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j. A. THOMAS, Editor
and lixoprictor.
'r'-, - - With Malice toward none; With Charity fur all.
I LSO PER A A-AXUT, tm A dra..
VOL.XIX.
LOUISByRG, N, C, JANUARY 16 v 1891,
NO. 60.
i ..
J.
javenjns Power. U. S. Gov't Report, Aug 17, 1889;
Sevr re wbooks of drthviucfce
worn felt at points m Qahforuia
on the 2d.
FROX NATURE S STORi
E HO USE-
Comes all the comport
mrts of S. S. S.
chemical nor anythh:
comes from the cliemi
nnt.niiiftd ill it. S. S. n
fore a perfectly eafe ar
h'ss remedy, yet so pow
that it has never failed
Blood Poison.. It alw
Scrofula, if taken be&
vial part is so seriousl
lant parts
Thqre is no
g wnicn
Ist's shop
is there-
1 harni-
5rful is it
to cure
iys cures
are some
y impair
ed as to render a cure impossible
It relieves Mercurial
1 is n , and cures all sort
tions, pimples, blotche
eliminating the poison
the
blood. S. S. S. has cided thous-
:n ds of cases of Skin Cancer, and
many cases or DCirrnusi cancer.
It. is 110 ex:erime;it to take S. S. S.
?s on Blood and Skin Diipsases mailed
1
8 .ViF'fS S P SCI PIC CO. Atlanta, Ga.
Fifth
Th
N w York
d
Avenue rfl
citv was bdrued Fri
night.
lias been a s
same tijae-Tfith puin iiitho back ;
aivjtion Oil was freel
lad.. 10 say myvw
i-UlU. V.1.
1 a;
fcuifcrjf in)
iiLiore,
xid.
ot
LCrtat jobs
l.H'il'I.Hf .tf 1 Pi lit I'
iiuli 3 Uougn byrup, u
Two womf'n in Wes
f ju hi a disel with butc
The i illit a:
Rpv. F. M. Siiront. Faster Luitetl liretn-
: ... . . .j. 1 . .1
it iuv dmv to evil w hffct w andilrrf JJr. Ktit'A
were badiy diteyi-td, aba iayi, (jarihuiuaeis
t .o i.it 1 coma ii e OJ.iV Ipw weKt. 1
toK live borne -Or.- Kind's ".v LHecoveiy
iin i n.m Bo'iitii iind wed. iiaiiiuair i2t loa. lu
. , W I- w .
V.'!':lt,
Arthur Love, Msasger BtPe s h aiiuy
FoIkb' Coiabiu'acioi, vvrslew: Aiicr a tnoi--ouzii
trial a ad coaviiicini fevidcuos, 1 ain
oouliunt Dr. Ivmii- s .New Diftuovurv
in iUi. aud cures wiien eMerytniQ elea
iaiiM. The greatest kinduest il cau do my
lannv- ttiiiiiKHml l'rifn.lH is to linre tlic'ta to
try it. Free trial bottles at iliug, Cuftott &
f i k i L - . . .-,..,1 I
Co.'h drugstore, iloicular siz
The female academf at Tarbo-
ro has been burned-
CLELIA'S
FORTUNE
A Tale of Romance; and Ad
venture in Sunny Italy.
Translated from the German of A, Kel .J
Eheuna
i of erup-
b, etc
from
v In the Southern" States- ther& is
no discrimination made in the edu-
cation of the .whites and blacks;
and 'he negroes fare as well as the
whites in proportion to popula
tion, de3f)ite what Northern fanat
ics say to the contran', in th- ir
prating about the efforts of th
white peop'e to keep the blacks in
a benighted condition. As an in
stance, the Georgia Legislature ha
passed a bill fixing the p?rmane;
yearly public school fund at $1.
072,70G. Of this amount $566,000
is to be raised by a tax of 1 mills
on the dollar on al1 taxable pre.
orty of the State, $185,003 fr.
the poll tax, $201V1G6 from bu
rental of the State road, $27,0:
from tax o v, 'iquor dealers, a d
remainder from miscellaneous
sources.
