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. GREENSBORO, N. C, FRIDH.Y, JUNE 3, 1887.
No. 121
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PUSLISHE2S' ANHOTJSCEHEHTS.
THE LATEST NEWS.
JPrfmn
Tit 6e fie tarfff in the Wortd.
A JITete
American
Donna.
New York, June i. Miss CatheV
rine L. Wolfe, by a clause in -her will
authorized, her executors to devote J
$1,000,000 toward a cathedral in this
Louise Groll, the young singer who is I city to be called the' Cathedral, ol St.
No advertisements inserted in Local eolann at any
price. . """ : ' - ":
- .,1 , 1 r . aa .
.-o hirfrp ut 11 De maue tor ooaDie-coimna 1
Cleveland. O.. Tune I. Miss Amelia
. fc . ' d. ' mm I
All announcements and recomenaations ol candi
. . t rr.-a will 1 charged as aIvcrtisment- '
t.i.nients to follow reading matter, or to engpged by Carl Rosa to sine iii Lon- John the Divine. The cathedral will
occupy any special place, will not be received. I- I don during the queen's jubilee, is an cost $6,000,000 and will be one of the
Amusement, and Official adveroseaenlsso-cts per Qh5o . . . . , i " t k.,;m;a- aU- -.,..1,1 - Tk.
square . . . ' , . . ..... y ..-J; , .- " I . :
Advertisements Kept tinaer trie neaa Of "jsew ac auu u a SinKing iype OI a DIOnae. "usiccs, unaer inc Ciurier, OI wnom
Advertisements" will be charged fifty per ceniextr. 8be studied ai the Cincinnati College Bishop Potter, Rev. Morgan . Dix."
Pavments for transient advertisements most; be .. - .- . -J t ' . , -, -
made in advance. v otMusic when 17. and at 19 carried off Hamilton Fish; William W. Astor
Remitances must be made by Check, Draft. Postal the highest honors of that institution. andCornelius Vanderbilt are among
Mney Order, Lxpress, or m Kegtstered Letter.
Otily such remittances will be at the risk of the- pub
lishers. Under the head of "Special City Items," business
notices will be inserted at the rate "Of 5 cent' a liae
or every insertion. j
THE BATT,TlOAP3.
She traveled (or a seanson with an the most-prominent will issue, in a
opera company through the western few days, a circular letter asking lor
States in 1883. In iSS? she iwent to subscription to the fund Jor the erec-
Paris and studied for the stage, at the 1 ll0n of the cathedral. The edifice is
same . time
Tho United Labor party of New
York, sometimes called the Henry
Gcorgo Labor party, Is now -co tuple t-
OAKIIIDQI vonxiKncxTicNT.
- Editor Morning At.--Qak Ridge
Institute which has always had tuch fnj? Its permanent organization In tho
ocauuiui wcamcr mci oaa iuck mis election UistricU for campaign work
year. . It began, raining on Monday Inl5S7and 1SS3. A Stato conxn
evening and kept it up pretty steadily t ion Is to bo held at Syracuse Au-
tiu 10 o clock to day. It was a hard gust i7. to nominate candidates for
lime on the pretty dresses, bonnets. State officers on a platform of which
and other tricks that the merchants he main plank Is to bo tho abolition
WILM IS'CTOH & WELDON' RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
T2-r-r - r ' - "nil
CpNDENSED SCHEDULE,
TRAINS GOING SOUT1L
Mi
smg;ng
in an English Lnot intended to be monopolized by pass.
and ruillioners-have -been axing up
for a month; yet Oak Ridge never
fails to hale its crowd. The large hall
was packed with what Prof. Winston
called "a quarter of an acre of pretty
ladies." How they got here would
be hard to say. but they were here all
the same. Irom all points of the com-
of private property In land. A Nor. 14, S6-
circular Issued by tho Executive
Committee calU upon all cit Irons to
6cvcr their connection with the old
parties and unite with "the Pro-
gressjve United Labor party." Nor
folk Virginian.
No. 4S I No. 49 I Ko t
Daily. Daily. Dau'y
LV Weldon..'j 15 p tn 5 jS p m l 10 a rn
Ar Rocky Mt 2 33 p ro j
Ar Tarboro.U $0 p m'.
