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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-16

The opposition OF the tican TO Hr. Parnel and
his political purposes Is no longer a debatable
question. Ii Is plIinly and positively expressed
In The circular OF the Pope TO The Irish bishops.
fOt Only are the clergy aimOni she'd against
sharing In the proposed testimonial to Mr.
Parnell, but the latter is intiT city arraignad
Tor not having openly cenaured criminal
acts In Ireland A. a result of this
circular It Is Unlimited that Sariinll McCabe
VIII visit the Pope, AMI confer with him III on
irl9h matters. The OD1"ct OF this visit Is not
Stated. except in general WY. but il Is r.lsOn-
able 10 conjecture that the cAfaf purDOs, would
b. to enghten the Pope as to The true cond ton OF
affairs In Ireland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-16

BEAUTY for Roua h, Chapped and Greasy Skin.
Ilack Heads. Pilnples Skin Bemshes aud Infar tile
HUm1Fs. use CUIlCUEA SOAP myl5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-16

The laying Of the T rail upon our tramways Is
defended on the ground that the II rail in use
here Is difficult 10 k"cp IN place, end that do
rail- Is not up 10 the mark AMI Il TO be superseded
why not adopt the European fit rail, which Is
laid level with the street, and which has narrow
groove 20 hold the car wheel upon the track by
thin nange. and viii. OF Is no obstacle whatever
10 the movement OF carriages in any direction
upon the street? The T rail IS so thoroughly OBJ
1ectondble, especially upon the smooth streets of
Washington, which wOult otheyw!sr rank as the
finest driving streets In the world that the Com
mis-ionerS should in al possible ways dlscounte-
nance its adoption here. They Should forbid any
extension OF It's Use her. or is beng relaid when
The tracks where it IS now ~ Use are renewed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-16

There IS In session III Pit bur1 a convention Of
coal miners. comprising delegates from the four
states or OHIO, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and
Illinois This Is the inaugural step in the direction
Of an organized combination Of the coal miners of
the whole country for the protection OF their inter-
eStS- such an extensive organization as that pro-
posed must, III successful, exercise powerful In
nuence In all that relates TO the wage question Of
The miners IL Is said by the miners themselves
that thtir weakness in maintaining strikes has
o9en wholly from Lick OF organlzltl The
strlkerS In any on section or state might remain
bTm, but miners from other states or sections
would be brought in to take their places and thus
The whole object or their movement defeated. The
pan now Is to effect an Organ,Z itton OF all the
miners OF the four states represented and to event
ually extend the combination so as 10 inciuie all
the states producing coal, SO that there shall be
unity OF interest and harmony OF action here
after This cow ntion points 10 that combination
Of workingmen which I, almost certain to follow
the consolidation OF capital that is going on
Among all the newspapers IN the United
slates, few or none stand firmer on the solid
ground OF business Integrity and success thin tn,
Boston Herald IL Is understood that all lust
oils against it ere pail on presentation, an that
al Its employees are promptly AMI uDsr,lly COM
pensatel for their 'rvIc, In short the Herald
has the reputation OF being On OF the nor very
large number OF journ Is In the country that does
not try to make its living by getting something
Tor nothing. When ther fore. that paper contains
% 1t frequently does. under tn heal OF special
dispatches from Washington, from one to three
columns OF Original lnttter eSpecii ally prepared
for AMI printed IN The STAR. at considerable out
lay OF time. care AMI money. all without a word
TO indicate the source whence II was taken the con-
clusion is inevitable that the stealing Is DO n by
THE He''alTS representative IN this city, ana not
AZ IN home Office We d0ubt, inirei. whether
the proprietor5 OF th't paper are aware of the
Shabby practices OF their Wasti!n rtOn corrrsoon-
dent. All we do not believe thy would tolerate
IT were they c0yniZ mt OF IT. Their high standing
forbds the thought that they would b. willing to
appropriate or cons mt to the use Of sp cial mat
Ter from other 1Ourn Il, without proper credit any
more than they wOu! Il take paper from its man.
ulacturer or services from their employees without
paying therefor
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The veterans whose courage and loyalty Shed
everlasting glory upon the Army Or the Potomac,
and made It's fame endu-i%s. as the country
they did so much TO save, have met tog ether,
under the shadow Of the Capital to celebrate In
peace the victories they won in war. 1t Is not
necessary 10 say that the We; erlns arc welcomed
tothe Nations Capital most cordially, by all classes
OF rs citizens Residents OF Washington who
fought against the Army or trs' Potomac have
been as active in forwarding preparations for the
reunion and as liberal In subscribing to the fund
neeied as others Here It the C,pital within less
than twenty years after the cessation OF hosti-
atieS, tie veterans may sea how thoroughly and
completely the country Is reunited II a yestige
OF the fierce hatred engenGered by the civil strife
remains 1t does not exhibit itseIf here
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WANTED-HOUSES

