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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16

TIE CoAI. CoMBlNATIoN.-MeSsrs. Thomas
Dickson and +. B. Gowen, the committee APP
pointed by the coal combination TO confer with
the Lehigh Valley operators committee. have
written letter to J. III. Swayer. the chairman
OF the latter committee, in which they say that
there is no necessity for further conferences
until MI. SwayerS committee has full power 10
represent all branches OF the Lehigh Valley in
tereStS. particularly the Lehigh Valley Coal
Company la regard to the question whether
there is any possibility OF meeting to fiX up a
coal combination after December % (the time
previously fiXed>, MesSrS. Dickson and Gowen
say that when the committee from the Lehigh
Valley operators come properly represented and
with full power to act they will ask a further
extension Of time from their constituents. which
Will probably be granted, Coal dealers who
We're approached yesterday on the subject COM
memded the bold stand taken by the companies
IN the combination against the demands OF the
Lehigh Valley operators and predicted the col
lapse OF the coal combination on December 81.
AS result OF this letter of MessTs. Dickson and
Gowen the wholesale prices Of coal declined
yesterday from thirty TO forty cents per ton.
Dealers said they no longer considered the coal
combination in existence, and that hereafter
they would enter the market and sell coal at the
best prices obtainable.-tN. I. Herald, l4h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16

He HAD NO HAND IN FRAMING 1T, But Is IN
FAVOR OF IT.
General Sherman, seated at his desk in the
War office, told STAR reporter this morning
that he did not care to express any opinion on
the army bill, reported by the joint Congress
siOnal committee.
'SOme say that you are in favor of the bill,
and others that you are opposed TO it, inSit.u-
ated the reporter
"Weil, on the whole, l favor it, replied
General Sherman, smiling; Il read 1t yesterday
for the first time, and came to the conclusion
that it was very good BILL The General did
not care to enter into detailed discussion OF
the merits OF the proposed legislation.
might ask, General" inquired the repor-
ter. chow much you had to do with the prepa-
ration of this bill?"
Nothing whatever. 1t is measure agreed
upon entirely and framed entirely. as far as
know, by the commission itself aftef hearing
the views of various individuals cOgniZant
military affairs in this country, and after a
thorough consideration Of the subject did
not even have any correspondence with the
commission While 1t was considering what rec
concentrations it would make to Congress.
repeat that had no hand in the preparation Of
the bill. Your question is. to some extent. a
natural one. There are no doubt people who
win think that because l favor this bill that
had hand in its preparation, while the con
tray is the truth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16
Fire.

PawTrCEET. Dec. l6.-The hareIv aad store
house OF John DOnelly were burned Yesterday
morning. Five hundred barrels Of Hour were
also destroyed Insured FOR S9.oeo which prob
ably covers the loss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16

,,oan sao,anaS a. Cnrina,ta,d I' e.ip' .ids
state prison for life, for outraging Mrs Julia
Tracy, at Agawam, in July. Lewis and Henry
Peabody received like sentences for robbing and
attempting to kill Geo. Brewster, near Palmer
Mass, FIVE years ago. They have Jus; served
five years in Connecticut prison for another
offense
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16
The New York Car Drivers. Strike,

NEW cEk. Dec. l6.-Tle ed avenue railroad
company having refused TO rcnSlatc the slis-
pended car drivers, Farrell and Kcaruey. a for
mai Silike took place this morning. About -
ears are running, driven 10y new hands under
poiice protection. No Violence isaSyct reported
Tie derot il guarded by police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16

TOBACCO FACFoRYzstRNRD.-The large tobac-
co manufactory OF Thomas c. Williams d co, 8,
al Richmond, Va. was burned early yesterday
morning. Loss estimated at x15,eoo. There was
no Insurance on tie building, but the stock nj
kxtufes are fully covered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. l6.-A special dispatch Ia
the Time non Columbia. =. g. SAYS Governor
Hampton Is rot expected 10 live
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16

