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' a mVS ' ' ' - . . .. . " ,m INO, 150. SUMMARY. .lupjess company wins, a 140 - . t .ijaiii-t the I.nlon, Liverpool and :rln.ur:m''-l'o., in the Supreme Court l.. V:tke Forest' College now has . !d)t. ( 'en- SchotieM, now at the ; ,f cur army, ailvoeates adding 5,000 ).,-r to it. A race between Yale .nibri'Vf l.'ni verities will be rowed in .in,j n xt nii)ii)er, The number of mru-M t tin -ew lotK police as DURHAM, N. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1888. m -m Lhf. American Hauler notes the dis covery lately of a deceptive $-0 coim- twieit. This is no ness to us. :mse of uneasi- Mkrchaxts loll the Newton EuUr 1:n" t,mt ..tho Catawba lanners are m bettor condition linanciallv this 11 than they have been tt,r T.n,,' I They have money in their Dockets ,;;:Zin larea to cause much comment ! t-ra,l"l freely and are taking lit) ir(Irl.-. Xew York city requires! t,,e old not es thaturo held nr'iinit Lvetosix million pounds of turkey and i them. . (Jood for old Cltiwb-i -.'Ihon .juarts ot cranberries tor 1 hanks- I i 'lav. Saturday was the anniversary jracnatiMii iay in jsew l ork city. , ,wt'il i-fird will sonn be issnpJ nil nor I ' """" rxsWT secrecy than the kind now in use. 4;;e Socialists of Chicago have inaugur s, eilrt-liiir movement and propose d a conventinn in St. "Louis, prepara i mitinmoth strike in June. An r tiuii has been granted in Knoxville i-; the lease of the Tennessee railroad to Richmond and. Danville Co. The kl State-, steamer recently sent to Ilayti ilointitie mission has arrived at New I i i;irantine with yellow fever on board. -Il.n. Jfdni P.right is gradually sinking. -Il.tfiM premium bright wrappers at the ;;iie fair sold for 1.80.- The fund for vwireoi' l'arnell has reached $100,000. x men were blown up by dynamite in N. V., Saturday, three were killed, the arc 'unconscious. The Knights of r in convention are about through their -The Judson Female Institute at ;y. Ala., was destroyed by fife Saturday. EDITORIAL BRIEFS. w York is gelling Southern p-beans, cucumbers and fresh "" had better pay your town -this w-ek. Jake Wood all says leans business. - thai, quarrel at Livingston, m, resulted in a fight, in h nve raen were killed. was Mr. J as. W. Wilson, who cniet engineer in the survey of the Western North Carolina Railroad, has just been appointed by the Can adian government to inspect the Canadian Pacific Railroad from Ot tawa to the Pacific Ocean. We be lieve Mr. Wilson is a native of Or ange county. Thekk will be live eclipses i n i 889; a total eclipse of the sim January 1,' 1880, partly visible in North Caro- 1 1 Vi r 1. ... . . una, uiu sun setting eclipsed. A partial eclipse of the moon January 16th and 17th, between 10 o'clock p. m., anu i' o clock, a, m., visible in North Carolina. None of the others visible in this State. :r., of Lviuh- Plant Photographs, v Miss Gena Rowland ivturn;d to Peace Institute to-day. -Mr. J. V . Slaughter, burg, is in town to-dn v Dr. B. F. Arrington. ot Asheville, arrived on the noon train to-day. Mrs. J. R. lirooks was on the noon train to-day, en route for Conference. Rev.- X. M. Jurnev, pastor of Main street Church, left for Conference today. Bankrupt Sale. In to-day's issue ! Death of a Little Hoy. of Tfik Pi avt i Tl r ii . i Mr. W. S na..r,o, a. an-' John. I i 's In Z- ZutZ ZT(Vvm-v,van' sto,k ;;',',,,r-v l,he ,uiier:" i",,k ra' huuu ''"is r-mporium wi bn w.,.. uin iij.uhri iu-iiiunow i aiternoon ;it goods to beelosed outin ninetvdavs 1 Ins is one ot the handsomest aiul in tbi most elaborate stock ol trood orlock- Rev- Dr A. l atts olhciating. We tender to tnesorrowiny l;inn v ..hp - ' sympathy A. T lime ol here.iv.