I qtiick Tocoverjpd my , presence
of mind. . Taking th'c roll, containing
tho hunrlMKl Napoleons, in my -hand,
I stooped down picked up tho hand
kerchief and handed it:to the monk,
lie; - feeling the roll, returned .me a
" Criaiio, rSigiwro liAe- jrip-zio I"
and quietly tinned to the clerk of. tho
store, he asked him if he had a trans
lation, of the famous work of Doel-
nper on the secular power of the
FarcTcll
for tho
"I am thanks be to QodT' -"Um
!-Vory ' well I IS, shall await
yonr protege In two htmrs from now,.
m mi ' .
ana looK ior yoa at run to-niorrow
morninc:.'7
"You may !
present!"
" Addio, Padre Vr : .
W' separated.' " I went, bark to my
hotel, laid down on my sofa and be
gan to meditato.on tho double adven
ture, which had so unexpectedly thrust
itself in my ivay and was crossing it
yc-,!asa on hi cose, a cipar In hi
ir.or.th, reading a Ibook . . . and
that book ... indeed it was mr
bookthere lay my coat, there stood
my frank, my hat it was my room
.-u f,?- ard I said angrily :
ir. what are you doing here?"
pcTon thus addressed, raised his
ead slowly and grinnoi
XVo ?" he said. did you meet tho
two ludirs on the corridor 7
I steed transfixed, unal.lo to answer
a"riiglo wold. The Intmdrr r,nm
A STATEMENT.
VCCOEDI1CO TO LAW OF TDK AMOCXT OT XXC9 AOTOCTT CU1M CO A ILLOttD ST Til WOASO
or cocMYcoMvuiHio'iruor ruuumxirm. austo wiom iLUin, BKeismiio os
TOC riitJT MUS DAY M CBL'KMBXJI 183 V, AID KSDTIO OS TSS rtSST HAS BAT IS SBCSXBU
in so singular a manner. I do not-', from his chair, put the hook and tbo
hesitate fiankly in confess tho feel
ings, which-mAved nv nt; that mo
ment. The solicitude for the child of
cigar as:do and familiarly approaching
me. sua :
.v. bu At tu. lucre miinv
lieatre in
afferer for
Y used and
fe to-dav
UoUIsCILL,
inacy and
Slis ue Dr.
: favorite.
Mildness conaurs-
A.
positive i
thf gfnt!
iV th
-and lu-i
llllI'-lV"
iV ';'ro:r.
i-ri? of b:i5
of
so q-i
11 onr.
Don't waste time on untried
rem1 lies. , Old Saul's Catarrh
Care has stood the test -f years.
Eternity lies between
morrow.
ci-duy and tc-
; Virginia
ier knives.
BUCKLEN'S -A UN ICA SALVE.
The best saive in the worl i for cn!s,
brui'f-s, sr ;v. ulcers, salt rheum,
feoor sores, tettff. chapped hatu!-,
jhilJlains, t orus an ! ;1 skin eru. tio s
n ? positively euro pil a, or no pav
reqniresl. ft is txu rammed to ve
pertert satNfae'ion. r inon-.y rtluiiil
iid. Pri-' "2 fen's per lh.
Fr s ,.le by J. B. Clifton.
Pope.
" Only a Freivch one," was tho re
ply.
" That would not 3,PSTrer my riu
pose." asnictly remarked the monk,
gae a pollto how and left the store.
This W'hole sevne had scarfly lasted
more thai a nunnle. I had kept mv
erosion Clelia all the while; she h?d
gr-own paler and paler, closely
watched, the monk's every' movement
and cxpi-epsion. and after the latter
hnd left the place, she stood there
"ik a -statue.
" Were you able to tako the next
train?" I was aked by her aunt,
who evidently had taken no notice
whatever of what had hained.
"Yes, Madame," I replied. aFter a
brief pause, during which I tried to
master my confusion. "I continued
my journey the very sr. me night."
" Mamn-.a." said Paula. " here is just
what we want a dose rip ti in of the
road from Sp-ezzia to Pisa in its
niinutc-st etai!v"
I noticed a s.'i7ht contraction of the
old lady's brow; the very next rao
mcTt she replied as calmly aad pleas
antly as ever:
'Take it' then, my child, and let
go. You know, wo are being on
pectcd."
