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Newspaper
Durham Recorder
Location
Durham, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1893
Page
4
Editorial urges peace after a political election and calls for an end to acrimony. Reports from Asheville and Washington note travel hardships and Speaker Crisp’s health as Congress debates silver and leadership, with ads for medicines and a New York donor funding Roanoke College scholarships.
Major M. P. Hendy reports the next convention of the International League of Press Clubs will be held in St. Paul on May 18 19 and 20. Delegates may attend the Chicago Press Congress during the week of May 22. The meeting date selection aligns with this farflung gathering.
Condensed timetable shows mixed and through trains between Richmond and Raleigh with connections at Keysville Oxford Henderson Durham and Keysville. Daily departures from Richmond and Raleigh with specific stop times and Sunday exceptions. through connections to West Point and Baltimore noted.
Trains run Durham Division from Lynchburg to Durham with arrivals around 6 45 pm and 10 30 pm, and departures from 12th Street Station in Lynchburg. Winston Salem and Lynchburg lines connect Roanoke and points via Pullman services to Louisville and Memphis, with eastbound service to Richmond and Norfolk and sleeper cars. The schedule includes connections at Petersburg and Norfolk, and a Shenandoah Valley route with a Martensville stop. Officials listed: Allen Hull and W B Bevill, with Alfred P. Lhom as receiver for the Atlantic and Danville Railway.
A notice extols Strnp of Figs laxative for general use and family help, claiming pleasant flavor gentle action and soothing effect. The text urges delinquent subscribers to renew or settle past dues and hints at extending grace period before taking further steps.
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