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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
John and Ira Sabin to Jose 6uardiola lot on
n. line Of Farrell st, l65 W. OF Mason. w.

John and Ira sabin to Jose Guardiola. lot on
\. line of o'Farrell St, los W. OF Mason. w.
James B. Hagsin to B. Joost lot on s line Of Wv
Point Lobos ave-. 1876 E of First ave.S
l4o s Ne to point, n to s. Point Lobos, W.
james W Ward to Kitty A. Ward, lot on s. "
line Of 1wenty-hrst St, 80 Z. OF Valencia.
Orson H. Reyes to sarah f Crosby, lot on NV. '
line Of Brannan ST., 90 Ne of Sixth NE.
Twenty-ninih-st Methodist Episcopal Church -'
to J. IL. Brown. lot on :. line of Twenty
seventh St. 1885 Z. OF Sanchez, Z. AK
JACOB Il ymsn to Nellie caneiiy lot on + ~
line of Forty-thlrd ave-, 1875 S. Of S st.,s. 5U1
Joseph Samuel to Patrick Gorman lot on T.
line Of Gunnison ST., 800 S. OF PrecIta pl.,
Thomas H Williams iby eiecutcrJ to WI NV
Teyis ct al. lots In the Western Addition,
Blocks l72 and ,s66
on Z. line OF Twelfth ave-, IT'S S. of L. st.,
fseifc Land Association to James S. Darcy, ~
lot on W. line OF Hampshire ST., 1T S. Of
Twentieth, s. 25x100. Observation-Disclosures. s
James ); Darcy to soren p Lennot, same. 10
James H. Davis to S. c. Hunter, lot on S. line
Of Iwenty-hfth ST.. IS w. of Douglass W.
eecrge Gillespie to Ellen Ii. spanon, lot on Zooo
Z line O. pevlsadero ST.. e2:6 N. OF suffer.
Monroe sAS Greenwood to j. a CRATE LOT ON ~
n. line OF Clement St., 80 % L. of Third
salomc i fs an of 10 ooy John / snsrrow iof IN 10
line of York ST., so S. of twentieth, S. 5ox
James J. Casey to Catharine Casey, lot on e.
line OF Fl tn ave-, $50 n. of Point Lobos
ave, \. 25Il2o ;..--:..:.....:..:.......: Gift
Fernando Nelson ct al. TO Andrew Nelson and
wife, 10! IS, GIFT Map s.:................. 2.lOo
Edward Monaghan to william j. Bryan, lot
on NV. line OF Mfnna st. 1891 NE of
Fifth, NE. 25x8O. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
William +. Perkins to Philip Mayer lot on Il.
a si, Of Howard Stu ael:6 S. of Twenty
william c. Hamilton to William l.. Whelan
lot on NV cor. of Douglass aud Seward sts.,
n. 100. w. ll5, s. 80, Sc. l2O .......... 5000
Mli,am L. w helan to Alfred Clarke, same. 5000
jacob Hcyman TO Valentine Franz, lot on Z.
line OF san Jose road 1873 :75s s. of worde
ave, ;. 2b:7H, SE- IS, NE. 20, NV.
Aoi.s = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Margaret Evans to Margaret Tunstead, lot
on E line ofFranklin St. 90 n of Vallejo
n. 22:6. NE. AZ. K. 81, 5. 81 IS, L 90 Gift
Julius Jacobs to James A. Cooper, lot on N,
line of Lobos ST.. $50 Z. of plymouth, L.
50xl25. ................... 10
Mary Sweeney and husband to James A.
Cooper, lot on N. line of Sycamore ST., IS
W. OF CAPITOL w. 25x125....-........... IL
James II. Rock to Whitfield Jennings, lot on
s: line OF Lobos ST.. 81 + OF OriLaba. Z. So
Winifred Jennings to James A. Hardgrove,
lot on n. line of Lobos st., $50 f. OF Piym-
outh, f. 60xi25 -. ................,,,.,., 1C
Manfred Jennings to Nellie +. Suiliyzn,same IL
Charles J. Merrifeld TO Adelia Merrifeld, lot
on f. line OF Lott ST., 100 N. OF Hayes, N.
The morning call., 1890-12-10

5. T. Young, the receiver of the California
National Bank, announces that he will have
snileient funds Oh hand by the first week in
the depositors Of that institution.
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San Francisco Meat Marke..

