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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-11
DIRECTIONS 10 PUBLICITY,
Mrs. meUinlsy In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Dec. ll.-Mrs. McKiL.
ley arrived In Chicago today accom-.
panied from Canton by Mr.. ana Mr..
Morse OF San Francisco, and Mr.. and
Mrs.. Lafayette McWiiliams. Chicago.
Alter telegrsphing her safe arrival she
was driven to the Mcwilliam's resi-
dence, Lake avenue. Her visit Is for
the purpose of securing rest. WhiIe
here Mira. Mckinley will do her
Christmas shopping AMI buy the inau-
gural gowns. There s a probability
OF President.eIeot Mckinley coming to
Chicago in about week and accom-
psnying his wife back to Canton,
though this 10 not yet fully decided.
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Railroad Agent Arrested.

CHICAGO, Dec. ll.-At the instance
OF Inc interstate commerce. commits.
sion q warrant has been Issued Ior the
arrest OF A. }. O'Reiiiy, numerical
agent Of the Louisviile, New Albany
ana Chicago Railroad company a.
indianapolis. on charge OF violating
the Interstate law ~ discriminating
in rates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-11

WAsHrNGToN, Dec. IL. - Chairman
Hanna lett the city today for Cleve-
land by way OF Philadelphia, where he
will stop until tomorrow.
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A STRIKE EXPECTED.
>'"' Miners and Operators Unable to
Agree On Rates.

hs anu OperhtOrn UuhDio 10
Agree On Rates.
rHlsBURo, Dec. IL. - The Joint
W. ani1Iee OF the railway coal miners
Wv. NV operators reported to tho c0nvsn.
n 'ouay that they were unable to
1.e upon rate and were discharged,
"1suixe probsbly will follow.
.ne miners uitimstum was "a cents
n wv from January i to March /, and
Ih vents the following ten months.
wv IVY operators offered ~ cents the first
" the year. ~ ~ ' ""''
lhs aekoiiing discussion followed and
pon, vOhm'liee was discharged. The
l,mnsnuon is trying TO patch up q
,ncIpViAty agreement until O confer.
y. 10 held with the Ohio operators
,,s, .he differentiai. II a settle.
gsna, Is not effected there will be q
a'hia district, e
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Buried Und.r the Ruins.

MADRID, Dec. liza dispatch from
Jeres announces that = large building
collapsed there, burying over hun.
dre0 persons. Eleven bodice are al
ready recovered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-11

LONDON, Dsc. H. Frederick Kast,
one OF the threei male defendants In
the suit for criminal libel brought by
Earl Russell against his mother.in.
law, Lady Scot, and others, Is dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-11

PARIS, Dec. 1l.-Senor BetanoaP, a
repie, eutative OF the Cuban insurgents
Ia this city, states that he learns from
authoritive sources that Antonio
Mnceo still lives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-11
TIL Y HOUSE.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE House
having passed the bill TO prohibit toe
sale of liquor In the Capitol, the blind
chaplain today referred to the fact In
his prayer.
"We thank Thee, o Lord" said he,
"that this house is no longer RESPONSE.
lie for the liquor traffic within the
balls Of the national Capitol. Grant,
WI prey Thee, that the bill passed.
here yesterday will go through the
regular channels and speedily bscom e
q law, never again to be repealed In
the history OF our nation"
TAT the conclusion of the prayer, half
q uczen members sppisudsd vigorous.
~. Speaker Reed promptly suppressed
the outburst. On motion OF Dingley,
the door leader, It was agreed that
when tho House adjourned today it
should be to meet on Monday.
A Joint resolution extending until
the close OF this session the time for u
Joint committee TO investigate the
question OF he tax on alcohol used In
the manufacture or arts was adopted.
This being Friday, the House then,
on molten OF MCMILLAN (Tenn.) went
into committee of ths whole Tor con.
alteration Of bills on the private
calendar.
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whore II Rev. Rrownf

DUBIOUS. Iowa, Dec. ll.-Rsv. DIR.
Brown vi San Francisco left here for
Chicago aod his present whereabouts
are net known here.
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noes NOT BELIEVE 1T.

