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DURHAM RECORDER
li. Ct UACttKEr EdUor. Fro.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 4, 1893.
Trinity Offor Slaty 8choUrWl.
' Trinity Collage has, by the recent
donation from Mr. B. N. Duke, of
Durham, N. C, received 13,000 in
cash to be used in sixty scholarships
for aiding needy and worthy young
men in securing a first class col
Incriato education at that institu-
o -
tion. Two scholarships are to be as
signed to each Presiding Elder's dis
trict of the North Carolina and the
Western North Carolina Conferences
Some are to be given to the appli
canto coming from the preparatory
schools under the control of the
church, and others are to be given to
the students coming from the city
crrA1 armanU at the State. AH of
these are now available upon appli
cation to Dr. John F. Crowell, Pre&i
dent of the Collego. Applicants must
have the recommendation of the
Presiding Elder of the district in
which they reside, or the preacher in
charge. Applicants from schools
or other colleges must likewise be
recommended by the superior officer
in charre. The recommendation of
county superintendents of public in
struction is particularly desirable an
to attainments of teachers.
Though these scholarships are not
restricted to any particular class of
unnlicAnt. teachers and those in
rr . :
tondins to teach are especially en
couraged to apply for tfiera. All ap
plicanU must give evidence of having
adequate preparation to persevere in
college courses of instruction for one
year at Trinity College. This class
ot scholarships is a gift, not a loan to
be returned in the future. Thestu
dent is given outright $50 a year
with which to pay his tuition in col
lege. Tnia is one of- the best offer
ever made to the young men of North
Carolina, and it is hoped that they
will eagerly seise the opportunity to
avail themselves of this excellent m
stitution through one of the success
f ul sons of the Old North State. The
next term opens Thursday, January
6th, at 9 a. m., but applicants re
ceiving scholarships will be admitted
later.
That Widow Vaa" Ktcklnsr.
Widow (entering newspaper
fSca) "You had a piece in
yeur paper yesterday about my
husband, who had died the day
befora."
Clerk "Yes'm. Hope it was
satisfactory."
Widow "It was and it wasn't.
The first part was all right; but
you were way off whea you
aid, He leaves a wi lew to
mourn his loss.'"
Clerk "But he has left
widow."
Widow "Yes, but she ain't
kickinr. Guess the man that
wrote that piece didn't know-
John."
Theman who, 'commencing
with little er nothing, has re
solved to rise must also resolve
to sacrifice nothing te appear
ance. He eanaot gain one true
friend er obtain any popularity
that will be reauy useiui w mm
in bis effort to achieve mae
tendence bv ? endeavoring to
sm to have that which be
has not.
Leading physicians of this
and the Old World seem to be
arreed that cholera will most
likely appear ea some portions
cf the globe next year in ft more
violent and extensive lorrn
than this year. More stringent
lmmicratien laws and all other
yroper precautions should be
taken to keep this ceuntry free
from the life-destroymgscourje
la Hone. Customer.
A man who had an infirmity
as well as an appetite for fish
was aazious to keep tip his
character for honesty. Whil
makinsr a bill with his mer
chant and when the latter
hack was turned, the "honest"
buyer slipped a ced-fish under
kis coat. But the garment was
toe short.
"Now," sail ths customer.
anxious to improve ail oppor
tunities to call attention to bis
virtues. "Mr. Merchant, I have
traded a srreat deal and have
paid you honestly, haven't li"
"Ob. yes," answered the
merchant.
"Well," said the customer,
"I believe that honesty is the
"lat'Vso." replied the mer
chant: and the customer turned
to re. "Hold on. friend:' cried
tie merchant. "Speakisg of
honesty, 1 have A bit oi advice:
When vou come to trade again,
you .had tetter wear a leoger
coat or steal a snorter nsav
It i stated by an actor that the
electric lamp used as footlights is
harder on U eyes of the perform
ers than either bm er candle light.
St. Louis exports quail to London.
Tesxtson said that the man
who ceuld read and appreciate
the sentiment of a poem was
groater than the poet. It is
equally true of music -r the
bouI tsat eons ana now ana
swells under its melting influ
ence is far greater than the one
which by a mechanical process
produces it.
