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CHAPTER VI.


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informed MIR. Ecu~haw that she loved
another!
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view moro calmly the circumstances in
these strange revelations that had i'm
PEELED him to change his resolution so
suddenly. That the ship was under the
surveillance Of unknown parties, and that
the description of them Tailed with his
own knowledge of q certain Lascar sailor.
who was one of Sleights informants-
seemed to be more than probable. That
this seemed to point to Sleght's disloy-
atty to himself while he was acting as his
agent. or n double treachery on the part
of Sleight's informants, was in either case
a reason and an excuse for his own inter-
ference. But the connection OF the alb
,urd Freuchman with the case, which at
frat seemed characteristic imbccility Of
his landlord, bcwldered him the more he
thought Of it. Rejecting any hypothesis
oil the girls affection for the Anticipated
figure whose sanity was n question Of
public criticism, he was forced to the
equally alarming theory that Icwicres
,yus e0guiAaul Of the treasure, and shat
h.. attentions to Eosey We're to gain pos
/ session Of il by marrying her. Might she
not he dazzlcd by picture Of this wealth?
| Was is not possible that she was already
! in part possession Of the secret, and her
I strange abrasion to the ship, and what
| he had deemed her innocent craving for
! information concerning 1t, a consequence,
| Why had he not thought Of this before
! Perhaps she had detected his purpose
! from the first, and had deliberately check
| mated him The thought did not in
crease his complaccucy as Mott softly re
! turUcd.
(TO be COHtiaUcd)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-05-11
Een&I nntirss.
John Lncrohh,s Ilstnte.

We, the subscribers, having been appointed
by the Honorable the Probate Court iOT tho
District of ChttcndCn, Commissioners to re
ccivc, examine and adjust the claims and To
mands of all persons against the estate Of
district. deceased. and also all claims and
demands exhibited i'm Offset thereto; and ak
months IRON the day OF the date hereof Icing
nllowed by said Court for that purpose, we no
therefore hereby give notice that VIII
attend TO the business OF our appointment
AT thr n, use OF AVID Benson Of Jcrr"hu, IN
saiu olstrlct. on the first atutdays of Juno
20 S1' mher next, at 10 o'clock a. III. on each
Of sold days.
Dated TINS 2G'h day OF April. 1888.
J.. -. no LINSON,I,
DAVID BGESUN, Commissioners
A uAW
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FEE SEED DIaTRIBuTI0NS .

