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Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Butterworth Republicans.

The Democrats are pursuing the
same tactics with the Mckinley Tariff
bill In the Senate as they did while IL
was passing through the House. They
were quite sure that the Republicans
were not in earnest and would never
pass the bill; even If In earnest they
could not hold their party together and
the bill would be defeated by Republic
can votes. The only sign of detection,
however, that they could find among
the Republicans was when Mr.. But.
terworth made his speech sharply
criticising the bill, as he had perfect
right to do. Democrats were in their
glory. From one end OF the land TO
the other they sang the praises Of But
terworth. He was leading In revolt
and others would be sure to follow.
The allies of the Democrats, the British
free traders, took up the song and they
too gloritied Butterworth. The man
had reached the very acme OF pertec-
ton, His speech came out In sections
In the local papers with the highest
commendation oil Tree trade leaders.
Alb, II was great day Tor free trade
when Buttcrworth made his speech.
He made no great effort but confined
himself to running criticism OF what
he looked upon as some Inconsistencies,
but the free-traders thought 1t was a
wonderful speech. Butterworth was
a great man. Well, time rolled on
and the bill came 10 vote and where
was Butterworlhs In the long list oil
Republican names voting for the bill
was seen the name OF Butterworth.
He did just what be expected TO do.
but took the privilege of speaking his
mind in an independent manner just
as every honest Republican member of
Congress should do There were some
athings in the bill that he did not ap-
prove Of, but there were more things
In 1t that he could approve OF, and the
latter overbalsnced the objections.
The Democrats are now predicting
that the bill will meet with solid Rs.
publican opposition in the Senate.
They are sure that Congress will eaS
journ before the bill will be reported
fRpm the committee. They are on
The sfnokout for some more substantial
Republican opposition to the bill. than
that of Butterworth In the Hnuse
But we do not believe they will find
1t. The bill will be dissected, ex-
amined and studied, and there may
even be opposition to and changes
made in some sections, but the bill
win pass substantially az ii came from
the House. The pledges Of the Re
publican party made at Chicago, when
President Harrison was nominated
will be redeemed. and the Democrats
with their English free trade allies
will be disappointed. There are
plenty OF Butterwortbs in the Repub
hcan party, but free.traders in that
party are few and lar between. ...
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Troubled Democrats.

Another important move has been
made upon the Democratic chessbosrd
by the withdrawal of Nr. Frank Z.
Herbert as q Democratic candidate for |
the nomination of sheriff OF New |
Castle County. Mr.. Herbert is very
reputable gentleman, aud would have
made strong candidate could he
have been nominated. He would have
polltd very large vote in New Castle,
where he lives, and he would have
been very tavo,ably remembered in
this city, Notwithstanding the ap-
paIently adverse vote TO his interests
cast in New Castle last Saturday. His
withdrawal from the field, though he
does not say SO in Lis card, most un-
doubleday adds strength TO Mr..
Lynch's candidacy, and without at
nibuting nything unfair to Mr.. Her
bert, II looks as il the withjr.. wal was
made ior thet purpose. II the friend,
1of MIR. Ford .vuld induce ex.WardeI
.uer 10 siep down and ont OF hi
position as a candidate it would evel
up the contest, leaving only MIR. Rott
well and Mr.. Dunlap hanging lik
guerrillas on the Democratic csmI
The friends Of Mr.. Lynch say the It'd
u turning strongly in favor of h
nomination, while the friends of M
Ford are of different opinion. Hun
dreds Of Lynch men say they will NJ
vote Tor Mr.. Ford or any other Cathc
lie if he is nominated, and hundred
OF Mr.. Ford's friends say that cut,n
Is a game two sides can play at, an
they farther say that if man is TO /
ostraoised on account OF his religion
creed now is as good time to sett
that question as any other. Our Dem
cratic friends are by no means restiI
upon bed of roses. We sympathi
with them, but we are powerless
help them.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
7. Y. Missimer & Cd
306 MARKET ST.
a25-tg-irl-sa
c. WORRElL.
Fifth and Ship|sy Sts,

