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A FLORENCE
Mewing Machine
♦
Will make a atltb alike «m '>otli pide* I
Ii as a revcr.>ai#lc teed, ii is of liue ca*c*
bAi leucd otocl ii Uio no c«iuia *>. wire
raring* t't
i«i£ icusiou. Ii
aud it» Atiapieu iauiii> »oui i =
ia .* iiio pttitiMl uJdUti, >ui(l run* vcr % .
ai^ht —la aituobi uv/iucieba, a!Hi le- wLui
■a, ury iiOL'aekeejxjr to have iUj use u«
.ii c«j ue iearutxi iroui liie tuo«L
eouii aiao.t*.«e. Aud it can oe on
juyiUhly iusuili.ueatA if Uesired. We aiu->
k *ve a uew.
f- M A i H I X
t .r %rrfU*+*f v«» U,
vsiilcli eaualgobe uatsU 0:1 liue work. Tli
i-..«caiue wu auaae hiicliea per uiiuui
>ixuuu.v.'tureia wui4vi areii to urucr a Ki>.
«UCc li. >tl uiiCfe.
i ..c uuiiu.ius of iiie Florence uow in uee i .
> , „4 v > i-t k ). j*c us .a aud taut w.,
J'Cci.««e tii'^rUUaaake a lUi 0..
t ...a AUJ eii-i . >iinU*.iU y y,i ulti'i lOi a
i. ...riii.ic* uud nciii uy uiuii toady i>juioi iuc
.... iO, Luc
BICK V 0 U D
k*L»i> Kxtlliil Macbla
uj'ja whu-ii 39,(XX) i-tiohcs may be knit per
luiudle, aau li'oui lUtiy to loity pun« of
Kit-Vo m*} uc kmi per day, coiiiplew vritiioui
uu pjnc. l iiv*i aud loe.
diiJs, >iuve*, dlidtfia ocarfs, Heidiug
«*•., iu«y IM IIUU apja 4U« ''iVo.nau's Help
Had Uli piiCCiS loss Halt lite Cil.Uitt o
K .lUeis,oiiiy »«. ; . ,
er l.j or a«*u Macuiue auU mu|)'.
ill wjrk Kent «ru-_-r requested. All orders
i.j aiJii wul receive prompt attention.
Aid macaiiicn »uipp d to any part of the
fciitj. wauieJ iu-srs.y county. Au-
K. O. CAETLASD,
tjcaercl Aijenl.
Greensboro
v , 'NviI ISHAND CLAL scabJL.
(TXABAM, N. P.
Tbi- next section of this »cbo«»l tsnght by
1 •>; «ili commence oil i:>e !Tih
•* i «ly B jlt. iVrtn* as lisretoloi-*, *C4 «*»
* Uu and H OU per uiontb.
I He o.jjeci ia uut> waooi is to pttfin pu -
i 'i* lir •:itua.) &UM,ie*&—teucW;!* iu tun
' e* vi-ho jK Or tar tue Krak*«> «M»s ia
« oi.eue.
REV. A. ITBRUt
KAI.AM inuiisvnooL.
♦ V.KAHAM, S. C.
fcF.V. D. A. LONG, A. U.
W. W. siALfc.lT. A. B.
K*2V W. ». LL»ti, A- U.
iiJYi'Lii bOUTHOATK. lu
St. i-trj" IR MuMe. ' *
'Wetf* «n ;u«t Ma. and cloaea tbe laat Fri
d«. ij ii,, iel«.
to .1 Ti t T jitioa *J U> ** pe.
Bioitta.
II A N v OKLL
■ t*— ■■
7 ailor. fg&Bi
r iftT h ml mda w* *•* in fw
i ,ii uMi utue* manner. .... I
i i - - ;jja \.u.tai..i., ou iia.k! Samp)
«»'(««•>*4 mi iv* fiw.* lor gentlemen* wear-
Si'io »lit ur er ~tc ; unw t.» »cum\um v i i
«4 1J.... r_
»;e""* for «•? «j)e v 1 tlio fIOKW' I
•e«i.«r M ..- .. .e, .L.y irt Itif OM pu-C'iOwt
.V
(Irttiip >' C
OIT k- I'ON N'tLJ>,
ui.-—. c. t \
Uny in.l k.*l:
K—\ I'M. r»«v «t *, BU M
!(««», «*• )|1»- •»»
IHE ALAMANCE GLEANER.
