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Hi . I. .NEWS NOTES.
uf MEREST DONE AND SAID
IN DURHAM.
Hay Kvnit Ami IV rHotml
j',,int- i . 1 1 iiK iilly Picked and
j -1 1 i I l't In I'rint.
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Ksq , returned to ttieci y
, ,(n train.
a ho could get a dog and
: hunting tot-lay.
N i vc mher 2'J, has been ('esig
k -ii v in t; 'ay ly President
Hall went d wn to Golds
:i!teiid the funeral of Mr
' ; v .
;r j i li-ins is greatly improving
: his warehouse It will be
,r. 1 will have a handsome new
f r i. !
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M:
IJ mm, candidate for solici
: rict, spoke to a crowd of
in sily colored in the court
.L'lit
.loliii C Kilgo, president of
will next Sunday after
u the f-eiinon dedicating Hp
,!, at Raleigh.
W. Brown and Mis Klia-
ii 'A ;;.i:iin-, of Raleigh, were united
;r, iii d: i it yesterday morning at Raleigh
:i M !or a t(ur of the north
Mr !.'.( ius Green who has been to
('. ; .' !'!". San Francisco and several
ji.ii.;- !"r his health has returned Jo the
ii:v :ir l is quite sick since his return
): i.i'H. I. Nowitzky came in on th
i.i , n iiiiin today having captured ihe
hornets nest weevtrsaw af ()c
(, ;:((( i.t e farm It wa-a rouser ar.d no
1) I. : ni oil buying your carpets until
ti.e i ! i ' mi- cohl weather comes. The
Ctie k Furniture company will sell them
! you and wait for the money Furni
tare, i ai j ct, lamps, etc., cash or weekly
payment.-?.
T I it-n- will be a vt ry quiet marriage
loiiLt itt the residence of the bride on
MiM i n ii f n street, when Mr. E L. R-)g-
r-, "lif of our prominent young tobacco
linker-, will lea 1 to the altar Mrs F J.
iliilev. Kt v. W. C. Tyree officiating
ir It vt r druggist Dr Frank Ileartt,
nit;tut and Farthing, is having tribu
ln;ior:- with his two telephones. lie had
I.i- new "phone put up right beside the
'!! oi.e ami now when the bell of either
riiit' he has to go and hitch both trans
iiiittt-is on to his ears at the same time to
lind cut which is which.
The Kalcitrh News and Observer says:
Ti e ' nits factory of Winaton and Bar
lee i- j rogressing and will probably be
h! W"ik next week. This factory is on
l.e third tloor of the old Carolina buiM
uur find everything is being pushed, the
n.;t( hi nery going in as fast as possible.
A new tl )or has ben laid and the room
'r un i nd to end is 2'2() feet long Fa-its
' "1- are arriving from New Yoik,
M i. ii i r i r , and other stales, there is a
i' elevator, and yesterday, Mr. Claude
'"':' was personally superintending
'l'e '-u; tilting
Mr. Ithilork'8 Report.
Dt-iciiAM, N. C , Oct. 31, '114
1 ''ii "i: (ii.oiiK We visited the public
M - ' in district 7, white, at Cheny
. in Hast Durham, two miles from
town, vesierday.
1 f . ic are one hundred pupils euroih d
-h;;v in ties and tifty females Here are
!" i- hem-Mr. V R Suit and Mrs J
( ton The discipline of this
Ni,,...! i, .t,i( l i,ut miiil. The instructs n
't,r '' :. and thorough.
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fir
it it ions were heard in sped
1 -' :' i i:n;, history, and a calistheni
et r, : e w :is performed, and a pi c ; of
v'Val imide was rendered, all of which
very ( ntertaining
! ' rn-nds of public education inthi
.!,- y w ill doubtless in me in re
,,r; our warmest ttianks to the
:"' 1 ' niiiiiitee of this district, who
F i) Marriham, W .! Wy
1 in O'liriant. for I Lis good
' t.-r tiie deserving teacheis
R R Rl.AUHK,
Conuty Superinterdent
l iu. r-l'y l ftut-tl by I.ehi-h
I. Hill, Noy 1 The "Varsiiv
wa defeated iu a game of football j
-u-'t: ! tv by the Lehigh team, the score !
to ",. This is considerably bt t
tr hist year, when the score stood
" ; i u
wUn you remember the advantages a
; ! rn team in one of those big col
laCs have over colleges of the south in
; t'f practice aod members from
'u to select good material, this is
-rt to be no mean step toward placing
'-e south on equal ground w ith them in
5-e;h ?.
