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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-26

The New York World calls attention
to the fact that the most malig' ant
cholera that we ever had in this country
was imported in 1882 on sailing vessel
This pretty effectually squelchcs the
theory recently put forth by DR.. Petten-
kofer that cholera germs could not out
live twenty-day sea voyage.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-26

A hospital intended for the charitable
treatment of ali forms of nervous disease
and such mild forms of mental disease as
can be rescued by medical.sk from the
horrors of an insane asylum, has been
started in Brooklyn Singular to say, it
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-26

Still the orchid war continues A
lady in New York who raises orchids has
already two thousand specimens, and is
constantly on the lookout for more va
rieties. Among them is plant that sells
for fifty guineas in London. The rage
for orchids is now at its height, and the
rivalry among fashionable growers wakes
hot
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-26

A physician connected with one of the
hospitals in New York where children
receive special attention, says that many
of the cases of spinal trouble brought to
his notice are the direct result of the
careless handling of baby carriages. The
matter Of how nurses and others handle
these little vehicles is one to which par
ents may we'll pay attention.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-26

A New Orleans doctor calls attention
to very simple fact which merits atten
ton from med clue takers. If the mcdi-
cine is mixed with very cold water, and
a few swallows of the water be taken as
a preparatory dose, the nerves of the
organ of taste become sufficiently be-
numbed to make the medicine nearly
tasteless. The method will not disguise
bitter taste, but acts we'll in oils and
salines.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-26

"Undoubtedly the oldest apple trees
west of the Missouri river" says the
Lewiston Qdaho) Neoes ''are those On the
Alpowai Some of them are over foot
in diameter. These seeds were brought
out by the Rev. Mr.. Spaulding, the mis-
sionary who was stationed at Lanwai
many years ago, and the father of Mrs,
Eliza Warren, the first white children
born On the Pacific slope, and who visited
this city last fall, in the year 1886"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-26

That standard publication, the cal
manack de Gotha," for 1885, shows that
Norway has the smallest number of in
habitaEts to the square mile, with Rus
s;a second, of all the countries of Europe.
Portugal has 1, OS4 women to every 600
men, the largest preponderancc of any
country. Germany comes next with
1929 women to every 1000 men. The
greatest surplusage of men is found in
Greece, where to every 1000 men there
are only 900 women. -,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-26

Mrs. Alice N. Lincoln is one of the
most energetic, practical and business
like women in Boston. She is also one
of the wealthiest. She has magnificent
home in Commonwealth avenue and
possesses an income of about $4,000 a
year. She has always taken great in
terest in sanitary matters, and since the
newspapers began their crusade against
filthy tenements she has been running
tenement houses in the worst parts of the
city. The places were about to be
vacated by the board of health on ac-
count of their unhealthy condition, when
Mrs. Lincoln rented them, made needed
repairs and improvements, and let the
apartment to respectable poor people.
While in one sense tie work is a benevo-
lence, she conducts her houses on strict
business principles. visiting them fire.
quently and making all the rent collec-
tions herself. Thus far she has come
out with fair profit. The scheme is
now hobby with her, and she is bar
gaining for the notorious ''Crystal
Palace, - a very ancient and filthy bar
racks in the South Cove, where thieves,
hoodlums and debauches. make their
headquarters.
National Republican., 1885-09-03
Gloves

We could only obtain two lots of Gloves
that the wholesalers would sacrifice, but
they are very special bargains.
Lot 1-Consists Of $50 dozen Undressed
Mousquetaire Kid Gloves, In tans only, s.
button length. The retail price of this
quality glove throughout Washington Is
S1.50 pair We offer them for this week
for soc. Please examine them.
Lot 2-Embraces 20 dozen Pure Silk
Mousquetaire Gloves in s and 10-button
lengths; black and colors; same quality as
we sold all the season for 10 per pair. We
offer them for CSC. We cannot show them
after Saturday.
Being disappointed in obtaining more
special lots, we have decided on reducing
inprice for this week our regular stock.
Our noted "Elite" Kid Gloves, in new
shades
4-button for CSC; regular price is Sl.lO.
6-button for $1.15; regular price is Sl,25.
Our "Palais Royal" Kid Mousquctaires-
S-button for $l.O0; regular price, $l.0S.
Our Warranted Ail-silk Mitts until Satur-
day for lie; after then, 25c.
National Republican., 1885-09-03
Underwear.

