WASHraCTOH MATTERS.
Meeting of Senate Committee
The House Committee on Rules
Famishing Indians- Pensions.
Washington, D. C. Dec 12. The
Senate committee on Drivileees and
elctions held its second meeting this
morning, and instructed its chairman
Senator Hoar, to report on Monday
the presidential succession bill. A
number of verbal changes have been
made in the bill, but in all important
features it is the measure that passed
during last Congress known as the
Hoar bill. It will probably be taken
up early in the week and will give
rise to considerable discussion, but is
likely to be passed during the week.
CODE OF RULES ADOPTED BY TEE COM
MITTEE.
w ashington. The committee on
rules of the House of Representatives
field a three hours' session today and
completed the consideration of the
revision of the rules as proposed by
mr. Morrison, or Illinois, mr. Mors
rison'e code of rules was adopted with
a few verbal amendments, and will
be reported to the House by Monday
next. The amendments to the rule?
which was prepared by other mem
bers of the House, was not acted
upon, but will receive consideration
at a future meeting of the committee.
Though a majority of the committee
favors a distribution of the work of
the appropriations committee, this
object will not be accomplished until
after a sharp contest in the House,
which will not be in the nature of a
party conflict, but will be between
the friends of the Morrison code, who
believe that such distribution will res
suit in . facilitating business, and its
opponents, who regard it as unwise
at this time to make such radical
changes.
FAMISHING INDIANS.
Secretary Lamar has requested the
President to ask Congress to author
ize the use of $12,500 out of $50,000
appropriated last year to supply food
and other necessities of life in
cases of distress among the Indians
not having treaty funds for tempo
rary relief of the northern Cheyennes
on Tongue and Rosebud rivers in
Montana. The department has ins
formation that these Indians are in
distress for want of food and cloth -mg.
FOR PENSIONS.
Cjrhmifisinnpp "Rlofe- ofr.fr, tAt
v j-v.t x. ouciigu VUUOJf
hum tne amount asked bv fchfi
pension bureau for the coming
year is less oy .$1,549, 040 than
the amount appropriated by Congress
uji use uunng toe current year. He
said, also, that the , amount asked for
salaries and expenses of all kinds for
ene nension bureau is less by $15,000
va.u me amount appropriated for
me present year.
CIFlt SERVICE
DAILY CHARLOTTE OBSERVES: SUNDAV, DECEMBER 13, 1885.
fi. B. C00HR 0$ A3. B. J0IES
REFORM
TOeetli.gr of its Friends in Boston
Boston, Dec. 11. A public meeting
uuuoi tiue auspices Ul MIS DOSJAHIVII
service reform association, Iwas held
this evening in Music Hall. A large
auaience was present ana the plat
iorm was occupied oy many promi
nenr. gentlemen, among whom were
Postmaster Tobey, exmavor Samuel
Cobb, Hon. G G. Urocker. Edward
Atkinson, Hamilton A.Hall and Rob
ert Treat Paine. Darwin Ware pre
sided, and after brief remarks intro
duced Carl Schurz. Mr. Schurz re
plied to various criticisms passe
upon the subject of civil service re
form, dwelling at some length uoon
the matter of official patronage which
he termed one of the principal evils
of the spoils system. "Much more
has already been done," said the
speaker, "toward destroying thisevi
than the most sanguine person would
have have dared to predict three
years ago, and with patience and
i . i 1 1 a . m.
perseverance stm oetter results may
be hoped for." He quoted President
Cleveland's word's upon this topic, as
given m bis message, and urged that
rresioent uieveland be suoDorted in
the position he has taken. whether
he was supported by either of the ex
isting political parties, reform move
ments would go forward, and would
una a party to carry out its purposes
PARN ELL'S VICTORY.
IfOUBE OF REPRESENTA
TIVES MEETS,
And rAfler
Ad-
He Carries a Solid Irish Delesa
tion with Hint to Parliament.
Lincoln, Neb. Dec. 11. Patrick
H.gan received this evening the fol
lowing cablegram of the result of the
general election in England and Ire
rend:
"Dublin- De. 11 Pat.riolr fiWn
president of the Irish National
League of America, Lincoln, Neb ;-f
rne elections are concluded. The re
sult is beyond our most sanguine cal
culations. We were thirtv-nine at
dissolution, we return eighty six.
united as one man. Of thirtv-four
nominal Home Rulers not a man sur
vives. c twenty -seven Irish Whiers
there is not a solitary survivor.
