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lspt, they viii be sold AZ CITY tatrAy rouui
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- az, tunday, sept. 10, =. u. tlaSti,
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ot with Intention Of attending 1abofnsSis
Monty Joel .. Allen, 7upt. 49,
SALT LAKE COUNTY iSriRNARY.
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I,Essrouts. CABBAGE. DEAD AM.
~ malls handled, Improved methods u
ditinfscung and handling Telephone "a
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-26

do not care 10 discuss the occurrence in
its political aspect, though there is no
doubt that it will enter the domain of
politics and be a lively factor in he con
test now waging | merely chronicle it
as a matter of public interest, stating rh~
facts as they have appeared and leaving
their particular application, in ia { ,urt
house on the political arena, To tn, .Ii>
cretion of the reader 1t has stir, d
Pas 4uotank county as 1t has not been
stirred in many day and as new phases
are presented | will convey record If
them to the News and Observer
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-26
THE FAIR YESTERDAY.
Fully Fifteen Thousand People Were on
the Grounds

The attendance at the fair Yesterday
was the largest it has been since the ex
position. 1t is estimated there was from
$4,000 to 1900 people were present dur
ing the day. 1t was almost an utter i'm
possibility to walk through the buildings
as we'll as though the midway" One
of the most interesting features of the
lay was the parade of the stock around
the race track. The people of North
Carolina never saw such a sight within
its borders The parade was headed by
the chief marshal and his staff of assist
| ants, all mounted. Then came the thor,
| ough and standard bred horses which
were followed by the heavy draft and
farm animals, after which came the grand
exhibit of prize cattle Every animal in
the parade was decorated with ribbon
At o'clock promptly the races com
menced, Below full account will be
found:
The unfinished running race Of Wed
nesday was concluded Yesterday with th'
following result: Gypsy, /; Maid o
Ocean, 3; Bias, 4 ; Helen S, 5.
2:40 class for North Carolina horses
purse, $500: Prince Albert, /, /, /; Mani
Willis, 2, 2, 3; Presque Isle, 3, 4, 2; Ab
dullah Chiei, f. 3, 4; jim Sheriff., 3, dis
tanced. Time, 1921.
Running race-Purse $3.50: Duke O
Kent, 1, 1; Nubian, 2, 2; Myras H, 3,
Roche's entry, 6, 4; Helen S, A.; Powe1
5, L P, Minnie Russell, L P.
Free for all, trotting-Purse $500
LISA, /, 3, 2, l, /; Panstone, 2, /, 1, 2,
Miss Thompson, 3, 2, 3, 3,3
Running race, mile dash. Stake rae
-$25 to enter, 5000 added: Dr. Jones,
Bias, 2; Lady Allen, 3
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-26
local NEWS NOTES.
,-o orIxTEReST DONE AND SAID
IN DURHAM.


,.r, Day Events And Personal
Point P'rtine"t'y ricNe" ana
rithIIy r"' !" ''"''
no.o., fail 10 register.
H. a ! Christian is some better to-
c,on.,, for.e at,a,1ed
cir Yesterday.
.:.,.,,.. ,ore cold ba,e
rive 49,. Fair
.,,,,.,;,o, -, Main o,roet
Af7 " '1''' ~.Io,ien
j. ta'S Ds'''"e
Tomorrow IS the last DAY lhat you VIII
have To s'' ~ 0'''
COL A b. Andrews car was aI'acheo
.otAc west bound train last evening.
.;rItonoo terrihl4 Rad Bow at
Stoke, hall tonight. Go and see him.
,.,,.,o, reoistor tomorrow YOU
~ -, J.. ohio ,o cast yonr vote on the
>.l,,a,,t,r
r. rhri.,;an arrived Last evening
Uauo., C,l1.oe.nd will enpnd
dave IN tho ci,v
y. d. H. "oo''" ~ u i.'''l''0D ~
}. L@'' ol 'hI' cl'y' "'''''" 0'' ''0 w.
Il = IaIh Ia'I evening"
The new telephone company will get
their list Of subscribers out today. The
phones are giving satisfaction.
,-..,,. ,ho, n E.,s. ,ha f,ri,
,.I.. ,..,, ,,,.a, frni, Soa h;o od
in an, lhcr column. He says be is at the
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-26
FREIGHT CARS OFF THE TRACK.
The West-BOund Train Delayed for Three
Hours with no Serious Damage.