*f riaiT KR*RR*N«I AT TIK
a. —.ci.ua. -
"Edward, your election to the no
ble brotherhood of which I tin a
ineiubei look place la«t •veiling, Wil|
you accept uiy beat caugratuiu*
lions?*'
Ellersley .Whyte entered in/ cham
ber* one afternoon with (lie above
announcement. Languidly reclining
upon liiv Jouugt, 1 half rase troin the
recumbent pceitMti, aui. taking EN
lendeva ouislieiched baud. asked biui
to repeat thin remark, and aa 1 had
been three-quarters a»ieep when 1
heard it.
My l'.itnd complied. 1 may as well
state, entreuous, dear reader, th-U 1
had heard, with a thrill ot the inteiis*
eat joy, ( very word ot Ellersly's greet'
iug the first time that he ottered it
But, among ineu of fashion, anything
that resembles emotion it a yrossier
cte—a vulgarity, a nmsense; beside*.
1 had another reason lor eii.sealing
my satisfaction at hav ing bevu created
a member of the L Club, and that
reason was pride. 1 have lived so
long among lashiouable circles, with*
out enjoying the hoiiui. that 1 waj
unwilling Elleisley Whyte should
see h iw highly / valued it.
"Tliauk you tor coming to tell nie,
my dear tellow," 1 drawled, lazily,
in teply I > a repetition of lay Mend's
uiost welcome announcement. ''lt's
quite i surprise, really. Chetwynde
iiieiitioned tuy"having been propped
Hie other day, but 1 had completely
t'jigoden the matter, 1 assure
vou."
Eiltrsley Whyte smiled a little
od.llv. I'erhapa lie was keen enough
to penetrate my nia*k of indiScreuce
but lie oniy reinarkcd, wnlking to
waru tlifl door;
'•And now that iav message is do
livcred. E I ward, 1 uiu*t leavj yon
tor an o.-.it uir. i-r
By-the-way." t, "H>lnn
and E. 'ki.i* a.ii M. *i'la iI, au4 a
half- loze.i o..#«*r m .i, want you to be
round t'.e fln'i ti»>u'rglit, if youc*r
spate au h-'Mir or to. At aboui
eleven tliey said. Can you inauage
it?"
■'l think reply. -'Ye .
.icy can dc|>eiid an uie. Will you be
:.ci"9?"'
Au revoir."
** Au reeoirJ' _
Ai eleven o'clock precisely I ente -
ed the uixieHt but elegant dab-build
ing in tlit Street, with a leeliii*
of delightful triumnh that 1 cannt»i
retail in ;lrei>e advanceii years of nine
without a eiuiie.tt the l»il:ah ambi
tions 1 us. d then t > cue isii «o fondl -.
inc one social de«>iuction winch I
ha- so long couvetcd wa».' I though .
in i lie at ia«t.
Out ol Ihe many wlio would hsvi'
Kucriticed m UIMCIi for the houar oi
calling, tlwuiseives ineiubeia of tin-
L Club, 1 had euj yed the coinpli
raeiit of i>ein« chosen. It was a ver>
pleasant and flattering lrum to r fleet
upon. But I h«d /ittle time for re
fleriioti just tliea. Erskine,
one ot the friends who had l/een iron
zealous in obtain:ug my election, me;
uie as 1 entered the large aud b*ud-
Miuie hall of the building.
"Ah, Sterntorth." be said, advanc
ing and taking my hand cordially iu
hi-, "I am delighted tn find thai yon
have so s>,ou assumed the rights of
membership. Come into the card
rwoui; yutt .till find a bust of old
trieuds tbeie.*'
I ioniid »n»st ot tlioM aMemlita! in t; r
car.l rM»in. as ii was ni«n with
whoui I had long been on Taiiou
terio« _«f iin iina-v or acquaintance-
They all a]ipeare«l glad w •«« nie—
all irea:ei nie wiilie wiifiire ot C4»r«
diaiity and courhay which waa v#>r>
flatiering to inv wll-love and to ui>
lie v »eii«e *»•' iuipurtance.
If'htle 1 aioud auiong t knot ot,
frieiid-i. and almred iu ine converaa.
fi'iu ihat eMgatped llieiu, Clive Kulin*;
loucued tue on the ahouidtr, («y v
ii*» 4:
••I have arcured ft rarant cird»
table, aturiilurih. Will you he ui
partner in a ii«iue • whtat
H»lam and Hirers?"
-Wiiliiifeiy, 1 ' I aaid. Irakioe, 1
; well kn.-w, waa acoe-tnted owe ol ibe
I Mtt wliim player# iu lu« circle and 1
j could not appreciate ttoe
conveyed by hia reqae»C. " But >oa
uiaiit net torfei." 1 Aided, "to intro
laee me to Mr. Rivera We are HOI
aeqaaiuted.
