davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1892-02-10

Mt4HaR KNfsNAM
0ENmFtA. Bee t9 t2
{ acgIgs in geeent aaue IA yamr papsf a
sEasenseas ereaissd rs Hon q III Joy. 0f
tswls county. y tae effect sAag sAe stats Y
losing immensely ~ moa haYlag isa Aad
CRUISES 3a AA4Hs #tGA E8~ surveyors aa8
select lands "a Sans aHe surveyed THIS Is
geiisesHqa MpaM sAe sflisleaey "a she sE8as
iAlld e9nAA4as9laMs AaAee whose atf&esA9
seleesiaHs AIRS Being a4i&s " SATISFY sF4ass
s9 kAe stA&e e9 tms general 90FeemmehAs.
ms iaftskles qt the EeAeesaau aAaat ae aNa
parent s@ svesY HaH who Kme@s Ehas TIA
ass EAs ssHma "a Eme enabling AeE 89 lands
can se eaisese1 uaEiA afleE shs
@aas g& Baaa gf sAe governments
surveys n sae .aea1 lana oMee. FlaGs
age never Hl#a aaEH n0ashs 4ateH Ehe
BafN@gs ase m4ae &@e sGate eanHgs eNasv
eiss st4e H&hE gg sasatEsF 6aa e1ase-
aaenstB ear acquire H9 rights pK5r ~
Ea@ aia@sMl Mi1n@ gf sMs @l2s 81 s97sfMaA#Ab B
saEHNV At n9lagNs Heeeas1ailNs tAe6et9ae.
#H#A H@sAGn& e@al& w gaSHsa " senaigg 4
en1Hes ae sEAse a@sns aAem@ with she &oH
sFnnfens surveyors seF gae peHpase 9f
smssetimg &aaa. KMese H9ee4Seus have
L a9ng sAnee 9eee ailssmltg iaqasFea laae Nv
sle stsHs EaM4 epufEsfisa.an aaa every pas
saasa &Av@M6ag# l@ GaH@H gg s#s stale haf
aeaa used Frfg respectfully
AEANM w esM
em6ea AA6s@ LaWd GaHna8dss59a.
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ls viii eass yaU nothing aud win sufnly
8o Yoa sood Il YOU have = Coaah. Cold. ar
any Arauhle with Threat. Cheee be Eamsa.
ur. Kings View Discovery gag Cammmp.
Hou Coughs and Eolds - guaranteed 5a
#iM@ f@iteE @F money wili hw pald hauN
sufferers from t.a Grippe fauod 10 lust she
tHiu& An8 UHdes ss gss ha8 = speedy asa
pefEset recovery. Fry A @mpAa aattle at
9ur sxpense fmd learn f1g Yourself Just haw
good hhsuE is NJ. Trial bottle fsae AZ
Acme drus saara Mari Ross nropFlasafa.
large size 3U cents and St00
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The tendency VI ghis disea ~ toward pnsu
menia Is whaB makes N dangerous. Ea
Grippe requires precisely she same traMGe
msnG g@ b severe cold GhMat herlains =
@aaRh Remedy s famous s9f iss @are4 ne
severe colds. This EsmeAY s1sesualig
e8mnsaraets she tendency 81 sHe disease i0
fesalt sm pasmm@n&, provided k@at proper
care ae taken s9 Evgi8 eEposare whnn e.
covering fgaHa sMe astaes Careful im8uirV
sHis remedy 8uriHg ths epidsfuies af the
past 9w9 years hNs Af.sa go discover
single case saaS h4a cot recovered ae tAa6
has resulted a pneumonia 2a cent 30
eent and 3 BOTTLES igF sale by q U Alaa@
drHgg8st
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"that phenomenal sueeess of illustrated
weeklies ia tha Worlds Fais city All
Che principal @mena sxants finely illms.
sfased. Fhe moss eomple6s. the mosa p0n.
aiaf and aisgMeshsg the mast valuable ll
.astfAtsd wewklY ask youf aawsdealer
F9f isl 0f address tae publishers sab.
eMptt@M. 9ma year bt0@.
Ahs af#pa8e Ge.s Dearborn and Harrison
streets. Chicago. Ar SCENT wanted III
svery s@wm j@ tha Un88ed S6ases
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Hers Az mime sasa, i@m@ y8aFs sHa,
Ers YET roy hsars bad grown s0 9a0w
Has potency oE wamans gmiis.
{ SAL aud smoked ln bachelor ssBhs.
AH9 baszsG aef3rs Ehs Hres glow
W hms eafed q sAsn gar wind 8aa SNOW
Aet stormy blasts of Niat@r 8iawl
Careless Z Baifs& mY pipe ere Bh8is
flsHs ab mIMa s@se
f&a simes have changed fhs GaE aga
seems Ike 4 dream . ieskng shaw
Mo peaesfHe II ps Z sauuos saiiie,
0a h@w Cam { s@ w0N8 my oils
Ta eietns these dozen aids 81 o.
Hers aB Wy xUass
, 1892-02-10
FOR SALE

