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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

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Liza Fad. on Fssai Scene, ar, br,>dy - fol
lows. o. shss ssone e sppesrs tiastths kings
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ecosss<h thTvns, pruczred Is sssue for hrs
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tiuued unsf &c .zrse * Kenneth II, ~ho -
moved = 70 6nnas. and il lz6 - ~7s -
rnosuss 81 Sdysr~sI sr0u Score u Lo16on.
wA-rs & wss dep<zss~d IN Serspuio<1ar 50
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

Two Little Poses
Ore us-Ty azn asy Gay
I've ss~es ->ss - play:
Al a. ooce fney took notson
LEY ~orsd DE n IN s-ryi
.cDees Evtle roses.
60 Fs0ny lstle roe>e.
= To var 10 rSzn axsyi
ney ssoie along III tenor:
T5~Y oasnasred sp r7 WALL.
nay si1E,h>d tnso usy ~irdow
70 nzsks q r1vrufnz call
Cs-er httfe roses:
Tupuy isttle rc>as
70 make = norufsg szlI
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

The Hero of the Future.
"Oh. he's a Dsl With name renowned,
ASd widespread fame hath he
Hath he written alistic tale'''
Not G booklet OF his will you see"
Hath he discovered the reason why
The willy baseball oureeT'
Indeed. h never bath watched game;
From business be would not swerve.-
"Oh. IS be the sluzges that killed J So
Or the boss-stroke o. q crew.
mo; none OF these tame and frivolous. acts
Would be, SIR. stoop 20 DO"
.whst is ~ Oh. tell me what hath he doner'
Hes honored DER every cashier;
Hc's broken the record o. every bank,
And skipped with million clear
Eetro0 Free prsss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
OUR YOUNG FOLKS
Fos Ola Gs- .So SOY READERS
E4ss~ls saxxs.s80ss Aos4t csllsesasx So
ws~as Fi@as Dlrscsis1s - segsEd -
tas rrsparsflsa al asazlsag Of
Casiee SPsS4aasGs

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zDsaa E pz<g - tzs saunssr - 80 80 Ae2re,
- faseiaaxLlg oocsEa1laa - ool-s-sz-g ssa
s-os > Suggested s.o1g sta so<&s S1z.eiy
chssFions aboss Ia s-4ss, glssa rsoes1y -
l,o.5sa Dan
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

Ashes - Rssss-
Under . quaint tnerviis
AZ sncleat sa<- s8o gray,
wri1hieo and stepped Old fellow
l. dreaming here ts-dEy.
The passionate Hss Of scwers
Planes N 10 SIMMER ar,
Ana e nlls the golden hours
Win perfume faint and rare.
Green are the trees above Rim.
Blue the sales znd clear.
Bat where are the hears t6st love him.
Who sta 60 ions4y heTef
Triumphs and wresths for beauty
And youth. on This iife's stage.
But homage 70 year, is duty.
For what cares youth for age'
Age. with the hopes all baaisbed
That lasted but day.
When youth snc its Joys have vanished
Forever ard for ave.
thlak 10 watch him u.usins
This grizzlea snd gray old man,
There Is gazing that IS losing
In living out life span.
Give me OF Lethes waters. -
10 hfe's first autumn time:
Let NE fall as a strong oak totters.
Axe-rven At It's prime
Ect with a ster that falters
Along the path OF years
Aud rot With mind thar rslters
With misty doubts ana fears.
Swiftly. without a WANING
Lei the angel hurry by,
In The strength OF manhcods morning.
AT my zenith, let me die
--EyE>u MeCsf,y. IN Chicago H~s!6
An InfaIiIbie Remedy.
EAe had suffered with the phthisio and hsd
taken tons OF physic,
And whole bsrreifuls of bitters, and whoi>
LOADS OF nsnseo1t pills;
She'd been troubled with missms, and nj
choked up with the asthma,
And been shaken for msnth or two viii
sRue and the chills;
She hsd had the yellow fever. OF which 10th
ing &C Jld relieve her,
And the rheumatism famed her so she could
not so about;
And she grosned with tonsiiitis, and the nos'
acute bronchitis.
And she suffered endless tortures from the
twinges OF the govt
She had tried old school physicians, "Cnr1stsx
scientists" mssioisns,
Indian doctors, electricians, and magnets
heslers all,
And drank tons OF nauseous liquor. but grew
ever sick and sicker-
And they got the undertaken 70 prepare bel
shroud and pail
Then great auction sales Of lsces advertised IN
various places,
Csoaht her feverish eve one mernsns-ant
she leaped UP sound ano we'll.
Shs shook OF deaths stirering rigcr- and Wiz
most emph attic vigor.
She grabbed her husbands pccket-oook and
rushed Gown town pen NEIL
-Y1sk<e siad<.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