Lv Tarboro.'ll 30pm
Ar Wi!son..U 0$ p rn6 58 p raj 07 a ta
t i.-t i..;LJ i
V UKIU.. 4 I) i Ul: ,
Ar Selma. . .'5 40 p ,
Ar FaTettcv.'s 33 p tn
A sound body and a contented mind I LrGoMsboro'4 54 p m 7 40 p m 3 5S a m
Church Aftera yeaT'nard study anv one sect- 11 is to bc a monument
ARK1VAL AND DEPARTURE OF-TRAINS.
RICHMOND ANU DANV1LLS RAILROAD, v
Arrives Irom Richmond at 3 a m
" - " .............. e.33j m
I.ives for Richmond at 6. 3 a D
.. ;'..1.5S p m
SORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. f'',''
Arrives from Charlotte at .8-22 ft m.
" " . .......... 9.40 p m,
... " o4 ns
Ia-wcs for Charlotte at.....
" " ......
Arrives from Cloldsboro at...
sheWet to BerliA and Vienna, and
sang acceptablyat"both places. Dur
ing the last carnival at Rome she sang
under the management oi Zonfondi.
xShealso sang in Bologna with success.
the Gazetta delP Emilia, of Bologna,
praising her voice and execution. Miss
LGratl has received many flattering
offers to visit America, but It is not
Jikely that she will return to the
of Christianity, open to all, though it
will be under the genera1, direction of
the Protestant Episcopal Diocese.
The choir of the cathedral dome will
be larger than Trinity Church.
VThe exercises ol Monday night were
of superior order. The music under
thecharg of Miss Rose was a sue
cess. The medal for best recitation
was awarded to Miss Lancaster, of Va.;
and. Miss Ora KnighUjof Rockingham
Co.
are necessary to perfect happiness. If
you wish to possess these, cleanse your
blood with Ayer' Sasaparilla. It is
perfectly safe - to take., and is a
thoroughly reliable, highly concen
trated, ana powerful blood purifier.
Lv Magnolia'609 p rn 3 jS pnv$ 18 a m
Lv Burgaw.. 7 oopm M
.6 13 a rn
Hoover res ted at Hickory,
NIco Box of Candy.
While you are out driving would it
not be nice lo treat your lady friend to
-In debate the honors were equally I some of our fine home-made Candy.
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10.90 p m
......'.. 7.40am
Leaves for Goldsboro at.",.. . 9.50am
" ............ A..... 6.00 am
10.10 pm
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NORTH-WESTERS N. C. RAI1JBOAD-
Arrivf-s from Salem at 8.00 a m
" " 9.24pm
Leaves for Salem at ......... .' ". . 10.00 a m
" ..............10.54 pm
C. P. ANU V. V. RAILROAD. .
5,0?m United States for several yeaTS. When
- I hr CsCn in I Ann An wmao tha i c
111 jjviiuvu waLiiiO auu 10
her season
under contract
American tour,
to Rome.
Hickory. June" i. Hiram Hoover,
the labor agitator anarchist, and who
was recently shot at Warrentbn, Ga.,
for inciting the negroes to riot and in-
divided between J. T. Ashworth. of
Va.. and R. C.Craven. otFranklirs
ville. N.C.
- In yesterday's exercises Master
Freddie A. Green, of Durham, bore off
iw.
Greens no no Cajdy Co.
to go on a South
She will then return
She If "as JUarrted in Secret.
- A secret marriage in fashionable
society leakeu out in uouisviue on lor running tneir so
Sunday. The contracting parties an ve vvorKers wiinout a ucense. i ence weu
Arrives from Fayetteviiie at. 6.15 p m I vvere Dr. John Yr Oldham, of that I Hoover gave bond to appear at next I Jaurels.
Backache, stitches i the tide, infla
tion and soreness of the bowels, are
symptoms ol a disordered state of the
digestive ana assimilative organs.
tvhirh fin h mrrr-t A "Kv lli imm
AmHt-.ic rv n m I h t. I .1 1 , 1 .a, aa .1. . -
v-viiuuiiniii, oj juutu uu xi two i rne nonor ana ine troia in an exceneni i Avr f aihiri ir
place. One eye is completely gone 8peech. His nearest competitors were 0
e .- ti I - . . . A few splendid "Buildme Lots, in
torn irom mc snoi inai cnicrea 11. j. w. UiOson, ol J-aunnburg. . a very desirable part or the city, can
Hoover was arrested as soon as be I No Bette.r -address has been heard I be bought at a moderate price, by ap-
maaean appearance nere on an in- here in a long time tahn Prof. Win- P'ying cany, awnis ciuce.
dictment found against him and others ston's in the afternoon. Witty, schol
Ar Wilming47 5 " 9 55 P m.7 OQim
TRAINS CO! t'C NORTH."