-mpnt nml in the mont tb.it ty....r. . it- .x St-,to.,,wl fl..w !....fn..... ... i ' iiuimuiuuinm-VVno , ;huT u,riJi : ,u u,l,,Kmi an ! w too wie to err anl too -nod to be the whole surrounding country are : unkind.'1 Di tnVt h r u ,, , inivneu to avail themselves of this, . .District Attorney I. II. Jiusbee, ot j opportunity to secure their winter ' Week of lrn,r Raleigh, passed ( own tlif..mn,i iLnr..;,..; i i . "'"i i.ijer. IVJ -"I'l'iir-. .u uaiiKnipi i)nces. in Tl,u '... . i. .i . ! this immense stock may be found wVV f ' , V ,lsu'1)s j oil u;A,, . . , , L ,ou ,u ! ol e M. h. Church. South. U (ill 1VI1IIJ III V;l.IITIfl I ri- ifAA . .i ' v '"'"HMIIV. Ill V iWVllS. 1 $4.00 PER ANNUM. FOR YOUR THANKSCIV dav Maj.John W. Ciraham, of Hills- noon train carpets, rues. vie. IJ.n.l ..t.r,,,.. I 1 '". V . I,s nK ol j ve adverti.e,nent and go ami ,kc i,V tier,,; C'lv -T' in, of Wilkes Cir- 'our inS U-fore tlPe l.. st of ! Lv S 'tv of Tri nhv ( wll Triitv ( -htfrc-h ' '""S1"" I will hold pn.vi ce n!. "I. I i'" sii'l the habit of cigarette i;nj,r has grown among the fam- 'ithis country in the last few New York World says John amakeryof Philadelphia, raised m lor the Republican cam- ill. fiKiAx man mowed grass r't day last week, and got up morning and found his hay c') inctden by snow. What a ate ' ' i!-'-l'.9NiN: is receiving a great inn fi-Atvi 1 , 1 :i "'iu me iiuvui urn- authorities both in England 'nce as a valuable aid in land 3anne movements. r about this time four weeks Santa Claus will be har- -5up his reindeers, and his old be-packing the eroodies and .r things in h;4 oioK v. UiVlgU, Boston Commercial Built fin. st. of thf 1itK c- ---- v v. iilU piU" of Xew England, is urg- -. carpet woolsrand a tax on Manufactured abroad. prr7.". -un lourier says: "Gov. ;-Fowlehas appointed Mr. , uuningnam, ot Person 10 the position of Aid. with 4 01 Cobnel' PrevioUs This seems tOWDs in UWprn Von. ch tW0 years had from t 7. W inhabitants, have now ' All who fences .of the last two ever t steam engine WJr3t been comPletetl, after ;'for the Paris exhibition. Psedof r KaL w licucs ui iiiclui, :. . t, and Wfirrha loc. an ounce. A watch made it . Postmaster IIammaker, of Findlay, O., and his whole stair, last week fnwvnVilnl tTr -.1 a. .t wx.ia4 iu uMungion iiieir res ignations, to take efl'ect the 4th- of March next, and last week also Post master Markley, of Ilalboro, Pa., carried ins resignation to - Washing ton and presented it in person at the Postoffice Department. : The Planet, a Republican negro paper in Richmond, Va., published a letter in its issue of the 10th four days after the election from Staun ton, in which it was stated that cer tain black men (names given) had dared to vote for the Democratic ticket. The letter declared that they would be "marked with an everlasting brand.1- Whkn the Czar made his journey from St. Petersburg to Moscow to be crowned in the Kremlin the most re markable precautions were taken. The line, its whole distance of nearly 400 miles, was guarded by soldiery throughout 'its entire length. At every 100 paces bayonets glistened, and at intervals tents shone white and eampfires gleamed at night. TOWN TALK. Blow ye winds. On with the new warehouse scheme. Gresham will supply 3-011 with oysters for Thanksgiving. - -Another good meeting at the Y. M. C. A., yesterday afternoon. The sale of Ellis elegant stock of dry goods will begin to-morrow. We are pleased to note a good trade at Muse t Shaw's since the opening. Read the new advertisement of H. H. Markham and W. E. Foster, trustees for Jno. L. Markham, which appears in this issue of The Plant. Merchant, as well as the retail trade, are invited to examine prices. Meeting of ihe .Commonwealth Club to-night. ow is the time for this organization, which has been so useful in the past, to put in some strong licks for Durham's advance ment. Let every member be present to-niffht. The