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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1885-09-16
nnRHAM WHIFFs.
Cor. of the News & OBSERVER.

Cor. of the NEWS q OBSERVER. sz6
September 10, 1885.
The sale horn blowing up the
buyers every morning is a musical
and invigorating sound. Some Of our
buyers propose animprovement-th that
is, the warehouses organize their re-
spectiye forces for q brass brand and
discourse music before commencing
sales.
AT the Cincinnati exposition Of
1880 and 1882 Capt. E. j, Parrish,
the wide-awake warehouseman Of all
the tobacco States, exhibited the
finest specimens Of North Carolina
bright Leaf tobacco, and Of both had
the highest prizes, namely, a silver
medal and $25 cash, awarded him.
There were thousands Of hogsheads
from all the tobacco growing States
on the list. This is another item for
North Csrolina's possibilities. Wher.
ever be has competed with other to.
baccos he has never failed to take
first prize with North Carolina brights.
The tobacco year, which will expire
LIST of October, will show Durham's
tobacco receipts 16,00O.O00 pounds
Of leaf tobacco, an increase Of three
millions over receipts Of last year.
A strong firm Of warehousemen
Lea a. Warren are recognized to be.
Their influence among farmers Il
marked in a high degree, and con
fidence was never better placed than
in this concern. The commanding
figure Of Mr.. Lea is one Of the i'm
posing sights at a sale, and when his
stentorian voice calls the support Of
the tobacco men to his. aid thsssaly
around him and form a phalanx which
insures big success to the Durham
market. The new Green warehouse,
100 feet front and 200 feet in depth,
now in course Of construction, is for
this firm. VEGAS.
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Stopped His Paper.

Once upon time 4 certain man
got mad with the editor and stopped
Ills paper. The next week he sold
his corn at four cents below the mar.
ket price. Then his property was
sold for taxes, because he didn't read
the Sherif7s sale. He was arrested
and fired IS for going q hunting on
Sunday, and he paid $50 for o lot
Of forged notes that had been adver-
tised two weeks and the public had
been cautioned not to negotiate fol
them. He then paid q big Irishman
with a foot like q forge hammer, Il
kick him all the way to the news
paper Office, where he paid four year:
subscription in advance and had the
editor sign an agreement to KNOCK
him down and rob him if he evel
ordered his paper stopped again
.tafcch ~ lie without q newspaper
Nep York Neiraiealer.
\ Yes and there are a great maR!
Mariners in the surrounding countie
who lose great deal by NOT taking
THE DURHAM Recorder.
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Our old friend Mr. S. A. Dickson
has accepted a position. with Mr..
John S. TIockhart. 'Uncle Sam" will
be glad to see a part of his friends
ct the Banner W arehouse with a load
Of tobacco. He don't want all to
come for they cannot give them
room:
The tobacco market in Raleigh
is opening with bright. prospects.
With T. Norman Jones & Co.. Moore
q Proctor, and the Stronachs. Raj.
eigh will be q first class tobacco mark
ct. II will stimulate the trade Of
that city and start it on the high
road to prosperity.
Mrs. ]. O. Bradsher died at the
residence Of her husband in Person
county on the 3rd inst, after a brief
illness. She had been a consistent
member of the Methodist Church for
AZ years and was greatly loved by
all who knew her. The remains were
inferred in the family burying ground,
the funeral services being conducted
by Rev. I. 1. Nash. Il.
We congratulate our Roxborc
and Person county friends upon the
certainty Of getting the Railroad.
This will prove great blessing tt
the whole people and every man in
that county ought to contribute al
literally as his means will permit
It will 90 worth millions of dollars
to the county. Keep the ball rolling
let other townships follow the ex.
ample set by Roxboro. - t..-a
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.