Tomas Estrada Palma Not Disturbed
by spanish Reportn.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Herald
says:
Delegate Tomas Estrada Palms,
when asked whether the additional
Information regarding Gen. Maoeo's
death had IN sny way influenced his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-11

Fi,,, AS MA FALLS, Dec. ll.-At the
aorn,na .uOnai bank, this city, this
nestIas hotice was posted that at q
VA dss, =. .he directors last night It
III, .s,,.a,ea 10 close the Institution.
nousv 'ue aepositors Will get their
Psps, Jays ago the Niagara Glazed
ni,c,,, mpsny Jailed. Several bank
WsEs hard hit. This was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-11
MARIE BARBgRI INNOCENT.
Her Crime Due 10 "raint iu Oh
Bl0Od.n

Her Crime Dus To "Taint In the
Blood"
New YORK, Dec. ll.-Marie Bar.
beri's second trial was In every way
one OF the most remarkable that has
been held in New Y,rk. The first
trial merely brought out the facts OF h OF
crime. The lawyers engaged in the
second trial hal to seek new line Of
defense.
An investigation showed that there
was taict in her bleod; that she had
had among her progenitors drunkards,
epileptics anu lunatios; that all the
other OF her immediate family were
OF low order OF intelligence, and that
most Of them had had epileptic CON-
WILSON'S.
The plea Of marked or psychal cpl
lepsy had been made before In Grim.
inal cases but never under such Or
cumstAnces. 1t is very unusual form
OF comparatively common diseahe.
1t 10 not ordinarily accompanied by
convulsiOns, and according to the ex.
Perts, occurs Usually only after many
convulsions.
Authorities arc divided about psy hal
epilepsy. Some eminent experts con.
usred Irresponsible by this form oil
disease might commit . murder with
seeming elaboration anu retain some
memory Of the act for q short time, al.
though 1t would fade eventually from
the mind. Most experts, however, In.
sisted that there could be no appear.
q psychal epiieptic.
Auhan thu iuru brnuuht n, the
die, OF "not guilty" Mrs. Foster, the
matron VINO had had charge of Marie
Barberi, pressed a fervid kiss upon the
lips OF the young woman, exclaiming
"Thank Gou." The attorneys for the
defense thanked the jurors anu court.
Marie pressed her lips to tho hand OF
Mr.. Friend, her attorney, and then
went to the Jury box and shook hands
with each Of the man there.
A crowd OF women took possession
of the young woman and Marie was
surrounded, kissed amt com pIimented.
She was too much pleased TO care to
take leave.
An EiopinK Princess Heard From.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE World
says: Princess Elvira, the clipping
daughter OF Don Carlos, pretendor 70
the throne of Spain, has been heard
from. Unless she has already set sail
for the United States che ID still In
Barcelona.
From that place she addressed q let
Ter TO her father, impiorinR his pardon,
but declaring that since his second
marriage with Princess Bertha Of
Rohan, her home life had become In.
lolurabie. This letter was written as a
sort OF response to the com munication
which Don Carlos addressed to his
followers and auherents informing
them that his daughter Elvira wal
dead TO him and requesting their
prayers for her miserable soul.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-11

FALL RIVER, Mass. Dec. n.--For
number OF !uays there has been cir
culated rumor that Lizzie A. Borden
who was Tried and acquitted OF
and stsp.mother, Mr.. anu Mira. An-
drew Borden, WAS about to be married
" OtiE T.. Gardner OF Swansea, an
adjoining town. Miss Borden's friends
ing the marriage.
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ELLlori,s nnmARxABLE FATE.
lie must Have "raint In the Biood''
somehow.

