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WILMINGTON; " 'N C.l FRIDAY MAY 22: 1874
CITY
ITEMS.
"uUii ciosiug WU-
ifrt,. lor oi)euin;
toti Library Association
Beading
9 o'clock a ni, to lo clock p m.
3 o'clock p m, to G o'clock p m. :
71 o'clock p m,WlOQockP m.
v7lGerkin had' charge of our city
irculation, ana is uuuiuxi-u i
CVnP due therefor.- . -
route carrier boys are not author
dto sell copies of the Poaiv U
ioal SerrtceU. 8. Army-
-Weatnei
Report.
obsbrtkh's Orricc -Jil
Weath
ierrtin
er
ririL '
i-tw A. M.
eNI5 Irrh' Falc
00 M. ,
I N tcMc do
30 108 ,'7S . '3E frea do
tw r. -
QTTOSCHUTZX, . i
Obserrer, O. 8 A.
0u newspapers, suitable for wrap
jig paperin packaged of fifty, for sale
'it this othce. : ; :
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Mrw ll lorr is authorized to
llect and receipt', for -bills due the
;0ST. , -
Mtufons Anodyne Liniment wi'l give
Tiorc relief in caacs of Chronic ivncu-
mtisni, no mailer now smcic, uiu
iay oilier aiuuc " -
3en. Used internally and externally.
It U often remarked by strangers vis
tin our State that we - show a larger
Dronortion of ' good 4 horses than any
iUnion. , lnis, we
J ' . . . I
ell theni, is owing to : two principal
asoiw : m iuc jitsi pituc, i
tlift verv best stock: and in tne
mm
nnd nlace. our people use Sheridan's
'miry Chad 4 ton Hoteliers, wuicuinour
atocnt arc of incalculable aavan-
r ma"v 21-dbtwii
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JavTictal
Convention Fourth
via l
i trict. .
Rai.nWir.tn Convention, for
the I t
FourU Judicial District of North Car
olina, will he bcld at Magnolia, Duplin
xuiu, xui 1 ,
it 12 o'clock, M., lor the purpose oi
J
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;n rinmi nation caudioates ior
nixuiiiii t - 1 1
Judge fncTSolicitor oi wijwmi
a annVmt a District Executive Com-
r. . l V?i lr TTTafrirf inn I
. ! T frrtni rnch I
nf one' lroui cacn
counfr in the Judicial District. Dele
gates entitled to a seat -arid -vote in the
Convention must'bo regularly elected
rfppainted
4
;i
W County Committees, inrougu iuwi
('hiirman each County will bd en-
t;tM tn flftiible the number of delegates.
is it may have members of, the lower
w i, r i.o rnoral Assembly, with
!ime number of alternates. " J i
Geo. L. Mabson.
By' authority of the Republican State
Executive Committee.
To the Republican Voters of New-
TTnnror County.
Mllf - m
1 . , .v'i, it
You arc hereby nounea ma
irill;be a County .Convention atthe City
Hill, in Wilmington, on&aiuruajr uuuC
th. at 10 o'clock', a. m., ior me pupusu
nominating a Senator and three (3)
Representatives to the . Lcgisjature,: a
iheriff, a Superior Court Clerk, a Corp-
ncr, a
T?foi- nf Deeds, a uouniy
i County
freasurer, a jCounty purveyor, vy
n. . 4m lion- Vnlll- I
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voamy ;Vomm..ou.x r .
i n n'
v v. vininiiec - - , : I
Each Township in the' county, each
ivanl in th Citv of Wilmington, arid
the town of-Lillington win De enuueu
W three (3) delegates. (
on Friday, May 29th, to hosc delegates
to the Convention. - ?;
' The Republican voters in thejscvcral
Kards in the "city of Wilmington, and
inthe town of Lilliugton will meet at
p. m., Fridav May 29th, to choso. ue c-
1 ' -. . ri.
ion. -
Wilmington will be; closed a Uciock
r.m.,andthe ballots coumcu.; ;
in case '.of one of.morccoa
legations: from any Ward or Town -
suip presenung themselves an
venUon, the County Committee reserves
the risht fn flftcide which delegaUon
"lull take part
the Convention.
shall take part in the organization; of
.t. f. r rL f 'i: r 4 1 -
Corn. by. the cargo sells in
for 9iX tents per bushel. ' 1
Xewbern
Thc Republican voters in the several Thfi Coroner summoned a jury 01 m;j plcd coo
I'mr Tmt.Nhii tvi 1 liicei ai.iucii I i. T.rt ntTpT neanns iuc. cwuw", 1 tne siaes
WUUUJ XUIIlwj'i"' " C1UC3 1,, HUv) mm , - .y ). . 1 - .
o'clock noon Q -lirt of iaccidental drown- flames.
