The Durham recorder. [volume], May 27, 1885, Image 2

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Building, -op-
DURHAM. N. C.:
fRIl't OFSIIBW'HIfTIOS
6ne Year,1n Advance,
Sis Months, "
$1 50
.1 00
ALTZSTTSnil SATIS LIBERAL
I
FT The Nw York Legislature has
pawed' a law prchibiting the sale of
cigarettes toJioys under 14 yean of
age. . . ' ..tv'
17 Er. Sjieaker Randall hat de,
clared himself ia favor of the re-elec
tion of Cleveland in 1888.
M. " U -
mar major unmuna jsuric lias ro
h"" la MemohaiaT"
The aad announcement of the death
of Mm. w. T. Block well on Monday
sent a thrill of anguish through many
near:, and dropped a shadow of
gloom over our entire community,
for Mrs, IVack well wan well known
in Wilson, where she was universal
ly nuil n.st warmly a Inured for the
many or'.nea which glistened so
bomrtll'iHv In tiie eorona! of tar
rrval and majestic womanhood, and
which made her society so bright and
su joveiy anu so iuii or aweet, en-
cpfMHineni. we Knew ner wen; iu
fact she was one of our warmest and
tenderest friends, aud some of the
sweetest recollections of our life are
those which enshrine the many mo
ments of joy and happiness we found
ia her delightful companionship. She
waa indeed a queenly woman. En
nohled by all woraauly virtue; with
affections as tender and as true as
Godly taith was pure and holy; with
manners and speech adorned by the
graces of inherited refinement; with
an intelligent, cultured and unclouded
mind combined, as only these quali-
-State NewiT bickig,,aw wiriwT I "
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siened his office as Director fleneral ties combine in natures deeply geusi
of the New Orleans Exnoailion. 1 ?ive thought and feeling, to make
a11ieeJead lock in the Illinois
jeebfaturfl has
in our lamented young friend, a char
i aeter of raro excellooce and beauty.
But death loves a shining mark, and
I our beloved friend has been laid
mumj in niivuv biukiuci, '( ricBf
Mabone i
ryeak V to
SrJ xt Decern-
' li ii FTflM 1 1 iliii it is an
1 1;' ( thoeitsnvely stated.
1
Legislature has ended in the election
f Joo. A. Logan to the Senate,
' (Jwhich once gleamed with soul-lit
ICtov. Camerj.wf Vlrginiaan- radiance, are lustreless now in the
noun cos no luttntioa of supporting; grave a deep sleep, tianils, which
h nA-Xi"herntorial, never fi've treacherous clasp, iare
I folded m nerveless clasp across a
bosom which never nnrted a thought
that was unt pur and noble. Her
voice, so sweet and birdlike, is dumb
and noteless now, its music flown.
Yes, our beloved friend is dead, and
not until the belfry of Eternity shall
toll out the funeral of time will we
behold her again. In this sad thought
there is an ocean of grief, whose dark
and bitter waves eneull the heart in
everlasting burial, and before whose
surging billows Sympathy herself
stands mute, and bows the head in
voiceless anguish. And yet, despite
all this, upon the lowering clouds
there is seen a rainbow of onifort
glistening on the "inky flood of sor
row, for we believe that our friend
Earth's bitter chalice tasted, its
lees all left now roams the sweet
fields of Aidea, and sip with angels
uie neciar o: a Ulissiui immortality.
Jut in the pnng of womanhood.
Tender and loving and tweet and 'good,
. Ah ! too guod for the sinful earth,
Oulr the angeU knew her worth;
So they called her unto them,
And decked her brow wi'h a diadem.
BtHtcr t smile when nucli a life
Give np the haul of earthly strife,
Better to know that her taxkt are done,
Triali ended and glorr won ;
Tub ire vain when a sou! bright
Wing its way tJ the gatea of light.
e AsheviUe Advance say: The
frost las( Sunday night did much
damage to gardens in tfie oity. , The
rait, w understand, has not been in
jured, i -
'The remarkable statement is mad
that in the Suite of Massachusetts
during the past twenty six years more
people comimieu buiciuc mnu iru iu
battle during entire war ; those killed
in battle were 1,246, while the suicides
from 1859 to 1884 were 3,024.