A lew RHHBtee later the iutroiluc*
lion took place, and a lively aud iu
ivi«*iii>c «nin( *|i» #nt«red upon.
The stakes were hif.'i, ««d, »lllM«gfc
/was a prw;ticed player, uiy lo:L
seemed quae warraloaa. Waakj
a «Kie»l b* Ersyae.i wiil/.Wou tb«
first litu; *»me».
As the deai vu wade by Rivers a
ibe beginning °f tne loartb yame, J
bapjieiNtfi c*reles»ly to iflauce toward
his laoe. It »Moot of mobile
n«i which the paasieiui «'r emo
tions of ihe *. liner ra»n" ere entity
porirayed, I re»d Diore. to my hi*
fen« »un>rise, the protonnde»t cOi.«
tempi, mixed with an apparency el
i me«t uiigoverwabie lie re»
iiirveii *l:«i*o with a firicc ex-
K r. t».v- ••i' black, Spanish
GRAHAM, N- C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5 1876
sort ol ejes that was fat trem
iiif nic. It was the kind of look
which no gentleman caret about
receiving front another.
My blood ro.e on the instant. W*.«
it pos»ible that be stis|*cied me ot
iOU! play? What could I have dont
lo morit this uio*t singular indigna*
tio», taci:|y eipresse 1, it ii true, but
none the less evident
"Oblige me by «xp aiiiing," I said,
iu a voice that thoroughly xontrwded
the annoyance I felt, •■the of
your soruewLat peculiar demeanor
toward u»e, Mr. Rivers. 1 «iu lotii toj
lielieve that any misunderstanding!
should have occurod between u>, Lut.
To ray consternation. he iniei rnpted
in« with * sneer and a coiiiemp*
tuous wave ot the baud iu u,y dim
ion.
••Mr. Bternforth need not aasiime
with me llie manners of nn injured
party. I havepUtyed whin to often
vot to detect swindling, especially
when so palpable and open as his.
The luaiiiieis cf low gambling house*
have been up lo the present time, 1
believe, wholly toreign to t!.e card
table* of the L Club. I regret
tlut one whom 1 believed to be a
„eutieinan should have introduced
them this evening."
I was on my feet now w.tii clinched
hands, and a face that must have been
while anu ghastly with half sinotiicied
rage.
"Do you dare to assert—l
began; hot passion choked inc and
the cold sneering tone* of Hirers
continued;
"1 dare lo assert. Edward Stenforth,
that you are a swindling card shari
er!"
1 answered liiin with a blow thi*
lime; not a damaging blow, however,
f.r tlte quick band of Kiskioe thrust
mine aside before it t.ad time lo II.OIV
man grace the cheek of tnv insulter.
Then there was a gre«t rtoixe of rusb
ing feet,and,before 1 well realized my
petition, fully flhy men stood between
Uivers a 1 myself.
' It wits an outrageous insult.*' said
r!se voice of Erskine, who stood close
a' tuy side suiid the throng: "aiid
you returned it bravely, oe woiifld
have douc so, had I no t prevented
>'ou."'
"Which 1 greatly regret, Ers
kine."
My coolness wi) beginning to return
now.
Why regret it?"' continued Era -
kine. Gentlemen should find other
weapons than their fi*t*, Siermbrth.
A blow is a blow, however. n« matter
how h.'hiK dealt. 1 suppose Itivers
will chaileiige y0«,."
11# had hardly finished speaking
oet >re Holmes, tlie geuileniaii wh*»
nad been River's partner at whisi,
made his way toward lite throng.
• I am ivquest d by Mr. Kivers,"
lie said, "to de usnd in ne lilts
saiita. ting from you for the insult you
have inflicted."-
"Immediate sstisfactian," I said,
csoly. **llow is that pos*iiile.
Although the age of duelling ii past
yy
"Ah, nh! yott hefitatata!" •ulsiioi
ed twenty voice*.
I looked about >ne. It aeemed a*
if tlie eyes ot every man prrsent
were fiaed iu.-tautly upon uiv face.
"Vou are iui*:akeH ueutlemeu,"
I-*aid with tlie greaieat calmnetw ol
in .in ner 1 could assonte. "1 do not
h'sitaie. 1 werelt de*ire to k iow
what is expected of cie In ibis aiai-'
:er."
lo flight, answered the twenty,
eoices.
"I then do not refu-e Mr. River*
ciimllerge. 1 am skill Ail at no wea|ion
I Hit the (tialol; and a* I have, I
believe the ch'»i'J« »f weapon*"
—a dwa«i*£ myself now exclusively
to Holme* «-| aliall of o>ur«c ckixM
that. Any tardier charge in the
matter ot tiiae auJ pla-e. will, 1
;ru«l be assumedi by niy friend, Mr.
