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National Republican., 1888-04-03

Tnr dcplonhc death Of Mr.. Paul, princi-
pal Of the high school. ought not 10 pass
without ,0lrtOry effect on persons who
ride and drive rccll,>sly in the street
Several accident. of Il similar character
lhNc occurred in New York recently, where
tlcr" may be some excuse owing TO the
crowded condition of the streets. No such
.Ncu,c applies here in Washington, where
tl,re /. an abundance of room for every
lllN
National Republican., 1888-04-03

Ir YOU suffer from looscness of the bowels
.>ncosturu Bittcrs will surely cure YOU. BE.
ware OF countsrfets, and ask your grocer nr
druggist for the genuine article, prepared by
Dr. j G. H. SieCert 4 Sons
National Republican., 1888-04-03

nSS2SfEDlCAL DEPARTMENT OF HOW
~ ARD UNIVERSITY.
Spring course of lecture will commence
April. 2 at q p. IN. These lectures are free to
the public.
Dental clinics will continued through tho
spring. {. B. PURNIS, Secretary.
mhJltnna
National Republican., 1888-04-03
n~Ss5@ MOUNT VERNON AVENUE ASSO.
BSS CIATION.
EXECUTIVE BOARD.

EXECUTIVE BOARD.
WaShingtOn-Mcss f. w. Fox, Jef Chand.
Ter, WIN. L. Clarke, VIM. NJ. Gait, Henry a.
willard,
Alexandria coumty-Messrs. Frank Hume,
Harrison Hatch, l., r. Windsor jackson Il.
Sicklcs, DR., q, Wythe Cooke.
Alexandria city-D. 4. Windsor, Park Ag-
new, Robert Portner, f. A, Reed, and j. Il,
Beckham.
Fairfax county, Warrington Glllmgham,
Nathan W. Pearson, MAJ. George johnson,
Walter Walton, and Stacey SnOwden.
OFFICERS.
Hon. JEFF CHANDLER, President.
Hos. Henry A. WILLARD, Washington, d.
G., Vice President
Hos, NJ, b. IlARLow, Alexandria, Va, Treas
urcr.
Hos. f. W. Fox, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington u. C., Corresponding Secretary
PERMANENT COMMITTEES.
on Charter, Legislation, and Permanent Or.
ganlzatiOn-MCss l.. W. Fox, JGf Chandler
j. Il. Sirklcs, r. A. Reed, ~ W. Pearson
stacey Snowden, j, H. Bcckham, and W. f.
Clarke,
On Right of Way and Permanent Location of
Mount Vernon Avenue--Mc,Srs. T.. H. Wind
sOr Park Agncw, T.. W. Fox, W. Il. Clarke
Frank llmmc, George johnson, +, 4. Reed
and W, tiillngham,
on Ways, Means, and Finance NIcssrs
Frank llumc, W, NJ Galt, DR., g. WythC Cooke,
y. 4. Windsor Robert Portncr, Harrison
Hatch and W. Walton.
National Republican., 1888-04-03

SATluNiL-'Jim. the Pcninar."
AIBNIou's- Richard Mansfield.
frrNAN's-rhc Night owls.
BuuC uC-.lICnry r. Chgntrau.
National Republican., 1888-04-03

NTs9 EASY, USEFUL FEET, sc.
~ The wise for health on daily walks
depend" and thousands visit DIR. WHITE,
Foot Specialist, 1916 Pa. ave, opposite VIII
lard's Hotel, for the painless treatment Of
COINS, Bunions, Diseased Nails and all COM
plants of the feet; 2sth year of practice In
Washington. Fee, 81 sitting for putting the
feet in order.
National Republican., 1888-04-03