Commencing June Q VI
inaugurate all over tho stor|
reduced prices, and In man
stocks unusual bargain S.
Mattings, Floor I Linen]
'Tarlatans, Mosquito Cano|
pies, Hammocks, Slip Cove
Linens, Porch Chairs, etc.
we make marked rcduc c'ionsI
In Summer Curta ns (and|
we have AN elegant line1
Cretonnes and all lighd
Drape les, you will hnd tad
best values at reduced prices.
June is the closing monta
for the season in 4 iarpet'
and Oil Cloths. Any ond
wanting to furnish " III fnd
that q look through TIES
departments IS will e y big
them to do SO Tor mu ch led
money than they car la'ed
We do = quick, activ bud
ness and give our cuH TONED
advantages not oite m d.
with. Come durin ng ,h
month and see us; We w
save you money.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
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Schedule IN erect May II. 1890.
IRAlNs LEAVE DEL AVE. DEPOT
EAST DounR

Schedule IN erect May II. 1890.
TRAINs LEAVE DEL AVE. DEPOT
EAST DoUNR
Express tratnA
Exw Yoax, week days. s2ia 7o5,
slo.3l .. m., ~ ~, rs 3s, ii 20 p. IN.
New York, Sundays, s2l3, s7O5 a.
~ ~, h3s 726p. IN.
$50, .Ios. = Is 80, IS q, j 20, % 81, .lo 81,
10 81, al so a. M; 90, - 10. 500, 4 10, s5 3s,
Is, o 40, y 26. s 80. % 0s, 10 p. m.
- u iPhilndeiphia, sundays, ssia, 80,
sIos, AN 10 ~, 4 y y 9: m; 90, ~ 70 90 o.
Chester, week days a1s, sos $50,
Tos. 81 A5. so, ssAt. 800. ~ 80, 30 81, 10 81,
81 80 a. m. I 90, - 40, 500, 10. 8 IS. % ss.
Chester, sundays. "a H. $50, .7o,.
s5Ss. 525, SO, - 81. 5 30, - oe, i5p m.
Atlantic City, n. j., w6ek days.
100 A. m, = IS. ~ 20 psfX. Sundays. 10
Baltimore and principal stations on Phiis-
oi:Ra,e r.s.ea1s @.'Da !. M M ,. ~ daily.
Chicago =. 40 a. m, .. = p, M, daily.
Cincinnati ana ST. Louis, laid .. m. and
Sin Sin Very e " ia%cc5smoda,i % 7p a. m. an,
7. 70 and II. ~ y. IN, tuily.
Lrndenberg accommodation, week days,
| 100, 1880, =. M; 2.ai and 500 y. m. sunday
| y.so q. m.; 81 and SEA y. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARxsr STREET SRA etos
| For Philadelphia week days, $50. s.ss .7.sC
-. "a, p.N, III IS, a. IN. u. IL 24,, 3.5S. 800
g.4o o. N. euAdays6 asa. IN; u. A. .+S. y. IS
sor Baltimore week days. 5.s5,.sT. 10. 4s
III, ga: m. 2.4', $40 p. m. Sundays, "a
Raltimorc and principal stations on Phila
| Sunday.
| days. $50, lU.45. a. m. 4b, 800 p. IN. sun
| days, 9.25 a. m. 2. 45 and b.0l p. m.
| Chicago, %. n n. IN. daily, except sunday.
| PittslurR, $50 p. m. daily.
| Cinoinnatiand st. Louis sll 81. n. IN
daily except sunday.
LEAVE puIApEkruIA Fon WHINING Ton
Daily si2i, go, ssl,, o 30, 10 l6, sl1.;
n. m; 200 noon, / 81, 5 90, .i 81. 4 So, Is 5
o. 20, 1882, & 10, 10 10, II 30 p. nj.
Daily, except sunday, 81 Is, 35.
n. m. u 80, - 20 and 5 80 p. m. sunda
only $50, u. m.
Telephone No. l0l
m -ltates TO WESTERN points lower tina
vianny othorlths.
J.T. oDELL, CO.sCULL
Genl Manager. Gen lpAss. AT
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Bee HlVE
BOG MARKET ST.

