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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-02-18

ANNAPOLIS AM LIN
ayr AN. ARRIVE I. M'
.ta'A GAO Mall, BOO
Bal $50 Accom-. L5O
srf'@ 1906 Mail, 300
s..d.y trains viii leave Annapolis at
IA Il, and 4.zO r NJ
.,..aeb COACHES are run between Bal
ln01 sspd Annapolis on all the above
=, -..,asb freight to and from Baltimore
lag day Local freight Tuesday and
rs5r 1880 a. M
|uE BALTIMORE AND OHIO +. R.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-02-18

Is -. extract affords immedia te relic
~. 49, q acute pain. This Is strong
~. ~ oal The experience Of thirty
''essits truth. Try i'll
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-02-18

Ladies Dress Goods from 8 to
25c. per yard.
Plain and Brocade Velveteens
and Colored Laces for Dress
Trimmings, cheap.
Dress Ginghams, Calicoes, Cot
ton and Flannels, at reduced
prices.
Gents, Ladies and ChiIren 8
Underwear, Hosiery, Silk and
Linen Handkerchiefs, Linen Col
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, Scarfs amp
Bows, at very low prices.
Black and colored Jerseys,
Jersey Capes. Gents and Boys
Knit Jackets and White Shirts
very cheap.
Calico shirts for soc worth 75c.
Boys white shirts for Al cents
worth soc.
Splendid line Of ladies Coats
and listers will be
CLOSED OUT AT COST.
All other goods in stock at
prices to suit the times.
J.FRANK KRAMER
nov4-tf Francis Street
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-02-18
rlnK TABLE
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scrolls AND ELK RIDGE X. K
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Nter5iaidbrt9e Grfahrnng elmer
alfer QEGgtertn. N Il

Mrs. Winslcws ScUtbinS Sprup mirb
bon elmer Ger beiten Dcttorinneu unb ben
8drterinnen in ben Ser. 9tanten pers
idrieten. ST tpurbe felt 40 Sabren bon
Milicnen, bon Mittern uab Rlnbern nit
ME feb1enbem @rfOlse SebrauGt, iomobl
bon benz 6 Gage alten ainpe, ME BON cts
wa&ieuen 4iubern. Or beieitigt @&drfe
i'm MaSen, befreit bon WinbfoIir 1nb res
sulirt bic @ebdrme; er perl&afft ftr &ins
Der nnb Oaitter 8uhe unb Mcblbebaeer.
Bir Slaaben, baB Der Sprup bas befte
uub fderife Wittel 1T Seeer DHienterie
unb Diarrbce bel 3inbern. slei&uiel cb
burd 3ubneu Seruriudt Ooer bird anbe.
re l1ria&en. Cine Misunderstanding
wirb ieber 6laide beiSeseben. 60 it
feins d4t, wenn ni&t bas TacGmile BON
Curtis u, Sertius anf Der MuBenieite Der
@inpaduus entbulten if. Sn allen Qlpcs
thefen gu baben, bic 6tai9e Is Gents.
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3ug dnfibtt, brdu6t nur nit benz
Jsloberra 5tabe ai pinfen unb miIie
folgt ibra Die betb6rte Menge, obne auf
bas &lagen Der Weiber unb bas Wims
nlern Der b%un9ernoen unb frierenben
Sdugliuge 5u a9ten. I'm zines Gin
aelnen pilen, = 10 unteri6reibt puf
iene Den Magel auf ben 9Dpf trefenbe
3ei9nung = ber aus triftigen Griinoett
entlaRen porben, nerben Sauien6e
ge5tpungen, Die Nrbeit e~inaufe0en, Die
8ef6dfte gum Stiafanb eebta9t, 2e=
ben unb Gigentbum bebrobt-unb bies
4les auf gefebl pfofeffioneler WibIer.
8ei9iebt bies pirfli9 gum Beiten bes
Nrbeiters Ober irgenb zines Mnoereu?
SIT bies ni6t aud ein Monos
ppl- nur in anberer Gorms
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@benifer,
8am MntOmip. @eras
eaa aIatoaio Seras, II SUIT 1885.