Veal Is not as scarce 1t has been. Live Hogs are
steady. Beef, Mutton and Lamb are abundant and
unchanged Wholesale rates from slaughterers to
dealers follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality, &c; second quality. So
51ac: third do 3I@d54Lac
vEAL-Large 6ea7c: small Calves. 7Gs15c
MUTToN-Wethers. Tc: Ewes. 612c.
LAMB-Spring Lamb. SLa@D9c p ID.
PoRK-Live Hogs, 49414c for hard gran-fed;
stock Hogs, 3G312c q 10; dressed do, 6I297c q d.
The morning call., 1890-12-10
Wood Market.

Pine is lower. Posts. 91sc each: Redwood IS SO
p cord; Oak rough, e7@17 %: do, peeled, 80 so;
Pine. ~ 70 y cord; Railroad Ties, 81 934c apiece.
TANbARk-Whole bark. $l6 h cord.
The morning call., 1890-12-10
Lumber Market.

Retail prices are: Rough Pine. S2l p NJ; extra
lengths, higher: selected, S27; clear s35: flooring.
S3S for No s3S 80 for fancy, s2S for No. 2; step
ping, s35G45; rough Redwood. No. l, S2l second
quality. Sl7; selected, $50; Shingles 50 %; Lath.
SO 2593 SO: Pickets $40 for Pine and SlS for Red
wood Tor rough, S27 for fancy
The morning call., 1890-12-10
Wool Market.

Boston, Dec. 9.-Territory Woods are In good
demand at 80 G62c for fiue 5s@l6Oc for fine medium
and b3@55c q 10 for medium. California and
Oregon Woods are quiet and steady.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9.-wool Is quiet and un-
changed
The morning call., 1890-12-10

CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-Wheat-There was fair specu-
lative trading chiefly local. The opening was from
1ac to Ssc higher. advanced s4c, then with numer-
Gus fluctuations settled back lc ruled frmer, ad-
vancing 1ac, again eased off, and closed 14c higher
than yesterday. Receipts, 44S,0O0 bushels ship
ments, 10000 bushels. Rye dull at 6sc. Barley
nominal.
CHICAGO, Dec s.-Whoat cash. 1920
Corn-521ac.
Pork-$S l21s.
Lard-S5 so.
Ribs-S5 05.
Whisky-$1 Il
The morning call., 1890-12-10
A Valunbla Beach Water Int.

The suit Of Nancy Payne and Squire P.
Dewey against William d. English and the
Harbor Commissioners was being retired
before Judge CARRIER yesterday. The action
was brought in July. 1887, TO enjoin the
board from driving piles or obsiructing
bounded by Berry. Third, Fourth and Chan.
mel streets. 1t was tried before Judge T. K.
Wilson in 1888 and judgment rendered for
the defendants. On appeal Judgment was
reversed because imperfect maps had been
introduced in evidence ana new trial
ordered. The property is now valued at
over half million dollars, though it is only
q narroW strip with a frontage OF 80 feet.
The morning call., 1890-12-10
BOARD SALES,

following were the sales yesterday In the San
JIan cisco stock hoard
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MORNING SALES.
Street-35 Sv Water. 80. 9414.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-76 Hawaiian Commercial, 141s.
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A verdict far a Large sum.

The jury in the case Of William w.
Craig VS.. the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company has returned verdict for the
plaintiff, assessing tile damages at $4,000.
Craig sued 10 recover damages for Injuries
sustained by him in an accident at Castro
vile last April OF such a serious nature that
he Will be disabled for life.
The morning call., 1890-12-10
Fine Silver.
Lower at 81 OF 9 ounce.
Mexican u ollars.
Sterling EXCHANGE.

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange. &c for sight drafts and
loo for telegraphic.
The morning call., 1890-12-10

Bankers sight drafts. 81 SO; bankers sixty -da
bills, "a 81.
The morning call., 1890-12-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RUSS HOUSE.