In a very few minutes the guif'c
was .aid for Tbe old lady gave r.x
a polite bow, wibed me a pleasaiv
iourney. in case I intended to l('a
. Turin before hrtig, and an aj;rec:fl
visit, ai case I should stay. MiV
'aula also bowed graciously. nr.O
Clelia spcined to awaken from a pr. -found
(beam, when her aunt beckone"
to her 'to follow them.
Au levc-ir, MsdainoisolTe !" I ?a"
tho Alajonhad almost subsided, whilst r ne peoplo in tho passa;o, who would
suieiy seo you."
" Hut who are jcth sir f -"
Haven't I just given you my letter
of introduction fiom Fra AngioloT'
wan lus quiet reply.
" Yo.i r
" fei. Srgnore I ! But be pleaded to
come into the room I only wished to
give you a proof of my dexterity, for
which reason I sent you from the room.
Thoro is somebody coining walk in
I leg of you !"
mcc-an4v inere, rosi-jjeto:-o my
mind's eye Ti pale face with fearful
eyes, a lovely form moving a lightly
as a Bjlpb's ard a sweet, touching
voice, which had bidden mo Adieu!
. . . No! no It could not, shoald
not be it was impossible I must see
her again must tell her, that . . .
what was I to tell her?
T Vegwn tn reflect, to ask myself, if
I had at last in all mv restless wand
eiirg found thoanrhor. which was
to chain mo Prmly and indissolubly to
i homo, a domestic hnppincss of my
own. O. how many glittering castles-ir-4hva"r
flontcd before my vis-on
during those two hours, while I waited
in my rom ! In every one of thein
Clelia's irrajre shone briqMlv as the
stpr thai was to sherl rvi'-e. hTiineas
ard love upon my path! Yet T hsd
only seen her tvtice exchanged'
scarcely ten woids with her! 1 bad
always looked uron it a a childish
fable, this old, ctd story of the light
nivg like c-nnrring of love! 1 had
firny believed, that love could only
rvdunllT be bono o lusting mutual
ies;cct, 1i' o a full-blown flower, which
has slowly grown to a modest bud and
in one nifi;ht burst open its leaves
and unfolds its glowing colors!
And how was it now? I scarcely
knew her naYrc. and yet I was on the
very point of forgetting a sacred duty
lor her sake! Once more the two ad
ventures ciossed my mind. I asked
myself, what n could have boon, that
called forth Clelia's emotion at the
sight of Palla Cassctti ? There camo
i. .... .. i l..i ...
followed the ladies for the purpes cf
discovering their names and wiiei-ea-bou.s;
again I woiidi-ted vhai the
Myi"l-hesi'"s ilitpntii.ii ii.iirl-.t hr v.-l t
(Mia had looked so troubled, why
I jumped up angiily-my head wuci in
a whirl !
CHAPTER XXI J.
dumb with astonish men t 1
my strange visitor quickly
Most '.vo:ile see';
of a tUvkled o- iuiou.
dee 6lu n er
S-JHtet as Hoses 1 1 3t-iFrcgrcatl LastLnQl
Tbe Leading ES iTicoSSCts.
Ccre.5 User Complaint,
Cc-zticeacss, tiliouf
jess Ajfecttons, biaaiaess
L A. At druggists- 25 0.
to her, bowing low. My voice mut
have sound-: d strangely agitated, for
she ca5t a long lingeilng look at ni?
"Adieu,- Monsieur adieu !" she
paid at l?t and was gone.
Struck
went in,
locking the door behind me. 1 Le-
liovo 1 should not have come to my
self for a good while yet, had I not
espied the famous light coat which
Fra Angiolo's mcss?ngcr wore ou iirst
entering tho room.
Is it really you"' I exclaimed
doubting my own eye.
"It is, your Excellency I Bcppo
Muncini is your humblo servants
nainn."
" But who are you and why thij
mumnicy V"
"Fra Angiolo told me, tnat you
rright need my services in varioiu
disgliiss. and I thoupht it best to give
you a fair ."ample of my ability in
adopting all kinds thereof. You ask
mo who I am ? Mv name, as I have
had the honor of informing you. in
Bey p M .npi .i. Wl'fct I am. it is more
difiicult to tell than what I was. 1
am a linear by tilth, in as much a
my father was an orderly in the regi
ment Pia: ci.ik in which I was brcucht
quaintance of the Maichese Palla Cas
otti, v.'Losc Kcivaul I have btfu lo:
years. When that gemlemnn left the
King's service, I could not think of
remaining, aud left likcwino. Sir.ce. i 713
648 1
647
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G, Oo Rootbrvnd on motb oatiri4 piapT loo
Htah llAjr do do da I a ' .