A KATIOS8 PHOTOGRAPH. A
national, photographic survey
has been proposed to the rno
tograpluo Society of Great Brit-
am, an account being given oi
local Bhoto-survey ot War
wickshire already in progress
The idea is to secure the co-op
eratioo of all nhotoeraphers m
the preparation of a - pictorial
record of the country's present
condition.
Mrs. Mason: "Your wife does
a great deal or tancy wont,
does she not, air. Alegar '
Mr. Miggs: "Ahem, yes
that is she has objected to do
ing any
Ocean.
real Z work." Inter
r
OOOOOOOOOG
sTkt iJIw PlH U t. Worldly
"Why do you suffer
""raiiatriuf lum raUarabla, trka UwV
Tin' LfacrPiso
Owlll p!lljy ranioTa all tttlt txoubln,
aaaU. T.a t mt uad a ift j-or f ool, J
prmwi knulHlH ud laaavt M
O-Wajajaat af litm to which r.a hava fK
baaasatnuticor. Do, .wall. Trirm, J
mm. OAtM.SS'l'a'kl'lMa.N. V.
OOOOOOOOOO
Itch on human and horses
and allanimals cured in 30 min
utes by Woolford's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails. Sold
by N. M. Johnson & Co., Drug
gist, Durham, N. C. ap 8 tf
English Spavin Liniment re
moves ail Hard, Soft or Cal
loused Lumps and Blenjishes
from horses, Blood Spavin
Curbs, Sprints, Sweeney,
Sprains, Stifles, King-Bone, all
Swoolen;Throats, Coughs, etc.
Save $ 30 by use of one bottle.
Warranted the most wonderful
Blemish Cure ever known. Sold
bv N. M. Jt hnson'& Co., Drug
gist, Durham, N. C.
MUcumattsiu Cured -iu a Day
"Mystic Cure" for Rheuma
tism and Neuralgia radically
cures in 1 to 3 days. Its action
upon tho system is remarkable
and royeterioua. It removes at
once the cause and the disease
immediately disappears. The
first dose greatly benefits. 73
cents. Sold by N. M. Johnson
&: Co. Drugrgist, Durham.
A SURE CURE.
Pocatello, Idaho, Sept. 5, '02.
ilet'Tt. B. V. Ltf9UM if 'Jo.,
iFifO'ito. Ohio.
Gexis: I reived the Foot:n'
Aug. 25tli, and have twed it to my
entire satitf act ion. It is the finest
thing I ever saw; there U no more
odor from my Armpits or rt, it
does all you claim for it, and any
one who is troubled with the di
sease I will K'adly tell them of its
merits. Wishing you success, I am
lour irulv,
Jons McMahox.
pi j. OeBsawa,
Sargeonand Dentist
oflico 1111
East Main
St., over
Jonea'
Jewelry
' ; 1 5 jrtT Store lur
vaJUCfU ham.N.C.
With a practice of 18 years in
Operatlvlo and Mochnnlca
3 Dentlstrv.
I offer my services to the
public of Durham and vicinity
in the various departments of
my puftssim. Soliciting your
patrun.i$ and guaranteeing
satisfaction. Tecta tilled with
any of the materials used. Gold
crowns and artificial teeth in
serted. Childkkks'Tkktii Fill
ed and Extracted. Teeth Ex
tracted by the use of Local An-
dec-10.
Laud Salo!
By virtue of an order of the S'
perior Court of Durham couu
ty, 1 will sell at public aucti'jai of
the fireiutw in Mangum township,
Durham county on
Thursday. Doc. 22nd 1892.
A tract of land containing MXErr-
THKKCmre, aaijoining the liiinliiof
IK 11. tot) tb, li. liii-V and oth
ers, it lieing a part of the home
tract of the late UaMton I'ienn
This ins very fine email lOBAC
CO F All II, with urm and urun
plaU, and is well watered.
Term of sJe: One third ca-li:
one third in six months; one third
in twelve months. Deferred pay
merits Secured by interest bearing
notes.
J. V. ROBERTS. Com.
Oct. t0m2.