Hours with no Serious Damage.
The freigh, train on the Southern rail
way, which left here yesterday noon, met
with an accident at No risvill, which
b'oCkaded TIE track for four hours. The
trucks on a loaded box car jumped the
track as the train was entering the siding
at Morrisvil'e and tore up the track for
some distance One o: the shifting
gineo, with force of hands in charge of
Mr. Sam Reams, was sent from here DOn
after the accident. They commenced
work with /. vim which soon got matters
in shape The regular west bound train
was delayed at Morrisyil.e for three
hours, arriving re at S4J. The extra
with the 500 Durhamites arrived thirty
minutes ater The excursiOnists which
were delayed a. Cary, came very nearly
consuming the entire stock of eatables ii
the two or three grocery stores in the
town
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-26
An Open Letter.
RETDsvILLE, n. c., Oct. p, 1894

REIDsvILLE, n. c., Oct %, 1894.
NJ. George w Heath, Manager:
DEAR SIR-I desire to bear testimony
concerning your entertainment at our
opera ho use tonight. | have no hesita-
uon in pronOunCing it a good clean show,
entirely free from any semblance of vul.
"a 'ty or anything in the least objection
'o,e The large number of ladies in the
audience tonight were very much pleased
and applauded the performance repeat
eI'. | wish you success everywhere.
Truly Yours,
A j. ELLINGTON,
Captain Reidsyille Light Infantry and
Manager Opera House.
HE letter from high authority gives
''c lie to all such publications. The
manager Of the opera house in Durham
guarantees that the performance tonight
VIII ae clean and free from any vulgarity
"Ai Objectionable features The living
t'tlTes refer to the original Bad Boy in
MS every day frolics and are not the liv-
.nS pictures or any semblanCe to those
heretofore presented. Respectfully,
J. T. MALLORY,
~
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-26
Manager Opera Hou
Ransom at RON bOrO.

Senator Ransom made one Of the most
c.yi1ent and forcib,e speeches Of his life
q. hoAbOro yesterday. The court house
"'| been decorated by the ladies of the
...y IN a beautiful manner. Every one
"as charmed with the speech, and it is
thought that great many Of the erring
brothers will return to the party.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-26
All Free.

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those who
have not, have now the opportunity to try
it free. Call on the advertised druggist
and get a trial bottle, free Send your
name and address to a. f. Bucklen Il Co,
Chicago, and get sample box of DR.. kirg
New Life Pills, free, as well as a copy OF
Guide to Health and Household Instructor
free. All of which is guaranteed TO do you
good and cost you nothing Sold at X
Backnall & Sons drug store.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-26
GALAXY OF BISHOPS.
All the Heads of the Methodist Church to
Meet in Philadelphia.


All the bishops of the Methodist E pis-
copal Church will assemble in Philadel
phia on Thursday, November l, and the
proceedings of their meeting have been
already looked forward to by the members
of the denomination all over the country
The bishops who will attenl are Bow
man, of St Louis, Mo-; Foster, of Rox
bury, Mass; Merrill, of Chicago, III All
drews, of New York; Warren, Univ ersity
Park, Col; Foss, Philadelphia Hurst
Washington, D. c.; Nine, Detroi,, Mich
Walden, Cincinnati; Mallahin, Buffalo
Fowler, Minneapolis Vincent, Topeka
Fitzgerald, New Orleans; Joyce, Chat
tanooga; Newman, Omaha, and Goodsell
,n Francisco.
The only absentees wi be the bishop
Of Africa and India.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-26
That joyful Feeling

With the exhilarating sense Of renewed
health and strength and internal cleanli'
ness, which follows the use Of Syrup OF
Figs, is unknown to the few who have
not progressed beyond the old time medi-
cines and the cheap substitutes sometimes
offered but never accepted by the well
informed.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-26
GROSSLY MiSREPRESENTEO.
The peck's Bad Boy Performance Proven
Nice and Clean in Every Particular.

