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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
Jefferson Davis, ex-President Of the Late
Confederate Stntes
TFor tho Dlspatch.l

[For tho Dispatch.l
Across our broad and sunny land,
delegated. favored band,
Bear reverently, with gentle tread,
The ashes OF our hOnored dead.
On bier with bays and roses twned,
Unto our Mccca-aacred shrine
lowered with priceless blood and tears
And records VI historic years.
o, land of flowers, ding out your sweets
From smiling prairies, cool retreats
OF forest dells upon tho breeze; :
Wave your green banners, lor1iy trees,
Aingle, bright birds. your sweetest lay
With tramp and drum along tho way
They bear the nero to the tomb
Fond hearts prepare mid summer bloom.
And from tho blue-rmmed mountain glen,
Tho broad Savannah. recfy fsa,
Tho quiet village, busy town
Wherever southern homes are found,
True-heartcd sJuthernors, haste 10 bear
Laurel and yew, with roses rare,
To lay upon tho honored bier
Of him who knew not guile nor fear.
Nor among tho bravest Of the brave.
Who life aud fortune freely gave
INTO their country, iii there beat
a Drawer heart than his; defeat
Nor clankng chains nor dungeons gloom,
Nor threatenings OF a felons doom
Could his heroic spirit tame.
Or brand his noble front with shame.
And when his grand career was run
And men esteemed hts lifo work done
Not bis tue blind ana base applause
Success commands; Of n Lost Cause
He Was the champion but no gave
4 soldier heart 40 truo and brave,
A eiatcsmans intellect and skill
a hero's dauntless soul and will,
Fortune and fame 10 serve with might
cause both he and We deemed right
And though no map may bear tho name
OF tho fair land no ruled. its fame
Win his IL writ on hstOry's page
Tho opic Of sOrdi1 age,
IL tells how deeply outraged Right,
'Gainst fearful odds OF Wealth and Might,
Its gauntlet Of defiance hurled.
And single. handed fought the world.
And not since famed Thermopylm,
Not since the immortal, dauntless Three
Beside tho Theirs yellow wave
Faced n vast host oil Rome 20 savo,
Have Drawer. nobler deeds been done,
Moro brilliant victories tOen won
Acains, Overwhelming odds, than when
This hero led heroic men.
Detarred the camp and forum. then
HIS firm hand graspei his trenchanf pen,
And wrote in living words Of truth
! ne story Of our wrongs and ruth
work to prove orr cause was Just,
When Nc, Ike him, are yOcelcss dust.
With evcry honor wa can pay,
And every offering lovo can lay
| pom an honored Chieitans tomb,
from igr ma near thcn let us come,
Ana whore mis- greatest doeis we're done,
With funeral dirge ana boom NJ gun,
Lay his great heart and kingiy head
10 rest amid our mighty dead.
HrAmond. 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
" PrnY. Excnse Ne"

Hast words Of Jefferson Davisl
o, great. true heart those gentle, courteous
words,
Addressed 20 friends about thy dying bed,
Proclaim a message clear a. songs OF birds.
Which well may reach the living from the
dead.
o. world OF hate who SCOTS about his bier,
Heed ye the message, gentle yet 20 strong;
lie sought tho rlght-nnmOyed by love or Tear,
Excuse him that he did not bow TO wrong.
o, world OF lovo who mourn him near ana far,
Enshrine his message IN each loyal soul,
Thou IA needed not. His memory, ike star,
Shines ever on toward LIQUORS. brightest goal
o. kingly soull o. silent knighty lips.
Which plead 20 be excused for work well done,
Ye stiu attest, In spite OF deaths eclipse,
Ghe SouthlanPs chieftain was her humolest
son.
8. b. ELDER.
Ssr Orleans, December 10. 1889.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
Northumberland Rally

