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DURHAM NORTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22 1893.
NO. 51
invest of an la Leavening Power Latest U. S. Gov't Report
32232
ABSflimEiy PURE
One ef t'-ie most difficult
things for newspaper to do
ii to gat full and accurate parti
culars of a. railroad accident
that bappeni beyond the reach
of its reporters. The railroad
officials absolutely refute to
give particulars, fearing, prob
ably, that should any law
suits arise (and they usually do)
their admissions and statements
might be used to their detri
ment. Be that as it may. per
sons with frieads aboard the
ill-fated train are kept in sus
pense until particulars are ob
tained through other sources.
The Alabama legislature is now
considering a bill which re
quires railroad officials to in
struct conductors of trains of
their respective roads to report
all casualties or accidents im
mediately after the happening
to the nearest telegraph opera
tor, and the operator is at oace
to telegraph the particulars to
the nearest newspaper for pub
lication. A penalty is attached
for failing to comply with this
law. ' '
The Island of Zante," near
Athens, has again been shaken
by a severe earthquake.
COVERED WITH SORES
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tkla I eoald Think of fell
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- Wa prin 5 the following postal
laws in relation to subscriptions
to newspaperp, periodicals, &e.
'1. Subscribers who do not
give express notice to the con
trary, are considered as wishing
to renew their subscription.
"2. If subscribers order the
discontinuance ef their periodi
cals, the publisher may con
tinue to send them until all ar
rearages are paid.
"3, , If subscribers nerlect or
refuse to take their periodicals
out of the posteffice to which
they are directed, they are
responsible until they have set
tled their bills and order them
discontinued. .
"4. If subscribers move to
other places without informing
the publisher, and the papers are
sent to the former address, they
are held responsible.
"a. , I be courts have decided
that ref using to take periodicals
frem the office or removing and
eaving them uncalled for, is
prima facie evidenee of inten
tional fraud. .
"0. If subscribers par in ad
vance they are bound to eive
notice at the end of the time;
otherwise, the publisher is au
thorized to sead it, and the sub
scriber will be responsible until
aa express notice, with pay-
meat of all arrearages is sent to
the publisher.
"7. The lastest postal laws
are such that newspaper pub-
ishers caa arrest any one for
fraud who takes a paper aad re
fuses le pay for it. Under this
aw toe man wno allows his
subscription to run along fer
some time unpaid and orders it
Biaster to mark it "refused,"
and has a postal card sent noti
fying the publisher leaves him
self liable to arrest and fine, the
samo as theft."
Sore Threat
Lameness
Sore Eyi
Sorenj
Cat.
Brue
Bxffab
Piles
Female
Complaints
Rheumatism
ATJDALL
Inflammation
tUlaaffkWraMWllaa. MaWrta.
rONLVSCXTitACTCa.76Sil)AtvH.Y.
POND'S
EXTRACT
JOIHTMEIIT.
It's remarks l speriflfl
irtloti npnathn iJIiol iiartai
flr it euprome controlovCT
Vr, however sever
AIho for tl'irrit, 8'akU,
Eruption, Suit Mtuia do.
fcaVf rirnva ltil rfllrarV. I'rti- 60c,
' R.il.1 b v ail DnuwWui or arnt by matt
Ma&Ml
Peopls are aevef entirely
satisfied. One man will spend
years trying to promote the
growth of shade trees around
his residence, wmie anotner
ill cut down those he has,
deeming: them injurious to the
health of his family Because
tbev exclude the sunliebt. And
so it is ia all the affairs of life.
The United States government
is just' now trying to adopt
maiiira to restrict i mail era
tien while her near neighbor,
Mexico, in view of the action ef
this respect, is preparing to
turn the tide in that direction,
and will send immigration com
missieners abroad to aid in ac
complishing this result. Mexico
probably feels that any cuss 01
untnigrants would be a valuable
acquisition to aer present popu
lauou.
How About This?
The Thirdites of Granville
have of ten declared that there
was no such thing as "Gideon's
Band," and that, too, ia the
face ef the sworn testimony of
the two reputable men who had
been fooled into it, and in the
face of the acknowledgement of
its existence by S. Otho Wilson
the head of it. Now comes the
national organ of the Farmers
Alliance and declares that there
is a Gideon's Hand and that
ilacune was the originator of it.
And now what are the "breth
ren of our noble order" going to
de about it? Oxford Ledger.
JontXALitu has reached a
high plane of usefulness and far
reaching influence when it can
lay aside partisan hatred and
bias and do eqnal justice to all.
