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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-22
GEN. Won MOI Ike
He Has Retired and Is Succeeded by
Count Won waIdersee.

He Has Retired and Is Succeeded by
Count Won waIdersee.
An English writer, dealing with that
great field marshal. Won Moltke, who has
just retired from active command Of the
German military. once said:
"Aloltke the Silent-der Schweiger, as
he is called-is generally considered tho
greatest, and is certainly the most sue
cessful. of living soldiers His achieve
ments at Koniggratz, Sedan and Paris
have never been surpassed and compel
the admiration of all competent military
critics. Silent, quiet. cold, the very in
carnation Of concentrated thought, lust
as you see him walking in the streets or
moving in q drawing room, when every
body stands respectfully aside to let him
pass-sO he stood on the battlefield, his
cold, clear eye passing slowly from one
point 70 the other. and his cold, clear
mind weighing the chances of victory
and defeat with the intensity and seren
ity Of mathematician bordering over
the solution of some grave problem.
mo one il is said. has ever seen Count
Moltke excited, not even at Sedan, where
the greatest victory Of modern times de-
cided the fortunes Of the two most pow
erful empires of the continent. His calm
ness seems mysterious. almost awful, and
there is something strangely sad about
the silent, lonely man. His wife died
some years ago; he never had child; his
nearest relations. with the exception of a
nephew and niece. seem to be Kept at a
distance by him. Who are his compan-
ions and friends? To whom does he ever
talk in friendly, familiar wayY Nobody
has ever been able to tell me. though
have often inquired
IAN old man long past so. he still ap-
pears without fail whenever duty calls
him. He is TO DO seen at almost all the
emperor's receptions, the most striking
personaoe near the throne But how does
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-22

on James Morrow's vacant lot on Scott
street rested upon the health officers
for that district The owner
had been found A resolution
was passed, in which the health officer
was directed hereafter to bury all dead
animals found within the city limits.
which endanger the health Of the people.
without delay. When the owner cannot
be found the expense of the burial must
be borne by the health officer Of the dis
trict, burials to be made without DELAY
but q reasonable search TO be made for
the owner Of the dead animal.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-22
These show the drift.

Everything in Umbre
from a fast black Bingham
An all-the-year-round st,
with extra attractive pr
things turning up in it all
time,
Both ends Of the store, middle entrance.
Have you kept track of
Rubber goods? No gossaI
in the store that isn't of q
rubber. $3.50 to $23.
Market street front, west Of Main Aisle.
All the big and little wi
nots for the youngsters. Thi
for wear-from head to hed
and a wilderness of playthir
Dimes do wonders for ii
Bright Eyes.
IOHN WANAMAKFH
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-22

A GENTLEMAN interested in the vii.
mington Dental Manufacturing Company
had ar interview on Monday with an
English gold beaten, who eamc to this
country six weeks ago and who is now
employed with the Welsh Dental Com
pany 81 Philadelphia, on tho question Of
wages. To the question as 10 how much
he earned in London. he said. I'VE were
lucky e earn SO a week" This same man
is getting S16 week in Philadelphia. In
London he worked for Mcssrs. Wright
and Bull. the most extensive gold foil
heaters In the world Comment is IN
necessary.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-22
wANAMAKER,s.

81 q % ata aasa
PHfLADErPHIA, Wednesday, August p, lss
We pick here and there a
hold up this and that for yC
but not one in a hundred of t
interesting priced things get
mention in the paper,
It's the lull between t
whirl and hustle of SUNNI
and the rush and racket
Autumn. Things with a b
gain favor fringe every stoC
$50 Jerseys for S1.25; all sizes.
Toilanette Cloths, in high colored fa
paids, % 3le yards long, 6)c 70 81 40l
Ladies Collars and Cuffs. at third off
original price
6-pound all. wool Blankets. Taxs4 in, sal
volume.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-22

Charles Bowker, living at zoos Monroe
street was bit through the right thumb
about three weeks ago by a vicious cat
De went to Philadelphia yesterday. ac-
eompanied by his physician. DR.. Frantz
to consult prominent physicians al the
medical college. Mr. Bowkers arm com
mcnced 70 swell after She bite and -cg
terday II was swollen 20 the elbow and
much discalored He is fearful of ser
.i..1s ra.lllE.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-22
Hoard of Hnnlfh.

