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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-23

The Elizabeth City Falcon says the
Dareites take the cake as pea nut
eaters. The grand jury was furnish.
ed with half . bushel at q time.
A Mays Head man has feather
bed made or the yellow feathers Of
tallow birds. No idea Of the work
required to collect enough Of these
feathers for q bed can be conceived,
rs the birds have but q small yellow
spot near the tail, says the Falcon.
Murphy entertained. the Georgia
Press Association in grand style.
Murphy is piucsy town, and a
coming western town Of no small
proportions either.
The Executive committee Of the
In. g. Press Association will meet in
Raleigh on the 29th inst, to select q
time and place for the next meeting
OF that body. The call IL signed by
Josephus Daniels, Esq, the chair
man ofthat committee.
We are pleased 10 greet the Leaks.
vile Gazette again, with our old
FREUD J. T. Darlington at the helm.
II il neat and newsy.
| Goldsboro Argus The bean crop
10 now the centre Of interest for the
truckers hereabouts; and high are
their expectations for profitable en-.
lperience OF the northern market.-
Those who had peas planted IN this
vicinity have cut up the vines and
packed them away FOR forage, and are
now planting the same ground with
cotton. Such 10 the climate in which
We live.
warrenton Gazette: Push your
+, county, your town and your hom.
2 folks. II IL your town folks, after al
/. Who assist you when distressed
sympathise with you in your mis-
= fortunes and bury you when you die
.lLSye most those with whom you liy
Fl and associate; stick 70 your own REQ
4 pie. This the way and The only I
Guild each other up. Strangers car
D nothing for you and shed no tears .
Iyour burial.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-23
A RUBBER CHILD,
FALLING FOUR FLOORS SIrHour Al
PARENT EEFECls

FALLING FOUR FLOORS WITHOUT Az
PARENT EEFEcis
In Barrow street, at No. II. a few
doors below Fourth street, New
York, is FIVE story modern brick
building. 1t is new, ornamented on
the outside. and has fire escape that
reaches from the top story to the
broad stone coping over the front
door. One Of the apartments in the
top story is occupied blythe Wisemen
family. Besides the father and moth-
or there is little girl of eleven
years, another girl, Lillian, not quite
three years old, and u boy baby in
long clothes. A few days ago, while
Mrs. Wisemen was attending to her
household duties, the little girl
Lillian was left alone in the front
room. There is no guard to the front
windows. and the mother put a broad
ironing board across one of them
which was open. Lillian crept off the
bed. climbed up on the window aill
amused herself by playing with the
ironing board, and soon pitched
headlong out OF the window. There
are openings through the lire escap,
landings at every story down to I'll,
first one above the front floor, ahiei
is solid stone slab. The chill fel
through them ni!, and struck upol
the stone. Her mother missed he
at once, and hurried down to tn
second tier Of fats. The child Ia,
on the stone as if asleep, with he
hands clasped under the head. Til
mother picked her up aud claspe,
her to her BOSOM, but could not re
store her to consciousness. Lila
was undressed and put in a mustar
bath, and in a half an hour she wa
as sound and lively as ever. A ply
stefan was summoned, bat he copl
| find nothing wrong with her beyon
a bruise on one hip, and u sligh
scratch on her forehead. Thei
were no bones broken, When
Times reporter asked the little on
Yesterday where she fell, she point {
out the window and said "Down ;"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-23
a NNUAL MEETING.
Land sale at Auction.

BIZ virtue Of Mortgage executed 10
me by w. II. Hicks and wife, Nov.
.24th, 1884. | will sell at public suc-
ton for cash. at the Court House
door in Durham, on Monday June
Alb. 1sss, at IL o'clock. M. one acre
Of land in Hiekstown, adjoining the
lands Of Hawkins Hicks, Martha
Burton, and \. G. r. r., with two
tenant houses on il. Said Mortgage
Is registered in Durham county,
book 1, page Al aud 4l5. Also at
same time and place the interest Of
w. H. Hicks. in the following tract
Of land sdjoing the North Carolina
railroad. on the south, aud s. j.
Hester on the vest, and Hawkins
Hicks Oh the north and east. The
said Mortgage Is registered in Dur.
ham county,, in book No. 8, page i50.
g. q. FAKrHrNG.
Mortgages.
May 2nd, 1888.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-23
INrHE RELIGIOUS WORLD,
BRIEF. NOTES CONCERNING coSyEN'
TIoNs;coNFERENcEs AND ASSEMBLIES.

