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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-10-30
CIVIL TER
Offhe Wake Cou SUPERIOR Court 10
Meet rU-tnorroNN

Meet fS-inorroN-
The October Civil term of Wake c0un
" Superior court, which should have
convened on Monday last will meet 20
morrow, II n Henry r. BRYAN p-ts;d
ing The following Is ,,e docket a. il
has been set fcF the frs week.
Monday. October 81.
ID. 2i1 Etia NJ. &rgat u ais vs..
Claude A Perk'nson ct ais
4s50 4 W. ShafT-r ". Denqs Gol
man.
5059 Pauline Christmas vs.. Christie
pher Christmas
5as4 John johnson IS. ". z B,4ke ct
ais.
Tuesday, Noverl,erI.
S737 W X Hunter " David Lyon
4i22 B. NJ. Harrison ct ais vs.. David
Ray ct ais
525l L. R Wyatt vs. Mrs. IF.
King
1864 Elizabeth J. Kelly vs.. solomon
Freeman 81 ais.
wednesday,. November
443O Jones x Powell Ct ais vs..
Thomas Pence ct ais
5000 b. X Partin ct ais VS. Lewis
Stewart. executor.
1924 \. O. Nickers ana WIFE vs. C. b
Afford
Sos A C Eidiue VS.. c. D Jones.
ThursdaS. Nosenb.r3.
1863 {. DJwd, Receiver, y. II VI
Turner et ais,
526l r. u Russ = J. b Brown *
Co
30ll Ei. II Bed. e ct -is. vs. Nose.
4 .jicdsoc e. 81.
5O66 " J P.-le II ais Y. Albert :.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-10-30
WA>TED.

sale men on salary or con mission 10
hsH-ie tE- s-w Patent Chemical Ink
Ert>Ing Pencil. 1re greatest :, ling
uov-t, - 1T need J. ss- iik thor
uUgh In tvvo >tco -. no abrasion 4 -aa-
per. 1oJ 10 utE.tr cent pr 1T one agents
pr ~ rmguated l1 go. ia siN dAys. AZ
9th Sl2 .u fWu hour. y want ore en-
erE G. gene ID sG-- 4 for each Stale and
trto-y tor teru- aun fnn part culars
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-07-31
The PLAN.

TIE gold bugs u Wall Street hare
their 5geu's 70 this State u ". and
at;rac, the attention 81 the people
away from the main and vital i-sJe
in this campaign. They have tried
every experiment they could think Of,
out 20 far to 70 Elect The csudI-
date FOR Vice Pres dent on the Re-
publican ticket 5 L gOlj-UUg Of the
Ea.: 5h and Va! Street spec.cs. He
is related 10 ii. GIc gold-bUg. ID. o
MILE. Tits gold bug OHnE railroads.
newspapers and mines IN this State,
and owns a0ii controls. tho RepuGli.
Gao and Democratic machines. Ills
cnmnaEds the machines obey 10 the
letter. What his orders vii! be all
the h~euchmcn and lackeys are HnI.
lOusly waiting to knO@. fney don't
know yet whether he will order both
machines 10 ut up an electoral ticket
Jointly or ca.h D = pnrnt-iy, OF
yhctfer lie wIl order that n ticket De
NUN Lht'N ~ I'Nltl'h tbEA'h' VI tS
either iaEi! cr 10th I4rt.es.- He il
aow more f~HyOrabl! Disposed 10 nom.
iGate Oy petition, - II ia SUI posed tho
people cnn he d easi!! hoodwinked
( IN tnIs mLnuC.
To carr! the State Tor Harrison and
Rein on IL air"jEEi up Republican
p-EI! nomination Is thyo.ht to ia
impossible even with bushels Uf coin
So, II nothing occurs 10 change the
( D.an, orders viii lie Issued very sUou
/, both parties TO ucmup'c jointly by
p-Iit!,D. When the order is issued
J just watch the antics Of the combine
ia this Stole, how eager each one will
Ie TO take the lead il oOcying the
I U.lc:.- .SiIrsT State
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" hO HiIICd IL?