I No. 45 I No. 47 I No- 43
DaUv. Dailr. j Daily.
Lv Wilming. ii 40 pm 3 50 a m'S 31 p m
Lv Magnolia 12 52 am 10 23 am 1042 rra
Ar Goldsbor.i 55 a mtl 35 am'tl 5$ am
1 " 1
Lv Fayettev.
Ar Selma...
Ar Wilson...
Lv Wilson . .
Ar RokyML
Ar Tarboro.
Lv Tarboro.
Ar Weldon..
i
.19 S3 a
1 1 1 25 am ........
2 32 a m 12 25 pm is 51 am
Si 00 p mji 27 a ra
U 50 pm1.
........11 3 am.
4 05 a m 2 1 5 p m!2 45 am
Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Road
leaves Halifax lor Scotland Neck at 3 00
pm. Returning, leaves Scotland Neck
at 9 30 a m., daily except Sunday. -Trains
leaves Tarboro. N. C via
Albemarl & Raleigh. R R, daily, except
1. 1.1111 auu w L u v. 1 1 hiiiii ai in iif iiFrn nnn vv I v . r l r i m m mm . . ... .... . iwM...w,.wr.-, - j m r .
I, . . . .. frani rr h Yadkin Ya n Rjrr.il Y.n I Williamston. N. C. S 10 n m. and 640
any ana cioqucm. nc ncia mc auai- r- ' .. 1" p m. Retumic
in hand and won fresh
leaves for Fayctteville at.
.10.00 a m
city, and Miss Mary S. Flood, of
Lynchburg, Va. She is the daughter
of Major John Flood, imd came to
Louisville on. a visit to her brother,
who is a broker in that city7 She is
a remarkably beautiful girl, and
went out into , society a great deal,
where she met Dr. Oldham. She
term of the county court.
THE POSTOFFICE. . v
Mails for the North close at tU a. m. and 9.00 p.m.
Charlotte " . 9.00 9.00
Raleigh " 9- 1
" Salem - " 9.00 9.00
Fayetteville " 9.00
The money order and registered letter office will
nly be open from 900 a. m to 6 p. m.
General Delivery is open from 8 a. m. until 7 p. m.
except when open ins mails. Also, 15 minutes after
pening the Eastern night mail. " . "'
S'aSi'l Z was unxyilling to hxeak off with him. treasury to-day is $23,951.69 or about
mails Irom both North and South.
The lock-boxes are from 6.00 a. m. to 10:30 p. m
The l ub lie Debt.
Washington, June i.- The reduc-
tion on the public debt during May
amounted to $8,888,997, and for the
eleven' months of the current fiscal
was engaged to "A. G. White, of Vir- year, $92,855,921. The national debt"
ginia, and, the latter suitor being I to day less cash m the treasury is
strongly favored by her father, she $1,296,281,561. The net cash in the
The medals were delivered by Uncle
Frank Caldwell in a short, well put,
witty and strong characteristic speech.
It was a gay time despite the rain.
Spectator.
BESIDENT CLEBGYTMEN.
Greensboro
Presbyterian: . " "
Dr. J. Henry Smith, N. Cnurch St.
Rev. E. W. Smith. Asheboro St. S.
Baptist :
Rev.. W. R. Gwaltney, S. Elm St., South Greensboro.
Methodist Episcopal. '
Rev. J. E. Mann, W. Market St.
" G.F. Smith, S. Greensboro.
Methodist Protestant : . -
Rev. J. L. Michaux, N. Greene
" J. R. Ball, Spring St. , -
Episcopal :
Rev. A. H. Stubbs, N. Elm St.
PRODUCE MARKET.
Dr. Oldham urged his suit strongly,
and she finally yielded so far as to
consent to a secret marriage. The
young couple went over, to Jefferson
ville over a month ago, and after tho
ceremony was performed returned to
their homes. They intended to keep
the secret until next fall, when they
proposed haying a gay wedding in
Lynchburg. A few days ago, how
ever, the young lady received a v note
from Mr. White, announcing that he
yould pay her a visit; and upon con
sultation with her husband they de
cided to disclose the marriage, which
was accordingly done Sunday.