Some little reporter in Danvlle who
failed to receive all the free tickets he
wanted published scurrilous false state
ment about the Peck's Bad Boy show
which will be given at Stokes hall tonight
The people of Durham know the show
and will not believe the mean contempt
able tlngs made at it by a newspaper ed.
itor or reporter who fails to get plenty
Of free tickets, Read an open letter from
Captain A J. Ellington, Of Reidsville
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-26
Alarm of Fire.

here was an alarm of fire turned in
,'h box forty three yesterday evening .
about SO o'clock, but before the para.
us could arrive it was extinguished. 1t
""> caused by the turning oyer of a lamp
-, ~ '"v hall over Macklin's barber shop.
mere WAS no damage done
;go"hson Aromatic Compound Cod
Liver Oil is the greatest remedy vet dis
0,e' e9 Tor consumption and all pulmo-
NJ Nearby. ~ '0'''eS Si'VV' W.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-26

Try Campbelrs Horse Foot Remedy
for corns, quarter cracks, split hoof, hard'
dry, brittle and contracted feet, sores,
bruises, cuts, swellings, scratches, 1co'
rot, etc. For sale by Sneed & Thomas.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-26
two chances to get bargains and money where
other business in the city only gives you one therefore
claim the lead and willing for the public to be the
Judges.
I'VE SELL WHOLESALE OR RETAIL

And will guarantee prices with any frst-cass house,
At the
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-26
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE:

Having this day qualified administrator
Of Mrs. Bowers PaI r:sh, deceased. this = 10
give notice TO all persons holding aims agdi nst
said estate TO present them to me for payne 4
on or before October ~. lsa5. or this motto" VIII
be plead in bar of their recovery; and a yer
sons indebted TO sal estate Will n Axe lmtne
diate payment to me- This October l9. 1894.
E. Ii. BOWLING,
Administrator.
The Durham daily globe., 1894-10-26
DIR. SHADES DISCOVERY
FOR
CONSUMPTION! 4!
just Given to the Public.

Write at once for particulars of tn" news
paper estigation going on AT this time IN
Washington. Doctors and other Citizens
Cured. What physicians and medical journals
say about The reAtest Discovery of the Ten
tury." Symptom blank. etc. send : cent
stamp. Address DIR. SHADE. 1889 fth st.
Washington, ID. &.
The Progress., 1894-12-08
LOUISIANA PRESS ASSOCIATION! TAKE
NOTICE.

Members Of the Louisiana Press AS
ISOLATION fall in in solid phslanx; sound
the tocsin. beat the drum. clash the
cymbals and let loose the fireworks,
for our secretary, Brother w. Oscar
Pipes, is a dad. Let us. one aud all.
send in our congratulations and show
tothe world that this is An event o.
more than common note.
For The PROGRESS We say. here's to
the youngster, May he prove to be a
kicker of sufficient activity. dextesssy
aud force to prove worthy of his Sire
and uphold the dignity Of the ] Louisiana
Press. Strong may his lungs be aud
loud his voice so as to form n Il { accom-.
panimeut to his prcgenitor's feet sthey
fall with measured tread upon the
nursery floor at the midnight hour,
shrouds the parental mansion 10 gloom
All honor to the infant NAV he grow
to DO a joy to his parents, the pride OF
his grandparents, May he ever bless
the house Of his mother aud father aud
repay them for the many anxious mo
menss expended in planning for his fu
ture. To Mr.. and Mrs. Pipes TIL
PROGRESS upps its hat
The Progress., 1894-12-08
Personals.

