North Carolina Newspapers

- 17 ;! . . - - . . . -. . . ft nt ,t VOL.. I NO, 164. SUM 31 Alt Y. natc is -till rushing the tarifl' bill -' The excitement in Birmingham i ; I ii 1 is still 1 r i-niiim, ifovernor l.eav ! military is still in possession Cony; j Tex a IIaiit Photographs. Mr. R. II. Jones ha- retunn'd troin gross earnings i !' v. The ,A lcriiiiniu camjctign , mi : i ,.',( "v iimt jasi vear I, .... l - - -.-vr-wm Mir . i I .1 . . UH H TO If ri. il- 1 1 1 M L 1 1 L j. I lit rTWiTIVO trif " ( j w v 7 C 1 1 J I - . .. - 1 - A l. j,. i (i iiimimudu 10 ins marriage. Tt, - i i r-i h KhMAN fc.AYRE, who renrp. lents the Tenth District, said hnt ib an empire in itself. Its re- a trip to Danville sources are illimWoki ...i , I t, . of the dividing 1,1 , " ,7. . V L,.V A' l'.r00nit-' .Vfd Oil the 1 r . - . 'uuyuai - - - l M.i . an legislature in both houses lor the utiL' in ev i ork I nesdav for tlit ' " Mcwuie wotlin i nrt- ,r , a , 'Mr. Pulaski Cow :ii-: i snirl t i . J . ilc on u,e w uc a prospect ot i t av 1 , r-7 a serious snlit. hn i. ..;,, unmgt-,, auu Ule - puJlHJtUl J J i . - 1, ,,,,,, . M' , i .. . . oenatnR trni i .. i.iii.i r,n "- vessel was sunk ic Jasi and those ,i, (..htun-.!. -A negro, was lvnehe,! -from the West. Thr fnrmor . I " i4J , l) II I I I 111 DURHAM, N. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13. 1888. h:i It! e oc( nred on Chesapeake Bay v ! r , .Back Irom tlio I'ar WeM take pleasure m directing at-: C-mt l .L- v , . tention to the new advertise ent f tenl ,v Vr , ,,;u'k u' that verv clever M ? K V ,,nm !rospeotin tour to . --......v, .-u. . v. a mi i iiri i it i i ..fi-if ...... .....i i ... $4.00 PER ANNUM Mrs. C. D. Holh home bv sickness WK to learn ' " : 1 havt' i ry. Tin- Cat. iV, t ,. ,,f ....i.;..!, iti.Mt (),; t"",:. ; r"? MliMVf : i;"1 "! that .,.,, i,ut in. noon train to'beeniovsa liU-nd o Z i . .,!n1.' W,,al that while l . .-u, MHMir IS IIHII-i' Moves. uinlos. I 1 St ia the ! -iaiM l.u-sday f.u- nuinler.- non. maintain the high tarifr and the hit- . ...... uv luailliif Ills Hill I I l,r r W III lnpin T . . ... . " ,., v'iiol on a reauction Harris, the new ' Taylor makes Farmer i in ,inl ' a l le i I )oor f-nrL-! hi.hm. .k i:. . .. Preidi,1(r . . . :.v. V " . " w stoves and f,U.i o..rrl... .. .1 " l" 1,11 u,r,v- IIUsi i.im, ! nM IMlilKtni IM'S'l'lt't !1 is 111 town. ' i iifiiting stoves, r; 1'h'iituul and lnoro much 1 1 i . : . .... lv. 1 nil iiini inn.- wi n-iii 1 en :ii v.. on .. ........1 . , V V l mi Ill I , t as.Miiiinttit .f Urates. Aiv i.r r :r,,u 111 murium, which I am nij,r at prx-es that i.ffer- 4 t w w Duplicated This is according to the New York TmLi dispatch from Washington city. So tariff reform is not dead, after all. The Richmond and Danville Hall- rt r I 1 . i l.e Jvmocratir Spn:,tr, rUUJPany nave beeuri -'a urn- tt rmincd to make no factious op, cfedlng m the Federal Court in Hal- The Reimhli-mZn 10 join the laying and collec- M. I ' ,.l . l-l .m 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ii.iiri 11111 is sieauuy im ,;!,.', Steam has Keen . successfully i inlMiifectant at Jacksonville, Fla. T;;t- Tn-aMiry is still hiiyTng bonds not lit- at a high premium. A fire in ... nviilc l'la., destroys 1:2,000 worth of roa(j ii- Hi i..n tu the tarifi hill riiiiili'laU' i r m ..1 Tiifxlay. imyor of Boston was tion of a tax by the State upon thei The Farmers' Alliance rollinsr stork plni'min lL: T-., T T fi m. . j. L.uilinirnm i night in Durham and" left this ing lor ( bctord Mr. Win evening on :,ni: irjffi as farmer ge , 1 ...... . " 1 .......... 1 . x " Kl,l Mavnor will leave this a business trin tr tlm Uerepti,,,, oi-3Iahi StrtN Pastor ' !,.,', lv Iiv(,.v to make both ruds iiev. ii. r. j; umiiass. tluMU'w ii't- North and will 1.. . ' ' V- -'n sireei church, and his day L awuin 1 wne, arrived 011 the noon train to- - xr -T ilay. Uy ,w"e given a cordial Messrs. M. and I. Summerfield, ofreetln fne ladies of the con oldsboro, were in town this morn-1 Kreation, who had had the paron- meet. tl. e roiling stock, claimW tlmt i,;,, it u 1 r 11 1 vi 1 I 1 r 'iri fiit,..ii.. : 1 1 . ,VI-y "4""tv in mis nronpr v nnt llnl.l., A man fnm. P.nltJm,. 