GUILTY-Samuel, Jacob and Elbert Gotltng.
cOlored, have been found guilty in the local
court at Win,Cn, Hertford county, y. C., OF as
Williams. colofed. for voting for Hon. j. j.
YeateS, The democratic candidate for Congress-
and sentence d TO six years In the state prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16

The MARSH HABEAS CoRPCs CASE.-To-day
al noon Judge Humphreys, sitting In cham
beTs. Lad before him the case OF Mr.. Il. H. Marsh
on hateaS corpus. IL Will be remembered that
on The 18th OF October Judge Olin, of the Pro-
pate Court. committed the petitioner 10 the
custody OF the warden for contempt and falling
TO pay fine or over $1,000. MesSlS. Cook and
Cole appeared for the petitioner and Messrs
Edwards, Barnard and Browne for Warden
Croker. The petitioner claims that the orders
oi Judge Oln were irregular; that the statute
was not complied with, and that for what money
that is due Chas L. Fanning his bond should
nrSt be proceeded against, and he claims that
he owes said Tanning only some 500; that his
imprisonment is virtually an Imprisonment for
debt and is therefore Illegal. The petition
presented, with copy OF the commitment by
the marshal, and the respondent having asked
time TO amend, the Judge set the case for a
hearing On Wednesday at noon. Mr.. COOK then
asked that bail be set for Mr.. MS appearance
on tnat DAY. The court fnQuirfng how Mr.
Marsh had come TO be appointed guardian, he
stated that he was selected by the older boy as
his guardian; II was unsolicited on his mart
Judge Humphreys then remarked that he al-
ways tried 10 be cautious on questions OF turis-
depends tie life or liberty OF the citizen: but he
had no doubt as 10 the jurisdiction OF a 1udre
TO take bail until the final hearing This was a
case OF too much importance to act on hastily
and he would not decide it until he had heard a
full argument, ard had consulted especially
was not SO sure but that this case should have
Deen appealed to the general term. He would
let the petitioner out on bah. Mr.. Marsh. In
answer 10 the court, said he had NO one present
TO 90 his bail. Judge Humphreys said he would
ned in Judge Oln's orders, ,012. .2s-for his ap-
pearance on Wednesday at IL O'Clock, and then
he would expect him 10 give bail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO Ben
jamin john on ard Eveline Smith; Dr. Augustus
a: Delonre, L. :. army, and Fannie Eliot;
Dorsey al d Rachel Hawkins
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LOCAL NEWS.
District Government Affairs,

The commissioners to-day appointed W. :.
Olive an additional private on the police force
THE u. a o. DEPOT SITE.
This morning COL Keyser. vice president. and
Chief Engineer Randolph. OF the Baltimore and
ohio railroad company, held a conference with
the District commissioners In relation to the
proper place TO locate their depot in this city I'm
conformity With the provisions OF the bill now
pending IN Congress, requiring Its removal TO
gentlemen have fixed upon is square No. 6si /,
which that company owns, and is located be-
tween and T. and North Capitol streets and
Delaware avenue ne. This is only about one
square in a northeasterly direction from the
present depot. and the Commissioners are op-
posed 10 this location. and any other south OF
Massachusetts avenue. Nothing definite was
arrived al, and a further conference VIII proba-
bly, FOLLOW, When the Commissioners with the
gentlemen naIaed and a committee OF members
OF both houses OF congress Will visit the various
paints under consideration, and endeavor 10
agree upon site.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