We sre glad to welcome tn onr city
Miss Es,elle Goodwin. OF Merriam.
Miss. who arrived in this city las,
Monday uight She is the sis'e' Of
Mr. n. D. Goodwin. the worthy man,
ager of The PRoaREss Miss Good
win came here to accept the position
OF stenogrspher aud t! pewriter for the
American Life Insurance Company
aud we feel assured ID saying that
both employer and euplove will be
mutually satisfied with the employ
meat
Mr. E. &. Christian. Of MooriugS'
pert, WAS in the city Tuesday,
Mr.. H. I. Keith. at keittville. called
Ia to see II. Thursday.
Mr. ", J, Rosherrugh. of Marshall.
Texas, paid us pleasant csl, Thursday
The Progress., 1894-12-08

are no; welded to an particular scheme
Of finance, although the most o. them
have pronounced ideas as to what the
foundation should be, who arc willing
to accep, ANYTHING that they can ee
convinced will be an Improvement upon
mpsen, conditions. cven though II does
Nc, agree with ali the "ninions they
have heretofore held, These men Will
no. Condemn SECRETARY CArli>le'> plan
withou, \ hearing; they viii closely
study |, and Il they think It good will
supper; it. otherwise not, II is not
subiec; upon which nsn can make up
his mind property IN IN hour or In a
dav
The Progress., 1894-12-08
What Of The Times?

II the signs fail not the question Of
meat ana bread will be very impor-
tant one with the people generally
next Spring and Summer. Some
have thought that they have already
prscsiced close economy in their
household expenses. but they have
We. something to learn on that line,
As q rale, however, the countsymau
is vastly better of thsn his town
brother.
The Progress., 1894-12-08
SILVER BILL,

Representative Hartman. kepael'-
can from Montana, has introduced a
silver bill, II provides for silver
dollar Of 4l2a grains of standard sill
yer and permits the holder OF bullion
to the value OF an hundred dollars
and more. to have the same coined
into dollars at any mint in the taited
States free Of chargesthe dollar to he
a legal tender for all debts, public
and private
The Progress., 1894-12-08
Mrs. Smell coming.

Mrs. J. Morgan Smell. the al
temp, rance lecturer. will b
tom, trow to begin = ten DAYS n..I
< an the subject quite nes, III
h r, She Is coming to labor uas
he ,a~pic~~ of the Woneu. o.,
tisn Temperance umon o, hi. -.
and will speak at the ceur.,hoc,
Sunday,
Mrs, Smell is 3 woman Of A..
Christian pi-ty. = splendid or..o,, H..
y command Ct language which il hi,
graceful and convincing, She In.
mankind. feels for tnN tsll.a, ns.
t. return the 81, Gas, to the fold
She was here st the State me,,i,.
OF the ", c, I, |. this Spria, I'm
m. de msny speeches. each a \
winning the encomlums OF compss.s
cri'ics. But her ms;n strength nh.
i'm to 40 good aud it surely hu i.
reward
Every DONATION made to an enseru.;.,
established in our town Is 80 mu,
The Progress., 1894-12-08
IL II Cominr?

We hear it rumored that tho tenn.
tprance element Of our city arr
making arrangements tn have Al cleo
ton held 10 te>t the virtue ct laca'
option in Shreveport aud the 4th ward
Of the parish.
We have received 10 direct sssur-
snce that this is tue. but messages
continue to fash over tire grape vim.
wires. biidingt e fxi.i.fHl to he ou
the alert and keep in readiness tot
work.
Are We TO have q test 10 this qneS'
ticn' is the query which many sr"
putting forth.
The Progress., 1894-12-08

Some people say that a man who
will steal your ballot will steal your
purse: but as a good many good.
Christians will do tie former, we are
not prepared to fully indorse the
declaration, We suppose they are
Christians for they often talk out IN
meetings and pass the plate sround
for collection at services, and do other
acts as il they fully expected to he
waited to Heaven On angels wings
with, ut the trouble OF dying 10 onier
TO make the journey.
The Progress., 1894-12-08

