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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18
T.. w. VAUGHAN,
Drugs, Chemicals, Etc.

Parry w. Vaughan Is one Of the
fixtures Of the city Of Durham, and
a fit exponent Of the push and pluek
Of the rising, wondrous city Of the
New South"
Mr. Vaughan is q native Of War
renton. that charming town which
has always been celebrated IN the
annals Of North Carolina for wealth,
culture and refinement, a. well a.
testifying, in its name, the great
debt Of gratitude by the people Of
the State for one Of the earliest mar
tyrs to the cause OF American Inde-
pendence Joseph Warren
patriot. statesman. soldier and ply
sician, who fell at bunker Hill.
Mr.. Vaughan does not belong to
that class Of men who do things by
/ halves. With noble and lsudable
ambition to be one OF the FIRST, ct
! least. in bis chosen profession and
! business. he undertook the large and
arduou. training in pharmacy, chem
! istry and cngnate sciences 10 - to
be thoroughly prepared for the re-
sponsible duties a his profession and
business. Entering that celebrated
school in that city renowned the
world over a. = seat Of medical learn
ing, he graduated from the Philadel.
phia College of Pharmacy in 1884.
In 1885 he commenced business
in Durham as druggist, pharmacist
aud scotsman. succeeding the frn
of 4. q. Carr L Co, who had been
successful. Thoroughly equipped
/ for his business and profession, he
united tn thorough learning and
solid requirements all the great e.
sentials 81 success in business: hon.
esty. integrity. perseverance, and in
domitabIc courage. II would not be
difficult TO tell the story which our
readers Alrea " anticipate. His sue
cess has been assured. Ills business
has steadily. rapidly and safely
grown, aud is on the onward and
upward stride still. And how could
il be otherwise
A visit TO his establishment would
reveal TO any one all the attractions
and beauties Of O first-class city drug
store, n we'll ~ all the necessary
apparata Of a we'll appointed ehemi-
cal laboratory, needed in the nors
, solid and practical duties and details
q. pharmacy. In short, besides oil
the fancy and needed articles kept
: in u first-class city drug store, there
are to be found also all the needed
/, apparata Of a frst-elass city phar.
maceutical establishment.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18

clared that the secession ordinance
always had been null and void, and
never pretended to REPEAL it-not
even using the word REPEAL at all.
Mrs, Spencer, in The period of the
civil war. has been loyal to the truth
Of history. She sets North Caro-
lima in her true light; shows her
great efforts to stay the tiood-tide Of
secession on the one hand and co.
ercion aud civil war on the other
We were not seces$ionists at all
nor disumionlsts; the causes which
led North Carolina into the war, arr
clearly and trathfully set forth, ana
she did not desire to cloak her ac.
ton unler thu thin and flimsy val
of lawfll secession.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18
C. sUMMERFIELD 4 co.
Clothing. Hats, Boots and Shoes.

Clothing. Hats, Boots ana SHOES.
In writing OF the mercantile inter
ests of Durham we feel disposed to
make conspicuous mention Of the
above named firm. In the first place
it is the pioneer clothing house in
Durh, IN, having opened here in 1882
In the second place Its business has
been conducted successfully upon
sound business principles. and In the
third place il deserves some words OF
praise for having given to Durham q
nice apportioned clothing and gents
furnishing goods establishment, Que
that would reflect credit upon cities
five times the size Of Durham. The
specialties of the Summerfeld cloth
ing house are. clothing, furnishing
goods, boots, shoes, hats, thinks and
he thousand and one things that
properly belong to these lines oil
trade. The sales room which they
have occupied for years Is hardly
large enough to be sure. but the visi-
tor to the store cannot but be i'm
pressed with the air of peatness and
of order that prevails. To use Z
trade term, everything 10 we'll kept
The goods upon the counters and
-htlves do pot 5ave q mussed ~
tumble down appearance, but on th'
contrary look as fresh as II the,
had just come from the factory, anC
sn a large part Of them have. Tit
firm il constantly in receipt of thri
fall aud winter g"o,is. Prettier style,
or lower prices have never bern seei
On the Durham market. IL is ssi
dent that god Ia te has been showl
IN max NJ selections and all taste
and purses Can be catered to- Y"l
can buv sui, of clothes for ~ it'll
,s So 81 or NJ high as $4,000, aud ",
also notice that SPECIAL attention
paid To children aud youths clothing
| In the furnishing goods and hat DE-
partments everything ID new fsshi' u
able snd desirable and in lookin
over the stock a.certaining pr:cr'
. &c it il evident TO the EEcoEDEg tbs
the house proposes to push ,hsi
trade in many ways. Messrs, Ssn
. merfield abput three mouths ~
opened large branch house IN Win
ston and we learn are doing . do
. business in that city.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18
&. e. TAYLOR,