"A M&AMAH m@m M88ageaa MAmH taHss8
IN bAsyefe Eaa se sasa 81 fs5He eG mfawa
EsfF.m Jfa Ns6awf Mi99k Gag
HOUSE 81 s0sms and es sa gH@ z ssa s3s
A& @@ tass&Ai2aeHs8, HHat Aseeesea sleetfg
0x8e &alreas q ~ 81 TrtaHae 91ee.
aN A6&NA &aA af &m# "a @w4 saetlam H
Nv tsW 6aHtg o.. faHga west. Ghsap. Faff
cash. @alaaG@ aa@TfFs8& @@e N@8f Ah @@# GeH8
asf auuffss NHq5ilife AZ fEftea 9a&H
sW R4HW II as48Ee
"a s6 make g@tae M@MeH EMsaM saB cash.
Apply ~ FsaFHNs 0He@
nED gaaess as fas &Aas@sa N eea@ pe
" hanHfeft
, 1892-02-10

AnRfmF'A MANEDFERs AND biC.
TATf0ss ON N0 AyAiL.

maasmFa Lamam NAeetea CttT EmKta 4
nsat, aaa George saWtaas ms-
atsetea eitE marshaf -~- ettE !.
naaa Fnrehassrs.
tas city esanell Aaa awaElea shs CA
sgneE AsF city ad4eatagag sha ts ghe 0iYm
pta FuegMa. Notwithstanding shs gargas
sla#ma "a .s9anGilaNan MaFphy. wAG
Aaa 4eea Ia cal4aalan Wita councilman
aieksis a. sbtala tHe esntmet aaf hAa conn
FpK democratic ry morning daily
eass lekela stayed away tsss ulght q
she pfsasase of getting soms laaeh, ~ ha
said, hat she se@l eaaag probably was .has
he dld aaa eaFe ta se pfeaeat bo fsta@F ala
sapass - chairman of She Hega aad neaae
eomantstee. " Nh0m slsis a8s ely adHeesss
sag had been reeamsl.
Ehs COMMITTEES dad a0k follow im Eae iosE4
Steps u saa Boss tA8s aaae. ana refused ~
aig1 IA report a dictated 9q eaaaeil
man Murphy THIS sepatt ssaa Yaaf
COMMITTEES oa ways ana means q ahem
was referred sgaaFy asls nv eisy aayertis.
iae. ae4 Ieave fa seb9rt ghaG afaer 4 careful
consideration 9e sas bids fle ehg AdVseEiss
ug We have arrived as she following con
@4A@t9ns hAf#f kaaa h@beGaei@mIm Im aa8lB
papers presents an aa8ane6xs When sxpea
aitGom "a required second EAaG sae
HeeAAss present aa al vantage 5a @@sm@ m0f9
widely circulated saryHgaaas sa8uF5an
DISTRICTS, &Aa 6he eouHtY #@gs mAnV per,
sons reside w@e ane aEafestsa im e4sg
matters
fhinl That cine 6taa b gha weekly ~
Pefs are only from ansshka sa 9ns.tmelg4h
gf ths eaf# 8gr tae lowest BIDS ~ daily ssg
Vice aMd 8n3Y 9aa seventh aaa 9@s twenty
second yf sne u}kiHeat da5lg 8l8 We kh6as
GORE, CD eas interest Bf economy aad s9
secufe widely s8seaaea service fscGal.
mend ese acceptance "a she sld of sosie
ONE 4f sae weekly papers. be N a daily gers
vice q Preferred, lae acceptance al kAa
lowest Bid, thaE submitted eg ghs Wash
An&69M STANDARD under Che condition
submitted u sas proposal 3g saas paper
N@s proposition submitted gY Ni Esesy
aaes aet shata taat s "a oia toF q daily
service, aad q g. thefeiofa presgMed so "
for z weekly pager and s classified sheae
With. 6. q. sieaebs,
Chairman.
a motion b liable ghls sepore " Mt
Meb@tReg VAS adopted and sae reports "a
ere remainder 81 sHe e8mnl lice Msssrs
Gt Ward &M6 N l M@HagmBy FsG0ma
msnalag thas ths contract be awarded M
fHs QsYsrtt EsfseN2, the lowest o.d 0i
tha aalaea, Was adopted
Since q Ell White CO. 8H View YQfk
elty havs shown 4 disposition t9 Interest
themselves more asepiy ln gh@ purchase d
Olympia muuicipal bonds which Wera aea
ba Pr Nlexa 9n Ens ground sAAg Bhsg 81
aeedet th8 pes ee@a an5E az iad86taa
ness other brokers aaas turned their asten.
SION Nd s1s mMsssr OF Csc Bt58 9g0 voted
White z ga vii. probably purchase BtAs.
GAC s8a NJ. WI. Harris 4 C0 81 Chicago
have submitted a Sid 8a BMs remaining
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Ihursioa County