Young Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold their monthly meeting in the 1 M. C A. Hall to-morrow ( 1 uesdav) aiter noon, at 3 o'clock. A full attendance of the Y's is desired, and all 3Toung ladies and misses are invited to be present. In a private letter received to day from Rev. Sam Jones, he says : "We receive The Plant every day and greatly enjoy it. Of "course the calamities which have .befallen your tow;n financially have hurt us much, but you cannot keep down such men as are involved' boro, came down on tin to-day. Hev. C. W. God cuit, preacned at last night. Aunt Lucy Cunningim passed ; XVliivh s,,a11 Vain the Cake V through Durham to-day. going to' Twodarkics weivsoriouslv discuss Conlerence. j h,g the recent financial troubles to- Mis M. L. Wells, National oran- da-v' -wnon a oollocpiv of this kind oe lzer of the W. C. T. C, left for Ral-' cun'e1 : eigh to-day. "Sam, ken vou tell -de cause of Capt. J. R. Edgerton,of(ldsboro,;,lcfaih,1Tr" t- was on the noon train to-day. return- , ?Si 1 kcn' Jini' cour 1 kc-?' ing from a visit to Chapel Hill. ! ' V11' ,IOW 0111,1 il ?'' Miss Hnllip Hnm0ft0 " ! " .Mr. Juck Rlack- 'Jl IIWAUIH'J, and Miss Hattie Bryan," of Faison' fue visiung xmiss Ada Whitaker. Rev. R. P. Tver, who has been spending a few days with Mr. S. C. Anderson, left to-day for Conference. Little Miss Nellie Rawls is on the sick list, we are sorry to hear. We hope the little lady wijl soon recover. Mr. J. R. Green, who has been sick several days is out again and at his post at the Durham bookstoore, we are glad to know. . Rev Dr. E. A. Yates, pastor of Trfhity Church, left to-day for Confer ence, which will convene at New Berne on Wednesday. Miss Lulie Miller, of Goldsboro, was on the east bound train to-day' returning from visits to South Caro lina and the Westrn part of this State. Mrs. J. B. Whitaker, Jr., left to day to visit her father. Mr. Gro. C Jones, who, we are sorry to know, is critically ill at the home of his son, Mr. R. E. Jones, near Goldsboro. Mr. Lindsey Russell, who recently filled a position with" the Parrish Warehouse Co., left to-day to accept a place in Wilmington. We wish Lindsy a prosperous career in his new field. Revs J. A. Cunniggin, W. S. Rone, P A. Boone, J. R. Brooks. Pmil J Carraway,B. R. Hall, V. A. Sharpe, T. P. Bowner, R. A. Willis, R. C. Bea man and J. B. Hurley, were among the preachers on the. noon train to day en route for Conference." Thanksgiving Dinner. If you want to find out where to get nice things for your Thanksgiv ing dinner, read the advertisement of Messrs. West fc Son, who have just opened a first-class grocery on Main street, in the O'Brien building. We bespeak for this new firm a lib eral patronage at the hands of our readers. well, he borrowed ten thousan' dol lars from Mr. Cleveland, and Mr. Cleveland, he got beat and had to have his money and Mr. Black well, he did'n happen to have it, and so he had to bust, Mr. Blackwell did, and dat made de udders bust, too." We can't decide whether to give the cake to this colored Solon or to the Henderson .-New man. Will somebody .help us out of the dilem W. C. T, U. Mrs. M. L. Wells, one of the Na tional Organizers of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, ad dressed a fair audience in Trinity Church last Saturday night on the work and aims of that organization. Mrs. Wells is a very talented woman, a good speaker, and presented the subject that is so dear to her with so much grace and tenderne sasto hold the attention of all and touch the hearts of many. Her statements in regard to the extent of the W. C. T. U. were news to many of us. Mrs. Wells again addressed a large audience in Trinity church yester day afternoon andf again charmed her hearers. At the close of the meet ing twenty-four names were handed in for membership in the Durham Union. Mrs. Wells went to Raleigh on the noon train to-day. prayer meeting 'everv af- j tcrnoon this week, at 4 o'clock at the j Methodist Female Seminarv. j Below we give the programme for to-day, to-morrow and W.