In the wine districts of France,
bpain and ita'y grapes are still
trodden with the b.irc feet under the
idea that the wine is better."
In speaking of Col. J. S. Carr
and a cabinet position, the
Charlotte Observer says: "We
would have it understood that
nobody goes before the Obser
ver in admiration of Mr. Carr.
We have no citizen who would
make an abler or more popular
Postmaster General, and the
'consensus of opinion is that
North Carolina 6hould present
mm and not uov. Jams, or air.
Henderson, or Mai. Stedmau,
certainly the Observer shall not
be couuted as a dissenter.
CHILD BIRTH
MADE EASY!
' Mothers' Fkien'i " Is s scientific
!'.y preprtilU' .ii w.t, evey ingre
dient cf recogiib.Ski value and In
constant list by Utt nitJical pro
fession. Thtit i;;.,Jk'its irecom
bincdinamanncrhiictiounknown "MOTSICRS'
FRIEND"
WILL DO all fist h d5wj for
UANOMOIvE. Ii3!v..(:: labor.
Lessen' nnh, CimL.i.'x Oterto
Life of Miti r-A f.".'i:.r" Book
to " MOTHIW " 17'. i i itf, con-
Ufoing v-itust-'e i.uf....'Uj:i tnd
. . voliut;i:y lettii.'.wii'x
BRDf!f.lP I.-: i i VI 0, 111 -t.Cm.
" Bil.li H A i 1. '! r-".."'
?CSLXir3 AJ.HIC. SALVE
Tws T.mr Sai.vs in the mmiil lor Vm
Bruise, i-ures, t.'lceni.SU Rheum, Fever
Soreo, Tetter, Uiaiid I lauds, ( bilblainis,
'wn'uvt all A'kin Km it ions, and iKwitivrl
Cart rile, or no pay reonind. It is pimfr
tnteeil t pit (Mnict Mtj!artiontor money
ret'inued. I'tee ot jr ikit,
K.rilbyR. Blsfknall A Ct. l"irhrr
If there were no troubles to
talk about some people would
always be silent.
Grand, Square and Upright
Piano-Fort?3.
Fifty Years before t? epnblic. Uo
Uipir ec ilsnce r.luoe have atUtti.Ni
u uni'urchutd rr--njicic whioh
established iIktj . ss vnitrinnIM in
TOSF. fTOrf'H. Tt'OnKMW
S 1 1 1 i i "A X I C 1 1 A li 1 L I T V .
iith Aih. Ne. York, 22
an
J 2t E.lidWinwrr Pt, MM 81
: Sp c e, Wshipgt c, D. C
is.
13
SOUTH BOUND R. R , THE
III
CONDENSED THROCOHJ.SHEDCLE.
Lr. t'anrille, 8.3'am
Lt. Kiiif igb, 3 05 a m
Lv. Durham, 5 (7 a m
Lv. OaeenKhuro, JO 20 a m
L. Chrlil.l, 1 0 p m
south bocsd.
Lt. Ci ller, 8. C, 3 23 n m
Lr. Ci'lumhi.1, 5.15 pro,
Ar. ppnroark, 7.21pm
Ar. Fnirfss, 8.20 p. m
Ar. rMfsnnsb, Oa, 10.45 pm
Ar. WarcnuM. 0, 45 am
Ar. f!ninkk, -110 pm
Ar. Alhany, 4.20 p. m
Ar. Clirt' sn, Ha., 11 23 am
Ar. Fernitmlin," 3,00 p m
Ar. W !,!., " l 4p.m
Ar. Gaiomille, 2.31 p m
Ar. Ocala, " 3 44 pin
Ar. Tampri, 8 20 p ni
Ar Jackw-nf ille " 12.0f
Ar. StAiiirus'iie4 2.20 pm
Ar. 8anford, 4 40 p m
Ar. Tsnips, - 8 60 pm
Train north t( ( olumhia rim hf
Knu-ra or 73th 0trMin tinir?.
Trniiin ifMiih f C'lnmlU run fc
Central nf 90tli meri'lian time.
ForiiifrrnHin apj'lf tns
i. V. lUHBITT, JB.
