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nURHASrRECORDEJl,
"WEDNESDAY Juiy"l5, 1891
The capacity of the Southern
States for the development of
trade is attracting the attention
of the country in a manner
which cannot fail to make a
deep impression. Last year the
foreign exports from Southern
ports, which amounted to $321,r
000,000, were 20,000,000 in ex
cess of the previous year, and
constituted ten-elevenths of the
gain of the entire country the
ports located in other portions
of the Union than in the South
furnished but $2,000,000 of the
increase. The principal points
at which gains were made
were Galveston, Newport
News, Norfolk add Portsmouth,
Savannah and Wilmington.
The construction of new rail
roads, which have given the
West access to Southern ports,
has, in all probability, contrib
uted to the result, but this shows
that the natural outlet of a
vast stretch of territory; West
of the Mississippi and North of
the Ohio, is by way of Southern
ports, and that the products of
Southern ports, and that the
products of that section, added
to the increased production of
the South will continue to in
crease the volume of trade of
Southern ports. In the change
which has been and is going on,
which is causing the growth of
Southern seaport cities, it is
gratifying to observe that the
Hampton Roads ports are as
suming the importance to which
their position entitles them.
They have made great progress
during the past ten years, but
all indications point to the fact
that the future growth of their
trade will be even more rapid.
Tiiry Cttu't Take Care ot T lie in-
aelvcft.
"I don't know what I will do,"
said a South Washington wo
man
"Family trouble?" asked the
neighbor from the next porch.
"That's what it is. It all
came of his keepin' out of
nights."
" I can sympathize with you."
"Well, i don't know whether
you can or not. You tee, about
three weeks ago he started out,
promising to be back by half
past 8. lie didn't come till 10,
and a soon as I saw him I knew
there was something the mat
ter with him."
"Intoxicated, I suppose?"
" No, indeed. He'd got into
the society of some of those
temperance people and siirned
the pledge. Now that he's done
it of course he'B got to stick to
it. First his digestion, and
then his nerves gave way, an'
there ain't any livin with him.
much less cooking lor him. 1
declare," she sail with an ex
plosion of woe, "I never heard
of a huhband yet that was tit to
be trusted away from home a
ton Post.
Here and There In the state
Elizabeth City Economist
and If alcou: The Artesians are
still borirg. At overa hundred
and twenty feet thev came to
rock, which made theirj.rogress
slow. The water was from a
itulphur vein but the flow wan
not iree ana tney now seel;
more abundant fountain.
Wilkesboro Chronicle: At
James tombr store last we-k
Lee Math is severely tabbl
Jim Roberts in a difficulty, one
gxsnon ineoacic being 12 inches
long. wilkes bears the dm
iinruon ti oeing tne pioneer
new oi me uaric.-root and herb
Misitif. In North Carolina
3Ir. Calvin J. Cowles, of this
place, wai the first man in the
State to engage in this busi
ness.
Elizabeth City North Carolin
ian: Thomas E. Winslow of htil
videre, Perquimans county,
died in the Asylum at Raleigh,
on the 24th ult., from softening
of the tram. A few Sundavs
ago the suwple of the Methodist
Church at Columbia was struck
by lightening during the ser
vice, rending it from top to Iwt
tom. It caued great alarm
and a running out of doors and
windows. Fortunately no one
was more than nhorked and
scared.
Smithfield Herald: lU-jwrt
from different parts of the coun
ty are more favorable a to pro
spwtsof the crop. The far
iiieruare nearly all through with
the grass and agrwl many have
hilled their early corn, which
generally good. A gwd
many of thowj who paid the
D.rat Land Tax and have kept
the receipt find that the copy
and their receipts do not corres-poud-ornetiriieM
a difference
of nearly half, always in favor
of tbe Government.
The Lynchburg News makes
the following severe comment
upon a paragraph in the Rich
mond Dispatch, which stated
that "some editors are not
ashamed to attribute low mo
tives to their contemporaries of
the press, or to spenk of them as
if they were engaged in a per
petual hunt for the honors or
emoluments offices:"
SnrVi nannlA urn not editors.
They are simply . blackguards,
who disgrace tne proressionoi
journalism. We know of but
two newspaper men in Virginia
who held, or asked to hold, of
fice under Mr. Cleveland; ana
while both of them favor the
renomination of that gentle
man, not one or the various
newspapers in this sskuo op
posed to Mr Cleveland has
stooped to the meanness of at
tributing selfish motives to
them
7 -
Frank Gaiexxe, president of
the St. Louis Merchants' Ex
change, is said to be a 'oublo
of Jay Gould.
aaaaawn aai
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.