Col Nenable, Chairman Faculty University
Of Virginia. writes:
The excellent work and high standard of
honor and scholarship in Mr.. ". ID. Cabells
Norwood High school in Virginia preparatory
10 the University and the large success
achieved therein under his administration
through his fidelity and wisdom In the choice
Of teachers and his untirng zeal and energy
give strong guarantees of the continued and
increasing usefulness of his Norwood Insti
tute in Washington, -
"CHAS. S. VENABLE.
"UNIvERsiTY OF VIRGINIA, Mar. 81, 1885"
MIR. W. W. GREENWELL, as A STREET
Nl Southeast, Teacher of Piano Beginners
a speciality. Terms moderate. If
National Republican., 1888-04-03
s5sse TO INVESTORS IN REAL ESTATE

sJSrs TO INVESTORS IN REAL ESTATE
have several beautifully located pieces of
rrol erty suitable for subdivision, near the
city on avenues extended, ranging from % to
500 acres, which offer at positive investment
prices.
Parties wishing to invest will do well to call
ON me before concluding their purchases.
have 3j acres, which has 1000 feet front
age on the District line, price only Sl0,OOO;
also 30 acres near the city price Si5 per acre.
Cash.
For the ready money ! have several positive
bargains. 5. TAYLOR SUIT,
fcbli-tuths2m i02 9Th 81. n. W.
National Republican., 1888-04-03

JUSTICE FIELD, OF THE UNITED STATES
- Supreme Court, writes:
"WAsHINGToN, ID. O., Mar. II, 1888.
-" "lloping that still greater. prosper
ity and usefulness will attend your labors in
tile Norwood Institute than heretofore, great as
they have already been, am, very truly yours,
"SrEPhEN j. FIELD.
"WM. d. CABELL, ESQ.,
National Republican., 1888-04-03
EDUCITION.iL,

~@~||~~~S||@||||||o| |o||"~Ncsr~~ ~~-r~~@<~>>~~~~>
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR.
the Bank of the Republic, recently secured for
additional college hall and new college office.
Three entire floors now occupied by this in
sttution. New classes for spring session in
six departments: Practical Business Courses;
Stenography and Typewriting: Practical Eng.
lsh Branches; Elocution; Benn Pitman Pho.
biography; Rapid Business Writing. Day and
tuition tuition by S The year. iG Quarter or monthly in.
stallments. Circulars free. II. G. SPENCER,
Principal; SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal.
National Republican., 1888-04-03
Observation-Disclosures.

NTANTED-PRINTERS - YOUNG MAN,
w aged IL years, wants to learn to be a
cOmpositor. Address u. A. H." 1909 New Jer-
sey ave. N W. 1,5
National Republican., 1888-04-03

WANTED - BY A COLORAD DRESS
w maker, work by the day, or would take
II home: references. 1873 l.. st. 1-3
National Republican., 1888-04-03

TIRE wEEEfY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
only q for Two Years-1sss and 1850,
which Lcludts the contest of the next Presidential
Election,
National Republican., 1888-04-03
For SIZE.

TOR SALE-oNE OF THE VERY HAND
H. soonest and best of the famous Mont
gOmery county small farms, VI acres OF first
miles west of Gllthersburg, on the Metropoll'
tan Branch railroad. Price $3.50, on easy
terms. The building new, fine water, abun'
dance of fruit. A beautiful summer holae II
rare investment. Il. IL. SYPHERD " Co, 1907
Est fe20.d&Stf
National Republican., 1888-04-03
NIAlII.nIllnnis.

TUESDAY, APRIL 3.
National Republican., 1888-04-03

titgle copicS for one Near...,.,.. .......,.., TOc
Clabs Vi ten for one year or clubs Of nyc fof
lNn wears sssss'.. s'''.ss'' t'sss - w
Extra Cory nnile.l free 70 party securing the
club. Postage paid.
National Republican., 1888-04-03

7ri rUiN isscfycd 10 suhsclincrs 1 y tarsi,. rns
, cents month, .UylGdiug sunday edition, o.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-16
News BOILED DOWN.

ITEMS OF INTEREST PRESSED INTO
r-w WORDS.
i Under the law Of Virginia corps
c,n he attached tor debt.
Dan'stra 'ereview reports 200 fail
ures during the past week.
Tie health Of Bishop Whittle, o
/ Virginia, hss been wretched.
/ Republican New York is not solia
fCs Blaine a. might have been sup
posed.
A Nebraska farmer was caugh
stealing thereof from over sleeping
neighbours head.
The Emperor Of Brazil, now i'll Al
Milan, il said to be in i very p,ecar'
ious condition.
All the weavers and spinners ii
the yincinity OF Breslau, Germany,
have gone on strike.
The police have found thousands 81
Socialist documents 10 Breslau and
many arrests have been made.
The trial Of John Dillon under the
Irish crimes act has resulted in sen
tence Of six months with hard labor.
The bin for the execution Of crimi-
mails by electricity, has passed both
houses Of the New York State I egis>
iature
A convention Of Prohibit;onlsts
will take place in Columbia, S. O., on
% instant, the object being to organ
ize q party.
A negro was lynched at Rowling
Green, KY, recently for poisoning
twenty horses belonging TO his fors
mer employer.
A. E. Stevenson, fret assistant
postmaster general, in an ophn letter
declines to be candidate for COVER
nor of Illionis. r..
The bookkeeper of Nicholson,
Frost a. Co, glassware, of Boston,
who recently failed, has confessed to
populations aggregating fully &c..
900.
Timber lands along the line of tie
Lynchhurg Il Durham road in Camp.
bell and Halifax counties are in great
demand and are being brought up by
lum Der dealers and saw mill men.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-16