Klla IHi kmoa do , do do I oo
Wm tl Tb3rr.ugtoa do do d loo
Kftorj IVll do do do 1 oo
Juhn CtW-t do do do 9 oo
lira 11 S Yaogbsn do do do loo
l!tfl ltofrara do do do loo
Nn-k Oiwwick do do hiMtio 8 oo
l'rol;" Upciiarcb da do pnpf 1 oo
Polly Unr do do do loo
J Minis Ncbq sjh! J do do do )oo .
-r .Lint &tiirklad f do do do 1 oo '
Turner &l edits do Support PrV1 Tcwrrf X oo s-
Wm Frry sod viW do ovuad poopvr H oo
Cham lUrris do do do 3 &o
Bn Perry on month oa md papr I oo
V.'ui EthriJyo do do do t
ElU-n AUy do do do 1 oo
F.etwr IVrrr do do do loo
Mm 0dt FolVir do do do loo
Amy It AIfM do do do 3oa
HarLrii I euSry do do do I
Hendrrnoii tlarria do do do 2 oo ' -
Kitty Sixvry do do do 1 oo
L uIUa WU'tuk3 do do do I So
ilary AlWy do do do loo
Horry Wil.Vr do do do I oo
Dsr'uns Dutu do do do 1 OO
Alfred Thirwtna do do do 1 oo
Brry Wcwter do do pnpr 1 CO
WU'.i km Toory eatl n! do do do 3 CO
J I TrrrWl ud rbill do do do oO
Nir.rT D.vi do do do ? OO -
Bi; l anlkDT nod rilo do do do 3 OO
Toofy lUrria do do do 1 OO
John Stritlier aud nf do do do a OO
N?Vtou BU!ord do do do 1 oo v
Amniila r.rld-Mi do do do 1 OO
8rrwert Parrirh aud child do do do 5 OO
CUaa Perry do do do 1 OO
Jark Wiaxuia aud rhild do do do 3 00
ic 2, J C I'wm oo day juror in roaa otjoha RarLoni ISO
W H WUliama do do do I LO
W W Ferry do do do 1 SO
F. F Jolir.oo do do do 1 60
William Rotors do do do 1 SO
I'.ailard Ferry do do do 1 CO
703
704
705
700
707
7fl
700
710
711
I 71i
3 II C Kearney
J A Tboma
R M FnlWr
J R JotlMt
W H Fnnnan, Jr
K B (1jc
N D D Mi y
Jam- Hntton
J vV Young-
T S Collia
vr p Vit
T S ( o l.e
J W Yonnj
Oeorse Wimtton
eiiienaea conreyinff E C Batrhalor, lunatic, from
inaan anyhim
amount of arcoant, notice to magiatratea
board of pan per for May
roftn lor Jack WUnrina
amount ol acroont for draff
roff.n for 8aaan Wilder
board of prisoner
tnakino; new bnca near Andermon'a bridft
one day cemraittae on C 8 C report and canort-
linr order ritb Treaonrer
one day committer on C 8 C report and cancd
liuic order with Treasurer
4 Ua rommiaaioner and 4H mik
112
3
4
64
H4
112
a sMsssas
S. II. Clifford, N'ew Cad
troublfju with neural jri a anq
liis stomach was disonlered
nffpcteil to n.n jiiarminsr dearrt
awav. and he was territily rddnced in floeh
and Htrenartb. Three bottleij Electric Bit
tern cured him.
Kdward Shepherd, Harris'darg. El., had a
ruuuiiisr'Hore on bis wg ot eia
int?. Used three bottles of
!'nd Heven boxes .Bucklea'!
and his lesr i8 sound and well
cr. Catawba, O., had five lai
on hi8 lee doctors eau ne
Oue bottle Electric Bitterd
Bucklen's Arniea Salve- em
ly. Sold by King, Clifton &
:lr Wis., was
rheuniatisru,
his lirer was
appetite feil
lit years stand
llectrje Bitters
i Arnica Salve,
t JobnSpeak
ge fever sorea
was uicuraDie.
and one box
d him entire-
W? fries only 25 Cis. Soli b'jcll druggists.