Linster, Munster and Connaught
are ours to a man. m Ulster we
have a clear majority of seats and
two to one of counties. The Irish
vote in England has nhanmrl t.h
Whigs' coercion minoritv of one nun.
dred and twenty to a majority of
four. The Irish party are absolute
masters of the situation.
"Timothy Harrington,
Sec'y Irish National League.''
.
The Revolution in Monterey.
St. Louis, Dec. 12. A special re
ceived this morning from Laredo,
says the active Governor Sepulveda,
at Monterey concluded to surrender
Jbnday afternoon and on notifying
Gen. Reyes that he would do so, was
taken prisoner and placed in a milis
fcary prison. Gen. Eeves then nun-
licly proclaimed martial law over the
btate and assumed military Govern
orship, he having been appointed to
that position by the National Senate at
the city of Mexico. The arrival of
Cren. Trevms is still anxiouslv looked
for and it is thought by some that
when he arrives the civil government
Fears
FOREIGN NOTES.
A Warning From Archbishop
Crohe-Rurial Services of King
Alfonso.
Dublin, Dec. 12. -Rev. Thos. W
Croke, archbishop of Cashel and Em
ly, in an address warns the Consti-
iiuuonausts unac tne people may
mass reprisals at the next elections
and tnat tnose who force others to
dance will have to pay th piper.
KING ALFONSO'S FUNERAL.
Madrid. The funeral services over
the remains of the late King Alfonzo
took place to-day, at the church of
St. Francis. The large and handsome
edifice was crowded with distin
guished people. All sovereigns of Eu
rope were represented. The mems
bers of diplomatic corps were also
present. The civil and military pa
geant was an imposing spectacle, and
wiMiessea oy an immense crowd.
FLORIDA ORANGES
Arriving In large quantities direct from the Groves
ana must, oe soia. special prices to
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
and other dealers,
the ladles.
Deeil'f,
Young gentlemen remembe
j. a. freeland.
MS! MS!! TOR!!!
CALL AT
D. E RIGLBR & B W
And see the largest steels of
TOY
Ever offered in the City at prices to suit the hard
hues. Headquarters for
Santa Glaus
Leave jour orders for CHRISTMAS CAKE3,
FRUITS. CANWES. NUTS. 4c. fresh and fine.
I). M.
r- r
r v r n r
hi i! iK
& Bilfl.
SKIM, SfALP, BL0
Cleansed, Purified and Beauti-
fled by i tie Cutlcura Remedies
T7K)Rcleaning the Skin and Scalp of Disfigure-
lne Humors.l for allaying Itching. Burning
ana innanp anon, for curing me nrsi syrapuoms
of Eczema, Psoriasis. Milk Crust, Scald Head,
scroruia, and other inherited 8km and Blood dis
eases Cuticuka. the great Skin Curat and Con-
cura soap, an exquisite Skin BeautitiT. external
ly. and Cdticura Besolvent, the hew Blood Purl-
ner, internally, ara lntaUla') e.
NAUGHT HUT GOOD.
we have been selling your CtmctrR a Remedies
for the past three or four years, and have never
heard anght but good words lo their favor. Tour
CcncuRA Soap Is decidedly the best gel lng medi
cinal soap we nanute, and is nigniy pr-z a nere
ror us sootnlng and sortenlngeffect upon tbesklu.
J. ULllTJOH wujsat, jr., Drugget,
Winchester Va.
THE LARGEST SALE.
Our sales of Cdticura are as laree. if net lararer.
than any medicine we sell ; and we assure you that
we nave never naa a singiej instance in wmcn tne
purchaser,, was dissatisfied. As to vour Soap, we
vu sen no omer, every noay wanes i;uticura
MILLER & CHAPMAN, Druggists
Louisiana, Mo.
SALT RHEUM CIIFD.
Two of the worst cases of SaTt Rheum r ever haw
were curea Dy your utrrrcuRA remedies, and then
sales exceeds those of all other like remedies, I
sell very little of any other mediclnall Soap than
Cuttcura.
GEORGE A. AKTHONY, Druggist.
Kewanee, III.
DOCTORS PRESCRIBE THEJH
The CUTICIIHA R-RMlfmira ava atn
for all skin diseases.