BRIEF NOTES CONCERNING C0NYENs
TIoNs;coNrERENcEs AND ASSEMBLIES.
The committee Of the Methodist
conference on Eplscopacy has sub:
mitted q report recommending the
election of FIVE bishops. The report
was adopted. An Intellectual effort
has been made to reconsider and vote
down the rule requiring election BY
thirds rule.
81
The Baptists had Q delightful
meeting Of their convention in Rich
mond. Great progress was reported
along all lines Of Christian endeayor.
This is undoubtedly wide awake,
aggressive body of Christian workers.
Many able and eloquent men of both
the clergy and laity were in the body
end much valuable work was done.
After a most harmonious meeting
the body adjourned to meet next
year in Memphis, Tenn.
| -
The tive Assemblies of the Presby-
Iterian church are busy, the one in
session in Philadelphia and the other
in Baltimore. They were convened
simultaneously on Thursday. Rev,
DR.. Joseph 7 Smith preached the
ope1ing sermon of the Northern As
sembly, and Rev. G. L. Thompson
Kansas City, was chosen Moderator
Rev. g. B. Strickler, d. ID.
preached the opening sermon Of tbs
Southern Assembly, and Rev. j. j
Bullock. ID. D., Of Alexandria, Va.
Twas chosen Moderator.
The joint centennial exercises o.
the two bodies will be held in Phila'
delphia next Thursday.
50
The Protestant Episcopal Conven
ton at Stanton, Va, have passe,
resolutions that Episcopal clergymel
and laymen in convention must b
white, and protest against the sffor
to sfface the words protestant Epis
: copal" from the name of the churc
: or title Of the prsyerbook. Some ofeu
readers will perhaps be interested i
1.-THE following report from the con
mittee on psrochial reports: Bap
s ltisms-adults. white, 500; coloret
: SO; Indians, 2; infants, white, 1908
n colored, so; Indians, /; total, LOO
Con6rmations-whits. 1882; colol
: ed, 1872; indians, 5; total, 1,2l'
IS COMMUNICATIVE, Ia, 639; co
o ored, S0l; total, 15.443. Marriage
h white, 3l2; colored, FOL; Indian
/; total, LOLA. Funerals. s94. Sur
e day schools-uhite teachers 1,54t
: white scholars IL 900, celored teacl
q ers 1921, colored scholars 1888
Indian scholars 1876; total 1914!
y Sunday school contributions, So
d 517.21. Parochial schools-teacl
+ ers, SO, scholars 1.424. ContribI
4 lions in diocese, S2z9, 1853.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-23
House and Lot for Sale.

BY virtue Of power conferred in a
mortgage deed, executed By John
Brandon and wife, 70 q. NJ. Hern.
don. and transferred 70 J. r. Gates BY
the said 9. NJ. Herndon, will sell,
a public auction, at the Court House
door, 10 Durham, on Wednesday, tie
10th day Of June. 1883, a. I2M, II
house and ut 10 East Durham. out.
side corporate limits, and described
more fully IN Book II, Pages lO7
400 and 400. Terms cab.
J. 7. GATES.
May Fl, 1883. Mortgage.
may 21-d3Od
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-23

The nine white Republican dele
gates to the Chicago National Presi-
Dental Convention from Mississippi
are all ex-Confederate soldiers. This
should make Senator Ingalls,. Of
Kansas, feel uneasy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-23
IAxrs @. BLaIsr 1 the create!

JAxEs g. BLAINE Is the greatest
puzzls Of the nineteenth century,
by lingo. He lays the hen and The
egg enigma in the shade as dark a
midnight. lie will be and he won't
He Is and he isn't. Well yesterday
sick to-day. Wassick but now more
robust than ever. Now you se'
him, now you don't. The gush
over him Is booming twaddle.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-23
Administrators Notice.

Having qualified as Adminisira
tor Of A. X. Tenney, deceased. ]
hereby notify all persons indebted to
him to make settlement with me at
once, and all persons holding claims
against him, TO present them To ne,
properly notified, for payment, on or
before May 18th, 1889.
z. ID. BLACKSALL,
May lib, 1888. Admir-.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-23
Valuable Land for Sale at
Auction.