1.., . . r. J ""v """ UtxailOll in '", ri -i ciuiiiinerneia .at i rt' as it is already taxed in (iuliishoro who mail oC..;. ouiLes ana inev are merplv Ma-liort tune ago; he will continue the n& H upon their lines here. . ru 'I III lttiu' rfii... 4,.'1.1... T - I ' v nimr iii iiiivs; run it aI, It is rumored that Milam ian . Ax EXCHANGE says: "A negro at Lex vrvia, will ahdicate. Harrisoh.will go ln8ton' Kv- wagered fifty cents that Wi-hiimtnn ten days j.rior to his inau- ne could handle a rattle snake and ration.- Henry deorge has sailed from not get bitten. The serpent struck km- iiome. him -A A KDITOUIAL BUIEFS'. on the end of the nose and twice on the chin inside of thirtv seconds, and neither I',,,-- r- ..n i . "J '.n. liuj,cuuuii lor oince among doctor could save him " wii ii. . , . -i "loiicy -tilm 1IVIIK U ovrvont1,1 --. .1 vl j. 1 i . - ......... v,.Mltli lu piuuuce uiusi nave Deen the caue ofhi death, for we do not suppose any sober man would be fool enough to make such a. bet. .-::ous dissensions. , TiliinKKN French officers have j -ii-expelled from Germany lor at- kl'tin to study the language. Tin m: is some talk of making two out of California and live out IVxas, hut it will robably all end 3Iy ! Uless l.'aik. J ? P'UnTaylok, of Oswego, N. Y., jHtout to-cut some wood for iSun- Olir SOlll! How nnv brother of the Xews it Observer dances around on his ear in consequence of our little remark about the deer and fox, Ac Yes, we are rustic, we were born and reared in a small village; we now live in a little ham let, (Durham by name) not in a laro-e K an.lten minutes later his wife city as does our brother of the News i i A, "im dead. The moral is ob- & Observer, but we do not reo-rpt this, for we believe somewhat in the old adage, "God made the countiy and the devil made the cities,'' and then, running a country newspaper relieves us of the anxiety of mind that the 'Metropolitan editor" is bi ennially subjected to as to the. nm. Ti'K (loorgia L-gisfature has done lentous question, "Who is romr to 'lit thing. It has declared in got .the public printing?" And, ;rt text books by Southern brother, we were sincere in our re- the (.eorgia public mark. He do hope so. Don't von? Mi- liA.N i i'Rv has been offered ' '"M, for-her autobiography. A pn. unvtu-nished tale would sell j,: :l w,,llll not be nice reading for ! lamilv circle. for ing, the guests of their kinsman, Mr I . . . - 1 1 ' .uiiiinernf ui 3rr fcrank W. Harnes, of Wilson, president of the Wilson National bank, a clever and popular gentle man, is in town. Miss Mary MacMackin, who came up to attend the marriage of 31 r. J Manningiand 3Iiss Julia Cain, re turned to. her home .1 . -v.v..l LJ i . n via, a;e Pev. o-p- Xorth Carolina might fol rs. i ? Uit. T0WX TALK. .ca i : or Y CO of lie ;,3 :t rei)orted -that President Cvd;uul will send in to Congress a f-nal civil service rpfnrm r.Toeoorro vliirli he will vindicate his ad .trution from charges that have a,ile against it. T;v niembers of a Hepublican ;el.v )ave been arrested at Naples attempt-to wreck the German at Home with a dvnamitp" In, J The first big snow of the season. Annual meeting of the Y. 31. C. A. to-morrow night. Auction everv night at the store ofC J. it W. 3I. Hogers. Work has been started upon the depot of the Durham A: Northern railroad. Don't forget West & Son, the grocers,, when you start out to buy your Christmas nick-nacks. 