JJUHHAM, N. C, TJ1UKSOAY t-VJtfiNING, XOVEMuJili 1 1894. f6i
DISMAY OF THE COMBINE.
Reliable Companies Will Take Insurance
in Lexington.
Lexixgtox, Ky., November 1. The
insurance war lias taken an unexpected
turn to the dismay of the combine
companies. The committee of property
holders appointed to fight the combine
has notified the property holders who
pledged themselves to insure fifty per
cent of their property in anti-combine
companies that they have found relia
ble companies in w hich to insure at the
old rates, and all property holders will
be expected to place their business in
these companies. An attorney has also
been employed to prepare articles of
incorporation for a new company to be
formed here.
NEW YORK INDIANS FIGHT.
Sulphur Dank Braves and Cayote Tribes
men Kill Kach Other In a Quarrel.
Calistoga, N. Y., November 1. A
message from Middleton. Lake county,
gives information of a serious fight
among the Indians at the Cavote Val
ley ranches. Some of the Sulphur
Rank Indians were visiting the Cayote
tribe, and celebrated the occasion by
getting drunk on wine. Thejr fought
with knives. One buck was killed and
another fatally stabbed. Six others,
including two squaws, were seriously
wounded. The Indians have long been
peaceable, and engaged in various kind
of labor for ernploj'ers. The supply of
intoxicants to them by unscrupulous
persons is severely condemned.
INSURANCE COMPANY DIES.
The Commercial Alliance Meets a Sudden
Hut Not Unexpected Death.
Nkw Yokk, November 1. The Com
mercial alliance life insurance company
died suddenly yesterday, when Justice
Rarrett appointed William II. Willis
receiver of the concern, with instruc
tions to wind it up as quickly as pos
sible. Counsel for the company
protested that they could go on if given
a little time, and they would soon have
870,000 to meet the impairment of their
capital. In their application for ad
journment they stated that they held
a $000,000 mortgage, on which they
could raise 125,000 additional.
GROVER'S NEW YORK TAXES.
The President Assessed I'ive Thousand
Dollars on Personal Property.
Nkw York, November 1. President
Cleveland has been assessed 85.000 per
sonal taxes for 1S0-I. In March,
Mr. Cleveland paid taxes upon the same
amount, appearing on the books as a
lawyer of No. 15 Rroad street and re
siding at No. 12 West Fifty-first street.
According to law Mr. Cleveland is the
only man who can decide whether or
not he is still a resilient of New York.
Up to the present time he has made no
protest, and it is probable that he will
appear on the tax books in is5.
BROTHERS FIGHT TO A FINISH.
Itlade IMuiiKcd Into the fSide as they Quar
reled Ovr Politics.
Jkffkksonvii.i.k, Ind.. November 1.
Politics caused Harvey Stone to stab his
brother, Thomas Stone, at C. S. Hay's
livery stable, on Court avenue. The
wounded man is in a serious condition.
Thomas, who is twenty-one years old,
was employed by C. S. Hay. and when
his brother began to comment on "hard
times." saying they were caused by the
democratic administration, he called
Harvey a liar. Instantly Harvey
plunged the blade of a knife in Thom
as" right side. Harvey hastily made his
escape, and has not since been seen.
Roth are prominent.
HE AVENGED
A Kentucky
HIS DAUGHTER.
an Knraged
Man Shot by
Father-in-I.aw.
Hendkkson, Ky., November 1. Near
Clayville, Webster county, W. C. Malo
ney, a well known farmer, shot his son-in-Law,
Frank Lane. For some time
past, Lane, who has been drinking to
excess, abused his wife. This treat
ment of his daughter reached the ears
of Maloney, and he went to bane's
house to remonstrate with him. He
cursed Maloney and knocked him
down. Arising, the farmer seized a
gun near at hand and fired a load of
squirrel shot into the head of the as
sailant, producing speedy death.
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j WATTERSON IN PHILADELPHIA.
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The ltrilliant Orator of the lilue (irass
Speaks to the Quakers.