Lrskiiie.
Erskine h»w(«1 A
few intimeiUH «l ct»Hver»»tii»ii took
place between Imm If an J iloltnea
when, turnip l» n«e I at length
said:
*"1 have d»d.led opon l»«»th place
end time—here ami now. I>.»es the
arrangement meet yoar approval?
There is no neoe*»it> ol niakiof llsi*
a§a»r—provided it—tialuly public
itivera has a wi»h that tlie
duel, if eon accept his eiiellenxe,
take place et once. IIMJ weapou*
also are in the building.
Very well, I with a voice
that shook si liuie, iu spile of iev
cMorts to coutrol it; *' 1 onsent to
your preposition.
U ia not the first time that matteis
of lliU sort have been settled liere iu
ibe club U|HJII the evening of their
occurence Krskiue went on. "So far
1 a'n glad to alate that nothing more
»ei ious than fle.hwouu.ls have
be II result. Will you remain here
while lloiuiea and 1 measure the
pace* in another portion ol Uie room?
All will be prepared in a Tery lew
momenta.
With ibeae words Erakiue left me
among the ciowd of gentlemen bv
*|, J:II they tvere IUITMI»M. I had
I
;ii»ot_ long to wait-, he ra urnad
j I S'»*et»ll\. aayitr;:
Kverx thing it in retilhie-". The
dUiaii-« mll I>a i nUj p*-,.* Will
| y>a tello»y me if you j>l«»»e?
' j Rirera i* already waiting for you to
J »jl) >'•»! .
'j We [»as»ei *rni.iii«artn to the lower
einl uf the Urge apartment. River*,
as lie ha.l »jii|, v,i tlici-c \»aitin>f my
•|>i>earauce. ! c»utei« t«» • tery mi*»
jeiable leeli v whenllM j»«*lol wan |Hil
i i my ha'id l>\-Er»kine. '[lie etnU
denuekc uf the uliole matter Intl
j scarcely lelt tun room for
| til n>«r. Vi-ion- ot 4 face that I lor I
!e I I:.-tier Hian all e : ae in tlte world
I liauiile.| iue in a huuliTii I'leading
wa* a 'in: 111: he next three u.inntei
lliat followed. ] thought of the
: ny, t»o, taal nty tc inily wouhl led
jon thr inorrW, it the news ot uijr I
death were to reach ttteta in their,
quiet country home, /fay death!
Great (;*■!! was I tadie like tlii?— i
•not iiowit for tne uicre obedience t«
a tyrant.ou* murial code that in mv
heart i ha I alway« de-piked and hat-.'
ed ?
Well, bi|)c of lite was with*
in,me to flic lust. God help u»e, God
help Iter, il
"
Krskiue'a voice hail spoken the first
word of signal. AIII somehow (hat
monosyUtile wrought a change in mt
feeling's— added * force to my aim
and a courage to mylieart, flut I had
wholly despaired of expuiiencing.
' Two."'
I wheeled half round toward my
opponent. The pi»to! was clutched
in mv hand, now, with * giiitp of
Heel. 1 ww uo interior uiark«u.Mn
at ordinary times. I felt that io» aim
would He deadly uow.
" Three."
1 stood face to face with my op|w»
no lit.
"Fire."
Both pistol*, diseliarged simultane
ously, made .me sharp report.
vVaa 1 aulinri? 1 moved u.v limbs
■lightly ; feeling no paiu in any ot
tliem.
ly opponent, seen faintly throng li
a eland of «ii»oke, w.»« standing ereel
—uninjured, pemaps like ni\selt.
And yet mv aiiu had becu suit;; or.
at lear-t, I fancied mi.
Suddenly George Erakinc's Toioe
-ouiided at my si e, rained to a tone
ot the Hiu«r extraordinary lou.lne*':
"Three ebeer* for A'ed Sienifortii!
He has sto jd Uie teat Vavely."
I looked about me in ntter bewild
erment while t ie che>r* were given
elainerooily troin etrerjr aide.
"Kor heaven'* sake," I said,
laming toward Er kine. wli.u do,is
ii>ia singular behavior mean on tlw
part «f your«c>l and the other mem
Dec*? What have 1 done to deterve
this enMio«ia»iu? Oufge me b» ex
plaining."
