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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-09
"Who is this lady," he asked.

"Who is this lady," he asked.
81 do not know her." she an,
swered. "Do not you ?"
"Never saw her before in my
life" said Grey, in unfeigned
amazement.
The lady rose little nervously.
"Is-this gentleman your hus-
band Z" she said, the color varying
on her cheek.
HE is" Dafrodil mechanically
replied.
"There is some mistake" said
the stranger, with visible embar-
rassment. "This is not the Mr..
Grey / mean. My Mr.. Grey is
short and dark, with a heavy beard
Richard Richardson Grey
and"
The young husband struck his
hand on the table, as if an idea
bad suddenly occurred to him.
with slight cast in one eye ?"
said he. "An artist, is he not!"
Exactly !" cried the India
shawled beauty.
He occupies tho suite of rooms
directly above us, said he. "He
moved in last month"
Then" said the lady, ~ have
mistaken the fat. Pray, pray
to Datfodil-"forgive me !"
But Dafodil could only laugh
Historically, and hide her head on
her husbands shoulder.
And not until the door had been
closed behind the stranger, did
John Grey exclaim:
Poor fellow! | have heard
something of this. She torments
the life out of him, with petty ex-
actions and unfounded jealousies.
She follows him around the world
like a Nemesis. I'm glad you are
not like her, my pretty Dafodil."
And then he went on to tell his
wife how he had been working
busily all THE time to earn enough
10y extra exertions at his profess
sion to buy little one-storied cot
tage, in the suburbs of the city,
with tiny garden attached, where
was an apple tree, q thicket of
moss roses all in bud, and little
summer house all braided over
with glossy woodbine.
Il signed the papers to-day,
Datfodil," said he. 1--WE can move
n next week, just in time for the
'oses and strawberries. Dear one,
know you have been homesick !
or green grass and bird songs all |
his time, and have longed score |
If times to tell you of all that was
n my mind; but it would have !
spoiled this glad surprise"
And all that Daffodil could say
vas:
ooh, John-dear john am so
Happy !"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-09

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approaching season subjects all to exposure, no
matter how healthy, We are mono tho lees suscep-
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tin box under the kitchen mantle
tree, and went totterin' around
on his toes to find a candle. He
couldn't find none in the kitchen,
so he got inter the sitting room,
struck a match, an pooty soon see
the Romin candles, with Their long
wicks a sticking up on each end O
the mantle.
"B'gosh t'lmighty !" says Uncle
Eph, talkin' to himself, "they didn't
leave me no kitchen candle, hey
Then, don we see, III light one of
yer parlor ones. | amt goin' ter
bed in the dark, b'gosh t'lmighty y
So he takes one Of the Romin
candles out'n the candlestick.
"Seems ter me tn ole DOMAINS q
putin heap O. taller inter her
candles lately, don't you see ?" said
Uncle Eph, recognizing the big,
size Of the one he had in his hand.
He tetches a match to the Romin
candle and starts for the bedroom
door. He had jest time to say
"B'gosh t'lmighty! those yer new
tangled candles don't give no more
light nor an old fash'un taller dip"
Then he began to hear from the
fireworks. The candle begun to
spit fire, and Uncle Eph begun to
dance and boiler. bed got ez far
ez "B'gosh t'lmighty" when bang
went a blue ball o fire ez big ez
a coon's head, plum through one
O. the winders. One of Uncle Eph's
boys-young Doe, l think-heard
the rumpus an come tearin' down
stairs without nothin' on but his
shirt. Just ez he busted inter the
room, Uncle Eph had the Romin
candle p'inted to'ards the door an
boom went red ball square agin
young Docs stomick, doublin' him
up like a ship knee. Uncle Eph's
wife went Il runnin' from her bed
t the sittin' room door, an when
she see Eph in the middle " a
blaze of fire, dancing around
the room hollering, "By gosh
t'mighty {" an duckin' an bobbin'
his head every time the candle spit
a ball, she knowed just what were
up an' she tumbled down an al
most died a laughin'. When the
candle gin ont she got up and
went an struck light. She KID
hardly see in the sittin' room for
the smoke, an she said it smelt
like the Fourth of July all over
again. She found Uncle Eph set
in in the middle Of the floor look
in round kind o lost like, ez if
he didn't exactly know whether
the judgment day he'd rolled around
or he'd been struck by light
MIN. Bime by he sort O. got a
glimmer O. what d goih' on. He
looked up at his wife and sed, ez
mild sz if he were askin' her fur
another cup O coffee at breakfast
"Say b'gosh tlmighty, ole CONAN,
did you make them air candles
An eff you did, what the devil did
yer go an put inter the taller"
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DRoBATE ORDER.

