iir iw .giro Uor Hobday Stock!
WKPNEAY, APRIL 10, 1889.
LATKST BY
TELEGRAPH.
Sav annah Again.
...vviii. Ga., April 9. The Sa-
" n A Cotton Mill was burned this
,anD'ul n., roctQrtprl p little of.
For
i u Tt is .snnnnspH ilia
Ie ,;nriinatedfrora a heater spm-
V? ,1 in an hour nothing but the
a II of the building were left. The
Nva .c 'welv had time to escane
through the windows. The engineer
Wh ere the lire started and attempted
o unreel the hose, -d.ui was ariven
t hv the intense heat and names
.and
...rflilt T Mr rilLllC . UUIlllIU.
i.J and IUU em pipy es were
iiptween
tho- building,
but all of them
scaped. the lactory consisiea oi
M IW- - .... V , ? i . 1
two
through which the employes
"t into the streets. Firemen played
i
n the builuing irom an uie, out
Iv flames spread with such. rapidity VY
.Knyt.lif-v.were unaoie 10 get control
"riff to check them. The mill .
was built
j'K'K R
r.,,ifViiri(-rV
' acitv "of 10,fX)0 spindles, and
. the only mill ot the kind in ba
.onnnh. It was owned by John
Hnnnerv and was operated under a
' onfl. M. Warfield. The total
InU on the building, machinery and
.tn(k i8100,XKJ : insurance, $4y,uuu
Dn'rin" the progress of the fire in
tu mill a row of tenement houses
on the opposite side of the street
..Qhpht. and eight houses were
burned. The loss on the tenements
mMo the occupants will approxi-
,nntP SH.OiO. upon which there is
but a small insurance.
The Trial of Boulauger.
Anril 9. The Chamber of
Deputies to-day discussed the bill
nrescribinc the mode of procedure
to be followed by the Senate when of
-.ulnr. nc- n nnnrt trr t ip trial nt Knii-
SILLIU 00 wui ' 1
Lnvrer. Delafasse denounced the
'measure as a mockery of justice and
an' insult to the public conscience.
lie declared that the Senate, being
r.nlitipjil bodv. could not act im-
i j. j 1
paruuuy 111 lug uiisc. mc dijotiwuu
causea :i gieui uuiuui, uicmucio ca-
changed abusive epithets ana tne
scene was one 01 wna aisoruer. ine
president of .the Chamber repeatedly
1 ...... 1 i 1 .: 1
called the nouse to oraer ana urgea
the members to observe moderation
in discussion. When Delafasse was
allowed to continue he said that law
and decency required Boulanger to
be tried at the assizes, otherwise the
and a disgrace to the Senate. These
remarks, caused a renewal of uproar.
The members of the left made an at
tempt to reply to Delafasse but im
mediately moved to aDDlv the
a A. .
closure rules. The motion was car
ried by. a vote of 253 to 242. A mo
tion was then made to begin discus
sion on the bill by- clauses. ; This
motion was also carried 321 to 222.
. Cider au Intoxicating" Liquor.
Chicago. April 9. A dispatch from
l'es Moines, Iowa, says : 4An inter-
esun case has just been decided at
Mt. rieasant. The defendants were
tried on the ordinary liquor-selling
indictments, lhe witnesses had, as
shown hv the evidence, bought cider
in the defendants' .restaurant. The
question was whether or not cider is
to i)e clashed with intoxicating
hquors. Judge Travers said "that
while;. cider is at first a non-intoxicant
it becomes intoxicating in the
wse of time. Since the law pro
hibits the sale of all intoxicating
hquors it prevents the sale of cider.
Judge Travers also overthrew an
I'ther ingenious evasion of the law.
in
ward partition had made a lanre
room nn nnn atjkJi--': t I
other. A barret was set in the
partition and a customer could de
posit his money and get his drink
without seeing" a man in the other
rom This made it possible for the
customer to swear that he did not see
lt!e "quor-sciler and did not know
uuo he was. The proprietor is now
ln jail serviner n spntonpp nf four
uionth-j. '
.. - Big' Fire in Louisville.