This spirit has been manifested
in a marked degree by hun
dreds of American; journals in
dealing with the prominent
men who have recently passed
from earth to the "eternal camp
ing ground." .
ritaTwnlffi3ii TMa
who come te this country and
move in hick social circles un
der saptivating and misleading
dues ana ceiraua those who
put confidence in them, afford
object lessons ef the fact that
high sounding titles and honor
are by no means eynoaymous,
8tate News, v
ltev. Jonas Barclay has been
installed pastor of the Golds
boro Presbyterian church.
John Garrason, of Cumber
land county, killed a hog last
week, weighing ever 800 pounds
Miss Dusenbury, who for
years has been the postmaster
at Concord, although not of
.Democratic affiliations, has
again received a re-appoint
ment."
Hon. A. If. Waddellis men
tioned for the vacancy en the
Superior court bench to fill the
vacancy caused dj ine resigna
tion of Judge Boykin. .
A. W. Clark, of Mecklenburg,
was riding on a freight train
Tuesday night, when he slipped
off the step and was killed. His
skntl was fractured and his
neck broken.
Henry Dance, of Pasquotank
county, seeing his little .boy in
danger of a falling tree be was
cuttingdown, Thursday, sprang
to save him and was caught br
one of the limbs and instantly
killed. . . ; .
C. A. Tuck, of Person county,
drew frem a Raleigh bank f 500
on Friday and soen after lost it
out of his overcoat pecket. A
colored man, Sidney Simmons
found the money, but while
trying to conceal it he was ar
rested. Tuck got $480 of the
money back.
The Chatham Record says
that ia order to give an idea of
the vast number of partridges
and rabbits killed this winter in
Chatham, we would mention
that one firm at Siler city.
Lambe & Teague bought and
shipped since Christmas 2,632
rabbit skins and about 4,000
partridges.
"The world de move." The
hiladelphia school of design
for women has twe foot ball
teams. One kicking woman is
quite enough for the average
man. Newborn Journal.
Ir the Church should be the
centre of social redemption how
caa Christians contemplate
squalor and crime with indiffer
ence? A religion that does not
a religion oT 'euipi'words and
sounds Winston Sentinel.
The eleven Senators from the
cotton growing States all voted
against the anti-optien diu do
cause they honestly thought
that it would de mere harm
than good. They maintained
that Congress bad not the pow
er to do this. Taking a moral
view of this thing (always the
nrorer view) it does seem that
dealing in options and futures
is a kind of gambling concern,
and on thoee crounds ought te
be stoooed. The moral enect
ef this kind of business is any
thing but good. Lexington
Dispatch.
The generate Car 1SIII.
The following is a brief sum
mary of the bill now before the
Ltrisiaiure requiring ruwavT
te furnish separate cars for
whites and blacks. Equal ac
commodatiens in separate cars
or cempartmeats of cars fer
white and colored passengers;
this not to apply to sleeping
cars; conductors to assign pass
engers to their respective cars
any jasseager remaining in I
car. etc., other than that to
which he has been assigned to
be guilty of a misdemeanor;
conductors, etc.. clothed with
Eower: te eject; unlawful for
oth races to occupy the same
car: all seats and cars to be
comfortable.
General News Items.
The body of Franc xlirst, a
Detroit anarchist, who commit
ted suicide, was burned last Fri
day, according to his last wishes.
America's bread stuff exports
for last month fell off $16,680,
000 from the amount going out
during the same time last year,
Nine cotton mills at New Bed
ford, Mass., paid last year $718,
000 in dividends an average of
7,45 per cent, on the capital
employed.
The Captain Pratt, Chile' fine
warship one of the most com
plete and formidable in the
world is ready to sail from the
dock at Toulan.
Jim Corbett has signed his
personal check fer $10,000, for
feit, to fight either Mitchell or
Jacksen, aad offers a side bet
of $20,000 that he will whip
either one.
w A Louisiana man is hard at
work on a flying machine. - It is
said that recently in experi
menting with his machine, be
succeeded in making it fly ten
feet in the air for a distance of
twenty-five yards, i He expects
to bring it to aclimax by sum
mer. . About two miles from East
Bend, N. C.. there is a nice farm
which has been in cultivation
for upwards of ninety years.
Upon it is situated a good sub
stantial farmhouse, surrounded
by a thrifty orchard. This place
has been owned and occupied
by seven married people during
the last seventy-five years, yet
duriag that period no child has
ever called any of . the wives
mother, nor has there ever been
a descendant to. inherit the
property.