"Tlut 'aak is mine," said .lie roioe
of Rivera, a* he approached to wlierr
1 stv*d. "I have been ac ring t. pari
iO-uiglit, Mr. 8 ;er,ief.»rtb. wltich I
assure you *U a moit disagreeable
one. Tbi* evening'* entire perform
ance may be summed up in '.wo word*
—your initiation. I'ei-ha.i* you can
now understand why it i« that tli" L
Club is no diffi tilt to enter. The
men who fail to stand Hie te«t pa
ii|M*n you tbia evening tail in becom
ing member*. The secr*#v f our
jiuiailoii ayelem is nothing mnaika
ibie. Those who have experienced i
tci/hout aftetward booming mem
ybert are not tiieone* to inform smioty
lot tlieir inability t>» 'stainl dir.' M.«r»
i tiflcation u-uillv kee|>* them siicnt.
I A.id now," continued itiv«r*. extrud
ing hi* baud, ' I trust that an ajioiug.
tor tbe ridiculous iu>.ult* I buried ut
veu tiiis evening will i»e fully a:cepi
rd. Let the ffiiole mst.er, like tie
charge ot tlioae bullet less pistol* me
fju/lit wilt., end in—smoke."
Ho ottered nic a cigar. I accepted
it, and Ills extended hand likewise,
a.id *« ended aiy first evening at tlie
L Club.
THB BE: >iAL C'VLOMS. —Tll« fulifl
account* of tfre cylooe, which
on the 3Ut of 'fcWUT »wcj>t up the
en**? of the limy of Beiifal, prove si*
it ffu even more diaastroua in in
.•Ifu.'t* th*« the ti'*t dtajiatdca ie .
*crib«-d. *i great »*>•, U> tb« Urjiiii
ia liny pl.tcea of twenty feet, awept
over the clutter 0/ Ulauda to tiia
eaatuard of the wou'lm of the
entirely aubuieigittg tiiefu anJ »l>o
the main laud ior miles inland. Two
thirds of tiio JK>I>UI»UOII wore deainy
'ad. The ialanda alone were inhabited
by three or four hundred thouaaiid
people. To add to the horrors of till
calamity, the puirifying of the dead
budiea ia bleeding cholera, ef which
a g'-neral outbreak ia feared. Thu
Itengal cyclone UJU»I be remembered
aa one of the moat awful in iU . fIV-cU
of anv of which we have the rec
ord.
An old lady bearing of s'pedea*
train's "great feat," wondered why
they dida't 1 nteffere with bis fast
walking.
Robbers in Lincoln's
Tomb.
THE ATTifMPi' TO STfiAL I ?IS
MAKITRBIJ I'ttEilDE.x L'.i
KtiMAINS.
TH* VAIDAI.k SJf \[>tWKl> ASIt FBIUUT
■NEB i**V IV t>K TICTIItv
[Special I oflhr kv., ;J ]
Cnii'AUO, November IS—U.e j,|.
rent ot two of the participant* ,11 tb
recent attempted deaec ration f th«
t.inb of Abraliam lincoln has broufkt
I to light the history of a scheme Uji
| paralleled in (lie history of criwe.
The parti** arretted are Jack Mnl
| lii».->, aliaa Terence, an I one
a notorious counterfeiter,
who lia* followed tin butiue.-* tfoce»-
f»i 11v (or the pant trii >ear* or uioi*
I'lMfjr e*pect*d in tbe (ii .t place to
Mfiue froiu tile Mouiiiueui Afcaooia
li jii, if unt from the (.•overniurnt, u
!» ge h iii ul niout-y, and obtain, in
tbe scC .U'i place, the piirdou it tbt ,
notorious Alrn Uuyd, iww nerving out
.1 sentence of ten yearn in t'ie aolicl
I'riaon. The deu kep. by Mullin.t
and Corneliona, bin partner, in this
city, in known «« tbe "Hub," and
geitt-ndy believed to lie til# resort of
counterfeiters and other denperatu I
characters. Thin place Detective
Syr ltd 1, of ike \be United Sites
Secret Service,had under surveillance
and, in order to aacert.in who made
lie "Hub" a resoit, lie called to hia
asaiitjuie "a ro|»er" l»y the nxine o'
■**eghvi. For »>aie tiiue Mull in* and
Hu c bes fought »by of Swegles, but
U.iklly adiu.ted hi in to Confidence
aft«r
be I'eutr*. Station tl.at the yoeth
tmn nr .if »!ie grnatemt korar-tkieVeh
in tbe country, ilaviug obtain* ! j
this* asturanee they commenced
*o;iudiiig Sweden, and finally iutrukt
eu buu with
TIIK PtXiT.