Dealer in Stoves. Tinware, &c.
IL isa matter Of wanderment u
those who became acquainted with
Mr. Taylor during the earlier part,
ct bis residence in Durham, that he
did not abandon his Efforts Mt build
ing up business here aud leave the
town. He had cine here IN 1879
from Hillsbor0 where he hal had q
prosperous busine 9. especially for
manufacturing tinware for Wholesale
trade aud he anticipated he could d.
more 10 Q growing town like This.
The facts were thai during the tifst
two years of his business if,Tts here
be did not make his current sxpen-
sss. There l. an old aiage TO the
effect that All things are p'ss'ble
for him who waits" MIR Taylor
waited. In the mean tine such work
that be did do commended it,. II to
his patrons. business finally began u
increase and before the elise e 'he
third year here be had estab!i.hed
bis trade here upon q D. rinaLent AID
paying basis. Nov he ordinarily
gives employment 'oa g"d humber
Of hands AMI is called upin ~ d. by
far the largest part Of r""iling. gut
tering and spoutins r. quir'd 10 'oSn
| At the same time he pays e'pcctaI
attention IN the spring "nI sumtn"'
10 the manufacture of t0JAcco due.
and IL ]. no empty bout on our par'
when we say tnat b. mat uf-ciur"'
more, or a. many tobacco hues pei
year a. asy other iwo houses in n,
State. His trade in this Department
extends throughout fourteen counted
and wherever his work is known u d
appreciated aud relianc. is pla' ell IL
IT, Mr.. Taylor il not only an rxten
size manufacturer. but he controls
large trade IN stoves, holIo"ware
tinware, dc. Ills leading c'o< Il We
are, Farmer GiIl" aud Durham
When he recommend, these stoves h'
knows that bis Recommendations vii
be fully carried out by the art el 4
Mr Taylor IL q young man, 9 natiE
of Fayetteville, N. c. After ID,
var land a. by Of II be had serv'
| in the reserves) be began leArBibI
the trade which he has since followed
lie began his apprenticeship Il
Graham IN 1866 and In 1874 a. Hill
boro, FIRST opened shop on his owr
account. Sine then he has pad'llr,
his own canoe faithfully and we'll. II
10 highly esteemed in this communit,
both a. q private citizen aud ~
business man, and the RECORDER
glad Of this opportunity to max
some mention Of him aud Of the im
portant interest he has built u
here. No mau can say aught again'
Charley Taylor.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18

TIL gentleman. the Leading h,ri-
ware meFch,rt, Of Hebd ,tso0, ia
haowa = 'heunnls oftle REc0RDgs
rral.r- H." j. favorahIy known aud
1as ia Il up al enviable reputation
fJr h .he ~. Int gritty and fir deal.
ing with l. customers. He tells our
readers e.-ewhc"e what bargains ht
has ~ UGer them.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18

The trade Uf this firm has been
heavy flr years Their harm q. are
made by FAhd AID they always give
sa'I.ftction. They have three stores,
one at Dnh1n, Henderson ami
Raleigh, wi,ere they A." able u tup
ply th public drmaul Of II, central
counties. Thcy make a specially oi
fine har0css which bas gwen them an
enyiab'e rpnte't"u As fir.t elias. deal.
era AMI m ~ uflc uter. They a'e en-
able 10 sell either vhole.aI" n retail
Pr.crs vii ba given "n y ~" Ipts
The band .aide barn, ~ i. lar prefer
able 10 machine mate Their Dur
ham store is l"c ,tod un 81 street
where Ihey II be ea,Iiy reached b.
all.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18
Fine Meats.