were first sue gcstcd, ara inc pest Natlctesu m
der test have been selected aut sent 10 sue
SD 20 year Thus il is that the
,,aury If Hebron VIII @ Elephant. and Ru
a Rush nDtntocs have been INTRODUCE d, m,
.nwsou Whtats; The Cu,hbert ksspbe' ry
he Rural B-auchiug Sorghum; Rural Thor
~ hhrcd. Blounr's Pro tic Corn, and Strata
en-. Telephone Rural New Yorker and Ala
re recognized a. the best now in cult 'atlou
II is the accepted Medium tor the introduc-
on Of All new plant-, seed and Agricultural
I'd Garden indictments, The first men of the
ountrY recognize II us earnestly striving to
,rOmOie the rest ayr cultural, horticulture
md stock interest, of America.
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ltosey' WIN l'oelo Shlver' i'.O CIV - ~
coy ana snug "nu S9S . so 5''' ,. o',o
foreign. 40 you NOV ',n''A o'-"u ~
understand why ilNo 10 ~ s'nco you
taEShI me so rinch "o9"C SuiP5 anu
voyages ho'ore 'na" oi'y it,'.''U i'o'''
DOCKS DOORS oere''r W. .'',''N' ,,'0i'
Sbn evidently did noG notice the ouick
eush that covered his checks and ap-
,orc,tIv d,2zlod his troubled cyolile for
shc won't ON con0deutially.
ar was thinking of Won Yesterday.
uss SITTING Nv thc galley door. looking
forvord You remember the first day
so,v Won when Won startled me NY coming
~, ont pf the hatrhg>
,,r v-i.h Won wouldn't think of that."
e,id Eou.h-,v. with moro cnrnc-tnces
than lac would have madc apparent
81 don't want to either" said Nosey,
rravolv. "rrr I've had strange f.ucy
about H. Taayv once when was Younger
n p'ctur, in u print slor in MONTGOMERY
street that haunted me. | think it was
called 'rho Virutc.' There was - number
of wicked looking sailors lying around thc
deck. and coming out Of IL hatch was one
figure with his hands on the deck and a
cutlass in his mouth"
"Tbanl; vuu." said Rcnshaw.
"You don't understand He was hor-
rid looking. not at all like you. never
THOUGHT OF him when first saw you; but
the other day thought how dreadful it
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again" TO had not intended TO say this,
but it slipped from his embarrassed
tongue. She stopped with her hand on
the door.
"Y0u arc going awayP
"I--thuk--l must leave to night.
have some important business in sacra-
mento"
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"a ~ Rewardedare those who read
IInHlUtbIs and them act; they will tinc
NCl 5RS S s% T Sy%'}IHS oS Srs M
and tamiIics The profits are large ana sure
Tor every industrious person, many have
made ana are now making several hundre,
'.ic oEaTd upwalds per day, VIII is willing
tI Work. Eithtr sex, Dung or old: capita.
not ne, d d we start you. Eve ythl4g new
rcgnr'uw &cut To- s1 ot o Ga,
for NH PARTICULARS. which we mail free. Ad'
dress Stipson q Co, Portland, Maine.
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t,,,,st nj vcr Mr. Ronsbny Tie mini
tho l,ipd of mann to Groom inin the bosom
If n mon,s shin for pupposcs of his own.
II, oi,,,t 4, man t,,ot would hunt ro,,nd
until bc discovered n moor mans treasure.
md then try TO rob -
"Stonr' said Renshaw. with set face
and darIcpinr ewes "Wbat treasurcs
what man are YOU spoaking OFF,
nV.hv Rosov and Mr. Forrers - re !
t1rncd Mott eirplv
Roushav sank into his scat again But |
the rvurc.sion Of relief which here passed |
swiftly over his face cave way TO one of /
uuca.v interest as Mott went on.
..5'i'grs IFS q little h'gh fqlutiu' talEiu' !
of Eu.o, ON trcusurc. Bat. considcrin'. |
NJ, ncnshayy. % she, the ONLY prop'tv
Two l.o,r l, mo for seventeen wears ~ hog (
raid interest and increased in laluoc. il (
nfu't snyiu. too much TO call her 80. And /
pz T.rror- know, This. he ouulter been !
cont,nt with ,soupjn' me in that horsphair !
sncc. without .on' for RUscy. p'r'ups |
yer SURPRISED u, hearing me speak o. my
! own flesh and blood ez if was talkin'
| boss trade. but yoll and me is business
men Mr.. Rcushaw. and we discusses ez
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-23
Don't ExperIment.

You cannot afford to waste time in
experiment when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always seems.
a. fist, only cold. Do not permit
any dealer to impose upon you with
some cheap imitation of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for CONSUMPTION.
Coughs and Colds, but be sure 10 Gel
the genuine. Because he can make
more profit he may tell you he has
something jus; as good, or lust ,hs
same. Don't be deceived, but insist
upon setting DR.. Kings New Diseov.
cry, which Is guaranteed 70 rive =.
lief IN all Throat Lung and Chest
affections. Trial bottles free a
Blacknall's drug store.
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His Body Terribly sIang,ss

A shocking accident occurred at the
Union KNITTING Mills, whereby
Isaac Cox was horribly mu,ilatei
Red Flag Oil the Famous Pam Cure
was quickly applied and recovery
soon followed, you can try this grea,
remedy for % cents.
If you want TO drive away Dyspep
sis, BillIousness, Constipation, Poor
Appetite aud all evils arising from
disordered Liver use Dr. Lees Liver
Regulator.
Trial bottles free at DR.. N. III.
johnson d Co., Drug Stors.
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What The People Say.