':?nILJKy, April 9.-
The
?w me Bridget Iron Co's ma
chin
pops were completely de
st.royedby
fire at midnight last
"'6ui, causing a loss of $1 90.000. The
shop;
iroK&y corrugated
m. v IJ : ' Mill I I 1 I .-LI H I T UUT 1 II IDTKri II I
ne ii rp won it .i i .
ntCGUld jirrJva fK florva UA
such headway tl bat the build-
..a .,sm)ywl. A gre.it deal of
"'uau enilphinn... j rr"U
losMafnli,? y,wasru.ined The
W aVLyefed H insurac1e
given auimen cannon ue m
The fir; " ; Wre this morning,
of n uFi"Jo,eu 10 De tne wors
incendiary..
Guarl
iwh.Rpn,? navea hottle pf Acker's Eng-
ltllhbwsnn2r ihe onse You cannot
or ft ca rouP may strike your little
Qlon vo nr 'cou8h ihay fasten itself
a few Ll Une.dose is a preventive and
tronKi" care- Ml Throat and
mnlp v.:?, r Jieia to its treatment. A
KemWZ.ue 13 gen you free and the
radbyByoXX4siu:l
BE SURE AND SEE IT !
-Appropriate G-ifts I
. . i i
all kinds of folks, little or big, at
ail Kinds of prices, great
and smalL
A large and varied assortment of
it Article;
Perftunes, Notions, Novelties, &c.
A"c "cweoi, uesigus ana uie nnesi
gooas oi tne season.
0ur low prices make these beautiful
goods all bargains
COME TO HEADQUARTERS
!
here your money will go the fur-
wue yyu are sure
to nnd what you wani
- BLACOALL & SON,
CITY DRUG STORE.
REUBEN HIBBERD,
' 1 j
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1 ii L&adsc&ps G&rdener.
Got Flowers and Bouquets
- I . ;
A SPECIALTY.
Evergreens, Shrubs 1 Shade
all varieties tarnished upon
short
, l
! notice.
jAWNS
'
GARDENS
AND
, CiXTlOtOXy Lots
!
Carefully looked after and kept in
"
order
CHARGES MODERATE.
REUBEN
HIBBERD,
Durham Floral Nursery.
VAUGHAN'S DRUG STORE
I For Fresh Drugs.
vAUGHAN's drug store,
For Reliable! Drugs.
VAUGHAN'S DRUG STORE.
j
For Prescriptions.
VAUGHAN'S DRUG STORE,
I
For Fine Perfumery.
VAUGHAN'S DRUG STORE,
1
For Fine Cigars.
j
1 . .
Yaughan's Drug Stors
1 . 1
For Fresh Garden Seeds.
j. 1
Yaughan's Drug Store,
. j !'
For Anything in the Drug Line.
P. W . ' VaUOhan. Fti. (JL,
S 1 ' i '
Main Street, Durham, N. C.
T wish to return mv many thanks
to my friends and patrons for past
favors, and hope to; have their con-
tinued favors by
Honest and Fair Dealing
and will promise at all times to tell
f A. DHa ItllB Piin
WW hi flSY MSB Ul UliT, Wk).
. j
i I - . t
I keep eonstanUy on hand most of
1 the Leading Brands of Flour,
Best Mill Feed, Pure Hog
r Lard, Corn, Oats, Best
Dried Peaches and
Apples.
In fact every article kept in a
First-Class Grocery Store.
T earnestly kivite all to give me a
CalL
-TT i,,l i .
Very truly,!
Fancy Goods
TO!
Floris
S. R. PERRY.
mch5-d3m S. E. FERRY.
Wyatt Bro's
STOCK OF
HEAVY GROCERIES.
Spring Field Seeds,
AND
IS COMPLETE.
Give Us a Call When in Need
of Such.
J. S. MESLEY, !
Iilerchant Tailor,
Over Postley's Jewelry Store,
Has just received his Spring and Sum-
mer Stock of Fine :
Imporied and Domestic Suitings.
11 in want of Good Fits, Best Work
manship and Latest Style, invited
: to call, examine stock and
leave measure.
PRICES REASONABLE,
; - i
- I
Ful1 Suits' from $22.50 to $65.0a"ac-
i. .f 3
coruiug 10 quaiiiy 01 goous
selected,
Respectfully,
mch4-d3m J. S. MESLEY.
Racket Grocery
Telephone Call, No. 23,
Opposite Parrish's Warehouse,
: I -
1
Wishes to invite your attention to the
fact that we keep everything
needful for man or beat,
in the 1
... '.'.
Heavy or Fancy Grocery Line.
We make a specialty in Fine Brands of
Flour, Canned Goods, Fruits, Confec
tioneries, Snuff, Tobacco ano;
Fine Cigars.
