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jjr-rThe business office of The PiIanxis
at th Durham Bookstore, corner Main and
Corcoran streets, where subscriptions sind
advertisements will be received.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7, 1888.
, , ,-nt,'' .i,;y I How the How the
Electoral votes to which L i.
the State. arer wverally enti-j ted in voted in
i
was well known by all the people of I THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
the town.
We are sorry to have to record
this horrible deed as being done by
a citizen of our town.
This infamous deed, this dastardly
act, was done through revenge be
cause he had done his duty as a
STATES
nrmiAM is iti:ii:i:i i:i.
This; 'is glorious iifrws. Durham
county has thrown off the shackles
placed upon her two years ago by
the Republican party, and -again
takes lir proper position in line
'with the, other Democratic counties
of the Htatc. he will, for the next
two years at least, be ruled and gov
erned by white men elected to office
by the- white men of the county.
The white men of Durham on yes
terday showed by their votes that
they were in. favor of white men rul
ing this county, and that no con-
sKleration would induce them longer
to remain under the dominion of the
leaders of the negro party. The fact
that every Democrat on the ticket,
county, '.State and National, got a
majority of the votes of Durham
county, shows that the white men of
the county are aware of the danger
in which they were and determined
to protect themselves against the
encroachments of this abominable
crowd of negroes and' scalawags.
All honor to the farmers and
''mechanics of our county tor the
bold; straight forward manner in
which they asserted their manhood
and their superior nationality and
we do most heartily congratulate the
honest white men-of Durham county
that they have released themselves
from the odium of bcinc classed
among the counties of the State that
are under Republican rule. Never
again, we predict, will our county
be found in the company she has
been forced to keep for the past two
years, for we firmly believe that she
is Democratic-. forevermore.
Alabama ,..
Arkansas
California ...
wViitp riti7Pn of OUT town. We firmlvM Colorado
j Connecticut...
believe that the torch was applied Delaware....
Honda.....
by certain negroes, instigated thereto Georgia..
hv the incendiary teaching's of cer- Indiana .
tain white men oi our town. Kansas....
m, .... v .7 .. Kentucky..
inese men are unuer suspicion, iuisiana
. . . - . I Main
strong suspicion, oi oeing ine m- Maryland.
,i . . i i. I Massachusetts
siigaiors oi una auempi. 10 latce,
in a most horrible wav, the
lives of a most estimable - laijly
and innocent little children, and
we wish to say to these would
be murderers that their presence is
no longer desired in this town and
that thev ouirht to seek homes: else-
where, ,
To Mr. ( ireen, more than to anyone
else, is due the fact that Durham has westvi
again placed herself in line with the
white counties' of the State and it
makes the blood of every white man
in the town boil withrrage,' to think
1 ill
It, 10'
Michigan
Minnesota...
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada. . . ;
Nw Hampshire.
New Jersey
New York. .
North Carolina. .
Ohio. .
Oregon ...
Pennsylvania. . .
Rhode Island . . .
South Carolina.
Tt-nnesere
Texas
ermuiit
Virginia
rginia. . .
Wisconsin
Total.
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3 ;
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13
13
"8
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14
13
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5
3
. 4 :
9
36 .
11
23
3
30
4
9
12
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4
12
6
11
401
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3;.
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15.
13
8 i. .
3 1...
13'.:
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9!
30;
11!
9
12
la:
14
13
ii:
5 !
3 !
4
23
3U
4
11
.219j 1X2
State Vote 1 888.
GOVERNOR, i
that he should sutler in this way for &caiPS
having so manfully done his duty.. ork
Mr. Green and his family have
the sympathy of our entire commu
nity and the good citizens of this
town will leave no stone unturned
in their effort to find out the guilty
parties, both those who applied the Cleveland's majority
torch and those who instigated the
deed.
143,249
123,010
Scales' majority7 . ......
. PRESIDENT.
Cleveland . .
Blaine.
DO YOU
PROPOSE P BUILD?
BUY IMS BOLTON'S FIN
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Tor Ladies, Misses and Children.
THE DURHAM
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Door and;Blmd MTg Co.
ANNOUNCE
That they are prepared to take con
tract? for Buildings of any size, in
Wood or Brick, from; the plainest and
cheapest to the finest and most elab
orate, at v . ;!