The importance of wholesome
potable water for cities is shown in
Vienna Since the introduction into
that city of water drawn from the
Styrion Alps a constant and very
considerable decrease has been observ
ed in stomach and intestinal troubles,
and cases of typhus fever have be
come rare.
A mute couple residing at Nor
wick Town were blessed with twins
in Sundav. This is the second time
they have enjoyed this blessing, and
carries their" list of sons to seven.
Their children all hear and converse,
and their 4 year-old twins are said to
have acquired the use of the Irish
language as well as English, and can
chat in either tongue. Such a squad
of youngsters are always very noisy,
but their pareuta don't seem to mind
it. Their whole fortune ia in their
even boy. Norwich (Conn.) Bulle
tin. " , '
This whiskey is controlled i'rltaiid
Venable A Heyman of New Mietilled
is a perfectly pure stimulant,!" Mary,
in the slate water regions' grown
iana nom tne small grair.obesnW
mere. None of it ia allowed when by
until fully three years oh fusil oil
omraend Uil wbi.ko . J?.vslclans
or prescription pnrpoMK.&t't "will
take their reputation as duAiorable
merchants on Its parity. For sale by
J.T. Mallory
Jan. 14 6m. Durham, N. C
' The appraiser appointed under
the will of Wendell Phillips returned
the followiug valuation : lleality $4,
338, personality $4,034. '
IT" The Western Union Tele,
graph Company has begun laying iU
wires underground in Washington
City. .
.rittti
IT The pott master at Nesliobo
Mis., bos been bounced. The total
seteipts of the ffiee for tiielat fiscal
year amounted to 12 cent, which he
confiscated to nay salary and waa
b unced in coiwequence.
aWMr. Jno. X. Whiting, a lead
ing lawyer .if New York, die! at
niiin-iis a lew uavt if i. - lie eame
to this State to argue a railroad ti.
ine ciiirieanua iniiian., in
XlflVlM . n.t tl.A -.I.
of Indian fighting
aft r them with several
.troop. I
Fit! :aN
a ..
ea
4
eitberi
n seemed
I. What
he piMd away, but herKWeet good will.
- a iraram oii'ir. ungen Kill ;
The temW lesson that memory brings
The fiiftutle af natienos o'er ua fiinm.
We strive to follow the path she trod,
To mote like her, who has gone to God.
H'i7 Mtrnr.
Did yon kuow that Dr. (Johnson
& to. have a lot of the best cigars
and tobacco in townr ' -
to iroxjn
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commended by Drs. L. A. Hanks, J-here yoo will always obtain the vhry highest market prices for all
curnes, muooro, i. . j-yon, j
lory, J. B. Hargoves, Dr. VV. M
Oeraany'i Consumption of JT
bacco.
-'.ji
ss UUIItlllliF
' feet in height This
ia X York
kstlil
Great Urilaiu probably
iMr e.i:uy; t'lil I i.t (run
IMV
a.
-kfdflodl
: of words
Wired the
L were the
.. .1 react
to a ecieace,
of a ayrmoa
Imait who bad
ay it in
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there were very few ft)
ii :mv
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to be devoutly wished that
CM be universally true; but e
'UiaiHer, Mr. toliyer has bad
erpenecee with the clerical
profession outside of the great cities.
At any rate there is room f.r great
improvement ia tbi respect, Dot only
jo theV-gsl profession, but theptil.
The Arab is probably, man for man.
the fluting equal of the Eompean,
He is phvsicall nnchangod since he
destroyed the Roman legions and
hie barbarian auxiliary, swept the
fierce Vieigoths wp ti U Pyrenees,
and eontended durir two centuries
- with the picked warriors of Europe
i for the possesion of yria, which he
ultimately retained; but, nevertheless.
be wui not win ihw.j11 eanVi liante
as tnglislinKtt rbarlA but i 'will be
ia vain. The flOOalf UaiaktTvs were
. ft - ... . . . . . .
ot urarer maa tne iw wnijgntlb
skie the British ouarc at Abn-Klea.
