North Carolina Newspapers

. f i i . n y - n . aiiw ii in 1 iu x a. - a y i in y vii i w . Ainu i -t i tm i i 11 ii-ui m 1 --a - i 111 11111 11 111 i in j - . .- - JftSsfcS --gS55 EHVN . s ! . i I'll r . J-"-.. 'i-f-'lClmA. c mm Time-.: - -0L. I-NO. 119 . . sL.u..i...-. . oilk ribbons have been paying a t fre.i.l,t . .. auty ol liity per . cent. Judse -Me- DURHAM, N. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1888. S4.00 PER ANNUM. :;r,f y over. Kinnan has just decided that this .v,. ir .... tv rrfri-. rrnftr m l,w,i, i ,i i (lunger. 01 ine uisease " u.i- -Sitting Bull and a del- rants an(i that they should pay a . t 1 lit.. 1 ('hic:i') wheat marKei is sun Ml 1 ... i'nii win lnsirucL nis . . i cuna. 111.. i ... i. t , u . ." I 111 I . . . u;ill'F I) llt lirOlll tllTti-' .-w v. ; thMir-'li'''it the- work! to continue wy iu uer uea nine years ago, efe the rc-toration 01 ms temporal waaug uiai sne would never leave Don't loriret the special train and low rates 'to the Richmond Ex position next Tuesday Only 84.2o tor round trip from Durham," includ ing admission to grounds. llev. Sam Jones will arrive to morrow and the meetings will be gin to-morrow-night, ! at Parrish's ,nt:. TIP 1 L 11 t - - 1 I i S kjm.s M VLliU 111, V I I I r"; I V I- The Ka ot the r.ast lennessee it because her son mjirriprl nmrT eho ..nScIfcinviiieKaiiroaiiLom- did not like. She kept her word . M-n a'Teed to. Keport says i , . , , report says j . , . , , . . .. .,i.rather .on the increase at Fernan- , xl J . " . . J i ThecTuw.l t'liat listened to Judge '"" " uuuuieua uay or two . wi . n.,.,-;n.r ind w;ic ovt;. ago. - :,i.uui fp I'.ljilnp is rennrfpfl r , , . . 11 . ; " " vuiTE a naval battle took place on ,-i :,., i lie panisn mjhsui uen- pu , 3 , . , : , . . pHtUi m. rica blew his brains out- 1 "J' V, said seventy-five families tween the Maryland oyster navy X -r ' - 1.1 t .- .rvig in a: Dakota town.- A New ana le dredgers. About three hun- drerl shntv; n-nro flrod liii'f i-..-.,. .-.f Unilllll illl.ui., iu.vvv i.i o-i .vi.j OUl, 111IMCU1 L C .-.J ..v- - I f . . i.l.r.vinf a street railway bill nnvnl (won u-oro itt.ii10,i . i .tk-IWiiture.. Mayor Hewitt known how many of the dred hi fkftcl by acclamation a member f New York determine to .;! Mavor Hewitt, indejtendent of all were hurt. The A'tlanta Southern Star attempts to be wittv. but beeomps r-riipllv heartless when it savs : "Flnrhln l iirist'uui Temperance Union deny ...... , v. .i . ,i. t.ir (.ruanization is being .used for , , .. , . , Luitu tienei, uui ine piague vetoes an active campaign and will no X QJ , doubt reduce our vote. Thus does wlines to run for Congress on the the Yellow .Tack unite with Kino- Alcohol to block prohibition." nestly pray for glorious results. The Wilson JVro-says : 41 From all accounts Durham butdurhamed itself last week, and made one of the- grandest, most imposing and most brilliant expositions ever seen in the State." - Democrats should work ear nestly and vigilantly to defeat the double-headed enemy that confronts them the enemy of the best , in terests of the white people of Ihis country arid State. If you have moved from one voting precinct to another since the last county election you must regis ter in order to vote. Don't forget this and don't forget to see that your name is on the proper book. We are sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Baldy Nichols, which occurred several days ago at her home in Hendersonville. Mr Plant Photographs. Miss Ollie Snow went to Raleigh to-day. . Miss Laura Wiley is on a visit to Raleigh. Mr. W. H. liranson is improving. it is hoped. " Hon. John W. Graham came down on the noon train to day. Mrs. W. J. Oris wold feft to-day for a visit to her former home in Kinston. . Mr. John D: Rickett. one of the cleverest of commercial tourists, is in town to-dav. ine isiiii Fertilizer tiers Tliere. ! V. 31. C. A. rrom the following telegram we j Monthlv business meeting, at 7:.0 learn that the Durham Hull Fertili- j o'clock, to-night- Reports of com zer was Awarded the first premium mittees, election of new members, at the State Fair: jetc. Every member is earnestly re-' Ralek;ij, X. C, Oct. . juuested to be