Our Colorado contemporaries who
nfo daily "ndeuvoriug to convince
their readers that IT wus tho wicked
Id bug Democrats who killed tho
Stewart biIi should read tho eastern
press cLmucnts. Hero ia a fair snm-
PIC from tho Pittsburgh Dispatch. 1t
SAYS:
"lhcrc is little credit for tn" doient
due To tho Democratic party as II
whole, Tor 1t IL noticeable that tho
victorious opposition WAS lod by OK
speaker l;rcd, aud that ho wicldcd ali
his force against the rulo 10 tako up
tho bill.
Although tho ultimate fa.o OF tho
measure WAS extinction SO long Hg
Harrison is President, il is we'll that
IL wig not permitted to reach him."
$50 long ns HARRISON il President
mark tho words! tho "ultimntc
fate OF silver 10 extinction Donvcr
NcUS.
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OUR J!CEE:T.

We ,l-c, -, ~. Lc,I ., rur eel
.mu- ,n.da, III. p.nul.'- r,rt, tick.
!pr pr, alden, and We. President and
Tie F!,ctufal tacxv %! the Silver mar.
t. Of =, yada, Nominated at Reno:
w., hly. dane ibi, III no hus,, tuoCd
Or gpifi, Of revenge. but after du.
confederation ol tic Iggaps involved
"a thc coming national election. We
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-07-31

The Univorsiiy Rcgenta nrc having
Tho school buildings entirely reno.
waited during tho vacation, and NJ the
commchccmcntot The ucxt term the
promises will 10 in u otter condition
than ever bot Irc. Professors Jackson
and Phillips arc wurkin: right along
at tho laboratory during tho vacntion.
but Notwithstanding tho humber Of
assay q, nnrly,cs and othcr tests which
they mnko every day they find IT, i'm
possible TO catch up with their work.
Rono Gdzcite.
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JDTU J'IPJfFs

4 man 10 ~pfesentael iyr the spGnyos
~ pc po0pIg 81 tho tinted BIGlos
Nh" "iB he'ral The pDDUjp' viii, II II
~ ezpfesa'd IN 80 net ~ CyDgfrsp. We
f"ppht 10 "yrry iotnEgbmenh ooa
yr", Rcr'irHoD, wlintb"r We ehaH
hDaBdpn the lnst pnirrDeamapl ~
~hourrf ~ ahaIl piapi upJu Il ny
u yiotHyy iAttIdLcJ
WhHt IL that igl ontrourhmoDiy
Tho EocUial CJIl"gn WhHt can W.
10 ihef"r Row" no irdol cud.Dcc
- Judgment wki"h tic futi,fs ~ the
GjnstitUtioG bnGiaroi oiGctDo shpuid
esomifo ihppl6ur"I
am bid thdt this IL p8rtisnD, thht
this means bird phfiy movement I
deoy H. say u moaUs ioyaIty 10 Lbs
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rrrru or

