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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-12
Credit.
Charlotte uhrOn,sls.

ChAriotto Chronlcles 81
A drawback to the progress If
North Carolina, Is the system of
credits, that keeps The mang f,rt yer
IN debt and the few pressed fer the
legitimate profits Of their business.
When Il man has not to pay the
ready money for goods, be is APT to
buy too much, more than he would
DO in any c Sc ii b. had O. paY cash.
fEen when the time for settlement
comes. he oftn cannot raise the sum
needed 10 square up lis accounts, aud
even when he can he Is disc0n,ented
bgcanse he Is giving out hsrd-earIed
money q, d getting nothing in return
at the time, forg, tting or putting out
nf his memery the goods for which he
got tiust 4 q which he has contumed.
H. feels angry towards hIs creditors
for asking hun TO pay his hill. He
whistles that he hid been NOR
ecoro nical III his pu chases He re
greis h vi & gone in lett. He wishes
that lie had not bel able to r
cndit.
All nvyr The S'a'e, fa'mer. are To-.
ing 'heir hnmss because hey borrow.
ed money to freely; ard, all over
the State, merchants are making as
sig, mems, bankrupt becanse they
gave tpo much ci,dit aud cannot col
lee, What l. due them.
The only safe way 10 live and T.
transact business Is 10 pay Ss yon go
and when J Y cant pay, then don,
~. #SZ
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-12
The Decision Affirmed.
Asheville Citizan.

The case of Brown VS. BroSn,
which involves tho.L Love title TO what
is known rs the Love speculation
lands has just been decided in the
supreme court e North Carolina.
This dit cisinn eff cts H. title nf $50,
600 acrrs of very valuable land a'd
went to the supr nlr cjurt from the
county Of jackson IL il the most
important case eve tried in he State
The supreme court affirmed the ju ig
ment Of the cour; below, the plaintiff
claiming little under the Loves, and
The d, fendent under Bl,unt, ,ath
cart University. the Struder will and
others. his ne went tn the SUI
premp court in the spring f 1887,
and i}ting nf so much Importance the
supr-me court to X an adversary n
the case. Mr.. Elias, of Franklin,
was the sole attorney for the success
full litigant. rs b.. .us ss.t
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-12
LII,eraIity Tells.

The Gold Leg was pleased 70 se.
Mr. L G. Hackney proprietor cf the
Durham RECORDER and Southern
7obaccOnii here yesterday. One oi
the most genial and pleasant Of men,
be makes friends wherever he goes
aud bis presence in Henderson Is al
ways welcomed. His psl.ers are doing
well--we see thai from his we'll filled
columns and the enterprise displayed
IN their get up A literally patron
izyl paper il always tho best indie =
Of a live town.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-12
A Good One on the Captain.
STATE. yille LANDMARK.

Capt. Swift Galloway. of Wayne,
will be candidate for reading cl rk OF
the low house Of the next Legisla.
lure. He figures in all the Democratic
State conventions and has the bases.
voice in the State. Nobody Can un-
dersfand the words he utttrs hut the
sound he makes is awful. He is ex-
tremrly and deseryedly popular, and
If defeated for reading clerk il vii
be through the fear that he would
shake the glass out of the windows in
The capitol. He is sometimes called.
on account of the charac er of his
voice, the Bull of Bashan, but ls more
generally known as the man who car
ries bass drum somewhere 10 bis in.
ternal improvements.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-12
POMONA ELL NURSERIES
POMONA0N c.
Two AEDA HAI. + MILES wEsT
or GREENSBORO. NO


The main line OF lih RichmoLd n
Danville Railroad passes through the
g,ounds, and within 100 feet IL the
Office. halem trains make regular
stops twice daily each way. 'illse
interested in fruit and fruit growing
ars csdi dly invited 40 Inspect this,
the IaFgea nursery 10 ibe Ntate. and
ehs of tthe largest in the Suuib.
Stock coisists Of apples. peach, peur,
cherry, plans. japanese persimmon,
cpricots, nectarints. rnulDefries,
ounce, grapes, figs, raspberries,
gooseberrirs,. cnrrants, pie plant,
English xalput, pecaps. ehestnuts,
strawberiies. roses. evsfgrrens, shade
trees, &c AL the new and rare va
rieties as, veil as tbs old ones, which
my new catalogue FIR 1883 will
show. Give your orders to my an.
thorized agent, or order direct from
the nurrers. Correspondence solici.
ted. De criptive catalogue free 10
spplicsntsI Address, III
]. VAN LINDLEY,
P.aDopa, Gulfpri Co, 4, a.
Reliable salssnIen wansedin every
county. A COOL paying commission
will be given. IL
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-12

The recent session uf The Metho.
'list Protestant Conference at Hen
derson made arraugeme It's to estab
lish q mission, which Embrace
Greensboro aud High Point, and
there will be regular services at each
place. -Rv J, K. Ball vii have
charge Of the mission. A church Of
the Methodist Protestsnt dennmina.
tion will be erected at Greensboro a.
soon practicable. ..s 4. aa. ..
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-12
Marriage n Success.