Yand staid there ilvad on the ground;
m.OdO af&.rm still not .li...J
Eagtisbmen. The physique,
' TrrwT7. "no we sen sacrifice
sidrta orbnem will all. when
wing moment arrives and the"
sir the world hi minihe
. btjs awswif4rtelACa7ited as
'weresliackinif higher beium.
Arab has M nothing in the
I the Eumpean lias gained
ii iog, some imperceptible moral
v brute though he often U.
'w intellectual faculty ignor-
as be oitea seems, wiuvb
"jut te use, as Lis rival can-
Itrees as open to bis rival a
here is nothing whatever
regiment oi dervishes
iaa rrotn acquiring the
th guards, using the
s,or destmying the
vr they outnumber
know they cannot
fa wanting, be it
I quality, thalg'iea
ifaanefy; and the
receives
otwe .initjl Mil 1. 1'ttieriuauv we
eousiikrao'e is evident from the fact
that she imported last year about
74,0C0,OOO poun.U of leaf tobaoco.
nnouoie.nr, cnieny ot our growth.
ueriaea tne leal mere were imported
about 7,000,000 pounds of stems 787.-
000 pounds f eik-ars. 1.040.000
nvuoi ot smoking tobacco aud about
tf.10 pounds of strips. In every par
ticular the imports of 1884 exceeded
those of 1883. In leaf alone the in
crease was 7W,0ii0 pound. While
tba 1884 imports showed such a sub
stantia! increase, the exports for the
same period exhibited a relative!.
larger gain iu the matter n leaf to
bacco. In 118-1 about 4,033,000
pounds of leaf were exported, while
in 1884 the exports aggregated about
iv,iau.uiiv poumin. m the other
otpr were wag anoeiautiar
mcnt- H tttern Tvbaeee Journal.
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The Kaleigh Visitor says : On
Satnrdny night last an unfortunate
difficulty occurred between three
youug white men near the N. C, de-
Dot bv the name oi Jonn oaiDtsinK,
JohnSimonds and Albert Finnell.
During the difficulty Simonds was
seriously cut aud is said to be in a
very critical condition. Salntsing
was very badly used up, and it ia said
did the cuttinir in self -defence, t Mr
nell and Saintsing are under arrest,
and the case will be heard as soon as
Simonds is able to attend trial.
The Goldsboro Messenger says:
The svmnathv of the entire com
munity was aroused on Saturday af
ternoon as the news of the news of
the sad accident at the Arlington
Hotel was pasted from neigliror to
nt ii;li boro. Mrs. Williard was tak
ing from her trunk a pistol, which
accidentally discharged, and the ball
stiuck her lot el. little three year old
daughter in the right breast, and
naaed entirely through her body.
Dr. W. J. Jones was immediately
summoned, aud kind ladies gathered
around to pacify tbe distressed mow
er and nurse the wounded chill. It
was first feared that the Injuries
would prove fatal, but we are glad to
learn that the physicians now has
strong hopes for recovery.
The Guldsboru Messenger says
The Goldboro, Snow Hill and Green
ville Railroad project appears to be
gaiuing strength, not only ia this
city, but all alonj tne proposed route.
It is tnought that tne means to con
struct it will now be raised bv private
subscription. Several of our leading
citizens have sigmhed their willing
cess to take l.i.OOO in stock eacn. -
A serionj accident JwmpeaedV to air.
wiuiZia Ham aud V fe on Sunday
tie 3 i iust, resulting in the breaking
of the left leg of eacb of them, it
seems that while near Mr. Joseph B.
Parks, their horse gave a sudden jerk
causing the shafts f the cart, on
which they were riding, to break and
both bad their leg broken; that of
Mrs. Ham is pronoonced a double
fracture. They are poor people with
a family of six small children, and
are objects of charity. We appeal to
our friends in their Dehair, andsug.
LOOK
- INTEREST !