Sau a~ntoaio, Seras, II Suit 1856.
Sd faufte in biefer etabt Elm @adet bon
9crsforOs Self Battling 8reab 9repasation.
nnter3cs e elmer 9emifGen unterfa9uue unb
fnse, bae bafeIbe bon reinsa i1ab ai5t a~iftiaen
ebsuifaIiea ~ aniaspsssttiR Il. ]
Die Sbeet See @rof 9ofsfOrb Dat cine tDirt.
ii@ grobartige, bas u~nberbauIi@e peinaein.
faure NatrOn, beI1es in alien GdIen. sas
eubrefuItat bon allen aus @einfeinrabm unb
antrcu Sufammenselsbten. 8adpuIbern IA,
bur& bds IOsbare pbospboriaure Ralf rnb ia.
tron, ben iDirtIi6sn Rabrunsspsrtb Ses 8robes
anb bic auO6eniubitans ~eraeassubsns egemsatt
BET sfatnr 3u erleten.
Go 1T ft@erIi9 bic bette nnb sefnnbeHe %rd.
~nratiou, tpelde Dem @ublifnm iemaIs oFerirt
iDxrbs, unb jsbs mtutter, Der bic gelnubbeii
i9rer ainbsr am 9ersen Iisst, fOate tein aaberes
gebrou@en. Hi3E
Sd fam nur nod bic @efdtigune, ipelde
bonn ieIieen beribHten gbeniifer pxof. Baton
BON 2iebis iber bieie Rraparaticn abaesebeu
purbe, bin5ufaaen, iuDem er faste: sd be.
tra5ts biefe G~rfnOuus ais cine ber iiHtIi6iien
eaben, psI9sbie @iTsni@ait Der aesnfAbsii
3eIiefert bat
Sci aIlen grDeers ID Babes.
Berfn@f IS. 25,11,tpw6W
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Ism. 95Hins 8 spbm.

nniere 9auptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas Gleii6, un6 UNI fol9es frif9 unb
gut aa erlangen, fanr man llnmDgli6
einen 5uperldffgeren Marft finbeu, als
ben BON Wm. 66fling & 5obn, $50.
oil Mbe. s. 9ie 9erren baben benz
8ef9mad ibrer Runber &e9nung ge<
trage1 uub in ibrem @tabIiHement cine
f1Ite Huftmaf6ine erri6tet, tpel9e allen
Nnforoerungeu fir grbaltung unb gnts
fernung f9dblider Snarebienaen bes
Gleif9es entfpri6t. Sic baben beifdns
big in ibren @iebb6fen einen groBen
Worratb bon Maitpieb, aus tpel9em
rllr bas 8efte fir lire 2unoen getpdblt
tpiro. Wer reef bebient fem Mil. Der.
befn9e ben Marft, SEQ. 511.
Mbenue =. 1,10t1i
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.@mmberbore 0aettumd.

Ser Apotbefer %. @. &eeb bon @iudefer,
Snb., idreibt: Cine meiner Rnnben, Qonila
@ife. 8artoaia, &anbolpb gountb, Snb., lit
felt LANCER 8eit On Aus3ebruns unb mar bon
ibren Meraten aufseseben porben. Sic b0rte
bon Or. Sings Nep DISCOVERY sesen slusaeb-
runs unb faufte bas mfittel bel mir. Na& 6
Monaten fam fe gu SUB mad unierer Stabt,
zine Gntfernnns bon 6 MeiIen, ilab 1T iebt 70
tueit berseiteut, bab fe ben @ebran9 beS Wtit.
tells einsefelt bat. Sic berbanft bemislben ibr
Qeben. st
YrobeFaf@en GRATIS in Der apotbele bon u
Sreis.
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u nerw i'm eteubi6ein