ALSO COUNTRY j PRODUCE.
Call and see
us, or
orders.
send in your
Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
Thanking the public for past favors,
and hoping to share a part of the
same in the future, I remain,
" Your friend, I
W. H. PROCTOR,
mh!6-d3m Durham, N. C.
SCHOOL OF MUSIC!
HISS L. M. S0UTH6ATE, DIRECTOR.
The Fall Term wiU open SATURDAY, SEP
TEMBER 15th, 1888. j
Terms Per Quarter of Twenty Lessons:
Vocal Culture, half hour lessons, - - $10.00
Vocal Culture, hour lessons, j - - - 15.00
Piano, hour lessons, - - - f 10.00 ana 15.00
nitron, hour lessons. - - - 15.00
Free Classes in Harmony and Sight Reading.
Private lessons also given in Elocution and
Physical Culture, per quarter, io.w
MISS MARION S. FULLER, Sec'y.
LAND FORI SALE !
pn the 9th day of April next I will sell at public
auctiont the courthouse in Durham.the following
tract of land in Durham county, beginning at junc
Hon OI ijriggs Avenue wnu iuc j uiuui
by f. d. Marker d running
&
tion of Briggs Avenue witn tne o Brian t roaa wmcn
line, thence
north with
Briggs line to said road, thence west, with the
same, to the beginning, fronting 3chs. and 25 links
on O'Briant road and bchs. and 56 links on Briggs
Avenue, containing one acre more or less.
Time of Sale 12 o'clock m. Terms Cash.
V. BALLARD. Trustee,
March 9, 1889. for C. J. & W. M. Rogers.
Executor's notice !
Having qualified as Executrix of the estate of
Eugene Morehead. deceased, I hereby notify all
rumnn. inAnVktAA tfk suit) ootftte to make immediate
(settlement; and aU persons having claims against
WU must iireocm hkui, - " " ,
4t purham. K. O.'before the 4th day of March.1890.
or this notice will be pleaded in car oi ineir retuT
I'WW
ery- aius, i. aivifcrji-m,
Executrix.
Bright, Fresh, Newsy!
4
THE
DAILY TOBACCO PLANT !
ISSUED EVERY AFTERNOON,
! Except Sunday, at"
DURHAM. N. C.
J. B. WHITAKER. Jr.,
SAMUEL T. ASHE,
Editors.
SUBSCRIPTION
One year, ; -Six
months,
Three months,
i- :
One month,
One week,
i I -
$ 5.00
2.50
l.25
.0
.15
O UK TERMS
Cusfi in Advance -frenn Every! ody.
KATES FOE ADVEKTISING.
column, three months, .... .... $ 20.00
column, six months, 35.00
column, one year,. . ............. 60.00
t coljamn, three months........... 35.00
i column, six months,......, j..... 60.00
g column, one year ..110.00
1 column, three months, .... J. ... . 60.00
I column, six montes,...L...J.,... 110.00
1 column, one year...... I,... .J..... 200.00
It will be the aim of The Daxlx Tobacxjo
Plant tc furnish its readers with the very
latest news from all quarters and to present
the same in an attractive manner.
IN POLITICS
We bhall give faithful allegiance to the
principles of the Democratic party that
part under whose administration of pnb-
i . . i
lie affiairg the State and the country at
(.'- i
largeland enjoyed the greatest prosperity
and the richest blessings.
OUR LOCAL DEPARTMENT
We shall endeavor to make interesting
and sprightly, furnishing the latest hap
penings at home and doing all in our power
to still further advance the Interests of our
1 plucky, enterprising and prosperous town.
Robbins
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Eats and Trunks,
Will be offered from this date at and below cost A settlement must be
made within the nest ninety days in order to enable Messrs. Rob- .
bins & Stone to lay in a fresh Spring and Summer Stock. . 1
Dress Goods and Silks, in every variety of quality and style", will be sold at
prune New York cost In fact, the entire stock will be sacrificed
Endless variety of Table Linens, Towel White Spreads, Blankets, Ladies'
and Gents' Underwear, CorsetsJBtosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs
SEECIAL !
Nuns' Veiling,,vith a deep border, worhi $l,wiU be sold at G3 cts. per yard
SHOES ! SHOES! SHOES!
$4,000 worth of Ladies', Gents and Childrens' fine band-sewed and machine
sewed Shoes will be closed out at a positive sacrifice
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING ! CLOTHING !