There was a fun attendance of the
Board Of Health at the regular meeting
last night. A number of nuisances were
discussed and orders issued for their
abatement Among them. the closet be
longing TO George w. Gray aud others
at Second end King streets, was ordered
abated within Eve days. 1t was decided
that the responsibility of the delay IN
barslng The carcass OF the horse that lay
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-22
HENS OF INTEREST.

Butcher, Painter, 406 Shipley street
The days are growing shorter as the
weeks are going by.
Leonard Heiss the Tailor, f. Third
Dead to rights-The sneak thief
Corsets made TO order. Good fit guar
anteed. Mrs j. r. Ward, 603 Shipley st.
The editor Of the Dix fCal) Tribune
oilers years subscription &c the man
who leaves the largest watermelon at his
slslee between nov and October l. By
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-22

Postmaster Gallagher of Omaha has
taken the preliminary steps toward rails
ing a national Irish American fund for
erecting a monument TO General Sheridan.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-22

a AANitlbLE bAlsLgo-Ns tuQe.
Q. Observers balloon. TO give uuob-
structed view overhead. this portion con.
sists Of three or more small balloons at
tached to a light strong framework, from
which is suspended the car that carries
the party Of observation, the operator,
ballast, instruments, etc.
This car also carries, coiled upon n
proper reel, a drag rope Z. which Is long
enough to reach the earth when c is at
it's lowest attitude.
A and O are connected by a light
strong cord d. probably two miles long.
and strong enough TO hold the entire
plant captive when G is anchored TO the
earth.
Telephone communication IS had be-
tween the different portions of the plant
through properly insulated wire placed
in tina core Of ID. The ends of cord d
terminate 1t s and c respectively, being
wound upon quick working reels
= is constructed similarly to c. and it
Is ~ ARRANGED as % slide freely. upward
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-22
JOIN WANAMAKE.
BUSINESS CARDS.

DRY GOODS.
/ IpPINCOTT,
- BIZ MARKET STREET.
DRY GOODS. SILKS.
UNDERWEAR, COATS.
HOSIERY, WI
AT the lowest cash prices
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-22

LIQUORS.
JAMES A. KELLY,
WINE MERCHANT.
Sole Agent for Bohemian Budweiss
Corner Tenth and Shipley streets.
T'alerlof
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-22
ToIIN SAVERS,

$. W. Cor. Tenth and Orange street
PURE LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL
POSES AND FAMILY USE.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
The Graded school Faculty

The following teachers have been
elected for tue Durham Graded
School, by the Board of T'ustees:
White eto0i: Praf. Thos. j. sim.
mons, Prof. Erne I Mangum. Miss
Bessie Fauring, Mis- Mary II.
Simms. Miss Alberta NEWTON. Mrs.
Annie Jordan, Mrs Jessie Lewellin,
Hiss Laura Sana ders. Miss Lizzie
Lindsay.
C0iored School; Prof. Jas 4.
Whitfield. Prof. Chas. n. Hunter,
Prof ". T. II. Woodward, Mrs. Ada
NJ. Hrnter.
The Buar,l, al its meeting yes!er.
day evening, appointed q committee
II txo. consisting Of Mr s. Z. Toln'
linsoa aud Mr. J. S. Carr, to take
isto consideration the roptiety Of
erecting a suitable building for the
Grnaed Sshonl aud to receive prop
nsiiions therefor.
The chairman Wis instructed b
proceed to take steps looking to th.
securing of the Academy lot to th!
use and ownership of the Graded
School.
The sale ofthe lot made on Saiur
day TO Mr.. j. s Carr. at s2,9M sa
confirmed.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
How nlen Die.