By order of Bepublican .0unty Cun- fit on.y ior 4,rde1
Holi. w Geo. Z. FEEnCH, i tuouga -r ( ; ..i
j v. - - mecency ana tne
. iiK ViEHKEN, cecy.
. Ocb Seniorji? again at hb Posf.
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". Services at St. John's Church to
night at 8'orclock.i '
5
The Mayor had quite i fall docket to
contend with this mornidg;
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t Tin: crossing at ;the intersection; of
Second and Princess streets is comple
ted. ' " ij-li ro7UjL'J-
It is said that many, peoplewill go J
up from this citv. to the Camp Meeting
now in progress a fewmilesjiip theCape J
Fear, on Sunday next t 'VOv !'. ! '
' Hog SuoT,r-Mr. Ctotlat had: a iihe
hog shot on yesterday, by ,somo sqoun-
drel, on the outskirts of the' cityfk tho I
pan peneiraiing-i, ucau uuu jtuuug i
it almost instantly.
' The Board of County Commissioners
met this . morning at ; 10 ( o'clock,!
Kllf'l
transacted no business save the hearing
of tax complaints.;! Adjourned to. beet
r t-i
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Republican 3lEETiirG.-TheItepur3-
lican meeting at the Market House last
night drew forth a large assembly of j
persons. A number of speakers address
ed their ifellow-citizens, and the meet
ing kept up to a lata hour.
&
Cleapor haW "removed their garter the Express wagon ran a ay hia morn-c1.Jf-.1..1.ijV,nJn
ti,V,t ing. from near the corner ol lrontand
street, from-the ouilding nbw,bein:
molished by Jilessrs. Green & Flafiner,
to that lately occupied by Mr. Riingej as
a saloon, nearly opposite the .National
HoteJ. ' :,!.'."!
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Fighting. Two coloreu women were i
to
arrestea mis jnorning- bhu- umuSuv
of
. I
tt,ft citv Hall, for fishtine. One
m reCeived a severe wound ovef the
fight eye, and the other also receivea a
wound over the left eye. The weapons
nf wnr nswi bv each' was a piece or
Vinnn irnn find ft" tickJ ftfld both of them
i t-.T-. nr..
were very t? c jucsvcvt
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Wivuuuiu uuicp, viv
' Ttr
The Cape Fear v icroBious-t-jDj i
A ' bv ithe Mayor
juayor
last night, we are mtormea mau tue
- - r"r wfl flrTifmed"that the
V AOO V AUfoU v " - 1
, . . . j all hon0 at
K'V i 1 L'i I
The Mavor should deal with such ol-
' . ' " - . v '. 1 - . -j '
nar MHin. tin icsbciuaTi ,
throwing one hundred
I - . ! - - t Fill I
J - f. i Ll!.. I
jind seventv-seven leet lour incnes, inus
ldh!''
- I
distancing the Comet 15 feet.1
W i '
for the Cape Fear boys.
The Cry of FireFalse Alem.
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iasi, uigut, jusu v, Vy
the RepubUcan meeting at t ne: Ja.a.mi ;
House, our ears were smrweu"
p xr i v.Atiinv Trnmi 1 lie.
Ll TV w
..jKrtrlinnd of Thira , anariiarJtei
streets; hurrying in that direction
we
soon ascertained1 that the alarm Was
a
false one
it having eviaenuy ; ueeu
caused ibv the military company, drill-
inc inthe armory unUer me uiy pan,
the command to "Fire I " as was
I.. .yrrn Tllft finiriPeS
The engines
i ', i
lUUOWi"v ,wv-..p-.
fc mntlr.
but it! was soon
ajcertajncd that their
services were not
3Ian DROWNED.This morning, (be
tween the hours" of 10
and 11 o'clock;
man fell overboard from a tur-
MV nnnm te JMessrs. Uiossom
pentine raft, opposite Messrs: Blossom
i -I a r mf UTl Off
& Evans7 distillery, i auu wwruv-v-.