J. C. WILSON, M. D Harvel, III.
CUTICI R A RENEDIEX
Are god by all druggists. Price: Cuticura, 50
cents; Resolvent, $IM ;Soap, 25 cents. Potter
DRUG AND CHEMIOAL On.. Ronton Sur.ri tar nw
to Cure Skin Diseases."
HQIIRC mples, Skin Blemishes and Baby
u n U D iHumors cured by Ccticdra Soan.
CHARLOTTK
It ESTATE A(it.n
K. E. COCHRANE, Manager.
WEAK BACK. PAIN and Weakness
across the Kidneys. Shoo'ine Pains
throuffh the Tn1ns rri
of strength and Activity Instant relief and b
jpct-uny Kurru uy toe UUTIOURA ANTT
Pain Plaster. At druggists. i25c
SPECIAL NOTICE.
KK A desirable building lot, fronting 99 feet
JJ on Trade street, and running through to
Fourth street, oetween the iroiertv of cm a r.
Jones an 1 Dr. Oi)onofirhue. known as thA TVr .T
M. Miller place. Price $3,500.
CHARLOTTE REAL EST ATE AGENOY.
nov6tf
32
FOR SALE.
I will sell cheap, and on accommoiatfne terms.
a good second hand. No 2, planing and matching
machine, made by Goodell & Waters, Philadelphia.
Sold .only because I had to buy a lamer machine.
,j . Apply to JOSIAH ASBURY,
hovl9dtf Chanotte; N.C.
CLQSI E
OUT.
a Short Session
jour us.
Washington, D. U., Decern ber 12.
House. The Speaker laid before
fche House a large number of execu
tive communications, including thp can be Deanpiahlv pstn.hiiah
annual reports of the Attorney Gen- are now expressed for the safety of
I L' f t m I r - .
orai. oeureiarv oi ine rreaaurv. and jtov. seDutvftrta aa h will ha hoiH
uompiroiier .or trie Uurrency, and sponsible tor the killing of the Feder
they were iaid on the table for the al troops in the actien Thuradav nifrhfc
jpxooouu. u eaerai soiaiers are bemsr hurried tn
Beed, of Maine, offered a resolution Monterev from all t.hA
for printing, compilation and reviss towns, and within 24 hnnra frnm koa
ion or tne rules ot the House m the to b'OO troops will be there The forces
ootn ana 4btn Uoneresses. statin? ot Kodricrupz thA rAvnlntinnarv looH
o , 1 : CJ 7 w w - rsmvMM. j IVUrvt
inat tney would be of use m the dis er, are also on their wav to Monterov
cussion upon the proposed change in but they do not know that Sepulveda
naa oeen aisposea ana that the task
CHRISTMAS GOODS
AX t ST
the rales. Adopted.
Buck, of Pennsylvania, presented
resolutions of the committee of the
Legislature of that State asking that
a suitable law be passed for the as
certainment and counting of the elec
toral vote. Laid on the table. Then
at 12 :20 the House adjourned until
Monday.
THE PRINTER'S ART.
of overthrowing him has been taken
off their hands.
Celebrating Its Two Hundredth
Anniversary.
Philadelphia, Dec. ii. The cele
Iration of the two hundredth anni
versary of the introduction of the art
of printing in the middle colonies be
fan tonight under the auspices of the
Pennsylvania Historical society at the
hall of the society. Bev. George
Dana Boaraman, D. D., delivered an
address on "The art of printine in
America." A number of prominent
publishers and literary men were
present. Mr. Boardman traced the
history of the progress of the art of
printing through two centuries, the
first production being the issue in
Philadeldhia in i685 of an almanac
for 1686 by William Bradford, the
only copy of which in existence
has been purchased by the society
from Br. King, of Newport. In
1693 the council of New York passed
a resolution inviting a printer to
come to that province, offering a sal
ary of forty pounds a year aiid half
the benefit of his printing, besides
what serves the public. Mr. Bradford,
having obtained from friends in
Philadelphia a remission of his obli
gations to do their printing, at once
accepted the offer. He remained in
,Hew xorK until nisaeatn, May 23,
1752. at the age of 92. The first news
paper printed in the North American
eolomes was tne uoston isews .Letter,
started in Boston in 1719 by John
Campbell. The first American edi
tionof the Bible, in English, was
printed in this city by Bobt. Aitken,
in 1782, and in 1784; the first daily
paper in the United States was issued
by John Dunlop The Pennsylvania
Packet, now the North American.