A prize house on Main street, 30x70, tw,
stories high on lot 40 feet front. running
backs0 feet. Terms liberal. Price $4,000
The property rents For S270, per year.
"A 10 room two story house ON Black
well street, good neighborhood, good i'm,
proyements The lot contains 4 Of an acre
Terms reasonable.
40 acres OF land 0 miles northeast Of
Durham Id Oak Grove township. Good
dwelling with 5rooms, good out houses
and tenant houses, adapted 10 the
growth Of fine tobacco.
80 acres, 0 miles, on road between
Durham and Raleigh, with good houss
thereon. Terms reasonable.
$50 aore farm in Chatham county
dwelling and out houses-well adapted fol
the growth Of tobacco, corn and wheat.
A fine water power on Haw River. or
public road leading from Piitsboro. TO Ra
leigh. Terms liberal.
A new dwelling, good store house and
125 acres Of very fine land In Chatham
county on Raleigh road. Terms REASONABLE,
A HOUSE d LOT FoRs SALE
A one room dwelling on Pine st.
Lot contains I Of an acre. Prize
$3.50.
Apply to coRBErr & Hackney.
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4 MODEL. SHOW.
Opening of W. w. Coles Great Circus
Opinion Of the Show by a Prominent
st. Louis Crlticu

The st. I.ouis Globe Democrat Of April
2lst, gives an exhaustive description Of w.
W. Coles colossal shows, and in the course
Of the review are founii the following plea
SAINT remarks from the pen Of Sam +. Cary,
the famous st. Louis critic. He says
.The attendance at the initial entertain
mcnt yesterday afternoon was large, while
the crowd at the evening performance ell
cd the spacious tents TO oyerfiowing The
SPLENDID and startling acts witnessed in
the three rings at once were equal 70 any.
thing ever presented In the city. The
secret Of the success Of the Cole show Il in
the entirely new features offered each year.
The performances yesterday contvadict en-
phatically the often repeated assertion that
'circuses are all the same The public
have almost been persuaded that there il
nothing new in ring show. Mr.. Cole has
done everything possible 70 dispel such i'm.
prcssions by engaging for this season The
best artists Of every cline. A first-clas en-,
tertainment, such as characterized thi,
shows opening, is advertised by those who
viewed II, and Mr.. Cole Is sure 10 reap Z
rich harvest during the remaining days d
MS Sthy IN inc City. ~ 70 hok ouiuSttHtftt
say that the audiences were pleased; they
we're delighted, and gave expression to theil
approval in demonstratiye applause. MOI
Is Il necessary to detail the individual per
formers when there was such transcendenta
excellence. Each was star in part
line, but the marvellous ceiling walking o
Mile. Aimee. who is appropriately stylet
the Human Fly excited the utmost a.
constituent. The troupe Of Arabs gave ths
crowds some marvellous leaping and tum-
bling exhibitions, which were no less re
markable than their fcats Of herculeaI
strength and picturesque groupings in Oh,
form Of pyramids. Other new features ad
ded this season are troupe Of Mexicans
who give realistic pictures Of Mexicai
yacquero life, which are decidedly inter
csting; the wonderful horse, Blondin. tina
walks the tight rope, and the singular DO
vine fre *, the living COW with two distinC
and fully developed heads. Those who wan
to.see q Giro =, in every respect what u Is :,
presented 10 be, will have the opportunit
10 do 30 ON Friday, Oct. End.
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LOCAL MATTER.

Our Agents.
The following gentlemen will re-
ceipt for subscriptions to the Durham
RECORDER .a.. I H. =
B. F. Hester, Esq, Hesters Store ;
w. T. Noel, Mt. Tirzah; Jas. Hollos
way, Holloways; Capt. L, r. Exline,
Pittsboro, N. c.; June Peoples, Peo'
Piles Mill; H. d. Mason, Williams
Mill; ]. w. Hackney, Hackneys A.
@, Moore, Merry Oaks; Jas. Mead.
ans, Border office s. G. Bruce, Rox.
boro; d. w. X. Richmond, Hurdles
Mill I. G. Ellis, Cedar Grove; E,
Long, Bushy Fork John Laws, Hills.
boro; j. S. Coleman, Gordenton; j,
g. Sykes, Rock Spring; HI. Y. Harris,
Caldwell Institute; Col. M. w. Moore
Oaks.
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W. w. Avery.