Sssa SssVi ss->=s 1ad hss.
naajs f2r sc5z-@E- lie reosutsgos-
iiIa- FrsDca. -. N~SLEcSs eslss y.
Il Hz-t, x CaI1-rss- ~ iss char
&Sl alter SHs4rrx . to- G-@I=s -
.Ss prS1s q .!rs as@S ~ t. ~
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ME-, RI iIe-a ! AK bys lag.
Il As c2Dcilga q ih.a-s srE:E- ET-:
fzs pc-stE ~ slr=r AL E--rsc-
Eoz hare Eii-s8si - :rs5uzI r.
line foa have sItceS3 5-Iirs
@Iiain tie , ias-.Gz Ar=20s
Esliaz - ;g- ias -s=LL5e Z: iO-r
g=g-E J1sx.1: Az re5<L-t :5ai Ia
P-sEde-i II ib= Cas%l St-.@ Ii
s.z=.5 Hbg I'll r=0 ~ &La q, TIE
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gees g0S -: gass u ~zzt tvvr gszrs
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pEuszI
WHIST pgsi5se hare tae psrtis
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iE:ars t4d Cg-x-ss 9p1o t5s A.
,sr szs39a = 49, s.iAgz: sIs-s-
ITs r..a-
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either Of ths old PARTIES. zho care
nothing f., the interests Q; the I-o-
pc End are oxnz6 snd controlled in
tho inte'ss; q the money iower?
Our choke Is james u wrayer Ter
P-esiden; and James g. Field Tor
Vic. P~resiieci, and ;or ibe-p 8ill Ia
ca,: the e!ec:0r !! o,e q, Nevada next
Pal IL th- rtprle vote Us they talk.
Whit. Pine NUS
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They 20 10 Washington ard the! pro
pVpnd inquiries L=fgre tL- vote -
cast Z. the electors. - SIR. Harrison
10 EooE what be ~Iu % UpOn this
question Of silver, IL a hll . pzs~d;
snd prop0urd 10 Nr. CeIelard the
sane inquire- Suppo- that M
H&rTiEcr sa!s 10 t.se- Republican
electors, Il xiII not md yir. Cl-To
land says, Il ~ilL- TslnCu d kind
enough 70 indicate 10 - !vgr idea
abou; what cG-rse sbOl!i u taken
by the electors:
Nj Ns1iands-- am, - | sad. q
Republican,. II acre ere 81 those
electors. ! should rad m,E:N as
~T-creaut 70 N: irGs. II ! did not vote
FOR GrOTsr Ci-,eIanL IApY.au-.
NJ nan da-e r-,nrG TO ,as OF thu.e
States having violated that trust.
lTApi!ause
~ fre"3s, / vas reuar.ins that
1 We 4 k-pUb.icau.
Az = RTPrELiCIS.
I-II-=: tnas the ac.nu II the Re
publican party IN II: State all De
EXPLICIT. ~! oe -is-. -. sill Ue !Isl.
ln="e ever: adaaira,;.a tyr :he auan
.rO Is. soS "a -an .!5-:e 'ur the Euf-
i'a@-s q: that party. IS | nave every
o3ruiFaIicn r.. tt- p~.=,Ua! guailie.
o, IA. ~crp7asai. j. is Il creItaD'e
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a. az iLz- Party CHiy-Las ~.
s~7vo-si-i. AID all b. sYcc-2,-l, 20
laaZ -: r~szils true " the @-.gUf
silrsr. tAppau=i
hare ziio=sz-d the ~ fepenfen-e
II -rtsga Il that party IL SsYz6a
G2s4s a.d asaIa- FBy yea-z a.y
EbEs the yre-1t GiTsT mea.gr. 80
ii=c Up - tie Hovs= q, Eeprs4oia-
lives SE.n the NcRll!ey ill "a
GDa=r ru.ss4-:aiio2 n the S-ra:@, q
b5iI - vHsca the pa:ty IL .!,y q, ever,
ksyyDIH=o .z ~IIe!y-i, !. asa s=m-
tE 81 the Eze>gc,e S..Ys: Co-aII-
- .. Ias LGIi@j S-su-r. adire- eel =
'~'--au 70 The Sat 9, E,-.! Eepgb-
mr-a coZtaiIcse .: GtYSda. aaI 10
the State Central CyYnTltszzs 81 all
the -1ninZ Stsu~. y ;Le ;F.=a DOM
aaHi iaE;y, reGgeA:i Z Leu 20 il
sEGci tneir H~-y:e~,.L4i. es IN Can
Efers ~ 'Oie s:4ia-I
g.a.sg -;LL
CrLzs corcesrioo zas made 80 ell
'S'- l3fP-a-E+
We're the. tue ~ isrt: then: les,
he. @era true - t.e Republican
I4rty II NsTR5a. ~ the :epubIicIr
pa-;y % Cp!p.afo. to the l:rpoDlieaI
par: IL S:urtIaa a.I iG"ho. bg:
they nee n9t tue To- the gold bug
Republican party q! Me- York. (A;-
pl4"se.I
Inc .-s-!t =ss tka, The tariff men,
BIZ. ArKInIe: an others, we're 10
;He zreats.= Lollusyg. Inc I.-puD
( iican Senator. from ihes- Sta,.g Az.
nDgacs1 ;ha' th~y ~ygl! 10: vote FOR
tafE uE!sss Il silver LlH 1as paizs-J.
aaf the re-p!; aas the passage ri the
. pre@cD: BIZ, ~nIca iefg..y iacr-as-I
the IRE AID the y.!.s,' a.iver.
I"o rgontns the Republican
! party III ScYa1. me: ~ contention.
ihsIF puTiyE= Being 10 s~.@at eI=ctorz
n ID. Eaii"na C5u..LuUn al Min
n"apr!ls. Ih"ir ~F-7Eu,i"rs had uu
oncsrinln g,gLd. They DECLARED
tne.Diye5 IL condemnation q: Ia.
{ characterization 81 P:ai5"t Ham.
III, ~ lar Eg hat a.mir.s'rniiyn re
.-t,d u %.iI:cr. San. / ask whether
the IGrty-ths I:~ElLi~ar party .!
Se.aGa-caG, after J:r. Harmon il
| dominated cnnsu reLty g.css eve: tie
rn,,o-d, IL. record t., Independence
-.,yl lhls subject, AID r.cpnmcGd
/ Hr HuTrzDn ~ilhg.i 90 ~dlii:at.DD 10
tic guHra2cs II " pe"ple. say
90, ~ p~!DE1."8 ~ I~..hiHia.n 81 feyU-
I tat.Du !yr I.ss;cucy and the r. spec:
II! tie raDpls u that STATE. Nox,
~hn, Gg they sIJ. What VII t9"y
sg,: abiI Bia'G tat 10 tina, Sat"
the SIscr L~aS4es, which coUatitur;
q large percentage of he mcmD.Ts 81
18TH p4;tI~s, have had q cDnY.Dlirn
and the: hale Nominated three IN
! d. eudcnt eIcctofs--t"0 Republican,
u.l Das Democrat, and they blupped
there. That is the end 81
TnTmD Patty mrvEuEyT
there. They cali upon the Demo.
! cratic crui'htGLs and Republican
| aDrT"GuUng 20 rat'fy them. Whether
! tuey ali dp il rr not / d. not hnr~:
bat at 81! cY"nrt the Republican par.
y all Ls called upon 10 p!eGsn it's
! c~1EGIJat~s an ricciDfs " Ind"Icnd-
enrs II n"tirn IN the Electoral CoI-
rye; and # the Democratic party
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For Alternate E@fDrE,