VASS ObVtt W e us
9err MiIer bot eine reisen6e 9ods
ter, Der bic b6fer Md1ner b~ewunoernb
na6f9auen. Mber GNIe 1T Hug uno
bIitt aii9tig Dor fi@ bin. giues cages
erbdlt he folgenbe patf6uIi=buftenbe
gpifeI: nMngebetetes Grdulein! Sdon
LANCE bin Ib in befttser 2iebe fir Sic
entbranntl Sic tuiirber mid aunt
@liidli&ffen aaer Sterbli@en maiden,
tuennt Sic mir geitatten MOLTEN. Sbneu
oies minoIi@ gu iagen. 9elte Mbenb
6 ubr, gde Der Wairs unb Marfts
Strabe. @rfenuuuss3ei6em: Sd TRACE
eine1 grauen ueberaieber, f9marse
8eintleiber utt0 In Der Sanb cine rot6e
Moie. Ser Sunge tDartet auf Unit
mort" - opapa" fagte gliie, milf
Oi ben Brief ni9t beantnorten, On
f9reibf foI9e beatli9e 6anof&rift."
- un6 MiiQer a~nttportet tuie foiat:
rWsein 9errl Metne Sodter bat beute
serabe feline 3eit, aber fommen sic
nur pinftli6 on bic betpuBte gde, Sic
toH1en mir banu geiteben, mas Sic
briidt. grtennun9s3eiGen: Sd trage
eiaeil fdtpa*5en neber3ieber, graue
Beintlei6er unb in Der Sano einen bers
bea. RnoteHtod.@-Ob Der gmpfdnaer
MiiIer's 0anbi6rift aud ipobl beutli@
gefunben bate
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Nettete fett Qebett.

Ssrr p. 6. @iIsoxfon bon ,8orie gabe, ab. +,
serldltet, oaB e. pitIe Sabre an @btbiis uno
Detlen unertfdgli4 unb Seruria&ten ibm 8rdm4
pre-. gr osrIndte glestrie Bitter unb f@on mad
Der erlten Ulald)e ipiirte er 8eferuus unb naGs
Dem sr 8 utal@eu Ssnoinmen bate. maj sr gang.
lt) ssbeelt anD ssstuann 10 &funb an Glsiid.
" beganptef, Dap e geforbea mare, bate sr
Gents bic 6lai@e BEL u. DreiB.
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8euanis zines Mrstes.

Bel Der 8ebanbIung Don 2unsenz
unb 9alstrantbeiteu 1T bic 2eber oft 10
iebr mitperhodten baB Elm 9eber : 9eil=
mittel our 8epirfung elmer Sur n6tbig
tpirb. Bel BET Bebanolung iol6er
Gdqe perorbne i'd simmons 81.
Der Regulator berettet BON 5 8.
3eilin & 60. su p6Qiger 3ufrie5enbeit.
Sd finbe, bob er MILD, aber geb6rie bic
@eguIirung Der 4bionberunsen, ber
Qeber, oes Magens uno BET 96rme be-
tDirft. s. 8. Stepbenlon, M. s.,
Queens6oro, GD.
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Dead Shot" eeretD BOrm 2int.
inent tptrtt fiber unb f9neu. Dtefes Ointment
t6btet bic @iirmer augenblidli9; b6It GIieaer
ab unb beilt bic @nnbe. SIN @aIer aufaeiSf
III es elm aussetei9netes Seillnittel gegen iraeni
peI9e MunbeH beim 8ieb. @reiS 80 Gents
9rdparirt inb gum 8ertauf BEL u. Drei6
Gan Nntenio. 1915 tup
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e = q ..