Leap-Year PredicamenA
He had made a friendly call
That was all.
Ana 10 thought Of danger meas
DID appear
But alas on. worst OF woes
She then started 70 propose.
And what pen can well disclose
Half his fsoT.
That he'd fam the subject ehsage.
Is not strange,
But her vfli " have hersay
Would not stay;
Tbsr.,ors, suIious 20 retira
'Twould have crowned his hearts
desire.
To have some one cry out "F1rers
Right away.
His enhsrsssnsnt Vas pitiTul tesess
Ia nae.
A. he serred for time 20 get RS thoughts
IN shape
What = scrspei
'TIssons years since tbsy have met
But he's thinking 81 isyet
Ana be I'll never quite forget
III. escape.
-Bosfo. svsse-
TIE sea he SEA the eoHndless So
60 open. csesr ard hreezv
frns,svcv csr iris fesliaEh-
which rszss ne a. greasyQ
Ttou strsfshssf fsT fron pole - pels-
Tscu brooseft 20 resistance
rwsh tse TessSi voUid1 ron
VIII s-c5 = strange persists3csa
Ire earth err adzirstfc- draws
Bat tees - sizs At asabls
r15 Lord Whatever "a NJ osyss
O. tals Interior tro1hls1
lcwe 70 ga. O. thv srxssss-
- Maltese Ers1ff
lssd Fet , v7ss I'D 70 cbsors
O suickiy rssehisg iss6n
Nr won1roos isvs fsy ne. toth eurr
las Ecnsr. -ithoe1 6ose4.
Great Sect fssr ~ srssst ~ tzyz
Conrlstsy 'nsies caz3
Ccstszue psez- Q ooantlsss So
Tnv 70 sar - srf 80
II srrkes re vsTT fc~rfssF
70 setssr rsr selev
- 60 = s-~--
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-06

writing Of this letter until it became
probable that he would be nominated
regardless Of his Florence manifesto
and NoLENs voLENs, perhaps his OBJ
ject, in this supplementary epistle,
is to place himself in such aposition
tha', il he should now be nominated
in the face of it, there would no
longer be any ground for the sim
preston or imputation of "indirec-
ton on his part, as he confesses
there would have been in case it had
not been written. In brief, Mr..
Blaine by this supplementary letter,
has simply REMOVED THE ONLY I'M.
pEDIMRNT to his acceptance Of the
nomination in question. It's much
as to say to his party, "Now, if you
nominate me, you will do it under
such circumstances that, while no
man can justly charge me with hav-
ing acted by indirection, / will have
no valid reason for refusing to ac-
cept."
The RECORDER is strongly Of the
opinion that he viii be nominated
and that he will accept.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-06
Flendlsh Conduct.

One day last week. we could not
learn the exact time, the dwelling Of
Mr.. Tom Thomasson, in GRAVY lie
county, while he and his family
were away from home, was broken
into by Lon Smith and his wife, both
Degroes. who stole S2l0in cash. Not
satisfied with their steal they set FIRE
10 the hcuss. But for the timely
observance aud aid OF sno her col
ored woman, who saw the fire and
put 1t out, tie entire building would
have been consumed. Smith and
wife we're captured, the mo9ey
found, and both Of Them are now il
the Oxford jail awaiting trial fol
their fendlsh conduct
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-06
How We Get Along.