: rvna mifrn rrrfl 5 n tlllsh"
lt appeors --
inz tne ran aiuw --7- r ? j
tne ran. w6 T TJ ; - .T w.'
V AV. .Im.4V THO T I III I i I 1 lt.-ll A flLUU
a misstep, feH 9verbpard. f His
fotind about twenty minutes
aftcr thc accident,' Uy moans 01 jip;
Piing ir0ns. but life! was extinct.i !
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i . COMMUNICATED. r'
tt, ihr rfifit Authorities; j .f
ti vemment of the United States
"w I ' . . f f
aom -i- - jPhiibertV The
,;rict. the abuse of sucn liDeriy,
"?"T1T1 of vulgarity and
a "1 one of e sWak-
---w TTnnSe last
n; . TL.oiir immediate
shouia u a r. vr Mi ,i
vw . , . . are made ith
it tne Lhere the public
theatre oi inuj tj 4. oJr
are compeneu, UW
to hear epithets ana uuigup?,
huwt
morals; of society, demand it W
uie
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i I , 1 Blavor's Court.
111, IT...- AV tin
AV. flCAXAnAYilliTof
? jresidin . 4 j ;
t t- " i. J i f '.. ! ' i
XXIO 11UI1U1
jjcases
Cage continued over to t oclock.Batur
, ? : r v-
rlav twrirnin
-rf, o . . ! . - - n :
TTiree person?, ! for selling liquor -on
Sunday. Cases continued over to -Sat-"
orday morning. -
Mmnkcime oilM
' J oseph Burk, for
streets.
Continued over; to Saturday
morn.inS-
1 s ; j.;rarij f a
Thomas Bavid and Daniel Noon for
'oJsorderty coridiibt, were fined $-5 a4
costs, or ten days on the streets. , i r
,n m jBlount; for disorderly conduct,
Case dismissed.
? Come Birdie, Come
But birdie
yet returned J
U-iV UUI UUiUC, t-lJl Ui
that beauti-
f -
. Davis, mine
V Tit,
host ofthePurcell HouscJ
escaped from
. i t ' 1 l v.
seen.oi mm ne was percuu . upUu
roof of the Dawson nans, just across
the street. The Colonel has oursym-
pathies in this his sad bereavement.
AlasI we know not what a day rriay
bring forth ! . j ;
iv.-
Run aav
-The horses attached to
moment
We inOUgni inav we wuuiu urtTo w
cnronicx ,s Q;'
our hopes were doomed to disappoint-
ment, for after dragging the wagon oyer
the sidewalk opposite the Post,; shun
nine that ugly looking pavement ' ovci
? il -l 1 InAlrmn' TiavPltlPnt ftTCr
ning wnau us;.lw,""6 , .
the way, above which that ugly looking
. . . . . i -.- i '
fellow, the local ol tne journal, nang
out, they tured ' the corner
of Second I
andfPrincess streets,, run a short dis-
tance, and were .stopped wiuiout any
damage being
done-s ,
. -
TwB0 . roR BiiooTi.VG a noi -iy
refereyto the ..proteedm ot too
r 1 ' will nft
tZTTwo witfi lnl. waa brouffhriin
-: "777 'V
wruuau.,. " " v ,
Ibrshootinga vatuaDio sow a uayjur iwu
u, ,5. -
aco, belonging to a coloretl man, near
- 1
Green's mill pond.