VI we know all methods Of approah
adopted by an enemy We are the bet
tsr enable to ward off the danger and
b ,stpone the moment whrn surrender
becomes ineyitrbie. In many in
stances the inherent strergin Of tae
bod, sufIices to enable il to oppose The
tendency toward desth. Many how
EYER have lost those forces to such an
extent that there i little Or no help.
In other cases little all 70 the
weakened Lnpgs viii make all the
difference between sudden death and
many years of useful life. Upon the
first symptoms OF Caugb, Cold OF
any trouble II the Throat OF Lungs,
give that old aud well-known remsdy
-Boschee's German Syrup, q careful
trial. II viii prove what thousands
say Or il TO be, the .beneiactor Of any
home" weow
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
What The People Say.

Thomas McAfer, Chattanooga,
Tenn: 1T gives me pleasure to i'm,
form yon 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 Inso
mnia. At times she suffered extreme
ly with Neuralgia, and all The rcme-
dies used and recommended by phy-
sicians only gave her Temporary re-
lief. Your Coca Wine has done the
work.
DR.. G. A.styles, Atlanta, Gil Fl
have used your French Wine Coca
with marked success is srprasensi-
.tiyeness ofthe mental faculties ari-
sing from excessive Intellectual
strain; also in nervous headache
sDd restlessness and insomnia Of The
so.called typlo.nalaria fever,
milo If.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
Braec

You arc feeling depressed, your ap.
petite Is po.,r, you urc bothered with
Headache, yeu ire hIge Il, nervous,
and cen ralls oul o. tDdis, and ' ant
10 brace up. Brace al, bni not With
stimuIanis. spring medicine, OF bit.
ters. which have f,s their basis very
cheap, bad wlii s., ani shich stimn.
.lascs ven for IN hour, and then Il We
ven IN worse condition than b. fore.
What sou want i nj Alternative that
will purify your blood, start healthy
action II Liver aud Kidneys. restore
your vitality, and give renewed hraiih
and strength. snca q medicine .oii
will end in Electric liiitcrs. and unly
30 cents bottle al Il Biacknall 4
sons drug slnre.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
bonded warehouse.

Several times The DAILY RECORDER
has g. n advocating the establish
ment IL bonded warehouse in Dur
ham. Al the last meeting Of the
b ard OF Il ,le the following gentle
men acre appointed committee g
take ths mat Or 10 band: Messrs. j.
Il. Loek hart, A. ii. Stokes, d n.
Duke AMI L j. Parrish. We are
Gid 70 learn that il is certain 70 be
built
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
stallion seas. Il 1883

PIgT BELMoNT.-Standard No.
1864 Dark Bay Horse, with black
points, loalded 10 1852. sired by Wood
f,rd Pilot 1G40, first dam Bay Ubiel,
Maid by Belmont. 81, 2nd dam Bay
Aieie, BY Bay Chief, son OF Nam,
.brino Cbi,f1l, 3rd dam by Pilot,
Jr.. ~.
Woodford Pilot, sire Of Bedford,
Z 26J. King Midas, 2 2Si, has trotted
in 2,25I snd was sired BY Woodford
Mambrino 2,2lI, sire 81 Abbotlsford
.2,I4l, Mambsino Dndioy 2,l9l, Pan
coast ALI, Convoy 2,22I, and seven
Others in $50 list, whose dam was
Bruna BY Pilot, Jr., the sire Of the
dams Of Maud S. 2,0Si and Jay Eye
IS {. 2,l0, the two fastest trotters thai
ever lived.
Belmont, by Alexanders Ablal.
lab, Is, sire of Golismith's Maid
y II, stands IL the head o: "WUcd-
hurn," the great breeding establish
mont % Al J. Alexander, of Lexing'
to-. Ky, ard is The sire Of Metwood,
2 1877, Aedgewood, 2. 10. Dick Moore
222i, Nil Dssperandum PA, Vixin
2.24l. Cora Belmont 2,2iI, and nine
Others in the 2,3O list. The dam Of
Belmont was Bell, by Mambrinu
CLicf, the size Of liad, Thnrne 2,iSi
ard Eve others II $50 list.
Alcxanders Abdallah was sired
~ IIamtletoniln, the sire Of Dexter
l2.ii aid four other tfoiiers In 2.3G
list, whose sous anil daughters hay,
given 10 The turf 53T performers IN
2, 80 list ilis bloc Is found III 81
per ccat Of all tr tiers iii the 80
liis,, IN 81 per cent. &C al 10 Tile II,
Hist, aud in 81 per cant Of all thu
have records u 2, l6 or better, Will
oi the ven that have records Of 2 l
and better, al but one have hi
blood.
With these facts n q guide ] 6iFe
| th ) services Of Pilot B lmont unli
August lst. to The public at $3.50
for the season aud sl.00 10 III
groom. lie Il limit a, however, |
ton mares aud will make The scaso
al Stagville.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
Durham 81 Northern.