present at the ap Darham fertilizer Co.: ; pointed time. Highest prize awarded us. Our exhibition coered with blue rib bons. . Sai xiki:s. The Most Thriving of North Car olina Towns. We are permitted to publish the following kind letter, from Capt. S. Mr. George Green, who came here ! reference to the visit of his company upon the sad mission of attending ; to onr i.vll0ition liic iuncit.li i ma iitLie uaugiuer, le turned to his home 'in New lierne to-day. Mr. I). A. Albright, who has been a resident of Durham for the past six months, has returned to Richmond to reside. Sorry to have you leave us, Mr. Albright. : j.urpose -Sister St. Mary, a I'lbiinr nun. lias forsaken the cloister .. ,...w..l .-4.it. T Trvii A nlAL' PllTYl 1111 1 1 1LU MilLV . ilUll. iLlUUO ticket. KD1T0UIAL I5KIKFS. Vijte for John T ;:';:!ature. Nichols for the A little boy in the" New York Juvenile Asylum dies from injuries inflicted by the Superintendent. On his death bed he told his mother ih'LKAii for Felix D. Markham, that the Superintendent seized him .''"nil county's np-vtshpriff j iV'j.vr A. M. Leathers make us a J surveyor ? Then vote for him. km Carolina expects every "-toilo-his duty in behalf of good were your child wnnip'nt by the throat, thro wed him down and beat and kicked him. The matter is being thoroughly investigated. If the charge be true what ought to be done to such a man. Suppose this A ' correspondent . of the New hn T. Nichols will vote to give York Herald, writing to that;paper, '''am county white magistrates, says : "I find that there is a large Hir him, white men. purchasable vote in Albany, Col- MiKs you )-iy S1G- for a suit of '- ot that is tax imposed by - pr. stnt high tariff law. lumbia and Dutchess counties. It will go to the party having the long est purse. In Hudson there is one ward where 300. votes can be bought New York Herald says a at so much a head and the Repub- wave ol some severitv" will licans intend buying them, the )- strik'p tl (Tiirp. is estimated at S2.000. v cvuuvii iv uuui l r - - Durham Leads. . Speaking of our; grand Exposi tion, the Asheville Citizen says: "Mr." Robert Walker has returned from the above brilliant exhibit of Nichols will have the sympathy of the energies and progress of Dur his many friends in this section in P4am says that the display and his bereavement. i environments jar exceeded his rpi t i. i !.. , , , expectations, tnougn, as a lormer Ihe Radicals are stimulated by n.t.Korv, ,oVi i fknf i the fhird party antics and are stny- what his old fellow citizens were. iug lu wie&L uie cumroi ot me oiaie ca pable Gf doing. He was Our only guvtinmcui liuill L11C UUllUS Ul Ulf ronro,f,nf4 4li. IT,. 1;.,T. h. ; T1 ,i i, it ncoLiuauvc 111C1C ; lie IIUIIKS, lte man s party. Be on the alert, if 'the Exposition had been a little Democrats, and work unceasingly to later Western North Carolina would deteat their purposes. hnV'l.ften rPnrntP(l nrl u-nnlrl ays the Statesville Landmark: have carried off the prizes in bricrht 'Durham had a tobacco exposition tobacco. As it was, our planters last week and it was a very large were not ready to compete, their affair. Senators Ransom and Vance, cures not having been. perfected. Governor Scales, Mr. J. S. Oarr and "It is now in turn for Asheville to others made speeches. ; The surviv- prepare for like exhibition : and ors of the old Sixth North Carolina choosing her own time, to have one, iiLnciit ii aw a icuuiuii uuniig me making sucn aispiay oi . ner capaci- Week. - 40 tips ns we know shp. i ennnbh nf rln- Mr. John Nichols, if elected to intr. - the Legislature, will vote for the "Durham leads. Let us emulat( Democratic nominee! to succeed her example." .. ' ' Hon. M. W.' Ransom in the United ..: : ."-' States Senate. Mr. Burkhead fails Covireil AVitli filrire to sav who he will vote for if he rP1 T,-,, i , ,i r , r, , fv i;. , lhe rittsboro Home has the fol uioc auu mucuiain lowiricr com pliihentarv reference to our i late gala : events: "The Reipsvillk, N. C. Oct. 1", l.VjS. ('ait. E. J. Parish and offn rs. Ihir 1 . ft am, X. C: Dear Siu : In behalf of my com pany, the Reidsville Rifles. 