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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-19

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specialist Of thirty years succeasiul eKperi,
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No other physician In the world has bet
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men. and no other medicine has ever done
so much iof them a. his Favorite Pre-.
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combined sale " all other medicines fof
women. Il Is the only remedy Of IL kind
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Returned Home.

Elder Newell whitney KimbAll Of
Logan has returned from n mission to
tho Sguthefn States. He lett for the
mission field on March %, 1896, ana
has been laborlDg IN Virgins. He
was release on Aec0unt Of sioknus
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OTHER INDICTMENTS
Returned by lhs Grand Iuul,n,
Bank Of Salt Like Cases.
OSCAR PEARSON IL Nor sr,,
David fr'uehion and viii psr,,,.
gu Trial in 'h' ,rlmlo.l ,sun
on Grand Larceny tharr.

The grand Jury cane ip,s l.,
Hll,s's court ihi. morning ana ,,s sus'
nve indictments Ia the B,nL ~ ,v ~.
Lake case', ana his honor o,,s 'N
WARRANTS to i,sue aud nSed NM,
different amounts aisresatiss 4, sl y
The Jury again retired 10 make i., ~
Investigations. 'U
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-19
Mcdonald Discharged.

w. j. Mcdonald had a hearing In
the police court today on = charge Of
Assaul. aud battery alleged 10 have
been committed on the person OF T..
Anderson lsst Saturday. The quarrel
came M result Of Andenon's attempt
10 boss thiDgb when Mcdonald occu-
Piled that position himself. Both men
are ongineefs, and both wanted 10 run
the engine on ths hill, owned by the
Anderson Double MAio.cOlumn
Pump company. MoD1uuld was iii-
charged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-19
NOTICE!

Having sat shei all claims OF Tho Cfti'
itors aud made all The neccs AIRY ieqa.fs.
ments, No now have possossion Of all he
stock OF Clothing, Shoes aud Furnishing
Goods contained Ia the building, . wss
Second South strooi. neat door n he
Cullen hotel, aud In order 10 push oai
goods and make room for tho LARGE si1,s
now on the way, NO have decided 70
make tho next two weeks remarkable a
Tar A. selling goods II concerned. Rshi
nov. when you need heavy goods iai
winter, We have cut all prices far belos
any realiEat on " values. Wa don'toaft
for price,. business IL what We waa'
for the noxt two weeks. Look At a ~
OF tho price, quoted below, AL oihr
goods reduced Ia tho same proportion.
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MURDEROUS ASSAULT
Armed Bandits Attack James Jacob.
son at Murray Last Night.
JACOBSON Is SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.
A Bullet Enters His Right Drfasl-Mill
Probably R,co,er-NIne Sos.
ptcls Arrested.

Sheriff Hardy arrested flve men this
.,....,,... 80, A.. n.t,.... So. In,
-,,'' -s ~,
pnoA'oi IN an A'.emp't 70 mutus' SUI
rob James jacobson at Murray last
nlsht.
A,on,toa ,,t..h t..t nt.,h, AZ, IA.
80"
cooson was wfltlng ~ uoie IN NJ,
saloon on s,ate road In Murray, when
four or Nv. armed men entered and
..,.,an,., Al, t,..,.o, :, ,,,ow
up hsnds. rue gen'iemsn Eo' W
aud walked towards them, com.
plyInR with the request. rhon
,..n,., b,.,,.d. %. cam.
go" -
'nsheeu' one oune' s'uhins 'sooo'
~. 49,, ~ WI. su' ." '. 20" ~ ~
.',,aa., - ..u.i -, -.
mao nsmei Csrison, VINO W" Sleep
ing In = room adlolniDg. Carlson
heard the noise ami rushed from his
bedroom into tue saloon. Hts coming
the men and th.y rush,d nall mel Out
OF tho house.
Jao,bson had offered no resistancs
apparently and the shooting was
Therefore an uuproyoked and villain.
Gus assault for the purpose OF murder
and roboery,
shefln hstdy was notified aud MS
whole force OF deputies were sent on
Tue chase Win tho result inst Alfred
o. Hendricks were Appreciated a,
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sud arrived In bis city TIE Ism Of this
month. He reports the mission a. In
prosperous condition and says he has
enjoyed his LAHORE very mucu.
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ron onsSD L.scrN,
""'ss" c",'i. Thieves triai Inn.
Criminal Csart,