We shall have represented on our coun-
ters until Saturday, at 6 p. m, Cotton I'm
derwear from the leading manufacturers of
this country. We can't pretend to give de-
scriptions, and quote at random few bar
gains, such as
100 dozen fine Muslin Night Gowns,
tucked and ruiiled, full length and width,
lined yokes, beautifully made and finished;
just think Of it-46c each.
200 dozen good Muslin Chemises, full
length and width, made on lock-stitched
machine, 19c pair. Offered as a bargain
in this city for 25c.
10 dozen Skirts, elegant 3-inch embroid-
cred ruflle, tucked, 64c: price elsewhere 81;
we can prove II.
200 dozen Muslin Drawers, tucked and
embroidered, rutlle tucked, 39c; bargain
at 4Sc. See them.
National Republican., 1885-09-03
NeckWear.

500 dozen Ladies' Dudeen and Clerical
Collars, 3-ply, fine linen, same as sold by'us
for for csc. These Collars are to be sold
until Saturday evening for for 25c.
$50 dozen Linen Cuffs, 3-ply linen, sold
In New York for 15c. You can have them
at wholesale price-yiz, l0c.
Colored Piquc Linen Collars, only a small
quantity, They are worth l5c, but we can
sell them for sc each.
Extra Size Null Shawls, embroidered and
hemstitched. They will be Csc until Satur-
day, at g p. IN. See If you can match them
elsewhere under $l.75.
Spanish and Spanish Guipure Fichus, war
ranted extra heavy silk, We could only
obtain 80 dozen, and the price (6Sc) will
sell them quickly; SO please call before Sat
urday, If possible.
Null Fichus, hemstitched and hand en-
broidered; 100 dozen at SOC; sold all over
the city for 4sc.
Crepe I4isse Ruching, Brow, silk stitched,
lace edged; 5000 yards at l9c; Just like
what we have been selling for 25c yard.
National Republican., 1885-09-03

lis between seasons The new styles for fall and
more. The Paais Royal, having closed out nearly all
Our New York agent has concluded agreement with
we shall have exhibition for three days the surplus
The prices shall charge be actual wholesale prices
discount Of 10 per
National Republican., 1885-09-03
Notions.

We need not waste our eloquence in de-
tailed descriptions, for prices mentioned bo-
low are eloquent enough.
Colgate's Triple Extract, all odors, 2lc.
Colgate's Toilet Waters, large size, 7lc.
Calders & Thurston's Tooth Powders, 13c.
Choice OF our 25c Tooth Brushes for 10c.
All our 35c Wire Hair Brushes for l9c.
Clark's o. N. r. Spool Cotton, 4c.
Manicure Sets in box for 17c,
Fancy Needle Cases, containing four pa
pers Of English needles, for &c.
Lubin's Powder, warranted genuine, Sc.
Choice OF our 25c Dressing Combs for 19c.
Pure Vaseline, 10c.
Pomade, Ice.
National Republican., 1885-09-03
Handkerchiefs.

An importer has given for slaughter $50
dozen Ladies' Full Size All-linen Handker-
chiefs, colorcd borders, hemstitched. We
shall offer them for &c each, and we assure
you they are worth 12l 10, aud 19c each.
Another lot secured embraces $50 dozen
Ladies' Sheer Linen IIandkerchiefs, colored
and mourning borders.
Also Plain White, with Herring-bone and
Fancy Hemstitched Borders.
The price is 19c each, but they are worth
25c, as inspection will testify to.
Please remember, these Handkerchiefs
will not be on exhibition after Saturday, at
6p. III.
National Republican., 1885-09-03
ChiId's Goods.