Rev. IHr. Downes Indicted.
Boston, Dec. 12. In the Sunerior
Criminal Court to day the grand jury
reported an indictment in three
counts against Rev. W. W. Downes
and Annie J. Tabor, for adultery.
The indictment alleares that thev
were guilty of offense May 23d. Au
gust 15th and 17th. The witnesses
were Chas. M. Warren, Daniel
Houghton, Fred. J. Tabor. William
S D. Smith and Jas. Jarvis.
A Good Move for Charleston.
Charleston, S. C, Dec. 12. An
Importing Company, chartered by
the legislature for the development of
direct trade between Charleston and
South America has been organized
here and has begun operations by
ordering a cargo of five thousand
bags of corfe from Rio. The inten
tion is to import similar cargoes
monthly, so as to supply southern
and western markets. The company
is backed by large capital.
Fo r Cash-
I will close oat mj entire line of
FANCY TOILET CASES,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
WORK BOXES,
GLOVE AND
HANDKERCHIEF CASES,
CUT GLASS BOTTLES
AND
Olive Wood Goods,
-AT-
COST FOR CAH.
I am determined to
room tor other goods.
close them out to mak1
GREAT SALK
OF-
Liiiies', Mi' and Children's flats
We offer this morning our entire stock of
HATS AND BONNITS
AT HALF PRICE
50
$100
1.50
cent
hats
at
25
50
75
cents.
it
A large lot of new style STBAW, FELT and
VELVET BATS just received,' are included in the
sale No such an opportunity to purchase new,
desirable and fashionable goods at sued prices
has ever been offered in this city.
Respectfully,
C. M, QUERY.
THIS AGENCTWILL BUY AND SELL LANDS
ia?1 w description and In any part of North
ol South Car-ollri a. and will rent property in the
cityot Charlotte, collect rents, attend to repairs
and make prompt returns, and if desired will at
tend to payment of taxes, effecting of insurance,
etc.
All property put into our hands will be
Advertised Free of Com!
For a stlpuiat on previously agreed upon.
FOR SALE
1 One dwelling house on B street, 7 rooms, closets
m each room, well of good water, lot 99x100 feet,
In good neighborhood. Price, $2,000.
2 One dwelling on 5th street, adjoining residence
l-JIxF01611' 4 rooms, well of water and stable
lot 60x196, convenient to business. Price. $1,550
J?e dwelling on South Tryon street, adjoining
residence of Dr. Bratton. 8 rooms, closets and
pantry, well of water, well located for a boas dine
house. Price, $3,000
5 One dwelling on corner of Graham and loti
streets, 5 rooms, kitchen, well of water, lot l2f
feet on Graham street, 162 feet on 10th street,
very desirable property. Price. $1,250.
8qq2SI iMfS8. Sip2Plar 8treet 10 rooms, lui
U99xl98 feet, brick kitchen, outhouses, stable, wel?
wkwu waser, soia on terms to suit purchaser
rrtux, 4.UUU.
H iweiungm Mechanlcsville, 1 story 8-rtom
J hOUSe. lot 99x190. fronting an P. atrat ;
1786, square 215, adjoining property of W. a. Sine
TWO lots. Nns. 297 and 808. anna 4fi frnnt.
ins 99 feet on B straet and rnnnlmr thmmrk
to U Street. On the nremisps Is a twn-utnrv fmn a
j in - r-r ww
uwouuig, seven rooms ana small storehouse.
l anyaraat Liowesvllle, N C,: 22 ther
vats, 1 pool. 2 lime 1 shon Houra 18t?2 havv
nouse, bark mill house, stable, dwelling; 10 acres
wiuwuuecwa wiui ian yara. nce 11,000, or
wut uxuKi ior o or iu uears on reasonable terms.
SC A very desirable farm, containing 182U
w acres, about threee miles west of fiharinft
on tne Carolina Central railroad, known as the
Junius Hayes fanin, adjoining the lands of Dr.
Paul Barringer and others. Seven-room dwelling
niu ucwjasarj uuiuuuuings m gooa repair on tne
reanses. weu waierea ana in e, govd nelebbor
ood. Price per acre ISO
Lot fronting on Morehead st. , 99x866 feet, I
small two-room house, well, lot, well set. with
fruit trees. Price i860.
a I Five-room dwelling with kitchen and stable,
m.m. witwxisouu wesi l iaae sireei, oeautiru
grove and well of good water. Price $2,200.