Senator Morgan, cf Alabama,
has introduced in the Senate an
Annexation bill, in general
terms, uider which Hawaii or
the whole world may be taken
into the great American Union.
The distinguished gentleman
hasn't the reputation of want
ing the earth, but merely de
sires to provide an easy way if
it must needs be ours
ill Courier Journal.
happened when tifeT'ruiL'i?l
about Judire Gresham entering
the new Cab! set assumed the
shape of apparent fact; but
there should bo little surprise
and certainly no complaitt
fromthe President's Democrat
ic friends, if the prominent Re
publican candidate for- rresi
dent in 1838 shall become the
Democratic Premier in 1893.
Frank Blair, tho Republican
warrior, orator aud vindictive
partisan of 18G4, was the Demo
crane candidate ier- v ice presi
dent in 18G8, deliberately chosen
by the Democratic Convention
because it was deemed good
politics to nominate him. f nil
adelphia Times.
: A Good Jump tor a Cat.
There is a large Maltese cat
making its headquarters at the
Seventh Police precinct Station j
that is bound to go ou record as
the smartest feline known.
Like all ether cats, it delights
in capturing sparrows, but un
like other cats it has never been
known to let a bird get away
that it made up its mind to
catch. : Lieutenant Thompson
is authority for the statement
that tho cat, perched on the cor
nice of the building made a leap
of twenty-two feet inte a tree
and caught a sparrow. The
Lieutenant ; has also watched
the oat while bird-catching, and
has counted nine sparrows car-1
ried to a spot, and after the
hunt was over devoured one by
one. A peculiar trait ef the cat
is that there is but one man who
reports at the station that she
will make friends with, and he
is Patrolman Rowland., When
he is on night duty the cat will
follow him from the those he
goes on until relieved the next
morning. All the dogs in the
Newburg region have encoun
tered the cat on several occas
ions, and when she is in sight i
the caniaes take the other side
ef the street. Cleveland Press.
-AT E H. MARKHAM'S-
G0UD3, 10, 12 J, 15, 20, 25, 45, 60c.
Rod mid White Flmmd, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, COo
White Twilled Flannel, 30c.
Canton Flaunol, 7i, 10, 12 J, 20o.
Bleached Domestic, 61, 7l, 8r, 10c. '
10-4 Sheeting, 25, 30b.
4-4 Sbeetinij, 5 to 7c.
Ticking, Ginghams, PlakU, Prints, Kid Gloves, Hose, Ilalf Hose. Dress
Shirts, Collars, Workiw? Shirts, Overalls, Underwear for ladies aud men..
ZEIULKU liKOS. Fme Shoes for ladies, 12.00, 2.50, $2.75, $3 00,
$3 2.'$4.00. Misses and Children's, 75, $1.00, $1.25, $1.40,
$1.50, $1.75; $2.00, $2.50. .
Latest styles of Hats and Caps for Men, Youths and Boys.
Boston Shoe Polish for men's shoes. The best.
Gilt LMae Shoo Polish for ladies' sjioes.
Fine solid shoes for Men, Boys and Youths.
Raudolph Shoes for Men, Boys and Youth's.
Rubber Siioes for Ladies, Men and Children.
CROCKERY.
. GLASSWARE.
T anterns, TJardware, puns, pistols, partridges, nhells, -
Shot, Powder, Bar Lead, Nails, Knives and Forks, Fancy Groce'ris, ;
Canned Good3, Leather, Calf Skins, Trauks, Valises, Tourist Bags.
oct-26 Yours truly,
II H rilARKIIAM.
Iucrease Af Crime.
In 1892 there were 6,793 mur
ders reported in : the United
States, and all the returns not
in. This, says the ilmington
Messenger, shows steady and
rapid increase of crime. In
1887, there were but 2,385 cases;
in 1880, 3,567; in 1890, 4,290; in
1891, 5.C06. In six years the
number had almost trebled.
There is another sad feature
aliout it the legal executions
are smaller. In 1892. but 107
hangings by the courts occurred
while the year before there
wero 123. An increase of mur
ders and a diminution of judi
cial hangings. But Judge
Lynch was active. . lie banged.
236 in 1892 to 195 the 'year be
fore, tie is mending his grip
this year.
DR. V. T. liERNDON,
iuwv loi-uqe, i . u.
W. B. BAGWELL,
Durham, N. O.