ILoad up your wagons
AND DRIVE TO
LEA & WARREN'S
, V V" vr "noxTna Tin nrx-nn rns.
USE "NATIONAL1:. FOR TOBACCO
High Grade, quicks 'Reliable. '
In offering our NATIONAL Tolncco Fertiliser again to the
idenos abundant and conclusive that it will give entire sutisfac
DtTRHAU, N. C,
Dr. A. Holtoa's
rv. S '
Ointment. .
'V' -K-
Cures Bone Felons, BUings, Bruises,
Boils, Sprsins, Pyptheria, Burns. While-
Swelling, Tettei, 1'ilea, Inflamed breasts of
f emales, Uiapped hands, loomacns, eons
aiid all similar desiases. it is highly rt-
T.Mai
Lowe, and
tnsny others of Durham.
for sale by all druggists, frnponnded Dy i
J. II. H .u.Tow. ) I ' '
May 136m. Wilmington, M. C. ; We always guarantee the Blgliest Market Prioss for every pound sold,
, , i ... i ' aiijvipptri lor mey are aruuig uign anu ars cukotit sougui aiwr. u
ATTriWSSntS :gerfy sought alVr.. . - ,.,.
-T WHIWI VnilH HI ITS KS AN I NHL K HiKa
Richmond, Va., January 1, 1881 '
farrMrs. we do so upon ey
Kive entire satisfaction. It has been testea by
i the best brands used in Virginia and North (Jtrotiaa for yean on yeryvariety of -soil
utd quantities Irom buy to Dve nunurea poumls per acre ana we are warrautea in say
Ins. from testimonials comma in from every section of our territory where it has been used
that it has no superior and few equals as a Tobaoco Fertiliser. , . ."
The advantage of the JNAUUiNAi, are these :
f irst. It oontains just the substances neoeaean
plant, as shown by analysis, tfctoonu, H is as quiuk as Peruvian Uuano and tar superior
I as a permanent enrtciier oi the soil proaactng heavy crops of Wheat and Clover tollow
ing tits Tobacco, -i mm. it gives more unitorml
market. Why? Bacauss it is uniformly mixed
National have the exelusive rieht of use.
Ths suano ia very dry, and in fine condition of amaranteed analysis, and put us in coo
I strong bags of 200 pounds each. If planters call our goods high priced, we beg them
to remember that tne best la the cheapest, 1 hose who use It one want II again, , , ,
Bend for our book of testimonials front farmers who have used National, and who ay;-
IT BEATS TIIEM ALL.
ry to the perfect development, of the
ick as Peruvian Guano and far superior
It gives more uniformly good result than any fertiliser on the
hy T Bacauss it is uniformly mixed by the celebrated Pratt Acid Unndint
and Mixing Machine, on which there is a patent, and of which the manufacturers of the
GRADES OF TOBACCO
it -
We want Bridu I
Uood MiAogniti art 1
Farmersuse Orchilla Guano,
Dining Rooms,
AND v i ;
BILLIARD & POOL PARLOR,
(Man gum Building)'
DURHAM, Nt C.
I have fitted up a large and commodious
dining hall where customers will be fur-.
nished with the best our market afldrds.
Guests can also get sleeping accommoda
tions when desired.
My Billiard and Fool Parlor Is not ex
celled by any in the city. New tables of
the most improved make, and ths beat or
der will be kept No liquors of any kind
will De on tne premises. I most respectful
lv solicit a share of the oatronaire.
ma. i ir r .w w . nrai w
Farmers Warehouse Raleigh-
Raleigh is rapidly developing into
a live tobacco market and tbe farmers
Warehouse, Messrs. Moore & Proctor
is wining a wide spread reputation
and popularity by its fair dealing,
courteous treatment of its customers
and the good prices it Secures tor
those who sell noon iu floors. -Wt
For we want them. The big prices below will convince you that
LEA & WARREN'S WAREHOUSE
" The Great Soil' Enricher.'
The best and cheapest for torn, Cottm. Onta and Grass, .