IN - DO
/ Simpson, Paso Robes
o Simpson, PaSo Robes
A NJ Robin cite, Fresno
A Martin, San L Obispo
q Ingalls,, San L obispo
IL Beaudry. Portland
+ q Stone ~ VT, Reno
Miss l. Stone, Reno
5 q Beatty, San Jose
L Maynard, Pacific Grvr
II Il Cummings, Truckee
p A Gianocca, La Honda
B NJ Warner, Kansas
r Jones, san Jose
j A Saul. Marysville
w Minkel, Healdsburg
7 & King, Brentwood
j Il fahrner, Redding
j Davis. Grass Valley
T l. Hughes, Grass Vale,
A Young IL WI, Grass Va
a w Lindsey, Grass Val
Z Daunt, Modesto
4 Is Simmons, San jose
G Gordon, San Jose
Ii II MarSs&fam. + Jone
NJ Ii Robinson. San Dieg
Mrs Hopper, Santa RIOS
DIR W U Wilcox & dau
Healdsburg
/ Il Fisher. sta Barbara
4 A Rhende, Los Angelo
S Smith, Denver
S Mckay. Truckee
NJ NJ Javens&wf, Pittshrl
Capt Mawatta &wf, Pitts
W Heath. Tolenas Spring
AMERICAN
J w Wheeler, Ogden
Il Jones, Portland
ID wilkins. Astoria
q McManus. oTtIand
ID jackson. Portland
Il Marsh, Walla waila
j Davis. Portland
Il w Barney, Minnesota
W Shriver, Realdsburg
c Il ShriVer. HeaidsbuTg
w Il kyenS, Piaccrville
Mrs EngIeheart & ch
Suisun
L s Gerow. Lafayette
j ii Stockton, Timbe
Cove
A I Shell. California
ID Mckenzie, Guernyllie
J w Steele, Heaidsburg
X Grum & son, Napa
Miss C Grum, Nspa
w J Amaga, Santa Cruz
j Stearns. Olympia
A Hutchinson. Illinois
DR. W W Crandall, n Y
II Hillmers, California :
MIR Tiedemann. Californi
j Helps. Tulare
Mrs A Cameron & 2 ct
Tulare
G Crare Il fam. Tulare
q X Walters, San Jose
NJ & Sheldon, Oakland
W A Lebeau. Oroville
j Wareley, Nevada City
INTERNATI,
T Foley, California
j Yaness. Auburn
F Walker, Elk Grove
II j Gordon, Antioch
j q Difiin, Virginia
J Purcell, Virginia
+ Hart, Cincinnati
A K Vest, LakepOrt
w Bawalda, Santa Rosa
Il Sweeney, Crockett
n EbbittS, Crockett
A ia ilantyne, California
A L Strouyh, California
+ keegan, California
j y Murray, Cloverdale
o Morris. MADEIRA
f + Morris. MADEIRA
Miss J Morris, MADEIRA
NJ L McLoud, 5fadera
G z Noorhies, San Jose
J Delaney, San Jose
j Vandelleeth, Freesdal
W NJ Sales, Mole hi.l
ii Lagcriund, Mole Hin
Il Phillbrock. Sacrament,
L Lacy, Colusa
Il j sutton, san Mateo
Il WinslOw, Butte
} c Williams, California
ID Woods, DuncanS
Mrs Is Church, Wadswrtl
GRAM
ii EverS, MlZatlan
AMHutch insoR, SanDIeg(
G Barnsby, san Diego
J B Starr, Olympia
T Turner, Modesto
ID HOLSTER, CORTLAND
+ ii Staples. Vallejo
G j Noack, Tacrameato
WGCogsweli, Les Angelo
W Mcknight q W, las
Riverside
T NJ Iiilby, Monterey
DR. Wood. Charleston
} 7 DunneT&w, San + clip
SGHedgeS&w, DesMoine
mis- } J Kelley, Salinas
Mrs j A " ebster, Salina
J. Peiton, GroYille
A Il Jackson. Salinas
G Kaehien, MERGED
w ID r Richards, StaCru
W w Baldwin. Los An
Charles G Derby ,Berke le
w Z Ebert. Milwaukee
q A Traitor. WatsonvilI
c Lewis. Coopers
j Cunningham, Greenyill
c S Middleton, Greenvill
A Rose, Los Gatos
"nU
The morning call., 1890-12-10
BERxELEY ROOMS AND HOUSES.

