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Richard Mansfield lonnitor:

situdlO Mduourlu lOQuItOt
No longer shall my famous face
AdorR the giu-miiis' pane,
My portrait lis the mafketplace
NOU'H never see again,
A classic beauty such As mine
Shall never be displayed.
Save ia the foutights' 9 are and shine
10 people who have pad.
TOO long the public saw me free:
My autographs at large:
Eut now my Hydc-Dus face 10 see
IN have 10 make "a charge.
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Wants TO Administers.

Abraham Altmayer has asked the Probate
Court for the right to administer upon the
estate Of Zadoc Einstein, which consists Of
notes and an insurance policy OF $4,000.
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Mr.. George Osbourne begins the FIRST
eek Of his engagement tomorrow evening
at the AlcaZar as Jack Adams in Steele
Mackaye's mel0drama "a Noble Rogue
We know cur readers Will join with US in
welcoming this efficient actor to his place
again before the public The part he pro-
poses TO assume is one among the many
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Il q w
D z Z


Thousands OF people who cross on the
Oakland Ferry daily know Mr.. }. D. Har-
vey, tho popular ticset-taker. Mr.. Harvey
writes: I commenced treatment at the
Cosmopolitan Dlspensary about three weeks
ago, having a badly liberated leg. which
gave me nuch trouble. aud which l had
treated by others, who only TOOK my money
but d me no good. am pleased to say
that one Of the skiHul specialists at the
Cosmopolitan DispensaTy has succeeded in
this short time in curing me completely.
l recommend all my friends and other,
VINO may be afflicted, to 90 to the CosmO-
houOrably and skilfuily treated.
tSlgnedj Sd ID. HARNE1."
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I'aZGS-I89I-I'aZGS.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS!
The Second InS,allm8n' Of Real Estate Taxes
Are Nov Due and Payable.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN N ACCORDANCE
~ with the requirements OF the Political Code
section 3745. " That the remaining one-half OF the
taxes on ali real property VIII be payable on and
after the first MONDAY III January next. and will
be delinq uent on the Iast MONDAY in April next
thereafter, at O'Clock p NJ, and that unless paid
prior thereto five per cent Will be added to tho
amount thereof"
To facilitate business taxpayers are requested to
send for their bills with description Of property as
early as possible and thus avoid the rush later on.
To accommodate taxpayers unable 10 attend dur
ing the day the office viii be open evenings from
TO O'Clock. from MONDAY, April 18Th TO SAT
CRDAY. April 23d. both days inclusive.
n B.-No checks received after WEDN ESDAY.
April goth.
THOMAS O'BRIEN,
Tax Collector OF the City and County OF san
Francisco
Dated san Francisco. Monday. Jan. !. 1892.
las IT cod
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strong dramatic creations that have marked
mas been. and bears the deepest stamp Of
genuine acting talent.
THE NOBLE ROGUE's" STORY.
The Interesting story Of "A Noble ROrn."
Is brought about by The fact that John NUiraN
and a money lender, Peter Sink who are plot
uus 10 gain possession of tue milliouaIrr's
money at his death Their plan Is mat HaSkips
Sh3l marry Grace Mortimer, Murray's niece
aud helresS, and Tins bring about the purpose
OF their projects Grace. however has fallen in
love WIKI an artist ana eugraYer, Percy Wallace
Her uncle, learning OF Ter choice, refuses TO
give MS consent 10 their marriage, having other
views Tor her welfare. But she sim remains
htn 10 Der lover. which so Anglers her uncle that
lie dlsinhelus her Ia favor OF his nephew
carey haSklns. Stink and Haskins are
teuers, one of whom has been arrested,
ana The lear OF his turning States evidence
causes them great uueasiueSs, aud a council Is
he q ~ which Jack Adams chief Of Tie gang,
and noble rogue, in spite Of his faults, lakes
part The man 10 childhood was kidnapped by
Peter Sink and his gang from his home, and
reared 10 The midst OF crime. his real father being
none other than John Murray. or these facts,
however, Jack himself Is ignorant and they are
known only 10 Stink and Ii skins. JOHu Muir.
lay, having learned OF HaskiuS ylilaiuleS. inter
ruptS The consult lion and orders Jack from his
house Sink having escaped his observation. lie
tells hIS ne heW his knowledge OF his character,
and also OF bis decision 10 IeIust3te his niece as
his helIeSS aud 10 dismiss Inn. HaSkIus then
determines that John Murray must meet his
Adams 20 do The work, 10 which murder Jack
Indignantly refuses 10 be an accom- plice, deter
mining TO ihNatt The scheme, which deeply en-
Gitlers Hds6ns against him.
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ono Yeomen of The Cn,rd >,