The Christian Endeavor rally last eve
ming ut tho Seventn-Street Christian
church was largely attended by Endeavor-
ers of this city and Manchester aud others
interested in Christian WORK. The address
by Mr.. William II. IL. Smith, Of Washing
ton, on the plan and scope OF Christian
Endeavor abounded in helpful sugges-
lions, and was delivered in al exceedingly
earnest and interesting manner.
The meeting closed with an impressive
conservation service. The Revs. J8bsz
Hall. Lenox b. Turnbull. and William l..
Judkius, ID. D., were present aud assisted
in the conduct of the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31

TO the Second Station House. GeorRe
Giblin and Mr.. Triana were bailod for
their appearance In the Police Court this
morning. but John Giblin spent tho night
in the prison. Mr. Trians's nose was
broken in the conflict and ho IL otherwise
cut and bruised. While not seriously
injured ho IL worry painfully hurt and will
hardly be able to appear at court this
morning. He was brought to his room Ct
Evau4an'z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
Je nerson Davis.
sMay 20, 1893.

Oh empire State Of our Southern land,
He comes again in procession grand;
Not as OF yOre, our chieftain head,
But as sainted, honOrcd, immortal dead.
Rcverently watch for him--bareheaded stand,
BRING forth your children, an army-ike band.
IolI them Of Davis. c0-WOrkcr with Lee,
WAC fought with their fathers that they might
Do free.
Tenderly bear him and give him with caro-
10 NIrgnia-Our Mother or States-win the
prayer,
That she VIII neer cease OF his greatness 20 tell.
While he on her bosom sleeps swee;ly and we'll
atlanta, ga. MRS. J. WILLIAM JONES.
tho day on which Sir. DaYs's remains lie In
state IA Atlanta.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
THE PETERSBURG BOYS WIN.
They Defeat the Richmond Club in Cfoso
Game to ?.

They Defeat the Richmond Club in Ciosc
Game to ,.
The game Of baseball played AT Island
Park Yesterday afternoon between the Pc
tersburgs and Richmonds was witnessed
by about 800 persons.
Lyston and Keefer formed the battery
for the lads from the COcklde City, while
Anthony and Luck occupied tho Same po-
sltions for the homo team. There were
some pretty plays by both clubs, and there
were also some plays which are best de-
scribed by tho "goOse-egg." The clubs
are evenly matched and the contest was
interesting throughout. with the assist
ance of the rank vegetation tho Peters
pets by the score OF 10 ,.
This morning At II o'clock the Hunting
tons. of Newport News. will cross bats
with the Richmonds. There will be NO
game IN the afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
MANY VISITORS OF NOTE.
some Who Are Within Eicbmond's Gates
TO Honor Sir. Davis.

Visitors poured into Richmond 10y every
train yesterday and last night. They came
from all Stotes and sections. Ex-Coniede-
rates from the North and West and South
are mere 10 pay final tribute 20 their great
cbIeftqin. and 20 them Richmond opens
wide her portals and bids them welcome 20
participate IN the sad ceremonies ot
ibe dey. Among those who have come
unon this mission are senators, Governors,
coneresslnen. and others OF prominence
and distinction, embracing nearly al Oh
the principal surviving officers OF the Con
federate army. Governor Frank brown'
of Narviand. was among the early aIri-
yals' having reached here on Monday
night. lie Is at the Exchange ho,ei. 10
wss followed by Governor William A.
Ms.corkle aud General w. II. Ohley, Sec
retsry of state OF West Virginia. who
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31

