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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-03-30
xultum in Parvo.

1OOOtt0O tQ8t tu0 Oou010 ~ was III eA0
habit of tasting too much, said
Lincoln: "Find out what brand Of
whisky he drinks and send barrel
to the other generals"
The Housefy-That moth and
his wife have separated.
The Cockroach-Yes; they were
thoroughly incompatible. He Was
very fond of books while she cared
: for nothing but clothes.-Puck.
If cane chairs are sagging in the
seat turn them upside down and
wash them with strong soap suds.
Soak them thoroughly, then set
Thorn to dry. The cane will stiffen
up to its normal condition.
It il not not always easy to start a
fruit-iar cover. Instead of wrench
ing your hands and bringing on
blisters simply invert the jar and
place the top in hot water. for q
minute. Then try it, and you will
lind it turns quite easily.
A valuable assistant on silver
cleaning day is a lemon. If silver,
after It is cleaned, 10 rubbed with .
piece Of lemon and then washed
and we'll dried, it gets a brilliancy
which it seldom has otherwise, and
will keep clean longer than with
the ordinary cleansing.
The modest violet has been brought
into such prominence within the
last two years that it no longer
iusti6es it's old-time reputation.
Little punches are tucked here and
there on hats, neck ruffs, fur boas
and muffs with great effect, and
tiny blossoms are 80 delicately per-
fumed that they Guido nature.
The correct style for a gentleman
making . short call is to carry his
hat, gloves and cane in the left
hand into tho drawing room. Place
the hat and cane on any available
piece of furniture, keeping the
gloves in the left hand. Where re-
.ceptions are in progress leave the
first two articles in the hall. The
correct attitude for q gentleman
nowadays when talking to ladies
IL to keep his hands in the pockets
of his trousers. When dining the
same custom is observed between
tho different courses.
A New York theater manager
claims to have almost perfected >
mechanical device that will prevent
tho high hat from being . nuisance.
Each seat in the theater will'be i'd
Unstable, and whenever q high hat
appears, by touching q spring hs
can lower the seat of the weafer 90
that the top of the bat will rsach
the height of the head if the hat
were removed. This il better than
all your legislative enactments, for
the punishment will fit the crime,
and the wearers of high hats Hill
find themselves studying tho backs
of the seats in front Of them, while
Ahose behind them calmly look
,pyer their hats.
One of Lincoln's most esteemed
frinds Was old Ex-Governor Tod Of
ohio. He was . quaint old charac-
tar and Lincoln loved him for hil
honesty, ability and native shrewd.
,neas. One evening when Tod VA
in town, Lincoln invited him own
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-03-30

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= II It must follow Or b cut OF from It
entirely. The lips ere full, asd II not
drawn 20 tightly back IN the oornss
would droop. The owner = ysry clever,
and never happy unless in Love. and
thinks heEself admired much more than
she +. She II ooncsitsd, and suAbsp
greatly On bearing ethsn praised. It =
against her nature 70 believe good Of pso
PIE, and shs1eens aasr hakkseing aftsf
the svil reports shout her fsmsle friends.
Without meaning to tattis, lhs spseade
the unhappy remarks and hr9,ts to -.
pest IL pleasant things. IN the society
in which shs moves shs i = , thorn II
The Aesh.
A straight, Large mouth, With full lip
that show both sows q teeth = laagetef,
indicates good patnrs ~ thoaghtf slpsas'
The dude yoa viii notice gsasfally has
tie ssssdiag chia and dTooping Dip th1&
shows H. lsd eanas and itpeenl@ teeth.
The whols psins ont nmpls-mindsd
nothisenss. ~ Mp q ~ cynlc, A.
miaanthsops, ~ Asxibls 70 s1eh : deGFse
tit thsy en- onti And N1eeahe \ tcnen
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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-03-30

HALEY
.HAsDR INSTITUTE
4 now Open for the reception
Of guests
For the Permanent Cure
|LiaxeF,
Tob.eos,
-
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Death OF a Good nan.