We can still show you a laro
line Of all the new shadds
Spring Dress goods, with s.
rahs, Velvets, Braids and (Iinr
to match same. :
Dress Ginghams from &c
yard up to 25c. Sateens t 4
prices from Sc up. One lt / >;
very fine goods to be close 4 o.
at Itc a yard.
We have 3 styles OF soc Col
sets the best ever Offered a cu1
toner for the money.
Our stock Of Parasols an
Sun Umbrellas is now com lpll
at right prices.
We have too many chi
dren's Lace Caps and hal
marked every one down at pricI
to 60 quick from Ioc up. /
One case Plaid Muslns, n
a yard, worth l5c.
Ladies, do not forget W 4
agents for the Demorest Sd
ing machine, sIo.5o, euara ntd
for five years.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Eighteen Months Tor Killing a Man

NEWARK, N. j., June 2.-Antonio
Crevono, AN Italian special policeman,
who shot and killed John Schmidt
month ago, was to-day sentenced to
eighteen months Imprisonment and to
pay fine OF $500 and costs Crevono
pleaded guilty to an Indictment for man
slaughter, and the court WAS lenient
because he fired at man who was as
saulting him and accidentally shot
Schmidt
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
wANAMAkEit's.


PHLApxLrniA. Tuesday, June ), 1890
The King is dead, long
live the Queen.
Cotton is Dress Goods
Queen In the lealy month |
OF June. Cotton commands
art and color, and through
them rules in women's dress
until the shortening Septem.
Der days tell OF the coming
equinox.
Come along to this irollc
of the Cottons:
B,anasn6args, imperial in
their own almost Oriental
realms. Batisles and other
thin things claim klnship
But the Brandenburgs with
20 cents Of the price and
far greater value. smooth
wide, strong, light, even. iu
prints Of rare patterns ant
choice colors. are peerless.
GingAam<. Enough +
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
a sulclde,s Consldernt,on.

BosToN, Mass, June Frank f.
Chandler, of Monmouth, Maine, aged
GO, without steady employment. COM
mi ted suicide this morning at his iodg.
ing house on Bowdoin Square. His land
lord had been kind to him and, Doubt
less with the intent to avoid selling the
furnishings of his room, he projected his
body hat way out OF a window, cut his
throat with n razor and bled to death.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
New Jersey { Wilmington Ferry Go.
szsszsc
STEAMER CHRISTINA

STEAMER CHRISTINA
viii. on and alter Thursday, May 22ud. make
daily trips as follows.
Leaye WILMINGTON ut 7.so a. IN, and $50
ID. m, for Pennssljie.
Leave fennsville at 81 q. m. and sos
d. M, tor Pennsgroye and W iinlihRton.
Leave Wilmington at I.s0 n. M, n.30
O. nj, =. 80 and 8.4S y. M, for PepnsEroye--
Lesve Pennsyr0vf Al 9. 90 and 1918 .. M,
and / rs and 6.p0 .. M, Tor Wilmington.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Wilmington mt 80 q. M, and
2. 20 y. III :, for Fcnnsgr0vc and Penn3ville.
Leave Pannsyille At Ills a. IN, and 4. .00
p. IN, for Pennsgrove and Wiliningt IN.
Leave Wilmington at .. 70 q. M. .. 30 and
SPIN, for fennssrove, and leave ptnns-
grove at 800 a. IN. i2.D aud S p. m. for VIII
This arrangement will Afford ane oppor-
tunlty Tor "A delightful sail sn the Delaware.
E1cnrsion tickets bstween Nilmingten
and townsville &c, single fare a0c; between
Wilmington and Pennsgrove, excursion
ticket &c aud sin gle fare i6c.
PennsgIove and Pennsville are beautiful
places nfiording great opportunities for nsh.
Ing, boating, bathing ind dancing.
Bp scial arrangements NAV he made fol
Sunday School and moonlight exeursions.
A, G.. McCAusLAsD. BowSEss BnI0Gs,
superintendent. Gen. F.and +. Agt
m,7.f
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