3Iiss 3Iaggie Watkins, who has j:did 1U)t expi0(le image was done, as the beon' visiting friends in Tarboro and Dr. E. A. . . . " - "IWl Ml i unity church, returned to Durham last night. The Plant welcome the doctor "back home" with all it heart. . Afn.,.! ll 1'. .1 . . .uainie, me nuie girl ol 3Ir. H. II. A right, we are pained to state is thought to be seriously ill at the residence of 31 r. Thos. b. Wright on Cleveland street. ' Hev. J. A. Cuninggim was on the east-bound train to-day. erf route tn assume the duties of Presiding Inkier ot Warrenton District. The preachers of Greensboro District t.rpntJ "Uncle.Iesse" a handsome gold watch as a testimonial of their love for him 'Aunt Lucy" is in Chapel Hill and her many friends in Durham will be glad to learn that she will cuhjc uays nere next week. . Pay. Your Dues. We are requested to announce that it is earnestly desired that all mem bers ot the Y. M.C. A. imv their dues at once.. Every good thin' costs something and takes money to Keep it going. The Y . 31. C. A. is not an exception to - this rule. FumU are needed to-defrav on pensesandto make contemplated im provements in the rooms, and it i hoped that all who can possibly do -o, will set themselves sonnrn nnnn the books before to-morrow night. neu me annual meeting will be held. Come up brethren, and let each one contribute his share to wards maintaining this power for good in the community. J Wilson, to the delight of her many friends, returned to Durham last evening. The snow poet can now come to the front. The "beautiful snow" made us a visit last night and was quite a surprise to those who were in the land of 3Iorpheus when the earth was receiving its mantle of white. T Tl. C If Tl' ... a,!niHMlmt xne remains oi .uiss 1'attie ' u,u nejP OI S1X Lewis, of Littleton, who was killed nurnout as many barrels by a train on the Western road yes- .i.' as Slxt.v men can make. The terday, passed through here this i. 'n i i. . i . , . i i , morning. An account oi tne sau and '"i- latest from Washington is Republicans will not have :e ginning more than three ruy in the next House. But W'll get more 1)V r;t'lr,fr tli -i .s i 1 Stats t0 their friends. lnui,w.i-iiu man has invented I'm I... . i "is noon successfully oner- The Financial Statement. We observe that our neighbor, the Recorder, is publishing the annual financial statement of the county "by order of the Hoard of Countv Commissioners." We have no cen sure for the Recorder in the matter, but we ask if it would not have been the proper thing for the Commis sioners to have let this work out to the lowest bidder? It strikes us that this isjust what a set of fair minded business men should have done, both through courtesy to the two papers, both Democratic, and The Plant having as much claim upon official patronage as the Re order, and in the interest of the tax-payers, whom the Commissioners are sup posed to represent. Resignation Aeeepted. We are informed that the resign tion of Hev. Geo. P. Hostick, pastor l 1 1 .. . eomionaiiiv urnis he. .,4i tocked with numerous articles tl..,t contribute to the material welfare of mankind. A good, hot dinner wa ready for the preacher and his wife upon their arrival. Preachers are folks, and like most other folks have high appreciation for kindness shown them and bv such acts an- en couraged to press forward in their noble work. We take pleasure in extending a j coruiai welcome to 31 r. and 31 rs Humpass, and in giving expression to the wish that his labors in our community may be owned and blessed of God to the salvation of many souls and to the advance. ment of the .Master's cause. A Itrilliant Aflhh- at St. Philip's -Church. 1 On yesterday afternoon at o o'clock our popular young townsman, Mr. James S. 3Ianning, was united in marriage to 3Iiss Julia T. Cain, all of this city. The ceremony was per formed at St. Philip's Church, and was pronounced by all to have been the most beautiful of the kind that Durham has ever witnessed. The church had been most evimisit..! dressed and the chancel, where the Hev Mr. T. 31. N. George awaited the bridal party, was a scene nt' tm;,...i loveliness. In full accord with the beautiful strains of Tannahausers weddim march, the attendants approached the altar in the following order 31r Kemp P. JJattle and 3Iiss Annie Col lins, 3Ir. T. H. Fuller and Miss Katie 3IacMackin, Mr. James F. Cain, Jr ..nrl All...