The advaataees reMiltlnc from hs as e n'ot onlv an Increased veield but the mrms.
nerrt improvcoieot of the soil from the abbndsnt growth of grass which issnreto follow.
it is low riucEn, Decs u we nave none or the expense of Manalaeturers, it alwavs
keeps Corn and Cotton green. It contains neither Vitro, Ammonia or anything "to
i.. .t.. i. Un ..i . i l .ii ...1 ... it i j .i ... , i aeeps vorn ana umon
.u i,htt nruM for rr nil. Jrl n , ..t Will .n,, h. .JnA If J lAVd ?.". ! dry weather. One application will show for yeara-as long as raw aoimal buoe,
Mn,.ntrr.withn.l.-d1 it.illM.;fr Ton that '.ill un tl. hr tfirkina u to.,h 0" "y h'g resnlts, upon the first crop. Lsa it broadcast, 800 to
. f... . , f. ... :n i.i. .n ..... !.:. . - " ' i sou pounas per acre pa
up
i l.tfc to us for wa will look altar four intenkt and ulmoe vnn.
We hare a competent and polite corps of clerks who will see that yon are well cared
for.
T. B. Bookraro.
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22
42
50
50
110
78
14
30
38
lbs
R.A.
lbs.
Lyon.
notice last week seven wagon- loadsfi "
J. O. Lyon,
lbs.
of tobaoco from Orange county sold
at the Farmers. The prises ruled
well up to what the tobacco was
worth and the buyers still anxhtus for
more. The Tuesday break afc the
Farmers Warehouse was the largest
ever bad in this new market and if
we judge correctly this will only bats
small one to what we expect to hear
of at this well conducted warehoused
When yon want high price for
your tobacco take it to Jones & Co
Raleiffh. -
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-iteau me toiiowinir from one
the most prominent anil best known
physicians and farmers in South Car
ollna. lie writes, "That a negro girl
10 years old near him, took two or
three doses of the -Worm Killer.'
and passed 366 worms,"
R. II. ErixrKiis, M. Is.
Dated Kuigeway, 8. C JMci!6
7
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110
76
80
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2300
6000
55 00
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20 00
20 00
17.75
24 00
3000
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49 00
2100
21.50
70 00
60 00
5100
38 50
1000
82
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65
86
78
22
16
26
40 00 6 "
Sam Revis.
lbs.
50 00
65 00
2400
40 00
60 00
35 00
1900
Veazy & Tabome
166 lbs ; 15 00
160 " . 39 50
68 " 5000
30 - . -5000
(i " 50 00
30 " 2200
166.- 1800
W.N. Hicks.
H.M.Husketh
Jibs. 35 00
5000
4'2 00!
1200
14 00
g. K. Wilkins.
wSa ' 2300
4000!
5000
2200
J. CL Fleming.
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174
120
76
70
110
20-
24
16
2C
40
40
15
20
lbs.
N.
lbs
Pnesett.
gest that donations Tot their relief
left with" Cent. Howell at the
Br
says:
Our attention has been called by
r. II. 1. Jlarkhain. County Suoee.
iaiendent, with request to publish, to
ths (act that onMonday, June 1,1885,
a new Board of Education for Dur
ham county, ia to be elected by the
Commissioners and Justices of the
Peace in joint session. This Board
is to be composed of three citizens of
isurnsm couuty and the following
eiplanstory note from the school
laws of A. C, m will doubtless be
or interest:
fin: 5 .t".-lt Will br MM Lv ttn t
sertius TIT of Ths Coda, that the justices of
in pew ana tne eouuty commianuncrs are
muired to hold a joint meeting on the first
Mundsy in June of every year. In June
tvti, at tbu joint meeting, and every two
jn incraiHw, n.r jimikcs ana Cnmmis.
sinnm are raimred tu eltvt a count hinl
fd'iaation. Too allied iniKHUrK-e rannol
well le attaclrad to this sWioo. I'smi
sliow i f rsssasssat mm will
pTwiwseuBir tne edamlfnna! later.
si of the county. The Isw giv Uiem lre
4trmivm in the aMnagfRitnl f the fund
and rlMl Batter generally, and tlierefore
ma nrnesi swai u tasrte to the joint
boards to ekwi mm trf iadi, and lorn
ho are spnaally fristidlyto tbe nablic
Kow.imi.twta. The poliey of the law as
amended by Assemlily of l.J, rontem
I'Mtuivawing in the rrmwnive cuumim
mm amnonty in the management of
sui jh snairs ihan has In nu Jure obtained.