S,me seven years ago Mr.. j. w.
autchins engaged in the butcher
business with Mr.. G. NJ. Herndon,
two years later be purchased Mr,
Herndon's interest. He is noted for
Keeping superior meats OF all kinds
h.s stalls are filled from one end oi
the year TO the other with the best
meats to be fund. His beef ID ship
ped principally from the mountains
Of North Carolina, where can b,
found the finest that grows. .
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18
WYATT & BROS.
Heavy Groceries, Feed stuffs Sc,


This f:mly established progressive
firm which Has had such remarkable
success in the pr hing city of DUR
ham, is conpo ed CT w. j Wyatt
and his brother, VI. B. Wyatt, who
are natives of the beautiful city OF
Oaks, the capital of North Carolina
From that city, these two gentlemen
came to try their fortunes in the
young and thriving sister city of Dur"
ham. Bringing with tn, m all the es.
sential elements OF suctess, push,
pluck, problty and perseverance,,
combined"with the neces 'aly capital
and intimate knowledge of the en-
eral grocery trade, the'e could have
been but one result, nd that Was
success. 1t is To such nrIns an such
business houses as that of Wyatt
Bros, that Durham owes much OF
that remarkable prosperity which has
been a sour, q ut wonder and sur
prise TO others. Such business nous, S
not only draw trade whoa constantly
increases, but they retain it after L
has once been d avn witch il the
only source of II m and enduring
prosperity. / is this keeping, hold
ing aid re aiming Trade that rem
ders business house, pesmaurnI
success and makes the steady aud as
sur, d prosperity Of u city.
Messrs' Wyatt Bros, are G. nera
dealers both Slolrsale aud retail II
every thing ii at eau he Included uh'
der the name ct Leavy gfocrrlts, ant
also they cary cry Ling that c.l
be cYmptis d uLd,g Tic ge"ef4l cIAs,
Of teed stuff, sect, &c. Their lazy,
and exteuslvy ,lo. K, p.o ably ih'
largeet Ia the city, Is Always uifere,
at the very cl ses i .urrs, and t.,
wholesale AID ret IL Duler VIII fnd i
10 his advantage .lw lys ~ give Ib,
tirm 'IIai. ElIg D.> located, deal
ing fairly, hon sliv ard h"n"r bl
WI h ali al al all tim >, they ha,
Increased th, lr Ou,i as. n.ore tnar
100 pr crnt since 1887 and ar
more than ey,r now deserving 4
partridge.
Their CT ftcli n'ry store is in III
> Jone' Kramer hu'IdiIg. is q heaut
filled with ali The sWeeIs and fruit
, that can be collected to tempt tn
taste of mortals. II is literally file
With candies, plain and fancy. raj
sins, nuts, fig, oranges. bahamas, d.
his is a fine place for hesdquarter
for Christmas confectioneries, bot
wholesale and retail. They buy i
large quantities and can offer at Bal
tlmnre or Richmond prices, freigh
added. Give them a cali.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18
VI. m. Jones.

The jewelrv store Of the above
named gentleman IL In the jones
Kramer building on Main street.
Durham. He carries q full line Of
clocks. watches, solid and plated sill
yer ware, rings, &c. Repairing done
on short notice. Visit bis store and
you will 6nd an elegant line Of goods
suitable for Christmas presents.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18
The New johns ~ Warehouse,