State OF Michigan, County Of Alpenh.-1
AT n session of the Probate Court, for the coun-
v of Alpona holden NJ the Probate office, In the
city of Alpena, on the 9th day Of January, A. ID.
1881.
Present, q. s. Lester, Judge Of Probate.
In the matter tho estate Of Meade Mccartney,
deceased.
ON reading and fling the petition, duly verified
Of James Lewis, praying that George ]. Robinson
may DO appointed administrator Of tho estate Of
said deceased.
Tbereupon 10 10 ordered, that Monday, the 21st
day of February 1884, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon
be assigned for the hearing OF said petition, and
that the heirs NJ law Of said deceased and all
other persons interested in said estate, arc re-
1uired 70 appear ut session Of said court, then
10 be holder, at the Probate Office, in tho city OF
Alpeua and show cause, II any there be, why the
PRAYER OF the petitioner should not DO granted !:
And itis further ordered, that said petitioner give
notice 10 the persons interested In said estate, Of
the pendoncy OF said petition, and tho hearing
thereof by causing copy OF this order to DO pub
iisbsd In the ALPrsA WEEKLY ANGUS, news
ospsr printed and circulated in said county
ofhipena three successive weeks, previous TO said
any oi neAiins' @. s. LESTER,
Judge Of Probate.
"A trss sspyl eswo'
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-06-29

On Monday afternoon wepk, this gen.
tleman who had been suffering for some
time with heart disease for which he was
being treated by DR.. Vim. Strudwick Of
Hillsboro, feeling himself bstter and
stronger, Se4t urto that town with his
daughter, both for change II mir and
scene, and convenience to his physician.
He stopped at the Orange House, and
during the week seemed TO have i'm.
proved On Monday morning, his daugb.
ter on entering bis room very early found
him dead. lie had passed away ap.
Parentl3 in a quiet sleen, his counterance
calm and placid, and his limbs naturally
disposed.
Hisremains were brought to Durham
where they were inferred on Tuesday.
DR.. Blacknall was born in Granville
county. moving TO the vicinity Of Dur.
ham in 1850. lie was ahaut 10 years Of
age. SO 81 which were passed ID pa.
fessional life. lie was good physician
and enjoyed the conadenessA--ss ..arge
circle among whom he practieed and
was also highly esteemed as a citizen and
respected Ms man. lie was a memEer Of
the Presbyterian Church.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-06-29


As an evidence Of the stability oflhings
in Salem, and the systematic conduct Of
all its affairs, Mr.. Bgttner, the land lord
Of the well Known Salem Hotel, tells Us
there has been bat one house burned In
the town since 1852. In thlt year the
hotul OF the site ri the one now sisadiug
was destroyed 10y fire. During the war
the house Of Mr.. schafncr, the owner Of
The well knawa pnttsry, was burned:
"the hnys' said Mr.. Buttnrr 'being all
away il the war, anil no ons Of home to
fight fire." OF course there have lHe1
many ti-e alarms. The t"wp j. now we'll
supplied with water FROM works which
distribute full supplies 10 every house
aud street. E5-*5
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ACOsTEr