Why should people keep raising
the question. is marriage q failureSs
when the statistics uf recorded msr,
risges show that q wnman's chances
20 marry are one-fourih sf one per
cent from so 10 SO years Of age; /;
ihree.eiphts Of one per cent. from 45
TO so; "a per cent from 40 TO 45;
81 per cent. from 35 u 40; 15l per
cent, ilom 80 to 80; Is per cent from
25 u 81; 81 per cent from ~ IL 25
and III per cent fr,m Is to 90 The
average percentages siiil exceed ihuse
Of sny other business speculations
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-12
People Moving In.
Henderson COLA I.i p

Vance county is one of the most
fertile and productive counties in the
State No where Is tiner tobacco OF
higher prices obtained. AID other
crops grow equally Ms we'll If they do
not prove quite 50 remunerative. And
this is one Of the reasons so many
people are moving in our midst Let
all come who may wish 10 be rich
nd live q long life.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-12
Good Idea.


N. Paul DeSoulede aud NJ Rel
nah, editor Of The Repr5'igae Fran.
raise fought . durl yesterday with
The usual result. Fur shots we're ex
changed. but neither combat ,ut WI.
hurt. II thrse gentlemen really wist
0 inflict injury upon each other th,,
should leave Paris aud jnin rival col
!, 70 football teams in this country.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-12
We Are.


TIE whole press Of The state ought
TO be proud ~ the port of wilming
ton. rs South Csro ininns are Vt Char.
lesion. Grorgians of Savannth. Vir.
ginians Of Norfolk, Marylan Iers ut
Baltimore, Pennsylvaui ,ns Of phila.
d,lphia. and New Yorkers are Of New
York.
Il is a matter Estate pride. in
which tvtry citizen shodId reyel
whdeyer other interests, or sepersit
| cal attachments Whatevar is Nortt
carolinian should interest North Car
olinians. III 8t L
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-12
cLEYE.A ANp.
HARRISON

Harrison has carried 20 States, by
aggregate msJprities of 476,006, and
Clevelani has rried Is States by
aggreg ,te majorities Of 556, 900. Civ
in0 Cleveland a popular majority Of
so. .000,or 1900 more than he re-
ceiyed in 1884 The official vot. may
vary the tlble wegive few thousands,
but il is more likely TO increase than
TO diminish Clrveiaud's majority Of
the popular vote
This is the FIRST time in the history
Of the government that the popular
vote has been overrul. d by he EIec
toral College. J ckson was defeated
BY Ada.ns in 1924 when jackson bad
5000 majority Of the popular vou'
over his Successful competitor. hui
the Electoral vote did not give Adams
his msinriiy He was elected by the
House. where each State was only
one vote. a 4 where Delagpre ami
New York had equa! pnwer 10 .lecid
ing the cOnie.t. 10 1876 Tilien had
a popular m inrity If 25O,00O bu.
Hsyes was d clared elected. The
Electoral College Ms honestly chosen,
was in accnfd with the popular vote,
but the miscarriage Of the will Of the
peopl. was due TO the now univer r.
lly execrated carpet-b ggers who
changed the result by the most shame.
less fraud.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-12
A Sheriff will Contest.
winston Twin Cit, Daily.

We learn as we go to press that
Sheriff Boyer through this attorney
gave notice that he would contest
the election Of DIR. league, wherein
he claims that he has been ii cted
Sheriff. Of FORSYTH county. Il Is
alleged that me hundred and City
votes were illegally cast for DE-.
league. His majority was only "a.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-12
We Note IL, too, With Pleasure.
Winston Sen tineI,

Mi. J. w Wilson, wha was chief
: nsineer in the survey of that marvel.
of railroad engineering, the Western
N. G. r. r., has been appointed BY,
the Canadian Government to inspect
the Canadian Pacific r. r. from
Ottawa to the Pacific Ocean. Tmsis
a high tribute to n gifted sNmth
Carolinian which the Sentinel is glad
to note,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-12
Bet He'll Succeed.