GYO q .iICS.. q Es@bs56t
GEOEGE BpDES. +Of SD-sg.
" !. HgSgERFIELD.--O Lqca-
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-15
AROUND THE W0RLD!
The NEWS FROM ALL SECTIONS OF
THE STATE AND COUNTRY.
SCisSored, Pasted, Stolen, Written. I'm
aSined and Abducted for the Ben
eft of Globe Busy Readers.

SCissored, Pasted, Stolen, Written. I'm
asined and Abducted for the Ben
eft of Globe Busy Readers.
The late Col. l.. L. Polk had an insur-
anCe Of $4,000 on his life.
Philadelphia experienced an $4,000
fire yesterday. The roofing and paving
works of NJ. Ehrct, Jr., & Co. burned.
In the senate and house the death of
representative Stackhouse was an
nounced, and both houses adjourned,
Jerry Simpson, Of Kansas, was renomi-
mated for congress yesterday by acclama-
ton by the peoples party convention.
Suitable provisions will be made in
the way of comfortable apartments at
the State Fair for the board Of lady
managers.
The big warehouse of the Bay Line of
steamers, Baltimore, burned last even
ing, which with damaged boats. made a
loss Of a million.
Two car loads of watermclons from
the south passed through Goldsboro
Yesterday going north. They are now
being shipped daily.
Rev. DR.. 7. II. Pritchard has been pre-
vailed upon 10 withdraw his resignation
of the pastorate of the First Baptist
church Of Wilmington.
Hon. Nelson W. Aldrich, of Providence,
K. l., was reelected United States senator
yesterday. The. vote was Aldrich. Ga {:
David ). Baker, Jr., IS.
Rev. T. X. Pastel, a Georgia crank,
has set the day for the final dissolution Of
earth and earthly affairs. May Is, 1900,
is the time. The hour is not given.
Charles l. Stewart, late associate editor
of the Winston Daily Sentinel, has &C
ceptcd position to do general newspaper
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-15
A. A. BANKS, Prcp'r.

Visitors should leave train at Morgan
ton, n. c., for the Springs, stopping at
the Hunt House, and they can obtain any
kind of conveyance they wish to take
them on to the Springs.
The proprietor will do all in his power
to make his guests happy and contented.
Band of music and amusements Of va
riOus kinds will ~enliven the season.
The house will be first class in every
department. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Address,
A. A. BANKS, Prop'r,
Morganton, n. c.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-15
BONANZA EXCURSION NO. 6.
Durham to Norfolk, Va, via ~SeabOard
Airline.