George Ware, OF ReidsvilIe, who
sw sllowed dose of poison by mis-.
take. Is on. OF danger
the school authorizes of Rocking.
ham county, N. G., are having a three
enrncred eight over the location oftIe
Teachers Institute.
Oxford Orphans Friend: A fruit
and vegetable canning factory will lie
put in operation at our Asylum nv
the middle Of May II you will want
any canned gods next winter, send
us your order.
Boa $ are being built for use in the
work # improving and clearing Dan
river The work will begin soon near
Madison, n. @. About $500 Of the
government appropriation for iii.
work remains unexpended.
The business flen of Hickory. a,e
about completing a magnificent hotel
that will cJst $4,000 Ii will BE-
known as the Hickory Inn. It il
built upon an eminence, from which
tiue view Of several hun red miles
Of several mountain ranges can b.
obtained.
A robbery was committed IL
Mitchell county Thursday, in which
u beautiful young girl named AGNES
Dillinger stole $3.50 from her aged
and hard working father. and eloped
with a man named Turner Vance.
Officers followed in quick pereuit
aud captured the cnupie lust A. 4 ey
we're boarding the train. Both u, RI
Carried back. The father is hear,
broken.
Henderson Gold Leaf: The yanet
Guards have closed u contract will
JACOB Retd's SOus, OF Philadelphia,
for their uniforms. Mr.. Thos. W
MacNeat theirrepr, entative was here
Ibis week and took the measures al
the boys. and ID Is expected that the
tdiis will be tinished by the latte
part Of Juno, Gray trimmed with red,
spike tai! cats, il the uniform fleeiti
Ell upon The company gave it,
check fsr one-tbird Of the cost of the
uniforms In advance.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-16
THE DURHAM Y. MI. c. A

THE SUNDAY DEVOTIONAL MEETINGS
HELPS 10 YOUNG MEN.
The Sunday afternoon devotional
exercises OF the Y.M. G. A., are oc-
casions Of great benefit 10 the young
men Of Durham. IL furnishes them
. channel in which to direct their
thoughts and purposes to something
far beyond and above she perishabie
things Of earth. ~
The young men of our town need
sympathy and friet dship in the
walks oflife. Ii warns them up to
lob!er ASPIRATIONS and good deeds to
know that interest is felt in their un.
dertakings AMI that sympathetic
hearts are ever ready to help and en-.
courage them in their efforts to
become strdng, noble, christian men.
A RECORDER scribe attended the
meeting Of the Association Sunday
afternoon, and spent a most delight
full hour with those who are seeking
% benefit and enc surage their fellow
men. ~
The RECORDER Is 10 hearty accord
with The Y. NJ. q. A. II is q warm
friend 10 every effort that is made TO
elevate man and lead him into the
paths Of virtue and peace. There IL
fact that stands out on the canras
II his ory that il as much ola fact As
any Tact in all the range Of mans
knowledge; as much Of d fact as the
bloom Of rnse or the lines Of a crys-
tai. Ii Is the fact Of Jesus; that he
sasa man and became acquainted
wi b our griefs and sorross and laid
down his life for cur sins. There is
no greater love than this, Jet there
are those who ignore these flcts sim
|p'y because they have never seen
anything like il. They strangely
.hut their ears. They will not listen
TO the voice 0f an esiderce as All,
thentic as the evidence ofany fact In
all the range Of knowledge which IL
born ofhuman testimony aud rerso.
nal experince. And yet they will
bull up theories on human testi
mony 10 refute this fact on far less
trustworthy eyitlsn than that with
teaches the fact Of Jesus the Naza.
rene. The inconsisie icy Is strange.
Back Of the oak Is the acorn.
Back Of the Christian religion Is the
fact of Jesus.
Ia hin are the roots Of every
church that to-day Is lifting man into
nobility of character.
In him are the roots Of every hos
pital that rcars walls Of blessing an !
charity the world throughout.
In him q y the roots Of all the
worlds belt progress, that il bios
som ng ! 10 Institutions Of good and
into chirdcte tn finest, staunchest,
trues.. best.
In him are tlic roots OF all those
infinite p ssibi titles th / hitting up
he h ,riz D II destiny makes effort
hopeful, rong succlssFul in all The
range Of mans capabilities.
In him are grounded The princi.
pies Uf tie Y n. q. A., which Il
20 tie pup se IL lcatia. young men
into ways II rlrasantness and paths
of peace Aud the j. tent moral
power ila' Jeans wiclds is the Ger.
tain evidences Of biz having lived In
this hulna4ily Of ours 70 give ID !
Goilike destiny.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-16
THE BAPTISTs.
OPENING or THE soUrERs coNyES
TIos,