He must Have n "raint In the blood"
somehow.
PORTLAND, OEp., Dec. ll.-John +.
Elliott, u man with o remarkable his
tory. whose brother IL = peer OF the
English realm, has been arrested in
Penuleton, for forging check for $50.
Elliott was found almost nude and
suffering from delirium trsmens, aud
In jail tried repeatedly to commit sui
eide.
His brother, Sir George Henry ELI.
Oft, IL now governor OF one OF the
British possessions In Africa, where
are located enormously rich gold MINE
recently developed. He was formerly
English embassadOr IN Madrid, Ber.
lin, Vienna anu WAS ambassador to
Coustentinople when the Turko-Rus-
sian war broke out. Elliotps BROTHER
in.law is now lieutenant governor of
Manitoba. His uncle Sir Gilbert ELI.
OFT. was many years ago speaker OF the
British House OF Commons.
A Famous Elephant Doomed.
CHICAGO, Dec. ll.-Gypsy, the
famous old circus elephant which has
killed four keepers, 10 soon to suffer
Tor It's terrible past NJ tue hanus OF the
eXecutioner. The monster for the last
several years has been running the
Harris Nickel Plate oirons to suit It.
sell, anu will be wiped of the facs OF
this earth with q streak Of lightning.
Mr.. Harris believes that Gypsy will be
OF more use to humanity when made
over Into soaI; so the elephant will be
killed at Tattersalls as soon as q Gate
eau be decided upon. Gypsy 10 we'll
ln,wn all over the Unitsu States and
ia considered the most dangerous ele'
phsnt In captivity.
OBJECTIONS TO PUBLICITY,
CHICAGO, Dec. ll.-rhe plans for
the pubic killing OF Gypsy may not
materialize. Chief of Police Baden.
och and Secretary Shortsll, of the II.
linois Humane society, have both de.
clAred the exhibition should not be
allowed. Commissioner of Public
Works Downsy and City Collector
Mas state that permit for tho ex.
hipition will be refused. There 10 nc
objection to the killing OF the animal,
but the publicity and admission fee
plan ind disfavor.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-03
Mr.. Ewing Transferred.

Master Of Trains c. L. Ewing. who
has charge Of this division Of The South
err road for sometime, has been trans
ferred TO the third division with head.
quarters at Ashevilie. Mr.. Ewing left
on the west bound train last evening for
his new bone
Capt. W. T. West, master Of trains
over on the main line With headquarters
81 Richmond, Va, will have charge Of
this division beginning today. He came
over on the Oxford & cisrksvilie train
last evening. This is in addition to bis
other work and his headquarters will
remain at Rich Bond as at present..
though he will spend part Of his time 10
Durham. The reporter could not learn
whether this arrangement was pernIa.
ntni OF whether il was ouly Temporary
aud that another man would Gil Mr
EwiBg's place here later.
The transfer Of Sir Ewing, II Is said.
Is promotion. Il Is said that the new
place has larger salary connected with
Il and is a much better place In every
respect.
Since Mr. Ewing has had charge OF
this division with headquarters here he
has made many friends. and especially
among railroad men, Who regret 70 see
him leave.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-03
LOCKED HORNS.
The City Aldermen aud Water Com
pany Can't Agree.

. aAt wy sNAafNN1Sh auu W dAtE sONhl~
pany Can't Agree.
There was a special meeting Of the
board OF city Aldermen last night to
consider the water.work question, which
has been vexing them for sometime.
Several citizens were present last night
most of whom made suggestions and
talked about what was best 10 be done.
Every citizen OF Durham, who tries 10
keep iuformeds, knows that the water
company have never come up to their
FIRST contract. nor the second contract
agreed upon between the company and
those who represent the city.
Asa consequence the Aldermen re-
fused to pay the rent when Ii came du,
for the past IS months, and now th,
water com any wants the city to pas
rsnt-ss.7Sp-or submit TO the eompau,
the counter proposition in regard to
the matter.
Nothing was done last night, but the
unanimous opinion Of the Alderman
and every citizen present was that III,
account should not be paid until th.
company carried out their part Of the
contract
II vas also the opinion Of those pres.
ent that notice Should be served on the
company notifying them that unless
they esrTie out their part Of The CONTRACT
that they would be held responsive IT,
case any loss occurred on account Of
their negligence
The board sdjou' aed 10 meet again
nert Monday night In special session
TO consider the question farther and
take some action.
Unless things tate a different turn
from what they are nos there will be .
awsuii in the neat future. The company
will sue the city for their rem, or the
citt will sue the company for failing 10
carry out the CONTRACT Either way, H.
IL thought by those who are informed
on the subject. would result disastrousi,
for the company I, woald bring out
the TACT that the company has never
lone wbat they said they would do and
that they were liable 70 the city for
damages.
The matter will take some definite
Shape in the near future.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-03
Mr.. CIinon Dead.