1 desire to return our thanks to you and your committee for the courtesies and I very kind attention shown us while in your city, and my entire com mand appreciate fullyour efforts in our behalf We regret equally with vou, mat tiie weather lnlenered with the programme on the 1 1th, for your people had displayed so much public spirit and bad such a mag-' nilicent display, that it was to be regretted that the citizens of this section and the entire State could not witness the material develop ment and prosperity of the most thriving of our North Carolina towns. But you have most surely ' cast your bread upon the waters" and we hope vou may reap the reward you so iustly deserve. With best wishes and assurances of regard, I am very trulv S. II. Bovp, Capt. Co G. 3rd Reg.,N. C. S. G. -lav. TOWN TALK. Stalls has commuted the "'utence of Cora Wright, con- l m Edgecombe county of infan- '" tn life imprisonment. Warm, windy and dusty. Rev Sam Jones to-morrow niirht. First premium for the Durham Fertilizer at the State Fair. Oh for a Street Commissioner vklaxd is going to New York Jt is to be hoped he will RhUn out things there and show that can tell as soon as anybody I), woerats' what their duty is else when U is dust --How to perform it -IKVK. .'"tuo Fourth Baptist church, ;;!"!l,,lia, and carried away the. ' l,.the property,' insurance pol rioUier valuable papers. gian to learn lrom our II. Sims, who has a posi- Ule HMeral irinting oflic, at i"u cny, that lie will be -11 me :ioth "1 alisenee. Work is progressing upon the new brick factory of the Morris & iceentlv blew open the Son Manufacturing Co. i Let no Democrat lose his' vote by fnilincr to register. Attend to tins important matter at once The young men are cordially itod to attend the meetino- ot the Y. M. C. A., at 1:30 o clock, to-night Jim Harris, colored, harangued a crowd of negroes last night, on the vacant lot between Mam and rarnsh streets. Stand by the Democratic nom inees and in so doing you will stand lw the best interests ot the whole - I v T . 1U is to have a grand neonle Tratlc rally to-day. Speeches The Golden Belt Manufacturing inade he sjq,-..iw--t n-ot one hundred bacr stnnirers. l.fo. a t; t I ftpp n (1 vert iseiu en t in this issue ot 'ALi . iii vi riri ii l ;i i i r i . Juupr in o.,.i-ii i.i liir, ii-'" , ami uuier uisiin- . , .:nKi:i.i . i Mm i s wareiioi se w in ue nuiii tprl rfnrin? the Sam Jones meetings, '7; ltowhrnd and honest ad- by seven arc, f!1"6 HRhts and one ;-not county finances. If , " ueti h of course, would dance to the racket of the Radical bosses. Vote for John T. Nichols, who may be re lied upon to represent our best in terests by voting with the Demo cratic party. A Sad Death. With that aliects us when the destroy cuts down a young man, we announce the death ol .Air. Robert J. Hallibur toil, which occurred early. this morn ing at the boarding house of Di Lowe, after an illness of about ten days with typhoid fever. Mr. Halli burton was twenty-three years of age last August and was the voumrest brother of" our townsmen, Messrs. t i . .1 ! c tiii:i 4...., tt: . .jawo ami! . o. j l ui l i inn luii. jus father, Mr. "Win. Halliburton, who now resides in the western part of the State, has been informed by tele graph of the sad event and is ex pected to arrive to-morrow. The luneral will take place? lrom Trinity Church, to morrow afternoon, at 4 o'clock, Rev. Dr. E. A. Yates offici ating. Durham Exposition was a great sue cess, j Jh very body who attqnued it is lavish of their praises. The news papers are lull of it. Gov. Scales said it was magnificent- a complete succe'ss equal in excellence even to peculiar; sorrow that the great New Orleans Exposition i the destrovinr ampel as ar as went.; Senator Vance said he had never seen anything bigger and if there- was ever any thing gotten up in the State bigger he did not. want to see it, for lie wished to live and die with the rec ollection of what he had seen there. He said that Durham was the big. gest town in the world for its size. Durham is proud of her success and we cio not oiame ner. sue never does things by halves. In her Ex position she has eclipsed herself and covered herself with glory. They speak now of making an annual Exposition, and we