RICHMOND' AND DANVILLb
HAlLnUAU
In Effect March ?K'h 1891.
IH LY.
SOKTiBOCKD. Vn o N- i,
Lv Uivhn.ndL.1.00 p m 2, ) a m
BurVevilIe....2.S9p m 4,S I a n.
K"vsviite....3 42ii in a.;! I 101
" I) (uville 6.06 p hi 8.00 a n
k fJmanihnrn R 9ii n m ID lit n
Lv Goldxlioro. .2.35 D in t4 U0 v m
arRoh-i'Vi 4 32 u in 7.4. n ni
L KaU-igb.,..4,37 p m l.n a m
1 lurD:...... 0,4.1 p m 3,04 ID
Ar Grecoh)ro.,H,05 p in 7.2J n m
a Win. -ilom . fi ."!() n m 7 :M a m
Ar Salielmrv .... HI.;' 4 a ra 1 1.57 a m
u Ahevi;lc... 5,55 a ra p h
- IIt Sjirin.'...8,32 a ra 7,2- p m
Lv .Slisiiury10 32 nt 03 a id
Ar l hriui e....UV)'J a in J.:i)po
SpariHSiiiur 3.20 a m 4X1 j
OrscDTillf.. 4 26 ra o.. J p n
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Lv Chrlitw..l2,l5. u 1,15 pm
. . ; . i i K r ik
Ar Augusts. ...8,15 a m 9 31 pit
HOBTHBOCKD. 12
Lv August.,
"ftilut.r.t..
. 9 3') p in 11,4 a m
12 20 . sn 2 'Hw m
it Chrl..it9 . 4 30 m
Lv AtUat.. .till a
6 : a it'
7,-)a n.
7.5 p n
ArGrnviU..1235 m
S(iri:i barg.1,39 a ft
Charlotte.. -4. !o m m
1 II pu
Hlibiirr;. .6,20 ra
8 0 p m
Lv H-.t Spiri.0ll.32 p ra 12 ?7 p w
' At!.eil .. 1,04 am Z 19 m m
- Suienfiiie . 5.26 m 6 3 p m
Ar SalU 'irf .6 20 m (5 o 5 p m
Lv S IV: 6,27 am 8 '! p m
Ar Greenooro. 8,11 a ra 10.27 p m
Ar Wioa fe'lllVn in T12.I0 a m
Lv GreDb'r.o10,.35 am p m
Ar Durban ... 1 2,33 n m 4 30 a m
lU!tigh ....U'lpn 7.35 a m
LvRL-iil 17pni tv-'N"
Art-.il li(.. 3.10 pro 1 1 () p m
Lv Ur enHburo8,2 a ra 10 "7 a m
Ar D mvill. . .10,01 a m 10.5 p m
Kj4-i.U ..12,50 p m 3 25 a to
Birk r ..! 31 p ra 4n3 a m
" B;cm i ft...3,30 p m 6.K) a m
BETWEEN WEST FOOT. aiCHM -D Alb
KALKIOH.
U K;trlIU,Uiior4 Darfciai.
A u4 Crj autim. Ai & UN
. . Jl a f . ittt )A4nt Ar A
kt ..... Rwo4.......L M
l no a a 1. HielBoiiA.M... r w
ith.a Lr ... DnMllK .....Ar II
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tttpm L riija4......Ar iVS
t m ( M Li ..... Iln Kortl ...... Ar "? I
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lt I It a a
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Allt in I tiit. liatt Oif
fa'Jy i f I HJS'luy 11 00 a. c . aid
rive Hetjdeiam 12.05 p. ni ' turn
'an.lrnr, r-ii Cf.tl tiVi
No. M ptn (i'lbhhoro 2. II (
ra. and IkalcwH p. id. daily
make connection at Durham with
No. 19, leavin at C t. in. A i f ei
f-pt Hunday f r Heiulerani. ami al
tfina on O. & C. and I. i M
r-ri.
P-ebg Conchet mo t'lrouli
bete-o Meat Point anl I'oteigh.
oia KeTiH.-, ,n So, 61 an t 802.
and )) and 103.