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, y
Jusu '
wilfully destroying other peoples pro-
ustly merit, for
1 V i
f-eralsuch
i XTn. Ytan rA nf fiPV
Af 1.., . IVanrH
pci. t y i-, -
occurrences for ;..:the past two or three
!. nnrl tx o rlrt linnn Ulllt Illl PXiimDle Will
uJol..u..vw..rv. --r
K mad smd that ! we will not be again .
be made and that we will not be again
-aiiednoon to chronicle such shameful
i. . )
proceeaings upon pun, wj vio
yiew it in the light ot pleasure ana
amusement:
: Arrested. --A colored man, I
who is
said to be an escaped convict from some
point, up the Cape Fear- was arrested
this morning at the wharf of People's
steamboat Line, 1 with carpet ba;
iff in
naudt prepared to take passage.on ine
steamCr A.P, JIurt, to-day? He was
I ;fl.tinAo nf linlinr ind W3S
under the influence of liquor and was
creating considerable disturbance, curs
ing and abusing some one on the wharf
in the presence of a great crowd,
bled there for the purposc. of attending
the camp meeting, A policeman arrest
ed and conveyed this son of "Bacchus"
ea ana convey w ,-"T nurDOse Gf nominating delegates to tep:
to the station house, where he will be ty inie aidal feis
interviewed to-morrow morning by the ff" ,W ,Q5
Mayor
I
XVUA X: R. Middleton as Secretary.
I 1-1 f I 1 fl 1 K. 1 I - . if v-
. : , L..i ij
1 "uuu" . . , ,
..Yesterday afternoon, about Jo clock,;
a nousc occupied by Mr. Wm. Starkey,
caughf
at Spring nui, amuu, w.,
fire while the wife of Starkeywa
as occu-
dng dinner. " Discovering that
and roof of the building was in
she seized her two small chil
dren, and, running out, placed them on
tbp irrass some distance lrom tuc uouae.
She then hastened to the rear of the
buildiD- to endeavor to save some of the
furniture, but owing to the strong breeze
I TlIrlllLUlC, M vr ii '9
flames tni3 sue W ' " . ,
i ;t,nnra peinsr the f
- . ... ! I.
several neisuuu
- : .namrr thA TlalllfH
. . . unr distance: and arrived just
IIUIC fcvr ' i -
Jn time to save the children from being
morally roasted alive, as the fire, owing
to the dryness of the grass, had reached
the snot on which they w ere lying.
ttk- lmiisp. 1 tosrether witn tne iumi
i..-A ontlrolv consumed. Thc 1am-
Hf are;left entirely ue,u., UJ
I . . ' r nanti Thomas and some of
I . . J niAnnil
MVhbors tneir liuiucuiuic iitcc
tir were relieved.
Starkey is represented as a hard-w;ork-
industrious man, and lias tne sym
pathy of the entire neighborhood.
' ThIs citizens generally will be pleas-
cdfto learn; that the Mayor has given
order? to the Marshal to; break un all
mCnMs Kirn Vi aha f1ijf. trV rtlonoaf
order is preserved, can get jpermissiori
to hold meetings and ; have; officers
to
protect 'them in their riffhts. but to have
a man cursing and disgracing not only
himself, but the community in which ho
Ky
should be put a stop to. The police
who allowed such conduct should -be
suspended or discharged from the force.
There is great indignation manifested
toniay ontnestreexs Dy meemzens wno
live in that part of the city, and we on-
derstand that the m atter is to be
ho-
roughly inv
Organization of a INew
LODGE.
Past Fathers James E,j King, John H.
Brown and John K. Cutlarj have re
turned from Raleigh, whither they have
been to organize a new Lodge of jthe
Gl U. O. O. Fellows. The name of the
new Lodge is Virtue, but the number
could not be ascertained in the ab
sence of the warrant' i 11 I I
The Lodge was . started with twenty-
six charter Joiembers.and it is! predic ted
that it will soon become . one. of the
brightest Lodges ,of the Order in the
State. i t- I I
this Order instituted in the city of New-
Berne. !;: ' V ii - ;.- : .j
Messrs. King, Brown and Cutlar take
this opportunity of returning jthanks for
s f , : ,i ,.1.,
their kind recention at the hands of the
citizens of Raleigh. ,
The Fayetteville Milita
EY
Companies. Tne Eighteenth Anniyer
gary -f the ; LaFayette Light Infantry,
. -u t nk wuU
insfc. Fayetteville Independents
were among the" invited quests, and
both companies in their very handsome
1 Uiiiiuriixa JLUAU .aa vaj ivy auio ti,Aiiv.
ractico took place 4urin4 the firW
; and tho flrst rize oftue LaFay-
I - l .-. --! -" - - ,2.. ,-.j,,'.jf. .1-..- A- j
t? - mpanjs
waiter, was won by wiiuami Jessup.