David FIAugh,on anu win n.
biago were brought q trial hi. 49, 80
INK In the criminal oluft on 49, ~, ~
OF grand larceny. The ibinrn.,,c
charges The driendsnis with hsv,.l
on OF abou. August Is, 1895, s,oI,n -.
driven away from summit eous,. .
this city hve cows anu Ltneiees -, =
belonging 10 q. NJ. Pace a sons. Wv"
Tue trial was taken ~ inmedl.,,i,
upon the disposition OF the Ps,,,',
case and Jury impanollei. rns :,
animation OF witnesses had lu,t CO...
menoed NJ pross time, W.
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A late telephone message from Muir.
lay brought the tidings that Mt.
jacobson was very low And that the
physicians had 90 far bsen unsble g.
probe tho wound TOT the ball b, cause
thS wounded mans prroatious olndi.
tlOo.
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y - y - EHHA
Il prtulant and un.
, ioving with those
ny OshC loves best
Is
40 Y wrong The best
7S Of womrr may be
@lill natufed when
. her nervous sys.
TEN II strained almost TO
the swapping point by
sons ailment peculiar 10
her sea.
The average doctor sci.
dom understands the yafi.
Gus complications Of these
delicate complaints. lie
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Four more suspects were arrested
this afternoon and are being held
pending the sTrlvAi OF the sheriff o.
remove them 10 the county jail.
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ne common Den Hr
Medical Adviser" con,
iains several chapters
on the feminine phys
iology and ~ q store.
house Of valuable IN
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aud women II viii be
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receipt u twenty one
Cents In one cent stamps
10 pay the cost OF mail
ing 0Hb Address,
Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association,
handsome, cloth bound,
d binding IL preferred,
a 9 cents IN all TO pay
andsome binding.
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Everything Guaranteed
as represented or
Money Refunded.
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DIR. Fetrobse attended the wounds OF
Mr.. jacobson ani inside MIN rs com.
Portable ~ possible. Tho wound,
whicL IL an extremely dangerou, one.
10 not necessarily fatal.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
Hypnotist Held Responsible.

ATLANTA. Get. s-If the ruling oil
Judge Foute, Of Atlanta, holds hypno.
lists will have to be very careful what
Z y order their subjects 10 do. Tie
'rIgs holds that the hyrIotist is d.
Getty resonsible for The acts Of his sub,
Jeets. During performance at a locsi
tbestsr the subject Of bypynotis' i'm
agined he was a monkey. He grabbed
= hat from a man In the audience and
bit piece out Of it. The professor and
his business manager declined to max,
good the cost Of the hat, and the hypno.
list was prosecuted before Judge Foutc
upon a charge Of malicious mischief
rhe judge sustained the charge and
bound the hypnotist over TO higher
court.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
Young Men,s Literary CInb.
.ctober ). 1896.

The Young Mems Literary and De
batting club met in their room at III,
court house last night The subject foi
iebate was Resolved, That the gov
eminent should own and control al
railroads and telegraph systems"
The affirmative was represented by
Claud Chamberlain and J. II. High.
smith while R. N. Hobgood and J. NJ
Umstead held down the other side, and
won after heated debate.
After the debate the following officers
were elected: President, Prof. ]. A.
Mathesou; vice-president, J. Fl. High
smith; secretary, c. S. Chamberlain
yigilent officer, r. NJ. Hobgood.
The sdbject for the next debate will
be, Resolved, That il would be bene6ci.
for the United States to Annex Cuba. 81
Next Friday night the club will have
a spelling bee" and all members are
asked 10 be on hand. The winner III
be presented with a volumn Of some
standard works.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
Tributes of Respect,

Whereas 1t has been the mind Of our
beloved brethren, c v Strickland, sup
erintendent, aud A. L. Phipps and r.
NJ. Hobgood, teachers. in our Sunday
school to resign their places with us;
therefore be it .. $780," Wi
Resolved, That we sincerely regret TO
give them up, and memories of them
and their connection with US brings
about sensations of deepest regret;
Second, That we extend our heart
felt thanks for their faithful work and
cooperation with US for the past year OF
more;
Third, That taey viii hold sacred
placein our prayers and memory for the
present and future;
Fourth, That these resolutions be re.
corded on our secretary's books and .
copy be sent to the daily.papers forpub
LEGATION, and copy Of the publication
be sent to each Of the above named gen
flemen.
May the richest Of Gods blessing:
crown their efforts.
Respectfully submitted, <
o. P. pIcKENsoN,
]. II, SULLIVAN,
s-.- Committee.
West Durham Baptist Sunday school
October I, 1896.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08