-dnd-iv as outlined by the Board of Mis sions.: Monday. Let prayer be made that the whole Church have a fresh baptism of tin Holy Ghost, a? a preparation for the proper observance of this season ; for all officers and member of the Mis sionary Society, for the more than iKiii a muiiuu in i;ie V. Ill ! r i i vtn- "are not interested'1 in tbi- work, who hear not the "voices of the wo men" who nlend forli.dd nnd -"-- - t. tion 1 BILL IP m. OO TO WEST SON S FANCY AND FAMILY GROCERY HOUSE. (hi O'Bn'.-uit Buildin-O ' " I tu 1. -il,t piir. an.i fn-wli an uf tu WU.rH vouuilliiu.i .wr.Ml.,1 BLST mhtv. ruu,UJiI km.lM. hUch . luiHinf. Yiirn. Nnta Jb- for the n.c- of liberalitv Durham's Troubles. Under this caption, the Southern Tobacco Journal, of Danville, has the following kind and encouraging words: " n "The financial troubles which fell so unexpectedly upon plucky Dur ham last week were surprises to everybody. And. most particularlv were they surprises to the great tobacco trade evey where, since Dur ham through' the medium of her tobacco trade transacts busbies with all sections. The crash was a hard blow to some smaller to Another Hatchet Whack. " ,u' utTdU'L'.luc.r cn Tf ; 1 1 1 .1 l t auieu 10 carry on muc 1 of t heir bu-i-It is to be hoped that Rev. Sara Ln th,..i 1:1 , 1 1 Jones did something for the spiritual Gf Colonel Blackwell ldh good of Durfiam. He seems to have "!nt , tu,nii Lt (.ft,lrt played thunder with her worldly which have come n our Vi ter prospects Henderson Ahicx. citv :t :s .wrnt:fvino. u l " I The above is from the same little tow L Z :: , Yu. V c hnh-hui u 1 I w oiuivi.-i win oe aoie 7 .waut at aui oeiore nis ar- to meet nearly or quite all the de nva in Durham by saying that Sam mands-dollar for dollar. The inen would form a part of the "Exposition who have been forced to the 'vail are menagerie " W e are sorry that time men of sterling worth and men who works no change for the better in that have come up ?o great influence from t., Td-,t0 small beginnnigf They ar?meni u.,c. 7"cutuS'h lUKuow inai tnejwho have not depended on luck or visit ; of Sam Jones .did much, under 1 any ephemeral influence, but who L00J I nf Sng hf Gd' fir !h,SplnlUa have mmand,d fortune to come o ISt m !"1! bt had tbeir han,1?- The present troubles nothing at all to do with our finan- will not .unt th;J m, . ciai irounies. un the contnirv. we thank Ood tor the gracious mflu- knows hut. timt ni.i-v n.i,.,. .:u ences of the Sam Jones meeting that ! be nil tho ; Jn cuauicu uui otouie 10 siano tins' that Cod may be honored by ivin as well as praying : for the youth ol the Church, that they may be trained for ( 'rod s service wherever His prov idence may place them. TUESDAY. For all missionaries, especially for those of the Woman's Hoard of Mis sions, in their dillerent fields, that their physical, mental and spiritual health be preserved, so that the body yield not to trying climate; that the mind be kept clear and strong un der the strain of peculiar and diffi cult work, and that spiritually they may keep uclose to Jesus" while un der the benumbing, depressing in fluence of a heathen atmosphere. Also for native members, that they by consistent lives may recommend the gospel they profess ; for Bible women, for children in schools, for those who translate God's word and for a blessing on that word as pre.iched and read. V KlJX KSI A Y CH LNA. liJ will also L'ive thee for a ledit to I the Gentiles, that thou mavest he My . 