A Northern gentleman who nov
resides at Southern Pines, :Isors
county, says hs Is preparing land st
that place for the purpose Of testing
the culture Of grapes for raisins. He
feels confident that the climate there
is adapted to the growth Of this grape
and is manufacture ito raisins.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-12
Wont They Grumble, Thougha

Prs. ut /, dications are to the effect
that Sheriff McEachern's 'scost list"
will be large this year. The time
is Nv about out and large per cent.
Of the tax is still unpaid. He says
that the Gusts will certainly be add~
ed after nrxt Wednesday, Deeem.
Der 9th.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-12
That she will.


Durham received a severe blow by
the failure there. but durham win not
be 6owned. There is too much Of
that same push and pluck that made
the town what II 10 left in the old
land yet. Durham will come again
nothing is surer; and nothing IS more
gratifying TO North Carolinians every.
where. ~ .7@* -*5
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-12

Hurrah for plncky little Durham
Magniticently has she deported her,
self under the terrible strain caused
by the financial crash. But Durham
is all right. Il will take q harder blow
than she his yet received TO give her
q black eye.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-12
Sound Doctrine.


There must be unity Of sentiment
tnd a disposit on 10 sustain home en-
'erprise or town cannot prosper 81
it shou q.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-12
Happy Only in Defeat.

Eiitor WaltersOn Is the chfysan-
tliemum Of moiern politics. The coi-
der the day the more beautiful be
blooms
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-12
some In Il Here.

Who will get the iailf Is the puszing
question With a hes. Of hungry Radi.
Gals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
CHICAGO OVERRUN BY BURGLARS.
CRIME RAMPANT IN THE CTTY-SIIOOTING
LIBBY PRISON
nv rrLFGRtF:I 10 me TRIBUNE ;

Chicago Sept. Until few weeks ago Chicago
had been comparatively free from burglaries since
tbs murder OF Millionaire smell, but within tho past
few weeks they have become epidemic again and the
Inhabitants all much alarmed, as the police seem
utterly unable check the nightly crimes. Early in
week daring and success sful rad7 made
large wholesale clothing house in tho centre OF the
business portion Of the town. and Wednesday evening
Frederick Schuneman was murdered by foot pads in
pOpulOus part OF the West side. Chief OF Police Hub
bard has declared war against iders about town. and
his detectives received orders and
for vagrancy every of this class who did
gage In some legitimate occupation before tonight
Professional thieves VIII be gathered In fast
the policemen run across them. If there is abate
mcnt I'm the activity Of the West side gangs, 200
additional policemen selected from the other five
precincts VIII be into Captain Adrchs precinct
every night with orders 10 stop and examine every
body they meet on the streets after 10 O'clock
There Is great rejoicing among the spor'smen of
Chicago to-day. for september marks the beginning
Of the autumn shooting season in Illinois and Indiana
There was general exodus Of hunters 10 the marshes
last nicht and this morning, and some big bags
,,omscd as birds were never plentiful than this
year The days Of free shooting IN Illinois are now
a thing Of the past. SpOrtsmen have to pay literally
for their fun Everything is now preserved and
within fifty miles Of Chicago there are hall dozen
shooting clubs which immense tracts OF land
and controI all the good duck and snipe marshes IN
this State and Indiana. The membership In most OF
these clubs runs from two to three hundred ana
nearly all Of them have a long waiting list inner
an act Of the Legislature prairie chickens have not
been shot 10 Illinois for two years anu u VIII oc
another year before the limit expires Ihcsc oi'us
were RAPIDLY benz ex;ermlnated, bnt SINCE 'h'"
respite they have Increased with marvellous rapidly
America the weekly magazine which was stared
here few months ago, and which has Deeh suo''S
Considering tho amenities IL had 10 contend with.
has changed proprletors Hobart Taylor young ana
tieA chie.goan. who, up to the time America was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

