .85
The cheapest shoe, .25
$1.25 Shirts only .85
50 cent Shirts, .39
15 cent lilack Hose, warranted
stainless, only .10
25 cent Black Hose, seamless
and stainless, only .15
75 cent Corsets, .48
15 cent Collars, lour ply, only .10
1 Kid Gloves, in tan only, will
go at .50
20 cent Suspenders, .10
Face Powders, good, .50
Thimbles, 2 cents and up; Needles
and Pins, just look. going for 1 cent
a paper; Fools' Cap and Letter Paper
only 10 cents a quire; Legal Cap at
15 ceDts a quire; Note Paper at half
price; Envelop, a f u 11 1 i ne, at 5 cents
a pack, worth tO anywhere; large
Slates 5 cents; Ladies" Hats at half
price, and many other things too
numerous to mention will We cut
half price and less.
J. L. COLE & CO.,
Wholesale an1 KeHi! N. Y. Packet
Store, Lnderhuyer and L'n
derseiler of all.
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LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Good Companies K'ireseiited Solicits
Your Patronage.
For Township Constable.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Are wanted at the Commonwealth Cotton
.Mills. Apply to S. V. HOLMAN',
Superintendent.
PEOPLE'S COLUMN
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J day; One Inch, i per month ; Two and
One-Half inches, i per mouth.
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'UK SALE Five shares of stock in More-
head Hanking Co. Address Lock l'.ox l.
Graham, X. C.
HELP WANTED. MALE Are vou unem
ployed .' Will you work tor -r weekly .'
Enclose reference and self-a ldresM-1 stamptd
envelope. Secretary, IJx P, Chicago.
Io.-r Physician's y -:t viij'ing I.st. A
J lileral r gard is o:!-rd Jor i?s r turi!.
A. M. M KE. M. D.
P'H' SAI L A g' o-l cii-I hand grand
V 6'iuare Piano, a i'i-l aid and a new Fold
ing lied, cheap. Call on Iuri;a:u Furrutur
Company.
SALESMAN can se. ute.;a.-oi i
and (o-nerai IIudNt. iroia M.-
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Corpora: i-iii. A T
man. P. U. to. : .
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in the 'I- '. tan
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1 huildmg. ErijuireatO:
IUKSALE A wire stapling machine: the
very thin for a small joh printing office;
i hrand new. hvin' ued hut one
month: ill sol i low for cash. Address
The Globe. Durham. X. C.
itr. Alii) l wi.i give me aoove re-
: ? ward for th i,nvininn of anvone tor
snooting, trapping or netting partridges in
t violation of the Uw. There is a fine ot 1j.'
' ior killing partridges between the nth day ot
; Mrcl ani the Lt day of November.
1. 11. JIAul l.i.
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lots will be sold for 10 cents a hundred in
order to work off an accumulation of ex
changes. Enmire at The O lobe office.
Crurnoler
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PHONE
IF YOU ARE,
in Hiii I
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FOR THAT IS
HEADQUARTERS FOR LOW PRICES,
WHOLESALE OR HETAIL.
YOU WILL FIND THERE A PULL LINE OP
Heavy Fancy Groceries,
Tinware, Glassware, Plain and Decorated Tableware.
A FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES,
Chewing Gum, Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarettes and all the various brands of SnulT, all
of which are sold at the manufacturers' prices wit the usual
terms and discount.
REMEMBER THAT I AM AGENT FOR THE
PARAGON OIL CAN
Which I loan to cu-tomers Free of Charge who buy oil in five gallon lots. I have
just received three hundred of these cans and want to put them out among the oil
coiiutiwrs f thn city in the next thirty days. If you want one apply early. There
are over two hundred and tifty of them now in use in the city and are pronounced
to be the hot thing in he way of an oil cm ever invented.
It vw mum he n-e!e for me t. try to tell you all the advantages of looking me
up beb.ru you make our purchases when in need of goods, either wholesale or
reiai A!! I e 01 -;iy. if ou want to save Money it will pay you to come around to
the 1 1 k k ' t ; (- r, n the corner of Mangum acd Parrish streets, aori see for your
elf Price him! qua!n of L-oods always guaranteed. All goods not as represented
v. i l be taken ' 11 1. - ci;omer-' hands and the money refunded. All goods sold in
the city limit-a- ! nb go, .is sold shipment delivered F. O. II. without charge for
packing or entire And now, thanking the public and my friends for past favors
and -e.p in it to shun- a liberal portion of the same in the future, I remain as ever
your friend,
Composition
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Stanley Combinatin:i fur your boys, and make them ban-
py. hold only hy
A. FRANK, SUCCESwS0AR 1
100 WEST MAIN.
Eye do
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See our Novelties in Walking Canes just arrived.
COAL!
I am prepared to deliver Coal as cheap as the cheap
Vour orders solicited. Respectfully,
est.
sir)isrE"y SCOTT.
NO. 23.
Bras ?
GO DIRECT TO
k (et Grocefy.
W. EE. PROCTOR.
Boy
on a
A boy is man before he's rown up.
Hut his pants only run down to his
knees. A boy is a very useful article.
His usefulness comes in when his bi
sister wants him to run an errand ;
but his principal usefulness is in
wearing out clothe, especially pants.
Some boys wear ou one pair each
session. Others wear out two every
week. This cut illustrates a happy
boy. Why is the boy happy ? J be
cause his mother has bought from us
the Stanley Combination.
This outfit consists of a Double
Breasted Coat, two ( 2 ) pairs of pants,
and trie latest style Stanley Cap of
same mat-rial. ( Kxtra buttons with
every outfit.; The tfoods are of most
excellent and stylish fabrics espe
cially adapted for service, and we
can sell you the whole outfit as cheap
.ire suit from other dealers. Iuy our
SLATER & CO.
COAL
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