IVoa. h atiri 5-1 co meet at l.'icn
inorxJ flni' etfiept unArj I r Wetl
Point aol Ualtitnof a, via York River
Line.
u.fcpoi eta aehvica
Od Traine- !Q and 61 Pjillmao
Parrot Slef ftfr, lci n AtUoU til
Ke York, Danville and Anguata
and ureenhoro,via AhbvlJIf, to 5Ior
t '!.. ler.ii.
On h mi 63 Pullman Uuflel
Iwr, l twH-n Waabington and
New Orleaui. via M'totg'iineir and
tx'twreo Waahington, Dirmiogliatn.
liichniond and Orecnaboro, and be
tween Wab ngton and Auguta and
Pullman aSuDH Meeirt betveeo
Waabington and Aaherille and Hot
'ittingt via Aalieville.
R.ltlJKUrjEi W A. TURK,
hueriiitenlent Div, Paa. Art
ItAitlgh, K. V. fciileijtn, X. tj.
I1AAK, TiafTfi iUnwr,
Uicbmoo i, Va.
Sir Edwin Arnold in coming
to the United States next Octo
ber to lecture.
Free Samples of Dr. Mile's
Restorative Nervine at Yearbys
cures Headache, nervousness,
sleeplessness, neuralgia, fits,
nervous debility, sexual weak
ness, poor memory, etc. A new
and remarkable discovery, ur
address the Dr. Miles Medical
Co., Elkhart, Ind.
ROBERT SLAUGHTER
taanceaiiil EeiWfi,
LAW-.BUILDIN3.
ROOM KUMD1 It 2.
Lynchburg, Va
A1vice toMotber.
n. " Wiuaiow'a dooiuiuz Svrai
ah on I olwiya ba used for chlHren
tretUliig. It aootbea tbe child, soften
the garni, allays all pain, cum wind colic,
and la tiie bet romdy tor diarrho a.
1 wenty-nve ceuta a bottle.
R3S3, CHrsiithe m jms.
12 Choice KverbloomiiiK Unseti foi
one Jolhir; 12 Choice Chryfa:ithe-
u u ms for one dollar. Palm und
other decorative Hants; Coleus.
Carnation, Double Violets ete., for
oat door planting. Cut flowers.
Ituuqnet?, Floral Designs, Mitrrto-
lias and Choice Evergreens, Tonia
t e, Cabbage and fot grown gg
iliiut". Potato nlants: in an.
quantity ready I5th April. Cellory
plaiits ready in J uue and J ulj. bend
for catalogue.
H. srEIXMETZ.Furi.t,
feb25 Raleigh, K. C.
AVERILL PfllHT
f OUTWEARS ALL OTHERS
Tlx bat It tha hraC and bmmI HvmnrnU
cat I 11 Mr. abnr bu,a aa ntrrH aniria
ami haalo lint mr Uan laa Irrlrf
aud Jou buy tha MAarlll"aaJ (Wiiit bit
mre,6o yon n mr, nut Avnil piu,
aaa a bnatirul loatrri It Impruna thr ap-
Earanea aal Iwrr awa tha value of tour
JMlncv II kaa bera iatr hm lint, for
H i Iww la an S rran. aaaiplo curd nt
faffhloiiabltlDiaand pifttT prm4 "I tha
aiiralilllljrnf Avmll Palm to anj adltia.
SKKLtlf lUtOTtUxiiiarUaiiBlliitKaw
VAKTHIXO at DI KE.
DaraaaHS.C.
?OTJT2'S
MOUSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
TWK If 9mr pAwrtn vt wm tm an.
Fowtrt pnfmiflmrv nwl prrvpmi HanOinrnt.
Fonui HowrVn MI arrfmi Gait ir Kowlav
TnatiM Po1n will tiwtm tl tinMrttty C mtik
M rmm tweatf rr onl. id mkr u twur trm
fOMM P4f Wfl flff OP pfWtllf atHKJaat IVUf
Dlw.M t WhPf9 Howw mtA t txOm w
ynvrr fftwwn viu, mtim ntrMrna.
A a. worm. raarlatar.
SALTXMoaa. ma.
For Sale by W. II
Yearby, Durham.