We learn from Maj. JOHN Q. Win
dor, who has been in town to day that
tile cars are now running about eight
miles on the Durham 4 Northern
Railroad. The grading IL about
completed. Mai. Winder say the
road will he completed ia plenty time
for the Exposition and Railroad Ju-
bilev. The work is being pushed as
fast Us possible.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
Committed suicide.

Mr.. w. ID. Cole, formerly aclerk
with Mr.. Jno. W. Markham, Of this
city, committed suicide last Thurs
day near Lystra, III Chatham He
had been in the Morglnion Asylum,
but had returned Lone. His mother
hid gone somewhere aud had been
absent about half an hour, and, on
her return, found him hangin by the
neck dead. II hid hanged himself
with shret tied 10 q ioist Of the
house. His feet touched The floor,
but still BE was dead. He was buried
at Lystra.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
TO the Farmers.
DuRH .M, N. O june l5. Isl

Y
During ihe past few weoHs ] have
had no druE.mcrs IN the field, MOI
have | written letters advising the
farmers to sen their tobacco, but on
the contrary have advised them 10
hold their tobacco, believing prices
would be much better II las turn
ed out as Thought and hundreds Of
farmers will be benefited. / may
have lost money by doing 50, but II
was my judgment, and ! thought il
my duty.
now take pleasure in saying, all
desirable grades have advanced, os
specially good to fine mahogany and
bright wrappers, and are wanted. !
made some splendid sales Of tobacco
to-day. j. a.. Holloway. 1874 lbs,
$500 So, average, $685.. p. Rob-
erson, 566 pounds, 1904 26. average,
$50 %; w. T. Robertson, 40 bounds,
sl61.95, average, s3i 46; Z P. Rog.
ers, 1872 pounds, $500 Az, aver GO,
s27.39; Nichols ~ Thompson, 996
pounds, $227.63, average, 2.86; ]
z Snipes, 1852 pounds, $40 80, ay-
erage S22.35; Dave Carter, 200 lbs !.
s43 50. average, $2176; A. NJ. War
rem, 1879 pounds, s26l.74, average,
s22.22 Cutters are doing well, also
medium and good smokers and Fill
ers.
You n now get your tobacco rea.
ldy and come along to Parrish's
Warehouse. / will have no drum
mers to annoy you on the way or IN
town and hope you will not suffer
any 10 turn Won from my Warehouse
i think can do as we'll for you as
any one. While cannot always be
At my Warehouse when you drive in,
| | will be there at sale time and see to
ii that you get full prices NY fac
! tory requires a good deal of my time
aud attention as am now selling
three times as much manufactured
tobacco as / did At first. / am com
lptlied 10 give portion Of my time 10
! it, and cannot be at both places at
tbs same time. l Will be at the
| Warehouse at sale time, which is the
important time 10 farmers. | speak
Of this because ! hear some drum.
mers try to use this against NE ]
know the farmers can see through
this and fully appreciate the fact
| that for warehouseman TO have 3
factory that uses upwards of half q
million pounds If tobacco not only
requires q good portion Of his time
but is an advantage TO the farmer.
| keep COED ord polite clerks who
will see sou taEen care OF, and trans,
act ,tu business with promptnesl
and accuracy, and will be Oh sale
, 70 see thai you Get a. much as can b
! paid Tor your tuliacto l do not lool
for my decline in prices GU balanc,
Of crop. / hop il will still 60 higher,
There il room 81 some grades.
Ioa 81 know me. 1 have neyel
tried TO deceive Yen l eau do a
( nell for you as any one and will b
glad TO sell your tobacco.
Il With thanks for last fayors, am
ii Your friend.
/ L. j PARRISH
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
Died

On Tuesday, al the residence Of
her father, ID. w. X. Richmond, Esq ],
At Hurdles Mills, penon Comfy,
Miss Carrie 6. Richmond. 10 the 10Th
year 81 Der age. She was sweet
young lady, who bad Lot Of friends
Ia Durham n well a. the surrounding
counties. Il Is sad indeed that one
so bright, 80 charming, should be
cut down while Just budding with
womanhood.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
Dom, slana lhet Pam.