- Sames u. Muir in Nuftin, Elm
friberer 3eitungsreoafteur, griff ben
@roeerbbdnoler Mpfes Dabis Dor ldrs
gerer 3eit nit einem Bell an uno brante
i6m mebrere Wunben bel. Nls @runb
fur bieien m6rDeril9en Mnfau CAB ct
on, baB feline Grau Don Sauis bur@
3uienbung elmer &e6uung beleibigt
tporoea fei. 9ie Surn perurtbeilte ben
&aufbolb gu $500 Celebrate unb ei=
mem Sabr 9aft i'm @ountpsefdnsniB.
Sn Der 3lage bon &ib segen Die
@tabt Muffin, in pel9er lebtere 3ur
3ablung BON $13, 500 an ben Gldger
Dtturtbeilt murbe. ftelte Der ltdbtil1e
4amalt ben Mntrag duf einen neuen
pro3eB.
Oie beiben Milit6rcompagmien
BON Iuitin finb in Der Na1t bonn
Sonnabenb auf 5onntas nod Sort
Wortb abgefabren.
-8ei Santa @ertri6es in Der N1be
bon @oliab fano man bic 2ei9e bes
Wterifanets 9ionicio bon Corpus Gbrifii
neben Der 2~anbitraBe liegen. Mie es
i6eiat. erfrantte Der Warn, tpdbrenb
er bic StraBe babin rift, f~atteIte isin
Yferb. ab unb legte ft1 bant auf Die
pferbebede unb ftarb. Mo1t gIaubt,
baB er elmer 9er5franfbeit erIag.
- Sn Sibe Dat Gountn NOR Gate
WteGampbeq NIT 8ettma9en beI9aftigt
uno f9ittelte elm 2iKen auf. aIs 5i1 Elm
unter benz RiRen liegenber &eboIner
entlub. Sic Rugel brang benz Mdb~
den in ben Sberf9enfel, Dbne iebo1
einen Rno6en gu aerf@metter1t.
Sn CORPUS @briltl ertpartet man
ben @~iienbabn : prdiibente,1 Soft. UNI
ben absei6lofenen @ontraft gu ratifi=
airen. Wan boft beftimmt, bob bic
Nrbeiten on Der 3weigbabn binnen 80
Sagen begonnen werben foqen.
Die @ranbiurD BON Mebina
Gountp rei9te IL Maflager Elm unb
bertogte fi@ bann. Ser prDaeB segen
ben N6rber Warb pirb gegentpdrtig in
@aitrobile %borbanbelt.
Sic 9ificultdten bes 6errn $.
56ubl in Dallas tperben gr6Ber. Ct
murbe uieberumt berbaftet un1 atuar
auf 5 anflagen bin, Die i6n bes 59nims
bells unb Der unterf9laguag BON @elo
bei9ulbigen.
Z, Als oer 8latternf6redeu in De-
niIon ausbra9, i~nftruirte Der 5taots
ratb bic Ner3te Malfer unb WiI{on, bic
drr1erff Betpohuer 9enifonS All rebu3irz
tenn preiie unD auf Soften Der 5tabt
gu impfen. Das gef6ab unb Die beiz
ben Ner3te p~rdientirten oarauf ihreHe9s
nung. in Der fl, 1925 FIR 600 geinpfte
perforen ,perldngten. Mls f1 bic
Stabtpdter bic Namen Der lebteru ge.
ttauer oniaben, iteqte fi9 bernus, 6aB
Tie meiitens 8runoeigentbumer1t atlges
b0rten, ipgar Der Hame zines Storebez
fBers befanb fi1 barunter. Sie Nerate
erbielten barauf cine Mnpeiiung auf
$75 nit benz Bebeuten, ben &ef Der
&e6nung ielbit Aux folIeftiren.
Sames Weftbroot, Elm 21idbtiaer
Struggling In Waeo beiratbete Elm 1915
fdbrtges Rinb. 5obalb. bic, Srauuna
porbei mar, purbe Der beiratbsIufige
g6e. Slngling bonn Sheriff in gefdIag
aenommen uno ing @efdngniB gefedt.
gr bate ndmli9 CUR Grlangung Der
9eiratblicens einen Meineib gel@up>
Die tinbIi9e Grau gerietb barit=
Der in fol6e 8er5weiHung,- baB ibre
Mutter na9trdgli9 bic grlaubniB au
Der 0eiratb gab, un6 nun tuur0e Der
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d Mruiea.eoIbe.

Die bette Salbe Der Melt fir Sdnitte
Auetl6aagsn, @eidwire, Gieber, unb eaut.
Ausi9laa Gle4te,. 9elpruneene Sdnbe, 6rof.
beulen uno ale @dutfranfbeiten; tnrirt ga.
rnorrboiben ooer feline B~e3dblnug. 8oUige
Satisfaction sarantirt ober oas @eIb ip,rO
tnrii6erftattet. 25 Gents bic SdadteL bel u.
Dreib.
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Cages $ VemtSfetten.
SnIan B.