WANTED - To PURCHASE NICE brick
w House, between Pennsylvania avenue and o street
northwest price So 600 to o. part or all cash All
small House, for which wiilexchange telephone Stock
as cash payment and pay balance monthly. Address
bo4 1zo' star ONCE myl6 2ts
WANTED-TO PUROHASE-A HOUSE OF FIVE
~ 70 even rooms. Addresa stating price street
aliu hunlDer, DID, Star Office. my15-3t.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TRUNKS! TRJNKsl TRUNKS
We are now prepared to show of the largest and
best assorted stocks Of 5for Ladies and Gentle
men at very low prices.
Large size PACKING TRUNKS. good and strong.
S1.25.
Largest size. only S1.75
Large size. with Trays, only $3.50.
Very large size, only 81.
Strong Zinc covered TRUNKS. at s2.75.
TRUNKS up to SIS. guaranteed cheap.
We have elegant assortment Of TRAVELLING
SATCHELS for Ladies and Gentlemen ct Bottom
Prices.
Linen-covered sATCHELs from rs cents up.
Leather-covered SATCHELS at Is cents :: yerv
large Ones 81. %. $l.35
ALI Leather SATCHEIs at Bottom Figures
For and people from Is ea6te Rs
MEXICAN HAMMOCKS. uAMMOCKS with Poua
and Stretchers.
Ropes. Hooks. stretchers and Pillows sold separate
PARASOLsl SUN UMBRELLAS!
COACHING PARAsOLs from 81. so up.
Gents SILK UMBRELLAS. $1.9O.
RUSH BAGS. large sizes, only cents
Shopping and Lunch BASKETS.
CKOQUEr SETS at all prices, at
BAUM'S,
myl4 416 7rH STREET.
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ITCHING HUMoR

ITCFING HUMoR
COVERING THE BODY. SKIN COPPER OoLORED
-INTOLERABLE ITCHING AND TER
RIBLE HUMOR CURED.
have been afflicted with troublesome skin disease
co<@Ung almost completely the UPPER part OF my body
causing ny skln to assume copper colored hue IT
con be ruDa OF Ike dandrnff, and at times causing
intnlerable itching anu che post intense suffering.
Tsmedi = but experienced ef until proc1.d the
CUTICURA kEM kDIEs. which. although used carel. ssy
anu lfreEuar1y, cured me, ALLY that terrible toh-
lng and restoring skin to its natural color. am
Wiling 10 make affidavit to the truth of this statement
MILAN. MICH. 9. G. BUXTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-16

Day GooDs Ar Reduced Pn1cEs
BROCADE SILKS. all Colors 75c,
SUMNER SILKS. at reduced prices.
PRINTED PONGEE. SOC.
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS. warranted all pure linen.
at lSc. 20c. and 25c. Greatest bargains ever offered
PLUMETTs. at PKG, make cool and beautiful
dresses.
FRENCH sATTEENS. the largest stock Of choice pat
terms III the city.
The most useful well the most beaut full article In
COTTON GOODS ever made.
OUR STOCK is UNBROKEN AND OUR STYLES
NOT EQUALLED.
LARGE STOCK OF PARAsOLs.
sATTEEN and MUSLIN ROBES. in great variety.
FULL STOCK OF CHOICE GOODS, suitable for
street and house wear.
ONE PRICE.
". NJ. SHUSTER 4 SONS.
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
N. B.-The best is the cheapest. myl6
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOSY COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.
Healthiest of locations
Ten miles north of the city,
Full view of the Capitol.
twenty FIVE acres.
Abundance of fruit.
Water unsurpassed.
Cottage dwellil W tn porchea.
Nine rooms and two cellars.
Stable for six brutes.
Barrack for six vehicles.
Harness house and corn CRIB,
Fine chicken house and range.
Address SPENCEk n BFNFRNAN
myI6 St. Care WayerIey House, CITY
NOR RENr-ELEVFN ROOM HOUSE AND 40
acres land. near Lanhams station, b. p. rair adj
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-16