BY virtue Of a certain Deed Of
Trust executed 10 me by William
Lipscomb, and duly registered in
Durham County. in Book IL. page
$50, Isl and l52, / will sell, at pub.
lie auction, for cash. at the Court
House door In Durham, on the 4th
day Of June, 1883. at IL o'clock, ~,
the tract Of land on North side Of
Little River, adjoining Marion Terry,
Mrs. Susan Dowd, sni others, and
containing 800 acres, more or less
and particularly described In said
deed Of trust, reference to which j,
hereby made for particular descrip
ton. ii. A. ANGLER,
MAY Alb, 1883. Trustee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-02


or ntaally aasas sts s5sts "a Sofasy,
4so 4 ,k,m Rspss'le. falls into ssFssai
ef oFs 70 iss i..s lusne
fte,elatss that tta PoHr-ixfrILtosH
rsn forced lbs v omsu saafagr gssssfnn
an the t4osis q shs tsfrAery lAss
atrlUr. Ttis I. 3 grave nistshs. That
ooea ION Vas ros - tta tns psople lat
so,.ne. hstIus ihet The former 20
man .uH saas la4 was declared Invalid
b. .bs saprems court Of the isrsiiosy.
gss klaa ttus thai tlas dscisiea has
since besr nsanlmeus'y iesihrmsd aud
tbas he . anansss u DO longer ones
tsopsd. shass ihinss, however tue
isslslssuss utioa psssse ste law aud
ma tho P5sr inrHLLlaaHcKa, vas 70
apousioie.
TIE R.rsbile faahFF aays that tbs
Pcar JsrElLxoEsok haa prediessd SOS
dscsslon il aassnen in several lsaass
t,as ps,vl.n s 20 see Aetisn d The soar'.'
Thss il sllli uess grave mistake. Tie
P.mr- lnrsLlaorSosa dl3 oos prsdici The
decision Ter sbs SsFg coed reason ID tit
had not shs most Eenote idea thai sash
4 Decision wss about 70 ba reader q,
AAaag Sc, i before the decision VS.
FsGdsrsd, e5ssssF, tbe fosT lszEItt
QkNcra dsd comH % 90 re vets IN tie
uansd states senate on hiAif's sesoin
tion pfovdine fsr he suenission q =
uonAa saitsas smeeeaens 10 sss con
esisu iou. 1his rEotably sceouats Tor
ths n pablse's enslsaa seialahe. eat car
olnssu psss,s ell SGT fall 70 sse shai
sbtft ooald have Be- o 40 gfssihis con
nsessoa arswssn the deeislen q which
Il spsak. aud tns F6ss 10 he senate.
TIE Rstebie farther SAYS thas the
poss -IA1xAiIaxScxa 'boAs.s saas tes
sapssms espa pti sgain declare shs
lac pneons,liallanss.s Thia is the
e2vsM msiaks o. all Zee PosT IN
4sauosscna taa maea no sus boasi,
nor 49, said ant,hss lhai esald es
ean.tsnsa tato sash ; boast. IL do
sAy thai snssv uAs decided dHsssnse
OF oplnloa amete ths lsulsfs q ihs
tsfsaoFy To EsRasa 10 he pssss u she
lses.i.tasa 70 e0nirs saafAee npOu
woasn. Il also save tFisfif Ehs feasss
or this alastsess OF ep,uioa aad re
niasAaa thai ths isSal poins Involved
sass lee onoe.
tie kstabllc ahf Old No more earsfol
a ths fas-rs Il u d.s.fes 10 retain to-
rryataton a osius oHs ~ soc saess ae
eassss newspaper. II ssa.sal WASH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-02

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sseaeyfna issssrs uknrs oue naea ihtln
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esr uaakiug d sAs nsss txpsnAlsa.
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sr6aeea-f0r postses - roshIng bee
sAsn . tax kvha upon sha - ~.
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81 > apls 90 not care whsahsf sUy oxe
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saspsas h 20 dsnsiboss q amoDa he
gsssis b. rsdssiBz the letter posiaes 70
aBs cant pr aases.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-02