The Raleigh News AND onsEnvEn Of
the Gath inst, has the following to say i: /
bout the new comet Abaut 8 o'Gaock
yesterday morning obser van mo,tals who
happened to 10 awake and out doors
were surprised, and in some cases START
led by the sight ola brigb; body Hiniheg
northeastern sky, just fex degrees a.
hove the horizon. In allolher poy!ions
Of The heavens the clearnsss Of lie sky
and the intense brilliancy of the stars
were remarkable. In the 81 stern sky the
waning moon was rising, IN despite her
age she shone With won,erIul hriglits
ness. All around that part Of the SKY,
where the luminous body was observable,
there mas soft haze, which rendered TO
weaken It's light. The come, for such ii
appeared to land was, remained in ono
spot and was observable eva until after
day had broken. In size il WIS about
half that If The full moon. sboyc II Was
a luminous tlain quite shate define.
which must have been its tail The near
ness Of the comet to the horizla no doubt
rendered to increase It's aplireut size
ole observer said it looked Ne a LAM
tern hanging in the sky, Il secn by
all the lynx eyed night pdSteAsss, and
ny perhapsa couple OF dozen more
lucky gasers. The amnteur astronomers
had things all their own way yesterday,
describing the phenomenon and begging
their hearers to sit up and watch for the
temperance ofthe comet last night.
We have no regular astronomer here,
and no man is paid anything for fipding
them, like Professor Swift, at the obserz
yatory or Warner, the patent medicine
man, at Rochester,. But IL this is a
Raleigh comet our amateur astronomers
should have the pleasure Of 'naming the
baby" to be sure. We see 10y the papers
that comet has just heep discovered by
an oberYcr in South America. This
comet seems to he the great comet of
1907. and is located in the constellation
Of the Dove, right ascension 9 huprs aud
declination sonIh 80 degrees 1t is not
visible from this latitude and it is not
known yet that il will be. although il is
likely to he, "a the comet of 1907 was
distinctly seen. People admire comets,
hut in their case the grea.erihe distance
the grraIf the pl,ssure, Cor 10 one likes
I" he cn m''cd iI cuinr;. w layc not
been fsrr:e. 10y The presence ii one
since 1878. fiat We ave 10 haze this
c'mei Tor eur own catiment, anil il may
| p rhnp. he VISIBLE t"i long line. LIS;
night We received tlis. latch from Wash.
ingtun, as follows: THE Smithsonian
Institution has receiFcd from Prof. s.
sharpless, Of Haverford College, Pennsyl
vania, and Prof Lewis Swift 81 Roches
ter, New York, an announcement Of the
discovery ola bright comet eight de.
grees southeast Of the Capella. It 4.
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plainly visible oihe nakea eye. the
nocl,us l,tine aluios, as bright as ycLas.
Whether the comet will. increase IN
brilliancy. timn nlonc can tell. Thiser
ratio and unexpected visitor win be
watched with eagerness. II will give
the public sncw thing to talk about and
gszc III, spnerstilious peoplc (and their
namcis lcgianl sol.s-thing 20 bcfrigh-
ts<,cd al, arNl the cI,ildscn an object Of
Juvenile wonder and awe II is evident
That Inc real size u tho comet ismuch
smaller than It appeared yesterday morn
Ing, which was the occasion of It's first
appearance, as she Telegram shows.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-06-29
lgTnE BIGGEST BARGAlNs or
TUX SEASON
MORE aopps Fon THE aosEy THAN
EyEEl
i'hg wbole stock : LlR d
must te sOliD- Prices Ae,iaced
from ~ to 40 rer cent.--Ala.
ny Articles sold far below
: COST in order TO-
MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP. g."


Carpets ofsuperior quality at extremity low
prices. WGofer great independents. NJ as
mol to carry any Of this Stock oyer.
English Creionels for curtains, furniture
covering, d c., at 25c. per yard worth 35c.
Black Satin DE Lyon ut u - per yard worth
SlI5, al 81 80 worth q. ut : worth f2.ia:
Copred Satin DE vu, Bruratles, Sutin aud
Pekin stripes, very cheap;
Plaid Dress Goods az :2Ac. per yard wsrth
~: Z
TNo.ByttQn Opera Hid Gloves at De-:
Three Button Opera Rid Gloves nc de-;
One.Buiion Black Seamless Kid Gloyrs--sl.
ses 90, %. andP' tue best gloves made
ut 25c. apair: II
Fosters Celebrated Kid Gloves, with patent
lace fastcnhss. We Show the largest stock
oftle;e 81 YES IN this city. ae
A large assortment Of Hosiery formcn, wo-
men, aud children; ~ 49,
GI ss, of Of c .i description for mea wO-
Hnekahack Towels from Co.. to % per doz :
Ladies Underwear Ofour own manufacture
The hest goods (aS ,tsF noney III the city.
Onr own manufactures should be encuur-
aged, especially In this Instance, where
better goods GAN bc had for the money
than those manufactured north. ". Ff
Lap-Blankrts REDUCED from ESQ to $l55,
from $500 |" Y %. 'rom 3 70 s3.h0 from
He'd, Crib, and Cradle. blankets in ali
qualities, at The lowrst prices;
Clnaks, listers and Dolm lns-utlr ext eme-
~ low prices have reduced nur stock 10 q
very lew oil these garments; " hat We have
left will be sold worry cheap;
| Fancy Ribbons rcdn ed from rs to I5c, from
81 to De, lropi 90 10 DOC, from q to 4uc
Ter yard;
| A large stock ofsILKG, Giughams, Serr,
Alpaca and ambrlc Umbrellas, direct fio,,
| the nlanufact urers: nh sold Ut bottom
prices l.accs and Emhr0itleries in great yafit,
Marsellles Quilts nj 81 80 wortli' ~ So, IL 81.
90 worth S5I at s0worth -, 1t &c 90 wort
Elegan. Damask Towels nj 30 per dozen
would he cheap at Sl2:
namask Towels from ~ 20 to as per tlozel
Napkins from 3.c, to 80 per dozen;
! Tides from &c, to 81 each:
LACE Bed spreads, with Pillsw Shans b
MATCH, from y 80 to 81 80 a set;
Lace Curtains from y 20 s2i set for iw,
window Shades in great variety very cheaT
Rugs. Mats. Ilassocks and GriIma CIuths;
MarssiI!e: fdl;et Msls at "a fora sstol.iS
per aud Cards IN boxes. with Enyelopcs
10 match. FROM Is 10 zoe. box:
excellent. Note Paper ut 81 per ream; goo
envelopes at Dc, package, or 4oc, for
box Of ten packs:
Combs and Brushes of every description;
hanIkergliefs, scaris, Ties, Bows, Collar
LEVY BROTHERS.
1917 aud 1919 Main Street,
| RICHMOND. n.
| Feb. 3.
| #fa
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-06-29