He is an inferior citizen, except
ander sccislistc government, who
Is content with q bare living 10 the
flower OF his age. What will becams
al him and family when old age en-
ieebles his mind aud bodyi That is
the important quests m With all pso-
pie who are worthy Of consideration.
Socialism provides for this bot no
other form Il government does: which
willwsr wake, vsss-essasssf
The Progress., 1894-12-08

The farmers and wage earners of
this State have the numbers to con-
troll its government frou top 70 bot
tom, il they will but unite on . non
partisan basis snd work together.
They are certainly entitled to name
the next governor.
The Progress., 1894-12-08

What must be our Savior'~ feelings
when He.sees a ballot box suffer and
these who silently indorse It. knee! at
the chancel and psrtake Of the sacred
sacremens, symbolic Of His body aud
blood: When we think OF this We
must exclsim. how wonderfully
charitable is our God"
The Progress., 1894-12-08

Labor has no greater foe than the
Republican party; the Greater, fos-
ter paren. and guardian Of trusts,
combines aud mohopelies which
crush and humiliate labor ut every
opportunity.
The Progress., 1894-12-08
aAciai Jeuraal cadae Parrish Farmers uEien
sH4kvgroRT La, DEC 8, 1894:
State Alliance 0Mcials.

pwsideut-Josiah kleinpeter. Baton
Rouge.
Vice presitent-l. c, COPELAND. Az.
CnNk,
.Treasurrr-J, ". McFar'
hand. Homer,
Incturr-A. Bcuoit. Monroe.
.Assistan. I.ecturer-G W. Bruce,
Loyd
The Progress., 1894-12-08

When . mans labor yields him but
mesger living while another grows
rich from his toll. then mans plan,
not the Creators, is in force aud the
natural order OF things has been
seriously misplaced.
The Progress., 1894-12-08

The politicians csre nothing for
the people, and when the latter csa
be made to realize this they will help
themselves snd the country too, by
uniting on . common platform Of
interest.
The Progress., 1894-12-08

Money as the basis of wealth fur.
nishes foundation of quicksand for
this government to n st on. but with
land. labor snd its products As the
pillars and We have a strong, stable
structure indeed
The Progress., 1894-12-08

The demsgogues blstsntly declare
that there is plenty Of money in the
couutry, but they are Silent about the
fact that il IL in the hands of few
who let il out gingerly on 100 per
cent collateral, at big rate of inter-
o.k
The Progress., 1894-12-08

Do not eonfound the capitalist with
the plutocrst. the former is a legiti-
mate investor,a partner ofthe lsborer.
the latter is a Shylock who would
suhvert all laws to his own nefsrious
ends The former is supporter of
society, the latter q destroyer.
The Progress., 1894-12-08

We heard a gentleman say that the
man who would rob him Of his ballot
would steal his purse if he was
asleep and the spokesman voted for
Mr.. Ogden too, How about this
Christian election msnipulstorss
The Progress., 1894-12-08
THE PROGRESS

The hunger aud want which ha.
been the portion OF thousands OF men
who earnestly desire work. has 'nade
MANY socialists. under whose form OF
rovernment this condition OF affairs
would never exist
The Progress., 1894-12-08

The farmers and lsboring classes
stand in their own light in failing to
unite on q common issue They can
name the mex. governor and control
the next State election If they will
agree on some uniform plan OF &C
ton
The Progress., 1894-12-08

The dey,l wauts no safer investment
or claim smong mortal mea than the
high church member who stuffs bal
hot boxes against white men. and
those who intorse the INSCRIPTIONS
act committed by others
The Progress., 1894-12-08

Let US call things by their right
names: the man who will stuff bal
lot box against white man, n was
done against Mr.. Bailey, is a thief
aud no other definition can honestly
be applied.
The Progress., 1894-12-08

Our rate OF interest must be re-
duced. In the countrys imposer-
,shed condition greater rste than 0
per cent is bound to bring rulnstion
npoD us.
The Progress., 1894-12-08

As q rule the people want better
men for Office than they cared fer
even eighteen months ago Let TIE
ballot be fair and we will have the
kind desired,
The Progress., 1894-12-08