The advertising young man will get in
trouble, for he has long list of bargains
in Children's Hosiery, Neckwear, Handker-
chiefs, Gloves, sc.
School recommences soon, for which we
have made large purchases, besides the
goods we shall have until Saturday.
The list can't be given, for there Is no
space,
However, list will appear in to-night's
"Star."
National Republican., 1885-09-03

We obtained no less than 750 pieces of
Laces to exhibit until Saturday.
We shall show new styles in Angora, Fe-
dora, Escurial, Egyptian, Vandyke, Span
ish, Guipure, Coraline, Irish Point, Nor
mandy, Val, Chantllly, Oriental; also, Tor
chon and Valenciennes Laces.
1t is just little late for Laces, so we OBJ
tanned 10 per cent. discount off the regular
wholesale prices.
We offer them at 10 per cent discount off
the marked prices. The other 5 per cent
we keep for profit.
This Is the grandest opportunity ever Of
fered in Washington. Saturday at 9 p. M.
will end 1t.
National Republican., 1885-09-03
Miscellaneous.

Our SOC best Net Bustles for 39c.
Our $2.25 Imported Stockinette Jerseys
for $1.9S. .....,
Ladies' Fichu Wraps, knotted fringe,
hand-embroidercd on very fine cloth, IN
black only; special price, $i.9S; regular
price, $5.9S.
We have lots OF Miscellaneous Bargains
consigned to us, but at time of writing this
advertisement they were not opened. Be
on our counters Thursday certain.
National Republican., 1885-09-03
Umbrellas.

go inch Paragon Frame Twill silk Um-
brellas at $l.0S, for $l.7S.
Sterling Silver Top English silk Umbrel-
las for $2.8S.
"Glora" Cloth Umbrellas, wear for five
years Our price, $2.4S.
Our $l,9s Umbrellas will be sold for Sl,7S
only until Saturday, Sept. 5,
National Republican., 1885-09-03
Hosiery.

We shall show thousands OF pairs Of
Hose, in exquisite designs and materials, at
absurdly low prices. However, space is SO
precious we can only mention:
$50 dozen Striped English Hose for 23c,
worth 3Sc.
200 dozen Fancy Striped Hose, light col
ors, double heels and toes, 35c, worth SOC.
Schopper's Celebrated Hose, black and
colors, white heels and toes, first choice
only, no seconds, 4Sc.
Black silk-Hnished Lisle Hose, 49c, worth
Csc.
National Republican., 1885-09-03
Corsets.

Many bargains, but no space to mention
them. Think OF 1t We offer Satteen Cor
sets In all colors, that really look like real
satin, for Csc a pair. These Corsets are
worth 81 Mt least. They are warranted bone,
side stees, and corded busts.
For the other bargains visit our Corset
Department.
National Republican., 1885-09-03
A Lucky Escape from a Bad Predicament!

winter wear will not arrive from Europe for week
summer goods, left in bad predicament from which
mainly by the appreciation of the fair Of Washington
several Of New Yorks principal wholesale houses by which
summer stocks of Americas largest importing houses
and the only profit we shall make will be special
National Republican., 1885-09-03
Ribbons.

We aim to keep the most complete stock
procurable.
We think that is recognized, for ladies
always come to the Palais Royal, because
the prices are low and the assortment al
ways complete.
National Republican., 1885-09-03
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
SEATON PERRY
(Successor to Perry & Bro

Successor TO Ferry x BrO.),
Madras Antique, and Nottingham Lace Curtains,
nll prices
Raw silk Table Covers, all sizes.
New Furniture Crcpcs and Cretonnes.
Full Bleached Irish and German Table Linens,
from Coo TO $3.50 yard.
Half BlenChed Barnsley Table Linens, from doc
10 81 40 per yard
Irish and German Linen Damask and Huckaback
Towels, from 12i2c to 81 30 each
French and German Linen Napkins, Doylcs, and
Tray Cloths
John s. Brown Sons Irish Linen DnmAsk Ia
Bile Cloths, all widths and lengths.
German Linen Damnsk Fancy Coored Lunch
Cloths with DoyliC- to match.
New Glass Linens, Crashes, Knife Cloths ana Sd
wide Table Canton Flannel.
Conplete stock OF Belgian Pillow and Sheetiny
Linens, all widths and qualities that can be relied
on.
All-wool Blankets and Marseilles quilts.
The Celebrated Enfield shaker Flannels in all
Qualities both white and scarlet.
New Imported Jerseys and Mcdium'weisht
Wraps.
SILK, Chudda, and Cashmere shawis in great va
riety.
Gents Scotch Mauds and Ladies' Travelling
Shnwls.
New Fail and Winter Imported Dress Goods
R5sTLAIN FIGURES and CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, COR. 0ru STREET
ESTABLISHED 1910.
National Republican., 1885-09-03