Pmi.APKi.PiiiA, November 1. Colonel
Henry Watterson, the editor of the
Louisville Courier Journal, and the elo
quent orator from the blue grass re
gion of Kentucky, will deliver his
eulogy of Abraham Lincoln at the
Academy of Music this evening. The
proceeds from which will be applied to
the Antietam mOnnment fund of the
old Philadelphia brigade, which took
part in fifty-four battles for the pre
servation of the Union.
'TWAS CUPID'S BIG MISTAKE.
GREENSBORO NOTES.
fir.enboro Female College The Koli ical
Items In liuilfoid. j
Gkkensboro, Nov. 1 The deadlock!
in Greensboro Female college m tiers
was broken ye terday by the t litti m of
Prof Dred Peacock to presidmcv if He;
institution. '
The death of Dr. Keid j ut tsewiiolej
machinery of the college to a s- ri us in-!
convenience, and the exec nive commit j
tee has been under a severe strain ever
since to keep matters miming smooth
and successfully This has been done
The operations to inside work have net
suffered. Prof. Peacock has been at the
helm. It this he has been a success, as
in his career as professor for the last
four years of his conueclion with the
college
Tried and found thoroughly competent
and always faithful, the committee has
placed upon him a responsibility and a
sacred trust, probably surpassing any
similar instance in the history of the
country, when age and experience are
considered. No doubt of the wisdom of
the committee is felt or expressd by aav
one and the patrons and friends of the
institution may feel that every interest
will be faithfully considered.
The political status of Guilford is very
nearly or quite unprecedented Things
are decidedly mixed four tickets in the
field, and speakers galore patriots, poli
ticians, demagogues, mugwumps all
uaving a bout at once.
Democrats claim, and seem to be mak
ink a straight, above board light Kids
working all sorts o: secret "Kicheenery "
Many of the old timers hardly know
'where" they are at" So great is the
cocflct
Hon Ii. 13 Gleen spoke here yesterday
to a crowded house It vlas powerful
and convincing to an honest hearer
HE LIVED A3 A GIRL.
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That Joyful Feeling
" !u llrenlh aQd internal cleanli
Ki?.' :oU lollows lhc use of Syrup of
acT'.r unkuown to ,he few who have
f T'vresstd beyond the old time mcdi-
es aud the cheap substitutes sometimes
!aiincaUl DCVCr accepted by the wdl
The llride of a Day ltrings Suit For Ii- j
vorce anil Alimouy. i
r.K.ncA. Ky., November 1. Martin K. f
Jones, the voting Rockcastle count v I
school teacher, whose romantic marri
age, to Miss Pelle Ma ret, of Conway,
and subsequent separation from her
in less than twentv-four hours after the t
ceremony sprung a sensation a few days i
ago has been sued by his tickle spouse
for divorce and ?-".000 alimony. Her
petition is somewhat novel. She al
leges that Jones, by "over persuasions
and false representations" induced her
to marry him. which she did against
her will.
For the Sporting Mau !
Berry ic Co. will rent you guns as
cheap as you want them, either by the
day cr week. Go and see him, as his is
headquarters for such articles.
There are a large number of Durham
reopic attending the Burlington fair.
Extraordinary Experience of a Youth Ln
the Swiss Alps.
An extraordinary story of a young
man passing as a girl all his life until
a month or two ago is just related from
Treschatel, in the Alpine district of
Switzerland. He was known by the
name of Laura IJesnar, md came of a
good family. Why his lriends should
have registered the child as a female
and subsequently kept up the decep
tion is a matter of mystery. The young
man is said to have found the compan
ionship of the weaker sex very pleas
ant, and would probably have continued
to frequent the society of young wom
en as one of their number had he not
fallen in love, but in order to woo and
win the lady of his choice he declared
his proper sex.
The earlier 3'ears of his life were spent
in a convent schooj, on leaving which
he studied a cure for stammering and
subsequently founded a school for that
purpose. This was so successful that
in a few years he amassed forty thou
sand francs, and then decided to study
medicine. With this object he was en
tered as a student at Grenople school
of medicine as a woman, and to all out
ward appearances was one.