may look for it again next year, f ine on a two weeks' e will not have to be incandescent light. Close the stores next week at 7 m so the emmove mav t. iiii ifii rv. ir. uj mm i -mi rt he will iiav out. the ,i tKo mpptinff tn be conducted 'Ji !lln 1 J - iillCliV lUK O. . u I0r the education of the by Rev. Sam Jones "eil Ot th nnnnf,. -Remember that registration in the town election does not entitle e ,r.i tn n vote in the general election. L'BUfot campaign speeches Be sure your name is on the proper I- otnfc i i ... - . Virnlr Wi. wmc" will be pub "Ll e i rAr, Tn,in T n- 111 a few, inv0 --v i The funeral of Mr. John F. Dn- S n Ua3S- -Now thecam- nn frnm Trinitv Church Ui rr I Vcl LUvJ pv . - j - ,.- .jcrat- warmer and the this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, Rev. J. ... 'atJ Will U ili !:. ''..Uo.iroa lnr?o.l Ksit: ' 1 uccume more eu- .1. Kenn omciauiig. ",tio uu,iiu hanever. with Masonic honors. he Bitf Virginia Cities. Lynchburg Advance says: ''Some idea of the immensity of the tobacco business of Durham, N. C, can be obtained from the fact that the sale of revenue stamps at that place in September amounted to 60,332.07, and October, it is thought, will reach! a still higher fig ure. This is at the rate of about 88(0,000 a year. For a small town in North Carolina this is a tremend ous business, but then it should be remembered that one tobacco house in Durham is said to spend $.300,0! 0 a year in advertising. : ""This is unquestionably' a most flattering business exhibit for Dur ham in our sister State of North Carolina, and shows a wonderful growth within a few years. It beats our big Virginia cities of Lynchburg and Danville, which are the leading tobacco markets in the State, out of sight, and makes us feel somewhat uncomfortable. We shall be glad ; and judgment of three months on to shake hands with our enterprising j the public roads entered, friends of Durham in a few months, j State vs. Charles AV.alker; forgery when our new Lynchburg and Dur-1 of an order on John L. Markham in ham railroad is completed to that name of W. W. Hamlin for Slo.00 ; Superior Court, f : THUKSPAY AFTERNOON. State vs. Fletcher Hester ; larceny, stealing a pair of shoes 'from Mr. Bowlin : guilt; Two years on the public roads. State vs. Peyton Hicks and W. T. Clarke; affray. Clarke called and failed ; Hicks tried ; guilty. Fined 810 and costs. State vs. Allen Jones ; assault with deadly weapon; guilty. Fined 81.00 and costs. State vs. Ed Gill ; larceny ; guilty Four years on the public roads. State vs. Joe Hester : false pre tense; ; submitted. Judgment sus pended on payment of costs. j FRIDAY MORNINO. State vs. Dink Merret ; assault with deadly weapon, striking husband with an axe ; jury still out. State vs. Daniel Watkins ; con victed of larceny on Wednesday. Four Years on the public roads. State vs. Lonny Rogers ; former judgment of $2- fine stricken out Sam Jones on Journeviny: to Another Worhl. "The question is : "Has God pre pared the way .and is it suitable?' "If 1 had walked up to this rail road track down here and had never before seen one, I would have said 'What is this'?' No one can tell me and I say : 'I will find out' I get a wheelbarrow and roll it along on the rails, and I will say : 'This way was not mad for a wheelbarrow am the wheelbarrow was not made for it.'. I will drive a wagon along the track, but say, after a few feet : "This way was not made for the wagon nor the wagon made for the way.' step down here to this round-house and look at the powerful Rogers engine, look at its magnificent con struction, measure its ponderous driving wheels and see the ilanges upon the track, and I will say 'This engine was . made for that track.' I steam it up to 180 pounds to the square inch, hitch it to eigh or ten passenger coaches and see it move on gracefullyT over steel rails. I say : 'The track was made for the engine and the engine for the track.' The locomotive engine on the track is a thing of beauty, speed and pow er, but off the track it is the most helpless thing I ever saw. It cannot move itself, much less the train. An engine in the ditch looks like a slain giant, truly ; it takes steel rails