Thomas McAfer, Chattanooga,
Tenn: 1T gives me pleasure to I'M.
form you that my wife has been re.
stored to health by the use Of your
Coca Wine. She had been in very
poor health for many years-suffer-
ing from Dyspepsia, Hysteria, Con
stipation, Sick Headache and in.o
mnla. At times she suffered extreme
ly with Neuralgia, and all the rene.
dies used and recommended by ply.
siclans only gave her temporary. re.
lief. Your Coca Wine has done the
work" .%~ A+r,as' ~
DR.. G. A. styles, Atlanta, Ga: ~
have used Your French Wine s.oca
with marked success is suprasensi-
tiveness of the mental faculties ari-
sing from excessive Intellectual
strain; also in nervous headache
and festlessness and insomnia of the
so-called typho. malaria fever"
g.. -s.r ..-.ss-t 81 .. MIG If.
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Electric BItters.

This remedy! is becoming so wei
known and so popular as to need rc
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song OF
praise.-A purer medicine does mol
exist and it is guaranteed to do all
that Is claimed. Electric Bitters will
cure all diseases of the liver and kid.
neys, will remove pimples, boils, salt
rheum and other affections caused By
impure blood.-Will drive malaria
from the system and prevent as we'll
as cure all malarial fevers. For cure
of headache,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-23
A Severe Iiail Storm.

The gradual dropping of the Their.
mometer Saturday and Sunday morn
ing. lead our people 10 believe that
there was hail somwhere near ms.
They were correct in their scrmises.
The neighborhood Of Fish ! am, some
nine or ten miles northeast Of Dur.
ham, was visited Saturday evening
by a severe bail storm, which was
very destructive. A gentleman from
that section was 10 Durham yester-
day looking for doctor for his wife.
who had been terribly frightened by
the Effects OF the storm. He told n
reporter Of the RECORDER that Il was
the seyerest storm he has ever seen.
The hail stones we're almost a. large
as hen eggs-looked like chuncks Of
ice-and cut down growing yegeta.
ton, killed young chickens by the
score, and up.rooted trees In a fear.
iul manner. There was no injury 10
human life, 50 far as we can learn.
but the people Of that unfortunate
section were terribly frightened.
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LOCAL MATTER
Price Redaced d SI.O !!

A large number Of paptrs who's
Subscription price ranged from $l.5(
to $500 per year, are now being sent
out for sf.00 per year, cash. The
RECORDER, wishing to greatly In
crease its circulation during this great
political year, has reduced the sub
|scription price to $l.00to all new sub
scribers. The paper will alsa be sent
to all Of our old subscribers at SI.0N
Il they will settle all back dues. Be.
sides written guarantee will be given
every one that their paper will be dis
continued when the time paid for ex.
expires. No paper will be sent to
any one except they pay cash in I'D
vance. The WEEKLY RECORDER is
8 pages, As columns. and contains
from 80 10 35 columns Of choice read
ing matter We trust our old sub
scribers will pay up and renew for
snother year.
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flown I'm.

On the 2lst about eight miles on
the Durham q Oxford road Messrs.
Henry Emery John Slater and J. w.
Holder, 'Sere sitting near a key OF
powder. Emery was trying to
smoke, his pipe did not operate; he
threw it into the powder. Result.
three men flying through the air.
Emery has both sides badly burned.
and otherwise injured, Slater had his
neck, face and hand burned, Holder
had both hands burned. While
none are dangerously injured, all are
badly hurt.
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How Men Die.

Ifw know all methods of approcl
adopted by sn enemy We arc the bet
ter enable to ward Off the.danger and
postpone the moment when surrende,
becomes inevitable. In many in.
stances the inherent strength Of the
body sufiices to enable ii TO Oppose the
tendency toward death. Many how.
ever have lost those forces to such an
extent that there i TITLE or no help,
In other cases a little aid to the
weakened Lungs will make all the
difference between sudden death and
many years Of useful life. Upon the
tirst symptoms Of a Caugb, Cold or
any trouble ofthe Throat or Lungs.
give that old and Wellsknown remedy
-Boschees German Syrup, a careful
trial. II will prove what thousands
say Of il 20 be, the "benefactor Of any
home" woow
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National Democratic Convention

New York, May 10. The Nation.
al Democtatic Committee met here
to-day. Hon. ". H. Barnum. pre-
siding. The committee selected Hon.
Richard j. Bright, Of indiana, as
Sergcant.at.Arms, and Captain Dan
Able, OF st. Louis, as chief door
keeper, for the Democratic National
Convention They then adjourned 70
meet at st. Louis at the time Of the
convention.
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THE LlVER-1IIE KIDNEYS
PEMBEEToNs
LEMON AND GRANGE
EE.TxIR-.