His features were distinctly feminine,
and nothing in the shape of a mustache
or whiskers was to be observed. In
every way he comported himself as a
female and seemed quite at ease in the
character he assumed. The only thing
which might have betrayed him, per
haps, was a slight suspicion of the mas
culine in his voice. This, however, was
scarcely sufficient to attract special no
tice. The young man has been married
and as a husband he has already be
come acquainted with the hardships
of the rougher sex, for sad to relate he
is registered for military service in
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Eugeule's Hand.
It is being told of Eugenie that on a
late visit to Paris she went '-incog." to
a fashionable palmist to have her for
tune read. As part of the necro
mancer's art is not to see his fair pa
tients, she had to put her hand through
a slit in a screen. After quite a cur
sory examination the fortune teller
said: "Madame, your band is so ex
traordinary that one of two things
must be the truth: Cither my skill
must bo at fault for once, and I sec im
possible events, or you r.n:L-t be Cm
press Lr.-enic, for no o'lur l:n:i 1 could
tell of :-.nc!i strange vici itu k.; "
Kailey is Now Ah o'l t.- Owner.
Nkw Yokk, November l. -An ar
rangement was effected yesterday be
tween the heirs and executors of the
late P. T. Parnum and J. A. Uailey, by
which the latter becomes the absolute
owner of all the interests in and ap
appurtenances to the "Greatest bhow
on earth." owned by Mr. Parnum an !
Mr. P.ailey.
M'Kane Arguments Ended.
Albany. N. Y. November 1. The
arguments in the McKane case were
concluded yesterday before the court j
of appeals. A decision will not b j
handed down for several weeks j
HILLSTOUE
About a young
man's neck to be a
sufferer from ner
vous exhaustion, ner
vous debility, impair
ed memory, low
spirit, irritable tem
per, and the thousand
and one derangements
of mind and body
that result from,
unnatural, pernicious
habits, contracted
through ignorance.
Buch habits result in
loss of manlv Dower.
wreck the constitution and sometimes pro
duce softening of the brain, epilepsy, pa
ralysis, and even dread insanity.
To reach, re-claim and restore such un
fortunates to health and happiness, is the
aim oCthe publishers of a book written in
plain but chaste language, on the nature,
symptoms and curability, by home treat
ment, of such diseases. This book will be
sent sealed, in plain envelope, on receipt of
ten cents in stamps, for postage. Address,
World's - Dispensary Medical Association.
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Money in Your Pocket.
$2M Shoes for J1.50
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The cheapest shoe, .25
$1.25 Shirts only .85
50 cent Shirts, .IW
15 cent illack Hose, warranted
stainless, only .10
25 cent Hlack Hosp, seamless
and stainless, only .15
75 cent Corsets, .48
15 cent Collars, lour plr, only 10
$1 Kid Gloves, in tan only, will
go at 50
20 cent Suependers, .10
Face Powders, good, .5
Thimbles, 2 cents and up; Needles
and Pint, just look, going for 1 cent
a paper; Fools' Cap and Letter Paper
only 10 cents a quire; Legal Cap at
15 cents a quire; Note Paper st half
price; Envelops, a full line, at5 cents
a pack, worth 10 anj-where; largo
Slates 5 cents; Ladies' llatsathaif
price, and many other things tjo
numerous to mention will be cut
half price and less.
J. L. COLE & CO.,
Wholesale and Retul N. Y. Racket
Store, Underbuyer and Un
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And when you want bargains call them up. Wo give you
two chances to get bargains and save money where no
other business in the city only gives you one, therefore we
claim the lead and we are willing for the public to be the
judges.
WE SELL WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
And will guarantee prices with any first-class house,
quality of goods and delivery taken in consideration.
At the
jacket Grocery
You can find a full and complete stock of
Heavy Fancy Groceries,
Snuff, Tobacco, Cigars and Cigarettes,
Plain and F ancy Candies. Xuts. Fruits. Knisins. Plmn
and Decorated China, Glassware, Table and Pocket Cut
lery and hundreds ot things that space will not permit me
to mention. But don't forget that we have a few more of
those famous
Paragon Oil Cans,
The best on earth, which we loan to customers who buy
oil in five gallons lots free of charge.