T'ep ~ J"h9>"a " re o al Ok
l., d, y IL mt.rE SD tnviablc
r'c.ri t'.s year. la" r. 'prietors
- -, d VI IL q - ~ 4 ~ how
- .es.r ri al u l ~ ais
k o,. !. n ira" t"h .cco from afar
II .'.T >>r he. ~ =, lin! the
I..IA = 80 .,3s~cj raised il South
c. t,s DIS raWins large
.s..A. T.; r II d. rs of C unties 10
IA T~c,r record thi. yvar .urpas. e.
- ,'...nSt - nsrs ever done sirce
the, wet ln'o te warehouse BUSH
&c. lc:h are abe, shrewd and
4u~rg t. Du.tnrss. VIA dD not wait
trt,tlr bu Ines t. pull them, but
they pu,n II along Lively ever vigi.
ian. to The iut~re,t "f their ware
a"uzp. Ine RECORDER aduIi -es such
p.ucs Y pdshiug men. They are al
tOLtr Ia any /, VII, an bOnUr 20 the
barcu trade. Ibsy present tn tens
,ftLous .nd eaiSrs Of tbs issue OF
he Re EDER vi h a Lalf page ad
writ, IA nj, huw.ng what they can
j ., i: i. record hard to beat, one
that jsy4Iely txccs.~.'. Thei; pres
~nt a. hou j. nav md l,r1e, bat
they vi have : neg and much larger
one erected nv NJ. " +. Owen, oil
; 'ulh brtrn, lynx war. Il will
be .oca: Il the X ng-bary prop
erty P,r s.t4 tL'ifp5e 'Dt asreltou.e
One bju y nh Ut their large busI'
ness is ttai it is co .tInuaiIy growing
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18

Capt. Freeland deserves o nice
patronage aud we are glad 10 zee that
he 10 getting IL. He carries . nice
line Of goods, which he is selling 81
bottom figures. Il will pay you 10
call and examine his stocr before
purchasing elsewhere. The bes. fam.
lily -four, choice syrups. Best coffees
can be found in his store.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18
4 Big stemery.

Many If our exchanges have been
boas'jbg that they havs large tobaccn
s,emcrles, but Durham has the
Target Of them all, in fact thrible
that n 10 stemeries. Att stem
ely / ere they give employment reg.
ulafIv to from one hundred end eff,
70 Two hundred haBds.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18
THE UNIVERSITY
FINAL EXAMINATIONS
SCHOOLS OF LAW, ENGI-
NEERING, AND MEDI-
CINE, LARGE LAW
CLASS.
The Coming University, Mrs.
Spencer's First Step in North
Carolina, History &C., &c.

.
CHAPEL HI1L,IDec. l4--Toe ,am1
pus looks brown and bare, and the
buildings which, in summer, are
hidden from view on Franklin street
now are clear-cut. cold, and white
amid the leafless trees.
The final examinations of the
term have begun and show decilrd
progress. The examinations Of the
Law School are already fara,lvancrt
and are highly gratifying to aI!c"n-
cerned. There Is a very gentleman.
" and srolarly class always winning
merit for study and department.
The ESPRIT DU CORPS Is admirable,
and this year scores, at Chapel Hill.
the largest number of students that
ever attended anv law School in the
State in one year. The catalogue
of lSS9-90 will show a law class Of
over forty. DR.. Manning deserves
credit, for he has worked up the
Law school from almost nothing to
its present prosperous and prosper
ing condition. lie has al tfss. urflor
and enthusiasm and progress Of q
young man with all the wisdom that
comes from age experience.
Maj. WIN. Cain. tie new y c,er'ed
Professor Of Mathematics, Nil open
in January, a school Of civil aud
Mining Engineering, lie /, MOI,
simply theoretical engineer, but
has had also large experience - d
practical engineer. It is b"lieycd
that this school Of engineering will
be equal to those Of any Of the Uni.
'srsltIe''
A school Of Medicine will b.
opened in September 1890. with Dr..
Jno. Whitehead a. Professor. lie
said to be- every WAY admirably
qualified for the place. The n..rr,-
'ary arrangements c'''d not '''
made 70 open eaI'eF'
All the special 81 ho'i' "f tn"
University are to h' p's''"I H. then
utmost eii'cl"noy' ART t"' r"m"a
University j. casting - -h'"'""'
oefore' IL seems n"" "r'1" tnai
We are u have a Trr'ta''" l"l'"r
"ty'
! nave ''e2 charmed ''' 81"
m measure with -. Mr. 9l'nr-f g. "f.r'
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18
I.amI,e,s f,Iothing IIonse.

Elsewhere will be fund the adver.
ti.ement Of our popular clothier, Mr..
+. J Lambe. He carries O beautiful
line Of goods, employs polite and At.
tentive statesmen. II you need any
thing in the clothing or gents fur.
mining line he can supply at lowest
cash prices.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18
Fresh Fish aud Oysters.