One story frame dwelling and lot on Stone
wall street. Price $500.
One lot and a half lot, unimproved, on the
corner of B ana 11th streets. Price $650.
4 c One story frame store house 20x60 feet, lot
' 24x100 feet, fronting on railroad, and one
unimproved lot in rear of above lOUxliS feet, both
at Sanf ord, Moore eounty, N.C. .c ri e $450.
Ai Two story frame dwelling, four rooms, barn,
tv stable, smoke house, good well, some fcruit
trees, about acre ef land, in Sanf ord, Moore co.,
N.C. Price $1,300.
A7 Flft one acres of land, 23 acres under culti
Tt I vation, taiance timber, mostly plme, some
oak. Two tenement houses on place, lying on the
edge of rfanford, Moore county, N. C. Price $850.
(The above three tracts will le sold together or
separately, an 1 if purchaser desires can secure
fusal of a stock or goods at price agreed urnm
tween himself and the owner.)
150 Acres In Davidson countv, N C.,'.
miles from Lexington and 8 miles from T,in
wood. Six room dwelling, good water: four acres
In apples, peat-hes and grapes. Price $2,000.
c -j Lot with two-story house, six rooms and two
J'J room kitchen, we'l and earden. being prop
erty adjoining J. S. Phillips' residence. Price
$2,65.
C A Fifty arre f land in and adjoining Hunt
ersville. N. C. On the place tbere s a com
tortable tOur-room dwelling house good barn.c ib.
kitchen and well. Very desirable property. Price
$35.00 per acre.
FOR RENT.
Dwelling house on South Tryon street, adjoin
ing the redden -e of Dr. S. E. Biatton. Vrv con
veniently located for a boarding house
Apply to
TRY OCR
fwA Fancy Um
Choicest
FRENCH
CANDY,
Our "Most Excenent"
And our delicious
CHOCOLATE CZBa
throw in a chrome Our Sock Si
Candies, Crack.
eiffMadDmea,tlJh
Canned Jood, '
Ac , Ac.
Is un urpassed In quality and variety, and
Mtfiuf.cfums and
n
We Claim to a1T as 1fm tr
Baltimore, Kew To or'anv 2a!Me
you nave 3
and we wl
not dealt with us before Sva?
I lprove ir to you. ' 8176 08 a trial
Very Respectfully,
39
42
43
52
Charlotte
sept2dtf
Rnl Instate Agrency,
B, E. COCHRANE, Manage
FLORIDA 91AN8ES,
SPECIU;.KALii OF 2 RXEM
J3JWX as 1 :-:! VKl.
Per Box
Hundred
Doz d -
4k
$2 50
1.75
- .30
AT
Carson bros
fourth street.
C. H DB.LS I CD,
MANUFACTDBEBS AND JOBBERS.
Just Received !
QUR If OLIVES I KEs AlVn
MOW BIT ratr or QTAlMr.
ATMORE'S MINCE MEAT,
GEIVOINE ENGLISH PLUM PDnnwrc
MA.FLE and WHITE BOCkKysybijps
Extra Choice
n. 0. mum,
PLAIN ANT) SURE-RAISING BUCTHrmrii.
OAT MEAL. OAT and WHrATFfE1,
MACCARONI and VKBM1CILLA '
EDAM PINEAPPLE and
CBE4M HE-SW
DBIED BEANS and PE aS of all kinds ivBiTn
SUGAR CORN, CANNED a d
TLED GOODS in Great
Variety.
Try inr
ROLLER P A 2 EN T FLO UR
GOSHEN BUTTER
FERRIS' PIG HAMS
BONELESS BACON
AND .SMOKED BEEF.
No. 1. Mackerel in Tins; Kite
and Barrels.
BARNETT & ALEXANDER'S.
Free delivery. Telephone
call 81.
NOTICE.
WILL expo?? to sale at publ c auction on Tues
day. December VMd. ?fifs5. ax 12oV!nrk. nnnn. at
R"C-; Hill, H C, the fo towire de-cribea stock, vizi
99 shares "oek in the Rofk Hill ntmn fantoTv.
cf Ruck Hi'l. S. C,tar value, $liiO ier snare,
20 shares stock in theTonng Men's Loan artf Trust
Company of Roek Hill, S. i;., par v lue $100 per
.share, 300 shares In the Furman Farm Improve
ment Compai ? 01 Atlanta, Ga , parvalue $10 per
share. The same b ing stocks pledged to Wil
liams, Rlftck & Co.. of New York by J M. Ivy &
Co .or Rock Hil!. S.C.. as collateral semiritv for
indebtedne. and sold to satisiy the same.
wm be sold in quantities to suit purchasers.