TOOTINE"
Cum tbe diseatt that eauaes tbe
offensive odor of tbe feet und arm
pita, toughen tbe akin anil ire
chafln. Price 50 eta. For
ale by alt Durham Drugging
DURHAM
BOOKSTORE
BUY YOUR
HOOKS ANIj
sTAxroyEur
AT THE
Durham Book Store
FROM
W. H. RO&BIIS,
Main Street
LADIES
i
OP
SPRING DRESS
GOODS
AND
TRIMMINGS
will receive a choice line by
writing w
ELLIS k U
DURHAM. N. C.
AH crriria tinrt-n-vrraaont fenn
or cliarsff to any alrcM.
IHT rtt for aatnplcfi.
Respectfully,
121 Main Ht., DURHAM, N. C.
apr-2'J.
DE1II
SAMPLES
GIIAS A, GOODWIN,
JPropriotor
RALEIGH MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
Branch Yard: Lauder's Old Stand, Fayettevillb, N. C,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in , y
Marble and Granite Monuments,
QraniteJQuarry, East Lenoir St.
4i rayettevuie St., (UALHUUU,' jn. v.
WIRE FENCE FOft YOUR YARD OR CEMETERY. WRIT
1831 EaUMiahad Ova
'7. 'T!i' 4 T.i
K1 -'ri ..
EYerytMng WARRANTED as Represented or Money Refnndei
Rrf jr tu anj mnk. nerrrpaper ocmrrauitlloiioiiaalnttiPPtat.
FINE 1ICH HO JEKtRT BEPI1M1 ENGRAVING
ADDBKSS
H. SILVEnmOM Lynchburg, Va.'
ALSO, AT ROANOKE, VA.,
"br we bav a lirnph IIu, and
DIAMONDS, JEWKLRY AND .SilVEUW AUK, an la 6neerpt wa'co
rakera. omler th mn lesmfit f 'la
e!IAO,?hla.l'lp'iU Ka-i jo'irnrl'-r' t cilhei pi ire.
r-rt-15
DO YOU .WANT
P1.1K0, ORGS OH S2YIH3 HACHHEP.
it an and ae W. R. MURKAY. the Leader in this line. He
can Bupply you with the followiug
fjuses: , . .
t r.V
.-T. J"' i.
Sterling Piaaoa.
TTf-fM ning Domestic" is the machine you should buy.
fTm V It is simple in construction, made of the bent
i--iiT , . 111 lid m lifo.titnn In vprv rp.
pect it is complete.
PRICES IN REACH OF ALL.
CALL, EXAMINE AND BE
COXVI.N'CED. !-. -M 1P'-.
WRITEj FOItCATAOOUKANDgh Sfj
PRICE LIST.
W. H. MAY.
Lemler in Machimm and fine Musi
cal DistrunifntH. .
MAIN STRET.
WYATT BROS
ami
CAUI)AI)OF WHITE SPRING SEED OATS.
CAR LOADOK VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA WINTER
SEED OATS HAVK ALSO JJLACK bl'RlNO SEED OATS.
CAR MIXED FEED OATS.
CAR CHOICE VIRGINIA WHITE CORN.
500
I5ARRELS ALL
CAR CHOICE XKW CROP CUBA MOLASSES, DIRECT
FROM CARGO AT WILMINGTON,
CIA'ER AND FIELD GRRASS SEEDS.
1I50VE ARE
OUR
MHOVE ARE
WE HAVE ALSO A
Heavy
WHICH WE ALWAYS (.OFFER AT LOWEST PRICES.
YOU WILL FIND US AT SAM B OLD STAND.
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE PURCHASING.
Main Yrd and Oinoa, 417 and
FOR PRICES. - . mar 18
Haifa Cwataurrl"
..1889
Jeweler,
iji . I. n..i.
MAIN STREET,
Lynchburg, Va.
Jk. XAAfSTO BtOOlE o
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JETVa
EL11Y, SILTEltWAUE, 8PEC
TACLES, CLOCKS, BltOXZES,
EMBKELEAS AXD CAAES,
with Gold and Silver Heads
OPEH A GLASSES, GOLD
1ES and l'EAClLS, ate.
carry a larijc st ick WATC IIES
Acouarus Kri. lata or V. b. tai l
TO BUY h
makes in lancy or or toonizeu
,
Chickcrinsr, Mason and Hamlin, Mathushek and
1 he world renowned iiason
W , j ... .. . - 4
30
D1IKIIAM, X. C.
GRADES OF FLOUR.
