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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14
(NlTATION

The State Oi TrNns- 20 the sheriff or
any constable oi Mclrnnun county
Greeting
\ on are hereby commanded that Won
summon by making pubica'ion ol thl.
citation In somr newspaper lub'isn,d lu
the county NJ Mrl,nnin Tor four llccc.-
-iyc wir Is previous to return tluy hrrcut
\. Allru, Ia he aud appear before the hon.
ornblc district court Of Mrlnuuln rrunfy.
IcXas, NJ the courthouse thereof, IT, he
city Oi Waco, On the first Munlny in NJ
vrmber A. H., 1882, then and here to nn-
swer the petition ul the La Belle wagon
works, painllil, filed m said cont on the
10th day OF September, a. II. 1852. against
\. Alice, defendant, Tor suit numbered
$3.50; tue nature Of which demand j. as
iIllows, tO-vit; an action tor the e, lice
tina ol "A draft for 81 i3l 50, drawn ON said
defendant 10y plaintiff for goods, wnlrs,
,tc purchased OF plnntill by said dcirtd
an, said d, d,ieudant having accepted sad
| drails. rlnintill pruvs Judgment Tor
| hi4 ,aid debt, costs cir
Herein fail not. but ol tliS Ylit, and how
yo hHv" executed the same, make due
r,turn IA the Mw directs.
issued under my han I. and the seal ot
the district court OF Mcl Lehman county.
irXas, nt office in Waco. this the 3Oth day
Of september, lNS4.
Aust: Il f. BFAsteY
lUjdiw Clk. II. C.. Mel. Co, Tx.
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Voting for sevcnty.Gye Cover
nnrH.

FROM the Portsmouth ~. ~ II raid
Mark Bennett OF kittery, Me- voted
for Governor on the lth inst.tor the sew.
onty fifth time, yer having missed
casting his ballot Tor candidate FOR
that Office since his first vote. Sixty two
Of the votes were Tor Governor " Maine,
the first thir cen Ii uug b cn thrown
FOR Governor Of Massachusetts, " hat TX
now Maine having been separn cd from
that tate at the time. MIR Bennett ccl-
ubrutod bis !,sth birthdny on the 2Sth uf
August, ana Is remarkably hnlo iur "a
man Of his years; he spent the 7th inst.
at York Beach with his dHugh en- aud
evidently ENJOY, d the day as much Us
any ~ the young people. One day "a
week ar 40 ago, Mr.. Benjamin Garter ~
ll.i- city, who ia himself ~ years Did,
called NJ Mr. Bcunrtt's house IN hlttrry
10 soa relative who hu prnrG to Ice
thcro that day aud while they Wor" COM
vcrsng Mr. Bcunct looked into the
room aud inquired II the lady wanted
him 10 chop any more wood She 40
formed him thut what he had chopped
{ hat morning WIN amply ruili' irnf t't
[ he Ihy a uHe.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

Seeing the need ~ mYre laborers in
the democratic vineyard. Rutabaga John
son, of Collin county, will take the field
next week and make several stump
speerhes, Rutabaga johnson was a
member Of tho constitutional convection
III 1916, and boasts that hc il tho
daddy" Of the present constitution. II
Rutabaga c mid havo died aud taken
new and happier growth in heaven be-
fore foisting his organic law progeny
upon Texas, the state would not have
been any the loser.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14
A CAMPAIGN sPoOK.