81 hss superior advantages avss al ashsf
points "a rssss sauad
Its IT, capital ofshs stats aaa 80 ansr
taeasiaa than auy sisr IL ~ ssats.
Ths immsnss uassr af ths nss Chutss rivrs
makes j. desirable plass fas aaau.
fasssFiss.
Olympia i i ihs had Il earisatAaa -
Puget saand
ID has shs Northern rae5ne ana shs foss
Townsend Southern railroad rannsns
thfaash i aaa shs ublaa Fasshe Ia
eoame a saastrassiaa.
ttla eaansesrd mish al gagasa Of shs stats
aaa eepasry by rali aHa slsamsr
hasa
ts a. sas agricultural. tsuis, umheF and
miasrai country back ogH-
Thora Ia no reason Ia doubt that
Olympia in lha nnxt ten Year, will
become a city 81 5000 population.
She may not become a great go.
port and commercial center Ike
Seattle ur Tacoma, but shc viii ~
second yo them alone
Perhaps no mnFp satisfactory
evidence can bo found than the
opinions Of meu III known ability
and wide experience, and certainly
nnna are keener nor more ntaaFvant
than the managers ol the great
raiiaad system. The fact that ~
many lines have made Olympia
their objective, shows clearly che
confidence thrae able men have III
her future growth.
General sherman III brief
speech 10 lhe citizens here many
years ago said that Olympia WAS d
natural, strategic and commercial
point, and that enc of ihe greatest
citica % the Sound would one day
grow Up here
Olympia, loo, Il 4 city Of homes,
of schools, 81 gardens, and fruit
trees and shade trUe8, 4 city which
draws visitors, and attracts families
of means and refinement, familins
with children to school and bring
mp, All q place Of residence
The capital of such state as
Washington would alone suffice 10
build up ne mean city The par-
manent residence of the governor
and state officers. The seat of The
United States land and surveyor.
generals offices, the place of meet
ing If the legislature, the supreme
court, and many state boards, must
attract considerable population.
Come 10 Olympia If you want 10
make a permanent residence Ia
sploudidly growing state and city.
, 1892-02-10

0ae af tRa choice Residence inta haaMtia
gal location. at barg8n.
Also aas iue lots aH HoHrth lraet. aas
m,is frem eafHee of Main auH Fourth. Con
vmnsAaE Me- N@wlY proposed #laetFle 1--WE.
Very Cheap Ii saId MediatatN Earma
sa suif
Address 1whsg fmeeNa office
aWa.tta
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o. NmraAN nRAEFs.
nnIMn ~ TaaIaHF