Sii.ooo.o o ess than on May 1st.
Twenty -Seven Days Without
Food, - - -
Jackson, Tenn.. June 1. Yesterday
was the twenty-seventh day since Capt.
Wra. Murcheson, of'Medon, tasted
food or diink. He is very feeble, but
still retains his mental faculties. - He
is troubled with paralysis of the thioat
and refuses alt medical attendance as
he thinks the doctor would only ag- gion.
gravate the case.
THE PRIZES.
At the Washington competitive
drill the prizes were awarded as fol
lows;.
REGIMENTAL DRILL.
First PrizeFirst Va. Regiment
COMPANY DRILL..
First Prie Lomax- Rifles.
Second CompanyD, First Minne
sota. I
Third-Belknap Rafles.
Fourth National Rifles.
Fifth San Antonio (Texas) Rifles
BATTALION DRILL.
nf ItraTtr YilIiami!Ofi. N
CoxDtxirr, Senna-La No. 22. , I D,nv except undar. 800 am. Sun-
Taking effect 6.00 A. Af., Mon.i.ijr,' May I day o 50 a m. arrive Tarboro, N. C,
16, 1887. - . I 1005a m.and 11 30a m.
- - 1 1 rains on Mioiana . urancu
TRAIN SOUTH. rUihoro N C. dxHv excecl
Ft eight I Sunday, 5 30 p m.; arrive Smilhfield. N.
& - I C. 700 pm. Returning, leaves Smith-
field, ti. C,7 30 a m., arrive uoiusDoro,
N. C. 900 a m.
Southbound train on Wilson .5; Fayet
teville Branch is No. 50. Northward is
No. 51.
L've Benneltvil!e..
Arrive Maxton..... .
Leave Maxton......
Arrive Fayetteville .
Leave Fayctteville..
Arrive Sanford
Leave Sanford
Arrive Greensboro..
Leave Greensboro...
Ar've Walnut Core
Pass and
Mail.
10 loam
11.20 '
ti tn
Pass.
1.3a p m
330 pm
U.00 pm
. -, J. I Train No. AO South will StOD cnlv at
2.0O j9 30 a ra I iison. voiuuwiw u
4-05
4.15
7.15 "
10.15a m
1 .00 pmj
1 40 pm
2.15
X rtr.
T1LVIN S0UT1L
leaner at FajetteTil!.
Pass and
Mail.
Sarins o Lights .
Leave Walnut Grove
A rra. m r...n.k...
Firsi PnzWashinco.. U(ht I,.- cZZZZ:.
Arrive Sanford.
Leave Sanford ......
Arrive Fayetteville.
Leave Fayetteville..
Artive Maxton
Leave Maxton
Arrive Bennettsville!
fan try.
Second Louisville (Kentucky) Le-
.. 1.000.1.50
....ao
.18025
Apples green, per bu,
Bacon hog round . . . .
Ueef ,
Butter ,
Heeswax : ..ai8
Chickens old 15120
spring ...... ..ioai5
Corn new ..................
Corn Meal ...f. ..
Dried Fcuits-Blackberries. .
Cherries............. ...........71-3
Apples ...333-
Peaches, unparcd r-2, a i-s
unpared 1-4, a
" pared ............... ....sao
Eggs ..T.;.... ......... ..10
Feathers... ......40
Flaxseed...... '75
Hour Family ....T..... 4 50
Superfine. ..4 00
Onions............. ................. .6oaSo
Oats.
Perk......
The Colored Convention.
Washington, June 1. The
gradual substitution of electric light College.
for gas and; the adoption of better
mechanical methods, and tho more
CADET DRILLS.
" First .Prize- Michigan Mililaty
Academy.
Second Maryland Agricultural
2.10 pm
5.00
9 50 am
12.55 pm
MS
320
3.30 -
5.15 "
5 25
6 15 '
re hi
&
Pass.
S.10 am
2.30 pm
3.10 pm
7.00 pm
6.00 am
9 22 am
in rv am
112.33 pm
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-Trains No 47 makes close connection
at Weldon for all" points North daily.
AH rail via Richmond, and daily e
cert Sunday via Bay Line.