J M. lHKr. Agtfor
Kr ck fl i 1 , S . C. Williams, Bla & Co.
D c9 13-16-21).
T. R. MAG ILL,
WHOLESALE GBO0E2
Ail OOMMiaSION MERCHANT
KING
MOUKTAIM X3IG-M SCHOOL,
' KING'S MOUNTAIN,'- N. .
OO.'T Ml THE
TUITY.
OPFOR-
Scott? Emulsion of JPnre Cod
liver Oil. with nypophospliltes.
For Wasting Children. 4
Dr. 8. W. Cohen, 01 Waco, Texas, says: i nave
tisI jouf Em' illon in Infantile wastteg, with
good reanlta. It not only restores wasting tissue,
hat gives strength, and I lyeartlly recommend It
lor diseases attended by atrophy."
Mysterious Movement of Troops.
Quebec, Dec. 12. Some excitement
and considerable speculation as to
the object of the movement has been
caused here by the announcement
that two companies of the Quebec
county battalion have been ordered
into the citadel in accordance with
instructions from Ottawa, and that it
is the intention of the government.to
increase the garrison there to four
hundred anjd fifty men for some timo
to come. I .
Bank Statement.
New York, Dec. 5. The weekly
bank statement for the week shows:
Loans increase, $212,700: specie
increase, $2,438,400: legal tenders in
crease, $54,400; deposits increase.
$486,600: circulation decrease, $127, s
000: reserve increase, $2,371,850. The
banks now hold $29,354,388 in excess
of the 25 per cent rule,
Weather Indications.
Middle Atlantic States : Fair weath
er, followed by light rain or snow,
winds shifting to east and soutn,
warmer, lower barometer.
South Atlantic States: Local rains,
slight rise of temperature, southeast
i northeast winds, lower barometer.
L. R. RISTON
FOR SaLE. in the thriving tivm of Oxford, a
tirst-oa sBar. Pool and Bmiard Saloon, Fine
Tabl-; Spleniid Trade. Everything all "O.K."
Apply early to P. O. Box 162, Oxiord, N. C.
Deel2d4t.
Established 1840,
THE
Incorporated 1884.
Thos. Bradford Co.
Successors to
fcMford&Co.
Sole Manufact
urers of the
Old Reliable
bnd Celebrated
BRADFORD
Portable Mills
Tot Any Kind of
SMALL GRAIN.
Also Manufactur
ers of
General Flour Mill Machinery
Nos. SS, 27. 99, 31 and 33 Lock St.,
Near Highland Rouse Inclined Plane,
Write for Catalogue, CINCINNATI Q
Jbeciiueodvtwtim.
IMPORTANT.
We beg to call tne attention of the ladies to the
fact that we are now miking tbe best
VUSWVA. BREAD
AnaTencii rui iiom ice baker for breakfast
ever? morning, except So t.day . J t try ihem and
be happy. '-o j4ta and cakes f t al' avnd made
2 LL..hSi .IJ?' to give the
Decll-tf
W. N PBATHER.
South T jade Street.
iiiiilliilliiitiiiiiiilillilii ii 'iiiM
Ihe largest Male Boarding School in Western Noith Carolina. Health record as
tonishing. With over fourteen hundred students, not a single dvath since it was found
ed, dumber of pupils already enrolled ; 32, .representing Feven Stites. Next session
opens January 4, 1886.
Business College attached with it c wn spicial teacjeifl. Fiplouas given,
Its students have tiktn honors at iVa TT
OLKLc- reilQ Tor fifa nonp. WT nn
IT .
Declld'2wfcwlm
T. R. BELL, A. M ,
Principal
TH
0rothr Garc
Woma
n
llioldinm
as be opened it
Mary Ann Joh
to be tooken in
rejectin' her aj
de benefit of w
facte:
"1. Woman j
It am no
fnr a man.
"3. As a una
dis she am a kil
"4 When ml
nptent to run!
giben a show,
nratore: 'Bre
in bress 1em
for what
ber so met
what we she
mustard plM
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