II don't do 10 NEGLECT natures
warning, aches through tic system
cause Rheumaiism, Neuralgia, Back.
ache and Pain 10 the Side. q prompt
and safe remedy u reqlitod. Red
Fiag Oilthc famous pain cure Cts the
bill Prize 20 ccn,s.
Arc yOu copsumpiiye 81 do you
suffer With cough Or COLI, if - Use
Puritan C0ugll aid consumption
cure Price 25 cents. AZ Dr. N
NJ. Johnsons Co.'S Drug store.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04

The Electric Light Syndicate
and Gas Works company have not
vet traded. There is some prub Bill
ity of trade and il ihey DO Dnrs
ham viii soln have Gas works This
will be auolher step forward W.
trust the trade viii Be consumateaj n
IN early daS. J
The County Convent on Iwill hr
held next Saturday, 70 noun Ante can.
dida,es Tor the diII.rent CE,nnly uili
ces AMI candidates for ,thc Leg sla'
ture. Throw aside Xpersonal pref
prences, nominate Me most araila
bic men. We VI need our best an'
| The ligIK showers in the a. sdjO =.
Ing count have improve. =, Tue , .' '
bacco c5fp somewhat. Bot ,, sGeFS y So
not " good crop male ., iuls .. Is"
The Acreage planted L smaller tnan
he Deen for years.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
FROM CHATHAM.
DIR. B,RaETT's SERMON AT MARraa's
cHAPEL--oRDISATIoN--THE TO-
BAcco cR0P--THE coSFED-
ERATE REUNION.
ERkTE REUNION.
CHATHAM, July 3rd, 1889.

ERkTE REUNION.
CHATHAM, July 3rd, 1883.
Last Sunday the Chathamites gave
Rev. Dr.. J. P. Barrett a good hear.
ing On his sermon on the Distinctive
Principles of the Christian Church
The new church is handsome struc-
ture and we'll finished in and out, and
the charch is prospecting greatly I'M.
der the Passionate of Rev. DIR. w. 7
Herndon.
DR.. Barrett's text was Romans xiv,
III. Like everything coming from
DIR. Barrett. bis views of his church
were ably, strongly and eloquently
put. But often all mep's church
views are mJre from the way they
have been raistd tlisn from any in
vestigation. My father never would
preach what is cal cd . denomin4
tional 8 rmon, and his reasons were
always eivea in the following way !:
Once in the porch of a village hotel,
be ard smslI party Of gentlemen
wrfa converting with Judge CASTOR.
and, Of coarse, were charmed and
delight with the conyer alton Of
that great apd good man. But one
who had nore brass Than brains, and
more imDudence than manners, alb.
rnptly ak 1 Judge CASTOR how il
was possible that he WAS M mbe
oflhe L man Catholic ( hurch. The
Jaige gaad natrred!y r-plied, thai
nc 9 uIi give the very best reason
forit. and the only one which either
could give for belonging % their re,
speciiye churches namely Il was
raised a Catholic, aud that, | have NJ
doubt. is why you are q Presbyte
rian." .
For the great mass OF mankind
they belong to the churches in which
they are raised DIR. Barrett's ser.
mon was devoid Of everything thai
could, in any way, Re offensive, aud
his peroration was really grand and
eloquent
Mr.. Ebert Hernaon was ordained
Deacon after tie simple aud i'm
pressiye Ritual Of The Christian
Church. He vas a good, gal AM
soldier ofthe 9Th \. g !, and has more
than his share Of Yankee sinkers in
bis body.
| am cory TO hear the. farmer;
speak 50 disparagingly Of the tobacco
crop. They say, almost without ex'
ception, that they do not expect Over
hat a crop. Their great hopes are
ceatered on the late planting. The
other crops are no more promising
th n tile tobacco. =
This corner of Chatham viii b.
well re, resented at the Confederate
reunion 10 be held ct PntsbvrO Oh
the fret Thursday in August. They
are preparing for a grand time, an'
doubtless Chatham @Ill spread her
self" on that occasion
There ii a considerable amount o
sickness in the New Hops valley
The hog chol ri IL still playing hav.t
with he hogs. The rains have beef
decidedly cheering aud every 'ody il
better spirits. No political excite
men. III oil a. yet. r-
A rrpuacted meeting was an
nounced ii commence Ut Martha
Chapel on the fourth Sunday j
July. q.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
wcsleru \. @. lsailroad.