Died at his home in Raleigh
Friday morning June 9TH, 1895.
Mr.. Thomas w. Bell, ia the
63rd year Of his age. He was
born near Raleigh March 18th.
1888. Two weeks ago before
the day Of his death, he had a
stroke of paralysis on his right
side, and from then until the
moment of his death he never
uttered a word. All that hu-
man skill and loving hands and
hearts could do for his recovery
was done, but to no avail, and
the dread messenger of death
took him away from those who
loved him so well, and fond.
loving hearts are breaking to.
day because he is not with them.
and they are not comforted, for
they miss his loving true
face, and kind gentle ways. Too
much cannot be said in his
praise. He was a good upright,
perfect christian man; honest
in all his dealings, and acting
honorably 10 all his fellow men.
He had many friends, for none
knew him but to admire his
sterling worth. He leaves a
clean record to those he has left
behind. His place can never be
filed in the hearts of his bereav-
ed family who loved him so we'll,
but they could not realize their
loss until he was gone from
them forever His funeral was
held from the First Presbyterian
church of which church he was
q member. on Saturday evening
June Sth, conducted by
the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Daniels,
and the casket just covered en-
tirely with lovely floral offer
ings sent by kind friends. Many
lovely designs, and il was borne
10 its last resting place by the
70 ling friends, acting pail bear.
ers: Messrs. Seymore Writings,
b. Lacy, II. Horton, j. Mattlens,
b. Horting, j. G. Blair. He has
left a broken hearted wife, two
daughters aud one son TO mourn
their loss. but they do not grieve
without hape because they know
a good man has gone to his re-
ward.
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description, / could not forbear
writing. of a school to which,
all, who have the welfare of the
young folks at heart must wish
success.
A kindly, hospitable crowd it
was, containing as many
pretty girls in proportion to its
number as ] lever saw anywh re
/ can but reiterate tho wish
Of my companion. who, there
was everbody's friend, and ev-
erybody his friend, that com.
mencement might come every
thirty days. VISITOR.
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Forty Barrels a Day.

Harris & Buquo., Erin, Tenn. -,
manufacturers of the celebrated
Erin Lime, say they have grc@f
faith in Drummond's Lightning
Remedy for Rheumatism. Oal
of their principal coopers was
laid up with Rheumatism until
induce to take Drummond's
Lightning Remedy. After TAX
ing two bottle he went to work,
and has since been making FOR
TY BARRELS PER DAY. If you
want this remedy, send S. to the
Drummond Medicine Co., As
Maiden Lane, New York, and
they will send to your express
address two large bott es-
enough for one months treat
ment. Agents Wanted.
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When sweethearts are seen
hanging over it in the twilight it
may be taken for granted their
love is progressing at a swinging
gait. Z
There are some people who
take notice of every little thing
that happens. We have been
told in the past week by some
old farmers that the blue birds
have disappeared from this Sec
tion, This used to be a gre /
country for blus birds and
huckleberries.
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Wanted the First Floor.

Yesterday morning ) or 4 prom
inent colored men went to Manager
Hackney, Of Stokes hall, and requested
him to have salts set aside or reserved
scr them on the lower floor OF the opera
house on the occasion Of Blind Toms
concert. Mr.. Hackney told them that
he could not do this, but that the gal.
lery had been reserved for their especial
benefit. and that he would place man
on duty in the gallery to see that they
got the best seats This did not seem
70 satisfy them, and later one Of them
asked him IL he would reserve the space
OF the lower floor II hewould get con-
sent Of as leading while citizens.
He told them that he could not do this
either; that having the gallery reserved
for them was all that he could do. This
did not give them satisfaction and yes
terday evening circular was issued,
presumably by them, signed by "Many
Citizens" saying that the negroes had
been refused recognition, and stating
that they were not going to attend the
entertainment and asking who was.
The circulars were scattered over the
city and have occasioned much COM
ment
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SrAET or OHIO, Cry or TOLEDO,
\ fFaaufsntrsssrx, NrG ~

LucAscouNry rs.
Frank j.. Cheney makes oath
that he is the senior partner of
the firm of II. j. Cheney 81 Co.,
doing business in the City Of
Toledo, county and State afore
said, and that said men will
pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS fol each nd every
case of Catarrh the cannot be
cured by the us Of HALLS
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and sub
scribed in my presence, this 9th
day of December, A. ID. 1886.
A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. Send for testimon-
ais, free. Price rs scents.
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Reams-Parham.