The Supposed Perpetraters of the Al
exa,lder xurAer liz JasI-treas Excite,


On last sunday srornings about ore
mils from Ashcville. Two men. named
respectful, Paine and Poole were arrc.-
It'd Up n adviccs from TaylorsviIlc that
they were the perpetrators Of the recent
bruta.. murder in Alexander The exact
natuieof the evideIec we hayeso iar
been unable 10 obtain hutlt seems that
a shortii before Miss Thompson was.
murdered, Pas !, i 4 reckless cllary
acaas, made irSxfits saaqt so,d M
Thompsou's money and wi ere hskeptit
concealed. On the day of the murder
he told: persons whom he met t h at
he was on his way to Catawba Fac
factory; hut he failed to put IN his ap'
pearance at that place. On the night
after the murder was done we under
stand that be spent the night AZ the
house fan old woman, who saw him
place large bag of silver under hls pill
low before retiring, and upon saeing that
he was observed he told her that he had
robhcd a horse .drover and the money
was his booty. Thursday evening", with
certain disreputabIe assoc iates Among
whom was Poole, be appeared in Hickory,
and the party conducted themselves in So
suspicious manner that many Of the
merchants, fearing that their stores
would he robhed, had them guarded
during the entire night, On Friday
Paine and Poole took the train for Ashc-
vile. whittier they were followed on Sun
days trail oy MIR. J. s, Tomlinson, Of
Hickory. with warrant for their arress.
v henarrested they became greatly tx-
cited and alarmed, and ACTED in such a
manner as greatly to strengthen the al
ready powful evidence of their guilt.
Great excitement prevailed in Hickory
whea the prisoners W ere brought to thai
place, and bad the evidence against thu
two men been such as to have left rs
doubt Of their guilt they would have beer
lynchsd. They are now in Taylorsvill,
Jail awaiting further developments
Another arrest has been made. but We
have not learned the name OF the party -
/ Lsnoir Topic. '@ 49, II IT
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-06-29

Now seen In the evening la the North.
western sky, has nosetiing, Lut Is seen
throughout the night rs II rrv.lses
round the north pile. II sremA 70
gpin In brightness during the night,
tho traiu becoming hunger and mare
clearly defined. Il isa puzzle 10 rs
trmaMprS. ~ gaming been ',ilan mum.
eel anl being considered di~iingl frpm
any previous visitor af the kind. It's
mi the D1nitl Comet of 1875, nor yet
The remark able one ~ 1913. liz siay
may he us brief ~ lis appearance was
sudden. Astronomers have not Yet ~.
crrtainsd whether u II approaching o.
recedlng. All vim are iilgcrrsipl In
such things must not lose l,rrsen. ol.
portunity.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-06-29