Above lots comprise Fob Chains, Lace
Pins, Earrings, Hair Ornaments, Bangles,
Bracelets, Sleeve Buttons, Collar Bnttons,
Scarf Pins, &C., in Silver, Gilt. Jet, and OK
idized. Finest limitations; no trash on sale.
National Republican., 1885-09-03
Flowers, Feathers.

Being 80 per cent. cheaper than milliners,
and constantly adding novelties, which we
import direct from Europe, the Palais Royal
claims better goods and lower prices than
quoted even In New York.
National Republican., 1885-09-03
Embroideries.

We have received over 200 pieces of Fine
Embroideries, which are to be sold without
regard to price. Such are the orders of the
importers who sent us the goods.
National Republican., 1885-09-03
Dress Trimmings.

We at all times carry an immense stock.
We have goods to match all shades Of mate
rial. Novelties arriving daily. Fringes made
to order. Prices conceded to be by far the
lowest In this city.
National Republican., 1885-09-03
JeweIry.

Not less than 10000 articles were sent us
to dispose of. We have arranged them in
lots and offer them with our regular stock''at
the following prices
National Republican., 1885-09-03
Buttons.

From the cheapest to the best grades.
All shades, styles, and materials.
Our late arrivals are worth examining, for
the prices are absurdly low.
National Republican., 1885-09-03
IMPORTANT

The goods consign ed to The Palais Royal will not be
day all the consigned stock not sold to be returned to
the goods make this part of the agreement trust
prices quoted below worth noting
National Republican., 1885-09-03

Our advance stock of these
goods having arrived, we pro-
pose to inaugurate a Grand
Special Sale of
Boys and Misses School Hosiery,
and forthwith quote the fol-
lowing prices, which we can
conscientiously assert to be
the best values ever our good
fortune to offer the people of
Washington and vicinity at
the opening Of any previous
season:
Boys and Misses French
Ribbed Cotton Hose, in
black, brown, and navy blue,
excellent quality.
sizes.... 8, 5ia, o, Oh, T. and 7ra
Prices. .25c, 25c 25c, 25c, 25c, and 25c.
Boys and Misses fine
French Ribbed Hose, double
toe and heel, in navy blue,
brown, and black, extra quail
ity.
sizcs..,.bla, 0, 0ls, =, I'll, 8, and ST.
Prices. Poe. 25c 25c, 26c 29c, Gle, and 33c.
Boys and Misses fine
French Ribbed Hose, double
knees, heel, and toe, in black,
brown, and blue, extra good
value and splendid wearing
qualities.
Sizes. Oh o, 6E, Z, III, 8, and sia.
Prices. .2sc, SOC, 32c SAC. 3oc. 3sc, and 4Oc:
Boys and Misses fine
French "Clocked Ribbed"
Hose, white, double heel and
toe, extra good value, and
worth SC per pair more than
marked; colors-black, navy
blue, and seal brown.
Sizes. ....Ol,, z, III, 8, and sIa inch.
Prices. .44c, 40c, dsc, SOC, and &c.
Boys and Misses fine
French Ribbed Cotton Hose,
spliced and solid feet, double
heel and toe, superfne quail
ity; colo s-black, seal
brown, and navy blue.
Sizes. O, Oh, Z, III, 8, and s1a.
Prices. .46c, 4sc, 5oc, 52c, 54c, and 50c.
specials" for Boys.
Boys fine Ribbed "Oxford
Mkt" double heel and toe,
extra fine quality, and very
durable.
sizcs.". o. Oh, z, III, 8, and sla,
Prices. .42c, 4ic, 40c, 4sc, 50c, and 52c.
Boys fine French Ribbed
Hose, spliced feet, double
knees, full regular made, ex-
ira strong. in black, blue, and
!, seal brown.
Sizes. 8, sia and 0 inch
Prices. Doc, Doc, and 60c per pair.
independents"
Boys fine French Ribbed
Hose, full regular made, SUI
perior quality; colors-navy
blue, seal brown, and black;
two grades; size o-inch only.
5sc and 05c per pair.
| These are for boys who cannot be fitted
| with Mems Half Hose nor with Boys Regu-
lar Hose, being an "Independent Size" In
| o inch only.
Specials" for Misses.
Misses fine "Mako" Split
feet Cotton Hose. extra long,
oil boiled colors, fine quality,
in navy blue and black only.
sizes..,. 3, 5Ia, o, Oh, 7, ia, 8. and sla
Prices. .29c Sic, 3oc, 3sc, 4Oc 42c, 44c,and 40c
Misses fine Solid-colored
Ingram Cotton Hose, split
feet, spliced knees, full regu.
lar, extra good value, in black
and navy blue only.
Sizes. 8, Ola, o, 6ia, z, III, s, and 81,
Prices. ,4Oc, 42c, 44c, 4oc dsc, 0oc, 54c,and oSc
These goods will be con
veniently displayed, tending
toward easy and perfectly sat
isfactory selections, and We
beg our customers to call now
while the line of qualities anc
sizes is complete.
(First Floor-Midway Left sldc,)
National Republican., 1885-09-03
Leather Goods.