FHHA RHAsfsa Hooa Kaeoma bali
~ M g. AZ HEsDEaa aegA -. ~
6ouFsM skFeet.
RMsnem MeaFmz Opsra houae
coasaHv a DmLt n oRslens AZ ~
FoampHha tcoat capilall Taeoms lait.
eoeemeia hsatss ees eatamsla hail.
Two ~ hives haFs saea stolen frgm tie
residence @f D. &. Btgel@w.
ig F@a wMas ga@a saaAfaasiam lm Mageh
repairing e. " Rose q Goddard.
A s9n h#a aeea born 10 Mr ana Mm
R@8@NA Valley @e GWm ma&aE
Nims aaasfFg work aaae "A ehe Maahlmg
seH ea2aAfg kiT HAira atrees. Msudiag
sF@e sf charge. gF iee g&
taa BaMmg Mea NJ gms gmsAassA@ s9eiesY
wisl zigs q concert ta gae assembly rgaata
gM #Fli@Y sYeasWR
I'll Haa want afstelaaa mmeh gF dinaee.
ge ~ khs Ms9e ~ NaassA stEeek
&BGf HsaEh 3 sgastegant.
MnaF af Che piiaa om the loHs wharf are
giving away. making shs s&raeEara anaasa
ass Yom eigaa - Mulea on Maia
street. Ma
Fhe question ef wheehss Olympia wM
baNe 9ue Beiiee iaeliee a. Eve IN aaa eam.
Hg year aas been referred u Ehs pelle'
g@Ma8ias@m.
s.ek Headache yields IA REaenAmt
PILLS
These Wa0 are Interested ln saa sgas
( we'll ae abia so gaeealge aA eu8N5m@@@ gma
T or sae sune stee pc .ae present gims.
e@@ sa s@ea m8sh sAe naked eye. protected
( sf e@afse ay aMo&ea glass.
seHd eoaf name sad address "a e geala
eaea ag Sine #aweetG Beed G8. Tacoma. rs
a 5fee Copy NC Eheif salsmAtAiv sAlAa&mas.
is52 seed aHA garisu loo. eaGaiggle a1
ON aeeo9nt sf speBsoeE Egss 8 Coin
/ Will SELL kheir he@eam6 s8evea ~ greaslB ae
laced prices. cai and sfs saem. ilssf
TIVE W4aens Relief Corps Wia give
Fae aoeim8ls ss 0d& Fellows hail Gamws
/ NAal an Me.rnAr9 lgAM. AAmLaa.am -ase.
, 1892-02-10

See what you get for $500 per Year in addition
a copy of the Monthly American Farmer. published n
Cleveland Ohio which has National Circuationi or
"A copy of the Monthly Metropolitan and Rural Home Of
Rochester. New York. which has 4 Large Circulation
among the Farmers d America or
copy II Barons Handbook and Legislative Manual o the
State III Washington First Editonl Il Is a book
containing Many Interesting Facts Of the New State,
at its birth and the Old Territory.
In ordering the Weekly Tribune state which a the three
publications you desire.
, 1892-02-10