S'Neils S9teosgeri9ts : BiG
wurbe i'm &eprdientantenbauie mad
ldngerer Debate unb mad mebrfa6er
4menbirung angenomrten unb atpar
NIT 1876 gegen II Stimater. (8oa
oen teranii6en Experimentation ftimmte
1ur &eagar gegen oas @eleb.) Die
announcements betrafen ben Gnltenpunet
Der Musfibruns 6es @elebes Sic &os
fen biirfen bel feiner ein3elnen i9ieoss
geri9tli9en @ntf6eibung nebr als
$1,000 betragen.
= Sie Fa1ri1t bDr Der 0errDuns
6ung Der brei poli5ei=B eamten unb
mebrerer 5trifers in Sort Wortb bat
IN 81. 2nuis grDBe 8etir3ung erregt.
BON an0erer Seite tpuroea iebom bic
Seri9te aus Jort Wortb aIs fart iiber.
trieben be5ei@net.
Gie poiitii@en Organifationen In
Jtetp yorf ftoBeu b~teienigen Mltglie6er
aus, bic in ben 8roabpanbabn. S6wine
bel pertpifelt fnb. 5oIgenbe MitgIie=
Der oes SammanDs@lubs reiften ibre
n&efignation" elm: &irf, 5ulgraF.
Dempiep uub MaIonep-idmmtli6 fritz
bere Mitglieber beg Staotratbs.
Die Berbeerungen bur1, bas
Qo9wdner in Der urngegen6 ben @om,
F9eorgia, baben einen S6aDen onges
'ri9tet,' Der big ieBt auf u Milionen
Dollars abgef9dbt tDirb. Der Mtaba=
ma. RiDer ftieg UNI tabesu feds SUB b6s
Der, als es felt Menibengebenfen Der
Gaa 9etuefen. 3ablrei9e pferbe uab
Mauleiel famen In ben Tlutben UNI,
uHb faf bic gauge rei1e &orn.g rnte
bes oorigen Sabres tpuroe elm &aub Der
Wellen. Nu9 adblreiGe Ment1e1 fas
nlen I'm, big teBt ertranten duff Den un.
liesenben Plantagen 1eut1 Heger. ct.
ma $50 Blantagen=W eger fonnten nur
NIT ben sroBten Intrengungeu gerettet
f11ofnaff
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- Wer suten Sabad faufen min, fei
es Rau6s Ober S6nupftabad, Der ad.
te barauf bab has pdd6en ben
Namet Der Girma 9. 90. Gail &
Nr Baltimore, Wib. nebft ibrer 0an.
belsmarfe TRACE. Nnbere finb uaedt.
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80 - So'ltu"e e.
5.en gotIea. pie 9oTaudgen. nel9e
y an oas slrenia1 peg 9roBmetlfers
oeI @alSgls 81 Saoor tnupffe, maret
IDOre''sg, oeatt anltatt l5u st1er trleolI
T%sn nere!aecTang es.oer lfrelteloer
pa,rs.sa gu Ia9ren, o!Ioele Is ois YIN
auo i9liebli9 ~ slstosrsieben. Sal
g. gsaeos nalet sADaltlesGles nae Der.
gana.Ba.ab'g Saan osootIeIies Ssgas
...n mub.e, ~ uem D,eIel 1pelale Srlef
eas.a. oneaeM eluIlgem &empI'
ag.le'' W Se"'B Clue SrOa'e 0es S@td'
iots.
SSe 81 n.g1 gslang, pen S,relt IN oel