= BEAUTIFUL PARLOR ORGAN
Artistic case of ebony and gold with French walnut
Iaies full rich ity of tome warranted in every
respect Wiz be sold for one- half Its original cost
L. q. SMITH
my "-ot 1103 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-16

koR SALt-Rh RE BaRGAIN-EosEwOoD CASE.
seven octave square grand scale Piano for only s1s
cash. including stool nd cover splendid tone; modern
improvements; owner needs cash and must sell AZ onoe
west " - a.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

NANTED-TO PURCHASE. CHEAP FOR CASH
Star office.
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QNDR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH-l4l7 llrH STREET
Il northwest, fret-clsss six room Brick house; gas
and water; horse cars pass the door, DANENHOwf Il
q sun. l226 r street ap30- I'm
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I,'Oh s. LE-GRE Al SACRIElC MAGNIFICENT
y new ho@s~o II case Square Grand Piano highly
nnsned carved leSs and Tyre all the Test improve
inens, very hne tone, for only $lS5 cash stool ana
cover used but four months. Cost s4OO. Owner eav.
ing CITY This very great bargain, and must n
seen 70 he apT reel ted. Apply nj PIANO EXCHA No.
4zs 10Th street northwest. myia"
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Our District soldier boys made a fne appear-
Hnce today
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LNR SALE-AT GREAT SACR1FICE-pARIY
y leaving the cty-fne Orran set of elegant rold
orices Pier Glass with elaborate glded standard
me Paror and b d room Walnut Furniture, etc. AL
iIIo NJ street northwest myl2-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-16

ffOR SALt-BUY HOVE AND PAY NO MORE
Il Rent-tlO0 down and S25 per month will buy good
slx-room House with sooiized LOT in northwest part
city. at S2.23o. r. PHILLIPS 1923 y. ave- apl6- I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-16

Tor RENT-SPRINGDALE BOARDING HOUSE
Rooms turn shed Wi bedsteacis. mattresses. bu-
reaus looking glnsses chairs wa hsands. &c Dining
room IN Finished with tables and chairs the Kitchen
IL an excellent STAR cook stove No. with reservoir
and fixtures complete large house filed with ice.
Garden grounds ample for the establishment. Plenty
OF shade. Nc Immediate possession given. For terms
cal on, or address ). L. NICHOLS, Purcelyile ou-
douA county, Va myil-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-16

SALE SACRIFICE-BE aUTIFUL STOCK
J. Dairy and Grain Farm, 365 acres Il miles from
Mashi gton tsplendtd road. in montgomery county
Md, 2oD In high state of cultivation: dwell ing I'D
rooms'. barn and buildings complete; finely watered.
road: one mile from post Office: school, church A
stores DC. Also stock of implements for running
compete Sold to close estate traded in part for
Washington property. at great be- rgan. Easy TERMS
W. r. BURFoRD 6O4 str ct northwest niy5-Im
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FOR SALE-LOTS

IHoR sAlE-A SUPERIOR BUIIDINa LOT. T2ss
ISL. 70 thirty foot .ley on street near ter-
LOCALITY hrst class; price low. n M RuHRER Ell
street. myiS "a
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[COR RENT-A COTTAGE IN THE COUNTRY: 8
rooms healthy locf lily purest water two mi es from
tbs city $40 per mon;h. ROB L A. PHILLIPS l428
Ne" YORK avenue my6- I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-16

lCOR SAIE-HOUSES. LARGE AND SMALL FOR
- SALE AND RENT, IN ALI. PART OF CITY
CALI. OR SEND FOR BULLETIN. DANENHowER
son, l216 STREET anI6 an,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-16

nor SALE-A HOI7S OF SIX ROOMS AND GEL
Ia; plaza whole length. and three of land in
ngn state of fertility also barn and able and
Dacksmith shop at amp spring, on Reds corner,
on me road from Washington t, Surrattsvllie where
unrlVlng bus ness has been carried on; well Of tho
nnest water at the door aud the stable: about
SIX miles from the city tclass road: es rabIe
either for business country residence: schools
churches ard protested railroad station and daily mail
an convenient Address w. /. LATIMER Camp
Spring. Prince Geor9e county, Nd. ago 2x S3d.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTtD-BY PROFESSOR AND HIS DAUGH-
w ter. Furnished Parlor musical instruction and
two two communicating bed rooms. with board. in pri
Vate FAMILY. from LIST of June between 9th and 18th
And Pennsylvania avenue aud K street northwest.
Terms must be modera g. Address PROFESSOR. Star
ONCE my15-3t
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FOR RENT-STORFS

ffOR RENT-TWO STOkES--s22 AND S24 7rH
Il street northwest separately or together Possession
at nee: Apply to c. ADAMS. 5O2 Z street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-16