w. w. Avery.
Some months ago our townsman
w. w. Avery, left Durham for Nor
Canton, where he formed a copartner
ship with Maj. j. NJ. Wilson and start
ed furniture factory. We are glad
to learn they are meeting with won,
derful success. Being located in the
heart of the finest black walnut and
cherry section of the world they are
enabled to manufacture a better
piece of furniture for 20 per cent. less
than any Northern house. Our PEG,
pie should patronize them.
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"Occoneechee."

"0cconeechee." J
This is the name of an elegant Ho.
tel just completed by Mr.. L. H
Pogue at Hillsboro. 1t will be fur
nished in tasty style by Wilson &
Avery, furniture manufacturers Of
Morganton, N. c. 1t has been ar,
ranged specially for health seekers,
and from what we know of it, we can
truly say there will not be a better
kept, nor finer hotel in the State. A
more extended notice will be given
soon. z- d. IN. -. 49,. r..
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.soro Township voted ~ y, !

Davhoro IOwnsnlp WV al =
-no 40 600 on the 9Th, to bu li'.;s
tax q slo'W;lt Milton 70 Roxboro. Inns
road from 1 hem the road. But there
will ~ Sine simc 20 be idle. Let -, an So o'"s'
!, ,ssnnUUs hip say what they VIII 10. :.
r.. corOnsr's Jury have at T.. last 3.
ln n5 ! verdict in the fincn
renders" ca.e Of Chatham county
murder ,Sat the Finches come u
They n aasa,h at the hands Of r Serr!
i T;neh, Harriet Finch and Lee Tyson -
~. two Scotch crOfter familie II.
ine Durham q few weeks ag
who ole, ,s,' could Country" had TO SO
for Norfolk s on account Of not oay IN
Y w funds 10 pay Their way lila
any luz, ~ that city took up cone
s ,isu and paid their way to se0'l'n
'O1 u..sr.. John & L. A. Carme
go e Guilford's prominent toOac
wv s'so,s - sold some fne tobacco
psrr;sb's last week and each 81
ssr;bel for the RECORDER r., 70 k !.
sa.,sd on the market. They =
Goo, pounds averaging s2S per ID
bred. =,
n vou want your watch or Gil
nornsr of Robinson Block. nc
S Sp,scIass workman, guarantee, . 3,
.s,;sSactiOn ami 70 do work as On On
i a. any one. He isa deserving e ,Ss 81: y
n man and asksa share Of the psOl
\ patronage.
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Lightning Rods.

, Mr.. B. II. Trsssallyilson, N. c.,
has beca in town eys.hg Lightning
rods on W. luke Sons & Co. and
Blackwells Durham Tobacco Com.
panies factories, besides a number Of
dwellings. He sells the finest rod
in the country, one constructed
on the latest scientifi c
principles--the non isulating system
The safest and best ever used. All
persons should have their buildings
properly protected from the danger Of
lightning. Mr.. Tyson will erect The
rod as soon as notified. The prices
are reasonable. Send to him az viii.
son and il will lie promptly attended
10. Don't fail 10 examine into tbi,
matter. All work guaranteed.
b. III. Tyson,
Wilson, N. G.
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ADeserved Compliment,


The accomplished writer Of the
"Drham Whiffs," which daily az
peal n the columns of the Raleigh
NcwI IND 0b1rrer, in his last con.
tribu bn Of "whiffs" from this place,
took sccasion TO bestow o compli.
ment pom our talented young towns.
man q the legal fraternity, to which
we desc to append our hearty Gu
dorsenbt Mr.. Fuller, since bis de
but in q midst has conducted him.
/ self perPally and professionally ID
= such ma,er as to have thoroughly
p ingratiaA himself In the goot
q opinions affections Of our people
l. and has frequently acquired a ID
crative PRICE among those hayinl
Z business i pr courts. The follow.
- ingis whahe writer in the Ner
We aud 0bserUSas said:
ap "when Y W. Fuller becam.
NJ member Of bar Of Durham b
Is, brought within q mind weighte
with legal ieand he went abou
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Our Cotton.