Some OF the papers are calling the
Houston Post hard names because OF it's
diligence in disseminating tho now celc-
brsted Coke Ireland 1utervi w" This
is not, as the title may lead some people
10 infer, an interview between Messrs.
Coke aud Ireland. but talk lad with
Mr.. Coke by Representative OF tho
EIAsfsEH, mud frat published III this
paper in 1877. The Post has twice re-
printed It in ~ daily ediliona, aud has
also rint, it in slips or circular form,
thousands OF which have been mailed
broadcns, through the state. sent TO
every postofiioe While the ExAhrsHR
do not care anything about the muttor.
docming II rather stale and hHv.ng no
connection, pr porly speaking, with the
issues now n'lug, We do not know
that tho z .st i 80 much to blame.
Every thing Is fai. in love and war, aud
the contc-t " politics il bitter ono.
The Post doea not luck precedent. Some
~ tho departmental officers at hustin
headed by Adjutnnt General King, not
long ago prepared Il pamphlet signed
"Dem lcrat, which wns u vigorous cam
-..... .l,...,.....,i.,.,.t..
I,ny L,1 ,iis ,r,,,,,J IN ,ba =, ;.
printing Office Mt Austin aud circulated
1t throughout the state. What il more,
,,..,t,I,, ,.,.,,,.,I,,t tI,, r,blic e,i.,ns.
,,,t,l. .,n,o fr,c,i,nt,,, ,b, atato rriptlry
hnarI h,nugl,t tl,, foctt., liyht aud t,uh-
III, opinion forcod tb. gentleman who
not mn ,I'1 pampIi.t 10 naaume nnkolhc I
and the e1pons Sncu |
tncidsnta occur in all u.orons political /
co ,tents. The "Dcmoorat y implicit
did not materially affect puhho senti. |
ment, nor will the Posts republication
OF the mHttur first ref rred 10 give tho
state 10 Wash. Jones. Judge Ireland, NJ
the nominee ~ tho Teras democracy,
principles and intaresta that
nro pn pourl, allied with the " olfars and
good guyerument Of tho state, IN to |
stimulate md npu,A to the eouseryn
tive ingtinct, and asulrations OF all who
yalu. tina r,,tinunn,e ot IA safe. eonpum.
,rnl administration of publio afrairs
Democratic rule hns not been perfect.
Nobody claim. perfection for il. gaye a
few hot.h,adod ,nthusln,t. OF tbs patty.
wboue intlu,pr, i, merely nominal Bnt
even with ,l- unpcrt.ciious IT !. Par prof.
,rabl, To tho rule TINT pr.ceded it. il ia
far preferable to that which il threaten
edby il. oppouen,glu tl,is contest rhcr,
ia nm old adrvo ,bnut "lettinv r.ll
epouuh ,lor," l.., wa ru.h into cv,.s
that are wors, tI,,n thns. wo ,nv am.
dure I'll, ,c,rI, will do w,li to hs,r
,his b,u,l, lint truo ;lIu.,r.i,,u il,
mind D.mooro,,c r,,I, ..y what man
r,. y,II.,,,, ,o o,r, .,J o,,,,,u,io.I o,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

The London Telegraph ia manic.
stricken at the prospect Of u democratio
triumph IN the United States, alleging
that the party embraces the Dyuamitors
aud FenianS, broods of nssassins from
Russia, and the gangs of Socialists and
Communists from Germany and France,
all OF whom 1t will have to humur il il ia
to win the day" We presume il is now
toss-up whether Admiral Seymour
shall be ordered to lombard New York
or a hose company shall he instructed
toplay cooling stream on the fevored
brow OF the editor OF the Telegraph.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14
sOuECssINs CNOIEI.


The lovers uf fine articles ~ food
will find at Bart Muorcs thr choicest
lot oi lelcacioH ju-t IN, fresh from the
east All sorts Of finest Batnylu canned
goods, u cluding preserved aWhcrrlos.
putted cherries, etc, Thunder aud
lightning pickles, the latest ugouy ont.
imported marmalade, nuchovice, bruilrd
mHckorel, dried beef, canned asparagus,
fancy pickles. ncy crnckor4 and u hun
drei other drllcacirs, finest of the fine,
Just in aud making customers mouths
wntor. Give him cnl g. lUlllw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

raiaers OF checks aud coun-
terfoiters known in America
or Europe. When he dis.
mounted at prominent hotel he did
not regi.tor as Canter or Ripley, but
under the name Of well known South
Carolina family, which il his by birth.
right. Some say hc has $1,000, and
some say he has more with which to
sustain his new alton aH private 20 l.
tlemnn. He il vel educated, writes aud
speaks several languages, and has trav.
el"d great deal and mingled in good
society.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14
4 tlI TlDN.