commander oe the yliTty-hT7t Nlrc MA
Battalion Of Infantry, Nharton's DIVISION
is al the EXCHANGE as Is also General -.
G. Wharton. Of Ralford. commander OF
division IN General tarly's corps VINO II
the Valley Of Virginia.
Private W. T. Barker, Of tho NInth
Missouri Regiment, is at the Exchange.
". H. Wolfe. Of the iwcnty-tourth Viz
rinia Infantry, of Picko,ts Division, i at
the American.
MAJOR Marshall HANGER, who was the
rrosidinC officer at the last State conyen-
ycntlOn. IS here.
3ir John VI. Todd. OF stanton, an ola
Howitzcr, - III the city.
Miss Lucille kilhy. Of Stanton. arrived
in the citv yesterday and IS the guest ot
DR.. Hunter McGuirc.
Hon. Thomas $. Martin. Of Albemarle,
VINO - n candidate for the United states
Senate. is IN the civ.
Colonel samuel Hodges. past commander
of Pickftt-BucEanan Camp, of Norfolk. Is
in toe city.
Mr.. W. o. LYMAN. Of New Orleans, is the
guest Of Norman Y. Randolph, ESQ.
The restaurants for the military and
veterans. which arc located AT Nos. 1907
and 1900 east Main street, Will perform n
most valuable part IN tho dnmonstratlon
today. and hundreds Of soldier lads and
old warriors Will be fed by tho committee
~ tli'-t-
Captain David 4. Brown. If Lee Camp,
will have general supervision Of the COM
mlssary department and hc has arranged
% splendid t'l Of faro for the visitors. who
Will be supplied with bread. ham, coffee.
beef. cheese. slrdincs. straw berries. and
lemonade HERE VIII be- no charge for
meals. and every mau Will be given a
much a. be wants. \ large number OF
strangers partook of tho committees hos
pltahty last night.
veteran from Sow York.
iBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
New York. Nav 3o.-Major J. w. Hardy
and fifty veterans of the late Coniederacy
loft New York for Richmond. Va. to-day
10 participate IN the ceremonies there IN
cident 20 placing the remains OF Jefferson
DAVIS permanently al rest IN that city.
Stonewnli Band aud Camp Coming.
Special telegram - the Dispat'h.l
STANTON. Va. May 20.-Ihe Stonowall-
Brigade Band. twcnty-scvon strong. leaves
here tonight fer Richmond 10 participate
in the Davis rcintermcut ceremonies. \
large delegation from our local Stouewall
Jackson Camp and many citizens are
leaving for Richmond TO-DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
khetiIlnatgsIn

is emphatically blood disorder caused by
inability of the kidneys 10 throw of cer-
tam pOisOns which accumulate IN the It's
sues about tho Joints and muscles.
+. T.. T., very simple. quickly, and sure
" cures this disease, neutralZlng impurl-
ties III the blood. Experience aud science
both endorse p. Z. p. as the only infalli-
bic blood purifier known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
CItY CiIcnlt Cont.

In this court yesterday the Jury in the
case of lvanhoe l.. Moody rs. The Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company was
unable to agree upon verdict and was DIS
charged.
In the case of Mamie II. Goodwin's e1-
ecutrix rs. The Richmond Railway and
Electric Company. the jury not being able
TO agree on verdict, was adjourned over
until tomorrow. The court will not be in
session to-day.
J. A. Baker, Esq. qualified to practice in
thfa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
Alnmlnary he. a brilliant star.

OF magnitude tue first IN peace and war,
Who went before Ms as our polar ray
To guide US through dark and w0iul way;
Ana who, though fallen from our civic SKY,
Shines on respondent 70 tho inner eye,
Tho soul ~ honor, no was truly great;
The champion Of rights Tor man aud state:
Tue polished scholar and tina Christian man;
90 died. o shame beneath hls countrys ban.
We moIrn, indeed, as for IN only son,
Amt. kaeh cl-like diI not we know II done
by God all Wise, would not be cOmiOrtcd
For our oSn honOrei DAVIS. who IS dead.
Wrap him IN gray, all IN Confederate gray,
Tho en- Jiem OF our cause, AMI near him lay
Tue "S;ars nnd Bars, ani with proud array
Hand him Win martial glory 20 the clay;
And whore his body rosis Taise-nObly raise
\ c)lImn % his honor nnl the Gr1Es-
A monumental pillar, tail aud grand.
That shall the wonder OF the world command.
Adicu Adicu cay all the sunny South.
Adieu from war-scarrci veteran AMI youth;
Aliou from mothers ana from maidels iair;
ALEU-. departed chiHtialn, ceased from care,
AMI with our Lee AMI Jackson rcst IN peace,
And tako from warfare hcre sweet release.
X. NJ. FUTILE
I0uyrtfIr. Ifr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
kLA1YS FATAL FALL.
The Breaking Of a Line Causes the Death
OF Wis. ENGLAND.