Muse and Rem have made final ar
engagements to run their Bonanza EXcur-
sion to Norfolk, Va, leaving Durham
Monday, June %, and returning Wednes-
day, June %, a stay Of one day either in
Norfolk, Washington, Baltimore, Fort
Monroe, Newport News, Hampton, Nir-
ginia Beach or Ocean View.
This train will be run independently of
any other train and will not take passen.
gers between Henderson and Portsmouth,
making very few stops, if any, after leav-
ing Henderson. This will be one of the
best excursions that the Bonanza has
ever run.
Fare round trip, $3.50.
Train leaves Durham at $40 a. m. Our
Mr.. Muse will go through with the train
as usual, which is a guarantee of good
order and a pleasant trip to all. Posi-
lively no Intoxicating drinks sold on this
train.
Stick this in your hat for future refer
cnCC.
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work in Washington City. His successor
on The Sentinelis Mr.. Howard A. Banks,
of Asheville.
The state board of agriculture began a
regular semi-annual session in Raleigh
Yesterday morning. The new filter,
the largest and best in the state, arrived
yesterday and is being put in by the
Raleight water company.
DR.. J. NJ. Hayes, who was Col. L. l..
Folks physician in his last sickness, and
who remained day and night at the bed
side Of the alliance leader until the end
came, is in North Carolina and will spend
a few days with his family in Oxford.
At Winstead, Conn, a Scotchman and
| three Italians were sunstruck yesterday
morning. The thermometer was 81 in
| the shade. Richard Conner, aged 30. a
trackman on the central New England
railroad, was sunstruck in the afternoon,
making five cases yesterday, all fatal.
The president will soon transmit to
congress a message on the forthcoming
international monetary conference, to-
gether with the correspondence. With
but one or two exceptions all the Euro
pean countries invited to the conference
have sent in favorable responses.
In a street alteration yesterday, at
Columbia, S. c., Alderman Herman Gil
reath was shot and instantly killed by j.
| Minis Sullivan. Both are men of prOmi-
hence The alteration which led to the
tragedy arose from the miscOnstructiOn
of a note sent by Gilreath to Sullivan.
Meagre reports of a terrible cyclone at
Galva, a small village four or five miles
north of Peoria, III, yesterday, IN the
Rock Island and Pennsylvania railroad
have been received. Almost the entire
village, which contained 1000 people,
was swept away with considerable loss
of life.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Stroud, a bright young
man from Chapel Hill, died at Winston
yesterday morning, aged 20. The de-
ceased went to Winston a week ago from
Oak Ridge, where he had been attending
the school. His death was the result of
Overwork in the school room. The re-
mains were taken to Chapel Hill to-day
for interment.
Representative Eli T. Stackhouse, Of
tho civth I;ctr;ot &c CCy,I C,ro1;,o J;ol
suddenly at his residence in Washington
shortly after 3 o'clock yesterday morn
ing Of heart disease. Mr.. StackhOuse
was in his seat in the house yesterday
and answered to the roll call, but COM
planning Of the intense heat, left the
house and returned to his residence.
Later in the afternoon he was much bet
ter, and had his son read the papers to
fered to sit up with him, but MIR. Stack
house deemed it unnecessary. About
1870 a. m. young Mr.. ~Stackhouse heard
his father breathing l~abOriously, and
called to him but he did not respond. He
never rallied and died shortly afterward.
The immediate cause of his death is
thought to have been heart disease. The
dead congressman was a member of the
farmers alliance, and Sunday last passed
through Durham, to Raleigh, where he
was a pail bearer at the funeral of Colo.
mel Polk. This is two great alliance
leaders dying within a week.
YESTERDAYS BALL.
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A SAD DEATH.

\ Young Man just Ready to Graduate
Il Stricken with Fever and Dies.
Mr.. +. p. Eller, a student Of the Uni,
versity who was stricken a few days
before commencement with typhoid
fever, died this morning at 1 o'clock.
His remains, accompanied by his
brother, a lawyer Of Winston, were
brought to this place and put upon the
morning train for the home burial ground
in Ashe county.
Mr.. Eller would have graduated next
year. He was a bright young man and
greatly beloved by his fellows.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-15
STEAM WILL BE ADDED
AND OTHER MACHINERY, BECAUSE
OF INCREASED BUSINESS.
The j. Y. Whitfield Tobacco Company
Forced to Enlarge It's Plant to Ac-
comOdate Orders.