~ NM Vi THE s0UTERN C6NVES
TIos,
RIcHMosD, Va, May Eth
Southern Baptist Convention met il
annnai session here yesterday in tn.
First Baptist Church and was Gale,
70 order BY Prof Lewis b. Ely, D
Missouri. first yice-president, Rev
DR.. I. II. aiell, president, having
died since the last colyeatisn. Prot
Ely made fow touching remarks ii
relation TO the deceased president
after which Rev. DIR. J. L. Burrows
Of n rfolk, offered prayer and Rev
Geo Cooper, of Richmond. made an
address Of welcnme.
On call Of States it was found
thai 745 delegates were present, al
follows:
Alabama %. Arkansas 28, Dis.
trict Of Columbn II, Florida 5
Georgia 36, Indian Territory /, Ken.
lucky 63. LOUISIANA 8. Maryland Al
Mississippi IL, Missouri 68, North
Carolina lO4, South Carolina 100
Tennessee 10, Texas II, Virginia 169
The convention item organized BIZ
the election Of the following officers.
President ,by rising vtte) Rev. DR.
y. I. Boyce o. Kentucky; Vice-Pres-
dents. Lewis B. Ely, d arrolton,
Mo Rev. John Poll ri, Richmond
Rev, ]. B. Haw horne, Atlanta;
Judge John Harrison, Selma. Sec
retaries, 4, Lansing Burrows, Angus
ia; and Oliver f. Gregory, Balti-
more. The regular committees on
order of business and religion were
then appointed.
The rrport of the Home Mission
Board was then presented. The re
port described the work of the boards
as never before so prosperous. This
is shown both by the increase of it's
receipts and the amount Of work ii
has done. The report says the needs
of the board are greater than ever.
The work in Cuba must be largely in.
creased. That among the foreign
population Of the South and the COLI
ored people is just begun. To evan
geiizn our own country will not only
save America but speed the conquest
Of the world,
The number of accessions to the
church III the home mission field was
Z 496 and the cost OF the work was
SIT, 95S. Tie principal work of the
board has been done in the following
fields. Arkansas, Florida, Indian
Territory, Louisiana, Texas and Cuba
Of Cuba the report say: "The whole
Of the island is open TO the gospel.
The prosecutions have been heavy
but the faith AID courage of our Eco
pie are strong and unbroken. The
work done is not surpassed by any in
The history Of modern missions. Pray
for Cuba"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-16

DISSERTATION or rnE SABBATH ny TWO
DuYs own WOMAN.

DESPERATION or TnF SABBATH ny TWO
DpYs own A WOMAN.
That lot bed n inqnity, SIN Ky
Hallow, furnishes aroihrr chapter ii
It's disregard iut p. ace, Inv and Or Ter,
sunday, while the church bells
were directing the attention uf The
people u Durham totheir RI speciiye
houses Of worship. the emissaries 81
the devil we're h ilding q high carni
vii IN this dIsrcputable suburb 81
Durham.
Abaui 10 o',lork two coIored boys
Alex. Odom and join Sears. became
invoked IN 4 ,iispuie, the main cause
bling woman. But We shall not 10
into tho filthy details Of the affair.
Vulgar and profans words passed be
tween them. Alex. 0iom drew q
pistol and n. sanlirg il 10 the face Of
Sears ii gulrrd II he meant 10 call him
cettain names. Upon receiving an
Affirmative answer he fired. The ball
entered Stars face neal the nose AMI
came out near the car. The wound L
. serious one though not dangerous.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-16
Fish and Oysters.