Will rolieve Bhoumaiism, flourclgia,
SsiQllingSrBruisaSfLumkcgOfSpraini
Headache, Toothacko, Sores, Burnt,
Cuts, Scalds, Backache, Yfounds,&c.
draff'nsts. n.ie'U LAHCtL- PLUGS, Ths Grent Tobacco Ai
arusisi. ChEi.7tiJoteJPrin10 Cta. Atoll druaaistr
no
to
I desiie to inform m
I friends and the puldi-.. geuerallj
: a fivtCj class stock of . ' "
-rrH;
THE
HE
PTJBIJO.-UBLIC-
I have opener1
ghC:lAXbHv
burg, wh?re I shall be glad to have yiu call w.h6u iu. U
s of uusin Sss is ou'iiain f iretii opi osuc thf . iH.wtHiQ. e w
la Iouisl
Aiv Oliice
say i hut 1 will pWaVe yvu oi;ly hidf t xpresfce iu .
tOWlti.
lo
iiaa "'tilwaya
uceu my ru.e 10 1 ever mi.ow aw j vas . o j . .... a ,
that hg br.ehe hai received their full uioney's vortli. :-;My ?lo-. ;
- U..?-'Q'h, : :7; consist mainly iu -. - , v : . -v ..;
'' "';'-rv:;-. vi : .-;,.:IIATS, - "t-- . .:'V.;j'.:
all of which Kill he sold at bottom prices.!. Give rao acall..
1.
I " -ro V ; .; Verv RespeA-tfully, - - '. - .
Cfl AFTER XXI.
Tl.is singularly grave girl had al
ready 'gained a singular power ove1
me : her " adieu" sounded like a
dcath-scntcnco in mv ers !
I threw the catalogue on the
crunfcer, a-.d wit' oat minding the s-.cei
on tho face of tho clerk, I also left
had scarcely reached the street
when I observed my friend, tho monk.
standing in the -vestibule of a house
opposite, awaiting mv coming. 1
crossed the street and wo entered the
house.
" I told you yesterday," ho began in
hurried voice, "that tou were to
call for mo at the cloister to-morrow
forenoon. That cannot be done, and
waited hero to tell you so. We
must fix upon another rendezvous.
I shall try to learn whatever I can, if
possible all, this very day, and desire
to sec you earlv to-morrow morning
at any rate. Uut wrnero ? tjan yon
suggest a place, a very retired one 5"
I thought a moment and said rather
blandly : i
"Retired places are always the
most dangerous ones. If wo should
be noticed, people would suspect us
at once, for pardon me, Padre, for
saying so your present "garb is not
quite as popular, as was your uniform
in times past. I propose therefore to
meet you openly in some public place,
say at tho railway station just before
the departure of a train, be it in the
waiting-room or on the platform.
There nobody will think it. strange to
see a tourist speaking to a monk,
and . "
"Yon are quite right," Palla Cas-
sotti - interrupted; me, " The train
for Genoa leaves . to-morrow morning
at half past nine o'clock. I shall be
at the station by nine."
" Is there anything that I can do
to-day?"
rso notnwg : i iowevcr let me
see havo you any letters of introduc
tion for Turin ?" . '
"Nob one" J " '
" Have you a servant with you ?"
" Neither." ! '- '
" In that case wait amomcnt. You
require a reliable attendant. Return
to your hotel for the present ; in an
hour or two I shall send you one. Hi
f sco may not be of the most pre
possessing order do not mind it.' I
Touch for him ''... i
lie held oxxt his hand to eo.
"Padre!" I-said." do pot. L beg; 61
you, lose sight or tLe lact. that 1 am
till rwi:ig the Cavaliere Salviati a re
ply to a certam thrust of his sword,"
i" k fler.ee H.said tho monk, gravfely.
v Have : you. come acre, to -revenge
yourself, or for the purpose of fulfill
ang Camilio dving wish I
"For tne latter without doutt for
the forme r perhaus J" I jeplied.