Q NEW HOUSES; PRICE $500 To $1,000; ALL
u modern improvements: maca 1amized street. n.
L--FREESE, corner College way and Walnut ST.,
Berkeley no29 26t%
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ERN HOTEL.

II Il Pritchard. Oakland
~ Rachfort, Portland
u J hurry, Portland
g Reynolds. San jose
Nv Pierce, San Diego
NJ L Henderson, Wash
J Is Mahan, Oregon
~ Bisbee, Ogden
IN 4 Miller, Indiana
ID 5 Shipley, Los Angeles
lCW Hatfield, Los Angeles
Mrs Jameson, Sacto
~ Thompson, Lake View
The morning call., 1890-12-10
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departuro From San Francisco.
The morning call., 1890-12-10
LICK HOUSE.

L ID Beard d ", Napa
DR. l. + Dogin, Napa
u A higgins, st Helena
I Beck, Watsonvilie
Mrs A l. Rhodes, S Jos,
+ Pache q W. Marysyilil
j $ Alexander, Modesto
j + Ward. Modesto
+ Loeb, Santa Rosa
q A Henry, Fresno
J J. Wines Il W, Reno
Mrs J 3 Gallagher q 2 Oh
Butte City
" ID Wood, Seattle
S I Moore, Gllroy
+ ID Lewis, Pomona
j II Stuffiebaum, VisaIis
w II Hamilton d W. Sact,
Mrs Il ID Wakclee. AptO
Miss Wakeiee. ADtos
Miss Yancey, Modesto
BALDwl
EV Skillman, New York
Mrs A j Stevens, Sacto
Miss NJ Douglass, S Mate,
Miss X Mullen. S Mateo
A NJ Haines. stockton
+ j Brown, Stockton
j A Cooper, California
q 7 bush, Martinez
l. Z Drees, Petaluma
W X Southland * VT. n
Mrs G q Beagle. Mich
ii W Jones. q B n
S Musich, Martinez
L + Minaham, San Jose
+ j BOnney, Winters
A Wertheim, Sacrament
S ostehoru, Sacramento
Miss ID Davis. San Jose
S Il HibDen, Los Angeles
II Clement, Los Angeles
DR. S Quinlan, Chicago
OCCIDEN'
II l. Porter, Salinas
j w Thompson, Seattle
X w w aterman, Sacto
Il NJ Wellman, Santa Cru
G Brown, New York
q w Hooper, Sonoma
j 4 Wheeler, Monterey
ID NJ Moore, Astoria
Mrs Stancliffe, Japan
Mrs I ii Fisher, Japan
s A Preston, Washingto
Mas NJ Preston, Wash
i II Staacliffe, Portian
w Davenport, Helena
Mrs Davenport, Helena
Miss Z Davenport, Helen
II q L Eagcraft, yancouv
Mrs } Il Porter, Japan
Miss Porter, Japan
L Jacobs. Visalia
A G Goodyear, Winters
PALAC
+ X Ainsworth, Los Ans
G ID Lane, Los Angeles
i l. Robinson, Santa Cru
s r Dobbins. Vacavllle
S r Elliot, Chicago
s CheyDey, Philadelphia
S 4 Rogers a. W, Alarmed
j A Bell, U s Navy
j w Outhwait, SerraMdr
w w Hammer d w,Detro,
G q Wheeler S Barbara
II NJ Hommore, s Cruz
II 4 FChaInsley, N ZeIan
S p Below, U S Navy
p w Cam, U S Navy
j Lathrope d W, Oaklan
s Redieid d. W, Napa
q Hadsell, Sonoma
j w HOrEthal, New Yoi
W NJ Griffith, Arizona
NEW IVES
w 4 Deacon, Indiana
g Jones, Oakland
I Flores, Oakland
I Gillen, New York
I g jenkins d fly, Cal
w Floyd. Nevada
w II EllerS, Oakland
L II Wilson, Oakland
J. d Hubbard. Sacto
L Blair, New York
I Vickers, Kansas
q Zeigler, Ohio
III Forester. Red Buff
Il w Reed, Sausalito
The morning call., 1890-12-10