Saddler made, selected skins, and new
shapes are the 5000 Satchels, &C., we have
to offer until Saturday. We have reduced
our regular stock in order to make prices
agree.
Satchels marked 49c for Acc.
" " CSC " zoe.
" $l.S3 "$l,6S.
Pocketbooks' 48c {" Sic.
" " Csc " zoe.
Purses 50 25c d" 19c.
National Republican., 1885-09-03
NOTICE 1!

exhibition after September s. as the evening of that
New York. The wholesale houses of whom we obtained
patrons will find time call or before Saturday. The
National Republican., 1885-09-03

How much could we write, but we are
crowded out
New stock has been mixed with regular
stock, which is reduced in price. For in
stance, choice of our superb assortment OF
9Sc Fans can be had for roc.
National Republican., 1885-09-03

We areselling the following brands
OF Lime Fruit Juice, Martinique,
Jamaica, Raleigh, Montserrat, and
Rose, all at 3oc bottle.
National Republican., 1885-09-03

We are in receipt of three barrels
of Fresh-made Saratoga Chips, di-
rect from the manufacturer every
other day. They are the finest in
the world, and always fresh and
crisp.
Drink our Mandheling Java Cof-
fee, roasted fresh twice a day.
National Republican., 1885-09-03
"Independents,U "

Independents"
Boys fine French Ribbed
Hose, full regular made, SUI
perior quality; colors-navy
blue, seal brown, and black;
two grades; size o-inch only.
5sc and 65c per pair.
These are for boys who cannot be fitted
with Mems Half Hose nor with Boys Regu-
lar Hose, being an independent Size" In
o inch only.
National Republican., 1885-09-03
Specials" for Misses.

Specials" for Misses.
Misses fine "Mako" Split
feet Cotton Hose. extra long,
oil boiled colors, fine quality,
in navy blue and black only.
sizes.... 3, 5Ia, o, Oh, z, ia, 8. and sla.
Prices. zoe, Sic, 30c, 3sc, 4Oc, 42c 44c,and 40c.
National Republican., 1885-09-03

We offer Choice Sugar-cured Ham
at IS cents.
National Republican., 1885-09-03
Specials" for Boys.

Boys fine French Ribbed
Hose, spliced feet, double
knees, full regular made, ex-
ira strong, in black, blue, and
seal brown.
Sizes. 8, sla, and inch.
Prices. Doc, Doc, and 6Oc per pair.
National Republican., 1885-09-03

1117-1o Penna. Avenue.
National Republican., 1885-09-03
Flour Has Declined
in Price!

We bought since the decline, and
are selling on that basis.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-05-09
FOURTH WARD REPORT.