Mr.. I. NJ. Reams, Jr., Of this city,
was married in Rehobath Baptist
church, Vance county, at $50 o'clock
yesterday evening to Miss Hattie Par
ham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w. A..
Parham, Of Granville county. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr..
Marsh, Of Oxford, and the attendants
were Mr.. Miles Goodwin and Miss Mol
lie Parham, Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Brad
sher; Messrs, w. r. Dorsey, w. M
Yearly, Charles Piper and W. W..
Cheek acted as ushers
Mr.. Reams left this city yesterday
morning at 1890 o'clock, accompanied
by Mr.. Miles Goodwin, best man, and
Mr., I. NJ. Reams, Miss Lura Reams
Miss Mittie Carlton. Mr.. and Mrs w,
c. Bradsher, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Earth.
ing, Charley o'Briant and the ushers
The bridal party returned to this city
last night on the o. s G., and were
given reception at the residence Of
the groom's father.
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s,ruci or form the largest number Of words out Of
the letters found In the prize word
s-E--N-A-T-o-R
under the following regulations AMI conditions:
ii. The first prize Will b. won By the largest
list the second prize br the next largest list and
20 on 20 the eighth.
md. Each contestant must send In Iii OF her
list before June 18th. ls9s.
81 The list If words must be written m ink
and signed by the contestant.
aith. Any English word found IN the dirtitiOn-
AIRY cnn be used IL IL Is composed o. the letters
contained IN the word senator. No abhreyia-
tons nor names uf persons OF places.
bth. The SINE letter must not b. used twice In
the same word.
9Th. Each conieniant must b. Of become a
subscriber 80 the Weekly Constitution for one
year and must @end his or her dollar q .tay fof
his subscription with his list Of words.
7th. In ease two Or more prize winning lists
contain tlfe sanle number ~ worls the one that
4 first received win he given prefrnee.
Every contestant Whose list contains ~ many
a. ten correct words will receive prize Of como
kind
Inc Weekly Constitution Is an eight page
weekly, puhlishtd ~ Monticello. Florida, N the
center 81 the hest section 81 the state. Every
issue gives valuable information Concerning thi'
section The pFirr 4 one dollar. Become q sub
scrifer aud try fora prize. Contest closes Juns
18th, IsaS r.
Address
TIE wEEKY CONSTITUTION,
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c,ansss.msa, !, c.Ia~sll Institute.


This Institu'e, Of which Prof.
j. III. McCracken is Principal,
is situated 10 miles north OF
fiillsboro and 8 miles west of
Rougemonf, at the village OF
Caldwell IL has been in opera
ton five years. II any one
doubts that il is doing a great
and Statutory work for the young
folks of the county, he should
visit one Of its commandments.
lie will doubt no more.
IL Is now one Of the most sue.
cessful and prominent schools
Of Orange. IL was my privilege
at the invitation Of q friend, 20
attend its last commencement,
Thursday 23rd Of May.
Mine was a pleasant expert.
ence from beginning 70 end. An
entertaining companion, a good
horse, an easy buggy, delight
ful weather, pretty scenery, and
d hearty and hospitable wei !
| Q jms thers, prepared me 70 en-
ioy what was 10 follow.
First on the programme, at
III o'clock a. m. were religious
services, an anthem, Consider
the Lilies, |" sweetly and feeling
liy sung by Miss Farabow, who
has charge OF the department
81 music, hymns and prayers,
Introductory 10 the Annual Ser
mon. This, preached by Rev.
liz. Is. Turnbull, Of Durham,
/ from the text, Dent. 1922, "My
speech shall distil as the dew, 7
was excellent and appropriate
and was listened 10 by a large
crowd with marked interest,
and no doubt with profit.
Then an intermission for din.
ner.
After dinner, the Literary AID.
dress was delivered TO q still
larger crowd, by Rev. L. "
Thompson Of Burlington, sub
iect. "Purpose,r an entertain
ing but practical address, for.
ci6ly delivered and attentiyely
heard. This however was pre-
coded by a piano duet, Waves
ar The Ocean, . two pretty yount
Misas, Miss Harris and Mis-
turner the performers, perform
) ed, too, In such way as 70 pleas
All who heard them, and refiec
!. d i credit upon their instruc
tor; and followed BY the "Hun.
ier's Song sung with mucl
D applause b. five members 2
/ Inc music class whose names
. | / regret, I do not know. swee
+, and tuneful IL was.
r Then another intermissiol
. until 9 o. M, when the exercise
' proper we're 70 be held.
' We we're forced BY the u
b safe condition Of the road nea
q Hillsboro, 10 forego the pleas
ure Of hearing and witnessinI
J these.
81 This much, inadequate as
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Notice.