a communication from Camp in
relation s9 sewer plans was ordered HlsH
Mr GAmp Submitted proposition G8 e0us
stfNek tMe seB@r tm a@e0fa8aG@ wt5h MiH
plans guaranteeing saat the system. whaH
e0mptmta. mlt by thoroughly practical
fhs committee 9H streets waarva& ama
bridges, presented a report which aas al
apa@d recommending shAG ehe iYea Yf s8sv
w1afansar ae dispensed With ua6ii further
notice
Bills q VI g. MaCalla ana atbers. Fsr
elAtms AEAtHsf contractor ltn stablesan
wore ordered placed 8ieh 8thar ciafms. so
th85 8 settlement m&V aa m@da
city Attorney "a E Fitch reported col
lsesi@m8 ia tA@ su# GA ga008
eiaims 9f tlaefuAh faF work an the
west SIDE. were reported back without
recommendation the Judiciary COMMITTEES
EHe says end mstas committees WAS
granted Earah@F slme n she matter ~ Ehe
stfset assessment af A Ill Chambers.
the 990a 0f @oHn e, Mitchell, 81 city ms
s0m@W wtka b. @ @hApl3w M A Ef8t
Charles III. AYef and "A. & i.aba@s A.
sufetlss was presented ard en mosl0a ~
Mf. Ford atd on sbe Sable s9r ana waak
res@iast0n so Improve G0iamhia street.
fren Eoarfh W FiGth ~ laying sidewalks.
Was refeffed.
Aa ordinance was Introduced. read twice
@Wa referred t6 enc street. COMMITTEES grant
aM Ia bta Westsidg HAiEwag company shm
flgut s1 erect aad maintain Roiee, wires
hf&n&#ts @mA sHeh ather appliances ~ Nav
oe aaeess8fy lef the purpose af operating
sieesfie e8gs ana motors ana + COMMITTEES
consisting af MesHr@ Ward MeHsMtHay
end feipus was appointed so al0sa Ehe
purchase R1r $1,000 af Y sfrlp af laud from o
III Maaf# tKF m#m as q s5Fe66 @n kh@ Wa8ts
SIDE ts give gbe WestsEde HsiiwaF com.
pmny an saHy ascent co #Are8an avenue.
aMnr@@fttNg keeaHNHn.
The proposition Nf Al W Harris K Ca
ta pmfeAase she remaining kt9 an0 worth III
a0msis WAS Accented at tf4a aUanftt tta@s&Yt.
, 1892-02-10
FClfl RFNT.

asIaHE3 ssaas Aaf Asasezsee5af st I'll
AZ swgsush gtFaes eM MOORE 8eeaa
AM9& eeme 9a Ne sails. I'll a@M &esga&e st @8@
III rooms NEee eat Watw ceu0e4isas NJ
GsmeatM @@G0t NsaV @M@&@ MRe8 t@ @s
H ea6ests sis fsesaf ave- 1854
N#HNNI#H E6 sHafeHssaSs aa 888ms sErses ss.
III tween aix6a e@d sev@MiA 81 Mrs Fe8aa8
sse a&8
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-17
SKINNER LET OUT |!
Hr Could Not Chew the Baled Hay
Of the Frauds.
4. Wakes a Talk and the Gang Is Wild
and Deliri0us.
CIPHER IS PUT UP IN HIS PLACE
p,oplr Who Come and GO-Brief Brew.
ties of Interest to All Readers
of The Globe.

RALEIGH, August 10 Special The
a.rd party convention here to-day was
gplI attended, and as conventions 90. Of
ery The unanimity and enthusiasm
with which Harry Skinner vas nominated
for governor exceeded anything ever
Witnessed in politics. Neither did ever
see anything made more evident han
That the republican element was in con-
r5I when in his speech Of acceptance he
rc.erycd the right to act as he thought
'e,t in the event he saw his candidacy
would imperil white rule in North Caro-
Ina. This raised a perfect furOr of pro
tests, and he had to take the stand twice
0cxplain, but still adhering to his Origi-
nal position. The republicans were de-
,ermincd to get rid of him, and motion
vas made and seconded to reconsider his
nomination.. This motion was never put
by the chair, and the only Withdrawal he
made was in the remark that he did not
wish to be "a source of trouble and would
r'e for the nominees of the convention.
A this point an adjournment was had
Ills o'clock.
Jpon reassembling the order of nomi.
nations was resumed and Dr. Durham, of
'.cycland county, was nominated for
euctary Of state T. B. Long, of Wayne,
'or auditor: X A. Lyon, Of Bladen, attOr
lcv general; Rev. J. w. Woody, Of Gull
ford, superintendent Of public instruction
Marion Butler and Colonel Harry Skin.
her, electors at large W. \. Guthrie, OF
Durham, for supreme court bench w. H.
Malone, for Judge of twelfth judicial dis
'rct. W. J. Exum, of Wayne, governor
SINNERS position was not good enough
" be governor, where there was some
Aonor and cmolument, but they could
'm,t his politics to represent the party
.a the work and expense Of clcCtor-gooC
enough to do the work but not to have
any goodies Certain parties will en-
.eayor to get him to resent this treat
ment by declaring himself an independent
.ndidatc for governor. Should he do Sc
confusion will be worse confoundcd, and
'acrc will be fun in more than one camp
Many horscmcn are here for the race
.H morrow. \. llATCuETT.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-17
HE PULLS OUT.
Cannot Mess With the RAIDS and the
Dark Element That Follows.
on and on