Plans and estimate! cheerfully furn
ished and contracts solicited at home
or abroad. I -
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Oar.-plant, is equipped with the
latest improved labor-saving ma
chinery and we are prepared to fur-
J- r I
nish Sash, Doors, Blinds, and all
kinds of Builders' Supplies at prices
'
that cannot be beat
auglO-dtf
J. S. MESLET,
UNSURPASSED IN STYLE, FIT AND DURABILITY
i . , i
C and D Widths; Common .euse, U aukenpliast ai;d ( j : ,x
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
JONES & LYON,
Corner Maih and Maugum streets. sold-; u:y-r
20,291
142,952
125,008
OUlt EXCHANGES.
New Berne, Journal : Dogberry
17,884
The solid South with' its 137 elec
toral votes only need G4 more to elect
the President. Turn to the' other
States that always tnve heavy Demo
cratic majorities we see Missouri 10,
New Jersey 9, total 2o. lhat added
said : "Write me down an ass." to the 137 makes. 162 certain, needing
Laves beats Dogberry by doing it only 39 more. Since 18GS New 1 ork
for himself. -About the maddest past its 30 electoral votes for the
man around yesterday was a regis- Democracy three times out of five,
trar who had received one of Eaves' so it can be safely relied on as a
"lntimidators. A staunch Kepub- Democratic State. Now where look
lican who received one yesterday for the three votes needed ? Indiana
said he regarded it as a gross insult, cast its 15 and Connecticut its G elec-
and he didn t believe the Republican toral votes for the Democracy at the
party endorsed any such imbecile last election. Besides these the Demo-
efforts at intimidation. . ornts entertain a reasonable hone of
Wilmington Star : The lecture at carrying Michigan and Illinois tor
the lecture room of Grace church on Cleveland. Michigan is entitled to
Friday night by. President CrowellJ 13 electoral votes and Illinois to 22,
of Trinity College, on education, was so that that if the Democrats succeed
plain, practical and thoughtful, and in carrying the two last named stales,
left with those who heard him much they can elect Cleveland, even though
y- . . it-w " i ii . rv x i-
to reflect upon, such- lectures are riarnson snouia carry xew iuik.
well calculated to do good. The en
HAS JUST RETURNED
! If
From the North with the finest and
handsomest Mock of
11
Ever brought tjj iDurham.
A DASTARDLY DEED.
This .morning about two o'clock
the fearful sound of the fire' bell
aroused our citizens from their slum-
bersr and it was found that the
dwelling .house.of Mr. C- B. Green
was on lire.
The lire was clearly incendiary,
for when 'the lire companies began
. throwing streams of water on the
building It liad no ellect upon the
lire, and showed" most plainly that
the end of the house had been satu
rated with oil, and then set on fire
by some fiend. -What made this deed
more hellish than the ordinary in
cendiary lire was that the fiends who
perpetrated this deed knew that Mr
(ireen was down town attending the
counting of the ballots of yesterday's
election, and that his wife and little
ones were without his protection.
Mr. Green is the Chairman of the
Democratic Executive Committee o
this county ; he has taken an active
part in the campaign and has by his
vigorous efforts and untiring zea
redeemed his county from under the
yoke of the negro party. He has
conducted a campaign on the prin
ciple that this county should not be
ruled by negroes and the few white
men who affiliate with them for
what then-could make out of them.
For this reason Mr. Green had made
himself very distasteful to the negro
leaders and some of the miserable
white scoundrels who urge them on
to such deeds.
Mr. Green Was told about dark
last night by a colored friend that
. he had better be, on his guard, for a
club of negroes had said they would
"see him out" before daw Mr.
Green supposed of course this meant
: a personal attack upon him and his
friends prepared themselves to defend
himyfrom an! assault, not thinking
that these fiends would take advan
tage of his absence from home to ap
ply the torch to his house and thereby
endanger the lives of his wife and
children. He was idown town at
tending to his duty as Chairman of
the Democratic Committee, and this
dowment of the College has reached
$40,000. The Methodists of North
Carolina are abundantly able to
make it 140,000 and they ought to I
do it and in the next two years.
Goldsboro Arausy of Tuesday : To
THE VOTE BY COUNTIES.
Counties.