Gilbert aud Suliiyan's opera with this
title, Illustrative in a light way Of a certain
period in English history, will be the at
traction Of the present week at the Tivoll
Opera House. The business is interesting
the music tuDcful and catching.
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inRs for years OF crime, which they accept.
carey quietly selects Two OF the gang 10 help him
I'D the murder ia which Jack refused 10 take
laII, ana also 10 assist him 10 Kidding himself OF
hts mistress. Kate EUTUham, a poor glr whom
lie had WrOnCed, ard whose love for linn lUp4is
her 10 watch over his safety, even TO the assist
auce OF Jack Adams IA tie illustration OF his
best laid plans. Although Jack arrives at the
scene 0t the murder, the opening or tie great
diaWbTiGge prevents bis assisting Mr.. Murray
Nh"IH tAe StouuUt els succeed 10 casting into the
river, but by periouS leap from The bridge Is
successful ID reSculUg Kate BuIuHam, VINO has
also been thrown from The bridge.
TIE FOURTH ACT
Deals With circumstances which prove that the
wald OF Jack Adams Is The ,isj r0f Percy Wal.
lace, and cucumStaDlal evidence, Ia the shape
OF % wallet WhicA ailac6 found or Tie night OF
Tie murder ana which Is really the property OF
NiI. murray, hNes ID. Euilj on Percy. jack is
present al ,ae time OF Tie arrest. ana learns Of
lie It.aauuS between his ward aud Wallace
knowing lie mau's innocence vet not wishing
10 BeIdy his late pals. he cOufeSSes himself
guilty OF the crime and give, himself up 10 tie
detectives. carey ana SINK, successful Id their
murder p.an bat TOO late 10 prevent lie chang.
ing ~ NE VIII, altiHnJ by forged note from
Adams 10 lure Percy Wallace away, but through
the Intervention OF h8te Bumuam, who has
assisted IN his escape. Jack Adams fus their
plans. They are about 10 IetHrst him when
MI Murphy appears on tie scene, he having
been rescued by two WhaTf-rats. lie rXOuerates
Jack and accuses Carey HJ>klUs Of the crime
haJe EuTUuum, on "A promise of safely for Has
k.us. reveals The secret 10 lie millionaire prov.
ing that the ad0p ed sen o. John Murray is Jack
Adams, noble rogue.
TIE CAST.
Noble Rogue AIr George Osbourne
John Murray. railroad HIug .-... la Wart Holland
Percy vs. Wallace a - and tlgTlYc Erlua r. Mills
Cary HISAias. atNrl -grer. ..... Leo C1aper
Peter sink. muueF-.- lent ........... Nick Long
Ia5 Roach. alias Bagsle, watchdog Of the den.
George HermauCe
m I8-se C0uaterfeiters. 71, H. I T T4l
Ar-oid EIeek, John Murray couhdeatiaI clerk.
..
ta.t1 Gutter. detect Fe...., --.-... tyrii Young
iTi-- ---t. der y aI>lal Tally
Cdey, Walt oslo Gordon
NewSo95 Mabel Bowman
Grace Mortimer, John Murray niece. -..,.......
E-Lel Brandon
nate burulaiu, one eft the many Eleanor Barry
6ar-Ea Graham, wat. ..... IJaItue Cotton
Ihlis ~ hite- Grace's coloTed l4rse ..Eauny Young
ga-le JF ant ........ Hate fya-t
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-t-.. 80 - -. 80 - - go a. pau
AS Z sasrasl a long long respite 10 cain
Ilr.- t- erhfry fa.rt 7-I . t'slf-rragde1e5 brain
.-..f-r Ffa y..s rfIara +tfo-ya rf-sfl tIl- sas
T-.---z l.lsr-r.ss - rt.b- branded ma.
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- -. $3.50 ~. -.-...-- 80 - .-- va,
~ 49, i -'A 80, 49, '... - -9- --
ana ! saw with q iav I cGU.I nor ca5troI
THe strange net spread TO eusu3re my soul
N1t costly rdiuel4r. nor Ellr---ius gem,
nor 90 pier OF power. nor di2Gclu.
Nar riches that mtTht q Sings ransom buy.
nor tle iuYeil5ls taat aHri.s l-- "5llal's ere
II
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~ .-.- -.s ......, - -l-.. a. ,.,7-+
Ear. .e. there cleaned or jas start. 81 sight
A p .H.. q moose. ana dagger bright
ana saw. Naie LHy pulse capped ap with siee
4 deadly traUEht that was mixed for me-
strange 81 g. for "a weary htart-Born man
fe- t.l--eIy and lercely Tie blood began
Iu pulse il Iur veins, as win mad delight
] looked on fh rs. ei.a ans OF death AMI blight,
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JACK ADAMS