The most perfect liver medicine
in the world. II Regulates the
bowls, it purifes the blood, Ii Glen.
ses the system, it positively cures
consumption, bilionsness, dyspepsia,
fever, chills, bad breath, sour stom>
ach, pain in side or limbs or back
costlyeness, and kidney troubles Of
any form. Specific for all female
irregularities, relieving "change OF
life period of all danger. Pleasant
70 take. No restriction of diet or
habit rexulrcd. Sold by all drug.
gists at 30 cts. per bottle. Manu-
featured by Pemberton Medicine
Co., Atlanta Ga.
. ml9-tf. :
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+
"A large number Of Republican
delegates were on the noon train to,
DAY, on their way to Raleigh to at.
tend the Fourth District @ ngres
s:onal Convention. The old Repub.
llcan war-horse of the State Of
Stokes, Col. Andy joyce, was among
the number. He was looking hale
and hearty, with his feathers smooth
and trim, ready for the fight.
Every Durhamito should take a
space in the special $4,000 illustra.
ted, sixty-four page edition Of the
SOUTHERN ToBACooNtsr AND MANI
FAcTURERs' RECORD. II will con.
tain an elaborate write up Of Dur
ham and every enterprise within its
borders. You will be duly waited on
and asked TO take as much space and
as many copies of the paper as YOU
can. The issue will be neatly bound
In handsome colored cover.
I'VE think the railroad authori,
ties have made great mistake lii
locating the Lynchburg & Durham
Railroad depot in East Durham. 1t
virtually gives black eye to the
road as far as freights are concerned.
i i reasohables to suppose that the
freight rates will be the same over
the four roads, then what induce
menis can the Lynchburg 4 Durham
Railroad offer our business men to
haul their freights by the other depot
TO East Durham. We think, with
Difference to those in authority, that
the depot should have been located
az near the centre of the business
part Of the city as possible.
We were in error as to one fea. |
ture of the meeting al Stokes Hall
Oh the 18th, which was an oversight |
on the part Of our correspondent, as |
well as ourself. II was this: that |
Tobacco Association would be formed.
We already have one in Durham. It |
has been in ope' alton for some time. |
We hope to see it earnestly engaged
in aiding and earring out the plans
Of a successful Tobacco Exposition. |
Speak out, gentlemen. Let's all
work together. i
The ease of Mr.. Chas. Watson.
an old man and good man, living
near town on the Stasg.
vile road, appeals to the
sympathy of our people. His wife
Is an invalid aud hss been for GONE
time. The county has been paying her
~ 90 month. Mr.. Watson is now
unable to labor, and his clothes are
we'll nigh threadbare. In fact he is
almost naked, aud in this way he is
deprived Of attending the church of
which he is a member. He needs
assistance in his old age, and we are
confident our people will relieve his
distress. He is worthy Of all the
lelp given. Ii
Il
Friday, the 18th, was the
18th anniversary Of the sale Of leaf to-
,acco In Durham. What changes
rave taken place since the first sale
seventeen years ago? Mr.. II. A,
Reams sold the first tobacco 1
n an old tyo.story house where
he Blackwell's factory nov stands
apt. Z. J. Parrish was the auction
Ter. Among the buyers then pres
Mt we're j. II. Allen, r. d. Black.
all, Jordan Wonble, Jr., and Others
Fhcse names We do not now remAm.
'er. They little thought then that
be small beginning would develop :
0 seventeen years into such magni.
1ie.
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BuoKLENs ARNIcA sALvE