and ties to make a track for that engine. You take the soul and try it on the dirt road of profanity and it runs onlv a few feet until Ieatli of Mr. I. A. Pasehall. We learn with regret of the death of Mr. I. A. Pasehall, clerk to our Register of Deeds, which occurred at an early hour this mornig, at his home in the northern part of the town, after an illnes of about a week with pneumonia. We were unable to ascertain at the time of closing our columns al what time the fu neral will take place. Outrageous Treatment. The wind and dust again" held ligh carnival upon our street this morning to the aggravation and dis- comfort of our merchants, and yet the street sprinkler did not appear until eleven o clock. Ihe treat ment our merchants receive in this, matter is simply outrageous and this grievance should be brought lelbre the town authorities in pretty Jain terms. 'Ihe merchants have complied with the demand of the own authorities bv creating a fund to defray the expense of operating the sprinkler and they have a right to demand a compliance with the contract under which this money w:is raised. One' of the commissioners informs us that the failure to run the- sprin kler rests solely upon the street commissioner, who has positive in structions to bring out the sprinkler whenever it is needed II this be true, the town commissionersshould haul the street commissioner over the coals and give him to under stand that if he will not perferm the duties ot his olhce he must step down and out and make room for some one who will. This is plain talk, but we mean it and the cir cumstances justify it. Our mer chants are sick and tired of being trilled with and having their goods damaged, when the means' are at hand to prevent it and when they have paid to have these means put into use. Let a reform along this line be speedily inaugurated, Messrs. Com missioners, if you please. BUSINESS NOTICES. (iniecrics of all kinds, tlailv received at Perry's. I.arget anHest assortment of Plain and French Candy, at Perry's. Perry leads in (iroceries. Perry will save you money in (iroceries. If vou wish to purchase or rent iroierty of any kind, tall on 11. I. Rogers, Secretary and lrcasurer Durham 1-and and Security Co., Wright building, second Hoor. Fine Apples, Pears, (iraes, liananan, Oranges, lemons, at Perry's. BAG STRINGERS ! We cn tfive mploj rn nt to cue hun-lnJ Mriiig- r. Al'l'ly to GOLULN BELT M rO CO. growing city guilty. On year on the public roads. Low Prices! Quick Work! MERCHANT TAILORESSj Kxr-ln iu tL- Lat-t Sty Iaul Work maun bii. All Kinds of Tailoring Work ! TL- L4ry-t aul lt line of nampltn in DnrLm ' from which to ih-Wt. Sjk- iaJ atu ntion to Cutting, Making. Altering, binding. I punng and Cleaning. AIko l-alr in Dry Oonl. Clothing. G-ut' ni -Youth' Furnuhiug 0xi. La1im' Mich- Uo1. Hatn. Cim. bootM. Sho-, , Trunk p. li.-, -u-. Satif'tion guaranteed twth in )ric and quality of work. She i now lot aU-d at S-iuan'a old printing office, next to bakery. IT IS MIRED IN TIIE MUP and filth ; try it on the dirt road of unrighteousness and it is powerless after a few feet; try it on the dirt road of Sabbath-breaking and it will stop in the earth in a few. minutes; try it on the dirt road of infidelity, only a few miles and the road fills up and becomes no road. There is but one road in this universe that the soul can run upon. I tried the dirt road of profanity, drunkenness and shame, but glory be to God, the spirit of Christ lifted me out of the horrible pit in which I had mired and put my soul on the way to Jesus Christ, and I have been run ning sixteen years toward the good world, and as certain as an engine needs cross-ties and steel rails, we cannot make the run until we get on the wav of Christ Jesus our Iord. I L wish more men" could see that. Common Sense Sabh Balances, very Ice-Cream Freezers WATER-COOLERS, What would you think of a locomo tive on a dirt road mired to its cylin ders and axles and making fun of the track and cross-ties and saying, I have no use for such a thing ; it is a farce and a humbug ; nothing in it.' " useful in this warm weather. Durham Cook Stoves, &c, &c, at J. T. WOHBLE'S ECaxd.ware Store. .. t " v . . i