The secret why country editors
married editors -are such a jovial,
and contented set has been 'given
away" by Mrs. Margaret Andrews
Oldham. She has written poem
on the Country Editors Wife," in
which she tells the outside world
how We little fellows get along. We
will give our readers a few verses.
It is good reading. In many cases
it is true to life. The author is an
editors wife herself:
II the editors sick, or away, or behind,
Inneed gilmore hands and more haste,
She directs his wrappers SO they can be
read,
And writes his leaders right out OF her
head,
And willingly makes lis paste
She reads the magazines, papers and
books,
As the cradle she softly rocks;
While the editor sits in his easy chair,
with his fingers thrust in his tangled
hair,
She quietly mends his socks.
Then she reads the ad. with the editor
Just to find what each has paid.
sBut the column ad. OF the jeweler
there"
So he says, "and the harness, and hu.
i man hair,
Must be taken outin trader
She wears the corsets he gets for ads
And rattles his sewing machine;
She uses the butter, eggs and things
THE country subscriber so faithfully
i brings,
With cheerfulness seldom seen
But her life so full Of merry delight
Has one dark cloud, alasl
Though she shares his ticket to circus
and play,
To lecture and negro minstrels gay,
She can't use his railroad pass!
When time hangs heavy on his hands
She beguiles the hours away
With Jokes and laughter, music ant
song, III
And pleasant talk, and thus ripple aIon,
The whole Of each leisure day.
oh, who would change this sweet con
tent, s...
This simple and trusting life, =
, For that Of a queen Of royal BIRTH
For the happiest woman on all this cart
Is the country editors wife!
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-06
The Pronibition Convention.
MONEY IN ABUNDANCE AND A T9T
CAMPAIGN EXPECTED.

MONEY IN ABuNnANEE AND HI
CAMPAIGN EXPEcTgp.
INDIANAPOLIS, Inl Msys0.- The
Fertilization campaign opened Is
morning at Ellison's hall. with 1000
people pies, For half an honr o.
more they did nothing but shout and
yell.
Gals were made for the National
nominee Of the party III previous
years to cake the font seats epon the
stage, and Green Clay Smith. Of
Kentucky; Neal Dow, Of Naine;
Judge Black, Of Pennsylvania; Gi1-
son Stewart. of Ohio, John Russell,
Of Michigan, and John p, 81. John,
Of Kansas, responded, the latter re-
csiving a second ova ion.
Mr.. Dickie called attention TO the
fact that in the Providence 4 God
every one of the nominees upon Tux
National prohibition tickets FIR tho
past eight years had been spared Il
theday. while Of the Republican ans
Democratic nominees, Cor the same
period only four survived.
An address If welcome delivered
by Colonel Eli Ritter, Of Indiana
polls, to which Mr.. DeLaae re
sponded. The roll Of States wa
called for membership of the yafiou
committees and recess was taken
An ample campaign fund will b,
raised by the Convention. The Hon
Samuel Dickie OF Michigan, will b
continued as chairman Of the Prob
bition national commiite.
4 TIE Southern delegates are nearl
solid against woman suii&gs. Tn
| fight will be very bitter, with III
chances in favor ST victory for IN
ladies, whose partisans certainly out
number the opposition.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-06
~ WON'T, and 1 VIII"

Mr. Blaine has written anotherlet-
ter in which he says: assuming
that the Presidential nomination
could by any possible chance be Of
fered to me, ] could not accept i
without leaving in the minds Of
thousands Of these men This faith.
I'll supporters in the past) the n.
preston that ] had not been free
from indirection, and therefore
could not accept i At all"
Mr.. Blaine having delayed The
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-06
ATremendous sensation.

The burning ola Mississippi River
Steamboat causes considerable ex-
element In New Orleans, Just think
of the astonishmeDt which DR.. Lees
Liver Regulator has caused by curing
Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Indigestion
and Constipation, don't fail 10 try Il
Trial Bottle free.
when people suffer pain they want
10 be cnred and quickly 100, nothing
EQUALS Red Flag Oil for ell pain, price
rs Crnta At DR.. N. NJ. johnson
a Co.'S Drug Store.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-06

A man near Vienna lost three
wives, by each of whom be became
possessed Of a child and d mother
in.law. He was on excellent terms
with all. These ladies used % N Ct
frequently at his house, whore they
cane to see bis children; but the
meetings finally culninated In q
grand pitched battle. and they al
three subtaaaed ibeir soB-in las !
witness.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-06
House and Lot for Sale.

BY virtue Of power conferred ID a
mortgage deed, executed BIZ John
Brandon and wife, 70 0. N. Hefn.
don, and Transferred 10 J. 7. Gates BY
the said @. NJ. Herud0D, I viii eel,
Al public auction, at The Court House
door, 10 Durham, on we1uesdag, 49,
10th day Of June 1853, a, i'm Il
house add lot 10 East Durham. On,
side corporate limits, and described
more fully IN Book II, Pages 4g7.
4O8 and 400. Terms cash.
J 4. Gates.
May II. 1883 MOrigsgee.
may 21-d30d
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-06
The Exposltlon Commlttees.

