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Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20


grOfesior Rorssn | l1piala ~fortalt. nblia
fsIgcuos qrsOs pou, bOOroan Rapne fan OBJ
itaa.
gi6Iiotbstarsn Rurt erifofer Gisrpen,
Tom paa Sruno AZ fin urst. Gsoisl III.
baOos nogst SilnGou. oiloe gisru. arfaHe
f9 ct Og beuOeuOte fig iii Siitorittr.u sosn
2assrbrins meo epsrSsmuuI, ON III. bsnns
innoe f~Orsilaa BAN ct p~Osisuos Raon. Set
tunOs 2uosrbring M life, men CAB ialialo ct
Raoo: "@isrosl ou Der I 9srosu,s iaeoe
ban, "iua TaTsr ou big not ct soot Ropu.a
Rarl aritOHer to9 bette Raao iaa boanos
~gribsIis, at ban aulagoe RaOust 9isrtpeQ
% siOrOe oa O8iaa bette al 9Grs, .tbi ban
bar / ole fine Gage en- Oirtslis SGOerss
paibo.' 4
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20
3unntann.
S,sr,ss paa moro % eelpmoro.

Sel.na, 17be Marts. Sobn Gricts
ion, en- @rubearbeioer psb MarDsOiQe,
ffisb isaar tr. Stub pua i'm 9uItru;
be to traf. 9srpaa itjsb ban zig ielp
og bsbe itrar efter. 9uftruen antagss
at tunne rebbss. 2Gsteparrst bapOe
boet bpsr paa i'm aant ION 5glge al
Manbens ubipGoenoe 2io.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20
mnrbt,tptnn.
Ill @uleisIterns ! Alfalfa.

Snbtil / Ssnbdgs bar 5000
Wleno fra sitlige Slater iaapeliom
California os Srisou antomne til Sa>
coma paa @jsnnemrsiie til gutpn. De
pentebe fun paa 4laItabamperen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20
NfhraTkn.
SnsfaIo.

Sra Omaha berettes Ssnbag ben
15be: S be iibite TO 0sgn bar Der falbt
Sne pOer bele NebraIta. SnefuIoet
bar bog pGret itprit / be peitligs GOun>
tier,
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20
AuttTns.
Rrs. sea,e @emeraIaepofat.

gopuliitblabet "aanias &9itator" i
Garrett fOreIaar Mrs. Marp 6. Scale
iom @eneralaboDfat | &anias. Slaoet
flyer, at Mrs. Scale bar ct Mob, ium
iuarer til benoes Socrbeoisnin9, ps at
bun trOfait pilbe bringe 2Openes ges
Itemmelier / Qnpenbelie.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20

VI DupS pSlluuiNA Ouht'ilSh lul w u
al CONNER Spnes / Slanbreau blepen
bsmt til Is Glars Snoeiparrins / stas
tens 9ustbus.
On 1%rabsmans.
9epItp Il. g. Maribal grab / 2eab
Gitp bar mobtaset ct Sreo fra Sesie
8illiams / 9tew Him (Minn.) }, bppri
benne aflesser S~efienbelie ON at bare
mprbet &pbert 9i9uls, Ell balpbloos
SipursS olbat, Der antuses at babe itubt
fig ielp peb Sort Meabe ben 17be So
mar 1894. @iQiams nepner intet ON
Sprinbelien til upenIfabei, men paas
Itaar, at Ni6ols affprebe TO Sfub mlpo
BAN, fsreno ban blep usbt til at lfpbe i
SeluiOriuar.
&r~eatnrerns I COB esboIo.
&esierinsens geirbureau / Suron
bar erbnu life mobtaset np9en Msboes
lelie ON, at &audm9nb bar libt noset
&reaturtab paa Sibberne | ben peitliee
% nproueitlise Gel al Staten unber ben
lterte aulbe, ipm biemiDste bisie gsne
fra 9be til 14oe Marts. De ON trepne
Iture Cab / Slad Sias 2anbet ps lunss
Wisiuuriiluben iauner al @ruuo.
Randmanoebe tiger, at &pesbrii'
terre til 8aarene pil piie 9prene peb
bebre Sub enb tiplisere / fIere Gar.
De bar bsitet paa be aabne Siober belle
9interen isiennem; men alligepel pil
Eabsprpcenten piie Jig minore, eno ben
bar peret paa mango Gar.
auasien itaar paa IT..
Sprnplis loo Srule gOunip bore ps
ie~roisbpsse Ell a~rteiiit Srsno paa
Wartin anubiens Sarm / 9urrep Cafe
Epipnibip, berettes fra Gbamberlein. s
Sperens itemmelie meo Snitruttipner ira
Gouutpfommisi inbianbt Gouutp'
BONNER 9rurp fig hos anuoien for al
iaa benne til at sipe Gouniiet GOfOmt'
bepis til bet Sieb, bppr Brcnben lisser.
9etie bar peret ben siansie 5rem'
aunasmaabe, bpor Gountiet bar bpsssi
ia arteiiif 8rsnb paa 9riuatmanos
@ienbom.
Wen 9nubien nsstebe at eftertomm'
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20