Cannot Mess With the RAIDS and the
Dark Element That Follows.
r. B. Darlington was a delegate to the
alliance meeting held in this city some
weeks ago.
When he came into that order he un-
derstood that it had nothing to do with
politics, but when he saw the trend of
the whole thing, he at once signitied his
Intention to withdraw.
He saws he cannot mess with white
RAIDS and the dark element that follows.
he is a Simon pure democrat and does
not wish 10 fuse with any of these new
o4r,irs These are his sentiments briefly
EXPRESSED
Hoods Sarsaparila absolutely cures all
diseases caused by impure blood and it
builds up the whole system.
Brain workers keep your heads clear
and bowels open Take Simmons Liver
Regulator.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-17

tertanment given by the Chick Medicine
company last night.
Colonel Harry Skinner has been
skinned by the peoples party.
Jelly glasses and fruit jars, extra
rubbers free, at NJ. b. Wyatts.
The Chick Medicine company had
about $500 auditors last night
Best -four all grades, and Virginia
smoked hams, at NJ. B. Wyatt's.
-Kingham's reliable and Virginia
country hams, at NJ. b. Wyatrs.
Extra rubbers free with fruit jars
and jelly glasses, at NJ. b. Wyatt's.
Buy your fruit jars aid jelly glasses,
extra rubbers free, at NJ. L. Wyatt's.
DIR. Chick drew beautiful land
scape in one minutes time last night.
New corned mullets and Armour's
best breakfast bacon, at NJ. B. Wyatt's.
Virginia country hams, Kingham's
reliable hams and new corned mullcts, at
NJ b. Wyatts
The hose wagon for the Independent
Hose company has arrived and is con-
sidcred 4 beauty.
-Armour's best breakfast bacon, Nir
ginia smoked sides and all grades best
flour, at VI B. Wyatt's.
Mr. Geo. II. Blackwell will give you
better bargains in safes than were ever
had in Durham before Call and see him.
-IIolloway's business school viii oi tn
in Y NJ. c. A. hall to night at O'Clock,
| All desiring to fit themselves for lbusi-
ness should he present.
"A cablegram received to-day, hy
Colonel Harry Bass, announces that Mr..
| Il. y. Duke has again shown up AT Paris.
| We may expect them all home soon.
Senator Ransom will address the citi-
zens of Durham county to morrow at the
court house on the political aspects of
the day. Give Mr. Ransom "A hearing.
An ice cream party was given at the
residence of Mr. \ Turner on Morgan
street last night by Miss Bette Fowler.
Several young ladies and gentlemen were
present and had an excellent time.
Robert Olmstead, Will McDade and
Ike McDade are now in court awaiting
trial for assaulting and beating James
Lamond yesterday evening. The trial
has just terminated. Robert Olmstead
was fined 81 and cost. One of the boys
has not been caught. James Lamond is
badly bruised.
The election Of officers for The ID. l.,
|. took place last night and resulted as
follows: For captain, T. J. Winston
first lieutenant, J. II. Sneed; second
lieutenant, J. Warren; treasurer, W. IL
Riddick; secretary, W. W. Thompson
color sergeant, J. 3. Walker. These
officers serve for ore year.
Carl Gardner, who lives in the coun'
try, came to town yesterday and while
here a yellow negro picked quarrel with
him on the street and told the white boy
10 come around in the back lot and ht
would thrash him. The white boy went
and had il not been for parties standing
|. near the white boy would have made
complete wreck of the negro, though ht
fzt
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-17
LIVE LOCAL LINKS.
TIC Days Record of Current kNcnts in
the City and Vicinity.