Trains make close connection for all
points North via Richmond and Waih
ingtoa. -
All trains run solid between Wilming
ton and Washington, and have Pullman
Palace Sleepers attached.
. JOHN F. DIVINE.
General Sup't
J. R. KENLY. Sup'i Transportation
T. M. EMERSON, GenT Pass. Agent
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE IUIL
UOAD. CON DENSElTJcf IF. DU LIL
TRAINS RUN BY MERIDIAN TIME.
TRAINS UOINO bOUTII.
Diiimr al Sao ford.
tion lor fuel, light and water for the
current fiscal year.
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ST-JTE WEWS.
Peas.
Pot-ttoe:
Irish
Sweet....
RagsCotton.
Tallow.... ........
Wool washed.
unwashed..
Wheat,...;.;. ....
j Indianapolis, Ind.t June 1. The
national convention - of colored men
called to meet in this city to-day for judicious purchase of coal for the
the purpose'of considering the politi- public buildings throughout the
..... .aSo cal bondage .in which the race has country have resulted in a saving of
...aoo 1 1, t,t : i 1 a. I nkm.f !A fWVk nndap Vin orr-mnria
, I UCTJU liClU SI Wttr, Was UUli noum w,vw uuuw "lf-"x"-"
slimly attended, and adjourned with
out transacting any bussiness of 1 im
portance. For several weeks promi
nent Republicans here have "been
writing to colored men of influence
in' cities v denouncing ' the purposed
meeting and claiming that it owed
its inception to democratic influence,
and that the colored men who would
take part in" - it here were under
demooralic influence. Mr. MODlev.
" l m. AAA
60 who had charge of the local part of ana weignmg i,uoypounus.
the programme, denounces these Brick for the Pullen hotel are
statements to day and declared that being made in great quantities near
the Republicans were opposed to any the State fair grounds. One kiln, of
Factory Branch Freight & Passenger
ZOUAVE DRILL.
First Prize Chicago Zouaves.
Second Memphis Merchants.
Train tnoTirg north.
Lv Millboro, 7 45ata
Ar Grtensb'o 9 33 am
r rain mot-jog tooth.
Lv G rt nsb'o 5 30 pm
Ar MiUtcro 7 33 pm
Mat. I3tb.-1KG.
Lcat New York
InTe lliiUdarlpLU ...
ljtmre tA!tiin.r.......
Leave VTahtn;t3a. ...
Leav ChArktiiti:ie.
Leave Ijnclborg
Latave UitiiUU
1 No.sa
rwiiv
4 4$ u
7 Hii a ta
9 45m
No. SI
Dily:
4 30 jra
CL1 pa
912 p ta
II .0413.11 UO pns
33i pm
5 u) pis
35' paJ
3(Jta
8 C5 am
Explain this Fact,
New, York has Italian restaurants,
French restaurants and Russian,
Chinese and Spanish restaurants, but
there is not an Irish restaurant In all
these blessed United States. Some
In Iredell county there is a vein of great thinker should arise and
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explain this wouderful fact, for of
course it Is significant of something.
-Kinderjiook Rough Notes.
FORK1GX ITE3IS. , '
.-50
........t
.. :.6
30
.......20
..fiai 25
RETAIL. PRICES OP GROCERIES.
Racon Sides
Hams.. .......... ...........
. Shoulders......,........
white marble 70 feet thick ana a
mile wide. Its length is not known.
A block of mica was recently dis
covered in Jackson . county, measur
ing 26xSG inches and 18 inches thick.
"The average age of European girls
when they marry is 25 years, while
that of men is 38 years. .
The, Pnnce of W des owns an Amer
ican ortan, which is used if family
meeting of the colored men which 100,000 has been burnt ; another of prayers for accompanying the stngmg.
would tend to awaken a spirit of in- the same size is now being burnt, Thepalaceof the mikak has been
denendence amoncr them. A rcso. and vet another is being made, and lighted 'for some time by electr-eity.
Cheese ...
Coffee Rio. ...
........
.......10
..............5
.8
. .30
lutlon was adopted calling for
national convention next June. ,
..19 S-3&X0
A Plucky JUiss.
PATENTS.
a will be burnt proDabij' next week.
About forty hands are employed 011
the yard. News-Observer. . .