9so Giasosmibbussu. Gru.n: '9il bu
tGnt, ofte paa mig, emil, mems ou CT sort,l'
San: .3Yer Sang, leg fsr.r ct Bigger til
Wunesn..
GUN: 'Sa &C ice fcrnSitt..
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20
Jnolanoet.
an,pn.
Smut | It TripbiuI.

Samuel Glen, Sormanb | 9enupy
Eattne Cos Stpberi, Maribaltu,un,
'aIot ! ginno09s bpoebfuls inb / ct 10
5'Ns 2riObiul @lucuie Sabrifens Mta'
@lii1runl. 9OOen paai,ilste pie6littelis.
S'9sTlet bleU itrGttelis lemlaitet. Gen
4lQttsli9e bar gnfemanb % e~iterlaber
fg ct Barn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20
2tiHeee aanttcn.


Zen '0t9n8ti8e Sefreter for Statens
SParnlacp 8Oaro. Suel Spanlbing /
ts Iotnc8, bar Itiuet &autipn, inbtil
af'Ia9erlrDen msber ben CITE Gpril.
9ols SarttUniiter er Senator 8errp %
a'0F'''riorrt @tiaer, besse al 8arren
S'antn boOr S~paulbins tiblisere bar
''scst 6Orretuin9.
SattrIoo % CEDAR paus.
VII Sontratt aiIluttebes iorleoen 9aa
Sai'rIOo, IiDlge boilfen Yorsere Der /
V9s' io8er ii8 al $4,000 Seal gitate,
~Eoel's ~SaPituliiter anbrinscr $4,000
'ios @tIS elettrilf Spprpei Der / Spen
" 'OF'Gn8er iamme til Gebar Sails,
y" I'98er iDO Wiil berira. Gnbuo paa
~'0''oel rlOOtages itrar, ba bet er Sen,
~ y al Paobe8pnbe Gnlesset ben lite
r''0' Vel 6oretasenbet int~eresiereoe
s'N9eFnGnN CT ~iplsenbe: 8. g. Gals,
I%"a'0'r; :. $. Suwman, @aperlp; 6.
J, 50sl'Imon, 8aperlp, us s. s. &ai.
'"t7 0elmcin.
SOMA" 90 @uperusrsns 1attsr.
VA0ernor 0rafe / Ses Muines mob
s8 ben lGOe bs. fra Mariueminiiter
ss'''ri en- S~nbbDoelie ON at bore til.
%'', l'aor &rissitibet ",Suwa1 itul aaa
= NJ S'a6eIen ben 2sbe Marts. Wliis
"a'9 SOrO 2rute, @uuernprens Dat.
" 'IeO iamibis inpiteret meo bet
~ at oD5e sti6et. @~uusrnSren bill
p r..'o' r'o, IcOiOset Of iin etab Os
oi,r. a' V'Om'nente Soma gOrsere. 9ss
NJ, : bar Osiua siOrt Snitaltsr
w. SeH0ll' pua at uperraffe ct SGp.
n, NV" IA Staten Soma til stibets Id,
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20

Wluua. Msuueier rDoer al ben gruuo
9Gregtitlen sSOealitst," iOrOi be sr rbss
biGlpiomme / DrottiFe S13er
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20
Ten repubItfanKe
Cub 9nkntn.
Htf is Mar.

Santes Smith, Der funbtes Tfplbis /
at bare b%eitiaalet Samilien Gridiun, er
af CONNER Spnes i Slanbreau blsper
bsmt til Is Gars Snoeiparrins / stus
tens gu9tbus.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20
mtnnrTntn.
2aitet SGneisI.