General Mews Items,
Postmaster General Wana-
maker has issued an order call-
ins attention to the fact that
hereafter all special delivrcy
stamps furnished by the depart
meat to postmasters will be
light orange instead of dark
blue'as heretofore, tho design
for the stamp to remain the
same. This change of color he
savsismadeoa account of the
similarity in the general ap
pearance of the blue special de
livery stamp aal the one cent tions?
stamp ox me voiumoia series.
I'erhaps be mints imngs are
blue enough any way since the
defeat of his party last Govern
ber.
The Norfolk Ledger says that
the Governor of North Carolina
holds views relative to the move
ments of the military very dif
ferent from the ideas estertain
ed on the subject by the Gov
ernors of several northern
States who have permitted a
private army, under the name
of Pinkerton detectives, to
traverse their Commonwealths
without obtaining permission
so to do. He has recently given
permission for all the State
troops desiring to visit Wash
iairton on the occasion of the
inauguration to leave the State
and for all troops of other States
to pass through North Carolina
territory. The plai may bean
old-fashioned one. but to eur
mind it is far preferable to that
pursued in those States where
eollUions have occurred be
tween the Pinkerton army and
unemployed workmen.
Cardinal Gibbons administer
ed the sacrament of confirma
tion to 102 persons at the Catho
lic church of the iioiy JName, m
wasAiogtoa v'ity( last. Sunday,
Tho I'ollt'cal l'respect.
In looking back upon 1892,
Louis- the single event in the history
oi our country wnicn eianus
forth as tho most striking and
volution wCica thfa tfiOuip'Affi
ed, almost without warning a
little over three months ago.
The sanguine partisan of Demo
cratic policies did not predict it;
it came as a stunning uww w
the advocates of Republican
measures. The election of 1892
will be reerarded in all future
time as a marvelous example of
the peaceful triumph of econo-
niie doctrines, a triumph ac
complished without war or per
sonal conuict. it is a nappy il
lustration of th advantages of
our system of government and
its flexibility ueiore opposing
celicies.
It has been weu saia mai
ideas and principles will, ia the
a a " .
long run, win in every moral or
political conilict, and we have
oroof of the assertion in the
. . . . ,
crreat Liamocratic victory oi
November 8th. which was won,
not by personal appeals, not by
the rallying of multitudes about
a popular standard-bearer, but
bv reason of a psrsistent advo
cacy of principles which spoke
te the minds and convictions,
not to the selfish mterets, of the
slain people of the couatry
Upoa the threshold of 1893, it
would be useless to malcepredic-
Our country's future is
absolutely safe, and there will
be inaugurated during this year
a financial policy tor this na
tion, at variance with that now
in operation, which will prove
that the integrity oi our gov
ernment aad the prosperity of
eur citizens are not dependent
HEBND0N & BAGWELL
Grocsrles and General Merchandise,
HOME-MADE SHOES, "A. A. SHEETING,"
LEADING BRANDS FLOUR. BOUGHT DIRECT FROM
THE MILLS
'CEDAR. CLIFF," "MAGNOLIA," "OAK RIDCE,"
BIXIE FLOW DIXIE FMS il tsm.
HEW CROP CUBA MOLASSES,
A SPECIALTY.
No. 105 East Main street, next Deor to Mackay's Crockery House.
TELEPHONE NO. 65.
no. 23.
that reminds us of a report we
heard a few weeks ago. It all
happened in Wilkes, of course,
uupt)uia w iia, vi course, m;. . ,i A 1. ...
r-m(&n8nmer-'iul
And dance at
land's ball.
Grover Cleve-
of them were sweeping down on
him with a delight akin to that
ef a hawk which has a sure
thine on a chicken. But he saw
them when a couple of hundred
yards away, grabbed up the
boiling still from the furnace,
shouldered it and out ran all his
pursuers and escaped with his
sill. This was reported for the
truth and may be for all we
kaow. Wilkesboro Chronicle.
The nemaiusof.fr AT Davis.
Richuon'd, Va, Feb. 17.
Mayor Ellvson has returned
from New York, where he went
to see Mrs. Jefferson Davis reia
tive to the removal of tho re
mains ef lit. Davis te Richmond
for re-interment on May 30th.
Mrs. Davis expressed a desire
that everything pertaining to
the removal be leit wim me
Jeffersoa Davis Memorial As
sociation, of which Mayor Uly
son is President. The remains
are now in the vault of the Ar
my of Northern irginia m
Motiarle Cemetary, New Or
leans. General John H. Gordon
Commandant of the United Con
federate Veterans has been
written to in reference to the
matter, and John Glynn, Jr.,
Commander of the Louisiana
Division of the United Confeder
ate Veterans, has bem asked to
take clurrs of arrangements
nectssarv to the removal. It
was the intention of the Associ
ation to make Richmond the
T51XS or nis Ciuiuaev uiaze.