Learning that Information has been given 10
lie police OF The rendezvous OF the gang informs
tile men OF their danger, al the same time telling
them OF his purpose 10 Quit tEem ana lead an
honest life. Carey takes this opportunity 10
poison the minds OF The gang against Jack, ana
SluTied on by him they accuse Adams OF tTeaCh-
cry ana are going 10 XIII him. when Sink inter
feres. Jack proposes 10 give them all his saw
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A Renrfit- for nInrthn Nenmnnn.


There Will be German performance of
the "Fledermaus" CThe Bap given az the
Baldwin Theater Sunday, January oath,
for the benefit Of Miss MArlha Ncumann, one
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piece.
THE CAST.
Maverick BTander. n Texas cattle king. .........
Captain Farlelgh fright. U. :. A. John Marshall
Major fell, a Texas lawyer aud leader OF the
Farmers Ailia "ce......... SharieS STANLEY
Colonel Bracy. faro blnker.
Colonel Blow bar-seeper. ......
members % the ........ James A. Koran
Farmers Alliance }........... Raymond Fiulay
BraSSy Gail Esq, memUer OF the third house.
Colonel Pepper, retired army officer ...........
...,.s-......... Kay mona flulay
Christopher Columbus Jr. Fishback, cOtored
statesman ......-............. .... VIII II. Bray
Sumner Clark
OtheuO Moore. a private waiter at tue airing
ton 'oAh l. craven
Lieutenant Green, u. :. A James a Koran
SeIgeaht-at Arms u l. " dtfell
AaaLuit. Newton thlsheil
G. Whitaker Bellows, Senator. Robert Mcintyre
Green Woodbead, Judge. -...... John Deady
Press Button, al artist. ...... Robert Mcintyre
Crab ................ r.,. -, ..... John Deadly
Mink .............. i'OiN H'ii1' .... Oney Grimm
sam, row-bOy Arlington Hotel.......... Oney Griffin
Mrs Erander, the cattle kings wife. -..,.........
NJ ISIS Lizzie du Roy
Mrs Major Campbell whose husband is sta
toned IN Texas ........... Miss Florence stevens
Dixie Stie, an orphan from IIdiana........
MISS Dorothy ShCrtOu
bOsSy' braudeFS pet.....-.........MiSS flora Nash
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Miss Ada Sterling who has been specially
engaged as leading lady, recently arrived
from Chicago. Mr.. Washington Norton is
the proprietor, manager and responsible
man Of the enterprise; Mr.. H. T. Duckett
Of London the scenic artist.
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Wash Norton.s Enternrise.