CHICAGO Is going to copy the Eifel
tower at her big worlds fair In 1898.
but she proposes to go Ave hundred
feet higher than the big Paris struc-
ture, and will introduce several new
and Important features. In addition
to this 1t 10 said she intends 10 have
. submarine palace at the bottom OF
the lake. II she could connect them
both she would carry of the palm.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

A MASSACHUSETTS, school teacher
has got himself into trouble by maxi
ing one of his pupils wash his mouth
with soap as remedy for swearing.
The boy took the diphtberia and died,
and now the parents are suing for
$40 900 DAMAGES.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

A DESPATCH says that keg Of lager
caused Tree fight at Sunday school
pic mic at McAdory Springs. Alabama.
in which George Roebuck was killed
aud several other young men were
badly injured. This report is very
hard on the Sunday school, but we
presume the other side had the lager.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
EashionabIe Tailoring

An extensive invoice OF fashionable
suit'ngs has been received by Mr. James
Harding, merchant tailor, No. sl6 French
street. For q neat-ftting, durable suit
Mr.. Harding cannot be excelled. To see
his goods and styles and learn his prices
cannot tail to prove profitnble.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
yxJ lLMINoruN STEAMBOAT CO.
"As wo Journey through lite let US 1--we
NV the Way,n

SSEAsON 1890 - CHARLES X q,
~ the well-knowM ice cream manu-
facfuYer, 10 nov prepared 70 thri.ish Ice cream
of she very best Quality. Thsr. is NO improys
ment or economy. Of msnuiacture sukkssted
We have hot embodied In produclaE the pure
unaduitered Ice cream. HIS spacious and
respscsf9 f9liy invited 70 call and see him. .Po-
lie and con.oeatinG attendants will be
mai or otherwise, whether large or smafl
@uantities. will ressive prompt Attention.
fhaukful for past favors resp ectfully sslicit
share OF your pAi'" EhARLEs KYLE
n. I. corner Sixth and Orange streets. a1l-sn
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

Painting.
Walter Joseph, house and Sign painter.
Shop 603 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

Thirty Dollars
Toe Suit made to your
order, Coat and Vest
of English Worsted, !,
(sofe finish, guaranteed
not TO glaze with woar)
and your choice Of 50
styles Of Pantaloonings.
Perfect fit, properly
trimmed and made.
We have too many
goods and want the
cash. Stop in and look
Il them. They are de-
cided bargains.
|. v. GIBHEY,
Merchant Tailor,
SIS Market Street
jy2
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-03
T.. Id. Inliiisnn a. Son.

For several years the above
gentlemen have been doing a
fine business in North Carolina.
They conduct a first class jew
elry establishment, in fact it is
one of the very best places to
buy jewelry, watches, clocks,
etc. Their repairing department
is complete. They employ only
the most skilled specialist. They
have elegant catalogue which
they can show you from which
goods you con order what you
desire from them by mail. Their
story in Lynchburg, Va, will
compare with any. johnson
the Jeweler, of Lynchburg. Va,
is known far and wide. They
have built up an enrioble repu-
tation for honest, square deal
dealing.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-03
Helm Naadad.

To all that feel it at heart to
contribute to the relief Of the
distress. Whereas, on the night
of November the Goth, j. L.
Hall, an honored citizen of the
community, had his storing
barn with his entire crop of to-
bacco burned by the hand of a
malicious incendiary also his
horse-stables. Mr.. Halls entire
support rested in the contents
of his tobacco barn. 1t being
destroyed and he being left up
on the charity VI his numerous
friends to survive his loss, any
contribution will be thankfully
received and much appreciated
by Mr.. Hall and family. He is
atrue Mason and Allianceman.
N. III. FLEMING,
<# A. G. FLEMING,
KNAPP of Reeds, Granville
county, N. G.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-03
Watts A. Ryland.