Mr. A. J. Weatherspoon will in a few days call on
the citizens of the city and show them the workings of
this can and explain to them where it will be decidedly
to their advantage to use this can and no other. How
ever, should you need oil sooner don't wait for him, but
send your order in at once and it shall have prompt at
tention. Remember the can costs you nothing. Don't
forget the place, Racket Grocery, corner Mangum and
Parrish streets. As ever your friends,
W. H. PROCTOR.
PEOPLE'S COLUMN
Short Time Cards, 1 Cent per word per
day; One Inch, $2 per month; Two and
One-Half Inches, $4 per month.
Reliable man
ris, care this juper.
T ANTED Reliable man. permanent posi-
it tion. Mampami reicrernes. A. I. !r
GENTS WANTED to sr-il a us ful kitcheo
V aiticlc. Sells on siirht. Medal awardt-d a
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World's Fair. The
Hatter OropperCo
Orleans, La.
Electric Cake Heater and
lt;ll Caroridelet St., New
A XV LADY can easily make
weekly
working for rue uuiet I y at ho xe. l' siuon
permanent, an 1 it you can only spare two
tiours per day ; d n't fail to investigate. Reply
with st imped envelope. Miss i.ueile Iipm,
Joliet, 111.
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'ANTED By a young man of exper ence
position as clerk or olhee work. Address
Wanted. Broadway, N. C.
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ANTED S licitora with reference waut-
progressive live stock insurance company in
the world. 1 ibcral contract and bitf induce
ments to both agents and injured. Address at
once, with stamp. .Etnt Mutual Live Stock
Insurance Co., luu S. luth street, Pbilade:phia,
Pa.
T? K SALE
JJ head Banking Co
Graham. N. U.
rive shares of stock in More-
Address L ick IUjx YSi,
Ai? Old
Of the store wanted to know if we sold the same
kind of good clothes we did a year or two ago. 1 le
hadn't bought from us for some timeon account of
change in the firm. He had not gotten satisfaction
elsewhere, and he was glad to return to us.
We Pleased Hirr
Better than ever. This is the result we are con
stantly getting from the kind of clothes we sell.
We Gar? Please Moi4-
Xo tariff on these goods. These were bought
after the tariff law passed. Seen our 10 Hlack
Cheviot ? It's a beauty.
OF KICKS
100 West Main Street, Durham, X. C.
500 West Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md.
( 7G2 Broadway, New York.
HELP WANTED, MALE Are you unem-
ployed Will you work for 15 weekly..'
Enclose reference Mid self -add rested stamjed i
envelope. Secretary, Box P, Chicago. i
LOST Poyfician's pocket visiting lit. A !
liberal icgaid isbffered for it return. !
A. M. MOORE. M. D.
All Free.
Those who have used Dr. King's New
'iseovery know its value, and those who
lave not, have now the opportunity to try
it free. Call on the advertised druggist
nd get a trial bottle, free. Send your
name and address to H. E- Bucklen Co-
Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr. KiDg's
New Life Pills, free, as well as a copy of
Guide to Health and Household Instructor,
Tree. All of which is guaranteed to do you
;..od and cost on nothing Sdd at K.
oiacknali & Son's drug store.
TO RENT-buildiog.
Desirab e officer in the Holtrun
Enquire at Gloue orfice.
23.00 REWARD will give the alove re- '
ward for the convicio-i of anyone tor j
shooting, trapping or netting partridge in
violation of trie la ir. There is a tine ot 10.n
tor killing partridges between the 10th day ot ;
Marcn an 1 the 1st day of November. S
T. II. MARTIN.
BERRY &
CO,
gV. M. Yearby, druggist, recommenc's
Johnson's Magnetic Oil, the great family
pain-killer, internal and external. $1.00
size SOc; -50c size 25c. W. M. Yearby.
FOR SALE A pair f ponies, guaranteed
perfectly ouud and gentle. W. l. MORGAN.
Fpiiit Dealers T
FOR SALE A g. od second hand grand
square Piano, a Sideboard and a new Fold
ing Bed, cheap. Call on Durham x'urnitu:
Company.
SALESMAN can secure lineof Hose. Beit. eg
and General Kut.ber. from Manufacturing
Corporation. A first-class line for flrst-c'ai
man. P. O. box for 1TT1, New York.
3VTa.in Street.
. Frdits, Canoiis, Cigars, Tokco, Cigarettes, Literature of Alt
Kidfls, Siffoii OytfcN, Sportifli Goods, Gnns, Etc.
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