Ueni I'ass. Agt.
Savannah, Oa.
T. n. Slaoe,
Trav. I'aHS. Agt.
Columbia, S. C.
J. T. WdiflBLE
Hardware for Builders
mm
4
- v.-.-. .y
HardwarefarFamerslKCtlo.S;:
.0 jjng lave llenderaon C 30 and 9 40
Eartoarejw Ictsrics
Hardware for Evcxyiedy
faint Lead ana
ttCflQIUDCUSrilE
Some of ths test andcbeaiK.it
COOK STOVES
Marshy N.Lvle, a colored wo
man of Sylvania, Git, who is now
over 70 years of age, started to
school for tiie first time a few days
ao.
vuhV is the
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE CEN i LVIEM '
n-f BEST SHOE IN THE ftU.U) FOR III 1!j!iYF
It li .famli-m !., villi n la .k.nr vax tl'r.'n.t
In burl Uto feet: mvi of Ik brM ttua rn'.f.
nd wy, ,ud bffluM t make mm thm-t uf li it
grtttu man any otnrr manvfiirtumrt vimu. wwr
St i cvrr tuTprra U rpitl ir.luJl
tinportn uoa men Hi rrnm vlu
r M Ull llaaH-Srwril Wt-lt Hhni. B" mlT,
Sj. ,tjtsk.ciimrirU' widdiirakl. llietM-it
wn oftorftj t tlin ili ; mine trmlm a m-
infn.-ln sho'. ccltnj friw to 4."
9 I'otir MOP! armpr, i.au-T J -w
aad I.-tu-rl'mirK'Miill wcrtiipm; tlD-ptf,
nn All ut rn Hi no tx I er ,f w er.raf.rpi1
7 a. thl urtcdt one tn.U .tl couviuce Uiuaa
v bo want a tliie for contfurt n1 pcrvknb
.' maA Si.lll) WarklniBiun'a shnna
-aa ara very ,m)iii( u tiurutjto. Tluwa wutl
E rm aica niii uruu win w w wnwrin
.VpI S'1.00 unit S 1. 7.1
jaUJJa orubytnK'''viriwu-rp: uwya
1 llnl-,'l ""I'
L.,h.a,l al.i-dal iW.t 1 11 it f rYUTa Li I ft f I I ftl' ill
l.mltra -'.5U. J. ana SI.7S V ft
Cavilon. um V. 1- IiKla' iimi. aai
tic are lauipt'd ou uie ooibm or onto ftfeja.
Tuuien l.vai adTcnlaM d.un ttmpijlL. ymL
i. l DO tUL'tS Urocktaa. Olaw. bMbr
' Fcr Sale by theDl.RH.u SLT
I'LY COMPANY
MU1IM0XD & IUNV1LLE It. K.
COXDEKSEI) 6CHEIICLE.
I EFFECT NOVEMBER 27, '92.
Fouth bouml Daily.
No. 9. Noll
Lv If !i timim.l,
Lt nti:kriK,
Lt K-vsvi!le,
Ar Dm villi?,
Ar In ro,
Lv Gi.'H?iro,
12 45 pm 7 25 am
2 51 pm 5 00 am
3 35 pm 5 44 mn
5 65 pm 7 25 "am
'8 00 pm 9 20
2 25 pn 7 45 pm
4 30 pm 11 iOpm
Lt K i!eigb, 4 40 pm 6 15 im
Lt Prrhani,- 5 37 pro 715 am
Ar G.ren!)oro, 7 45 pm 9 15m
LrwinptonFatera 84 pm 8 ( Ojiii
T.v firaanaliArn fi 1ft rm 0 ft (I "
Ar Salisbury, ' 9 50 am 11 04
ArStatesviile, 12 03 pit
Ar AoheTille, 5 42 am
Ar lint Spring, 8 57 pm
La Saliburr, 9 55 pm 11 H am
Ar Charlotte, 11 10 pm 1 40 t n
Ar Bnartanbun?, 1 S'Sam 3 iJ pm
Ar Greenville, 3 07 um 4 2 4pm
Ar Atlanta, 9 Of) pm 1 1 00 "
Lt Cft'trMte, 11 30 r.i .1 50 pm
Ar ( nliimbi , C W rpi 0 0") pm
ArAnpista, 9 37 am 9 25 tm
KORTH SOI XD-DaILT.