The road bed Of the Western n.
G. Railroad is as ,moothe as marble
with steel rails. The bed is in fine
condition. Il iss.one Of the finest
roads in the country. Col. A b
Andrews deserves the praise Of eve
~ one, forl bis efficiency ii
looking afer the Richmond q Dan
nile sys EN- III N. q. lIc L born
railroad manager, without q superior
No man stands higher among III,
railroad magnates than Col. An
drews.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
IIaynes Pratt Killed.

THIS morning Haynes Pratt, while
working in we'll on Mr.. g. J.
Rogers place was killed. They had
been blasting and he was let down
into the well. The smoke was so
dense he was drawn up, before reach.
ing the top he tainted and fell back
killing him almost Instantly.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
THE LIVER THE KIDNEYS
PEMBERToNs
LEMoN AND ORANGE
EL.IxTR--

a b Z y
The most perfect liver medicine
in the world. 1t Regulates the
bowls, Impurities the blood, il Glen
ses the system, it positively cures
consumption, bilionsness, dyspepsia,
fever, chills, bad breath, sour stom.
ach, pain in side or limbs or back
costivt ness, and kidney troubles Of
any form Spt ciic for all female
irregularities, relieving change OF
life" prriod of all danger. Pleasant
ID take. No re friction Of diet or
habit rexpired. Sold by all drug
gists at 80 cts. per bottle. Manu-
factnfed by Pembertpn Medicine
Co, Atlanta Ga.
ml9-tf.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
Don,ll Of Mrs Isulla

Four weeks ago Nc. George NJ,
Bnlla, ChieI Clerk Of the last Legs.
lature, was married al bis home in
Lexington, N. q, to Miss Cecil
While Mr.. Bulla was at the Chicago
Convention, Mrs Bulla was taken
with fever and died yesterday.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04
The Phssc,an o. the Home.

IL tie mother or the WIFI, upon her
r. sts the safety and health of the
household. The wire nne % relieve
sudden attacks u tho bowel', always
his Dr.. Bigseis' Husiltbsny Cor.
dial.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04

BLACKWELL Durham Tobacco
Co, will shut down 10 a few day. ,I. 10
take Inc sc1,i annnsl inventory. lac
lirst six Month. ri this year has "'"
very Successful.
.Lorsrn,r Scale ha' rfns'd to
es,''.,,,,e q .rnteac" Of Lawyer WYE
I'm. H. vii b. hnnE July lo' y;
~ l'-'t ti,e murder Of Paul Lineks' oil
! i,eaulgrt county
,,.oarl Ruff, Barringcr, Of
H.. -, .Y,,,r. \. C.. the old Republican
a..r ~ b,r.r. has come out for Cley v,
' %r' He has been one Of I'm. the
. .ttl Republicans ia the STATE
There IS a continued, steady
,.roytb { Durham. II is visible on
sro bani Our tobacco men il,,i are
Linn more than ever b.for". there
!. a general improvements business
-,,e. re-. u. G Goodwin and
t,.ucr johnson. who have leased one
!. - 80 liant, 4 J. parrish's new stores
" vii open in few weeks
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-04

allow 10 Win" i the N. Y. Tri
bune's beading toan editorial. Pos
sibly il has never occurred to the
Tribune that The easiest way would
be 10 join the Democratic party.