Our Cotton.
We can say for the benefit of those
who raise cotton that the prices now
paid at Durham are equal to any
paid at any other market in the
State. The Durham Cotton Mills
are bound to have several hundred
bales each month to keep running
Our cotton brokers have large orders
from q distance. Bring 1t in, prices
good as will be this season. >.~.' =. eg
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the Farmers or Aiaman l,

the Farmers OrAlamance.
Do you want to buy groceries? II SO call
or order from Atwaier q Patton. We buy
largely and can sell you goods as cheap as
can be bought in the State. We will dupli.
cate any bill. Our stock is fresh and well
selected 50 you can take your choice. Our
Mr.. Patton begs to return thanks 10 his
Alamance friends for past fayors, and begs
to assure them that he can better serve them
than heretofore. When in Durham call and
examine our stock. We will be glad to
give your prices If do not wish to buy.
Ysur friends,
ATwATER e PATTON,
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.SEASONABLEGOODS.

Curved Tobacco Knives, Tobacco nues,
and sheet iron, hand lanterns, Their
mometers, gagged four-ineh heart
shingles, for covering tobacco barns
aud other houses, wheat drills,
wheat fertilizer
field seeds wheat, rye, winter oats, red rust
proof oats, red clover, orchard grass herd
grass, timothy and Ky. blue grass / call
your special attention 10 my large and care
fully selected stock Of Dry Goods, Motions.
Dress Goods, parasols and umbrellas, hats,
clothing and gents Turning goods. boots and
shoes, ladies and gentlemen's fine trunks,
heavy and fancy groceries,
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Picture Frames.
Window Shades and Cornices made
to order at Fred A. Watson's l12
Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, N. G..
dealer in Wall Paper, Pictures, Mir,
rors, Rattan Chairs, Tube Paints, Oil
Canvass, Fine Paint Brushes Silk
Plush Frames a specially. Orders
solicited for anything in the house,
Ornament line executed
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Hm'zsUwE,

.Crockery, Glassware, wood and willow.
ware, building and painting material,
clocks, harness, saddles, shot, bar.lcad,
blasting and rifle powder.
Remember that Guarantee the Bet
goods at the Lowest Prices. Yours truly,
JOHN L. MARKHAM.
July 29-2m.
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Circus the End of October.
40 car loads of freight arrived
in Durham one day last week. r. Z