-. AT A! -. . ' tt,,u -,15 aiy -Manning, ,Mr. W . S. Halliburton and 3Iiss Annie Cain where they were joined by the groom and his best man, Dr. John 31. 3Ian ning, and a moment later by the bride, who entered leaning upon the arm of her father. The impressive words of the Epis copal marriage ceremony were thru spoken and for better for worse for richer for poorer, amid the solemn silence ot the large audience there congregated, two fates were united forever, and man and wife knelt to received a blessing. -Mr. and .Mrs. Manning left on the norm-hound train, en route for Wash ington city, where they will spend a lew uays, previous to visiting New Y ork. To say that the irood wUhe of a host of f 'rienilv full happy pair would be but a faint echo of the expression of friendly in terest taken in the young couple bv therr numerous acquaintances, it one. could judge from the beauty and number ot the wedding presents re ceived by them. It was our pleasure to drop in at the hospitable residence ot Dr and 3Irs.. Cain on yesterday, and, having an eye for the beautiful lHE Plant can testify to the array of precious metals, nir tnre !,.;.; brae, etc., then and there present i P m . as wanting. rrom the family Bible, fit emblem of domestic auecuon, to the rollnm-pin. the seen and upon e expect alter all that iI,mm wh., are keeping their head alovv water "vie uau i et i or stay than ri-k chances in tin fur u.'.t Our opmion is that if a man in his section will subject hiu.M'lf to the saenhces and endure the hard ships incident to fortune biiddin- in mnv count Ties. I,.- AAilL as a rmV.Timl hmisell about !ls well nil' in a .riven mnnher ot years as if he h:il away ami ma.le the further sacrifice 'i severing temle,- assnciatio hiu ei 1 it v.i,u ,,ear nnt lather, good ohl "uier, ailectionate hjoth.-r.- MMers and turning Ids back ..v .uouoi nis nativity. whoe mils ami valleys, nvers and brooks trees and llowcrs. all p:,ss U-fon "mini s visHu, as he thinks and sings ol "Home, Sweet Home." Money is a necessity, ami a fellow um noumt to have a little, J.ut there are many things far better than more than enoii'di nnmev t. ..Kt..;., . . ... , 'I'UIUI ja ineiinood. Our a.lvice U if Can e:irn iu r.ri. .. i:r i ...... vwiiiuinwi nieai nome ..4.... 1 1 . . v May nere amid kindred and friends and help build up the dear Old -North State rather than be-in life anew where you will be deprived of many of the genuine pleasures of life. A Narrow Ksrap,.. 'ol. W. K. Xi-lson. of IJronklvn. om. home ,ii, ev inn- IV, HK ,,, cuiiar tiKht n- ss ln th.. chesi. r..-for.- i,-tirin- h,- tri.,1 to draw a lorn; br. ath hut found it almost impossiLh.. h,. suir r. d fur davs from J.ii. imohi,, ,nd the d.H-tors pive him . Dr. Aek. r s hn-hsl, Hem. dy tor r.msum ,. tmn savt-d hiiu and he is w.-ll tt-hiv if irtacknall A Sm. Iroiiitiiess. First take n cold, theu a eon-di. th. n mt,. I to,,k Dr. A. k. i s sumption, th. n h-atli. n.lish Kemedy for Constimj.tii.n th.- m.. ment I W-m to (.oUyh. and I heliev,- it saved my hlV. ' -Walter X. W aixace, Wush-ui-toii. K. Uhu knall A Son BUSINESS NOTICES. GIRL than which tin re is i;o be tter. Ti e GAUZE DOOR which is the l itest triumph in Cook ing Stoves, '.' all kin.Isat u-rv ri.luo.il prirrs. Heating Stoves, Franklins, &c of all de-ei iption. A idee lot .f Lamp Goods, Tinware, &c, at lowest prices. C C. TAYLOR, -Maui Street. ! 1 f .'iu OoiTt Forget . T.'-' ""Sl aiidion at the More of C J -;1 hors, to-niht, at 7 m-k k. ami V,,,un"V l.v,'r.v ""-''t at sunt hour till tl t-iuiru suK iv is sohl. -ii . . u,ic, in-i t, .Muttr,,, and Saus:li:o, tie N-ton the market, at Vounr's Mall, No. .. 