Having fully tested Sweglea, an
they believed, and diMiiiinaed ull rum
picioiiH of hU f alty, they eventually
unfolded iho.r plan u* carry »lf the
e.uainn of Mr. Lincoln tiom Spring
fi hi, tin.ri by u>t ■ mly r«-cure the]
l>ardon of Boyd from Jo' • , but aluo I
it'taiu from tbe Fed :r»l or State |
lovernneiit situe 452()0,0'J1) or wore
l«>r a leitirn of tbe relic*. While
ipp..ret>tly lending hieitelf to t!oi
plant of tbe p inspirators, Swaglea
was in consultation *iib a friendly
'awyer, Mr. Deal if, through vbom
tbe plo; «■» mnnnxnicated to liobcrt
Lincoln, Mr. Sweft, Colonel Stuatt
anl the C'bi»-f ol tje Secrvt Service at
Washington. Sweglee »aa directed
to go on with tbe conspirator*, and in
tbe ui*«Litinie uwi«*.aiy uit**ure»
would be taken t > prevent the c .*»ouj
in at. on o! tbe fiendikb plot and aecme
the |xrHotfk of the teuili-vi>«la.oi>.
Alter many secret cuiif>jren*» t!.e
coMKpirattfi-i fiually fixed ujhib eh-ction
night f r t'-.e •
I>KHKCn\TIUK OF THE TOMH.
Ailbon/li a |M-raou had been m-i.t
• down one r«*ek in «d»aiiOe to re
e.iuuitre, tba acli-'oi d'jtirrd th%
,cj of a fourth man. Swelen
managed to have thit
' matter left to liimvlf. He aelf>ete>l
! a man named llrtitii but the latter
j wuuld Lave do with the
; biuineMi until aiiaurrd that
W»» acting Ull'Jrr |>fl>|K.T ajvtee. ji
1 imviug lu-rut -d lb'- ueceaiary too;*
laud arranged a plan wbcreliy |
tiou* uiigbtbe ojM-ueti for t return of
tlir reuuim when • i rrmri «%■> i!d 1
I* tort.icouiiug i fie |»ariy left litia '
city oir Moiidij eveuruiug ii« the;'
at. Luui« tniu. I kougli so nudi-r* ■
ktaudiiig with Swejzle-. Br«'«n kivui> j
ttm kworn to MulUna and
Huguea, left tiir iraib at Builingiou ,
nii'i proceeded no farther.
Having reached Springfield, during ''
tiie Couike of tiie day llngii-> »ld,
Swagle'a i>kid a viait to the !
an J to 'k a look at the tomb. Having \
nttu>mtJ tu M i.)iu» aud esplaiued 1 1
Low tkrn uA} was cotKned, he jr> *
duced « luutfUy l«4, explaining ill*.
Ik case tux i:uk't prowJ too beavv .
to carry away, tu«y would buiat. I
Open, double the bod; up and carry
titun.fr i> the bug. Tyi-t
l tail bud kept lb* would be donpolleia J
constantly in view aud held d..j j
conference* wilb Hwegle'k and ill.
Deane. flavin# keen tbo couapira- j
tore off for tiie aceue o 1 their deprt-da.'
» l|
tiou, h«, accompanied by Klinerj
lFa>hhurue and a couple of Pink- r
it i aa«rjr »teps to batfle «uik aoeurr
the burgiara. in the duak, of the e»-
eniug the.officer* irp*e out to Oak
| Kidgn. Having sent the carriage
J '
j tmjy proceeded t'j M Diiin.
i 'til u'.i Out «T') Wer« lulijiitt-ii bv
*• L, r *i' of tile
.| m adluix.iur,
I nwpai»tiout iit-rn iuhiU Sot' th«
BKC«J>rM N OS' TUX BDIIIiL kR*.
i Hie «i» »r i>f tie
.•outaing (lie *ouih
*ii(l lhal »f tbe hull in iti« rouiri >
'iird'll >u, t!,e di- anre I»cJwi>i>h i. ;4 i
mi i sure I eiu . s»iue:!iii % tuore than
100 f»t. It wrv d-»su».l bj*t t„
remain iiidcK-r* and give iba robber*
uosi us I their presence. A rv
w»s po-tad in tbe ijiwt.iiu in titc
rear with orders to report iuy uoiv
lie heir ' iu Luc iuuil).