"""" ' e tins authority wiwly will
rapiillv advam ihrir eiliMtifal int-rest,
miou m ma rmmty lrd of education is
of Ar t in,Kwuni, the rliainnan of whii-h
snouw resiiiF at the county seat, and tnM
.iL, 1 r""ny mpnntni-
"' -woi v wanry in that Olttrv.
The llaltimon- Manufacturer's Be.
cord says: The Kings Mountain, X.
C. tin mine, about which there was
sj much excitement a few tnotiili
ago, seems t'i hsve taken a new start.
A party of Cornwall. Knirlauil. u-n
tlernen have offered I100.0W for the
nnne, an,i tne pmpoeitioit IS HOW Bn
der coiieideratiun. That the sis inch
vein is al:.int perfectly pure caosite
rite is ceruin. The price olfered by
the English capitalists for the Clay
well miue is considered very small,
and the proposal will i.roUblv U r.
jected. The ore is said by ei perls
to lie fifteen and Ire tenths per cent
richer thsn th casiterite nra found
Wert Virginia, and eighteen and
n oue-hundrdUis er cent, richer
.f repnt!v ffioo.l in ii
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ine tva'iesDoro utoiiigeasrLer
a i . w s mw . .AKWr
Annerson itatiin, ine fcapel con
vict, who - WlledyfJ Penitentiary
guard and wJsml been committing
divers olrfjations. of late in the
'of McFarlan (tbe party who
Dr. Parker has been harboring,) has
at last got his gruel He got it last
Sunday afternoon, about an hour
before sunset, under the following
circumstances:
He was lurking around vnd about
the premises of Henry Haney, who
lives near Bethel unurcu, about six
miles south of Wadesboro. Consta
ble Robert Ingram of Morvea town
ship, who had been on the loakout
for Rati iff for sometime, beard of
bis whereabouts, and proceeded to
Mr. Haney'sto makstbs arrest.
When be "inmpped" Bailiff the lat
ter tried a bluff game on the const
ble, which, failing, the nnnted one
prepared t ) flee. Mr. Ingram called
upon him to surrender, which be re-
fused to do. The constable warned
him not to run, telling him that he
would certainly shoot. Bailiff, how
ever, realising that il was a dead
sure thing against him, if taken pris
oner decided to risk bis heels at all
I stsnf", and "ill " Mr. Ingrsw
fired once, hoping thai he would stop,
but tbe fugitive quickened bis pace.
The constable seeing that his man
was about to escape, "pulled down"
on him iu earnest, when about tony
yards sway, and Bailiff tumbled, the
ball taking effect in his back.
Bailiff then surrendered. of course,
wiihoul any further trouble, and wss
taken to Morven, where Drs, Mo-
Le.nl and Cheers examined the
wound, and pronounced it fatal.
The Cold Leaf aayss Mr. W.T.
Manning, whom many of our readers
know as being at one time one of the
publishers ot the Rosi-oks Newt,
WeMon, and later of the Danville,
Daily News, and who for the past
four and a half years has been living
in Dakato Territory connected with
various newspapers at different limes,
is at it sgsiu. He is now in Chicago
where he is publishing a trades journ
al of hi own, the Chicago Dry-Uoods
Reporter. Mr. Msnoing is a brother
of tbe editors of the (iold Leaf and
has many friends throughout the
country who will be pleased to bear
of bis well doing, l he Uiicago Ury
Goods Bcorter i an old and es
tablished journal and appears to be in
a ht althy and prosperous condition.