NoRrH cAhoLmAt superior Court, May II, 1895.
DrRHAN CUuNTY
W. A. jenkins Adm'ra. WI
q. -. Peni0pg Lowe Publication.
against
WIN Lave Fanny Lowe. RI
u Murreli and Others
Tor. r. Worrell above named
Take notice that special proceeding has b..
gun IN Durham superior Court asaboye entitled
70 sell al the lands OfPeni0pe Lowe 10 make n.
sets tapay herdebts which Il d claimed amount
IL ah0utl.sGen hundred dollars or morn rs iCgatee
under her will yUu win Dc presenat the Clerks
uihCc IN Durham county and city on Monday
June 9Th iss5 at u IN. and answer sii petition
otherwise the sAnie Will ~ taken pro ella iesssl
~ 70 yuii. W. J. CHRISTIAN.
Clerk Of superior Court 81 Durham County
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Notice.


! have this day qualified as
executor Of the will and estate
of Samuel A. Dickson, deceased,
and hereby notify all persons
having claims against said es
tate TO present the same to me.
or my attorneys, Fuller, Win
ston & Fuller, Durham, N. g
on or before May both, 1896 And
all persons who are indebted to
said estate are requested to make
prompt settlement Of their in
debtedness with me.
Ed. A. DICKSON,
Executor, &c.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-06-12

II bought one bottle Of Mystic
Cure, for Rheumatism and two
doses Of 1t did me more good
than any medicine | ever took
Sold by Heart 4 Farthing
Druggist, Durham.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-06-12

About 1000 workmen in Pitts
burg, Pa, are idle, as a resu.. Of
the strike Of about 1000 boiler
makers. The latter demand an in
crease Of 10 per cent in wages.
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n.rl, 81, ar snoke your Lie Away

I. Ia truthful startling title Ola hook about No.
T6.ltse the harmless, guaranteed tuit1ccn maui
s4ife that IraUrs up nlcgtiui1ed nogFes clint
nafes me nie0tine pfasyn, makes Nsak men Eall
ultssirel a financial Fisk AZ NeTo-i 4E l. iSsuld
II druggist everywhere undet Earutse "
flre ~ uionpy rcfandesi BUpk itces Aadress
sterling Remedy Co., New York o. Chiese0
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A Fair Test.

Col. Jno. @. wilkerson, Dur.
ham, N. C., says: ~ have made
a fair test Of Tobacco Oil Lini-
ment on my broken legs, and |
think Il the best thing Of a lini.
ment | have ever tried" IL has
given entire satisfaction wher
ever used, for the rast nine
years. Manufactured only by
Durham Specia' Manufacturing
Co, Durham, n g. On sale at
Snead a Thomas drug store.
may s.
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may 30.

yNTANTED-A man in every
wv town to paint signs. No
experience required: Our out
fit does the work. as a month, }
Patterns and full particulars
sent upon receipt Of 10c. post
age. LITTLEFIED & Co. Adams,
New York. may-29 I'm
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-06-12

Mrs. Mary Gilbertson was award
ed $4,000 yesterday in an action
against the Forty-second street,
Manhattenville and St. Nicholas
Avenue Railroad for dislocation of
the shoulder, caused by a sudden
starting Of the cars while she was
alighting. Is
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-06-12
LOCAL RIPPLEs.
The shad season is over.