5reo Garburp, Der / furrise llse bleo
arre1teret | gilbert Sea, ioroi ban bapbe
ouerfalht Srommeilaser SliOn / Srel.
iesbaren, CT iosmtt 40 Cages Sansiel.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20

CLING Sleion, tilbsrenbe RsGIefirs
maet Sleion & 9ariOn i Belgrade, blsu
fprleoen Dag 9rebet al Waifineriet, ium
ban bapbe popet fig for nar, os fiji besse
tine Ben iltot iitptter. San leueoe os
bar peb 8epibftbeb / 2 Elmer eiter
lllnffeu,
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20
@upsrnsr upbam iDa.

Sra Maoiion meooeles, at @upernpa
ren bar oGret msget utiipaS eiter i'm
Gilbagetumit fra Sparta i 2Grougs.
Sau bar ubiut for ct 2Inialo al Grgiis
pelas (&Oien); bog iblte ban fig liOt
beore / Manboss. SmiOlertio bar ban
life iitanb til at hume inofinoe fig pua
&apitoliet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20
QornhuS br9net.

Garipns grps.' glepatpr / gbatiielb
inbebulbenbe 5000 guibels &urn ps
brGnbte Op / Manbass. "a.
bet opsipes til $500; @siurance
ufienot.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

II. c. Hackney went over to Oxford
yesterday on business.
Frank Fuller and n. A. Ramsey went
70 Raleigh Yesterday.
A. 9. Hall IF oxford. passed through
yesterday on a trip south,
c.W Johnston. 81 Orange county,
was Durham visitor yesterday.
4 r. Young Of Henderson, was here
awhile yesterday, returning from
Greensboro.
]. b. Walker left yesterday morning
for RInston 10 attend the Methodist
conference. -.
General II. II. Cameron, Of the North
Carolina state guard, was in Durham
yesterday morning.
j. i. Fowler. of Pittsboro, returned
home yesterday after a short business
IMP 10 this city.
j. Cooley Gill Of Granville, passed
through yesterday to his home, return.
Ing from aaleigh.
r. IA. BarksaaIe. Ir., Of Danyille, we
ID Durham YESTERDAY. He went down
10 Raleigh on The morning train
j. q. Vaughan, express agent, return
ca from Raleigh yesterday morning
where be had been as witness In the
Federal court
Rev. Aldred, Of Granville county, and
Rev futile, 81 Roxboro, passed through
the city yesterday on heir way 10 Kins'
ton 10 attend The conference.
j. nj. MeI.ennan. who has been sick
fol The past Two Or three weeks, left
yeslerda, for Chase City, Va, whsra
he will spend some time drinking the
Celebrated Chase City iitbia water
Miss Rheua Combs, who has beca IT.
tending the Graded schp9i, iftt ysster
day tn Vatausa coun, !, 10 spend l.''
bus.mas holidays 18th he, parents
she was much driig Ted sith The school
and her stay Ii Durham.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10

CLEVELAND, Dec. s.-Suit was begun
today against d, X. Hanna, son Of Chair
man NJ. A. Hanna, Of the Republican
National Committee, 10 recover srso,
paid 10 him as the result Of an election
bet,
Mr.. X. II. Jackson. a chiesgo travel.
ing man. who makes bis home IL this
city SOME Of The time, has instituted the
suit Mr.. Hanna wagered $50 that SIC.
kinney would have 5000 more votes In
Ohio than Sir. Bryan, aud mir. Jackson
accepted il. Duritg aIr. Jsckson's alb.
sense from the CITY the money was paid
10 atr Hanus By The stakeholder.
Mr Jackson claims that Hanna iosl
the bet, aud as Hanna refused 10 give
him the money, Jackson brought suit Il
recover ii.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10
The Date Changed.

Manager Mallory received letter YES.
terday from Cora Van Tassell, who was
booked to appear here three nights this
week for the henedt Of the D. Ii. stating
that owing to the death Of her mother III
Cleveland. Ohio, she would be COM
PEELED e ask for change Of date. Ac.
cordingy Mr.. Mallory has booked her
company for three nights, beginning
Thursday. Dec. II.
Miss Van Tassell las an excellent
company this season, and will open III
her new play. "Tennessee's Partner, 7
in which she has appeared in New York
and several other cities and has won
quite reputation 4. s.~t
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10
TWO CHANGES
DoINGs or THE COUNTY com.
COMMISSIONERS YESTERDAY.