The editor and proprietor was for
tunaU jn sjis purchase. Vacant
lot and door step babies have become
the proper thing in Bateigh, The
capilol city is ahead so far. '
ACRES m TOBACCO
Land for Sale.
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48 50
58 00
C5 00
10 25
AA
20 50
2500
46 00
50 00
66 00
8500
8000
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7000?9
P.D.Brs-
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42
40
24
140
62
20 .
190
78
120
300
170
150
128
168
282,
40
38
12
7
56
28
pounds per acre pays best. Send for our book of twitinioniil from farmers who
have used Orchilla Ouano for years, and who say not only has it made 1.1k crops, but it
Das mane our lands rich. Kespectfully, ' TKAVKrW.tiMiAU at .CO.
. Bicbrnond, Va.
For tale by J. W. Parker. Durham. N.C. James Webb. JrJ Co.-
HiUsboro. N. C. E. II. Hicks. Oxford. N. C. J. R. Hill. South Boston.
55 00 Va. I. B. & V. B. Warren, Prospect Hill, N. C. K. A. Murphy. Cane
4U0Oreca,. w i. v. itircmsn a eon lucnmonn, J. I.
500"
35 3
J. E-Suit
lbs. . .
J.T. Rogers.
lbs.
43 00
20 00
3100
24 68'
40 00
65 00
70 00
2100
mar4
. Thomas. Raleigh.
L. Kietb.
lbs.
13 25
20 00
4000
22 00
63 00
1275
65 00
7000
27 00
64 00
70 00
69 00
50 00
20 00
ALL TOBACCO
Khoulii
GROWERS
use
BAUGH'S Gelebrated Special Fertilizer
FOR TOBACCO.
Ia soias sevtioos we have foand that the Tobaoco Fertiliser branded "Bnmnk't Hattiul
FaiilUmr for Tobt-fw" did not ripen tbe plant sufficiently quick. Wt have hitherto given
, J. II. Lyon,
lbs.
3500
8300
15 00
68
6
8
J.J.
lbs.
Ferrcll.
6000
50 00
40 00
25 00
17 50
2200
45 00
Tbos. Brius ley,
lbs. 39 00
, 52 00
am Jfl fin 1 aarsrssitos trriivu im w m a
38
2
2d v.-
H.B. Brown
17 lbs.
46
60 "
40 "
!
the Amniooia ia this high grade ankle in tbe form of AA Htwofan etelusiely, wblchl
we have always held, and which have been amply proved by lour experience, to be the
safest and best in dry teaaotui A larger expenenea, bpwwrar, has lad as to take a Skidd le
coarse, wbiek we nave already seen ia Ms better ooe. Uur loaaoco ittTiuzn wuic
hereafter derive its 6 u " !. of Ammonia in part from Ajk Mitrogeo and in part front
1700
69 00
60 00
40 00
Five hundred acres of 6ne toiacro land
in Chatham county SO milt's south of Intr
ham, containing 275 acres in wn.-ll.nwl. "
acres in enltivaiion. !
ALSO
tour hundred acres in sauie county,
miles south-west of Durham. Terms rav.
Apply toCoaerrr A HAi Kxr.v.
Real Kstate Agents, Durham, X. C.
majfitf.
Exquisite,
Beautiful,
THE NKW
MILLINERY GOODS
of
MISS A.0.McCAIirV
la (ho Store ot
Ellis & Muse.
COME ON, .
LOAD UP.
DRIVE DIRECT TO
DURHAM, N. 0.
W. T. BLACKWELL, President, P. A. WILEY.Csshi.
a THE BANK OF DURHAM,
: DURHAM, N. C.
With ample means and facilities excelled by no Bank in North Carolina
tJidts accounts of Merchants, Farmers and others. Collections receive
eareftd attention.
Correspondence Invited.
fcb.28.
Ml MrRl:KT, tl II II Aw, . '.
I hsve just returned from the
northern market, where, with
great rare, I selected s large
a-rtment of
LADII S' MILLINERY,
Comprising of all the latest styles
OF
HATS AND BONNETS,
ItlBBONS
InGreat Variety.
i LOWERS,
Latest Styles.