A j >ut J ' cloi k tj" of b.t'l i e. r wa«
Uis led into a hall and ■ to c
exclaimed "All Is light." This re
mark wu uiadn by Bwegle. ai..i
and nerved tn announce in tbe
iliat ttia |>*. iu w»re there to
work, iiuj Ue« il»u cmiif to the d >or
| and wan recognijt.'t by the ofllcei>
Is'audiug n.tcu iu the d»rk. A Her,
s»iif\iug theiuselvts 'liat all wasrigti
I wiiiuu lite ball tie burglar*
|ir xx'ctftil 10 the toiub. and atier
imicb dittl' Uliy succeeded in •eil.-jt'.
ing »■ entrance. Ojieiaiioiis were
i>eguu al one by prying ,>a tb«s upper
liii ot did .tul iiti'O 4
*iai ting tut uuJor one with » i ave
and chisel. In t!ie uiaiuime ilk'
seminal on duly in the labyrinth
hearing a gri.iug sound several dud
sounds as if blow* walked -ileiitly
towards where the >ffiu«?rs were and
whispered. Hie detective* however
did lint lieur liiin and wailed lor a
signal to be giveu hi Swede's 11 *
slgua! was given at li>at,aud all passe.l
quiei.jr. Each man hud a cocked
revolver iu hi* baud, prepared to
slioot. Aa lha party were turning
toward the eutrance-ol' ibe tomb tlm
iiaianier of a revolver accidentally
le i exploded a cap,and t e the aiaro..
i'he oorglara weie od «• one*, and
when Hie officer* readied (he vault
no one was there. Tnc deiectivea
ina'ie a caref.ii aearuii in tij« v n. i.y
but the vdlaiua had uiale good Uielr
e-cupe. The iu n'hle «ardo|>hu|jitN
contaiuiiig (lie ca*ket sun a ' up n
|H«deatal» iu the ve»tiboli Kept there
to be »ee>i bv viitilor* lo the touib.
i'he body reata iu a le*il ca-ket, au 1
tI,U agaiu U iu a ceder ca«t
iilid the whole iu Miil:o|*iigUN. The
douule liiM ef Uie latter had been
|iried ofl ajd dii-Agured by the
ojK-ralim. The casket it«»e:t ha-l
lieeu t h'|i|>e.l and pulled out abou'. a
loot froiu the aai c*>pliagu».
Ou Friday last oflu.n
vinUed the " 'iub," a pail goiu J, iuanie
aud the leiuaiiidrr waittug at tbe
door. Hughna *■ aittuig cowjiowdly
in a cb«ir while Mulhns ai tended v>
biutiMDM le'hiud tba bar. iiit i warn
arrv%le I aud locsked up iu lh* C U
tral Matiou. To-day ibev »r
forwarded to hpliligtieid, wl«er.-
"iey wiU have a bearing on Miu,.
day.
The firat iuu-i ni'-nt in - w avauuib, 'Ja,.
fvoui yellow fever »'»a August
21st. iu blue wf«k» ovjr 1,2(¥)
(/era-nn dia I. Tue Vo al |to|)iilatioi.
is about Abr ut lS»,t»t-0 re
inaui-i Iu lusnt Uie p'.agnn. Iu
l)ruusai>A ti.e ituiic be/a n lattm
•ud eu'Wd aiiriiif.'. V»t i.i ibuM- !>•
or ux «mtkK l!) per ceut of fc.-r rcn-
deut |Mpulati'.u wineawrpt a way
'•What brii'iglit you to j.ri* u, un
1 coiei rd l'ritrn if'' mi 1 a v.auiug cii-r
(juiiin t> • negro. i *i
s*li. T ' —"Ve»; Out J ui-.w iiad til ink
iug ty i« wi-'b "Ye»
»«li ; ijey « iM Lof ob em -It '
j lii 1/Jiidun a Jew li.ia bwn charged
wiiti tiie murder of a Jew. It i>>
aiid that tiiia ik the iirkt inu- audi a
t'liftg hai liaji|>iii*d. and bat tL* lasi
Jew hali/ed iti Kligiand «ak
: 200 veaia ago for fogery.
A NotwirTi uuu bus iuteu'«d *
■ujcbiue w.lncL will turn uut tiitj
t>ro'»tu4ijnriMi • iniuutn. It wi!l I«
patent*! umler (lie uau.e "di#c jur
u> uiatiiuiouy "
'•lf huiitb undertakes to |iuli in)
•aim,' 1 Jours, "he will ju»t bail
Itu Land* full, ' 'i faa cj-ouc
looked at tb« uiau'v o»rn, and thought
WJ tod.
Niiirly cvm y wan Wll* l»i» wif
t.itrr ia aroUier ntim til taw who
dmtgly reaeuiUes liiiu, and »bo u
I loou*.
''J>id yon do no:birig to reaiiscitati
the boilv?" »k« leo-jitjy naked of •
witness at a coroner'* inquest. * Yea,
air; wd aettichv-i hia pockets," was
toe redly. S
,Anold maid—A woman that's bera
made a long time- " » >||
NO, 40
I rag ip
Crowning Glory
IT FT >•".TIOME
Sewing Machine
i— ~■— - C 2
WAS A WARDED THE
.. .. 'J
First Premium
A\ C«ot*!iol»l EiUlMlion, 1876, aud
liw •lw*y» carried off the highest
kwuttrt •b«r«v«r exhibited.