The first prize for Jff hiccoinpa
Ui both CQgma-
creampitcher
I. B." Davis! of
nies contested, a silver
and bowl, was won by
tbft TndeDendents. A fine dinner ws
ffiven at the fair grounds in the after-
. - v - maiiXnd
noon, at which speeches were made and
, ' t , , e . ' .!!
baU took place at night, and
I . - ... . If , ! i :
the gav soldiers ana the bonny lassies
. ,& - . .. ii -li ..LiiV Li
had a good time dancing- until a ate
hour. - ; A .." i;- ,( . . j"
The commanders of the .compahies
were Capt. ! J. B. Starr, ot the lar ay
ette's and Major Wright Huske, of
the
Independents. . r ; T .
We return our thanks for
the invi
tlations extended us, and; the
we had on the occasion. .
good time
We omitted to say at the proper place.
that the prize shot for by the, two com
. -witn U;atnls. was won by
! . L carried off the silver
i J i " s i
cup
t
r
Ar For the Post.',
Kenansville, Duplin co., N. C.,
! May 19th, 1874. ,
At a Republican .Convention held in
iui ia t.h 19th instant, lor the
trict Convention, when cauea, Amos
McCullough was appointed Chairman,
: Wiv. .
I f mt. wnhim. were renre
1 1 r m,
j ine 1
sented:
Tortiv;ilf-Shade Conner, Du
dee.
Williamsl Ai J. Dobson. A
Warsaw A. J. Stautord, w. j.11111.
,
!r Faison Joseph Wright, Thos- Iwing.
IGlisson's Samuel Branch.
wif arP Kinsev Jones, Lewis
1 Ull WVAMX -p . .
Oliver. Henry Simmons
Albertson i c
Sarecta Peter Quinn, Jos. Houston.
TTviii-:ii TTi;oft Vi'hitehead . Alex r
naiia,c1 i
Pnrsall.
Cvnress, Creek- Arlington j JvOiuu,
I . . t ir:ii:md Tnhn harrior.
' . . -r tiJ v
I 1 trrl'lrfi 11 llllAUio, ,
Island Creek-James . uuT.
Rockfish Sam Wells
-SI'
Isaac Faison.
Magnolia -W. E. HighsmithI
Irvin
. nmritv, of the" Townships being
representcdthc Convention proceeded
Tic following gentler
- d (leiegates to the
men were appomicu r f
- , Ar. : .4r--nr:n
I 17nnh iMm J Uulvull i- w t
ItTTOUiam,
a R. Middleton. xw.
a nfrCiillouffh. Shade Conner
Ufomntps Irwin Bcaman,! Y;.
vitn, V t t? Hill and L. Houston,
rinrusiuitu, v. ----- , . .it , , 4
: iRexolcciL That we, the Republicafis
of Duplin county, in Convention as
sembled, do cheerfully r jcoinmen Col.l
Edward Cantwell to tho Judicial Dis
trict i Convention, whec convened, as
"our first and -last choice lor the nomi
nation for Solicitor of this District and
Judge Russell as our choice for Judge.
il clbsoUedj There will be a Republican
County, Convention held at Kenans-
ville, Duplin county, on Saturday, J ure
oiu, -ior ,ine purpose oi nommaiing a
Senator and three (3)' Representatives
to the Legislature, a Sherhf, a Superior
Court Clerk, a ; Coroner, a Register of
Deeds, a ! County Surveyor, five (5)
County Commissioners. Each Town
ship in tire county will be entitled to
three. (3) delegates. is
s licsolvict; -That it is the request of this
Convention that the proceedings be sent
to the Wilmington Post for publica
tion, an j invitation was theri extended
to Col. Edward Cantwell to address the
Convention, who responded, and ad
dressed the Convention eloquently.
' After which the Convention ad-
journcd. : r i 1
i Aaios McCullough, Ch'n.
A. R. Midpleton Sec'y. i
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
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WASHINGTON.
i Washington, May 22.