The Chairman Of the various Com
mittees on Exposition and County
Fair are requested to call their re-.
spectiye committees together for the
purpose Of making out their work
They will meet n early rs possible
and report at the join, meeting Of III
the Committees 20 be held At Capt.
Lockhaft's Office June 18th IL 4
o'clock +. ~,
J. ). LocKHART, President,
Il. q. HACKyEY, Sec'y.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-06

ALL eyes turn with interest to st.
Louis to-day. The National Demo-
cratic Convention is in session there.
From present indications il looks
very much like it is to be Cleveland
and Thurman. The Southerners are
turning up with many kind words
for the hero Of the red bandana.
.Good Lord exclaimed Senator
Beck, Of Kentucky, "why, Of course
We are for Thurman. Do you sup
pose I.would dare 60 back TO Ken
lucky without voting for the old
Roman9" All this makes glad the
hearts Of the Californians who were
first on the groGnd With the Thur
man boom. Every one Of them
wears abandana in place Of badge.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-06

The announcement is made that
Miss Amelie Rives, author Of "The
Quick or the Dead" novel which
has received 90 many comments,
willshortly be married to Mr.. Archie
Chandler, grandson Of John Jacob
Aston. Mr.. Chandler lives in Paris.
Miss Riyes is at her home in Abe
marie county, Virginia, busily en-
gagged in her literary work.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-06
Dnrham's POLICE lieeord.

During The month Of May twenty
nine warrents were Issued ior ofltusel
committed against tn pescc AID
dignity Of our tosn government
Chief 81 Police j. A. WO0dall has
kindly furnished US with a list Of these
warrents, which we're fiE drunken.
ness 10. boi.terous lsnguage and
carsing 3, assault and b ttery 10,
obtaining goods under false pretenses
I, throwing stones /. larceny !, rape
/, fast riding /, and stock running On
street /. The Mayors court ines !, Z
the month amounted 70 silS.90.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-06
Land and Personal Property
for Sale at Auction.

BY virtue Of \ mortgage executed
10 me " j II. Shields and wife, on
JnIS l3lh, 1856, registered in Orange
County, IN BOX n. page ~, I will
sell. Al public auction. FIR cash, al
the Court Honsa door In Durham. on
Monday, the 4th day Of June, 1888.
Il IL o'cllck, ~. l04 acres ofland,
nure Or les adjoining Geo. Piper. J.
!. shields and others, and particu-
srly described 10 said mortgage
Cd. | will als,, Al the same lime
ana pace, sci. ~ virtue II q chattel
mortgage, executed TO me July 18th,
ss6, BY J. II. Shields, and register
] ii Orange County. In Book N.
age II nc bay mare mule, 6 years
Ia, and one gray mare mule. 10 or
y ysars "a. ami one two horse sag-
n and harness. Terms cash.
q. @. FARIHING,
NAV 2, 1888. Mortgage.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-06

The Protestant Methodisis, in
conference at Adrian, Michigan,
have closed their work and returned
TO their homes. They determined to
exclude women from the pulpits Of
the denomination. A recommends
ton forbidding ministers to eele-
brate marriage Of divorced persons
who have violated their marriage
vows was adopted. twas also voted
to strike out from the Fundamental
doctrines Of church professions tn,
words, "the holy Catholic Church.
and substitute ''the universal Chris
tian Church." 50 as TO read: /"
believe in the Holy Ghost, the uni
yersal Christian Church.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-06
Land sale nc Auction.

By virtue Of Mortgage executed 10
me hy W. II. Hicks and vile, Nov.
2ltI. 1884. ! will sell al public aues
ton for cash. AZ the Court House
dor 10 Durham. on Monday June
4th. 1855. II II o'clock, M, one acre
Il land in Hickstown, adjoining the
lands of Hawkins Hicks, Martha
Burton. and y. q. r. r., with two
teuant houses on il. Said Mortgage
Il registered in DORIAN county,
book 4. page IA and AIS. Also Al
same time aud place the interest OF
W. II Hicks. in the following tract
d land adjoiUg the North Carolina
Railroad, IN the south, and 8. j.
Hester on the vest. and Hawkins
Hicks on the north and east. The
aid Mortgage Is REGISTERED in Dur-
lam county, IN book No. 0. page $50.
q. @. FAKrmIso.
Mortgages.
May 2nd, 1888.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-06
The coming Giant-Trust.