Mr.. Clifton, an sged and highly re.
spectsd citizen Of Durham. died al his
bone on MeManBen street yesterday
morning Of consumption lie had been
sick for year or more aud had been
confined 10 his room for sometime. lie
us IN bis s6th year aud leaves loving
wife. several children and numerous
fIieuds 10 mourn his desth. Mr. Clifton
was q member Of the Primitive Baptist
church The remains will be laid 10 rest
In the city cemetery this afternoon
leaving the house II ] O'Clock. There
will not be any funeral. The Recorder
extends its sympathies 10 Mrs. Clifton
and loved ones 10 their bereavement
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-03

J. Scott Bureh. Of RoHboro, spent sun.
Jay and yesterday In Durham shaking
hands vitb bis friends and leaves this
morning Tor bis home. Mf. Bnfch made
Durham bis home = number of years
aud recently moved 70 RoEboro. No
man In Durham has more warm, true
hearted friends than Scott Bureh has
and Durhsniiss are ever glad 10 see
him.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-03
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
lPIEDMoST AIR LINE,
IN EFFECT July ). 1895. %
TRAINS dairy Connects

TRAINS DAILY COStECTS-
Leave Durham $40 m, daily. Trains dan,
connect at Greensboro for all POINTS North anc
South and WinstOn-salem and polnts on n,
Northwestern North Carolina kaIiraad. Al
salisbury for all points In Western North CAROL
M, Knoxville, Tenn, Gscinnati and Western
points; ~ Charlotte for spartanburg Greenyilie
Athens, Atlanta all points South.
Leave Durham s.bS q. m. connects at Durham
Tor Oxford, Cisrksville and KeySviiIe lily
Leave Durht N as p. m. Through Nestibulec
iiimiiedl with Pullman sleeper between
Raleigh and Chattanooga wa Rocky Mourl
seina, Greensboro, salisbury, Asheyilt
and Knoxville, connects at Greensboro
with Washington and Southwestern yestibule
Limited and the New York, Florida short Iins
nain Inc main No. Il or nsn nGhs R sRa S
md intermediate local stations. also has conbtf
Ion for Winston-salenl, and with main liIH
szin SO. s. fast NALL for Charlotte spariain
Jurg. eFeenyiile. Atlanta and all points s0hlh
llso Columbia, Augusta, Charleston, savannah
Jacksonville. No IS carries sleeper belwett
New YORK and New Orleans and New York anc
jacksonville.
Leave Durham i0s4O a. N daily. ThrougI
Hestibuied (Iimitedl with Pullman sieepers "
ween Chattanooga and Raleigh via Knoxville
lsheville, salisbury, GrecusbunJ, selma Rock
Mount; CONNECTS ~ Selma for Fayetteville an
Intermediate stations EOuin on the Atanti,
5oast Line, daily: Goidsboro Cor NeWberns an
dorehead city. dairy except Sundays: WI
ningtOn and intermediate stations on the ".
y. Y. =. daily. Through trims daily via Selm
sor Milson; Rely Mount. Tafboro snd Iocn
md points north via steamer lines
Leave Durham daily so Q. M, and 1s05 p. o.
eakibound for local points only
LeAve DuIham l03oa NJ; daily and SOC D. n
except Sunday for xford Henderson Z hasstlt,
Keysyiite and Richmond and baltimore vi
YORK River.
Local freight trains also carry passengers.
Pullman Cars on s90a. N. train from Raleigl
y Greensboro. and on $50 q. m. train frs
Greensboro. -
DonDle iaiiy tTsins between Raleigh charlott
and Atlanta Quick time. unexcelled accomm0
dalton. &
For tickets and time tables and other informa
ton, apply 70 -&.%
J. WHITE. Ticket Agent,
3D. Durham ~ q
JoHs N. crLP. W. "A. Tux,
Tnfhc Mgr. Gen. Pass AF't,
W. II. bREEs, Washington, Dr.
General superintendent
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-03
GRADED SCHOOL REPORT.
The Names of Those Who Got Hon
orable Mention.