Alamance
North Carolina it would be strange Alexander-
W Ir,,, ..vv, : 4-1..,., Aiegnany.
ii nuiisum mauu auytlllllii UUII1 I Anson.
s I
n rrP'ir. snopph hiir tr tlirvcn 'irlio Ashe
" , . 7.7 , "" Beaufort..
ieaiu ins eiion nere on yesterday, Bertie...
tlo nfifronpr ri' vnosntiinnf 1 1 Bladen...
ness ot oi eloquence, the breadth and Buncombe.
beauty of thought, ' the bitterness of Cabarrus'"'.
scorn and the weight of denunciation caidweu,
that characterized the various parts carteretl!
of the Renntor's snooflv n rovo. Caswell...
1 I ratawhs. .
union io mem, even tiiougn ttiey had Chatham
heard him often and gladly before.
Asheville Citizen, of Tuesday : Siand"
Never before in the history of Ashe-
Colmnbuis.
ville has such a. demonstration ta-
Craven .
Cumberland.
ken place as that witnessed by our Currituck..
people last night. Enthusiastic Dem- navidson.
Davie ,
Duplin
Durham
Edgecombe
Forsyth ....
Franklin . . .
Gast-ou
Gates.......
Graham
Granville.. ,
Greene ....
Guilford
Halifax. ...
ocrats, the friends of the people, and
the delenders ot constitutional lib
erty, were all in line, and the parade
was indescribable. Under the man
agement of ChieT Marshal, A. H
iairu, ine line oi march was gone
through without a - hitch. Private
residences and public buildings were
. . . . . . ... . i ix. ai i i rv.v .
brilliantly illuminated, and every-1 Harnett
lrwrltr Vin oimilrl nhn. ni.ll Haywood
wuiu tucu ivji vicvciauu Henderson
and honest retorm did sn. Thp Hertford
transparencies were numerous and "edeu..
aniironnate. : Jackson
1 1 I Tntmil.Mi
Charlotte Uliromcle : 1 he two lest Jone
I T 1 C i i "I I i-ruuu ......
uiiica Liiiit tiic Jeinucranu Oiaie tom- Lincoln ...
mittee had during the past campaign, cDo0WfcU
were Judge Uick,ot (jreensboro, and Madison.
J li Fnuoa of TJ.J0;V, Tl, ,.,, Martin
v. . vU1w6ll. luc man- Mecklenburg.
ner in wnicn ine nadicai canvass Mitchell
.iontomerv
jore .
i8h ..
New Hanover.
Northampton. .
Onslow....
Orange....
Pamlico.
Pasquotank
Pender'
Perquimans. .
Person
Pitt....
Polk.
Randolph
Richmond.
Robeson .
Rockingham.
Rowan ....
: , . JC
ii Si 11 "
Cr 5
" KV29 1245
. . 596 1 403
1H'.IG 10K4
1211M 11H7
'2U1G1! 1CS1
le.uj ' 1HW
U2f, 1511
oi;sS 1941
12.78, 995
1MW! " . 953
420
WW I 5"4 I
1171 697
mn iiaw I
..." l.WU A . IV'-
.... 2303 G50 :
24H1 1G71
.... 505 594
.... 704 811
.... 352 2U7
1K67 953
133K 2525
247M 2159
,
413
. 28G
'2U72
1107
1174
tin:
1H77
! 1987
I 934
7U4
127
2(j.s7 v
lt94
2-20H)
378G '
727
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was conducted electrified the people yit
of North Carolina. They beheld Sae
with amazement and rage the evi
dences that the Republicans were
bent on capturing the State, and
they heard with indignation of the
threats made againts registrars, of
the employment of Pinkerton detec
tives, of the instructions gi ven to the
"Keliables ," ot the demand for fed
eral inspectors, of the importation
ot negroes, ot the presence of a cor-
ruption-tund from Boodle Morton r,
for the purchase of votes, of the use stanly
AnAe 3 ik. . Stoke..
' '"'gcij, a.nx ui nit; new UUCirine Surry......
that fraud does not nnllifv- whor.vor Swain
i j - i ii4iip;iiuia.i
iw ciueis. TvrreU.
Union..
jL'imnies on. tlie Face wake....
Denote .an impure state of the blood and w-??lV '
are looked upon by many with suspicion. Wautauga
Acker's Blood Elixir will remove all im- Wayne
purities and leave the complexion smooth -Klkes
nnl oear-- TVra ie T,t,;., :n NUon
v . uuimug liiiiL Will MJ
thoroughlybuild up the constitution, purify
and strengthen the whole system. Sold
and guaranteed by R. Blacknall & Son,
Rutherford
son
Yadkin
Yancey.