The modern "trust' companies are
the offspring of high protection;
and high protection is a child Of the
Republican party. You doubt this!
See how loudly the Republican party
has proclaimed for high protection
wherever and whenever it hasspok-
en-.
Someof the high protection iourn-
ais imagine they see an argument in
the fact that certain articles can be
bought as cheaply now as at some
previous time. IL the Government
derives a per cent. Of revenue from
a given article or commodity, and
the trust a profit, then the price Of
that article or commodity-what-
ever the price of it may have been
at some other time-is enhanced to
consumers to the exact extent Of the
Governments per cent. and the
trusts profit. And from this con.
cIusion there is no escape unless thu
tariff i .barren ideality," and th,
trust a myth.
Are ..trusts myth? Not much
The modern trust" is simply a mo
nopolistic tariff. or tax, levied upor
the people BY the power and inso
lenee Of combined capital, and en-
forced BY Iife's necessities for th,
benefit Of greedy human sharks
THAT is about the size Of it and
twist it around as youmay you can
not make anything else out Of it.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-06
Administrator Notice.

Having qualified as Admlnisira
Tor or A. X. TeBne,, deceased. j
hereby notify al persons indebted to
him 10 make settlement with me ~
once, and al persons holding claims
against him, 70 present them b me,
properly notified, for payment, On "
before May 18th, 1883.
II. ID BLACKNALL,
NAV lib, 1888. Adnl'r.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-06

Send 70 W. }. Wyatt & Co.'S and
get a piece Of Lump Rock Salt for
each ofyour horses AID cows. Try
il and you viii never DO without II.
may % dlwK3m
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-06

Norman missionaries continue 10
pop up here and there in North
Carolina. With great daring they
have resumed their work Of making
proselytes in Haywood county.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-05-03
NOTE AND COMMENT.

The Brattleboro Reformer reports a
fire at the chemical works at Natick,
Mass, which involved loss of $50,
100000. Natick must be something of
a place.
The friends and former students OF
the Orange county grammar school
and of the Randolph state normal
school hold a reunion at the close of
present term of school at Randolph,
June %. Edward Conant acts for the
committee.
Among the persons pardOned at the
accession of the Emperor Frederick is
the New York communist Justus
Schwab. Schwab, however, will not
take advantage of the pardon as he
has prospered in America and likes it
better than Berlin.
Scribner's Magazine for May is one
of the most picturesque and varied in
its contents of the issues of that peri
odical. 1t contains several wholesome
outdoor articles full of action, adven-
ture and exhilarating exercise. The
illustrations of these are spirited and
realistic
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-05-03
VERMONT NEWS.
Railroad sorimmage at Barre.


Projects for building a railroad from
Barre to the quarries were recently
started by rival concerns, one cOmpOs-
ed of citizens of Barre and the presi-
dent of the Montpelier and Wells Riv-
er railroad, the other supposed to be
backed by the Central Vermont rail-
road. A certain piece of ground for a
starting point has been desired by both
parties. The Central Vermont cOmpa
ny recorded a survey through it, but
the Montpelier and Wells River COM
pany rushed in and bought it. Fears
were entertained Friday of some move
ment by the Central Vermont toward
taking possession of the land, and ac-
cordingly the Montpelier road ordered
two car loads of rails and ties brought
from Montpelier, and at 10 p. IN. a large
gang of Barre citizens, including some
prominent tOwnsmen, went to work
and laid four tracks across the land,
finishing at 3 q. m. Saturday morning
in spite of efforts from the other side
to thwart them. Exciting events are
anticipated in the future.
Hon. F. E. Woodbridge died Sunday
morning at his home in Vergennes.
MdJOI w. w. I1oHIy Vi DuEIlHSIOu
has been engaged to deliver the Memo
rial day address at Craftsbury.
The Baptist Sunday school state con-
vention will be held at Fair Haven
June 5, 6 and Z.
E. French, president of the Montpe-
lier and Wells River railroad, died of
pneumonia at Evanston, ILL.,, Wednes-
day.
The state republican leagues execu-
tive committee have decided to call a
mass convention of republican clubs,
at Montpelier, June %, which date the
United States republican league has
set aside us Qualification day" This
will be after the national and state
nominations, and will afford an oppor-
tunity for Green Mountain politicians
to sweep the field and compare notes.
There are already 100 clubs in the
state, and so more are likely to be en-
rolled