Mr.. lingo Tyrrell is staging "A Million OF
Money for the opening bill of the stock
season at Clunie's Opera House, Sacra-
mento, commencing January 18th. The full
rostpr NJ tho con,nony io.
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THE CAST.

career. aud is using it to the best advantage.
Chris is large factor in the success Of tile
piece.
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The Tempter and DC Temptsd.

Written by Mr.. Edward Coleman. men,
Der Of the Fr0hman Company now at the
EalIR-nl
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State your troubles.in full. when treatment and
advice will be promptly forwarded free from OBJ
servation to any part Of the country. Thousands
cured at home. All communications strictly eou-
hdentiaL Inclose stamp to secure an answer.
no2l SaSuTuTh q
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1886 Market Street. Murphy Building,
Over J. j. O'B rien's. San Francisco.
WRITE Or CALL.

Suffering from general debility, Indigestion uterine
troubles. falling OF the womb, leucorrheA
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...,..---....... .kaym flnlay
! Christopher Columbus Jr. Fishback, cOtored
statesman w H. BRAY
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\ Peculiar situation

wAsmlXUT"N. J.. C.. Ian. 1.
speaker Crisp's illness anil the ab
s,nco 81 rults has dcyrioi#vi the fact
that Mr. Crisp las no power I" ap
punt a SPEAKER pro temprr II has
been tho general opinion that Mr
Crisp would appoint Mr. MrNlIIn
Speaker rr" tcmprrr during his nd
4rnre, hut on examination ofthc r,,n
-ttt i:inn and pt,vedrnts IN such mat
ter. show that he cannot mamr a
speaker pro- tcmp"re IA tho absence
II rules. and ~ thrprr<rnt hm1< has
uu rules hc Is deprived Il the I.owrr.
The clerk 0f the HmI$,' will g, uzr
Iu"ntly have tocall the lnrly Ia r,lrr
tomorrow as b" dos at the beginning
II Congress. and pat anvil decide any
motion that may w. made The
Iluusr then can select n Speaker pru
temporr 10 act until Speaker Crisp is
able 10 resume the chair.
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Dcath of Eddie walker.

A deep shadow Of sorrow rests
ever the home of Mr.. and Mrs w. L.
Walker, of Asheville, who some time
since moved from this place.
Their little son, Eddie, about seven
or eight years of age, died in that
place last evening at els o'clock.
The telegram sent to j. B. Walker
dill not give any particulars, further
than his death.
A large circle of relatives and
friends in Durham will sympathize
deeply with the afflicted parents in
the loss of their bright and promising
little boy. He will be especially re-
membered by the D. L. l., as he was
with them in camp several times and
wore his uniform like a veteran.
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In Raleigh on Wednesday
evening Dec. goth, la"l at 500
o'clock at the residence of Mr.
Thos. W. Bell, Rev. |. Mckee
Pittrnger united in holy we'd
lock az 'ording tt the beautiful
service Of the Episcopal church,,
Miss Dora r. Huskcv to the pop
ular and talented Pref. i. PAUL.
Their many friends unite in
Wishing them a happy and
prosperous VOYAGE through life.
On the morning Of Dec. 3lst,
ISL. at the home Of Mr.. Jos,
Ward, one If Chatham's es,
tccmed citizens and father Of
the bride. was the scene Of "a
happy event in the marriage Of
Mr. Henry :. Pickett. Of dur
han. and Miss Bette Hill
Ward, K,v. j. ". Watson Of
TREATING. After a delightful re-
past th" bride and groom left
lmtnr lately for their home in
imrham. ~ words Of COM
m"nddti"n ar" needed here
t express the esteem in which
these cur friends are held. for
the groom is one of our popular
tOwnSmsn, Whose integrity Of
character. moral worth and
pleasing address will win for
him friends in whatever social
circle he is permitted to move.
Suffice it 10 say Of tn" brld" that
she is from Chatham. Of late
men from many Of tho adjoin
ing counties are imI 1Iing the
borders IL our dear OLD county
and carrying away captive
~"me Of her most w"rthy
daughters. The bride leaves a
/ host II friends who wish Tor her
a long. useful aud happy lii" in
Ithis world and an abundant EN-.
/ trance at last in The bright
/ Beyond. May this young
couple. in the msrning of their
welded life. take Gmd as their
guide, for He will lead them {,
the heaven Of perfect peace.
J. ". WATSON.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
by woman's Missionary isOciety,
Trinity NJ. Il. Church.