Mrs.Tho.. l.. McClse., "ur popular
fsh dealer a. the Mark,t House, IL
prcplted 20 furnish the rubIic with
tie best fresh ~ saIt water l.h. also
s5:nc u the frest oysters brought 10
this m ukpt can be- found NJ his
pace. Call and leave your order.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18

Some twelve years ago the gentle.
man who holds this article moved
from Baltimore. Nd. to this place
ard eng ,ged in The jeweIry business.
His name is familiar ~ the people
throughout Central Car. lima. Az q
watch repairer. he 10 very superior
workm n. always giaraa'ei K his
work 10 z We satisfactIUn u car
RE. in sock, q beautiful lin. e all
kinds of iewelry, s,Iid and plated Ill
yerware, gold and silver watcher. 6ne
guI headed canes CLOCKS, de-, which
be 10 &c ling nj bottom prices. IL 10
the place o. fnd . suitable present
for your friend or sweetheart. While
passing down Main street u will
prove 10 your Interes' ifyou " II just
call 10 and examine bic stock
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18

Farmers csn always rely On Jones
T. Go getting them every cent their
/. bscc0 il worth. They work hard
and see that every pile put IN their
honse seIla at the highest price. Trs
Jones 4 Co. Raleigh, with one load
end be convinced. decs1s 10.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18
IgossuaonsI's.

You can aud at II. NJ Rosemond's.
Gresham's old stand, all kinds Of
confectioneries, toys, &c. He also
keeps fresh oysters which are received
daily from Norfolk.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18

Load your wagon, drive right to
Jones warehouse. Raleigh, aud you
will get better prices than any house
in the State. dec.lS It
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18

TN. Jones d 90, Raleigh, have
made the highest average Of any
house In the State this year on fine
tobacco. dec.18.1l.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18
~ win Meet You i'm the city"

New supply Of Triumphant Songs,
No. 2. containing the new Hymn. II
Will Meet You 10 the City," just 70.
ceived. Also, supply Of Triumphant
Songs, No. /. Both sod 81 publish.
ers prices, 81 cents coach, $500 per
dozen. J.B WHITAKER, in,
Durham Bookstore.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-21
THE FAIR OF 80.
NEW YORK TAKING PRACTICAL
STEPS TO SECURE IT.

Meeting Of the Committee on Finance
several Plans suggested for Raising
Iunfs-fhc President on for Indian
appii,-News by Wire from all Points.
NEW YORK, August 25.-The gentle
men selected as members of the finan-
cial committee of the proposed World s
Fair of 1892, met at the City Hall to-
day. Mayor Cant presiding. Among
those present were Messrs. Gould.
Rockfcll. Seligman, Inman, Steinway,
Mills and Kelly.
Mr.. Gould rose TO nominate Mr..
Pierrep0nt Morgan as chairman. but
yielded TO Mr.. Belmont. who nomi-
mated :. ID. Babcock. ex president of
the Chamber Of Commerce. Mr.. Bah
cock wac unanimously chosen.
Mr. Soligman submitted q plan 10
form company, with a capital stock Of
SO 100000, per cent. on the stock to
be- guaranteed by the city. the security
90 the city being the ownership Of the
buildings.
This and a large number Of other
plans were referred TO an executive
committee. composed Of j. PierrpOnt
Morgan. chairman; Mossrs. Belmont.
Vanderbilt, Inman. Babcock. Simmons
aud President Smith. Of the Chamber Of
Commerce. The meeting then ad-
i0urned. The executive committee will
meet tomorrow.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-21
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