ToB SALE OR TO LET RNlsHED-D,.SIRA-
Il BILE three story. basement residence lol7 Com
neccut lot 25xlO0 feet with every convenience
no superior location; is handsomely firnished; Will
my5-l0t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-16

EoR SALE-A FINE STOCK OF BOSTON BUCK.
board Co = Side B.Igpies and other Light Carr
f1ae-s Their make Is the best In the country for ts
money. Other Iie and heavy Carriages great va
rlety, tor spring summer use.
departing promptly attended to-
ROBE IL. GRAHAM
depository and Factory,
arZp 410-4l6 sIh street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-16

IoR SALE-THREE COMPLETE TURNOUTS AND
sever hne Carriages. Bugsries, Phaetous, Concord
t mnsrmhs. .laee Carts and the Lightning Jump Seat
tne most feet family carriage uRe. IL il lis-bt
s3 sn ana romy resenting ii in three etyles-bug.
-ton sian II top and extens.on-op. Also several
ME horses Parties wishing TO purchase q conn ct
turnout VIII save time and expense. INV fsc.
l,es ana long experience am enabled PROMPTLY fl
81 ortiers completely and on the reasonable terna
you want to buy. exchange sell call and see me
1924 street northwest ,nvlO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-16

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE IN THE RAP
Cidiy growing village Of Anrcostis; acre property
villa sites md building lots Money advanced pur-
chaser wiz hing to buNd. Apply to T. A. GKISWOI ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-16

E(oR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL VILLA: SITUATION
4 nigh end healthy, and good roads; 6x miles from
CT ~ ana mile from railroad station house contains
~ elRlD roons; all outLuildnes; plenty Of
fruit and shade; will be sold a sacrifice. Cali at office
and see photograph. DiNENHOWER & SON. l226
street. n'ya-4y
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u one 80 and the other lO4 acres; miles norfh Of
" Washington; terms easy. Inquire Of HUGUELY
BOWEN. 645 New York avenue mh9o- ON.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

V<3R SALE-AT GG2Ag sACRIFTCE. VERY
A dress 4. W.. Star Office. mNlt Sc
kOR SALE-BlCYCLF-FUIL NlCKFLED. TY.
Iaordlnary { III pPer - with latest improverneris,
M. cohalnn. Apply TO CHAS. FLAT. with Geo n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-16

tSOR SAEL-S9- VERY HAND>OM THREE
II story and attic Residence fcfe s.rre; uorthv est
putt in the mos substantial manner and hhiS.lya
hard woods: nlantels with beveled mirrors; hand
tle cedar wood closets stained OF speca
de-lsns; every modern convenience Apply at 1914
stroeI
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

T(CR RENT-TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
T.. ho ms with the finest Table Board in the city,
moderate price for the summer months. % Iowa
Clrcie. my7-2W
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EoR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS OVER OUR STORJ
- TYLER 4 CHEWING. 939 Pennsylvania av
,1r-A On,
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1883-09-26

AN EXCITING CHASE.-A negro up
before Justice Troy's court last Satur-
day attempted to bolt from the majesty
Of the law, and left the precincts of that
sacred temple. NOR cast one longing,
lingering look behind" But the judicial
ermine was cast aside, for a good mag
istrate will not only catch his bird but
hold him, !and as the fugitive flew up
street there was a Warlike Trojan gal
Looping close behind. The Campbells
were coming," too, and as the blue coat
ed marshal darted out upon the street
the runaway vas stopped in his mac
career.
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1883-09-26

The FESTIVE GRAPE-sKIN.-A very trifling
matter will sometimes stop the greatest tide
OF eloquence that ever flowed. A Hay street
merchant was the other day passing along
the Market Square from the post-office
with q bundle of papers and let under
his arm. He was holding forth to q friend
on the state of the country, and he remark
ed that "the views of Mr.. Carlisle on the
tariff-and then there was n wild yell, and
papers were flying, and there was a man on
his back on the pavement trying to catch
his breath, and two big feet grating in the
air as if they We're trying to slip out to the
fair grounds. Then he got mp and address,
ed the crowd, after throwing a paving-stone
at a drayman near by who seemed greatly
amused about something. He said he would
emigrate to Liberia as soon as he could set
tie up his business; wouldn't stay in a coun-
try that owned the pestiferous scuppernong
and all the time he was trying to pin a big
rent in the knee of his breeches with a nail,
Then a fellow came up and asked him if he
fell accidentally, which made him SO mad
that he bolted off up street with a sort of
lop-sided wave to his gait that showed he
hadn't BEEN sitting down easy. For a little
thing that is chuck full of deviiment a slick
grape-skin or a juicy watermelon-rlnd on the
pavement beats the world.
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1883-09-26