r ~ SOVEREIGNS OF INDUSTRY = The
- Dramatic Entertainment and Dancing at Tai
madge Hall, TUESDAY EVENING, December II.
under the auspices Of HARMONY COUNCIL for
the benefit of the Distributve Agency.
Tickets so cts. Children ha price. dec162tf
- KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-A Special Con
A-@ claye of DE1lOLAY MOUNTED COM
MANDERY, No 4. will be held at Masonic Temple
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. 1sth inst, at O'Clock.
Every member is earnestly requested to be present
Members of other Communicates cordially invited.
By order of the Eminent Commander.
decl6-3t tPost.Nl l. G. STEPHENS, Recorder.
rS0 THE WASHINGTON TRAINING SCHOOL
lCS for NURSES will hold a public meeting on
MONDAY EVENING, 18th instant in the building
OF the Labor Exchange. 904 Pennsylvania avenue,
when Gen. John EATON, Commissioner of Educa.
ton, Will deliver an address The public is invited
10 attend dec142t
r~ ATTENTION, CABINET MAKERS,-AI
tS Mechanics of Washington interested in til
Cabinet Makers trade. are respectfully invited to
attend meeting of same in Ber,ymann's Hall, cor
ner sth and + sts, next THURSDAY. the 10TH at
pm. sharp, for the transaction of important bust
ness concerning this trade.
dec142tt WM WALTER Chairman.
FRo FEDERAL LODGE, No. 1, F. A. A. My
tCS dispensation of the NJ. w. g. NJ, the regular
annual communication viii be held on TUESDAY
EVENING. December 1Ith at O'clock Cinstead of
Tuesday. December 24h) Members are requested
to he punctnal in their attendance, business of
importance viii be transacted. BY order of W. NJ.
decl41 NM- G BROCK. Secret8ry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16

CAFF. .FLEIsCHMANN & CO.,
" ONLY GENUINE
COMPRESSED YEAST.
The merits of the genuine Compressed Yeast are
MkSN @ Rpss
induced to abandon our pure extract of grain which
is naturai leaven, for counterfeit article a
chemical compound, both of which to be avoided
il good health is hrst consideration with the Gus
ssnsaf 6 asfH6sT ESp bfSEkas SS E9stusss AGENT
dec6-tr ~ DepotDIii$ 15tH sssas, street.
BUSINESS SUITS, the largest variety, at extreme
- ly low prices. at A. SThAUS'.
A GOOD, sERvICEaBLE OvERCOAT for 81:
STRAUS'. ' '''' '10'''' "' a.
REST r1?J 12?gALITY BLUE BEAVER SUITS at s15
FACTS WHICH HAVE BEEN DE,1oNsTRA-
Ciothier, A sTRAUs U''''' u LIZ o'o anu popular
DREss SUITS. MADE EQUAL TO CUSTOM
= MRkk s2O' worth $50. Call and see them, at
EXTRAoRD1NARY BARGAINS to be had in
u oSercoats of all styles. at A. sTRAUs.
RoYS' SUITS. for school and dress, from s4 to
sgRaTs 81 siT; large assortment to select ffOm' at A
RLTE AND BROWN BEAVER OvERCoATs
i-},s - slS; they are beyond doubt worth S25; at A
Ihna poE b. tgs 1n who want to
marvel OF eheapness A, STRAUS.
| CROP AND LOOK at SThAUS $40 Eysian Bea
I y YER Oyercoat
HAVE YOU SEEN those nobby Chinchilla over
coats fer S15: 1t not, you should see them, as
they are the clleaEest you can ind III the city To be
had only at A. STRAUS.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH WORSTED AND
IL CASHMERE PANTS, to suit all tastes and
pockets, at \. STRACS.
4 GOOD HEAVY WORKING SUIT for Sc lust
n the thing fer those who wish TO buy a good ser
vlceaDe suit for little money. at A. STRAUS'.
THE GREAT RUSH AT 4. STRACS' for those
/ l. stylish Chesterfield Suits still continues.
/ THOSE WHO WISH TO ECONOlIIZE in DIR
chasing their Clothing should not fail to cali az
a SIRAUS' before going elsewhere.
D0uBLE, E,BREASTED SQUARE CUT FROCK
! II COATS and VESTS, handsome patterls large
J assortment Call and see them, at \. STRAUS.
YOUTHS BUSINESS and DRESS SUITS. in a
u great variety Of styles and patterns, at A
{ STRAUS'.
I STRAUS' ENGLISH WORSTED OvERCOAT:
~ nothing Ike It IL the city to be found only at A.
/ STRAUS'
! A FULL LINE OF CHILDREN's SUITS. hand
n somely trimmed aud male up in tie latest tyle
from $3.50 up, at \. STRAUS'.
TTLSTERS TO SUIT AND FIT the LARGEST as well
y as the smallest man, ut STRACS'.
/ THOSE WITH WHOM MONEY Is AN OBJECT
elsewhere as you can from 20 to Is per cent on
all you buy.
Remember A. STRAUS,
deco-tr loll Pennsy lyania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16