The readers of this paper will
be pleased to learn that there is
at least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure
in all its stages and that is Ca.
tarrh. Halls Catarrh cure is
the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraterni1
tY. Catarrh being q constitu-
tional disease, requires a constr.
tutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease,
and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in its curative
powers, that they offer One
hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials. Address
+. J. Cheney, Toledo, o.
p4-Sold BY Druggists, 75c.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
viii Launch Another Ticket

Il is said that another country ticket
will be put out by about six or eight
dissatisfied populists today. The popu-
list county convention meet last week
and named their ticket, as the HERALD
readers will remember, and now these
few, who went into that convection and
got mad because they could not boss
the whole business, will have very little
Of any influence with the rank and file
Of the popuiist party, by putting out
another ticket. The dissatisfied "eroWi,"
we suppose are the three who wanted to
fuse with the republicans and voted
against fusion with the democrats.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
Duke Building Damaged.

The Washington Duke building al
Trinity college was damaged eonsidera.
bly, by the storm last week.
At first IL was thought the da mage at
tie college was not very great, 5nt upon
examination it has been found that the
gable front on the east end Of the
building was moved 10 about ten or
twelve inches by the fierce wind
The gable will be tom out, 50 II is
understood, and a new front put back
The boys, who had rooms in that end Of
the building, have moved 70 other
rooms. The cost Of Of putting back the
new front will not be very great.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
More storm Newss


A correspondent sends the r co dei
TIE following in regard to the damage
done by the storm in his section:
Mrs. Alice MCGOWAN, who has farm
FIVE miles north of Durham, was dam.
aged considerably by the heavy storm OF
last Tuesday night. The storm blew
over large two story feed barn and the
feed was scattered in every direction
Mrs. MCGOWAN had aer corn-sbout
sixty-fiye barrels-shucked the night
before and she lost all her shucks. Two
chimneys to the dwelling house were
also damaged. Mrs. MCGOWAN, not
withstsndiug she is lady, is one Of the
best farmers in this county and her loss
will fall quite heavily on her. at this
time.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
LEA STREET COMPLETED.

Reported So Last Night---It Cost
$4,sOi .05---Aldermen's Doings.
The board of city Aldermen met in
the Mayors Office last night and trans
acted the city's business.
The regular routine of business was
gone through with and the different
committees made their report. The re-
port of the chief of police showed that
forty-two warrants had been issued dur
ing the month and that the fines and
costs amounted to SI2o,5o,
The matter of getting new uniforms
for the police department was referred
to the police committee with power to
act
The stalls at the market house are all
rented and the board ordered the market
committee to erect another one it nee
ess4ry. The reason of this was that q
gentleman wanted to go into the meal
business but could not get a stall.
1t was also ordered that no driver .oi
either Hose Company shall be member
of the company.
L. A. Carr was reelected trustee Of
Watts Hospital 70 represent the city.
R.K. Terrell, sexton of the city GENE
terry, was allowed week off during th'
state fair.
7. H. Martin and 7. J. Rigsbee, mem
bers of the street committee, made thu
report of that committee which showed
the amount of work done the pas
month. They also made a report OF
the work and cost al iiiacademizing Lei
street, which was as follow;
The much discussed and criticised
Lea street has finally been completed
On this street was placed 4,S2o feet o
curbing; S,s33b square yards of maca
dem: 40 square yards of rock wall; So
feet of iron railing; r6o feet of rs and 2
inch piping; 6,I5o square yards OF fill
ing and very heavy grading from on
eud to the other at cost OF A,9oI o
which amount was far below the amour
we expected when the work was begun
We think that the board as represents
tives Of the city, should vote our efic
ent street commissioner thanks for III
most efficient way he did the aboy
mentioned job" .~-.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
Carried IInnr.

jim b ineti, the eolored boy who wal
1art by freight train on the Southern
}, Jsd Monday evening. was taken 10 BIZ
bone yesterday. Besides his arm being
broken II vas found that he was bruised
and skinned on one side and in ali pro.
liability hurt internally. II is almost
sure now that the shattered arm vii
have 10 be ampHtated.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
.InstIce Weighed Out.