The STATE OF TcNns-ro the sh,ril or
ANY constable ot McLcnuln county -
Greeting;
luum hereby commanded thai you
summon 10y making publiairn ui th,
CITATION in me newspaper publi'hrd 30
the county Ot Mel. .cunau Tor tour ,ucrp--
,ivc week. pre-, iou- To the return dlN
hereof Melissa +. lla,m man Ia hr and an
pear before the honorable district court Of
McL"unan COMFY, ltNrs, NJ the cuu,f
house thereof In the ritv ot Waco. ON
tn" first Monday In November 4. H..
lNN2. then and thrr, To answer tie net.
tlon at Samuel II. llnymnn. plaintiff. hlod
IN said court on the lg,h day OF Scptrm.
h'r. \. -, lSS2, against tn, said Mr'i..
H.. lIaNmAn, dcicrdlnt, iursut uumhci,d
5!2i, the nature ut which demand l- as
follows to VII. An action Tor divorce,
plnlni'n alleging that ,uid drlcnltul gee
lu'cd IT, accompany him from the sul. of
Missouri to Texas, and siill refuses tu inin
hlm IN lii new home in TcAH- and ua,
abandoned his hrd and boarl. pDninun
pay tor Judgment di,solving the bonds
"i mairimuny cNi tin b,tNc,n him and
Sild defendant etc. Herein mi not. but
oi tlii, wit, aud how yuu have rNr.u.ni
IN" same, make due return as the law al
reefs.
Issued under NY hand, anI the -cu %.
the district court ot McIcnnau count
Texas, AT my oilcr In Waco, this the lglh
day h september, lSS2
Attest; Z Y BE,.tFy
Clerk District Court, McLcnnan County,
Texas. Oallrn4f
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

Mr. Halstead, of the Cincinnati Com.
mercial' who has been fighting, tor IA
year the folly OF the leaders OF his party,
explains the republican defeat in Ohio
in a most sensible way. lie attributes
the disaster says IA dispatch, to the inter.
ference OF Gov. Foster and Richard
smith, whereby the German rcpubli-
cans wero alieuated. lie says the Ger.
mans have always been the old guard OF
the republican iarty IN Ohio. No issue
has over been successfully met ia Ohio
without their aid, aud none eyor will be.
Tins whole trouble was Lalched, in his
opinion, BY meddling people,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

me Of the democrats in the tenth
d" net are undoubtedly very 10th To
su 7prt John Huucock. But when
th.j contemplate the alternative, voting
for Davis, they weaken and look more
gruefnl than ever The dose IL too hit
ter, strong aB their'stomarhs are. Davis
Is NO doubt an honest mnn-we uever
heard hun charged w,th stealing any.
thing but h's record as Governor han.
dicsps hhn, Were his aspirations ever 80
laudAhle,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14
GAINING s-EsOt ND
Success OF the Waco Daily Vas
ringc ptenent tr~O'iitiou

lla- an increasing security fund thrt
cOmmonds il ~ public Llyor Ihl- cpm-
pnny is one week old and his ISSUED about
one hundred policies. II l. rapidly gain
ing ground Assessment Will bc levied
only a- needed ip pay ull benefits, APP
plctnts may enter now without pyin Z
any member-hip tie, pays so per day
Assessments In elias u - Co. class \
- ~, annual due, In both CLASSES. No.
part ui which gucs to the security fund,
Address all communications Ia
lOsu i. r.. WALLACE Secretary,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

The News continues to insist TINT II
Judge irclaud's majority is not IN large
aa that OF the other numinoca on the
democratic ticket the drctcaso will be-
IN largo measure attributable to th
misiortunes and mistekes ~ tho Robarts
administration. After the election Ii
over We sh7ll doubtlc-- hear from the
alcalde ns TO how ho rclishcs the role of
a scHpcgout.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

Al the fair la be held at Austin,
among the prizes to be- given is a Rna
gold chhin to the uRliest man aud 33ON
silver mounted saddle to tho man who
will ropo and tio steer down the
unlckent
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

The national debt can hardly be call
cd n national burden The present In
tcrest charge upon is 500 por capitp
aud nearly all Of that is paid by "A revo,
system which imposes no burden what.
ever upon Nle people.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