by Woman's Missionary asOciety,
Trinity NJ. E. Church.
Whereas, 1t has pleased Our
Heavenly Father to lay hold upon
and remove from earth to Heaven
our dear sister, Ruth A. Parrish,
thus forming another link in the
chain that dra VS. us to that land of
bliss, and whereas the sting OF part
ing leaves an aching void the world
can never fill, yet there is consola-
ton in the happy thought that our
loss is her eternal gain, and that as
we mourn her departure we are com
fortcd by the assurance that her i'm
mortal spirit is baaking in the sun
shine that radiatcS from the coun-
tcnance Of a crucificd Saviour glOri
ously rcconc lied.
Resolved, That in this hour Of
rief and deep distress We can with
r"niI j. nee look upon the long and
useful life OF our deceased sister, as
one cmincnly worthy Of our admira
ton and emulation, and we trust
that the influence Of her sweet Chris
tian spirit may linger with us for
many years H. come.
Resolved, That her devotion to
The cause Of MISSIONS should ever be
IA inspiration t. the membership Of
our Society 10 a higher. a holier and
NOR" earnest endeavor u send the
gospel to btnigited kingdoms.
Resolved, That in al the relations
u lie She was a model Christian
character, as n mother. her devotion
knew no bounds. as n friend, true as
-te,l !. as neighbor. she obeyed to
the letter the divine command Thou
-laIl love thy neighbor as thysclf, I"
and we trust the mantle Of her piety
mag fall upon her children and her
r!illr"ns' children unto the third
and forth generation.
Resolved, That with deep synpa
lLy f,r tic afflicted relatives and
friends u( II sisi." express our
.-,,. t.,u ..t ,,., 81, ,,rcot a
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Both the method and results when
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head.
,ches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
mly remedy of its kind ever pro-
,luced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable 10 the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy ara a.,~ycajl' substances, its
many excellent Iu commend it
to all aud kare n,.,.. it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 ..ottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist Who
may not have It on hand will pro
cure it prompt :. for any one who
wishes TO try Ii. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SGs FRGscISc0. eRL
LOUISVILLE. ~. kEg ToRs. ~
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Our Policy.

The RECORDER under the pres
ent management has been work
ing faithfully for the interest of
the people of Durham. 1t has
been the policy of this paper to
laud the virtues Of our people
and the various enterprises of
our citizens. 1t has never pro-
claimed to the world the mis-
fortunes and short comings of
our people, but has worked for
eleven years to aid in building
up our popular town. This
policy will be continued in the
future and we ask the patron
age Of the citizsns of Durham
to aid us in giving them a paper
that will he a credit to the town
and ourself.
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rnc rA>Gr.E AT cnARLo- II.
Another Move IN ths LtuEor License
OucstlUH.

Another Move In ths LiqGor License
Question.
CHAE,"TTE. y. c., Jan. - Sp,
rinl b. News AMI Observer The
liquor question is on again. Two
w,~k, ~: the barl VI county com.
mt-~iuDrrS, who nave the power If
granting or refusing license accord
lug As III" applicant proves a good or
lad moral character. turned down
very Application presented Ia them
IN til, Esmni that the petitioners did
u'. rpm" up to the requirements Of
the law
Tir. bar ucn began 10 wear a sad
"A.-,> LIN " cmlntrnanre. AMI the
a~ th,hi.mnlsts were MI smiles. Up
- January LIST not n single applicant
ind received In'rns.' ani every bar
IL the ci'y was closed New Years
,lny was a Try otu,. and the whisksy
men wandered aimlrs,ly around
town, talking in groups. Evidently
they woull d. something. but no
ouc knew shat.
This evening IN" board If aldermen
met AMI granted the right Ia sell
whj>%"y t" every applicant, Alder,
man $i'Tnrl. tho doubtful member.
voting yes. by their vote this even.
ing the aldermen have thrown the
gauntlet into the faces # the com.
mis4ioncrs, ami the question is which
will win.
fhr whIsk"y mrn say they will
open Immediately the pruhlbitiunists
say they shalt not II they do they
will probably b. indicted, for tht
qnr.tton will br fought {" the finish
II has bocn tested several times be
fore in this State, and the Suprem,
Court wiIlprnbably have the privileg,
II drriding this one.
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our Attention.:

After repeated calls upon
those subscribers who have been
owing us for several years, We
have sent their accounts 10 the
Collecting Agency Of Bartlett.
Shriner Il Co, Of Baltimore.
We hope all others will call at
the office and settle. for we have
INDUCED you all we can. We
are grateful for the hundreds of
those subscribers who pay
promptly. Renew and help us
give you a first.class family
paper.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-06
Getting Ia TRIM.

The Mallory Durham l,rr"ot CHS.
factory has nat commenced work
snrc III" holidays They are taking
inventory, Strengthening M and ct
ting in trim for u pcar u Ing work.
TIE .Uld chunk C!pr~t IL grow
ing in favor nud popularity. and is
constantly Increasing tls s,lrs in new
territory. tn" gorls manufactured
by this firm have mule a capital hit
and the present year prom" a
big trade, all of which "" are pleas. 4
10 record, because We desire Ia So,
every Durhas industry here grow To
its greatest capacity. That IL what
makes q live, busy tswn.
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Sold Out.

Sold Out.
The editor of this paper has
sold his half interest in the
SOUTHERN ToBACCONIsT, pub
lished at Richmond, Va, and
will in the future give his un-
divided time to the RECORDER.
We will, as early as possible put
another canvasser on the road
to solicit subscriptions and adj
refreshments. We ask you for
your patronage.
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stroIing Lovers Accidentally Killed.

stroIling Lovers Accidentally Killed.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. ed
ward Spohn and Mary Seigs were
killed here this afternoon by the fall
ing of wall. The couple were soon
to be married, and while taking a
stroll were passing the grounds of the
Birdsell Manufacturing Company,
which are surrounded by IA brick
wall 20 feet high, when, without
warning, the great mass Of brick and
mortar fell on the lovers, completely
burying them. Miss Seigg was in
stantly killed and Spohn was so bad
ly crushed that he lived but a few
moments after being removed from
the debris.
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NJ. B. Wyatt carries one of
the incest, largest and freshest
line of groceries to be found in
Durham. He sells low for cash.
ian-G-tf.
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school Fund App"rtIoned.

school Fund App"rtIoned.
The County Board Of Education
l,cld meeting yesterday and appor-
toned the school fund for this year.
The amount was ~ per capita for
every child Of school age both white
and black.
The weak districts were brought
up 10 slOj.
We take ii that this is very salts =.
factory, SO far as the school fund
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goes. Last year the appropriation
was sl.S5 sper cal ita. There is a
small increase this year; but every
increase is a step higher along this
line.
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Fancy Groceries.

You will eat, and you want
something good, nice and fresh.
Well, you can get anything to
suit you at NJ. B. Wyatt's, next
door to the postOffice. dec 9-tf
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VALUABLE Land
FOR SALE.

The Moore" tract of 21j
acres, one and three quar-
tiers miles from Chapel Hill,
on the IIillsboro public road.
and within 3 ii miles of the
University Railroad,
1t is excellent for fine
yellow tobacco. cotton and
grains well timbered and
watcred. The WOOD
thereon, ready sale in Chap
cl Hill, is alone worth the
price of the whole. For sale
for cash or on easy tC rms. A
bargain for some one. Dur
hams future supply of fine
yellow tobacco lies south
west and south OF her. Tier
former supply territory is
now divided with other
towns
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Oyster
fine cand
M. B. WI