In that event let mo toll you, that
you may ount" upon my-assistance in
the former and upon my." strenuous
t reslstarica. in the latter case !"
V" Y'ou appear greatly changed, Ma
CHAPTER XXIL .
There came a k ock at the door. I
cabed loudly "C ate in" ar.d there
entered a man nay. tbo caiicuturo of
a man. looking so droll, that I could
liot sii' p.ess aiua tj bu;s;of 1 luglifer
me reau-.T wj.i please imagine a
man of medium 1. iirht, so stoia tha:
he apjicaicd r.eaily as large round as
he was tall, dressed in a coat so ex-
3 1 ... . ...
cccaing-y tigin, t.uil lus 'Mins cou.ti
net touch the walot. but. like a bow
wi'hout a string, stood off nearly a
foot from either hip. Grey linen
jr!ocs covend his hands, wht so size
camo neaivr that of an elephant's foot.
than of a human hand : in thorn ho
held a ridiculously small hat and a
very slender cams His face .
() his face! I had never seen a faco
more clearly resembling a pumpkin,
bloated, pock-nia. od and red as tire;
on Vjs head he had a tangled mass of
curly black hair, and on bis upper lip
a fearful jet-black moustache which
concealed hi whole mouth ! It was,
without doubt, the drollest figure I had
ever seen in my life.
" Pardon, Signorc !" I said at last.
CUlUla U1U3V i.V llUblllVll all IMO
room. 1 have not tho pleasure or
knowing you."
" Fra Angiolo sent me here." he re
plied in a deep-bass voice, handing
me at tho same tmc a note written
i pencil, in whica tho Martbcse in
formed me, that the learer was tho
person,, cf whom he had spokon to me
a most reliable individual, in whom
I could place the utmost confidence,
I began to tLink, tho monk was in
dulging in a joke at my expense ; for
what could I do with such a ridicu
lous being?
" Srlgnore,'' the individual continued
in a slightly ang y tone of voice. " the
kindhearted padio has told me neaily
everything and more particularly the
reason, why he sent me to you. He
also mentioned uamns to mo, in fact
I know all that se ms necessary. And
now listen to me ! . While conn 112 up
stairs, I met in tho corridor two per
sons, who are intimately . connected
with the affairs U at brought yon here,
for I heard your name mentioned
several times. Might it not bo well
for you to go and seo who tho two
ladies avo?"
"LadifS?" I exclaimed.
Y'es, sir. An eld lady and a young
girl with her." .
" In that casa wait a moment T
shall be back directly !" . I rushed
from the loom to tho landing of the
broad staircase. There was not a
soul to bo seen ! I ran along the cor
ridor, up the bak sf airs nobody
there! Either tho ladies had left or
the man must have been mistaken. I
listened for a' moment, glanced along
me comaors, ana' went oacs to my.
room, the door of which was ajar. Just
as I had left it.' -I opened it wide
it was my room t recognized it, at a
glance, and yet I fell back in con
fusion,', muttering, a "ScusI, Signorc"
(beg your pardon sir); and found ray
Fell once more in the passage in front
of the ' room.
- I must have made a mistake, It could
'ot'ho my room. Still there was No.
58 on the door it was my room after
all ! I entered it a second time and as
I did a minute ago, I observed a short
middlo:aged man in a light suit, com
fortably seated in my arm-chair, an
however, an irrcpres.iblc antipathy ti
my former master's ucw profession, in
duced me to separate from him. I
adopted one, for which I think Fat
had dtslined ne: for ever sir.co nn
earliest childhood all my hopes and
It ngings had but one aim that of be
coming an actor. Ohime, hii;nore!
Italy, alas ! 1.4 no longer the chosen
homo of art and poetry radicalism has
inncr.s-d rl ogethcr too fast. I hav
been most unfortunate :us an actor, and
ferving an uiiRiatcfal public has de
prived mo of live of tbe best years of
my life. In consequence of a catastro
phe, which can ha-dly interest you. 1
left tho tcrvk-e of Thalia and re-cn-
tcred that of ihc 8: ate, in Mhich I an
to this dav, and doing very well, 1
tan assure you."