Ni. 10. No. 12
Lt Annt, 7 00 pm 8 15 pm
Lt Columbia, 10 50 pm 1 135 pm
Ar Charlotte, 3 10 am 4 30 am
Lt Atlanta, 8 60 pm 8 05 pm
Ar 1 h-4rttt. 0 w am 6 00 pm
Lt Charlotte, 7 00 am 6 30. pm
Arvali;bflrT, 8 27 am 8 10 rm
Lt Hot Springs, 7 25 pm 1239 pm
LrA'heTille, 9 00 am 2 30 pm
Lt Statosrille, 2 50 ara 7 01 pm
ArSalirbury, 4 00 am 7 51 pm
Lt Salifburr, 8 37 am 8 25 pm
Ar 0 reen.-b vo, 1.) 20 am . 10 20 am
A witistonsah'tn 1 40 am 1 12 10 am
Lt lireenbboro, 10 30 am 11 05 am
Ar lmrfcam, 12 24 pm 1 02 am
Ar Halefch, 1 23 pm 2 00 am
iiT naieign, 1 Z'i pm a am
Ar Ooltkboro, 3 03 pm 1 2 30 pm
Lt Grwmboro, 10 30 am 10 40 pm
Ar Danville, 12 U pm 12 45 am
Ar KcTavilln, 2 tO pm 3 35 am
Ar ninKmiiiY a si pm 4 iu am
Ar Rii-hniond, 5 30 pm 6 20 am
tDaiijr escr-pt 8 itiil iy.
BKTWtBX
est FotJiT a :cnj-isi.
! up? Ui;t Point 7 50 am duil?.
an 1 B DM am dily rxcrpt piiikut
and MotirlaTjarriT Itichmoml 9 10
and 10 40 am. I.cttrninff le
Kichnioiid 3 10 ana 4 41 put fiailr
xcei t Snndaf ; arrite at West
I'uiut 5 (X) and 6 pm.
BETWEEJT RICHMOND ASD BAL
EIG1I VIAKEV8VIU.S
LHe rfuhmonil 3 00 pm rlnilf ;
leaTe Ka-ysrille 1 W pm; arrire Ox
ford 8 03 pro; l!fr)deron 9 05 pm.,
SJurhnm U 3j 1 in. J'.! ii;i It) 4
t m. H'tiiriiii'g kHe Ilalcih 9 15
m, .l4t!r. Uurhnm W2. am, IJpn-
km ii 105 am. 0rrr.l 11 43 mnt
araiv Kesviiie 2(K) pm, Rich
mond, 0 ftn. 1 hroniih coach
bctacen Kid.mond and I.'hIi jkIi
Mixel train- leavrs Ktvi!le
daily except Sundar 9 10 sin: ar
riTm I'urlium 0 pm; Iravra Our.
ham 7 15 amdai'r except SumlnTj
arriVrs Oxford 9 10 am, Leaves
Durham 7 50 pm daily eiwpt rjnn
aay; arrives ftef sriue 2 10 am;
lavs uxr .rl i w am etr-fid. Sun
daj arrive Durham 5 00 am
Ao l.tionai trains leave Ox nrd
pm, daily except Sunday) arrive
Oxford 7 35 nd 10 45 pm.
No. 9 leaving Oold-bore 1215
pm sod L'oltigh 6 40 pm daily,
Make connection at Durham with
No. 40, leaving at 7 b't. exrei.t Sun
dar, for Oxford and k'etivillr?.
No. 0 and 12 connect at Rich
mond from and to V Vt Point and
Raltimore daily exeei t Sunday,
W.A.TURK.
Isn't Oen'lPnAgt Charlotte, . C
J AS. L. TAiLOlt, U. P. A.
J' FVl
Schedule In Effect October
so, 1 MX.
DURHAM DIVISION.
LEAVl'S-Dl'RUAM, N. (J.