A Com|>«ct, Simple, Durable,
Running and Efi
cient ''Lock Stitcli"
M*cliia«
t
ti thb wiatj
e! E very b 9 fly.
No Homo Co«tt|>let« Without Oue.
Emphatic.il y tho
Machine Co: the Peo
ple!
'Warranted for
five years!
b»ud fur price* md «aa>)i!m of work done
on tfcc U JUJC, erciil it mj o! our offices.
JOHNSON, CLA3K & CO.,
30 Uuiou Sq'im e, N. Y.
¥1 8o;i:b Klf Jj Street, Bt. Look, Mo.
VH W*x)iiii£lua Si/tet, l»«4tnu. Mans.
11l Slut* Klreet, Chicago, Illij'iU.
11l % bee«wJ Aveuue, PitUbur e 'h, Pa..
IT N'« MiMKuaicry Street, Hail Fran
cltco, IV.lljrutiu
RALIIIGH
Boot & Shoe Stcre.
(,E.\ IS' LADJit* MIS.SES'
■■4 HiKmo
Ui all»tyl«», »uil of tbe beet quality an
luaac at u«e
LtK'EI r fIUI SH.
> ]>'• t 11. IttfH Et
ulwavt jii hand.
C D HI ART
OMAN* i~N UATT LB.
j AOCSTS Vr ANTKJ»tor*n*»«e?«e/town
md countv U> tbr lor
■ tk Vi ottn.u in it tittle!"
! one (*' tli*' uio*t iiilcwJv i 1 'ereMlmr bo#,k
| ever p-jtsii* cj. U .1.5 Ums U c anil txploiw
I «l>.it Horn 1 Cu!>rJ (C. S A.) or
' Mai w»"! L. »i.' No ißlawlfitoo
.***■*. ever putlUlx'ti I .» .fftr*'l ti * chancea
! tb» oue *«•« It" »Il* awake to
!iui*ciuvuer »nd »' urriloij la
Milt* (..text up very' ! >• t!i-»-« who rtt'ira
I cH'iuviu* fvf It u. ill uiiiiv a. p catim.
' w,u "" d M A 7, A wt i.. j VEiJkWJtEZ,
! A,-ru! f'lr t.wu C.tfc/itifc. i-Wc-s t»innsje
' U~t« I ' oriw-r Wiu..iL„: -u r:id l«U »t »,
i oat I'i'H k IruUi lie V.. ill).*, fialeigU
■ S
Cheap L'eucc !
If*
Tfce » ri .; b «igfct £t pttea
i liui lor n v j****_ i-* iJ c -lal}, otic
,J t »«le. Wv.uf'jip u*4 farm rl|Cat» rtieau
i lie ft it?" »»u-t t»r ***n to be uuucr*looa-
V% f *TK * lli*-'*' I lii I i w s"Od lLiL£ ll
Mir# unc bat. 01 iutc i. ii u .i!*r. i ill un ut
ufiniuui ind *:*' /- u ' ' *iAiioi» checr
iuil) lirineii
in vxsikui* wine* it . .trito ai*
" ,U ' lt ' H'. v ALfcWCIiT.
i . u. M. n*,y. „
«.a .1 ii til*.. loii
'' L
New Wrtrg JStore
Du. j. b. MUi.rnv
rwp«»t(ully auuouiicea to lb* public ihf
mm* uioiiiiK Ir.w W» N»w 4'iii|j ••«. ba
baa (treaily
';-uri*i>aa«». -ud tliak h-i «» Mm> baid
titoc* be will
«EIX VERY l-OW.
.lluuMt evarjlbiiig *» k»l» ,V n tb *
ut tbe i>uUk u»a»U» «•» !..e to
H,c line ot tirui;*, ipitlictuia, clitaiiraU, dja
*l'l rl»a bl» iwmsal
attention U. pie« . a'» "«»►. a COlU
i>ou>mUu|( luidit'iliea-.' ~
The DMtrootKe of tbe | ul.llt Ja
i»ceittiil> "C'tk-iUrd- i»ww» *Wi t« fcpiired,
to k*p cm hand frrth unit yvrt wmtrni.
KVKMER3 TOU need hEAFEES nutl
MOW EEs, and you need U* bfisT and u>
get TUk uEaT be certain to the
CHAMPION
For term* tddreM ÜBO. A.
OnbiU "• C.
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