sar'ed' was one Of the few young men hero who led
e OF elegant LEISURE was the founder OF the weekly
ana supplied tho necessary funds. Mr. TAYLOR has
grown tired OF his position banker but fascinated
win pursuit OF literature SO Thursday last hc
soid America TO Slason Thompson whom he had
engaged as editor. while he Mr. Taylor and Charles
brSan remain with the paper editorial writers.
Mr. thompson and Mr. Taylor were the Illinois dele
gates TO the convention OF the American party which
was held In Washington few weeks ago.
The original syndicate which proposed to move
LIBBY Prison to Chicago has abandoned the plan.
The movers in the enterprise say that II the propo-
son to remove the prison had not received 50 much
country thcrc would have been no diflculir r d,s-
posing Of the stock and the scheme would have gone
cato is agftating tho idea and claim that the prison
VIII surely be brought here. II Is 10 be turned
ri.r "a n1Scuh IN "hlch war rcncs are 10 be dis,
playcd Inc managers say they havI personal
relics OF Abraham Lincoln his Cabinet Officers Cen
erals Grant sheridan Meade, Thomas sherman and
others The South Will be also represented by pcr-
sona belongings OF JEFF Davis, his chief advisers,
street, Early and Stuart
Norman Williams. Mr. Phillips, Mr. wctmorc and
other officials Of the Bell Telephone Company here
are directing their attention at present. TO long dis
me me American cephonc and Telegraph Company.
WORK on the new line has been begun between here
forty foot poles Independent any other tccsra ph
or telephone line. and ten wires VIII be strung at
VIII DC required If the enterprise proves the success
which IS anticipated. Only copper wires manu-
Idc,ured ana strung after the most improved and
modern plans, Will be used
II seems likely that the enormous demand for
structural steel will soon lcad the construction
OK WORKS near this city for its manufacture in ad-
dition to those now being developed by tic North
t ,h Rolling Mills; One authority says that
INC SalcS or structural steel in This city amount 10
not less than $1,000 600 per year NAM buildr 9
,Snenes are DELAYED because II Is impossible get
INC material Andrew OndeIdonk of Now York
" d. Howard, James Dcerlng and other Chica coars
nav formed company to build elevated railway
running between the south ard west sides The
capital stock of the new concnrn is sI0 200 600
H. believed that Yerkcs and his Philadelphia back
ers are interested In the PLAN and reason for
ms suspicion IS found In the fact that several ~
unc Ilrec.1rs OF the now company have been asSo-
other schemes 80 o N"9 A'"S' anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

OF the Sapphire. and Will have It replaced by Trout
wheel from tho King Iron Works. Buffalo. before ,no
81 900 match race between the sapphire and staring
Thomas a. Edison proposes building an eiccuc
yacht sixty five feet I'm length.
Norman l. Munro Will make cruise TO the Wcst
r,dlee noxt month I'm the saw When He wants 20
have Of the polish worn OF her mahogany sihcs'
Charles II. Mallory will follow the example OF Mr.
Munro IL his mastlcss iron steam yacht Clfons
Just completed at Roachs shipyard, Chester, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

A Plaier.-Dealer-" what's wrong with the pay
mare She seems a bit lame. Has she cast pia'c
Croom-" Cast a plate! drvln' her ia ga" Z
cart this mOrnin and she bOcd and pitched mo a
carload o. crockery and talk about caslln pia'''
blow me II she didn't whole hlOOmin dinner scr
vice TO say nothlnk Of tournaments jun.
4 Barcfaccd Innovation-Thc antimoustachc move
nlcnt.-LIudy
The sca-A saline draught prescribed by Dame Ma
ture 10 cure heartburn between natiOns.-tJucy.
Qud Pro Quo.-John-" Herd ABBOTT thot chap up ID
Seems Almost ioikc temptin' Providence, don't TT
john No. bless ye; he's insured, iolLe enough
Judy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
BRACE UP, NETWORKS!
LET INDIVIDUAL RECORDS GO.

BETTER TEAM WORK is WHAT is NEEDED To
BRING THE PENNANT TO THE POLO GROUNDS
The record made by the Giants last week IL \ dismal
ana heatrendng one to the followers Of tho NewYork
cruz The writer expected that those haf dozen games
with tho reiuvenated Boston club would be hard ones for
the local nine to win but hardly expected The wholesale
oeeat OF the Giants that has occurred The local players
are as much surprised anybody and confidently OK.
pected to win four Of the played last week In
fact The mascot allowed to take his vacation last
Monday as the players did expect his services
IN those games The more supersous among the players
now think they know the for their defeats but
sensible ana close observers OF baseball worth
two OF that The the local club did poorly last
week Is exactly the same the they
so regularly earlier in the season and frequently for
several seasons past In fact that Is exactly why
the NewYork club has the League pennan The
reason is playing lack Of work. ana sacrifice
batting Efforts FOR personal defeating
the Brooklyn club this year. and Will be Just thing
that Will deprive the Giants Of the they do
stop. The Tribune has desire be severe on the
players but the fact remains the same, repugnant Us
undoubtedly is to the players and their friends
Several weeks ago. when the nine was playing in such
fine form and winning nearly all games the PLAYERS
work was entirely different from The past week or
ten days Players but mortal and much success
has apparently turned their heads Those men ought bv
this time be used Haery and take it FOR what it
worth. NevYork wants the League pennant and wants
more nonsense. 1t has had sunlcencv later
during the last four five The players
in this country. President Day AID Manager
Mutrie 1t the public which has generous
in the support OF the nine 10 it that those do
their duty week the local players almost % q
thought that the League pcnnant question already
settled. They would tell you that only miracle would
deprive them OF the coveted trophy They confident
perhaps little too confident After the lesson Of last
week they ought to steer clear and play
baseball Sacrifice batting and are what put
the club in the lead and continuance same kind
Of playing Is the only thing that Will keep the nine there
The first time that Conner O'Rourke Herman Sa.-
terry or Richardson makes home run. he ought to BE-
fined weeks salary. In the three Boston games
at the Polo Grounds the local players bat Just
ninetyeirht tines Efforts were made 10 make ninety
eight home runs with the appended dismal results: No
home runs at all only three in three games
sixteen basehits With scientific batting many runs
and hits might have been made in game. and with
that kind Of playing Of the three games would
probably have been lost. Il about time the Giants
curbed their suGgng desires and played baseball in the
interest OF the nine instead Of sell Applause course
but Kisses Jar onc's nerves and
Giants Will receive with continuation
OF their present kind Of playing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