since the first OF December, More
heal City and Beaufort have shipped
nearly five thousand barrels Of oys-
tiers, CLANS and escsllops.
The iish rits have cut Oh. and the
merchants aru nus reaplng i harvest
from tho employees, who always
spend their money received In wages,
very literally. Eiisabeth City Esons
omist.
sha5 are bringing very loy prices.
IN Iced the season has b, en- or little
profit 70 out lisliprtu,n Oh account 81
low prices, although the catch has
teen pretty fair = Washington Pro.
gress.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-16
NORTH CAROLINA PoLITICs.
TnE RIpeLEs UPON THE SURFACE Oh
THE POLITICAL WATERS.

Il 4
TIE POLITICAL WATERS.
The Golisliaro Arqus nsters i
truth that should 81 home to every
Democratic ha.rt when II say: TIE
man who dies Dpt 20 10 his primary
has 10 rigiif ID complain ifthe dele
gates DID not repre- mt his views Go
TO your meelises n thereby secure
the rcpr, ssi:atlon ol your wishes.
We niiftly agree with the Kerr
nersyille Nesus, when ii saws IN speak
ing OF Democratic success this year.
that the candidates should be known
for their integrity, their unbems
ished character, their perfect so.ri
ETY., " we'll a. other good qualities of
head and heart. A great deal de-
ponds upon the nominations that are
made, and one If the first ihlngs
Necessary 10 insure success is to se~
lect the man best suited for the po
silion to which he aspires.
~
Northampton county has instructs
"a FIR Thos. N. Hill for one Of tile
supreme Court Judges. AS the rip
ples become larger and larger az
they approach the shore when peb-
BE i t!.ruwn into the water, the
Hill boom gains strength as the time
approaches for making nominal ons.
Present indications poiut TO the fact
that the worthy gentleman Of our
native county will 90 into the con.
yention with strong following.
Henderson Gold Len.
We were in error in stating that
Onslow was evenly divided between
McUlammy and Green. IL appears
that McGlamny has the lions share
in tie delegation = GOldsboro Argus.
-
We see that Joe Caldwell of the
Statewide Landmark Is mentioned
tor Lieateniant Governor. Cala.
well publishes 4 capital paper and is
q sensible, strong man. The party
could scarcely do better than to nom.
mate him; but a good editor like
Caldwell Is worth a half dozen Lieu.
tenant Goyernors.-G 0lds6oro Ar.
que.
When Judge DANIEL l. Russell
said 70 friend the other day that
he would not think OF ruuing as the
lsopublicln candidate for Governor
and gave as his reason for it that the
Democrats we're too scared this year
70 make il safe for any Republican,
he spokrthe words Of truth and so
bern IS
Con ri .sman join Nichols m.
noanc J llinse!fas the candidate Of
the Rel uuiican, Ind elen dent,
KIM. hts II Lal,or party for the Con.
gre i ma nomination. In other
Wards nc announces himself and says
ha enteitains the same views now
that be dil in 1856. But will be
get the same voteti People ase not
b king wio will say that the
knights 4 Labor Organization 10 not
% strong as il was two years ago,
and that Il has lost lis Republican
unity in Thu district to \ consldera-
bic degree. Months ago one Of It's
Chief ufiiccrs said a. much 70 your
correspondent, and sad further The
Knights we're In some cases dissatis-
dei with Nc lols. II looks nov very
much like Bum will be The Demo.
!. attic nominee q .aintt Nichols. He
i = power ~ sli- stump and The cam
paige will lie made lively. = Raleigh
Or. ll'H Nesse ger.
..4
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-16

lHE general debate on the Tariff
kn vas to have closed Oh Wednes-
d1E next, but the Democratic mem.
fs Of the Ways and Mems Com
ttee have consented to an exteil-
N Of the time to mkt Saturday.
Ms decision was arrived at Satur-
~ morning after consultation
ith the leading Republican menu
bors, and the assurance was said to
eve given, that the extension would
" vt result in any postponement If
NAL action on the bill. II is obe
hope that this will be the case. Tie
country i patiently waiting for The
nal result, one way or another,
y are heartily sick and tired 81.
hspense. Il il paralYsing tie to.
acco trade to a great extent. The
@untry wants rest. II wants the
Nil passed and confidence and quiet
less restored.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-16