Forced to Enlarge It's Plant to Ac-
comodate Orders.
The manufacturing interests Of Dur
ham grow with the towns growth, and
on every hand is evidence Of progression.
The J. Y. Whitfield Tobacco company,
manufacturers Of chewing and smoking
tobacco. will this week take another
leap forward. Tomorrow will arrive
the necessary machinery to put in steam
and do all work by machinery. a large
engine and boiler, a power hydraulic
press for prizing purposes, Carter casing
machines, and other necessary apparatus
will be added.
Captain Whitfield who started this bus
mess says that trade is better with their
firm now than it has ever been. Orders
are coming from all quarters and what
plcascs him most is, the goods give uni
vcrsal satisfaction. The familiar brands
OF the plug tobacco made by this COM
pary :.re: Harry Lee, Whitted's Seal Of
Durham, Dream Of Love, and Nat Ma
con. The smoking trade which seems
to have the biggest run on Harry Lee
and Rising Star.
TIE GLOBE is glad to see this new
move, as there is not a man in town we
would rather see succeed in a big way
than Capt. J. y. Whitfield.
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A. A. BANKS, Prop'r,
MOrganton, n. c.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-15
GLEN ALPINE STATION, n. c., Feb. Is.

This is to certify that three years ago l had
my left leg amputated four inches below the
knee, caused by blood poison and bone affec-
ton. After it was amputated there came a
running ulcer on the end of it that measured
81 inches one way and AZ inches the other,
and continued growing worse every day until
a short time ago. l was given up to die by the
best doctors in Charlotte. / heard of the won
derful B. B. B.. l resolved to try that. My
weight at the time I commenced h. b. b. was
120 pounds. When / had taken three bottles |
gained 81 pounds in weight; when l had taken
twelve bottles | was sound and well, but con
tinued taking unit had taken fifteen bottles.
l now weigh $50 pounds and measure five feet
and three inches high. l contend that your
medicine has no equal as a blood purifier. 1t
certainly worked like a charm.
W.T. SON
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-15
nR. j. j.

With fifty years experience as a General
Practitioner, tenders his services to the citi-
zens of Durham. His specialties: Mucous
Particular, Indigestion, Bronchitis, Scrofula,
Constipation and Headache, Secondary and
Hereditary Diseases. Home at G. NJ. Hern-
dOn's. Oihce over Jones Jewelry Store. Office
hours, = NOck a. M, to II M. and from 2 p. m.
to 4 d. III
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-15

The need Of a perfectly safe and reli-
able remedy for the peculiar diseases of
summer is universal. AS a remedy for
the household, office or the farm, on ship
board, and for travellers by sea and land,
Winkelmann's Diarrhpa and Cholera
Kennedy has proved its inestimable worth
in the prompt relief and cure of all dis
orders originating in the stomach and
digestive system, such as cholera, cholera
morbus, diarrhpa, cramps, etc. Service
able under all conditions, and always
ready for use; is perfectly safe.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-15

Harry Gallant, a member of the Char
lotte naval reserves, was drowned at
Norfolk yesterday while bathing at the
navy yard. He never came up after
going down and it is thought that his
body went under a ship.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-15
LOOK AT THIS.
A Fine Chance to Get a Home at Low and
Reasonable Prices.

The Trinity Land company who, it will
be remembered, bought the t. b. Lyon
land near Trinity college only a few
weeks ago. nave already had the property
laid of and plated into nice streets and
lots, and are now ready to sell the lots to
any person desiring TO build. 1t is the
intention Of the company to build up a
nice community out there. Lots will be
sold reasonable, as it is not the purpose
Of this company to try to make a fortune
out of it. For prices, ETC., apply to J. B.
Warren, general manager, or c. A. Jor-
dan, secretary and treasurer.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-06-15
YESTERDAYS BALL.

Where Played and Who Did the Business
Best.
AT BaltimOre-Baltimore IS, Louis
vile 9.
At Observation-Disclosures 10, Pitts
burg A..
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -, st.
Louis !.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-29

far as the tarltt is concerned, think
more can be accomplished by doing that
work in the ordinary manner and
through the ordinary channels. The
only reason that can be advanced for an
extra session is the condition of the pub
lie finances. Extra sessions are rare and
have only been called on occasions of
great emergency. That condition does
not appear 10 confront us now. | am
not prepared to say that there will be a
deficit that will demand such a session
of congress. 1 see by the papers that
there will be, perhaps, $25, 000, 600 in
the treasury that will be available out
side of the 800, 100000 of reserve. If
this coming session reduces expenditures
as it ought to, and as l believe it will,
that amount. together with the reve-
nues, will run the government until the
end of the fiscal year
Mr.. Holman is of the opinion that the
coming session will do little more than
pass the appropriation bills. He thinks
the question of an income tax will figure
very largely in the discussions of the
house and that the matter of immigra-
ton may lie considered to some purpose.
Mr. Holman said that he thought the
sundry civil appropriation bill would be
ready for the committee within the next
three days, and will probably be the first
reported to the house.