OF THE BREATHITT BUIIIES the Ashland, KY.
Rerfer says: The whole crowd is Il iawleSS
band CT scoundrels and murJlerers, and every
one OF them, Of whatever party, creed or sta
ton, who was concerned In the killing of good
citizens. should be stretched up on the gallowS
tree-a plant Which has borne less fruit and had
greater advantages than any vegetable known
10 the flora Of America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16

REPRIEvED.-GOvernOr Hartranft, of Penn
sylyania, has reprteyed until January Il the
Mollfe MaguireS, James Mcdonnell and Charles
Sharpe, who were to have been executed On the
18th inst. at Mauch Chunk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16

AN INVITATION DECLINED. The PreSiden
and Secretary Sherman have declined an inv
tation extended them TO attend the opening OF
the Viaduct bridge, at Cleveland, Ohio. on the
9th instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS STo-DAY.-InternaIre rev.
enue, s53l ,431 60; customs. saa2, 81.
IT is MENTIONED as a fact worthy Of being
recorded. that a Baltimore delegation called on
the President the latter part Of las week and
did not ask for an Office for anybody.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
rHEATER COMIQUE.

THEATER COMIQUE.
L MONDAY, DECEMBER is. NIGHTLY AND
JfESDAY AND FRIDAY MAfiNbES.
Hiss Nora Wr;ght'~ E.u4iisl, Blonde Jockey Min
ttT.Is and Harry Testers Bnrlespue Troupe in con-
nection wIlil the = hester Company.
- BEACTIFUL You NG LADIES. II
Neil and Eidrdge. NOilie wilson Kelly and HALEY.
Jizsi.. bailey Dilks and Wade. Billie and Magic
Raw and our u aHlmoti Stock Company in n grand
f.lL The great bur9esGue. Twin DaUgh ers OF
Satan, and Partisan NiGUet declG-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16

EDWIN BOOTH AGAIN IN COURT-Iast night
Edwin Booth. the tragedIan. and his wife were
served with legal papers by ex-Alderman Ber-
linger in the suit of the administrator OF the
estate Of Charles w. Bafras, of :. Black Crook y
fame against them. The amount of the suit is
$637.45. The case will be tried in the Marine
Court. II is the balance claimed OF the DUR
chase money for the construction of a lodge at
Cos Cob, Conn.,, residence which Mr.. Booth
purchased from MIR. BarTaS.-IN. \. Star, 14th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16

H-Captain Thomas Pennington, formerly OF
the e5th Ohio volunteers, committed suicide at
Hastings, ILL.,, saturday, by shooting himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16

SLAVERY IN CUBA.-A telegram from Havana
says: The slavery question is the most serious
OF all questions now before the country. The
conservatives want abolition according to the
law OF Moret; the liberals demand immediate
abolition, Some fear negro riSings and dis
tmbanCes should the conservatives triumph;
Others claim that the government wishes TO see
the question settled before the Cortes legislate
about it; others. again, believe that In the end
the negroes will be content with pretence of
payment for their labor and will remain at their
usual work. In the meantime, many owners
ale voluntarily liberating their slaves.
H-Captain Thomas Pennington, formerly of
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THEY ARE TRYING TO PROVE Mrs. Ann Drake
Leaman, OF New York, insane-her numerous
COUSINS are-that they may tear up her Will and
divide her 100000 between themselves. The
strongest argument used is that she ..waS
always playing with dogs and kept them
around her all the time" Even the judge ad-
had much to do with dogs partially insane" :"
[LOutSCiIfa Courier. T0tpD0T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16