On dit that Sn Artoulo wool mon
have rniued a fund Of $4,000, which ia to
be used IN dcfcntn. iluucock. Do the
sheep mon propose tu buy yotcs out
right ? This sayur4 something of Jay.
hubbulls methods.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

the twelve huudrcd miles Of railroad
bnilt III the United States during tho
month Of September ls one Of the mar
velous achievements OF this ontorpririue
age. What country and what IA peoplel
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

II yuu want "a job Of brick work either
new, or to bc repaired, that is daisy"
write Your name and number on q. W.
llewetts slate at Lem Chambers. Is
Austin street, AMI he will call to see you.
Skilled IN CRATE setting and Quitting
down cement hearths.-ln5lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14
Notice

The public is hereby not ti,.l tb,t ~.
are authorized by the late tirroof I,nnc,s ,, we
4 Wilcox, OF the Star Iron Wgrk : go
iect all debts due them, and ali n,rs,,'.
Indebted to them are Therefore untiii'.i
To come forward aud settle withnni Jn'
lOGdlwSWlt ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

Hon John llnoc,ck 10 qnoted as say
ing that ho cHn rtand the racket of the
wool-RrOWers. He thinks he will carry
the tenth district 10y a large majority.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

Wholcsal" groccrs 42l and I23 North
main and 2O2, 2O4, 2OG and POS Vine streets
II. Louis, Mo, Issue u weekly price book
which they will furnish 10 merchants or
parties intending to commence business
tree OF charge on application. 02-97dwly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

The brief in Ben Thompson's case is
nov in the hnuds Of tho appellate
judges, and Ben thinks ho will bo on, ON
bail next week
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: NWTITTIANsWN,
2y4 Austin 81
93OIlm

lts time to take oil your low shoes Il,
Is getting too cool to wear them NOW
with any comfort, SO gentlemen # ,n,
wish to save doctors bill, 20 Ia sS,,i,.r
Bros aud get aPair Of the celebrated T.
boydon 4 Co : high shoes; evrIs pair
warranted -9l0tc 'H"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

The mex President may be chosen BY
the house of representatives. In that
ense over, demncratic yoto is impnrtnnt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

Came To hand on the Both day ol Srptcm-
Der, A -. lSSl, and executed ON the same
"ny, ordering the sumc published IN lnu
wac" Examiner four weeks prior To re-
turn day,
NNN lIAIL.
Sheriff Mclrnnau county.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

Three or tour running and irotting
races daily.
International railroad special premium,
SJnO.
Inter state military drill-about n 900
In premiums.
Frcmcu'> competitive drll.
Young ladies broom driu.
Exhibition toy wuman's exchange of
rcNus.
Grand shooting tuurnumcnt
Ladies ,qurSiticunc rce-mile hests
Cow hoy and Unuchmrn', tsurnament-
silver mounted ,ndilr, hddIc, martiny,Irs
AMI spurs Tor topping and hrowing a
Mid steer in the quickest lime.
Additional special Inducements will
amply repay visitors.
lailruad companies will sell excursion
tickets Ia the tair, and rrturn lre, animals
and articles cNbib Oh.
For further particulars rriercn,e is made
10 the premium list, which can he baJ an
application 10 the secretary at AIrtin
Texas. GEO " SANpSnN'
+. G. BARTHOLOMEW. President
SO5iloeIJ Secrrfarv ''''
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Ache they would ~ almost priceless tn thnac who
arUrr from this -iIv--tup complaint. hut i.rft-
nlirly their gnolu,sg dors uut end here. tO..
vNl once try Thorn will end thr-e tttio Mills ,tr-
thla Va 81 many Ways that they will mot b. 4, inur
To do without rlen. Bu. aiier all rick head
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11
Personals.