With many thanks for ths liberal i
patronage so Benr-rou-lr given
fne. t hope to merit its Continuance.
MISS A. O. MtvAIwT
may 6-1 m.
OK ONLY WK CELEBRATED J. P.KISSIM W100XMADKLY
G. E NISSEN &CO. Salom, fJ. Cf
Kvcry wagon bearing our nam is warranted, and b the best tor ths foilow
' w'svsbeeo in the business (or years, not a new tooccro, with stock of
tresn kmber, but uar antes all th lumber as ass two years old.
fhir iron Is made specially fr us, of best quality, fiot from old railroad
raiii Ws are better prepared, and have ths best wagon mechanics '.In the
State. Our wagons are lighter than any other of tfaasame capacity, a
pubad roads. s ,
Mhtt wfouht abtel thimble skeins are best mads and asver breakV -'
. nake over to wafcMns per da aad eaa ship promptly. Ouf agoti
re tept for sals ia Durham only by JOHN L MA UK II AM. '
ceo. e. riibiitri acu.. Hn
rum
U4
in Key Bone. Tbia &!! ensora a quiurer acuoa I
nUWlt Ae UwVUU .A"Mtui edui id Aebssi
a
Ass.
uooia ia sj!wl y leqaired in this article, hi(B wauld otherwiss tat ptaeaw
in seasoDS of drouth, f- standard of both Ammonia and Fbosphorie acid is slikhuy -
raised by this importnnt ebauge. Tks price remains the same as the recent redaction to
30 per 2,000 lbs. on board in P'negr Korfollt.
WE GUARANTEE THE FOLLOWING ANALYSIS: , x
Ammonia 5 to 6 per cent. A vailabls Boos Phosphste, 10 to 12 per eent,
Sulphate of Potash, 4 to 5 per cent Or Actual Potash, K. 0. 2 to 8 per cent.
we would Her farmers who haee never need this high grade article to
Wm. M. Black well, 8. IL Canatdy, A. M. Veacy and other leading farm-
en of Granville county. Address all orders or inquiries to -
i BAUGH &SONS, l! -
South
4-3ia1
Street, Baltimore, Md or Higgina' Wharf. Norfolk, Va
W. D. Mehdrxiull.
OA.UeYitoi.oi.
J. R. Mexdekoau.
J. W. McNaiiy.
GREENSBORO SASHaiid BLiND Co,.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Doors. Sash, Blinds, Mouldings,
Brackets,
AD UEAI CB M AlXKIXDt)PIltrjSr.D I t HDK:.
THE KISEST SAW MILL IN N. C BCNNISQ BY FIRST )P MAY. I
buu251 Greensboro, K. C
- K a
OFFICE of S. H. HAVl2 in
DEALER - m COAL .
... JUCmiQND.TA. , ;
Bating built a Urtre Coal Elevator, (the ely one Suuth,) I am sow prrtred to
dw traae Bith, and alone Mf line of lUulnwda, anirrndsc Coal at West rsu
railroad ears ma alonc-ede of the Elerator, and the Coal is loaded Into then
furni.h ,.
rsle. TM'
then) thens.
ibm atrinff ciUrS lhronh Ihs city and bwiiiag nnst to the enrauaMT.
There raenty4wo screens la the building. Mo dost or dirt can tmssitdy grt Into
the coal, as It runs over these sti ssns in paamiBg (mm the BeVatoT lota the cars or cart.
I save now. and snail always seep bbik a wnrs sioca as an amns oi usii oesi sniiea
ft fbaadry, fLctorr, aad family sat. All coal kept trader shelter and shipped dry, ,
not shlpssenta, (Met solicited, , , B.ll. llAWhJt,
aaU-Csa mchawod, V.
ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORKS
' ; w i mi
Galvanized Wrought
H AND CAST IRON,
Columns, Girders, Cor
mccs, Caps, sStecplcs,!
ycrandahs, Kaijings,
Patent .tlrca - Liglits &a
" at : l : av. rt- ' ' ,
fL . fiTREET. RICHMOND. VA