TIE UE1~HEARN SHOOTING CASE. on the
Eastern Shore OF Maryland, attracts much at
tendon because Of its anomalous features Miss
DUer. only some II years OF age, it is alleged
SHOT Miss HearD who was about Is, because the
latter fepulSed her warm demonstrations OF af-
lection and loved another young lady better
1t is represented that Miss Duer was fond of piS-
tol practice; that at times she donned male at
tire, and that Byron was her favorite author
which is not extraordinary in itself, but is sug-
geStiVe in view OF her discovery that the morbid
and seif-indulgent poets nature was like her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16

SENATOR EDMUNDs' BILL.-The Senate bill to
regulate Presidential elections was taken from
the Speaker S table, in the House, on Saturday
and referred 10 the committee on that subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16

JOHN RANDOLPH HAMILTON OF South Carolina,
has requested the removal of his political dis
abilities, imposed by the 18th amendment to
the Constitution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16

THE APPROPRIATION BILLs-1he House has
passed i've of the general appropriation bills:
The military academy, the fertilization. the
consular and diplomatic. the pension and the
naval appropriation bills. The Indian appro-
priauon bill is assigned for consideration to-
morrow. 40 other bills will be reported from
the committee on appropriations until after the
recess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-16
ONTINIED.

The Fair If the
GEEAIAN PRE SBYTERtAN ZION CHURCH
VII Re continued. on account of tn, Tupeasan
weather during tls trst part OF last week, unit
I.xt TUESDAY EEL SiSG, December IT, a. Kin
ter2xrten Han. corner of ana Sth streets u. ".
Al frenCs Of tbs mission field are cordially in
yi:ed. decl6-G+
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Anosc TsIE DraD rArIv.Es !,

% - 49,.
'Ofthe past, how many bngus nossrums
may Le numbered Beginning their
CAREERS with q tremendous flourish OF
truInpets, blaxonsd for \ lime In the pub
De prints AND Oh flaming posters, sooi,,
but not to, soon, were they relegated Ia
the iimbooih things lost on earth. Bot
Hosteiier'sa Stomach Bitiers IL u living
ard thriving remedy. II goes Oh, caring
and to ellrs. Neithrrun,ierl,and nor open
competition affect It,, On the contrary,
CONTRAST with inferior rival preparations
only increases its popularity. II has been
repeatedly initiated, hut without success.
c6uiiterfeits Of Il have been surreptitiously
introduced, but have fallen, fiat. Every
wherei. entralches itself III the conf-
dence ofths people; and well II may, far
Il H. q thoroughly reliable invigorant Of
the feeole, ianishes dyspepsia and con-
stipailon, braces the nerves, cures rheu-
matte ailments and Kidney complaiat.,
and eradicates and prevents intermittei,
and ren,itIent fevers. gaas'@ '#@. ~
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!. Adrian and yoIIer..

I
| Wecall attentio to the al ofthis hous,
In tllis Issue. IL 10 one Of the oldest il
Wilmington and one Of the largest In th,
State, and conducted upon system ana
upon principles which already ensure ltt
large share Of patronage In the East: II
iswith 4 view o. atlracting some. Of III.
business that Is drawn TO points out Of tbs
State that they make the experiment al
nm appeal 10 this people ofthis section.
Wehope Il wiiinot pass unheededs We
arewedded TO the belieftl.at' wilniington
nnghtto be fosisred as the natural market
II the Stale. and That u can be built up TO
the magnitude ola city as Important to
us as u centre Of supplyas is Charle.ton Cor
South Carolina or Richmond for Virginia.
Let our merchants and others try Ad,
rian and yollers. and turn their attention
10 house ~ stupendous In the magnitude
Of lis business. The extent offs facilities
and the liberaIity Of iistsrms ~ any they
will find Northuf Mason aud Dixvn's
line. .., -s assaasssss
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II A II ME- d.