TUE BEsr SALyE in the world for Cuts
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rlieus, Fever Sores, Tet.
ter, ChappSl Hands. ChiIblairs. Corns aud
all Skin Eruptions. and positively cures
piles. or no pay required. It is guaranteed
10 give perfect satisfaction, or money reiund-
eli. Price IS cents per box.
For sale byR. Blacknall 4 Sen, Durham,
NC, au 24-l2
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.IIN -
scribers will pay up and renew 70
snother year.
Don't forget the mass meeting
next Saturday, the 26tn.
The Hungarian Gypsie Guar
tette Co., will play at Stokes Hall 10
June.
The wheat crop this year will be
4 failure, Il isthe poorest we have
ever seen.
This comfy will cast her full
strength for Hon. b. II. Bum for
Congress.
REV. DR.. Hume, Of Chapel
Hill, will deliver lecture at Stokes
Hall, Thursday night.
The Episcopal Convention meets
n Salisbury Tomorrow. Several
from Durham will attend.
The commencemert exerciees Of
the Worthwhile Institute will take
place next Friday morning and even.
Ing.
The streets leading 10 the ceme-
tsry should be worked and ifpossible
! side walk made from the corporate
limits.
Durham is 10 have a new drug
store. II viii be opened 10 The
Wright building next door To the
post Office.
We are indebted 10 Mrs. s. A..
1haxton for o basket of the finest
Hrawberries we have seen aud bou
quet Of lovely roses
TRY q bottle Of Liihia and Mac.
pesla Water Of johnson n Co. See
Fhat those who have used il say
about II elseshere.
Ellie continues TO receive the
htest styles Of spring dress patterns.
His stock IL one OF the finest Ia tLe
State Call and examine.
The Democrats from Maine 10
Mexico enthusiastically endorse
President Cleveland. He Is much
stronger than ever before.
Mr.. Il. Chambers Smith, of Rail
eigh, Is spoken Of rs q Presidential
elector. Mr.. Smith is d talented
young democrat and would make an
able canvass.
--Alston Davis, colored, was ar
rested and tried this morning on the
eharge ofhaving stolen 500 frem the |
snonfy drawer OF A. Kalzen. He |
pas acqu tied.
Read Mrs. G. M. v. Follett's at.
6actiye notice 10 the ladies'. Give
Der . call and be convinced that The
prices 10 Hats and Summer Millinery |
bas been reduced.
When you need anything in the
Dry goods or notion line, call M
thas. Robbins, where yop can find
anythinR you wish. iIeis selling
remarkably low.
The RECORDER would like Il
zee Capt. T. j. Parrish sent as 4 del.
egate 70 the National Democratic
Convention. We trust this honor
will be conferred upon him.
Tile Premium List Of the state
Agricultural Society will be shortly
be Issued The rules and regulations
covering Field crops will be sub
stantially lhesameas those oflasl year
The Premiums viii be even larger.
sCongressmau John Nichols Il IN
Raleigh. As the Fourth District
Republican Congressional conyen.
ton meets in that city 20 day. IL i
presumed that Congressman John Il
iixing up bis little boomlet for anoth.
fr venture.
The public road from Durham
p Bfagtowu y getting in a bad fix
What has become Of all the consicls
end al the taxes collected for mai.
ing public rosdsi II seems to M Thai
Rhere Is something wrong some
Fbere. The taxes are collected. Inc
Foads are getting worse.
MIR r. Q. Haywood. or The
cstern Union Telegraph Company
<alelgh, came up to Durham yesier
Pay 70 temporarily relieve the Opens |
|or here. The RECORDER extends 4 /
pesr,ly welcome 20 Mr.. Haywood. Il ;,
e lobe hoped that he will not follow ,
'he example Of making private telo.
rams public prcpertv.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-23
Administrators Sale.
NORTH CAROLINA:

10Ahhm 1OUNTfs
In re-Estate Of Cad Webb, deceased.
In pursuance Of an order Of the
Court, granted in the above cause. A.
Administrator. ] will cell, on Thurs.
day, the 31st day Of May, at the new
barn, near the premises of j. c. An.
gier, TO the highest bidder, for cash,
the personal property belonging to
the estate Of the late Cad Webb. con-
sisting in part of horse, l wagon,
corn, fodder, wheat, a small amount
Of bacon and some other articles.
n. 4. Angler,
May 18th, 1883. Admir-.
All persons having claims against
said estate will please present the
same at once. Persons indebted to
the estate will take due notice.
may 1l.dltwSt
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-23

The hall Of the 81. Louis Erposi.
ton Building. where the Democratic
National Convention is 10 held, will
have a seating capacity of $4,000. II
will be illuminated by 1,400 electric
lights.