Div. A-Total enrolment, % per cent.
of attendendance, SS. Present every
dav Lizzie Price, Alice Bowers. Highest
number head marks, B Class d.. We1s-
kettle IA, D. Grimes, 10, s. Voegle , r.
Parsons 8. E. Brown II, Josie Menden-
hall. s, E. Airport 5. The average aften-
dance during the month of April was not
SO good as usual, On account of the busy
season. We hope the attendance for the
next month will be better.
J. L. E. COMBS, Principal.
Division B-Number pupils enrolled,
Al: per cent. of attendance, 81. Pupils
neither absent nor tardy: RIGA Brown
and Minnie Rumpel. No. /. in deport-
ment: Ida Jones, Maggie Price, Minnie
Smith, Annie Williams, Clara Smith,
Ella Foley. Emma Shaffer, Maggie Tabler,
RIGA Brown. Ruth Tabler, Sallie Yelling
en-, Willie Stevens, Thomas Dawson
Head-marks A Class-Rica Brown 81,
Ruth Tabler 12, Maud Zimmerman, 8,
Sallie Wellinger 2, Nora Sincindiver 8.
B Class-Minnie Rumpel 6, Minnie Smith
6. Dora Stevens 5. LILLE MATHEWS.
Div. C-No. enrolment 81; per cent. of
attendance 81. Highest number head
marks Katie Weiskettle, 8, Charlie
Brantner 8, Anna Rumpel 6, May Booker
5. Department: May Booker, Jennie
Byers, Ida Wellinger, Joshua Menden-
hall, Willie Browning. LoTTIE MCKEE.
Div. D-Total number enrolled for the
month, 70 average attendance, AZ. Head
marks Mollie Foley IA, Bertha Clark
10, Emma Hall Z, Elmer Harrington Z,
Charles Cage s, Matte Bratt Z, Daisy
Wood 6, Charles Krause, II, Sylvie
Boogher II, Ward Heck II, Ella Davern
5. JESSIE McELRoY, Teacher.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-05-09
Ti5E MARTINSBURG HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY
STATE NEWS.

In Randolph county, Miss Mary
Cowger, aged % years, was burned
to death BY her clothing taking ire
while she was burning brush in the
garden.
WHEELING, w. VA, May 4-Thls
morning a fatal collision occurred on
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
Lewis Mills, Ohio, between freight
train and an engine. VIM. Butter
worth, engineer of the freight train,
was killed, and John Baugh, a break
man, had one arm torn off.
KEYsER, w. VA, May 3.-Con.
Moran, proprietor ofthe City Hotel,
tried to commit suicide this morning,
by taking four grains OF morphine
in his coffee. DIR. West was has
tily summoned and with proper rem
edies succeeded in relieving him.
At last accounts he was resting COM
fortably. Mr.. Moran has been en-
barrassed and in trouble for some
time. His property is to be sold on
the 10th inst. This and minor troub-
les it is thought made him take this
step.
The State government has depar-
ted from Wheeling. 1t got of in
good shape Saturday morning.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-05-09
VANcLEVESVILLE.

q
VIM. Riddleberger left yesterday for
Phila., where he expects to engage in
Commission business.
Miss Cary Roush and Miss Lille
Eichelberger are visiting our village
this week.
John Sutton & Son have purchased
stationary saw mill, which they in
tend locating at Winebrenner's X
Roads, and run the same with their
immense traction engine.
Licklider & Mckee are in receipt
of their spring goods fresh from Bal
timore which they mean to sell very
low.
Prof. Geo. M. Vanmeter's school
closed last Friday. The Prof. was liked
much by his scholars, who regret to
be separated from him until next fall.
The farmers are all busy planting
corn.
w. III. Myers has secured the filling
at the new bridge at Riley's Ford.
The same being granted by the Conn
missioners as being the lowest bidder.
We are glad to hear that M. T. Bow
en-, of Arden District, is candidate
for the County Superintendent of Free
Schools. We can say without hesita-
ton that he is the best fitted, most
worthy and will make the best Supt.
of any man yet spoken of for the po-
sition, and his long experience in our
schools fits him for the duties of the
Office and his ardent, business-like
manner proves that he will make a
jealous officer. This community
will give him strong support, and in
the southern portion of the county
where the gentleman is known he has
made many friends, not only by his
affability but by his upright business
manner. He has the best wishes of a
host of friends in this vicinity.
ALPHA ID,