Totals
142t
921
2085
1278
1903
1251
G99
1171
1550
2303
2481
505
704
352
2U30
186
1338
2479
978
244
1954
Km;
2-239
157G
1G95
2101
2103
1385
1183
2G8i
2120',
1046'
2491 1
-21)4
1254!
1184
782
1129
867
2079
713;
2801
74G
10
1162
708
1087
1570
951
3727
635
901
1797
ls:i7
1751
173:1
1284
1070
748
898
1215
777
1490
2430 j
440j
2044
19581
2361 j
2443
2636!
15171
2525!
lloo;
1334
13711
' 494 i
- 459!
4S8:
1838!
1155:
4772
1146
648 !
759'
2716
13ol!
2135
950'
740
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All wanting Fine Goods, Good Fits,
Latest! Styled and
BEST WORKMANSHIP !
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Are cordially inyitedj to call and ex
amine this superb stock.
: jl $. MESLEY,
Over Postleyjs (Jewelry Store.
FOR SALE!
-i-1 . .
Eight valuable building lots in the western
part of Durham. For particulars, call on or ad
dress, R. I. ROGERS; Sec'y & Treas.,
augl8-tf. Durham f jand & Security (Jo.
PIEDMONT MR LINE.
Richmond &
e R. R. Co.
Condensed Schedule in Effeft October 21st, 1 SSS.
Trains Run by 75 iebidian Ttmk.
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DAILY
SOUTHBOUND.
TO:-.
New Stock of Millinery
Now on display at tL yt
nery EstaMil.iM-Lt
Mrs. Ada I Smith1
Main Street, Dnrhara. N.C.
These ( i ods were se'ii . ! 1 , j.
ly Mis. Smith, ah-1 it j.
hcf ii hci--t-lli.it J..
proi-iirc ti c
Finest Line, of llfc
Kver shwn in Dfirliarn. wA
In aces evt rvthiii'' uu i!:v f
in a w 11 appiiihttd M:'.:.
n cry I'stal.hliiu. l.t.
The ladies of Ihnl am -.A
rounding counties arc i
vited to call and cxainiiic tl.. Lj
some goods and note lL- , y
at which thev are otVcrcl.
Leave New York,
Leave Philadelphia,
Leave Baltimore,
Leave Washington,
Leave Charlottesville,
Leave Lynchburg, .
Arrive Danville.
Leave Richmond,
leave Burkville,
Leave Keysville,
Leave Danville,
Arrive Greensboro,
Leave Goldsboro,
Leave Kaleigh,
Leave Durnam,
Arrive Greensboro, :
4-
50.
744
977
1305
G7
1708
345
1926
755
1399
753
493
1388
1234
638
3040
1148
926
1426
1528
2879
2351
472
1051
Mo
1239,
1240;
977 j
li82:
2285 j
481;
1828
1675
2-2j7
1577
1372
1232
1530
614
Jir29
1433
155
323
335
62
1612
4278
2142 !
lo72i
624 !
25U!
19"37!
1493i
1261
622;
12il5 A .M
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8 50 "
2,40 '"
45
5 58
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No. 52.
4 30 P M
6 57 "
9 42 "
11 00 "
3 00 A M
5 10 '
7 45 "
JOHN L. MARKHAI
Leave Salem,
Leave Greensboro,
Arrive Salisbury,
Arrive Statesville.
Arrive Asheville,
Arrive Hot Springs,
leave Salisbury, ,
Arrive Charlotte,
Arrive Spartanburg,
Arrive Greenville, ;
Arrive Atlanta,
Leave Charlotte,
Arrive Columbia,
Arrive Augusta,
no 45 "
p. 01 A M
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7 -11 "
915 "
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2 30
4 32
5 11
8 05
9 42
DRY GOODS,
t 10 P M
1 45 A M
3 12 "
7 40 "
6 30 "
9 50 "
12 12 P M
4 44 "
6 10 "
HOSIERY.!
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UNDERWEAR,
NOTIONS,
CLOAKS,
NORTHBOUND.
DAILY. i- Ko. 51. No. 53. .