3 4. q -
/ In this town on the 9Th Inst by the Rev.
JaH. Wheeler ri The residence of the
hrlde's father, Mr.. W. T.. Blackwell III
Durham and Miss Emma, daughter of ".
J. Exnm Esq. ~4 -~ .,...E ~-
In Chapel ain on Thursday. Jan. sri
by the Rev J. ~ Wheeler. Mr.. George G.
Corhin Of BilIsboto. and Mlss Anna
Newton, daughter Of Mr. J. W. Newton u
Chapel HIN. H
0nthe 2nd day Of Jan. By Samuel N.
Jordan J. p. Mr. George W. smith 10 Mlss
Kate Wilson. 0
Also M the name day by the same, Mr.
Newlln smith TO Miss Martha J. Smith.
Also OH the srlihst W the same Mr..
John Nelsen Smith 10 Miss Susanna
Hnrner of Pine Knot.
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-sEnnas sYRrr.-

No other medicine IN the world was
ever given sucha test ofits curative
qualities A. Boschre'r German Syrup In
three years twn million four hundred
thousand small BOTTLES ofthIs medicine
were distributed free n chasve by Drug
gisis IN tins country to those afflicted
will, Consumption. Asthma, Group.
Pneumonia aud other dIseases 81 Tile
Throat aud Lungs, giving the Ameslran
people undcnlable prof that German
syrup will cure them. The result la.
been that Druggists IN every town ADD
village IN tbe United States are recon-.
inendlng 4 70 their customers. 6io 10
your Druggist. and ask wi,at they know
nntit. sample Duttlrs 10 cents. Re-
gnlar Size % centa Three doses Will re-
lievg auy ealc.
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On the day AFTER Christmas the hnus-
OF MIR. George Walker about six miles
Nest Of Hillsboro was accidentally burned
during the Temporary absence Of the
family which had gone 70 dine with Mr..
Calvin r. Smith, the father Of Mrs. Wal,
ker Everything in :he, house, ciaihing,
betiding,. furniture. was totally destroyed,
nothing surviving the flames except the
clolhins worn by the family
MFR. Walker Is an industrious, worthy
man with a family ola wife and sour
children dependent upon his laboss. This
calaa'ity, at q most unpropitious time,
turns him out upon The world wilhal,.
sointely hothing left bun his land and hi.
stock. ftira fitcase for the consideration
OF tie benevolent, and we hope will engage
their care. Any contributions inieudsd
for Mr.. Walker will be gladly taken
charge 81 Al the REcoRDER Office and
PROMPTLY for warded. ss''f -f&5'~&
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A negrp claiming tub be from Omnge vas
arrested IN Edgscpmbe county changed
With The murder 81 q young swis. named
Rudolf Eaton IN the town ~ Rocky
Mount 90 Christmas night. The negro
rays hs name ls Robt. Jones; that he Is
81 yesrs old; ~ an old Issue .rrc negro;
vas born In this county: and was bound TO
James Ward until the aeeof q. and left
Orange eight years sgn. He IL reptesen-
'ed . having earned Tor hIu sslf q bad ~.
p'iiation fsf h"nesty. having been an
several Jalls IN the State.
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The Changers Of this and Cedar Grow.
townships contributed their laLors las,
week .toiay In the winter supply offirs
wool for the widow Of the late james
hsris. ~ho was member nfthe Grange
aud who died IN the fall ofIs7e fiom the
effect Of accident. leaving his family
somewhat dependent. The Changers nc.
knowledge the ties Of brotherhood. and re-
menbsr the wkiow In her sfiilciion.
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AcAR D.

To all who are suffering from the error.
and ihdiscrciidns af youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss of nnanhood. &c;
will send recipe tina. will cure you FREE
OF CHARGE. This great rpme,ly wnr
discovered by missionary In south
America. Send seIf.addressed envelope
10 the REV. JusErH T. ISMAS. Station D..
Bible House, Ncw York CiIy. ~.