CAUTIoN-scots Emulsion is put salmoncooed
Be and Prepared only Bownes
Manufacturing Chemists, New York. All Druggists.
The morning call., 1890-12-10

Emulsion and prescribed the Med
world
combined in such greatly increase their remedial
The morning call., 1890-12-10
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS

hLhEltUh NJ III ~ LII tE VI
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
A LAMBDA AGENCY-AD ADVERTISEMENT
- ~ and subscriptions received at the Alameda
DER x CO., LASS PARK ST.
MARCUSE q LESSER, SAN FRANCISCO, 628
wi Market St, opposite Palace Hotel; Alameda,
home builders designs furnished.
INSTALLMENT HOMES.
s16oO-New cottage rooms and high Basement:
modern improvements; near station; $50 cash. $50
s2OO0-New cottage rooms; high basement;
NJ odern improvements; near station: $500 cash;
$40 per month.
s2Soo-New cottage; 8 rooms; all modern i'm
month.
Ss50o,Fins cottage 6 rooms; large corner lot;
$500 cash; s26 per month. de- frSuMoWe II
,T-ZoO- laundry; $500, cottage rooms, bath
and laundry; $500. house rooms and bath; will
sell en- easy terms or exchange for lots GEO A
GjROO COTTAGE F4RooMs: LOT 25xI2O:
Apply to JOSEPH A LEONARD, coz PARK st. and
Central ave, Alameda. (305) de6 If
NOonO $500 CASH, BALANCE S25 PER
NAOuo. month; lot 4O1l50; cottage; rooms
ssoo0NLot 4oxl5o: cottage Of rooms aud BATH;
hne garden and lawn $1,000 cash. balance $50 per
s325O-Lot 87:ex12O: new 2-story house Of
rooms ana bath; hne marine view; $500 cash, bal
aDce S4U per month. NO. 49,
s40O0-Lot 5O1l50; cottage of 5 rooms aud bath,
with stable; a w. corner; $500 cash. balance $40
per month. No ASA
S45OO-Lot 81 :6Il4o; new 2-story house; rooms
and bath; $1,000 cash, balance $40 per month. AL
Si7OO-I.ot 81 :6xl0O; new history house of
rooms and bath, on Central ave; $1,000 cash, BAL
$50 per month. No. sos
S5GOO-Lot 69xl49: cottage of 8 rooms and bath,
with store barn and orchard; SW. corner. All
SeS4o-LOt ll5x2o0: cottage OF rooms and
bath. windmill and tank easy terms. No. 1876
S7u0O-Lot S012OO: cottage OF rooms and BATH
me garden, lawns, ETC.; best neighhorhood; bar
gain. No. Is
Bargains In building lots in all parts OF Alameda
also house to let and money to loan by H. p
MOREAL d co, 1923 PARK ST., Alameda, and 4o2
Montgomery ST. san Francisco. ocl9 II
BERKELEY ROOMS AND HOUSES.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
D Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THOMAS
TENNENT, Chronometer and Instrument
Maker. IS Market street.
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GISOO COTTAGE Of ROOMS: LOT 25xl20:
u II JOO. block from Narrow-gauge station.
Apply TO JOSEPH A. LEONARD, cor. PARK st. and
Genital Alameda l30bN
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OAKLAND HOUSES AND ROOMS.

1%ICT1,L rI~7,,IC1 ~ ~, :, =, =, n -
w 1855 Market 81. Oakland. by an artist nNsl Il
The morning call., 1890-12-10

GO0lA COTTAGE. ROOMS, BATH AND
CA-oO. laundry; $500, cottage rooms, bath
and laundry: $500. house rooms and bath; will
sell On easy terms or exchange for lots. GEO. A.
FOWLER, Highest. station. DEF Sts
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Additional train lea Oxford daily except nndsy 00 -.
Henderson ~ % r. NJ returning leave 10 die ~
cept Sunday, arrive 0xtud 3 rs r. NJ - dapsx
No 80, leaving GOdsburo 20P. A. and Rail A Aasp a. n
makes connection Of Durham with No 49, leaving at n J
and r. a n. Road. - r ." htU 6tCr
Passenger Goa hes run through between West Point 4 T. ,, a.
Keyssile, Nos 81 end lO2 55 aud I03 :" = gn wa
Nos 81 and 50 at Richmond n u, No. W wo.t n
more dtiy except SUNDAY "1'' ~ ~" Bslu
Nos 80 a5J 81 at e. Il,boro ni .,.n. al :. .
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No b3 CONNECTS Selma Wilson N C M. IN AL &,
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Trinity andI iberaIi.y.