g 4 D &
10 car loads Of freight arrived
in Durham one day last week.
Mr.. E. c. Murry has returned
from pleasant trip to Danyille.
Capt. R. I Fulghum died in In.
sane Asylum at Raleigh one day las,
week.
Mr.. Thos. d. Tinnin has received
his commission as postmaster at
Hillsboro.
Il; Our subscription list is on the
fssesee. A large number Of new
names are added every day. .
Pleasedto have a call from Gen.
eral Dodd, the popular travelling man.
ager OF the Baltimore United Oil Co.
MIR. Z. G. Lineberry, of Chatham
County, has accepted a position as
book keeper for Mr.. ]. L. Markham.
Quite a number Of Chatham far.
mers werein town last week loaded
with -four. They were pleased with
prices.
Our merchants are making great
preparations for the fall-trade. They
are repainting and making their
stores as attractive as possible.
Miss Blanch White, sister of
Mrs. Samuel Kramer, who has been
spending some time in Durham left
for home in Raleigh last Thursday.
Our old friend, Davis Pittard,
sold 1000 pounds Of tobacco at Lock.
harris Warehouse that brought him
over $500. He is first-class farmer.
-Messrs. Edwards & Ennis have
started steam saw mill near Norris
vile and are prepared to fill all or.
ders on short notice. Give them a
trial.
Our merchants buy an immense
quaniiy of goods 10 Richmond, Va.
For certain lines Of goods Richmond
Is the cheapest market our merchants
can find.
MIR. j. M. Boyd, one ofthe largest
tobacco dealers on the Richmond
market was in Durham few days
ago. He is represented here by Mr..
X. X. Smith.
Those who intend buying, a Piano
or Organ this fall should not fall to
write to ]. L. Store. Raleigh, N. G.
Orapply at the Durham Music House.
Catalogue free.
Bernard q Co. have opened
their stock Of dry goods and grocer
les In building formerly occupied
by III. Goldscheider on Parrish st.
Call and see them.
-Ifyou want The worth Of your
money put your advertisements in the
RECORDER, then you do yourself the
greatest good by reaching the largest
number Of readers.
MIR. Sam Lehman, Of Nachman
& Lehman returned some days ago
from the North, where he purchased
a fine stock Of clothing. This is one
ofthe old reliable houses.
DO not wait any longer, now is
the time TO advertise your fall goods.
Keep them concealed from the
public and the sheriff will be ham
mering at your door before spring.
We were glad TO see in town last
week Messrs. j. w. Yillines, j. I.
q Sam Gates. Frank Il Louis Hester
and w. A. Warren all Of Person
county and John Burton Esq, of
Caswell.
We call special attention TO an
article on the LIST page Of this paper.
entitled The Cali Again" customer.
II will be good reading for most every
citizen Of this community. Read and
profit by II.
MFR. ID. L. Kaufman, has one Of
the best stocks Of goods in Durham
and Is selling them cheap. His place
isnext door below Vaughan q Tenny't
Drug Store, Z. Goldstins old stand
Cali and examine his stock.
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Order

Order
Windows, Blind, Doors, Glass
Paints, and varnishes Of Binswanger
& Co., Richmond, Va. Bnilders and
Painters supplied. Price list Of sasll
&c. now ready. iani4-l
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A prize room and lot on Main
Street. first door below Sears livery
stable. house 30 and 20 feet two
stories high, Loo fronts Main Street
40 feet, running back so. Property
rents for $4,000 o year. Price
$1,000 terms easy. Apply 10
j. +. CoRBETT,
+. G. HACKNEY.
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To be Sold.

To be Sold.
40 town lots will be sold on Oct.
9TH, at public auction. Now Is your
time to get ready and buy you q
home. For particulars apply 70
A. III. STOKES.
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County commissioners Dots.

County Commissioners Dots.
The Board met last Monday was Q
week ago and was in session foul
days.
S. j. Cole was granted license *
sell liquor.
A reward Of fifty dollars was Of
fered for the arrest OF Jefferson Gill
for the murder Of Miles Walker.
II. H. Sims and L. M. How arc
were appointed to supervise the
building of tho fences required under
the stock law enacted by last Legis-
lature. They were allowed $3.50 pei
day as a compensation.
Wiley Massey was appointed county
student at the University.
A. ID. Markham was allowed TO
erect two gates across Hillsboro and
Raleigh road. Messrs. III. Hollo
way, r. D. Blacknall and S. 7. Nor
gan were appointed committee to
confer with the Board Of Commits.
sioners Of Wake county with regard
to the rebuilding a bridge across
Neuse River, known as Fish Dam
Bridge.
The Jury box was purged and re,
vised.
The Sheriff was ordered to have q
plank fence ten feet high erected
around the Jail.
Ex-Sheriff Blacknall reported the
names of AZ delinquent tax payers
who reside in other counties. The
Board ordered that execution Ibe is.
sued against the parties.
County Treasurer Rowland made
his report showing that he received
the sum Of s11,184,S1, and that he
had disbursed exceeding his com.
missions s11,413.16, leaving county
indebted to him in the sum OF $116..
SO. j
Jury list for next Court:
FIRST WEEK.
Asa Pickett, Jno. A. Umstead, Jno.
C. Terry, Hugh Green, Albert
| Kramer, James D. Fletcher, Jno. j.
Thaxton, Jno. Brogden, Geo. Bows
ling, Joseph A. Holloway. Jno. d.
Stanly, Jno. w. Fletcher, Jno. III.
Anderson, Jno. ]. Adcock, Adolphus
A. Sears, Noror r. Rhodes, Chas. r.
Wilson, Hampton Umstead, Stephen
P. Gates, Duane Garrard, Henry l..
Umstead, Sidney Scott, Samuel A.
Hall, Jno. w. Belts, Duvall Garrard,
Frank p. Puryear, w. ID. Lunsford,
John w. Smith, Jas. s. Rogers, Jas.
G. Howard, Jno. w. Cole, Thos. G.
Cozart, f. S. Quackenbush, William
A. Muse, w. Richard Blalock, Jas.
s. Teasley:
SECOND WEEK.
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TnrnIp seed,