Capital and lsber are always stead.
fast friends, but plu.ocracy and labor
cannot agree at all because plutocrs
cy is ever dishenest, selfish and grasp
INC,
The Progress., 1894-12-08

Senator Blanchard introduced q
resolution to have the bounty Of 1874
allowed. This We think q righteous
move and we hope Congress will
pay it.
The Progress., 1894-12-08

If our good, staunch business men
Of ell vacations knew what opinion
strangers entertain OF Shreveport,
morally. we feel sure that they would
take some interest in public affairs
The Progress., 1894-12-08

The governor may issue his CON-
mission to Hon. II. ". Ogden, but 1t
will represent no insign Of honor
when he does SO, As it will be bat the
emblem OF mems psr6dy aud their
sdsptitude to stuff ballot boxes
The Progress., 1894-12-08

Why is it that all who have plenty
are the only ones who are pleased
with Cleveland's financial policy
Does it require sage to answer th'sF
The Progress., 1894-12-08
lime to Consider.

tVNN w SS"$soSt'
To TIE PRosRE>s
A. the city contrset with the Elec-
tr,c Light Plant has no~ only snoat
one year aud hslfto run. would it
not be we'll fer our city council. citi-
zens AMI taxpayers to agitxte the
question Of future lights for our cit. :
We are now paying under the pres
ent contract the nice little .um +
&,m annually 70 the plant nov 10
Gated in our midst. This amount.
when figured down, makes payment
Of 10 per cent by the city 90 thu value
Of the plant say $4,000. We are
credit~bly informed thai Marshall.
Tex. pays about one-hslf for electric
lights thSs tn city of 5 ,revsp ,rt pays
We are further informed from q
crsditshle source that The city Ut
Mouroe pays so for TIE same class
OF light that costs the city Of Sbrsve-
port $l3l. Why this difereuces l.
1t economy on the part Of this city to
pay double what other plscss pay for
the same service! A word 10 the
wise is sufficient ECONOMIST.
The Progress., 1894-12-08

IL government boais. are stable
eurrency 50 woah treasury notes or
government issues De- both depead-
ing on The people to make them
sound and good.
The Progress., 1894-12-08

populism can never be uprooted
BY force. fraud. ridicule or bsllos-hox
stuffing. An honest conviction will
not be browbesteu. nor will ii surren-
der TO oppression.
The Progress., 1894-12-08

II the government owned our rail-
roads they would be operated for the
convenience of the travelling public
not 10 make money and corrup. Con-
grees and Legislatures
The Progress., 1894-12-08

The lahcr,ns man who talks OF vo''
ing the Republican ticket with the
hone OF lettering himself. is certainly
chasing 4 wlll-'o-the-wisp,
The Progress., 1894-12-08

1t is wrong to attack the saloon
keeper for engaging in 4 business
that the law. for consideration. per
mits him to conduct; but it is not
wrong. but very right to attack and
wage war on the BUSINESS. when the
contest comes up on granting the IL
ceDsa,
The Progress., 1894-12-08

The government alone should issue
money: Circulation BY any other
means is dangerous to the public
veal.
The Progress., 1894-12-08

This country could soon be placed
on a successful financial basis-for
the peeple-by establishing United
States banks
The Progress., 1894-12-08

II the farmers and lsboring classes
fail to control the next State ticket
end name the governor, it will be be-
cause they will deliberately fail to
agree amoug themselves
The Progress., 1894-12-08

The ballot thief u the only one OF
the falouious class who is toiersae,i
in Louisiasa, and even his days arr
drawing 10 close.
The Progress., 1894-12-08

The Republican ticket tor 1896
NAV be Sherman and Clevelan 1.
They are both stauoch Republicans
and are we'll suited to that party.
The Progress., 1894-12-08

Capital aud labor are the hulwarks
Of 8 Nation: plu.ocrscy is the hsrns-
Gle which destroys the foundation
walls.
The Progress., 1894-12-08

Let every honest person ASCERTAIN
what socialism means and .hen SAY
il he can or cannot indorse such
government.