300 suits of Gents' fine and medium Suits "will be closed out regardless
of cost. 0
HATS ! HATS ! HATS!
Men and Boys' Hats and Caps at your own price. Come early and make
your selections. The stock must be closed entirely out within the
next ninety days.
Very Respectfully,
IjXJOITJS TILLER
- Trustee for Robbins & Stone.
DO YOU
PROPOSES BUILD?
THE DURHAM
Sash, Door and Blind MTg Co.
ANNOUNCE
That they are prepared to take'eon-
racts for Buildings of any size, in
Wood or Brick, from the plainest and
cheapest to the finest and most elab
orate, at
Plans and estimates cheerfully furn
ished and contracts solicited at home
or abroad.
Our plant is equipped with the
latest improved labor-saving ma
chinery . and we are prepared to fu r
nish Sash, Doors, Blinds, and all
kinds of Builders' Supplies at prices
that cannot be beat. auelO dt
S. R. Carrington.
John J. Tliaxton.
Carrington & Thaxton
At Carrington's corner, iiear the Rail
road, is the xlace to buy the best
Groceries for the
LEAST MONEY
A fresh supply constantly arriving
b- the car load.
Flour, Heal, Corn Bran, Shipstuff, Haj,
And Oats, both seed andfeed, Home
Packed Meat, pure Hog Laid
and N. C. Smoked Hams and
doles,, Breakfast Strips
and everything kept in a
first-class Grocery at bottom
prices to suit the times. Call and see
us and we will send you home re
joicing. -
Yours very respectfully,
Carrington & Thaxton.
Stoves, Grates, &c.
I have the best assortment of
Stoves, Grates, &.C., ever before of
fered in Durham, which I am offer
ing at prices that
Cannot be Duplicated
elsewhere. The bid reliable
FARMER GIRL
: - t
than which there'fis no better. The
GAUZE DOOR
which is the latest triumph in Cook
ing Stoves.
of all kinds at very reduced prices.
Heating Stoves, Franklins, &c,
of all descriptions. A nice lot of
Lamp Goods, Tinware, ere.,
at lowest prices.
C. C. TAYLOR,
Main Street
dsciaSjB
and Stone !
WE ! LIME ! LIME !
SIMON t BEO S,
MANUFACTURERS OF
SIMON PURE LIME,
OAFFNEY CITY, S. C.
Guaranteed to be fully as pood as any lime on the
TJl a f pre a.H low- bPwW induccmeuti in
car load lots. Try it
jau24-daiu
FIRE GRATES!
HE ATMS STOVES!
Of Many Sizes and Kinds.
"Cotton King" and "Durham"
Cook Stoves.
GENERAL' HARDWARE.
Richmond & Danvme"R. RrCo.
Condensed Schedule in Effect Jannary 6th, 1889.
Trains Run by 75 Meridian Time.
SOUTHBOUND.
2 DAILY.;- j No. 50. No. 52.
Leave New York " " lTW AM 1 30 V M
Leave Philadelphia, j 7 a) " 6 57 "
Leave Baltimore, I y 45 9 42
Leave Wash tigtou, 11 24 " 11 00 "
Leave Charlottesville,-' 3 40 P M 3 00 A M
Leave Lynchburg, 5 45 " M 5 lu
Arrive nanville, :io ' 1 45 '
Leave Richmond j 3 10 2 30
Leave Burkville, 1 5 12 " 4 27
Leave Keysville, j 5 5H ' 507
Leave Dauville, 1 H 50 " 8 Oo "
Arrive Greensboro, ! 10 35 " y 42 "
Leave Goldsboro," 11 55 A M "flPM
Arrive Raleigh, - 2 10PM 12 35 A M
Arrive Durham, 5 56 " 3 12 "
Arrive Greensboro, ! h 30 " 7 40 "
Leave Balem, i"tlTT5 " "T30"
Leave Greensboro, 10 45 "l i) 50 -
Arrive Salisbury, 12 21 A M- 11 18 "
Arrive Stateeville, " 151 '7 "i212 P M
Arrive Asheville, 7 44 " 4 44 "
Arrive Hot Springs, I 9 20 " 6 10 "
Leave Salisbury, i 12 2G " 11 '1 A M
Arrive Charlotte, I 1. " 12 40 P M
Arrive Sfartanburg, " r 4 40 " 3 37 "
Arrive Greenville, j 8 50 " 4 48 "
Arrive Atlanta, I 11 00 " y 40 "
Leave Charlotte, 2 10 'iab'7r
Arrive Columbia, 6 30 r " 6 10 "
Arrive Augusta, 10 30 " 9 05 "
NORTHBOUND.