Mr. James snnlhgate, will take
pleasure In furnishing travellers with
accident tickets These are good
things % haye--and cost very little.
III this connection we would state, that
Mr.. So,ltligate has proven himself 10
be one Of tile besl Insurance. alen inlhe
Slate, and every one who see III 70
trust him with anything III his line
may rest assured u its being d,ue
right.
Weare glad 70 SEQ fioin the Binghim
School Catalogue that l72nd aud l73rd
sessions have been the most prosperous
~ The history Of the school. This N.
" enterprise surpassrs any other school
In ube United states III area Of pairo.
mage. As Noiih Caroliuians we should
be proud Of this fact that 10 Stalesof
the Uniuli and thee foreign countries
are represented and that l07 pupils
from outside Of tile State are attracted
tiaN. Z. scllu,i.
Lumi,efton RoBsRsoNrAS The sheriff
OF RohesoI county received last week a
telegram from the authorities Of MARI
borq county, s. Csconveying The grlti.
ting intelligence that Tom Leach, who
killed young Cole in this county about a
gear ago, while acting in the capacity Of
. peace officer, was under arrest, and
would be confined In jailto await the
requisitioa OF GOV. Jarvis for his body to
be removed to this State.
The trial OF Parkerfof the murder Of
Gen. Grimes came otfat Williamson last
week. The jury after beng out a few
minutes brought in verdict Of mot
guilty." The Greenyillc Express says
the case was as strong against Parker as
human testimony and circumstance,
could make il, and in the face Of over,
whelming facts and Parker's own con
fossion the Jury promptly turned him
loose upon a long suffering and outraged
public.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-06-29
Ml-.e. sa.h ard Ms Kplloel.'. srhoql.

Misses Nash and Hiss kviiocIs's school.
See "a 81 the Ash session 81 this school
which opens on lhe 29k'ol July. We
viii always urge this rchool upon The At.
trntion Of parents q guardians. q our high
opiniap Of is merits continually grows.
We cannot soy TOO mpch Of !, or for Il,
for ap eonssienliuusly believe that no dis
appointment will fall,w representation,
that nigh, b. thought somewhat exccs'
siye.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-06-29
ual,ersIiy I,sIi ,,oaa,

Mr. John A. Holt IL charge Of The
work. got Oft The trait on Monday aiters
noun nj University Station 10 put his
force Immediately IL motlun. Several
ear loads of rails have already bcei de-
IiyereJ. aud 10 = ley weeks nore We
hope to iako Chapel Hill by lie hand.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-06-29

TIC. OAKLY one u Uur energetic con.
tractors Is always ready TO erect buildings
on short notice. Oakly isa good work.
man and guarantees satisfaction. 0akly
will also furnish those wishing to build
with such laths aud shingles on short
notice.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-06-29
Chapel Hill has 1si students.


wilmington has population Of II, 500.
Mis. Maggie Fuller Is quite sick with
fever.
Miss L, W. Rhelpsnf Cleveland Ohio
Il visiting her sister Mrs Col. Webb
Mr.. J. s. Lockhart and wife. and
Mrs. Col. Blackwell are al Morchead
City.
Misses Mav Tomlinson and Miss sut-
ton are visiting tho family Of Prof. $. F.
Tomllnson.
Work has commenced along the line
Of Che North Carolina Midland Railroad
Of several points.
- 3
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-06-29

AIlss Annie wamplcr l. closing out
her stock % Millinery u ea-l A good
opportunity for THOSE wishing goods IN
hef llne.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-06-29

Sec announcement u Frank liz N. Carl
ton. candidate Tor y isisler VI DysIs VI
Durham county.
National Republican., 1881-09-06
olulalion Of The National Capital. 10000.
The President.

If circumstances not foreseen at this
present writing do not occur TO change
the plan, our President will, when this
meets the readers eye, be rapidly moving
away from the Capital to WOO the life-giv-
ing air Of the ocean coast. His mind is
eased by realization of his great desire.
alt is chance he said, "and l think l
am entitled to that chance" Itwould have
been perilous to resist longing so persist
ent, for it would have strained his mental
activity to the utmost in prolonged
effort TO enforce his wish. The heart.
felt desires of all the world willgo out to-
day for the safety ofthe President and fora
beneficial result to the journey that could
no longer be delayed. The patients con-
dition was so manifestly affected by the
excitement attendant upon the approach
ing removal, as well as by his fear that
after all he might not go, that it is rea-
sonable to hope for better state of pulse
and temperature when he arrives at
Long Branch.