Mrs. Catherine England, aged 80 years
fell from the roof of her house, IN rear Il
DrInkaris bakery, l702 east Main street.
Yesterday afternoon 20 tho brlck-paY cd
alley below, q distance Of over two nty
feet. sustaining injuries from which sho
died a few hours later. The breaking of
clo,hes-lne was the cause Of the accident.
Mrs. England was hanging ont some gar
ments aud leaned against the line for
support. This broke. precipItatlng her TO
the pavement below. and III falling She
struck pie OF loose brick and turned
over, receiving two severe wounds, one
over the right eye the other IN tho back
of her head. and also bruisng her right
arm.
The ambulance was called and arrived
at 3 o'clock. She was taken 10 her room,
where. after being treated, she was lett.
at the request of her family.
Mira. England was widow, with several
children. the eldest Of whom IS Miss
Florence. m employee or Edward j. Ia
gan's at sos east Cary street. DR.. James
+. Crane, Of 3li north Iwenty-tourth
street. was sent for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
We Mark the Spot"

For tho Dispatch.l
The banners hang In peaceful mien
And droop above tho dead,
And hosts come back again unseen
And move with noiseless tread
And Sorrow sits with tearworn face,
And faT's the look OF Fame;
And Glory marks the resting-piace
Rngrayensd with his name.
Honor the dead, the living sing,
Tue song through agos speeds,
Back from the dead let mem'ry bring
Tho honor Of his deeds
We mark the spot, slow time may chow
Injustice all its wrong;
We marx tho spot, all time may know
Ills peoples lore Was strong.
NAuSs1L WHrrH
Bethlehem, ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
Torn. p.,idrd Into nr'sade' and 70

49,. ". j. hihlotu' anu H. i' '""AH "n'
o. Ike VETERANS WILL FORM.
ni,,t.d Into prisadcs ard 70
i'' .,uoo Of t-ach Camp Given.
o., Gcnral Thomas A. Brandcr, who
...,ard a., Old soldiers in the Inc.
..., ,..uci tho following orders rcla-
.., formation OF tho veteran corps {:
McaN Np. Va, May 80, 1893.
.-l other veteran organizations
,.fel INTO hrigAdcs and take Pc.
...vc On tao following order:
...Ar Grace siroct, night on
.. facing south. BnCadeF-Henc-
~ Ca-uct commanding. stan :
~.mal Hodges. Colonel ID. vi.
Thomas Lewis. and MAJOR
',Nan- Brigade Band.
D. Icr Drum CoTps.
.r Ice Camp, No. !, Colonel T. L.
Camp, Colonel Thomas T.
Earhanan. Colonel Thomas l..
~aI Camp. Colonel II. c. ilud-
.I,o Camp. No ?, Colonel W. a.
j.. Pickett, Colonel Il. n.
n Cooke Colonel ". W. Green.
vie Strange, Co!one! j. NJ.
Fnur Grace strcet, right
seventh street. facing south.
.r- -al Mica ah Woods COM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, MAY 80, IL
ARkivED.

PORT or RICHMOND, MAY 80, 1898.
ARkfYEo.
Steamer Ariel, Dcyo Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers; irun Wcisiser, agent
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch, New York.
merchandise aud Passengers; George w. Alien
d Co, agents.
PoRTOF NEWPORT NEWS. MAY 80, 1909
10y telegraph
ARRIVED.
Schooner A. VI. Allen, Nowburyport.
SchOoLer John ID. Williams, AHyns Point
SAILED.
Schooner job II. Jackson, Jr., New Haven
Schooner Walker Arlington, Proyidence.
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAY 80, 1899
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Allegheny. Parker. Providence vls
Norfolk and Newport News, passengers aud gen.
eral cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Geoghegan. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
steamer Elm City. Marshall, Walkerton, pas
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Allegheny, Parker Providence va
Norfolk. passengers and general cargo
Steamship Charlotte, Geoshegan, BALTIMORE
passengers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm City, Marshall, Waikcrton' pas
sengors aud general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
Jefferson Davis.