John b Day. who IS an extensive dealer IN 'ooa'0o
promised Giants box Of cigars expensive on
too II they should four out Of the SIX games asO "o'h
but the players probably too delicate to smoke
Iangmann Jersey Cty's pitcher. described IN Inc
Tribune on Friday the ba soba phenomenon Of the year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

The Brooklyn club continues to 90 on IN itS summing
course losing games with regularity The clut has been
rrochedv managed for ono thing and tho player, see %
to be the most uugrateful and unsympahec lot oil men
one could find in DAYS march Individually ihey are
as superior tho other Association ciuD' A. e Wv"
York nine superior 10 the other teams IN The League
The BROOKLYN PLAYERS ought % their heads IN shame
a. the bare mention Of the -. Louis club inc "l''
nine will now probably win the championship 'a'''' INV
brooklyn players say that they Still have c''n'' ''
pcnnant honors but the management and close DUi''
y, tho nine have given m hone and be satisfied II the
BROOKLYN nine second place. Smith "h" uu 'u'"
GOOD work year has been all but useless us l'"'
Terry IL also n dlsappoin ment. and 50 il oFI' 4''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

IIsrsiord'- Acid Phosphate
FOR THE TIRED BRAIN
from overe1ertlon. Try IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

The games Of the next three weeks VIII in large
determine whether the local club VIII capture the
League pcnnant Tomorrow. Tuesday ard Wclnes
day the NewYork and Philadelphia viii play ar the
Polo Grounds "wednesday night the local players VIII
pack their cripsacks and their tour Of the
West II is that the team will play only a dozen
that trip but those dozen NAV make a
great change in the standing Of the club. The Giants
the al indianapolis Friday. and then proceed
to Chicago Detroit and Ptsburg Should tho local nine
do well It did the last trip the pcnnant Quest'o
will be virtually settled when they get back. Should
nine play has done during the Just past
It's will be few that its lead in the pcnuan
will have vanished Of sight and either Chicago or
Detroit will again be setting pace FOR the League
President John T. Day will accompany the team the
tour and that great deal than the casual
observers Of baseball think. Mr.. Day showed his
fine Italian" hand in the q the nine the
last trip and he will do It again this trip The Giants
consequently should games than they lose and
VIII probably do It. The writer expects 70 500 the local
club win seven Of the .wcvc games the tour and
they do that they VIII bring back with them and
afterwari win the championship Of the League. The
Giants must have the pennant THIS year or migrate.
The latest idea o. a shrivclled5ralned writer in thc
West is worth mention. lie boldly and places
his paper public be rdiculed by making one
81 the most remarkable assertions heard q n h"
baseball world lie intimaes that the Giants will win
the pcnnant because the League umpires all favor the
New York club in their decisions OF his young
man is extremely verdan and has not yet become u'd 10
city WAYS In other words. his ideas simply the
,,-oduct OF diseased brain There many public In
su,ons for people h!s mental balance and he should
be fastened hithcrwari soon - poSs bic Boomnriae
s his nropr place Of abode Tho fact, that the New
York club has handicapped more by incompetent UNI
hires this year than other nine IN the country some
decisions made against local club by those idiots Vaen
or,rne Daniels and Lynch were fragrant that their
aroma reached TO tho skies Regular patrons OF the Polo
Grounds will bear this assertion out