One of the handsomest jew
elry stores in Va, is that of
Watts & Ryland, of Lynchburg.
They make a speciality of re-
pairing fine jewelry and watches
diamonds set in any style. They
both were formerly connected
with two of the leading houses
in that State where they became
fullG equipped for the business
which they are making so sue
cessful. They can supply your
demands on short notice. All
orders by mail promptly filled,
Read their new advertisement.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-03
An unwise Act.

The Board OF Aldermen, OF
Durham, turned a deaf ear to
the voice of nine-tenths Of the
people. They refuse to grant
the petition from our merchants
to give them a small space on
the sidewalks. We believe
they refuse to act through NAL
ice towards our merchants.
Their claims have been squarely
presented. No argument has
or can be presented why they
should not be allowed a small
space. IL is a violation of all
precedent and shows a piece Of
bull readiness, unworthy of the
gentlemen composing the board.
We venture the assertion that
there is not a town, villige or
city i'm the United States, except
Durham. where merchants are
prevented from using q part Of
the side walks to display their
goods. oh" says one of the
high officials, "some lady tore
her dress on a chicken coop.
Is that right" Yes, II she had
been looking the dress would
not have been torn. Do YOU
propose to disregard the wishes
of mine-tenths of the voters and
tax payers Of Durham because
some lady will get her dress
torn: Such narrow mindedness,
such stubborness deserves the
rebukc of every citizen of Dur.
ham. Streets too narrow: BUsh,
Have you ever visited a large
city! The streets are narrow
and goods are displayed OH the
side walk. Durham cannot af'
ford 10 bc hampcrcd by sucl
action. She must grow and
keep abreast with this progress
sive age. Antedeluvian ideas
should be relegated TO theil
proper place. Our merchant
demand and the people demant
a repeal of said ordinance. Il
is unjust, unwise and foolish Il
contend for any such structures
as Is set forth in the ordinance
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-03

A good advertisement IN u widely
circulated newspaper is the best Of
all possible
statesmen. Its a salesman who new
er sleeps and is never weary; who
goes after business early and late;
VINO accosts the merchant in his
D
store, the scholar in his study. the
lawyer in his Office, the LAZY in her
home, the traveller on the road; a
v
salesman who no purchaser can
AVOID, who can be IN a thousands
places at once and speak to thous-
ands Of people weekly, saying to
each one the best thing in the bet
manner. A good advertisement In
sures a business connection on the
most permanent and independent
basis, and is in certain sense, a
n
guarantee TO The customer Of fair
and moderate prices. Experience
r
has shown that the dealer, whose
wares have obtained apublic cele-
brity, is not only enabled TO sell, but
il forced TO sell u; reasonable rates,
and to furnish a good article. A
dealer can make no better invest
ment than in the advertising col.
umns Of a widely circulated news
piper. Such is the opinion of two 10
Drrham, who are the largest the u 5
That is THE DURHAM RECORDER.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-03
Jordan Womble. g.. Dead.

This venerable man died i'm
Raleigh yesterday in his So
year. He is the first merchant
of Raleigh we remember to have
heard of. The people through
out Central Carolina are fami-
liar with the name of Jordan
.Womble. He had no enemies
and numerous friends. He was
the father of our townsman, Mr..
j. T. Womble, and grandfather
Mrs. J. w. Blackwell.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-03

Professor GauIh er, d Paris. states
that certain vial processes OF the
body develop / wrefying substances ..
n Tie tissues, which, II not speedily
eliminated. produce disease. Ayers
safsaparilIa feet, the removal o.
these substances, AMI thereby pre-
serves health.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-03
Notice.

Stolen from the stables Of the
undersigned, near New Hope
Bridge, on Durham and Chapel
Hill road, last Sunday night, a
bay mare colt with white spot
in forehead, six or seven months
old; any information leading to
her recovery will be literally
rewarded. E#nU*@ /.
Dec. 8. 1s90-tf.
A. B. Couch,
... Box 100
Durham, N. G.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-03
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOrla.

S.eeIlssurss, nervous pro'tration .
fi,s, st vitus dance, nervousness.
hysteria, head. co. hot iidshe'. nerS.
Gus 4, spepsia, c1Btusipn, are cur' d
bv Df. Miles Nervine. hid b.it!es
anil iiue hooks free at ye.rbys or
Adj ess DR.. ! ilea Medical Co, Elk
hart. Ind.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-03
The Alliance Warehouse. Lynch
burg.