IA mountain elf, that rears it, head on high
Above tho foothills tnqt below II lie,
Leaps from its base. aud into fragments hies
When rlycn by q bolt from yonicr skies;
"A mighty OAK 81 eiguty years or more.
hOs0 form majestic never bowed before,
proOte1 from its ancient place At last,
IN run lies before the stormy blast;
80 that great leader whom We mourn to-day,
Tho gallant chief ~ all who wore the gray,
Tho solilcr-statesman known both far and
wide,
Stricken By death, fell quickly down and died.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
ARRIVAL or MRS. DAVIS.
.,hes Here safely and j. at the ~

i.,hes Here safely and Is ut the ~
eArngr r"te'.
.r .v-r the Richmond. frcde-
d Potomac railroad beaIiug
DAVIS and her party from
.., t...t.nd ,he ren.crm-ut obse.
..l at tie Iyrd-Sueet stauon a.
.l-f h'gh'.
Dad ltpuilel INTO Tho depot
ilowas 4. Biaudcr. { lionel
i.Nt Captain Thomas Elicit,
+. ~ful b.. AM Colonel y. v.
..t lte camp. ail ~ whom were
l.nf.ifr4te-i cteran uniform.
..ri lr4 pushed their "dt into
r.'ir ihe UldDW OF the President
s,Iscy aad her small escort
..l
Ha.. nAyIs's rAErY.
nr.1mpmy.ng MR.. Davis were
I.lu Taylor Wood. OF Halifax,
Colonel Robert G.. Wood. Of Louisi-
.-. Clara Davis. Il niece Of Prcsl-
DAYS. VIC Joined the party at Wash
hr Clarence Cary. VI New York,
.f. DIyas maid.
desi-. WOOD are graudsons of
/arhgiy Taylor. AIR. Davis 8
safe wa- q dAughter OF President Tay-
--- intfciOfo an aunt Of these gentle
y IS because OF this connection
I'd l-' strong ties Of affection between
-n.t.,s That THESE gentlemen escort
Ni' Dat!s Colonel John savior Wood
iatinbef of President Dsyis's staff.
,'iDncl Robert 4. Wood was ia the
La 'lsiase cavalry service with Forrest
a. Norssn. Captain W. G.. Waller,
S Iaafs, brother.la-law OF Ars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31

tBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
Fl WAsurNGroS, ID. c.. May 3d.
lClIQ Forecast for twenty-four hours
wv" from midnight TO midnight-for
Virginia: Generally fair weather.
followed by showers in the western por-
tions Of Maryland and Virginia; south
winds.
For North Carolina. South Carolina. and
Georgia: FAIR weather, followed by show
ers in extreme Northwestern Georgia;
slightly warmer on tho coast; slightly
cooler IN extreme Northwestern Georgia;
south winds.
TIE WEATHER ~ RICHMOND IRsTERDAy.--
Cloudy in tho morning and clear IN the
afternoon and at night. Tho skies wero
clear az midnight.
Range of the thermometer ut tho 'front.'
door of the DISPATCH Office yesterday
\. N ............-........ '..''''.1t
\. Observation-Disclosures. '...oA
II Nj OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
5 !. M..... 's.''.''.'.'.' -
I. Al-...............sss .''ss's'.'.'lp
Midnight. ....................- ....o5
Mean temperature. 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
IN M MOnlAM.

the Davis section, where his fathers ara to
rest hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
49,. r4e VETERANS WILL FORM.

N W Lacy. DIR. A. Spiers George.
irfs. " !. Rnford, and r. L. Vaughan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31
TnInrraphIo RreYlties.