Mayor Pesy weighed cut justice 10
seven evil doors yesterday morning IL
golden scales. Three defendants were
charged with being drunk and were
fined IS each. One for disturbing the
peace was 6ued ~" aud taxed will,
the cOst--ss.bo. Two were charged
with disturbing the peace. One was
discharged aud one fined IS. The de-
PENDANTS In an ARRAY case were dis.
charged.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
LINDSEY PATTERSON.
This Hannacrat, who Claims to be a
Democrats, Made 4 Fine. Speech
Last Night,

bShANNAA~As ANAUaN ~ inv pINt>A.
Last Night.
This distinguished adjunct Of McKin-
ley, posing as . democrat, spoke to a
small audience in the court house last
night, and those present paid due res
pect to his labored ntterances
The only applause ELECTED was from a
few colored Settle republicans and this
was tame.
At tie conclusion Of his speech A.
Hatchett, who had IN the beginning
presented copy Of the HERALD, con.
tanning achallenge TO divide time, which
was dikreg arded, asked Mr. Patterson
for division Of time, who in the plenti.
tude of his Hanna Democracy, agteed
to divide time With him at Hillsboro To-
day. Mr. Hatchett accepted the gage OF
battle and will be on hand this afternoon
at O'Clock.
Mr.. Patterson's speech, which was
written off, was poor argument for the
gold standard and was delivered very
poorly. He gor confused several times
and once. as he was finishing up q
flight of "oratory," exclaimed that 1.-THE
people were FOLLOWING in the LEAD Of
this western man." and he actually did
not seem to understand what the people
were laughing for
If the young mems democratic clut
will allow nonpartisan paper to make
a suggestion we would advise that the,
raise money to keep this Hannacrat OF
the road. He is making votes for fire,
silver with his confused and jungled nj
;uments for gold. Keep him on th'
road.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
six New Members Elected.

At regular meeting Of The Durham
Light Infantry last night the business
Of the company was transacted. Among
other things six new members were
elected. The company is taking oil
new life and activity under their new
captain-J, c. Niche. Captain Niche
is a good military man aud at ever,
meeting its demonstrated more fully
that he is the right man in the righr
place.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
Indiana for BrYan.

NJ. r. Nccown received letter yes
tefday from e friend Of his in indiana
II which he said the State Is sure Of 90
ing for Bryan lie wound the letter ~
with the following paragraph:
I'VE viii carry this state for free ST
yer and the only Bryan"
This man is in a position 10 know
what he Is talking about and IL indians
east her vote for the peoples csndidst,
he will be elected.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
.MoUnshIne" stIII CaptureaI

About day break yesterday morning
!. II, sheibuFn and other revenue off.
GERS captured "moonshine" outfit IN
Hunts old field. The still was q lsrg,
copper one. Besides capturing the out.
Ct they also DESTROYED about GOO gallons
u beer. They found no ybiskey,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
fPfEDMoNT AIR LINZ
IN EFFEcT July s. $50.

TRAIss Danny cossEcrs-
Leave Durham $40 q m, daily. Trains dnllt
connect at Greensboro Tor ~ points North ans
South and Winston.salem md points on the
Northwestern North Carolina Railroad. Al
Salisbury for al points In Western North Carroll
ma, Knoxville, Tenn, cincinnau and Western
points at Charlotte for etarianbufg, Gnecnyilie
Athens, Atlanta al points south.
leave Durham g65 4. M. connects AZ Durham
for oxford, GAINESVILLE and Keysyille daily,
leHfe Durham sl' r nj Through Nestlbuled
Qlmitedl with Pullman siecpefs between
Norfolk AMI Chattanooga VA rocky Mount
and Knoxville, connects At Greensboro
witt Washin zton and Southwestern Yestfl5nle
fIlmitedl .and The sew York. Florida Short Line
ilimiieii train ior al points North and With
main line tfnfu No. ~ for fanvlile, Richmond
md intermediate local stations. also has c0nnec.
ti0n Tor WinsiOn.Salem, and with main line
min M. 81 fist mail for Charlotte, Spartan
burg, gTxenYilie, Atlgnia and all points sobth
laeksgnyille. Ne. q carries sieepers between
Sew YCrt and View Orleans aud New York and
jacksonville
leave Durham io3g j. n.. daily. Thfourt
yesiibnled GIimitsdI with Pullman Sleeper te.
tween chattanooga and Norfolk via Knoxville
Ashevillc, salisbury, Greensboro. selma KoaEy
H9unts CONNECTS ~ Selma f0f Fayetteville AMI
nianugdiafe stations south on the Atjanist
Coast line, daily G6ldsbofo fof Nesberne an
dofehead lity. daily except sundays. Z VII
nington and intermediate stations 81 me W. r
" X. X. daily. Through frgins naily via selma
iof Wilson, Rocky Mount, Tnrbor0 and local
tations on Norfolk a Carolina Railroad gefirit
md points north via steamer lines.
Lea4e Durham daily SIS i. M and 100 +. NJ,
astb0und rs local points only.
Leave Durham 1870 a. M. daily and EnO d m
anept HundAy, fdr oxford Henderson, chasst1is
ieysgllle and Richmoni and Bsltimcrt VI
igfk River
Local freight trains aiso carry passengers.
Pullman Carr on 800 a. ~. train from HMIeipi
0Greensb0fo. and on bl5 a. ~. train from
Greensboro.
Double daily trains between Raleigh chsfisdt,
nd Atlanta Quick time unexeeiled aoc0mfn8
tati1n,
~ tickets ana time tables and othcr intorms
ion, apply q
Durham A.
fOHy y. crff, WA.TrfE.
TmfIe Mgr, Cen Pas Mt
". u. 0HEgr. Washington. n.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
Married Yesterday Artornoon.