The Days Record of Current kNents in
the City and Vicinity.
Durham is on grand building boom
Virginia smoked sides at VI. b Wy.
F,
New corned mullets at NJ. b. Wy.
rW,
Best Hour, all grades, at VI. b Wy
\ mixed mess-the politics Of oul
,atc.
Rain is near at hand, we are glad tc
slate.
Virginia country hams, at NJ. b
WAITS.
Ellis, Stone a Co. have erected i
aew ign.
Try Kingham's reliable hams at NJ
Wymrs.
-Armour's best breakfast bacon, at NJ
b. Wya,rs
Mr.. West, of the Chick Medicine
'0npany, is kickist. -
Jelly glasses, piuts, 40 cents pc
'oAen, at NJ. b. Wyatt's.
Jelly glasses, pints, 45 cents pei
-o@en, at NJ. b. Wyatts.
An immense crowd attended the en-
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-17
GROUND is BROKEN /!
The First National Bank Building
to Be q Winner.
GrOund Is Broken To-day and the Bust
ness Will Proceed.
TO BE A BEAUTIFUL STRUCTURE
An Old Corner Once Occupied by an I'm
slightly Building VIII Loom Up in
TO BE a BEAUTIFUL STRUCTURE

An Old Corner Once Occupied by an Tn
slightly Building VIII Loom Up in
Shape That Is Grand.
Ground is being broken to-day for the
erection of the new bank building on the
corner of Main and Corcoran streets.
The building will be of brick and three
stories high, with basement
The corner room Of the building will
be used by the first national bank, the
other will be store room
The dimensions Of the building will be
about 45x19 feet.
In the rear of this building stands the
new Hotel Claiborn
These two buildings will add very
much to the beauty of that part of the
town
We are glad to note the grand improve
ments that are taking place iu our midst.
This old corner has been an eyesore to
passers-by for long time The old
building is slowly inching itself away
never to return to that place, and it is the
wish of many that few more of these
old building will soon give way to ele-
CANT brick structures. Let the ball roll
on and on.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-17
Important Notice

This is the last week that DR.. Ros viii
be in town. Those wishing his services
will please call at once at the Yearly
house.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-17
Your Eye, Please

place 80 yards choice White Goods pad and
worth cents, but they cents yard.
all grades be closed
special fu-size
edge, at 90 cents pair, worth $3.50.
Exceptional bargains white coorcd Table Linens %
yard
Table Doyes, Napkins, at "a per dozen up
80 dozen elegant sheer hemsthed Handkech delicate borders
Dozen actually worth ID % each but
consider vauethey the children
piled with blowers for the fall graded school
Matting closed make other goods
floor needs call Remnants CT Bru and All
Carpets right lengths and will be
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-17

tertainment given by the Chick Medicine
company last night.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-12-14
Nothing for Charity.

An abstract of the will Of Jay Gould has
been furnished to the press, although the
will has not yet been probated. The will
was dated Dec. "A, 1885, and several codicils
have been added since. All Of his immense
property remains in the family, not single
penny being given to any charitable or
benevolent institution, His brothers and
sisters are each given bequest of $4,000
with an annunity Of $, 900 each year during
their lives. The rest of the property is di,
vided equally between his six children, ex-
eept that his favorite son, George J. Gould
is given 100000 extra for past services
and his grandson and namesake, Jay Gould
Georges son, is given 100000.
There is no further distinction between
any Of the children except that each Of hi.
children who are of age are given house
and certain furniture and pictures and hi:
daughter Helen is given 5000 month un.
til the younger children become of age, the
expectation being that they will make their
home with her. A provision is made that
the estate Of his daughters is to be free from
any control Of their husbands. The ehildr, n
who are OF age are made executors and are
not required to give bond.
TIE disposition of his vast estate IS in
keeping with his life, as he was never
known to give anything to charity. AS his
daughter Helen is known to be very char
ilably disposed, and as all the children have
more ofhuman sympathy than their father,
it is believed that much Of these vast pos
sessions, which they cannot possibly apply
to their own comfort, will yet be distributed
in spirit of generosity and philanthropy.
The estate is estimated to be worth so, 600,
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