And talks with the wife of his
bosom,
Of the good by-gone days;
While the love-struck son of,his
neighbor
Sits in another room,
And talks to the farmer's
daughter.
Of the splendid days to come.
Orange (Va.) Observer.
Legislation on Telegraph Tolls
Tfco State Railway Commiss
ion has issued an order that
whenever a message is sent
over two or more telegraph lines
owned and controlled and oper
ated by separate and distinct
corporations or individuals the
joint rate shall not exceed 40
cents for such message of ten
body words between any two
points within the limits of this
State, nor mere than centsjfor
each additional word.
j burial place of Mr. Davis' fam-
Tlie State lteforiiintery.
The State Board of Public
PKaritiua mat Saturday, and Le.
. i M r i -i- - . :r:i i . . .
fare the Committed on renal Wiaiatnr. A more bp endid of Mrs. 1'avis. ana sue ex
tnatitutions anrued in favor of I nrnortnnitv baa never come to pressed a wisii that the remains
thu hill ta establish a State re- m? unlitiral orfranizailou than of her deceased children aud
- I -. - i . u.
unan tanar acta of the national ilv. Ihu also meets the views
formatory. The bill appropri
ates tlO.000 a year, lhe com
mittee was addressed by Rev.
Dr. B. F. Dixon, repreaentiag
the Methodist Conference; Kev.
Dr. J. J. Hall, in behalf of the
Baptist State Convention; Pro
fessor Blair, of Guilford College
and Professor E. P. Moses, on
bshalf of the graded schools
and the North Carolina Teach
er's Association, and Claude B.
that which now lies before the grandchildren ba brought Lere,
rartv. mat op-
rill be improved is
Democratic
nortunitv
not doubted by the millions of
voters who joined in the victory
of last November.
Carried A Hulling Still.
The revenue officers were In
full force in the county last
week. There ;was about an
...hm nf Ian nn 1ia Mmnn
Densen, secretary of the Board the most of the time, and they
of Public Charities. The com-lf..uttll,(i tua county pretty
Two children are buried in
Memphis, oue in aiiungton,
and one is already interred in
Hollywood. The remains of the
S-aadchild, the daughter of
rs. Hayes, will also be brought
here.
canvassed the county pretty
thoroughly to find copper in
- .a - m
which to appease tne unrst oi
their hatchets. But they were
not so successful as they have
bean on former trips, and only
destroyed a few stills, so far as
we caa learn, iney iouna
several places where stills had
were I Wn. but somehow they were
looking fer but got justice all not there when the "revenues"
the sam.
mittee asked for a further bear
ing next Thursday.
Tattim it fast approaching
when some prominent men, who
wasted the force bill passed,
will be forced out of lucrative
positions. They didn't get the
kind ef force bill they
Otlgiaat Observation.
- Farewell to tho skirt-dancing
fad if hoovskirts should come
iute fashion again.
It.is thought that the back
bone ef many a tew year reso
lution has been broken.
The Democratic office seekers
have adopted th " Forge t-me
not" as their favorite flower.
Haste, y maidens, primp and
starch.
Prepare ye fer the Fourth of
March;
would roach the place. AndJTo Washington theuhie ye all,
Unloss the rigorous sentence
of poor old de Lesseps is repeal
ed bis name will take its place
with that of Columbus, Cervan
tos, Friar Bacon and the long
array whose public service was
rewarded with ingratitude and
persecution. Augusta Chroni
cle. The contracts whereby an
ed control of the customs re
ceipts of San Domingo, and also
the riht to construct aad oper
ate an inland railroad, give
Amsricans virtual control of
the island. In the ordinary
course of 'events S.n Dominco
will ripen under these influences
until, like Hawaii, it will ask to
be takr ti into the Umtad States.
Pi.Ladelphia Ledger.
Th conflicting testimony
which was given last week in
the murder trial that is now in
progress in Danville, caused the
Register of that place to re
mark: "People who attend
trials and Lear so many honest
men testify differently on the
same point, can form seme idea
as to what uiihcultios a newspa
per man has to encounter when
he gees out in search of facts."
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Coxorkss, particularly the
House, has made rapid head
way with, the appropriation
bills this week, and unless some
thing now unexpected shall
transpire to prevent they will
all be disposed of well in ad
vance cf the day of adjourn
ment.
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