About 1880 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
W. D. Separk and Miss Anne Campbell
daughter Of ]. P. Campbell, were united
IN marriage at East Durham. The mar.
rage was quite surprise to everybody
and it was a+ruuaway affair. They arc
living on Morris Street. ~
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08

Miss Carrie Hobgood, danghtar Of
Prof. Hobgood. Of Oxford, passed
through the city yesterday on her way
home from Asheviile where she had
been visiting friends.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
Engagement Cancelled.

II has been announced that Charles
Van Clonitz, Of South Carolina, woald
speak at the court house tonight. Yes.
terday w. 7. o'Brien. chairman Of the
republican county executive committee,
received telegram cancelling the en-
gagement aud he will not be here to-
night.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
..The Present Condition of Rome

$1,000
The stzdeBt body Of Trinity College
were given a treat Monday night. Al
that time d G. Branson, cousin Of our
townsman. W. II. Bransou, delivered
the boys a lecture on "the present con
dition Of Rome" Mr.. Branson has
, recently returned from Rome where he
had been for three years. In his lecture
he explained the relation existing be.
tween the church end government. He
also gave Description Of all the histor
ical places around Rome and spoke Of
the traits Of Italian character. His lee
ture was very highly enjoyed by those
who heard II.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08

Nos. t03 and l02, tine Atlanta Special s0lil
vestibuled Twin. with Buffet sieepers and dat
coaches between Washington and Atlanta. lar
lot and dining cars New York q washington
Pullman sleepers, Portsmouth 20 Charlotte, (opet
az Portsmouth p. MI; connecting az AtlantS
for and from Macon, Florida: chntfar S0la
nashville. Memphis. Texas. California and IL
west
Nos q and .. THE s. a. L. Express s5lif
Train Of Pullman sleepefs and DAY enachpe. ~
tween Portsmouth, weldon and Atlanta, ais
New YORK ~ weldon and Cape Charles: cunT YET
ing AZ Atlanta for and from Montgomery. New
orleans, Texas. Mexico Macon. gi0ridr 81
Portsmouth with Bay Line and cuanwlse steam
en- and rail routes % The north aud east.
For tickets, sieepers. ard Information, appi6
% ticket agents, OF 70 VA MISS.
Ticket Agent, Durham, n. c.
z. ST. foHs. Ii. 81. d 3IoyFP.
viec.Pres x Genti Mgr. Tnllc Mgr.
v. Y. NcBee. Gen. supt
IT, Anderson, Gen. Pass. Apt.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08
Mr. Foushee at Fast Durham.

II. s. Fousbee. chairman Of the demo
cratic county executive committee,
spoke at Fast Durham last night 10
about ore hundred or mote voters. He
was introduced By A. IL. Stokes, who
made few remarks o. the political Sit.
us,ion. Mr. Foushes spoke for about
an hour and fifteen minutes and va,
vaciGousiy spplsuded by bis eptbused
hearers. His speech was said 10 be very
good aud bis Arguments for free silver
vas strong aud to the point
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-08

The stalls for the colored fair. which
will be held at Five Points. will be
rented today at r. O'Clock m at the
building in which the fair will be held.
All who wish to get stall in this bnild-
ing should lie ON hand.