II 4 I 4 Tas
Cd. w. Perry Succeeds II. ID. Leigh
az the Count. Home---.Biilie Car
ter Looses his Position Also---rwt
Fopuiists and Two Democrat.
Il tied.
The couaty com nissioners met at tbe
county home yesterday morning, and
alter examining The premises, returned
TO town and convened in their loom in
their room in the court house a, I.4s D
m.
number Of accounts were audited
and the bond Of {, II crabtree, consta.
BILE for Mangum township was presented
and accepted. 1#
Messrs. A. y. Markham and I. b.
Warren, members Of the board, were ap.
pointed committee to insure the court
house, and also to examine the Offices in
the court house and report at the Janu.
airy meeting.
There we're many applicants for the
offices in the gift Of tile commissioners
but the elections we're as follows,
Rorsuperintendent of county of home,
O. Nv. Perry,
Superintendent q work house force,
]. II. Patterson. ~~. -=-~<
Janitor OF court house, John W. Tur-
ner. "@~ %%~ r. se@~s f~~ ~~
Supt, Leigh OF the county home re.
mains in Office until Dec. ~, and his
friends will be surprised that he must
s@ek usw fields.
The Offices we're equally iiYided be-
tween the democrats and populists--two
oil those elected beings democrats and
two populists. The commissioners did
NOT have any complaint to make sgains,
Messrs Leigh, Of the work house. and
Carter, janitor of the court house. Both
OF the above had held Office for several
years and the commissioners simply ap-
pied the democratic principle of rotation
oil Office.
Chairman Markham was authorized to
buy 30 tons Of coal for The use of court
house and Jail.
An order was made to remove S. d
Mat'ock from town Jail to the county
work house under four years sentence. |
On motion OF W. d. Turrentine the |
salary Of the county attorney was re
iuced from ssoo to $500 per year.
The board adjourned at ago O'Clock |
until the FIRST Monday ia January 1897.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10
Two Bound Over.

There were four cases on docket al
Mayor Peay's court yesterday morning
John Allen, two cases, assault with
deadly weapon, an account Of which ap.
peared in Yesterdays HERALD, was the
first defendant given hearing, He was
bound over to court under $25 bond In
each case an in default of the required
security was locked up. Edna Byrd,
white, was bound over TO court under a
$50 bond for larceny. She was also
locked up. One defendant was taxed
with So so cost for indecent exposure.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10
TEN CORDS OF RABBITS.
Rabbits More Plentiful This Year
Than Ever Heretofore.

Than Ever Heretofore.
Rabbits were never more plentiful
than they are this year. People bring
them J. re BY the wagon load and ii IL
frequently the case that they can MOI
dispose OF them for i've cents a piece,
retail.
The following from the Charlotte
obse. however, docs" Durham.
We have not had that many here in
sometime. ii is as follows:
Zone mote reference to rabbits must
be forgiven. Just alter the northbound
train Of the Southern Railway out OF
Charlotte Monday evening had passed
China Grove, the conductor sat on the
arm of seat and said TO a passenger:
How many rabbits do you sup. ose ]
took on at that station Have no idea.
How many" 'Twenty.eight hundred,
'Tweuty.eight hundred = asked the pas.
feuger Yes. twenty eight hundred
Where are they going to' To Rich
moud and north Of there
"a stranger sat in the sea, in front of
the one in which the foregoing CONVEX
satiou took place. lie heard 1t and
turned around. There is q story" said
he; which do not often tell, because ii
sounds a. II IL might not be true; but
since you are taking about rabbits !
want 10 say that live at Howell, Mich.
aud that have seen ten cords Of rabbits
stacked up there
"'ren cords !" inquired his feilow-pas-
senger, rather doubtingly.
"'yes, sir; ten cords; stackof rabbits
tapr fee: high and eighty feet long
The conductor walked to the forward
eni Of the car and the two passenger
talked until they rot to Salisbury abols
the snow"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10

rKoKLasn. Ohio Dec. ! Marion
Butler. chairman d The populist national
committee, has written letter 70 Mr
lingo Pryor. chaifhan 81 The state pop
d IL csmmittee, which Vas received %,
lay, complaining d fraud II The ohio
1 ec,sou. MI butler wants ,hs ohiu
cnAisnsn p iuytstga,r biz charges
air. ps,ot ssid BE- wuald make Z
thorough investigator - soon e be OBJ.
tanned liom ihe Secretary 81 State r
psrls 81 The vote u cas- By precincts -
The state. ID The mean lime he viii A..
certain how lie total vote this ycar com
psres wl,h H. total vote q other years
"whas We can't understand, " be said
.4s Why ~, % iell behind u States
waete ne received more votes than vert
even cast lor Cleveland % any othei
candidate. despite The Tremendous In
crease ID the vote, The republiean pln'
rsiity remained"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10
Christmas in Cunning