TIKI New Jersey Republicans have
declared for Walter Phelps - their
preference in the Chicago couyen-
ton. This leads the Richmond
Estate 70 observe that evidently
dnde'loal i looking up. Mr. Phelps
sports delicate siderlets below IL
ears snd parts his hair ii the mid
die, with bangs. II nominated and
elected Il. Berry Wall will bea suit.
able Secretary Of State, md ii i
hoped IN the realms Of dudedom thu.
Oscar Vide viii be appointed
British minister a. Washington.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-16

THg MAINE NAN who intended ii
kill his wife and then himself bril-
liantly decided TO cut his own throat
first. This proves, among other
things, thai the age Of inspiration Il
not wholly pissed.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-16

A tick u titi'tr i5i feet long AM
~ ircho, ,gr,te, b lieysd 10 be The
largsst pi,cs estr turned out fom
any saS mill, has been set from
Puget ! IN % m exhibition In sar
Francisco.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-16

THE Tennessee Democratic State
convention i in session at Nashville.
The 73l ballot for Governor was
reached Saturday evening with no
election. Taylor i In the lead with
07sl.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-16

A BIG flood is impending II Mari
nett, Wis The Menominee river Il
higher than ever before known, ex-
cept the high water in 1876. A
heavy thaw Of snow is submerging
Vic railroad North Of Baraga, Mel,
Ihe blockade will depend on the
FEATHER. There is a large amount
of snow still to melt. A destructive
cyclone has jnst passed through /
portion Of Illinois and Indiana. AT
Freeport, in the former State, much
aama.e was done and half dozen
persons injured. Wanatah, in the
latter State, il | re up trees and
blew ifchimneys. Come South and
Escape the cyclones.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-16
Land tor Sale at Auc-
ton.

BY virtue of a mortgage executed
to me on October 18th, 1887, by
James L. Barnett, | will sell, at pub.
lie acction, for cash, at the Court
House door in Durham, on Mcaday,
June 4th. 1888, at - o'clock, NJ, the
interest of said James l.. Barnett in
~ acres Of land In Durham county,
adjoining lands Of Henry Neal and
a'htls; also said Barnett's oue~baif
J ttrest in remainder in so acres Of
IA din said county, adjoining Jno.
B. Morris and others; also the one
half interest of said Barnett in 200
acres Of land In Orange county, adj.
joining lands OF Jno. W. Couch, and
KHovn as "the VIM. Couch tract"
AiIsaid lani is pailicularlydescribed
ii, III n'"' tsase, which is registered
in Flu ham Z up.y, in Book 10 Of
No. g'@"~ pag~ $50, and in Orange
lodmy. b wk p, rags 1888.
q. 9. FARTHING,
MAJ 2, 1858. Mortgage.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-16

The tide for revenue reform i
ssttiug in and gaining strength as Il
goes. A short while back the pro.
|tection papers in Georgia, among tie
humber the great Atlanta "Consti.
Zion, were telling Is that Georgia
was for high tariff. That il not the
case. The convention it Atlanta en-
dorsed Mr.. Cleveland aud his admin-
|istration, Senator Colquitt's speech
the Presidents message,
and the Mills bill. Furthermore. il
chose four enthusiastic Cleveland
men and tariff reformers a. dele
gates-at-large to the st. Louis con-
vention. Georgiastrikes out boldly.
A similar wave will sweep the South.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-16

The New York Evening Post
has information from Washington
that Mckinley will propose ! tariff
bill for the Republicans. The lend
ing features Of the bin an these: II
reduces the sugar duty little IDwer
than the Mills bill, borrows the
features Of the Mills bin On the
abolition Of the tobacco taxes, r.
peals the tar on alcohol used in the
arts, and, instead Of lowering. raises
the duties on woolin accordance with
the demands Of the Wool Conyea-
hon which, il will be remembered
we're for tariff 81 more than 100 per
cent. on blankets. and more than 100
per cent. ON v DOL hats.