Adversely VIII disclose your
false friends
Women and glassware areal-
ways in danger.
TO be good to rascals Is 10
pour water into the sen.
The fag end Of the strawbcr-
ry crop fingers in sight.
No man is more severely
punished than he who is subject
t. the whip of his own remorse.
Tho diamond, as an engage
rnent ring, is becoming unpop.
ular among the poorer classes.
This is a. great country
remarked Durell Mangum, when
he arrived in East Durham.
The showers for The past
two days is soothing TO the far
mer's nerves.
There is only one peacock ii
the city, and his bawls sounds
lonesome.
The festive fly has commcnc.
cd business in earnest and hair
less heads are in danger.
1T is too hot for wool, now,
hut we will take , few onions
and asparagus on subscription.
Mr.. George r Blackwell
saws, let there be light, and by
calling ON him, he will turned
IL on.
Lets celebrate the Fourth,
and have delightful memories Of
that day as the great gala day Of
the whole year.
Durham is full Of faith Ia
the coming State Fair, and pre-
partitions for the enterprise are
in progre . on q grand scale.
DIR. N. NJ. johnson believes
in widening out. He has built
round aud round his residence
on South street, aud now he is
preparing 10 build another story
on top.
The last we heard OF Mr..
James X. Lashley, OF Stagville,
he was setting ina very high
chair, having his '.bsasty
snatched. "
The June bug is here and
will soon sock his bill into the
blackberry an inch, merely re-
marking, That's the kind Of a
bug ! sm."
AT Black wood Station.
there IL an old colored man liy
ing on Mr.. George Frceldnd's
plantation who IL 90 years old
ard "a ks behind the plow now
like a boy.
Never ask charity Of i man
Wis lint smoke. For soilening
the heart. one cigar il worth d
dI1en sermons. IN. B.-0lr
city father. W. NJ. Yearly owe:
u'Uile.
Working on The outskirts
ought 70 be the chief business O
the sanitary authorities John.
sm's b,ttom and other places on
th outskirts needs all the sanitary
attention possible.
The young man who wcarcl
flowers ON the lapel Of his Goa
aud looketh atoo sweet 70 live {
a minute" is on hand again thii
slsyn With more bewilderinl
charms than ever.
1T Is rumored that a liberia
appropriation will soon be start
ed at Hickstown to celebrat,
the Forth. Mr.. Albert Bill
ings, who has built q neat re
sidence there and runs a store
says this IL the noblest govern
ment ever formed by man O
blested by heaven.
Some persons think tina
Cap. J. Y. Whitfield will re or
g'n'zs tie old Orange Guard
on South street. The Captain
lives on that street, and severa
Of the old members also. Thi
would be a good offset for Cap.
Snea " company. Capt. Whit
Ted cit those old Rsngcr
YOU'D do T. I'm work at th
Among the ono hundrc
81 rks ,li,rhnfgel from the PEI
h'n hurrau last Saturday 10
ie Iuciion 4 the force. was
81 ndldugl,tef Of Francis SEQ
key, tie auih,r Of The Sta
span led Banner From hs
salary she supported her mott
e.: who il 50 years old an
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-06-12


H. Heineman, Milwaukee
writes: '0ne box of Japanee
Pile Cure has cured me of a case
of 2S years standing, afterbeing
treated by New York's best
physicians" Sold by w. NJ.
Yea by.
English SPAWN Liniment re
moves all Hard, Soft or Gallon
sed Jumps and Blemishes from
horses, Blood Spavlns, Curbs,
Splints, Sweeney. Ring Bone,
STILES, Sprains, all Swollen
Threats, Coughs, etc. Save $50
by use Of one bottle. Warrant.
ed the most wonderful Blemish
Cure ever known. Sold by
Heart & Farthing, ~r
Durham, N. G..
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-06-12

One thousand cloth and hat o2er.
atives are locked out in New York
city. The manufacturers object
to the union rules.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-06-12

The supreme court Of New Jer-
sey has refused the writ of habeas
corpus applied for on behalf Of
Theodore Lambert, the Camden
murderer.