Some forfyeivs years ago or m rt
the latc Rev Ir. kiax on Craven
began a school in X sndnlfh county
where he WAS horn. L pr, seltly
grew and became an impolta,t FAC
tor in education in North afolina,
and especially AZ org fe Methodist.
1t has done g,aal i I'll hfal wax.
1t Is very handsome IT. stustion srd
has good baliirgs ilr Clayer
died some Yraas pas. 4 4 irce then
1t has widen, d and imray,a steadily,
and now the question & removal is
agitaling the fIieu,iS OF lie It,lsge
Some time ago Raleigh VAS Vt. d
for Us the place for Fsmsval. We d
not unders and lila tbs was neces
sarily final, 50 that ano hsr pl: &C
could Mt be select d fti:e ~ want: gs
presented were greater
Trinity has been It juggling for
life Scr a long time. But for the
timely liheralitY Ct { rec genileme..
1t would have erased to work before
this. 1t needs a generous, ample en-
dowment. because Ut tie want Of
proper machinery and thort ugh
appreciation If the advantages ant
requirements ia surtr or ms tuition
of learning, the Methodists have
hitherto failed to sufficiently tndow
1t and give it the needed impetus.
With $4,000 m mbtrs in the North
Carolina Conference and some no..
600 in the State, thpir Gully male Q, d
lege has been laboring amt pahtihg
for existence. Bat light is dawnipg
at last. The day of success is freak.
ing il the hi, nds OF The institution
can but see il.
Thanks 10 the splendid lib rality
Of Dir. Washington Duke. (what a
good name fos grsndihings) of Dur.
ham, aided by Mr. Julian S. Carr,
who is known every where fnr his
liberality, the nee, ed endowment 70.
the most part is in sight. Mr.. Duke
gives $4,000, Mr.. Carr gives $50 00O
Che had given 5 0,000 b, fory). and
the citizens generally will no douot
contribute also with generosity, ana
the college has already funl ofFome
$4,000, we think and so ;frer erect.
ing the building, there Will be sdne
$4,000 as an endowment. If.hp 90.
900 Metbodists are not asleep ard
sorely afflicted with liz prevailing
disease ofstinginess smopg protesting
Christians, they wi!lraise in five years
or sooner, at least 81 a b I'D fol
Trinity College. Ttere are uo b, ubl
fully Etnty Methodis.s iu Whining.
top who give ole tenth cr more Of 81
they get, but they are nearly ali III
boring ienn!e. ihey vii. be surg {,
give something to Trinity if asked t.
do SO.
We take it thst the trust Is d
Trinity will reconsider ;heir deter
minatlon and take il to Durham. Ii
will be the beginning of q new aad
higher moyement in education fol-
the State and the denomination
The University is but twelve or four.
teen miles distant by rail, and thai
part of the State will become more
famous still as a great educators a
center. We suppose that Durham
will have q high grade female COLES {
not long hence.
We make no apology for discuss
ing the interests Of Trinity College
for what concerns it concerns tie
State at large. The Messenger be.
sides has large and growing Meth.
odist constituency.
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The aged California red man who
has just died in his 150th year. and
who never used tobacco or whisky
must have had a marvellous consti.
tuition. That he attained SO great
an age without tobacco will sur
prise many centenarians who have
used the weed since childhood
Louisville Courier-JournaI.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02

I IJAvE DISCOVERED thoroughly re,
liabk remedy for Catarrh, Bronchitis, Gods,
Htadache, &c.; applied by smoking; whicfNis
Ne only direct, thorough and PLEASANT
mNhod. Am having wonderful success. SYal
SAM lie MAILED FREE. Mention this paper,
Addras DIR. J. w. BLcssER. Greensbor1N.c
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-02

JOHN F. SCHENCK.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office No. 5, in Wright Building,
over Fidelity Bank. jan 90.
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