Ind your friend r. A. Masino has pre-.
pared the following goods for 70
Malaga aimeria and ca.awba gra.es,
Florida oranges, mixed nuts, and all
Kinds Of mixed candy, I have also q
arge line Of Roysters candy al reduced
prices. My florida oranges cnme dir
ect from Ftoriia aud are not branded u:
Florida. tome AMI see me. Twill b,
pleased TO give you prices Of my goods
Respectfully,
II, A. MAgTNo.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10

The Winston Republican
says: The Baptists will not
be aided BY the Methodist in
their fight against state aid to
the University Of North Carroll
ma. An earnest effort was made
to have the Methodists fall into
line at their recent conference
hut that body would take no
action on the question"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10
Among our AIyertisers.

w. II. Proctor, the original Racke
Grocery man, has received his immens,
stock Of holiday goods and is prepared
to fill orders, either large or small, OF
short notice. Country merchants car
save both time and money by seeing Mr.
Proctor before placing their orders In
his retail department he can quote you
prices offered by no other grocery mer.
chant in the city. He buys in car load
lots and gets rock bottom Figures on all
his purchases.
Mccolium s Co. is anew grocery firm
which Is soliciting share Of the public
patronage. They occupy the store for.
merly owned byJ. w. Tatum and carry
frst.ciass stock of fancy groceries
Mr.. McCollum is we'll known to the gro
Gerry trade of this, having been with X,
Il. Barbee number Of years, and so
iicits your trade with the assurance that
he will use his best endeavors TO piee -.
You will aeed a winter suit or an 1ver
:oat. and the question will naturally
,rise, where is the cheapest place TO buy
And while considering the matter, re,
member that the cheapes. is not always
he rest. You may find cheaper cloth.
ins elsewhere. but if YOU want the best
T. ]. Lambe is the man for you to trade
with. HIS store is in The same place it
mas been for years past, he has the polite
:Ierks to see to your every want, aud his
stock contains nothing but reliable goods
which are sold at prices which leave him
but small profit.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10
Dissolution of Partnership.

The firm of o2kins & P4sters,a has,
BY mutual agreement, dissolved, and /
E. o. Patterson have made myself sue,
'esso" to the firm By purchasing the en-
ire stock, and / desire to say to ouI
present customers and to my prospec,
i've patronage, that tae dissolution does
SoT MEAN decrease in business, MOI
ever facilities for promoting the in.
erests Of all who desire to patronize me,
Ior a neglect of personal attention &c
riders, but it means that Mr.. opkins
las considerable other business to trans.
ct, which involves much Of his time
md attention; he will attend to that
veil and make II at success, but for my.
self ! have nothing else TO do but to
tudy to meet the demands Of the lib.
raj, kiud-hearted, and immoderately
intelligent people Of the most prosper
Jus and wide awke town in the state.
So send your orders to me,
Phone your orders TO me.
Bring your order to me, aud will see
hat they receive prompt and careful al.
ention. Ihave nice fresh goods, and II
sou will kindly favor ME with your
'rders win please you. Try me. Test
ne. Prove me. | mean business, legit.
mateIs, fair and square, and IL you will
rant me an opportunity l wi | convince
tou. Yours very truly,
II. o. PATTERSON.
Tell Phone IS, Interstate ~.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10
A MODEL. CHURCH.
ABOUT $4,000 coLLEcTED An
MAIN STREET LAST YEAR.