HELENA. MONT August 20 - A heavy
ram. general throughout the Territory.
fell all Sunday night. and the forest
fires which have been raging for the
last week are checked in most places
and put out in others.
ST. LOUIS August 20-An evening
paper says that Texas cattle fever has
made lbs appearance IN 81. LOUIS, and
that there appears to be conspiracy to
prevent the discovery of the fact.
RACINE. WIS. August 20.-John
Zacharl. the mau who las, summer
tasted hity-three days. has become in
sane.
ROCHESTER,. \. Y August go.
O.. Whitney. superintendent Ot the
K.utla Assembly. has been arrested on
a charge Of forgery preferred by Rev.
George II. B u. president Of the Cen
tIal Baptist Association.
CnicAGn. August -O-lfauk Wood
run father and mother re-cbs the
city to-day from Calilornia. and went
Immediately 10 the county jail 60 see
heir SON. They were permitted by
Jailer Fo'z to see the prisoner. aud re-
maiu,d taisiug 90 him for aegtiai hours.
CovNGrON. Ky. August 2O The
grand Jury t0.dav heard the te@ imony
against jacob Van Candy. Thomas
Elannagan anl Mrs Julia ID pueh for
.he killing OF Henry Teibut, tne jewel
rr. and rlmred indictments against
ile three Of wilful mHIder. The pil-
.orcrs we're AIaigned before Judge
/ Perkins this afternoon aud their cases
ST for unl Thursday.
New YORK. August 2O.-John J. Sui
nvAn left for Boston al 4 80 this after
noon. accompanied by Jack Blrnett.
SARAroGA. y. f., August - The
Democratic State Convention viii be
held at Syracuse. Ost0ber lst.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-21
DEPLORABLE CONDITION
or the connell.,ille Coke Region.

or the Connells,iilc Coke Region.
PiTrsBURG, PA. August 2O.-The
Timcs tomorrow vi illpublish the result
cf an investigation by staff corTespon-
dent of the deplOrable situation Of af-
fairs in the COnnellsville coke region.
The reports that have been sent in from
the coke country of the ravages Of the
Hungarians are bad enough to arouse
the phlegmatic citizens. but the actual
condition of aifsirs is almost beyond
description. Anarchy is uppermOst
in the minds OF the Huns. who have
been iuciteJ TO acts Of lawlessness aud
deeds Of violence by the riugleaders. Ji-
cob Otto and Christ Boiler. two cOu-
hrmod red flag and bloody anarchists.
who were discharged from the mines
because of anarchistic tendencies. They
have gone through the region joining
with kindred spirits planting seeds Of
revolution and murder among the ignO-
rant Huns They are fully aware
that they have won the late strike, but
what they want Is pillage and plumber
and a general drunken jubilee. For
over two weeks the country side
has been in a state Of terror. and
the Hamlet Of Mutual is the only
place that has not been visited with
deva tation. Properly has been wan
tonly destroyed. and peaceable citizens
have b zen subjected TO personal injury
and abuse Women have been threat
ened. and men have been clubbed into
insensibihty. some killed outright and
others disabled for life. The inhabi-
tlnis Of Mutual have been frequently
lhicItenej. and ON several occasions
have fed to the hillsidos Tor shelter.
The reason for the present compare
tive safety lies in the fact. which has
become known TO the marauders. that
every man in the village has supplied
himself with Winches.er rifles and re-
v0lvors. and the streets are patrolled
nightly. The cilizsus are determined
to protect themselves and their
families. saying that they
would sooner part with their
hour barrels than their guns. and
cannot be- blamed for taking the law in
their own hands. Petitions are IN cir
culatiou asking the Governor to help
and relieve them. Everybody is alive
% the situation. and unite IN demand
ing the removal of this awless element
from the coke regions.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-21
THE suLLlvAN-KlLRAlN FIGHT

Another Accessory Placed en- Trial.
PURvIs. Mss. August 90 Bud Re-
maud was today placed on trial for
completely in The Sullivan kl.rain fight.
His attorney entered plea IN abaie-
ment. which the Court overruled. 4
motion to quash the Indictment was
also denied. The case was then pro-
ceeded with. but with the eviderce of
an unimportant witness the court ad-
iourned TIL TO morrow. The grand
luIy made their final report to-day and
we're discharged. They found twenty
eight true bills. Mr.. R.ch. Captain
Jameson. Superintendent Tyler and
General Manager Carroll wsfe rot iu-
dicted. District Attorney Neville says.
however, that he will keep up the hvnt
for evidence, and the cases viii come
before the grand jury OF the regalsr
term.