uDn pDp?st'e osaungIl9!eH 2Se,le pet
sa1ssen, ~ s'gehlllW Ieln Wnttoer,
Dsan cue gla'gung amtlgea 5toet frel.
Isnoen 4arIeien laBt 1tW ood) tiberbaupt
nar oa g eralelea, 1enll cine gentein'
ie.he gaHs oel SeI1anotguag oa Ut,
gas " oellpielsmet1e per Tal bel Sobn'
S~1relll9tellea: Qler aner mdDrenO oe'
gaaSen aroelferoenegnng Der
IssIeu oe,oen ueohaleTlT DIE SoDlfra9:
alenats oernDrt moroen, IS bat ben
4IlgelH, gus Do lamtttltde Angettelte
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bet tb1en ben lebten Nett ber SDmpas
tbie bon Seiten bes groBen publieums
geralbt.
MnsIanb.
Tad MbIebnung ber &egierungs
@orTage our finfidbrigen 8erldnserung
bes Socialiiten J @eiebes nabm Der
beutf6e &ei9stag eineu @eiebs gntwurf
an, burd ben bic @altisteit bes betrefs
fenbeH BefeBes auf met Sabre bers
ldngerf ipir6.
= Sn Berlin brobt unter ben Irbeiz
terinneu In ben 2leioers Gabriten elm
umfdngrei1er Strife als3ubreden.
Die 26hne. pelde ieBt be3ablt tper6er,
limb Dabre 9ungerI6bne ur6 Bic Nrs
beits3eit beIdnft fi9 meilt auf - bis IA
6tunben.
- IS 1T ni@t antpabrf@einIiG, baB
cine anff6fung bes englii1en parlas
ments beboritebt. GIabffoue un6 pars
nell bohen suuerR6tli9, baB. in biefem
Galle bur9 bas irif9e 8otum 60 mel,
tere liberale Observation-Disclosures ges
tBof1neit uno babur9 bic Maforit1t fir
bic ridden Reform pldne gei6ert
tuerben tonne. ira
v-aDie 6a@e Der QeiGen : Werbreu,
nuftg lit abermafs eiaen SGritt pors
tpdrts geridtl Wtit 1923 gegeit 100 bat
bic fran30if9e s9eputirtentammer cine
@efeBes Borlnge a1getpmmer, DurG
tuel9e bas Yerbrennen Der 2ei@en qes
ftattet tpirb mos bisher i'm fortfdritt,
li6en Granfrei@ ieltiamer @eife nod
ui9t ber San mar.
Der grie@i9en &egierung 1T bon
SeiteH &gnglanbs ein lIltimdtum aus
gegangen, 6abtn lautenb, bob bic Slot,
ten Der an Der 9emonitrattor bet6eis
ligten @roBmd6te fofort 81 @epalts
HtaBregeln greifen ipiirber, tpenn @rie,
GeflanO ni6t augenbIidliG feline
feinbli6e 6nltung aufgdbe. (Das tple.
bieIte sultimatum" 1T benm bas2)
@twa $1,000 belsifGe Striter
tpeigern i9. our Nrbeit auriidsutebren.
Die @emalttbdtigteiten baben ieoo4
aufgeb6rt. Nlr In ben gergtperts
Sifritteh BON Gourcelles If bic &ube
nod ni6t bolIfDmnten ipieberbergefeIt.
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Leone Hotel
npaIbs, 9e1as.