"jn officer of tho State how am 1
lo understand that? I asked, aftc
having attentively listened to tho long
story of my new adjutant.
" Yes, Sir. 1 am sciving the State
generally." he replied, " and the
Quest ore di Pcizia more especially."
"Aim! "iouaro . . .
" V os, I ki-ow," he interrupted me
with a slight shrtig of the shoulders ;
" people a-o very apt to give hard
names to thcr'uscful occupation I have
chosen, but they are after all only
prompted by pet'.y malice, and I can
little about them. I havo passed most
t f my lif aa.ong gen lea:o:i. On leav
ing the stage, I t.ied lo twuh and im
provo my peoido, ai:d now I aut one of
tho links cf that active and useful
chain, which protects the people snr"
society gcneially. I assure you, sir.
1 let tho ignorant herd give all sorts
cf names to our piofession and mind
it just as little, as 1 did when they
hissed me on the stage."
Rut how happens it, that Fra An
gi(Jo places a . . an agent of the
secret police at my disposal?" 1 in
quired. .
" That is easily done and an inno
vation, which tho present Questorc
has introduced, and which has ahead
proved an incstlr ble blessing ! If
for instance, pe p are engapvd in an
affairr such as your own at this mo
ment." a well-known and respectable
gentleman may simply apply , to the
f el ice and tho Qu.store at once, upon
sccuruy being given, places an agent
at hi disposal. We ai-o all under
oath and see to it carefully ourselves.
that ho, w;ho claims oar services, do
not ask anything wrong from us; at
tho fame lime wo have tho iower, ir
our rapacity as servants of tbo police,
to leader harmless the enemies oi
thto whom we serve, lou will rec
at a glance, sii. that this is a mrs'
pracucai insuiuuon. it is true, tui
scrvico requires agents tlat can well !
I do not wi.-h to sound my own proi -c
but I have given much latisfaclior
beforb tki-l' : j. ' '
To te continue f "J
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HC Kwuney " oScer to Hoard
P A Paria " " clerk to Hoard
Y A Da via unt of acct fld
G W Brown 4 day arrvicea to Board and making ap
ment for nuwriatratea maetiaK
II Ha lie wood amt of ocrt filed
Hibibeth Phi-lp On month ontaida paaper
Mr Marv Hayea "
W'iLw Mitch.41 ....
Mr Lucy Ioaard " " "
Wr E Horary
Rritton MejJIin anl wife
Mr Tony Harria M
Huabeth Bolton " " " ronstic
Napoleon May " " " paoper
S A Hamlet
Mm E Oonton " " " "
Mr 11 Falconer
J E Unpton ' Innate
Matilda Edward ' " " paar
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rl-vrab Hare " " "
FJIa Pirkrreoo "
Wn H Tharrtnon "
N,ury Bell -
JohnCatlett' "
MrM8Vanghaa
listen Krirr
Nick Gork
I'mnlia Cpchnrrh
Polly Harper
Joabna Nunn and wib
LiuieBtrirkland
Turner Medlia
Wd Perry nnd wile
Charlie Harria
Ben Perrr
Wm Ethridffe
Ellen Alley
Peberca Ferry
Mr Geneva i anlkner
Barbara Henley
Henderaon Harria
Kitty Spirey
lathf-lla Willam
Mary Alley -Henry
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Alfred Dnnston " M " m
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The Queen of .Belgium indulges her
love of music to the extent of having
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pal theater fixed in her private room.
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mations of the conductor, enraged by
r want of accuracy and tone on the part
of the orchestra, produced a call at the
telephone : Pardon me, but tlie queen
is listening. Can't the , rehearsal go oo
without swearing?" -'Jr- - 1
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J W Perry pnttinz op stock law fence, Frwmaaa towiualp . 3 25
'JHBryaa . repoirfng Baaaes bridjr and timber : , 8 no .
RMFnner barial expenaea of Beni. Uine poapr . ' 3 80
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H H Harria repalricg toek law fc Harria' towuhip 00
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towneaip. and repaiuag letwa . 800'
repair on county fence 1316
ataonnt of acconnt for board of pan per . 62 To
putting an atock law fenee, Freemaaa townalda ", 73
amonnt otaaonant filed , ' - 4 So
rcnAiring stock law feoto " . 1 So
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