We called in at the Alliance
Warehouse, at Lynchburg, Va,
and found the clever manager,
Mr.. w. S. Fore, up to. his ears
in business. His warehouse
was filled to overlooking. The
farmers were pleased with
prices.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-03
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.
To Our Friends, Patrons and
Members OF the Alliance.


TOE undersigned wholesale and
retail merchants OF Durham, N. g.
have our celebrated brands of Sun
Curej chewing Tobaccos for sale.
Make note Of this when you Ssh
10 purchase chewing tobacco:
r. BLACNALL q Son.
W. NJ. YEARLY.
n. NJ. JOHNSON & Co.
P. W. VAUGHAN.
MICHALEs Il Co.
s. X. PERRY.
w. III. PROCTOR.
W. MAYGUM & Son.
JoHS w. MARKHAM.
J. ii. ADAMS.
A. q. ELLIOTT.
NJ. EAKEs.
4. 9. WEATHRLY, Dayton
NC
| Durham Farm srs' Al.
| lance Tobacco
Manufac turing Go.
nov. ~.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-03
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
siE FRANCISCO. car.
IOugglIlF. IN, MN rORk, AL

IoWsnILf. ~ kfw roRk ~
When you nee a g"oi, safe lag
alive. ask a., our druggist fr box
Of Ayers Hills, and you will 6Dd
tha' they give periec: satisfaction.
For indigestion, torpid liver, and
sic< headacl o there Is nothing su-
perior. Lesdinr physicians recon
mend them.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-03
&C. TAYLOR.

Durham's popular stove deal
er and timer has a nice adver-
tisement in this issue. He has
some cheap cook stoves for sale.
Read his advertisement. Ups.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-03

AS family medicine, Ayers Pills
excel all Others. They are sui ed to
every II. and, being sugar-coated.
ave e,sy otake. Though searching
and thor ugh in fleet, they are mild
and PIT, asant il action, and their use
is atte, d d with no injurious rsu't is.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-03

Ii. rdache. neuralgia, dizziness
nervousness, spasms, sleeples n's
nervous dyspepsia, dullness. blu
are cured by the Neivine disc",efe'
BY tn" eminent Indiana Speci list il,
n .ivous lie Sis, DR. Miles Fim
DO. Ike al q trial hotties free at Y ar.
by's. Or address 7 he Miles Med.
cal Co, Elkhart, / d.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-03

Save the bays and the girh from
8 1o'ula aid other forms of inru,,
blood by giving them Hooa's sarsap
arilla.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-03
CAtARRh

u constitutional and not . local disease,
and therefore 1t cannot be cured BY local
applications. y requires constitutional
remedy like Hoods Sarsaparilla, which,
working through the blood. eradicstss the
impurity which causes and promotes The
disease, and effects . permanent cure.
Thousands Of people testify 10 the success
Of Hoods 6arsaparllla as Q remedy for
satarrh when other preparations had failed.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-03

Both the method and results when
Syrup # Figs Is taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
TEN effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
,nly remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing TO the taste and nc.
ceptable TO tho stomach, prompt In
its actin and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, il
many excellent qusli'; commend Il
10 all and have ma..s II the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale In Soc
and 81 bottles by all leUling drug
gistA Any reliable druggist who
may not have Il on hand will pro
cure Il prompt, for any one who
wishes to try j. Do not accept any
substitute,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

Having q ,alifrd as admin t. =
of Samuel iiol'sins deceased, I T
by polfs II prrs" indeb'td hi
es:&t ~ make IL mel'aie settlrme
and all pers'ns hnv NJ claim again
sal rsta; present them to me
verih Il. "h h { r. Nov. Goth. 1891
or this nn 10, vi lie plead in bar.
J. H. stage.
Adm { $mI H"pkin., decd.
Ibis Nov. 10.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-03

The county officers-elect
gave their bonds Monday and
were duly indicted into the
office.