Leave Augusta, ' 5:5 P M j 8 30 A M
Leave Columbia, ': -10' 15 " 12 .W, P M
Arrive Charlotte, J 4 00 " ! 5 15 "
Leave Atlanta, 600 7 iu a m
Arrive Greenville, -l Oe A M 1 51 P M
Arsive Spartanburg, ; 2 11 " j 2 52 "
Arrive Charlotte, 41.50 " 5 30 "
Arrive Salisbury, j f 6i22 " 7 05 "
Leave Hot Springs, ; .8 06 p M; 12 10- "
Leave Asheville, y;46 " ; 1 32 "
Leave Statesville, !:!flA M 6 01 "
Arrive Salisbury, j "4;:37 " 6 43 "
Tjeave Salisbury. f 6 ,27 7 12
Arrive Greensboro, 1 k qo " 8 40 "
Arrive Salem, . j11.40 " fl2 34"aM
Leave Greensboro, ; 9. 50 " 10 50 P M
Arrive Durham, 12':35 P M 4 30 A M
Arrive Raleigh, i;55 " 0 55 "
Arrive Goldsboro, 4110 " 1145 "
Leave Greensboro, ; . jT65 A M 8 50 P M
Arrive Danville, ; 9j47, " 10 20 "
Arrive Keysville, : 12;41 P XI 1 44 A M
Arrive Burkville, 1 J 26 " 2 36 "
Arrive Richmond, , 3,30 " 5 15
Arrive Lynchburg, - "l2?40 LTTvi '
Arrive Charlottesville, .2 ,55 . " 3 On "
Arrive Washington, I f 7. 35 " 7 00 "
Arrive Baltimore, -- ;'50 " 8 20
Arrive Philadelphia, 3i CiO AM 10 47
Arrive New York, . 6'i20 " 1 20 P M
Daily. tDaily, except Sunday.
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FURNISHING
BEST GOODS,
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BOOTS,
HATS,
CLOTHING,
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Train for Durham via jciarksville leaves Rich
mond daily, except Sunday,3:10 P. M. : Keysville,
6:00 P. M ; arrives Clarksvillex, 7:21 P. M.; Oxford,
8:: P. M.; Henderson. 9:3(i Pi M.-.arriveg Durham.
143250 123040
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ior ail inroat and J.ung troubles, Croup,
Caution to Mothers.
Every mother is cautioned against giving
her -child laudanum or paregoric; it creates
an unnatural craving for stimulants which
kills the mind or the child. Acker's Baby
Soother is specially prepared to. benefit chil
hooping Cough and Colds. We guarantee dren and cure their pains. It is harmless
the preparation and will give you a sample and contains no Opium or Morphine. Sold
bottle free. R. Blacknall fc Son. ... by B Black nail & Son.
iv:w r. m. i ; jj .
Returning leaves Durham dailv, except Sundav,
SK)0A. M.: Henderson, 8i30 A. Si.: Oxford, 10)0
A. M.; Clarksville, 11:05 A. M.; Keysville, 12:41 P.
M.: arrives Richmond, 3:30 I'. M.
Nos. 51 and 53 conneciat Richmond daily ex
cept for West Point and palfimore.
Nos. 50 anl 52 from Wpst SPoint has daily con
nection at Richmond with No. 50 for the South.
Nos. .ri0 and 51 connect iat Goldsboro with trains
to and from Morehead Citv and Wilmineton.
No. 51 connects at Greensboro and Selma for)
Fayetteville. - j !;
No. 53 connects at Selr&a for Wilson, N. C.
Nos. 50 and 51 make close f Connection at I'niver
sity Station with trains to and from Chapel Hill,
except Sundays. ,. '
SLEEPING-CAR SERVICE.
On trains 50 and 51, Pullman Bullet Sleeper be
tween Montgomery anJ New York, Greensboro
and Augusta, and Greensboro, Asheville, Hot
Springs and Morristowni Tenn.
On 52 and 53. Pullman Buffet Sleetr between
ashington and New Orleans, via Montgomery,
and between Washington and Augusta, Rich
mond and Greensboro; Raleigh and Greensboro,
and Pullman Parlor Cars between Salisbury and
Knoxville. - - "
Through Tickets on sale at principal Stations to
all points. . j .,
For rates, local and Uiroagh time-tables, apply
to any agent of the company, or to
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