Mr.. G. T. Ruby, editor of the New
Orleans Republic, died on the 31st
ult., of congestion of the brain.
There seems to be colored man
in the Columbian law school at
Washington city. A majority Of
the boys think him their peer and
are satisfied to remain with him.
Mr.. E. B. Craig, the valedictorian
of the last graduating of Biddle is
now employed in that institution as
one of the teachers.
Rev. J. G. Price, of Salisbury,
paid us flying visit last Friday.
Our people want to hear him preach
again.
Mr.. Jones Mcclellan, a young man
from Fayetteville, passed through
our city last Thursday on his way to
Tuscaloosa, Ala, to enter the Tus
caloosa Institute. This institution
is supported by the Presbyterian
church south.
Rev. Mr.. Glass and James Ander-
son have gone to the A. M. E. Con-
ference at Newborn.
Bishop Hood is expected to preach
at Zion church tomorrow.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11
ZION WESLEY INSTITUTE.

Last Monday morning, after
spending Sunday night in Concord,
we went over to Salisbury express,
/ ly to'see the correctional institu-
tion of Zion Methodist church.
| We arrived at the old town very
early in the morning and proceeded
to the residence of our old friend
VIM. Henderson. He rose o little
earlier than usual that morning,
and as he is leading politician in
Rowan county, we were soon alb
sorbed in the discussion of politics.
Mr.. Henderson married one of our
best young ladies of Fayetteville,
and his mother-in-law, Mrs. Carter,
whom we have known from our
childhood prepared breakfast for us.
After spending a few hours very
pleasantly with them we visited
ZION WESLEY INSTITUTE,
where we found that talented and
affable young divine, Rev. J. C..
Price, who is always ready and on
hand. He showed us around the
grounds and through the buildings.
They have about forty acres ofland
and one very nice two story build
ing in which are lodging rooms and
recitation rooms. 1t is the purpose
to put up a temporary building at
once, and in few. months COM
mence the erection of ten thous-
and dollar building. The plan was
explained and is very convenient
and spacious.
The grounds and all are paid for,
nice desks are ordered, they have a
nice organ and piano, and in short
have made an excellent start. There
were about thirty scholars in, and
from the applications to the princi-
pal, nearly one hundred are expect
ed during the winter. Prof. E.
Moore is the principal teacher at
present.
Now We would virgo the members
of Zion connection to send in their
boys and girls, we would say to
young men and ladies, patronize
this your own institution. Mr..
Price and Mr. Moore are both grad.
yates from one of the best Colleges
OF the country and Sak among the
brightest scholars of our day. The
sohool has fine and healthy loca-
ton. Let the ministers and all
leading men do their duty, and
without detracting from any other
institution, Zion Wesley may be fill
ed at once, EhaTe is no work allot-
I'D fOr the students and the expen.
ses are small.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11
HOW MECKLENBURG WENT.