1 . ; salvation to the ends of the earth." i Shanghai Missionaries: Misses Haygood, Mus, Hamilton, Atkin son, Hughes, Lipscomb, and Mrs. Campbell. Pray that each be helped and blessed in her individual work; that the "Home and School" may be completed and prove the spiritual birth dace of many, many souls. Soochow For Dr. Phillips and Miss Kerr, that as in their hospital work they mini.-t?r to physical needs, they may gain access to' hearts, and successfully teach of Jesus and salva tion to the sufferers and their friends ; that the labors of Misses Lou Phil lips and Gordon as teachers be not "in vain in the Lord ;' for medical candidates preparing for work. Nantziang That in the manage ment of Pleasant College and the day-schools Misses Kate Robert and Reagan may daily realize the pres ence and aid of God's Spirit. Kading That Miss Rankin may have special guidance in conducting her extraordinary work, and in view of her great need of an assistant pray that God may move upon the heart of some suitable woman, and cause her to cry, '"Here am I, send me." BUSINESS NOTICES. t i-uiu am Aiiiifi I Iran I.-ui.mM. iuan. Ora,-. lu,in,. VisuE .v. -I'"ili:iiidK.iinej,H!.ortiiient..frv Mc-nacs. Ac Jellinn ;n.f,.... ! . Hr. . i,, . "-. juuiTiuriM,' iTr. rtv, l.utter. Ac. a fjnt-ultj. Our Int.. of bfivj Oivo iWi lw romrMe n-l of th- jmn-Ht quality. 1 IU. ,r.- t try our TEKHECTION" Flour, whirh Kuarautee uuMurj.aMd. If minM we iy fun I iu. u. y. $4..KJ p. r Knrk T.Jha.lnM.'H k Uf C,K,irH- Viinrrilm. Cheroot. W.- als.. haw a han.loni- lm- of Chriitn ti t-. I... s .Kl at t!i.. LOWEST. nin our n.otto i. hon. -t d. aliiiK-ail t-rn. .-anh. r ri-KjMs-tfull , WEST & SON. OF Boys', Children's and Infants' Caps, Sacks and Bootees, THIS WEEK. trouble with a courage that has chal lenged the admiration of sensible people all over the country. This being so, it is hardly worth while to use iunuci nuius in couirauiction 01 the absurb idea that has found lodg ment in the brain of the Henderson Xeus man. We Wish liim no harm but would be glad if Sam could hang his sinful hide upon a pole until it was bleached of a disposition to fling mud at a holy religion. cloud which now hangs above her gates. Such a town and such people can not be downed by a temporary sus pension of a few firms. Durham points to what she has done and gives that as a guarantee of what she will do. The magic city will come out from under the debris her present crash, wiser, stronger and better able to cope with future advancement than she would h ave ' been had the crash never come." Special Notice. Durhamites, you canbuv a monument 14 feet high, genuine Italian Marble, from Whitaker & Hulin, for $200.00, erected in the cemetery here. 0!l If you wish to purchase or rent property of any kind, call on R. I. Rogers, Secretarr and Treasurer Durham Land and Securitr Co Wright building, second floor. Mrs. Follett filers every day this week special inducements to purchasers of the above jxoods as she ha9 a large stock on hand which she will sell at Greatly Reduced Prices. Please Call and See Goods and Prices. J. S. MESLEY, Merchant Tailor, HAS JUST BETUENED Fr m the North with the finest and handsomest stock of dolls, Castors Testings Ever brought to Durham. All wanting Fine Goods, Good Fit, Latest Styles and BEST WORKMANSHIP ! Are cordially invited to call and ex amine this superb stock. J. S. MESLEY, Over Postley's Jewelry Store. Notice to Depositors of the Bank of Durham. rvpo-itom in the Bok of Durham will plnm hAud in thHr Lt,k book, to fee written up V. BALLARD. W. 8. HALUBtTETOX Tro""-" of T. BWkwtU and Ink of Darhn. NOTICE. All trKns harinjr accotmu aitinn W. T. Blackwell will pleae present same to noT2tvlH V. BALIJIRI). FOR SALE! Eight valuable buiMin lot in the western part of Durham. Ft particular., call oa oVad drew, R. I. ROGERS, ecy 4k Trea. auglH-tf, Durham Land A Security
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