6.00 a., 111. Dtuly for Lvnuhburg
ami W'ay Stations.
Arrive Lynchburg 1U:."U i m.-Anu
wiiv Station 3.30 nm.-2 55 nm dailv
for Lvnehburg and Way Stations.
Train arrive at Durham Dm! v 0.45
Arrive at Lynchburg 805 pm. All
trtiius, Durham Division, arrive at
and depart from 121 h Street Sta
tion, Lvnctiluirg, Va.
uiston-baleni Division. Leave
VYinton' Salem 7.45 pm daily.
Arrive Roanoke 12.15 am.
MAIN LINE WEST L0CND.
LEAVE LTKCHHIKO I1A1LY.
5.30 am for Romoke, Utvlford,
Pulaski, Bristol. Parlor Car to
Roanoke, rullnian Meepr Roanoke
to Memphis via hnoxville and
Chattanooga.
i 7:25 a m., for Roanoke, Raurord,
Pulaski, Rristol; also for Bluifiolfl,
Pocahontas, Elkhorn and stations
Clinch Valley Ditihiou; also for
Lou sville and stations L. & ft. K.
R. via Norton. Aloo for ullstu
tic its vVinstcm-SoIem Division
via Roanoke. Pullman Sleeper
Lvnchburg to Louisville via Norton
2:35 p. m., Daily, for Kdauoke,
and intermnliate stations, lias no
connections beyond Roanoke.
KA8TB0CD tRAVK IT SCHBCRG
DAILY - ' ' i
9:55 a in, for Richmor d and
i'etersburg and Norfolk. Arrives
retcnturg at 1:25 p. ni, connect
ing with Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad, arriving in Rich
mond at 1:15. Arrive at Norfolk
COO pm.
11:35 a ni. ArrivePV-teraburg 4:15
a 111, connecting with K. & 1. H lt.
daily; arrive Richmond 7:47 a m,;
arrive N rfolk 7:00 a m. Pullman
Calace Slreper to Norfolk.
Also Pullumn 1'ul.tce SWjvrbe
twtvn 1 ynchlmrK and Uichmand.
Tbij car wi'l be rt atlv at Lynch
lnig at 9:00 p ni. for "receptmu of
puxpM'iiuerx.
2:"5 p m. for Richmond, IVters
nurg Norfnik; arrio liichmoiid 7:50
p n. Norriiik 9:20 p m.
Pnlbiihii Parlor RulM Car to
Norfolk. .
WINS TOX-SALEM DIVISION".
8:00 a m., Daily exrept Sunday,
f'r Rjanoke and Way Stations.
4:00 p tn.. Daily except Sunday for
Mai t nvi'le only.
"VVlurigbm "and Chattanooga
LiruiN-d," a truin of Pullman roach
en and lf pine cars ons daily via
ShenahlKh Vallev ruute, tojping
only at Lurav, $u n.ndoali, ISaoic,
Ko.iiii'ke and P..lf rd. 1-are ltoa-a:i(k-',
bnuth iioir.d 8,00 am -North
Dound 12.40 nilt.
Al LLN HULL,
Travelling Pa. Agt. Rauok, Va,
V. II. lic.ViLL,U. P. jt T. Agt
lioanoke, 4.
TLATIC.
and DANVILLE
RAILWAY.
Alfred P. 'Horn, Receiver.
Schedule in Effect Decernlx r 7, '61.
trains leave Danville,
KATWAr.t.
No. 2. ' No. 6
Station". Daily
Lt D.tn vil!e 8 30 am
Milton, 9 02 am
Cunningham, 930 am
DeiiiaOin Jiiu'n 9 00 nm
245 pm
2 45 pm
3t3jm
4 21 pm
llufTtilo Ji.uc'u ,11 am
BZO.m
5 30 pm
5 43 m
fl07m
730 pm
Clatk-ville, 1112 am
Jeffrena, 1125 am
Iloydton, 1143 am
Ar Laaieucevill 116 pm
No. 4
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IMhVld, 2 05pm
Franklin 3 27 pm
Suffolk 4 10 pm
Ar Portumimth 5tH)pm
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8 15 am
8 57 am
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