Official Vote for the Various Candi-
dates.
The board of canvassers counted
over the returns from the various town
shils of the county on the 9th. conclud
ing their labors shortly before sun.
down. The following is the official
county vote for the various candidates
For Congressional, a.2s4; John.
ston, 200. Dowd's majority 4sS.
Congressman-at-large- Bennett, 1927
Dockery, 2,795. Benefits majority 5S2
Associate Justice Supreme Court
Ruffin, 1912; Folk, 2,975. Ruffln's ma.
jority SS7.
Superior Court Judges-Fisrt district
Shepherd, 1910; Pool, 2972. Shepherds
majority BAT.
Second District-Philips. 1910; Moore,
1912. Philips majority 34i.
Third Qistrict-Mckoy. 9,9l5; d rby,
2.0f4. McKoy's majority 34l.
Fourth Distrie'-Mc Rep, 1919; Guth-
lie, 1900. Mclea's majority $50.
Fifth District--Gilmer, 1919; Ed
wards 1910. GilmCr's majority, $40.
Sixth Distric.-Shipp, S,S45; Church
ill, 2,047. Ships majority 39S,
Observation-Disclosures, 8.sOy; Carson,
2,1laI 0sborne's majority TAI.
Senate. S. b. Alexander, 9,270; w. r.
Myers, 2OSi. Alexanders majority
S42.
HOUSE,. S. Myers. d., 1911; T. T.
Sandifer, d., 1915; W. II. Bailey, d.,
$3.50; Pope, r., 1902; Hunter, r, Q,aO2,
and Morton, r., 9,ss4.
Sheriff-M. E. Alexander. 3.42S; R. R.
Ray, 1851. Alexander's majority 567.
Clerk-John r. Erwin, 1854; G. T.
Walker. 1850, Erwin's majority 495.
Register of Qeeds-Wm. Maxwell,
3.5l7; j. J. Sims, 2,os7. Maxwell's ma
jOrity $50.
Treas urer-M cClintock, S.04O; Belk,
3,196. Belk's majority 1865.
Coroner-Smith, d., 29SS; Kirkpat-
rick, r., 1901; Mcclure, ind, 105; W. N.
Alexander, ind, 357.
surveyor-Qrr, d., a4ll; Flow, +,
a,762i Biggers, ind, 4.
The following is the vote for consta.
BILE in Charlotte township:
Ward l-0rr, 24O; C. F. Alexander,
254; George. 1877; M. M. Wolfe. III; s.
J. Cald well, 1856; ]. S. Means, s.; Har.
key, 10.
Ward 2-Caldwe !, 240; Harkey. 2O2;
Orr, 80; George, 81; Wolfe, So; Alex.
ander. 40; Means, %; w. S. Bryant, s.
Ward s-caldwell, 1928; George, 2l1
Wolfe, 81; Orr, 1880; Means, 149.
Ward 4-Wolfe, ~; Harkey, 80; Orr,
1866; George, 1870; Means. 1875; Cald well,
1872; Alexander. "a; j. w. Roark. q; W.
S. Bryant, la
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11
THE JUDICIARY.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED sTATEs
Morrison R. Waite, of Ohio, Chief
Justice,
Samuel F. Miller, of Iowa,
John NJ. Harlan of Kentucky,
Stephen J. Field of California,
VIM. B. Woods of Georgia,
Joseph P. Bradley, of New Jersey.
Stanley Matthews, of Ohio,
Horace Gray, of Massachusetts,,
Samuel Blatchford, of New York,
Associate Justices.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11
MARRIED.

At the Zion Church on Tuesday
last, the Rev. Tyler officiating, Miss
Emma Alexander of the city, to Mr..
Cato Thomas, of Columbia. The
wedding was one of the most brill
liant affairs of the season and much
regret is expressed by the young
men as to a stranger carrying of
the palm. Wonder why so many
of our young ladies marry off from
heme2 Speak young men.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11
Lodge Directory.

Coed Samaritans, working under
Grand Lodge No. 2.
Reliance. No. 1Omeets every Tuesday
night. in Holden's Hall, on corner OF
TRADE, and College Streets Richard
Bethel, Secretary
McPeeler, No. II, meets every Mon.
day night. in lI0lden's Hall-Lizzie
Mems Secretary.
G'lgothA, M. 25 meets every Thurs.
day night. in IIrlden's Hal,-Wm, Eos.
ter. Secretary.
Siiy,r Till, N. 49, meets every Fri.
day night. in Elolden's Hail. John Spen.
ctr, Secrctay.
Eh'n+z r. No. l03. meets every " ed
nfsfty nj ut. In IIpiaen's Hall, Hen
~ lllss, Secretary.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11
NEIeHBoRINe CONFERENCES.

The North Carolina conference
Of the A. NJ. j. Church meets in
kewbcpRe, on next Wednesday.
Bishop Payne or pickerson will
preside.
The South Carolina Oonfbren co
of the A. NJ. e. Zion Church will
aonvene in Yorkville on next We'd
nesday. Bishop T. II. Lomax will
preside.
The Eastern North Carolina Con.
ference of the A. NJ. E. Zion Church
will convene in Wilmington on the
first Wednesday in December.
Bishop Jones will preside.
The Virginia Conference of the
a. NJ. f. Zion Church will convene
in Edenton, N. c., next "Wednesday,
Bishop MeoFc will preside.
fhe Western North Carolina Con.
ference of the A. NJ. e. Zipn Church
will convene in StatcsvilIe, N. c., on
the 22nd inst. Bishop Hood will
preside.