Wnte 8immer fir @sI&dfssreilenbt.
@inaigts &eteI trler AIafe In ilbaIbe. @uter
Eii9. Mdbise preife pr. waOnat fit arnnfe.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-05-27


article really touched upon.
The SENTINEL feels kindly towards
Wilmington. 1t is the editors birth
place and there, are the friends of his
youth. Many of these aud others read
our columns every week, and it is at
the request of number of these that
We encroach as largely as possible
upon our space, in order to reproduce
the introductory portion of the article
which appeared in the Charleston
Negs and Courier:
The thousands of pilgrims and tour
lists who annually pass through or by
Wilmington on their winter journey
ings to the South or summer hegiras
to the fashionable watering places of
the North have no other idea of this
Southern seacoast city than that which
is obtained by sight of the river
through the window of Pullman pal
ace car or from view of the railroad
bridge through the glasses of the
model cafe which the Coast Line has
established here. The Charlestonian
who gets off the train and enters Will
mington Tor the first time will find
many things to remind him of home
The zigzag patchwork, brick side
walks and the cobble stone roadways,
which he first sees, are familiar OBJ
jects, and when he reaches the thor
oughfares the Belgian block roadways
and the blue flag sidewalks are still
further reminders of home. IF it
should be his fortune to see couple
sf workmen engaged in patching one
Of these flag sidewalks the delusion
would be perfect and it would be diff:
fcult to convince him that he was not
| On the streets of Charleston, which
goes to show that city work, and es-
pecially the repairing of sidewalks, is
done pretty much in the same way all
over the world In one other respect
| there are poiats of resemblance be
tween Wilmington and Charleston
These are to be found il the chimney
stacks and shattered walls which mark
| tle path of the recent severe and dis
astrous fire which swept like besom
OF destruction over this city and in one
day wiped out vast area of the water
trent. This part of the city indeed
looks very much like the water front
Of Charleston looked on the morning
after the August cyclone.
Here the resemblance ceases-or, is
sustained by the single additional fact
that Wilmington, like Charleston, is
noted for the variety of its architec-
tural eccentricities. There are scarce
ly two houses alike in the city, per.
haps.
Turning into North Front street
the city changes its face and one can
detect in the red brick houses, with
their handsome terraces and pretty
/ lawn, a resemblance to certain por-
tions of Brooklyn, the effect being
! heightened by the appearance of the
! numerous spires and steeples which
rise above the housetops and by the
undulations of the site upon which the
| city is built. [ forgot to say that
there is one other Charleston mstitu-
ton which may be found here. The
| peculiar. one-horse dray with two
| prongs sticking out behind, which I
had always thought belonged exclus-
lively to Charleston, fourishes in Will
mington'as we'll.
A BIT OF ANCIENT HISTORY.
Wilmington stands in the relation
of kind of stepmother to Charleston,
| for, as is well-known, Sir John Yea
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Jail and ii fine Of $500 and all costs.
Norwood is of a highly respectable
family and has been very good char
acter up TO within a very few years.
Drink. we understand is the cause Of
his down fall.
1t is useless for us to say ANYTHING
in comncndation of Judge Clark His
known i'll North Carolina. The writer
served under COL Clark during the
late war and like all the rest of his
boys learned to love and respect him.
No young man has brighter future
than Judge Clark.
The weather is very inclement and
the crowd in attendance is not so large
as was expected. The usual number
of lawyers are in attendance among
them we had the pleasure of meeting
Hon. Chas. NJ Stedman of Whining
ton. Whom we understand is consid-
cred the most available man to sue
ceed Congressman Bennett from the
Sixth District
The crops Of small grain are gener-
ally poor in this section and corn and
cotton are rather late owing to the
backward spring. Chatham is very
large county and has a climate and
soil adapted 10 the growth Of nearly
everything that can be mentioned and
is destined to be one of the leading
counties in the State both in populaT
ton and wealth, The railroad to this
place is being pushed rapidly and we
hope will be completed by the last OF
the present year, This will be grand
event in the history of Pittsboro.
j. B. DeGrafenreidt Esq, of Hick-
ory Mountain Township, Chatham
county, is lneal descendant of Baron
DeGrafenreidt, of Switzerland. His
grandfather moved to this State near
ly century ago. By the way he is a
very successful farmer, being one
among the few VINO have made money
by farming since the war. he has
very fine lands and raises mixed crops
of grain and cotton and will raise a
small crop of tobacco this year. He
also gives sonae attention to the breed
iEg of fine cattle and has now some
very fine Jerseys on hand. He raises
every thing needed for home use and
lives we'll.
1 heard the following good joke
about Vance, a few days ago: A
young Professor in charge of second
class country school wrote at ,some
length to Senator Vance inviting him
to deliver the annual address at the
close of his school saying in conclusion
that he would like very much for him
to put in at the appointed time. He
received postal card by return mail
from the Senator with the following:
"Spec you would"
Z. B. VANCE.
Mr.. III. P. Straughn of this county
is said to have put spectacles on his
| mule to improve his sight. A more
novel thing than this has been done
by one of Mr.. Straughn's neighbors.
During the fall and winter while there
is nothing green for his stock to eat
puts a pair of green spectacles on each
Of them and they are seen going about
tugging at, punches of dry broom straw
and other dead weeds appearantly sat
isfied with the result. TRAVELLER.
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