Nom tempera.ure.. ...............6s 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31

steamer Ariel, DcyO. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers; irTIn Wcislser, agent
SAILED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31

Steamship Old Dominion, Couch, New York.
merchandise aud passengers; George w. Alien
a. Co., agents.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-10-12
BANQUET TONIGHT
Durham and North Carolina to Honor
Our Most Liberal Citizen.
Colonel Julian S. Carr to Be Feted at
the Carolina.
AN EVENT IN OuRHAM's HISTORY
Most Elegant Hosiery in North
Carolina.

To night many of our citizens will
gather at the Carolina to attend the
banquet given in honor Of our most lib
eral and public-spirited citizen, Colonel
Julian S. Carr.
Too much cannot be said in praise of
this noble man who has done so much
for the city, and for the grand old state,
who is proud to claim him as a sou.
Below we give our readers an article
in to-day's Charlotte Observer, hich we
endorse most heartily:
To night the people Of Durham give a
banquet complimentary to their towns
man, Mr.. Julian S Carr, at the Hotel
Carolina, the most elegant between New
York and st. Augustine, which he has
just finished and equipped superbly. The
compliment is deservingly paid. Durham
owes much to Mr.. Carr every way, and is
especially bis debtor for this last mani
festatiOn of his munificence and public
spirit. AS he is, however, more than a
citizen of Durham, the state will be in
terested to know of the mark of appre-
citation which his immediate neighbors
are to give him to night. We nave no
citizen who does as much good with his
money nor one who unites so much
graciousness with the giving. Many a
North Carolinian, absent in body, will
join in spirit with the Durham people
to night in honoring the charming and
truly philanthropic gentleman in compli-
ment to whom they have made a feast
and hidden him.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-10-12
LIVE LOCAL LINKS.
The Days Record of Current Events In
the City and Vicinity.

The Days Record of Current Events In
the City and Vicinity.
Chief Woodall is out after several
days sickness.
The football team of the A. & NJ. col
lege went through Yesterday afternoon
to Chapel Hill.
For extra strong and nice patterns of
boys cassimeres, go to
ELLIS, STONE & Co.'S.
Over 5000 yards of choice pattern
ingram carpets, from Is cents up, at
ELLIS, STONE & Cos
New lot Of hop sackings in diamond
weave, warranted not to slip in the
seams. ELLIS, STONE & Co.
AS a special leader in black goods
We offer a As inch silk. finish Henrietta
at 90 cents. ELLIS, STONE & Co.
One hundred pairs of 7 hook kid
gloves, in black and c~olors, reduced from
$50 to 81 90. ELLIS, STONE & Co.
Are you in it If not go at once 10
the Racket Grocery aud make arrange
mcnts to get the use of the best oil can in
the world free.
We have just received /, 900 yards of
36-inch dark ground percales, fast colors,
just the goods for boys and girls shirt
waists. ELLIS. STONE G. Co
The Racket Grocery comes to the
front again with an admirable arrange.
ment about the oil we all have to burn.
Enquire of Proctor at once and learn
something TO your advantage.
Mt Zion Baptist association meets at
Burlington the 18th, and the r. & d. will
sell reduced tickets TO delegates and
others desiring to attend. Tickets on
sale the 10th, good to return until the 23d.
For the Raleigh fair the Richmond
and DanVil!e railroad will sell round trip |
tickets to Raleigh from Durham at rate
of 81 20, including one admission to the
fair. Tickets on sale October ii to 90
inclusive, limited to October %.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-10-12
A Household Treasure.

d.. v. Fuller, of Canajoharie, n. Y, saws
that he always keeps DR.. Kings New Dis
coyeTy in the house and his family has al
ways found the very best results follow its
use that he would not be without it, if pro-
durable. &. 4. Dykcman, druggist. Catskill,
\. y, says that DR.. Kings New Discovery
is undoubtedly the best cough remedy that
he has used 1t in his fumiIy for eight years,
and it has never failed TO do all that is
claimed for it. v hy not try A remedy so
long tried and tested? Trial bottles free at
H.. Blacknall < Gus drug store. Regular
size DOC. and Sl.OO