SPECIALTIES
1'ECIALTIKS
OUR
LARUE S TOCKOF
Groceries
I ;; i .
n. t H-i
Qiiai
rirsi Him
Chartered Nov. 9 1378 apita) StOck $15,000
Stooilioldsrs' Liability, - . 150,000
Depositors' Security-
L H.liARK, .......... 1'ref.iilcnt.
W. W. FULLER Vice-Pr.nidcnt.
. DIRoCTO -;
8 CAR R, I J. W.' SMITH, I J.T MALI ORY i .T. W. WALKER
W.W.KULLER C. N. EltYAN, I
A General Banknc
ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, HANKERS, CORPORATIONS AND INDI-
VII UALS RECEIVED ON FAVORABLE TERMS.
CEU I'tHOA JES OF DEPOSIT, beat intr 4 per cent, interwt, mvtd opon
raout'T to r.-main on !. j it wiih tl
COLLECTIONS rondo i.rn:i n
St&U'i), auil rarattted for promptly at
PKIIuC'LAl attention pant to tne bueiued. of (Jurreeputhi i f
TIII1 RANK, liti'j recently oiyaiiizod.ia in condition todoal iiaseeaof
Banking Bui"ceH uiwn ri favomble terma aa ny otlitr Bank in tbe Btate.
BANKING SECURITY. Tbe United State. Goverununt requires tbat
a full statement of tbe Liabilities and
made and sworn v y at least three uf the Directors every few weeks, and
heaides this, Bank Etaiuinorssreaent at tbe pleaaare of the Government
whnae duty it is mule to thoroughly examine in'o tbe condition of the Bank,
bonce National Hanks afford a larger measure of protection than any other
Bandog aaieiu-
UHAKAUTEIl ANDCAFIT W.'
ui Stockholders ot the First Natinoal
stockholder, in under the National
amount ot his aUirK. Ho iiuiilc bas more cunracerof jreilitor better fscili
lioa than the Firat National.
WE WANT a sh.irrt of your b iini's. We solicit vour nalrona? ,i
t tarantee entire aaf slactijii in all bunimti? entrusted to our car.
HEA-D QU ATE R S FOR
"WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
and all things to be found
Our best tCHtimonial : Thousands of Batisficd customers
throughout the 8011th. many
and adjoining coiintieH.
. . F. 1. MM & S09LV
, 1028 MAIN STREET, LYNCH BURC, VA.
due. 3
FUR: NIT TIRE
The Largest and Most Complete Establish
ment in tne City.
. -WILLIAlOAFFBON.
1516 A im MAIN AND V'2 GOVE.1NOK STREETS,
.RICHMOMD, V,. '
BR.lfIIIOlSElTI10DERSO.lia
Whf' lesaie arid R3tail.
Orders bjr M41I Promptly Attended To.
JUST ARRIVED.
-SUCH AS-
DRY GOODS, SHOES AND HATS.
And amy Ii.-hit l.i k .f G110CEKIE3 nd COXFECTIONEIME,
My OuoiU are frwh ant near. I will utv yon money at wholesale and
' retail. I have a beautiful line of
LADIES' ' DRESS GOODS
Which am wry chtfp. 1 wHnt efrr M ti c m etriy And save monef
in tht foll)Mriiii( g'Hl:
PANT GOODS, GINGIUMS, BLElCHING, ami JC1I ALLIES.
Adrift 1 h.h. ;mti K 14 1 1 - .,.t nia
v 7 ' lii.tfruof uLiri,
No. 40. All i:mU..
f in
S. R. P
E. F WYATT & SON.
1 -ii m
DEALERS IX FINE
ioax O-A.n.s Ana
Buggies of all Styles.
Manufacturers cf HARNESS and SADLERY
of every doncrlption and
ai8. llranch lo:i E. Martin
-of
$300,000
I LKO. D, HEARTT.......Cashia
CHAH. A. JOUDAN...... ..Teller
J. A BRYAN, I A. U.. RTOKEa
Biusines Transacted.
Firai National Bank 6 or 12 nrouiba.
all aeretatblo .oiiita In tbe Unitid
lowest ratea.
Asset of all National Banks shall ba
Tbe character of theOlttcers. Directors
Bank U -the verv hielieat. and each
Bank law repousib!e for double the
in a first-class jewelry house.
of whom arc in Durahm
!u rYt i.tfl ciM.TWhoa
'
nr frim 1.
E R R Y.
Prico. DURHAM, N. C.
btrwit, RALEIGH, N. C.
Bank
nam

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