The Names OF Those Who Got Hon
orable Mention.
Following is the report of the Durham
Graded Schools white and colore-for
the third month Of this Scholastic year.
The per cent, of attendance is a good
showing and the report also shows that
there are I,II3 children enrolled. Quite
a number receive honorable mention for
their fsithfulness. The port is as fol.
lows:
ATTENDANCE.
10th Grade, J, A. Matheson, 90
9th Grade, ]. A. Matheson, go
Sta Grade, W. W. Flowers, .ss.
9TH Grade, Mrs W. W. Shaw, 96.
A 9th Grade, Mrs Dora w. Heart, %
B 9th Grade, Mrs, ]. A. Robertson, .e7
A sth Grade, Miss NJ. B. Blair, 90.
B sth Grade, Miss Kate Styron, .eS.
A 4th Grade, Miss Maggie Holloway, 81.
B 4th Grade, Miss Bessie Battle, .e3.
A grid Grade, Miss Mamie jenkins, .es
B srd Grade, Mrs. J. W. Goodson, 81.
A and and B srd Grade, Miss Berta
Tom'inson, .eI.
A and and B srd Grade, Miss Ade'
iaide Ramsey, 81.
A and Grade, Nellie Fuller, .e3,
list Grade, MRS. A. W. Jordan,
Miss Lena Harden, "a.
HONOR ROLL.
Misses Lottie Markham. Nellie Raw's,
Nina Conrad. Lii lie Slade, Bessie
Whitaker, Eleanor Wheeler, Hattie
Holemsn. Lila Markham, May Woodland,
Willie Smith, Bette Barbee, Anna Allen,
Laura Campbell, Lucy Cole, Alice Gid
dens, Rosa Johnson, Mary Rem, Lucy
Wyatt, Sonora Brandon, Mamie Doub,
Jean Holeman, Lizzie Muse, Lizzie
Rawls, Rosa Cole, Eva Branch. Louise
Blume, Ethel Carr, Josie Doub, Emma
Foushee, Mamie Goodson, Annie Whit.
more, Sudie Whitmore. Ethel Garden,
Vivian Rogers, Josie Edwards, Susie
Wilson, Susie Nichaels, Annie Jordan,
Elsie Proctor, Sadie Hackney. Bertha
Morton, Isabel Pennix. Leila Thomas,
Emma Thomas; Masters. Ralph Rich
ardson, Walter Blu d, vassar Campbell
Charlie eagle, Harris King, Eariy
Hughes, Fred Markham, John Walker
Homer winston, Curtis Richardson,
Alton Hobgood, Blair Patterson, Louis
Cole, Robert Shaw, Portlok Wilson,
Alex Walker. Holland Holton, Clarence
Pool. Enrolment 1ys.
Colored School.
HONOR ROLL.
Misses Arab Moore, Rebecca Ray. An
ME Ray, Matte Bishop, Geneva Mer.
rick. Matilda Fitzgerald, Susan Green,
Susie Burton, Mini White. Cleopatra
Johnson, suda Moore; Masters. Joseph
Tranum, Walter Whitfield, Demetrius
Barbee, Charles Amey, John Shaw
John olley. sweetie Moore.
ATTENDANCE.
9th Grade, W. c. Pearson. 81
Sth Grade, W. G. Pearson, 81.
9Th Grade, Kiss Katie Truman, .o6.
9th Grade, Miss Katie Truman, 81
sth Grade. MISS Louisa Whitfield, 81.
4th Grade. Miss Louisa Whitfield. .eS
srd Grade, Miss LillisI Fitzgerald. .eS
B and Grade, Miss Lilli nFi,z-
gerald. 81
A and Grade, Miss Portia J. Whit
ted. ga
p rst Grade, Miss Portia ]. Whit
ted, ga.
A Ist Grade, Miss Ella y Ray, SO.
EnTo lment 3Is.
-- a-
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-03

AS an emergency medicine,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral takes
the lead Of oil other remedies.
For the relief and cure''of Group,
whoUpingcough, sore throat,
and the dangerous pulmonary
troubles 10 which the young are
80 liable, IL Is invaluable, being
prompt 70 act, sure 70 cure.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-03
QUEER NAMES IN CONGRESS.