HYMENEAL.-On the evening Of the
Goth inst. at s o'clock, in the Presbyte-
rian Church, Mr.. Frank Glover was IL
nited in marriage to Miss Kate Smith,
daughter of J. G. Smith, Esq, formerly
Of Wilmington. There were no attend
ants, but the building was filled with
a very large crowd Of the friends and
acquaintance of the bridal pair. The
church was eXquisitely dressed, the
beautiful ceremony was impreSsiVelv
performed by Rev. DR.. II. G. Hill, while
Mr.. +. Il. Rose delighted the audience
with very fine organ music.
After the marriage service a recep-
ton was held at the residence Of Mr.. J.
c. Smith, and again the next day at the
residence of Mr.. f. Glover. The welded
pair have our sincere wishes for their
future happiness. May married life be
to them a golden prize, without flaw Or
blemiSh.
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1883-09-26

SPECIMEN Corrosive work off to-
day a very large edition of the sun, and
distribute in Fayetteville and through
the mails 4 great many specimen cop
les. We ask the recipients to do US the
favor to read and examine the paper
carefully: and if, in their Judgment, it
is worth the subscription price charged,
to send us their names with the amount
for six or twelve months. Latter pre-
fprred.l
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1883-09-26

THE GRADED SCHOOL.-We are glad
to know that the fall opening of this
excellent institution is very gratifying
number of pupils in attendance. The
enrolment up to yesterday vas 4O3. In
a few days the new building will be oc-
cupied-a tasteful structure, very cred
liable to the architects, Messrs. Camp
bell Bros. The new quarters will add
greatly to the comfort and convenience
of the school.
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1883-09-26

The MsRKETs.-As We hope to make the
home and foreign markets one of the most
valued departments of the Sun, we have
forborne tc publish the market tables in this
issue, not yet having hem as complete as
we would wish.
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1883-09-26
P~resbyterial Notice.

The Presbytery of Fayetteville stands
adjourned to meet ut Union Church.
Moore County, \. G., on Thursday, Oc-
tober 18th, 1883, at y O'Clock NJ.
The opening sermon will be preached
by Rev. Angus \. Ferguson, the retir-
ing Moderator.
J. p. MCPHERSON, $. G..
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1883-09-26

STATE GUARD NOTEs.-Capt. W. S.
Cook, commandment of the Lafayette
Light Infantry, has furnished to us in
tcresting notes Of the State Guard in
spection, from which we learn that the
Lafayette and Independent companies
are Light Infantry (coD. This secures
the appropriation OF $50 a year to this
place.
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1883-09-26

OUT OF SIGHT.-The Florence Rail-
road is moving steadily southwark, and
is already out of sight of town. The
construction train is carrying material
three-quarters of Il mile beyond the
trestle, and he would be a "dOubting
Thomas" who is yet ~unconvinced that
the southern extension is an assured
fact.
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1883-09-26

The COOP SAMARITANs.-The celebration
of the Good Samaritans'' was wei,-attend-
ed, aud the street procession with music was
quite imposins-the whole ending with afes-
tival at night.
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1883-09-26

OYsrEEs.-Mr. Geo. W. Lake. ofthe South
efn Express Company. can no longer endure
the snferings OF Withstand the pathetic APP
pals Of the lovers ofgood eating. Next week
he will commence to furnish those delicious
oysters which nave made his name so well
CONE TO the housewife.
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1883-09-26

TO COERE>PONDENTS.-Ihe editor OF
this paper holds himself in no way re-
sponsible for, nor does he undertake to
endorse, the sentiments of his CORES
pondents. And he refuses positively to
give the lame Of Il correspondent eN-
cept at his own discretion. No cOmmIl-
nicatiOn will be received without the
name Of the author-not for publica-
ton, but as a guarantee of good faith.
No objectionable personalities will be
published at all.
The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1883-09-26

JOJRNALISTIC.-We were pleased to
ste Mr.. Bernard, of the Wilmington
star in Fayetteville last week. The
star entered upon its 18th year last
Sunday. 1t stands high among the very
best papers in the South, andhas before
II a long career of influence and useful
ness.