Tarnlp Seed.
Crop Of 1885, Fresh stock and
splendid variety. Every package
warranted fresh and genuine Buists
turnip seed at VAUeHas 4 TESSY's.
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saturating society with what he
cleaned from the paths of knowl>
edge. Every keg should stand upon
its own bottom, and illustrating this
maxim his course took that of indie.
pendent action, choosing to lay aside
what lie might gain from a fathers
name made resonant with power and
influence, Much is in the future to
distinguish this young man in the
struggles to which he may fall heir"
VEGAS.
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Jury list for next Court:
. FIFsT WEEK.
SECOND WEEK.

Jno. T. Britt, Jas. w. Tatum.
Frank p. Burch, Jno. T. Nichols,
Jno. w. P. Smith, Geo. 9. Farthing,
Drewry Chandler, David NJ. Cheek,
Y. w. Whitfield, Jno. w. Ball. VIM.
II. Muse, Robt. II. Jones, John w.
Wright, Robt. Nj. Jones, John Rhew,
Simeon J. Hester, Chas. B. Garrard,
John III. Massey.
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Remember

Remember
That all goods bought at Atwater
Il Pattons are delivered free: Call
at their stores and leave orders every
morning Prices at bottom figures.
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The largest and best varity Of cofiees
teas, spices &c. at Atwater 4 Paitons. =
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I Car Load of Oats.
Jlst received at Atwater & Patton's
one car load OF rust-proof oats. Now Is
the time to call and get your supply. II
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TURSIP sEED.

TURSIP SEED.
A frcst lot Of Bnist's celebrated turn ip
seedat r. w. Thomas & Cos drug store.
Warrentcd to be good. II.
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That nice family -four, breakfast
bacon, beef tongue, syrup, &C., at
Atwater IL Patton.
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The best baking powders, pickles, -four
crackers, cakes, at Atwater & Patton
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Every Family
Should buy their groceries Of At
water a. Patton. They keep nothing
but the freshest and best.
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WALES syrups. sugars, candies &c
Atwater 4 Patton.
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Farm Near Durham For Sale.

~ acres, "a miles cast Of Durham
on South side Of railroad. On This
farm is q dwelling house with 6 rooms,
and good out houses, one good tobac.
co barn. The land Is we'll adapted TO
the growth Of fine tobacco. There is
q fine orchard and 2 good wells Of
water on the same. Price s250O.
For particulars call on s. @. Barbee
or Il. 9. HACKNEY.
00 = - Z. Durham, N. G
-.s-..,-.s..'- 80 az5sggs.
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Durham Fertilizer Co. Dear Sirs-In regard your Wheat Fertilizer
have TO that our section raised the poorest crop Wheat
known Ny crop was far from good used your Wheat
worth cutting did the wheat good compared the
OF my neghbo Am satisfied increased yield more than IS pr
cent Your Truly, ALEX. G. FLEMING.
Dutchyille Granville Co, N c.
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Uo You Know

That Atwater a. Patton keep on
hand some Of the incest and best su-
gar, coffee, molasses, rice, hams, bak.
ing powders and canned goods Of ey-
cry kind ever offered in Duaham.