In recent issue the Washing,
ington Post gets off the following
at the expense Of the congressman
recently elected:
From over in Maryland comes
DIR. Booze, and while there may
be no significance whatever in
this close conjunction, the name
of the representative in the very
next dirtr;ctis Mudd, Maryland
also sends a Barber and a Baker
to the next house. A Cooke is
found in the Illinois delegation, a
Gardner in New Jersey, a Plow,
man in Alabama, a Cowherd in
Missouri, a Bishop in Michigan, a
Brewer in Ohio. two Coopers, one
from Texas, the other from Wis
consin, two Taylors, one from
Alabama, four Smiths, two from
Michigan and one each from Illi-
rois and Arizona. A Miller
comes from West Virginia, but
Illinois furnishes Mills. Illinois
also has a Hunter, New Jersey aud
North Carolina EACH a Fowler,
but Pennsylvania contributes Rob-
bins =. ~
fne little New England State
of Rhode Island sends Bull,
Virginia a Lamb, North Carolina
a Martin, Mississippi a Fox,
Missouri a Cooney and Ohio a
Kerr, while Skinner comes from
North Carolina and a Packer
from Pennsylvania. There is a
Fisher in the New York delega.
ton, but the only thing for him
to catch is Sauerhering of Wis
consin. Fruit, too, is scarce, there
being only one Berry, from Ken.
tncky.
Congress is a large body in
itself, but it has only a Foote in
New York and a Tongue in ure-
gon. A Mann in Illinois, how
ever, is Handy in Delaware,
Moody in Massachusetts,, a Minor
IN Wisconsin, still Young III Vir-
Iginia and Pennsylvania, and
above all Bland in Missouri. New
York aggregates to itself all the
Payne, Missouri all the Joy. Utah
is represented by a King, Illinois
by a Prince, and the people Of
Iowa by their Cousins.
| The silver Moon from the Ten.
nessee mountains, looks down
peaceful ly upon a Hill in Con-
necticut, a Marsh in Illinois,
near which is planted a Cannon
that has seen much service, a
Flood in Virginia, a Beach in
Iowa, an Eddy in Minnesota, a
Strait in South Carolina, and a
Hull of long standing in Iowa,
while it sheds a bright Ray upon
the State of New York.
Color lines are not sharply
irswn, for there are only
Browns in Ohio and North Car
olina, White in latter State, and
both White and Jett in Illinois.
A Bell from Colorado may
\ ing Loud in California, and
Sweet and Low in New York.
Pennsylvania sends two fine
ooking Stones, both of whom
rave been here before, while
Vennont, which has such an
abundance Of fine marble, sends
My Circuit.
Three GOO Walkers will be
n the next house, one from
Massachusetts, and two from
Virginia, to say nothing Of
Srode, from Nebraska. The Lit
lie man from Arkansas may off
'et Grow in Pennsylvania.
Messrs. Robb, Steele and
iamble wonld hardly be a sue.
'ess as a firm in any other bust
Tess than bank breaking or train
Srecking, in either Missouri, In
Llama or South Dakota. Should
hey determine to divide their
Iains in Tennessee they might
settle in Kentucky, or possibly
n North carolina, after a Sharp
contest
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-03
WE MUST HAEEHELP. We
Wv pay men and women $40 to

SIS per week for easy home
work. No books or peddling.
Steady employment guaranteed.
Send stamp for work and partic.
ulars at once. HERMANN q
SEYMOUR, 2l3 South Sixth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-03

Nos. 40s and 402, .Tne Atlanta special . Solid
vestihuled Train. with Buffet Sieepers and day
coaches between Washington and Atlanta Pai.
Tor and dining cars, New York 20 Washington
Pullman sieepers, Portsmouth 10 Charlotte. (opep
az Portsmouth 9 D. MI; connecting at Atlanta
for and from Macon, Florida; chattar poga
Nashville. Memphis, Texas. california and the
West -
Nos. q and g, "The 8, A I. Express" solid
train OF Pullman sleepers and day coaches. ~.
tween Portsmouth, weldon and Atlanta alsl
New York 20 weldon and Cape Charles; connect
ing at Atlanta for and from montgomery. New
Portsmouth with Bay Line and coas,wist team.
ers and rail rontes'to the north aud east
For tickets sleeper, and information, appi,
10 ticket agents or 10 W.. MUSE,
Ticket Agent, Durham, N c.
Z. ST. IoHN, II W. D GLoyRR,
viee-Pres 4 Gen'l Mgr. Tnfic Mgr
v. Il. McBee. Gen. Supt <~.g. ~ =
#. j. Anderson, Gen. Pass, All