A dispatch from Denver says that H
gre in Central City destroyed one hun
dred and .fifty houses. Loss one-half
million of dollars. i
Hays, and Sheats, of Alabama, ap-
nA Uat ft, S0nor PAmmi'ffAA nn
A Ar. i . . , I
military acairs on a joint resomuon i
which passed the House on Monday last.
I J ..It ;
giving aia to ine aesutuie oi Aiuuauiu.
The committee agreed to report favora- I
bly to-day. ,
The Senate passed a I bill authorizing
the President to issue army rations and
clothing to the destitute people of the
fTom Bigbie, Warrior and Alabama riv
ers. It goes to the President
4
' ' iuisyxu ia . "T ' 1 Jl f j - .
"Tthre UAtlsTlipiscopal Conferenrnf1D?s ilt t
sustains the Baltimore Conference! in & m 184
T " . f ' '
expeinng Huston.
. 1
The , coUnitiiUQ on the organization
nf iti a rnWd Mt nnHTst F.nUmnal I
Church of America, miade a report
which was adopted, declaring that Uie
organization of the colored phurch into
a distinct ecclesiastical, convention
meets the' hearty approval of this con
ference, and that the efforts to establish
an institution of learninc for educated
colored ministers, deserves to be com
mended to the friends of the coWred
people everywhere.
TENNESSEE.
Nashville, May 22.
Yesterday Jim Alexander won the
hurdle race in 2:581- Orphan Girl won
the mile heats for green, three year olds
in 1:48$ and 1:491. Nell won the third,
and Somerset the fourth race.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, May 22.
Prof.
Swing, who was acquitted of
heresy by the Presbytery, has with
drawn from, the Presbyterian church.
MISSOURI.
St. Louis, May 22. ,
Ji Wilson
of Pittsburg, has been
elected Moderator of
Assembly.
the Presbyterian"!
CABLE DISPATCHES.
; ! FRANCE.
Paris, May
The duel between prince Metternicji
and the Cotfnt of Montibello took place
at Mender, near Versailles. The Count
was wounded in the arm and disabled.
ENGLAND.
Lo2rtx2r, May 22.
it is though wu'r"r
.. . - i- .AMTAfA 1ip ministry will
last mgufc io vwmiv v -r : . .
bo successful, and the new cabinet will
-,.iv.ir li. nrnmul?ated. with Deca-
,o nr AiidiffretorPasouiaatthehcad.
The Bonapartistsahd legitimists will
be excluded.
The TelezraphV special from Paris
assert that Prince Metternichi and not
----- l.."
the'l Duki of Montebpllo, was slightly
wounded in the duel between thoic !two
persons. V '
lne .special dispatches from Pari
relation to the ministerial crisis arc don-
fused and contradictory.
le Times' dispilch says that cibciid
intends t( givc tnciAsscmbly the option
of the acceptance of its program md or
dissolution.. 1 ' . 1 I (
Iho weather in Lngiaud continues
unusually dry.(
STATE IITEMS.
The 20th was generally obeer
Charlotte :as a holiday.
in
A tailor of Raleigh has fallen heir to
alarge-fortundinlrancT.
Ifewbei
birds. !
wants a chain gang for jail-
The health of the people
of More-
head City is better at present tl
kail it
has been for a number of years.
The ! Nwbern Times says b aro
pleased to learn that the crops iir ihii
seciion are very encouraging, anu:me
standard productions looks well.
i i
There are two, ladies living near En
field who are remarkable for their advanced-
age. Tho younger is Mrs. pallia
Smifh, aged 97,' and is possessed pf all
her faculties ; the older is Mrs. lfatsey
jucge, agea y, wucan preiorm ncr
usual work, and can thread a fine cam
bric needle without the -use 'of specta
cles I i;
Two Milesians '.were standinir at
the
iairmount water works, watchinbe the
mg wxieeia spiasning mo water, wncn
v niiWkl ; -XlJi.C, ln l n
this a queer coimtry, where they
have.
to 1, tlteir water before thcvxan tisc
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John RAndo
ph met a personal enemy
in the street one day, who refused to
ive hitn half the sidewalk, saying that
ne never turned out lor a'rascalj; " I
do," said Randolph, steppmcr aside and
po
litely raising his hat. V Pass on.'f
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