NJ 70 b. sopea ihsl re fssssatior
,,os,dlav re- 40 iraaify trts ths y
I.ssa ies ID Asscg q tae psssai service
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fvasbsg ssoasdsrsd. Inst Tiers ,
necessity Tor SAGA Hn iDaaisy. 20 co.
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wiii dssy.
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n.intsts.slon 10 pssisi sesvsss 10 . arsss
5 nlon Of toe q us5 ssaias bss pees
,stsy snfsfiof n shat Is SIS cufisR ihs
ysss. tsDu sessssiy pae,5ine. M fFea
sae e,stass Il o. bsvs eva issnts beer
h..fs. bns from ne entite req uss
81 go n s,la.lpei. Prem TsEas g
Washington tsrsmovy tss vsopis hav'
b 90 ds.ss,iaasd 4 lie ssiv esF.neefsr
j, the tsha..s % tns bss ad9inlstfs'
son.
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10 the siFHts n,a5s - tsa ad@ieisifa
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w,ts shsasso - Bsqsseted. Esonomf
fn.tkad 81 llisssney. sss BE- wAtehWofs
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NOT hesitate l. aaesihes tae latter 70 tt'
former.
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th4 90 sasfacus snsplaa wss piisd 81
10 sss ifsssary - order thas Ps,sidsn'
clseslsnd might hags pfsstEs isI 81
a.saals upsn s1e psassstlse ssrla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-02
cosssRVA,isa am asa wRsAe
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q ssase t0u ,bs pestptass dspattnsas
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am ats ~ gee shAtefs lasx ~ q
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spss u he gVsstuatns.
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cusd q ~ usstas akd lns iassrssl en-
iss aands seat aspaid. 1asss might b.
sous isst asa lsa Ter iasissins taat sks
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eva ssptnses. Batihe siiaA,iOn = co
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. dsasi ~ tue sssa-asy, sasFe q great
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tsation, tais ssaally us dasy q ihs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-02

O'Brien, one OF the prisauers Who -
aapsd fs.m the WaliA WtiiA e9aatg
ii rse-ntly. - slili ~ large. Drpav
<senH G5s- resaraed ff0m osnteFeilie
aad paadistan. wasFs be geHt to 4saron
~ 10 mtsssns ma. W3sd asytng bsen
tnaeissd fhaf ae <aa seen IA Center
Vais last Aoodsy STEERS ssa.
Ga gsna1y g b tne L iietoa Mate
rust ogs3xs, sale uao3 - ostsis IS
tsasssne sns . s@s. sAs 80 81 aSay bs
a1aseE a. Flftr hes3 u cattle we're
gass 10 tns & %. bai ma = siazis bansn
aesng peFi aed, sthoaxh N. lives Of
"a ,ns gao stssd % sse bridge. as g
Srut q 80. ~sFs IL great peril Som
ssss fnilred haWssur, sms os taeaa
wefs "a iasis, Ga. ssaiiV, A. y
Ntfs, Rssuk uasttf 4c1 Its-pa BsaRsi
rhss artt2s @ss aii ~ 1916. ~ e1s1
.; f5lo0Q iisiii b Fs0aaG
TIE NllRoa Each reporis ,bs death q
" A oaat, - sci knosu Ard Rep O.
q pioneer, 500 a.. 3 "a Nee OaeaBs &C
gsnatfy asn.= NJ. Uesl sss = msB OF
n.ld rAtls weaitn and seat 20 Mes
iyt ans snd igvsete1 ID prop~rtxs Il BE-
"a - fscstsa statsd that be ditd ia .
3 svissi, SD natetaR has been oetFd o.
- pstvse gscerA sesry - msoet.
NJ. Cost easns - y Rsttila essnty.
Oaaea. ~ nc sod laesEad 90 vht -
kaasn - csS.'s Or ssiaR, ssie from
Aatoa. Re wss 6 years Of 49, and
lesvts = stfs aat to chiidrsn- Ae IA
vsas,e atian - 70 WAL heeame q his
properly 81 be uaae.
A prominent stock @An says that .
ereat manf eatf,s re bstnz dFewn' 4 q
~rske river. TIE cattle 40 cal epan tne
ise in cgngss q see Watef ana - ~
sut a esesks ass teet are sngaiisd y
l.res naGeeFs. tb0 RS saia - base
hsrn K.e case da-iBs tee eei1 Siuses By
we4as We wsrs visited aVr pears aRs
al Se are Ici9 thst tue t1st ttat US
Fpsuii eossng tse season wih pEc5ab.Y
as sqasi - sr~4itE tsao Iaen. IA f9-as
- y ~ ffssE AZ. efuwglnR aaa atafs
iBe The eAltle wosid g prstty VEL
,hlnbs1 cut.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-02
HOW TO BUY LAND.
Certified checks. payable ct sight. Oh
the Puget sound National Bank.
given as security for money
invested
COOK & MOORE
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