There was a very large congre
gation at the Temple of Israel Sun
day morning to witness, the confir
mation ceremonies. The interior of
the building was beautifully deco
rated with" flowers and
and gray mossl Dr
the Rabbi, preached a
sermon. fulTof wise counsel
Trade- a shot gun forced her traducer to children, and delivered
and the Edison company has closed a
contract, to illuminate'-the citv of
Toki...
Fritfibt and FAMeDger Trun racx bv
twt-a FyclUTille mud KcnnttUTUJe rn
ilcnJajs. V'edntl4y &uJ FriJAja.
Frcigl't and PasReuqr Tr.iu ruul-trrn
FnyettefTllo anJ Greensboro Taisnby?,
Thandajw tvud Saturdajrv nl lt'rta
Greensboro uni FKyetteviiU M odar, We-J-
licsdiiys and Fridays. "
Puwonccr nd Mail TrIn rjns.U.ly tx
cvpt Suadayp.
The rasfengfr ncd alail lrnsn tukts
close cnccecticn t MsxVn itU Cixt'liaa
Ceiitral lo Cbailott and Wilmington .
Trains oa vac toiy Trauth ran uly ex
cept Sunday.
J. W. FRY, -
General Superintendent.
W. E. KYLE.
General Pass Agent
"THElilNIfiG.STAR.
A First-Class Democratic
Newspaper.
PUBLISIIED DAILY ,
Lrav LicLccoad. W it ta 2 30 a ta
LrtiTe GcIvLwloru II 1 ZQ ma' 'H CO pta
Leave Italeia 533ps' 1 0Ora
Lave Ear!iai.... .... 6 33 j cj ' 237 am.
TiMTe Hiii'j IViut..... 1115 ptu' 1018am
Lrt-ara SalinUnry !l'i30anl 11 23 am
Le-iTe OarMU..; .2 2i.ua, UOpra
LeiTe S,rtauLai Z2Zm 331pm
Letve Ktt.filie iCCOatr.) 4 4loi
Arrite A'u.U 1 50 a, l')404a
litAONi GOLS'a NOUTFL
Chattanooga. June, i. Miss Mary
Ghildets. a. Drettv school teacher of
Inventors and patentees and all hav- t,, ' h.. u.a.
ing business with the U.. S. Patent Ol- j , . . r- , , . . ,
fice are invited to communicate with me that John MogarsJiad -been circulat-
With confident reliance upon my fidelity ing slanderous reports about her. She
n uuc, J rode across Lookout mountain, a dis
New inventions patented. Old inven-1 . r ., r
tions improved; and rejected aDDlica- uc of ?5 ral!es and at the muzzle of
uons revived, caveats hied
marks registered. "
Prompt attention. Skillful service.
"luucraic cnarees. : jsena moaei or
. Ralph Disraeli, nephew ol the
Lord Beaonsficld. will so-u be
graduated at Cambridge. England. The
queen, it is said,' will push him at once
into public lile." -
Queen Victria has declared lcr
intention of -patmnizing a projected
late Aby$7.00t per annum, 1.00
suv mom ns.
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On trains 50 anj 51, Pullman r.ufTct
evergreens exhibition of articks beloning to M-uy 7 Kf) n. Yn.r. 7 HO il rym "n xVJr:.,V' J:T V.u"?
. -Mendelsohn, Queen ol Scocts. and has ii.krd that -- ?
mct excellent I- hcn full. and Btliabk Market B.l
to boUi a " " nnr? On trains 52 and 53. -Pullman nufTct
apologize. Then published Mogars
as an infamous scoundrel" and a bad
sketch for lrec report as to patentability; man generally!, and Mogars sent her a
. Preliminary information cheerfully challenge to fight. : The little woman
turnished. . ,g yANTIS went to the spot to meet him. but Mo
Solicitor of American!and Foreign Pat- &ars 'didn't show up. At last accounts
ents, 816 F Street, N W..WashTngton, Miss Childcrs was hunting for him
with a hoise-whip. '
in au -earnest mid .impressive man
ner. There were four candidates for
confirmation. Wilmington Star.
A nrnnosition nas Dccn . male in a
London paper that' the words "Way
Out" be painted in lage, letters with
lumionus paint near the exit of
theatres, to gude the audience in case
the lights should be - suddenly extin-
- -The empress of Russia," say3 sho rushed.
needs a change of scene. She ought - - - - - .
to be satisfied, though. The Nihilists Ml Shakes. ' ' ' . .
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