DAILY.
No. 51.
No. 53..
8 45 A M
12 50 P M
5 15 "
Leave Augusta,
Leave Columbia,
C 15 P Jl
10 40 "
3 35 A M
Arrive Charlotte,
Leave Atlanta,
6 OOT P Mi 1 10 A M
Arrive Greenville,
1 06 A Mi 1 51 P M.
Arrive fepartauburg,
Arrive Charlotte,
Arrive Salisbury,
2 11
2 62
4 50
6 22
5 30
7 05
Leave Hot Springs,
Leave Asheville,
Leave Statesville,
Arrive Salisbury,
8 06 P hi 12 10
9 46 "
3 30 A 11
4 37 "
1 82
6 01
6 43
Leave Salisbury.
27
i 8 00
7 12 "
8 40 "
fl2 4 AM
Arrive Greensboro,
Arrive Baleni,
11 40 "
Leave Greensboro,
9 45" "
12 02 P M
1 02 "
3 10 "
10 60 P M
Arrive uurbam,
Arrive Raleigh,
4 30 A M
7 50 "
Arrive Oolusbo:
ro,
til 45 "
Leave Greensboro.
8 05 AM
9 47 "
8 50 r U
10 20 "
147 AM
2 36- "
6 15 "
Arrive Danville,
Arrive Keysville,
Arrive Burkville,
Arrive Richmond,
12 41 P M
1 28. "
3 30: "
Arrive Lynchburg.
12 40 ".
2 65; "
7 35 "
8 50
12 55 "
3 00 "
7 00 "
20
10 47 "
1 20 P M
Arrive Charlottesville,
Arrive v asnington, i
Arnve Philadelpnia,
3 00 A M
Arrive ew loric.
6 20
DaUy.
t Daily, except Sunday.
Train No. 56 Arrive Raleigh 3 40 P. M. Leave
Raleigh 4 40 P. M.
Train No. 57 Leave Raleigh 10 00 A. M.. Arrive
Selmall55 A. M.
Train for Raleijth via Clarksrille leaves Rich
mond daily, 3:10 P. M. ; Keysville. 6:00 P. M ; ar
rives Clarksville, 7:21 P. M.; Oxford, 8:30 P.M.;
Henderson, 90 P. M.; Durham, 1030 P. M.; Ral
eigh. 11:45 P. M.
Keturning leaves 8 aleigb daily 7:00 A. H.; Dur
ham 8:15 A.M.; Henderson, 8:30 A. M.; Oxford,
10:10 A. M.; Clarksville, 11:11 A. M.; KeysvUle,
12:41 P. M.; arrives Richmond, 3:30 P. M.
Nos. 51 and 53 connect at Richmond daily ex
cept Sunday for West Point, and TuesdayB.Thurs
days and Saturdays for Baltimore via West Point.
No. 50 from West Point has daily connection
at Richmond with No. 50 for the South.
Nos. 50 and 51 connect at Goldsboro with trains
to and from Morehead City and Wilmington.
No. 51 connects at Greensboro and Selma for
Fayetteviile.
No. 53 connects at Selma for Wilson, N. C.
Nos. 50 and 51 make close connection at Univer
sity Station with trains to and from Chapel Hill,
except Sundays.
SLEEPING-CAR SERVICE.
On trains 50 and 51, Pullman Bullet Sleeper be
tween Atlanta and New, York, Greensboro
and Augusta, and Greensboro, Asheviils, Hot
Springs and Morrhstown, Tenn.
On 52 and 53, Pullman Buffet Sleeper between
Washington and New Orleans, Ti Montgomery,
and between Washington and Augusta, Kick
mond and Greensboro, Raleigh and Greensboro,
and Pullman Parlor Cars between Salisbury and
KnoxviUe.
Through Tickets on sale at principal stations to
aU points.
For rates, local and through time tables apply
to any agent of the company, or to
SOL HAAS, JAS. L. TAYLOR.
Traffic 'Manager, Gen. Pass. Agt
. W. A. TURK. Dir. Pass. Agt, Raleigh, N. C