rEeo THos8 nRzlnouS o. nUrTNa PRcP.
I ersy en 1zs. 40 ken1ut1g pre- p4rsy
es2ers ana ian llerd1. ~ e9N - fullr2lpas
wswsil ..,1ewr ~ tan fhrse moztks q
49, yaass il uhzeA - raT isF - iznd yau
Warhnrza naither rrzufzm e. futore.s an
1i.e rssnnAatR, and VII stxe ycn . uaErnn -
We hnvs kts a So ans go has ere csuss
70 Na1lsnn street. ana Hre wil4in : ra1ias 4
ars and . haH 81 las IRON the FcsolEes.
Thav l4F wail sd sEe temrable la1s
We rsqslrs onsy 10 pr GA - a earsesi
wsnGy sid re vii 8ixe cerlsasd eheet fnr TIE
ran aEornt e. each and sssEg sukesqaant
n shscs l. arnwn - the Pnxsf ssuua IA
szer.l Bank- an1 e msde pAFahlt q 1shf, lass
REantiEG the pMzetasaR aaaansaNsA nna nxsws
issss thal hzSs sever essh hsfaFs oa.rsd
Aftsr yoa have b.rezinsa for go o. rne.a
lras shoaid Tcu. fhrcagh ricknen q aecidest
b o1a pressed fsr mcnsy, you hgFs enly -
Ps3es1s yuur checks a. rs lark and ehsr mili
Be c1zhea On the apot trr their tut face value.
shsuid seu sse cider lana nat yon eoasle ~
II ahcsf, re Escn1F n he hank sanzEs year
order and n ahso1Haely hsSaRd chr e1afFal
uElli pa iseEEnt TIE checks 70 as n pavmanl
II fail for he pioce ~ ne land hasxsfrlrl ~
Yea ere. enael0re, ~ the upa1an and priri.
ieees We o1sr insured ngGlnzl acaidaua. Nsa
are yoaF treasurer an4 hanAMs Add A 10 envq
tine An ouaar % yelaz1io rropertF.
Hbeal1 yon a ans ane. Aoworsr. present.
ina cnecks - csnk for paynent f5ey Efu b
iunedlaieiy honored ana f1raara "a % n.
snd yoa taeFeoy nnnui al rights a pzxchase
a. The said lsnd
We oaef G9ld1n oppor.nnily All adv,ss
Fea - guy nv. Danr wAft for tine 20
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saying. canld have bought sucA ana snch I
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MAKE Yu1T iRxoHla, No Dalxoe low small
earn eomslhing. ST Tour cognsr ssens =.
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mittee e tne chamber o. esmmeEee,
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day saofBfng 10 the DarioFs Of The Ts-
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sabstsnfsaiig soc sane ae Frcited 10
fksss slanTs yesterday. The sisizsns
eers mash pseased with the inteFvse&,
snd went awsy sslisaed that tse rail
sosd company would c0operats With
sns CITY ~ n kine tnese 1sncn needed
Improvements.
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TO % REsUILr. = Passion q Drum
are FuousidsnR tnsir sasn and door fac
tory. recently destroyed BY IRE, % .
mnah larger eeaie. Tne exessatinR for
fns pianipR mill IL bling carried "a rap
Idly, aad wien csnplcsed this portion
81 aus mill Wiii Be 80 feet longer than
TIE old one. The ESQ sill part Of tue
establishment viii slso be Greatly i'm
proved. .Bd the output Increased % 90
Co feet Der dav.
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Eos. knsboy soIs hats 20. TekiAs {
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Real Estate Brokers, second AND Iam.s -.
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