1 net s as ( K.:,,, as any meats (-jn mi inr market. Lost : rfiit.l 1.1... .1- , ii i . ....... K -nanieiit-ti t'oj.i l,r-at t. n. . ' K 1 y ami a k of hlack n.nr. .vny jM-rson findimrtht' iir.raiiy rewardcl Lv I II. A NT oJlKf. same will U- :erin it at Tn- l ou can l,uy any marl-K- ,rlwl in the .u uun.am .Marble Works, at .,tM '"Pers are taking a good fWul Tln! bJ-Nch. two young interest in "t ladies lost their lives, appears in the ll- news column of to-dav's Pr at alarvnf i- i ... Ihe .Plant is late in callinir :ienf: :r ."S"&u AUOr" this . . U lirilWI-avt-'IllIltr !1W l II I ll' I i di T i . al iso ,000 with S24,000 We are sorry, to have kept you , iuitites, and the Solicitor Gen- waiting, but we couldn't help it. ar' is $25,000 with 81S0OO The Jelay is due to a break in our of the First Bapti.t Church, WS ac ue 0 v SKZ1' cepted at a meeting of the members 1 men ! 1 .!" OI innT PhlirPh fist nirrlit ol U i i. , . . vr"'- "uu-ciJUlU iJ16iJtuuu U1UI a i nisn aver itse t in : . r- ii iuuiiious iiro TiAftlAnn . . . 1 1 v I ruwu?i auu gooo wisnes and con tUlatlons Were the order dav committee was appointed to con sider matters relative to filling the vacancy.. Mr. Bostick will prob ably remain with the church until March, when he proposes to otfer his ! Thanks: We offer our sincere thanks to our Inends. customers, merchants and grangers who have so generously aided us in moving the large stock ot goods. We ask the pardon of all who have not had the attention lhev eo richly deserve, and we make a" an apology to them, for our sale men and for ourselves, that we all have been worked so hard that we teel that we could not have done bet ter. e have added two more sales men and we trust in the future to treat you as you deserve, lie as pa tient as you can and let us serve you If possible. We have been mnr. t n i n - -i i . .1 a 1 - . . eratulations were th. 'r.'l e-"aiiiiemanncrin which in r.,., T). , I "st iiac pi "T !",tIU?. liat reduced prices, ifnr.in vn ,;n lisites while our Attorney Phich was not remedied until a late hour this afternoon. Pardon i Rets n Coi c riZ a late hour this al 5 'Elicit? n Y f 10'm aDd us this time, pleas uor General one of $7,500. to not do so again. ease, and we will tr' ou have so nobly hel we have put this stock on the market iUa J' ueu Ptoses to otler his make on the costumes of the 1m lie f P"ces. Hoping you will services as a missionary to China excet.t onJ slight i f; r ' ' cont,nue your valuable assistance During his stay in our communiit S until all is sold and that you will this gentleman has made many who aU red n amn , V-e tel1 -V0Ur frfen,ls an1 neighbors to friends who will part with bin, with ' -and protnisinour I . 1 ana wno will wish him with diamond ornament hlT i .ai"uon ana' respect all the el No Overstocked Sale ! Wo Humbug Sale ! But a Genuine Closing Out Sale to Quit Business ! Onh ;:o d iij ujf. o.uaiice of my stock of Men's, Youths anj Beys'' Clothing Shoes, Hats, Trunks, &c. ( Ollie fit ntt. " v wnui a oargain. We mean business. Isaac SSTe-wznaoa., GLOBE CLOTHING STORE, Opposite Jones" Jewelry Store. Store for rent affer January 1st. Gr od will and fixtures for sale, nov.j-hu . CrEa? them: FOR Ycu:' Sunday School I Triuinpliant Songs! Ti e Ik ok uwd in the Sarn .Tr,r Meetit gs by Prof. E.O. KxcelL Price, :r, cents each by mail ; fcj.C0 in: i uozeii iy express or freight For sale, in any ouantitv. htr i- agents for this section, " " J. Ii. WHITAKEK, JK. k Qf) Durham Uookhtore. great success in nigntea to tne "Lamb of God that taketh away the sin of the world.1' pointing the be-' henntJfni omi i..." i ' ir as , wnne. e are yours truly. . i'nuzKsn in as ii ir r. ii. .'1 All K II AM. in .1 ' queenly a manner as ever thrilled me neart ot a bridegroom. j W. K. F0STF.lt rru$tee? of John I. Markham. SCHOOL OF LIDSIC! IB3 L 1. 501THGATE, DIEECTOL Tcrzis Per ZzzxUt cf Trrezij Icsrcrs: Wl Culture, hour leu., . . 'JJJJ 1-Jado. hour letaotit, . . . iiom-V.JrS? onran. hour lrw,n. . . ,Iaw d4 " w I hyiicI Culture, jr quner. ro MISS MARION FTLLER. r-y.