Dr. Kilgo Said ii il the Most Pleas
ant Charge He Ever Hal An,
Dealings With--A Present From
the Church.
Or. j. 9. Kilgo. president Of Trinit,
College, and for the past four month
pastor Of Main Street Methodist church
Is ID Kinston attending The annua
North Carolina conference 81 the Meth
Cd 81 church.
Before LEAVING for kinston Dir. Klgc
permitted reporter Of the HERALD Il
look over jis letter 10 the conference
giving the statistics Of Main STREE
church. The letter was very interest
ing and from il the following facts were
CLEANED:
The church owns SIG. 500 worth oil
property. During the past year the
mem ers collected and expended
through the different channels Of the
church between $1,000 and 5000.
On Thanksgiving day the collection
for the Oxford orphanage amounted 10
$500 80. The church has ago members.
In the Sunday s:hool there are s67 mem
beers and the amount spent for literature
the past year was s3o7.sa. The church
payed for missions during same time
sa4s Or Kilgo said that every dollar
conference assessed the church had been
paid. He also said that Main Street had
every organization the church required
--such as Epworth League. Missionary
Societies, etc.
Continuing the Doctor said: with
out any exception il Is the most pleas.
ant charge have ever had any dealings
with. The financial methods II collect.
ing in the chLrch are the best | ever
saw. The stewards attend to he coli
lecting and The pastor Il not bothered
IN the least. have been with the
church four months - pastor and have
not run on single friction among the
members ] had rather be pastor OF
that church than any church that ever
saw. Out Of the whole 4ss members
there are not over four members. that I
know Of, who violate The CHURCH dis.
cipline We canvass the roll every
month 70 see II any Of the M, nbers are
walking disorderIy and four are all We
have been able to ind"
He said that Main Street church Was
undoubtedly the banner church Of the
conference In eTeryTes t,according 10
the number Of members Il has. He said
be was much better of than the usual
run Of Methodist preachers for he had
new suit Of clothes. The suit was pre-
scented to him Tuesday BY ]. S. Mesley,
Dnrham's well known tailor. with the
compliments Of the congregation, who
gave II 10 LIm as token Of the high
esteem in which be Is led by the church
aud those yho attend services theIe.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10

THE sharkley. f'itzsinmon s
prize fight is over and the latter
lost by q foul. Now they are
bot! busy calling each other
liars and other familiar "pet'
names.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10

THERE is another report that
Maceo, the Cuban patriot, has
been killed. This is about the
eighth or ninth time Weyler's
forces have killed Maceo, and is
evidence of the fact that he not
only has more lives than a cat,
but that he can resurrect at
will, witch renewed power after
each death. 1t is said that he is
cross between a Spaniard, a
Jew, and an african-a cross
hard to beat when it comes to
downing" Evidently, he is a
born patriot and leader of his
people. ~~ ri
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10

Gospel services will he held In th,
ohuson building at Five Points thi,
:yening At 7:3, O'Clock under the aus
ices Of the Union Prayer Meeting. TIL,
enice will Be conducted by Rev. s
T.eids aud wife. Of Kentucky, whc
rave been here several days. The pub
ic Is cordially invited TO attend the gos
Jei service tonight.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10

IT would be well to remember
that while money is scarce and
high, yet goods are correspond.
ingly plentiful and low in Dur.
ham; That Christmas is SEIZED.
uled to appear on time this year,
and that it is not subject to the
delays which affiict the time
tables of some-of our railroads.
Fix yourself to let care and
worry have a short rest while
you enjoy the present with con-
tent-the most enjoyable of all
meals-stuffed turkey and
champagne sauce not excepted
Add a clear conscience and
good digestion, and you have a
feast kings would envy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10
aserret Or Guidance. ;,

A book BY the above name written
by II. n. Meyer, Ii for sale byg w. Mil-
born. II Ii worth IS but can be bought
for is cents. Apply 70 the above named
or 10 e. p. Howerton.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10
Lost, strayed or stolen.

A liver coiored pointer bitch, eight
months old. All Of her feet white with
white spot In chest. Answers to name
81 Dot. 4 liberal reward will be paid.
aud no questions asked II delivered TO
@. II. NORTON,
4o4 Chapel Hill ST.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10

MADRID, De. San Official dispatch
received here from Manila announces a
terrible alasacre q insurgsnt prisoners
tnthe land oi I.uxon, ono Of the Philip
pine 1. up. Itappears that a number
/ ptisonrrs succeeded In escaping from
he fortress Of ca,i e, the fortified sea
a., u Luron The iugitiyes were put.
sued he troops. who overlook aud
allied sixt, 81 them III the streets. The
nthets we're fecaptnred.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10

R.B IIargrove, ! prominen, farmer
a Chatham county. was II the city last
uight. lie Il on bis way 10 Danyille
With lis entire crop oftoSacco which he
w,il lei, on that market Il looks bad
= see tobacco passing through Durham
Going 10 another market and our ware
housemen should bestir themselves
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-10
Heart Disease Cured
BY DR.. Miles Heart Cure.

Painting, Weak or Hungry Spells. Trregu.
lar or Intermittent Pulse. Flutterirg or Pal.
pitation, Choking Sensation, shortness OF
Breath, Swelling Or Feet and Ankles, are
symptoms OF d diseased or Weak Heart.