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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-14
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III ge1piB cine iiberalls traurI9e SADIE fir
man9es @bepaar. QGie uto wpour9 bieIen
uebel III tur3er :3eit ob9ebolten weroen
tanu, 3ei9t Der I,Ncttmm0s =2Infcr"",
800 Setten, nit aablretben natlr9etreuen
Siloern, pel6er BON Dem alien lt1o bem6brz
ten beutiden 9eiIz Sultitnt in 9tem Dorf
bero~uSSe9ehenel lpirO, auf bic tlarte
8et e. Sun9e 2eute, Die III ben Stalto Der
@be ~treten, loutem ben 9pru0 S9luer's:
Or um prize, wer I'D EN- tg btnl
SUD ieien, e5e Iie ben mt0tisiten
9 0ri lit bes Yebens tbun! 9Siro fir %
@ents III Gpltmarten in bentl3er Spra0e
irei unD 10 rgamperpaGt AOreiie:
Deutsches Heil-Institut,
II Clinton Place, New York, N. Y.
SbtgeS 8u0 lift alt0 SIT boben bel oen
gu9banolern Selling, 8lappenba6 u &ens
tel. AS OeorbornitraBe, @9tca9o. SI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-14

0eutf3es& iubermebr (Pae-
dotrophine) entbdlt idInmtli6e mustel=,
blut= ulb fnO6enbiloelOe Stoffe, oeret
feline &tnber CUR GrDaItung ibrer @eIuuOs
Deit uno sur 60rberun9 ibreS @a@stbums
10 iebr beoiirfen. Seine Wltter, wel6e Dieie
pOr5ilgli6e &inbernabrun9 lie an9ewenbet
BAT, mOdte bielelbe ibren fleiuen Nlebltn9eu
porentboltcn. IS giebt liberties tein 5elleres
@rlabmittel fir man9ellbe Ooer un9enil9enoe
y Seat 3 3 StI nO 'e n " ! +" ? 'es ~ u
bieiem 3pede pom ben QlerSten auf oas
8drmlle empfoblen miro. Sn auen 2Ipotbez
fen 3u ba6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-14
SetmaDe eim 9oppeEmoro.
9Iuttoes gtadJlpteI cimss YtesSttts III Geoar
gate, Sno.

SAW%IUCS SNWulIPASA bNS
gate, Sno.
Gin SommerfeIt, mel6eS AM Sonnta9
bon bem@egenieiti9en ltnterituBIn8soeretIt
Der @eidenlteller III Solar Gate. Snolona,
abgebalten Dur0e, bate ant Nbeno Deg 9e>
nannten Cages nod Elm blltIgeS J(G0lplel,
bel peldenl 3Dci G9icagosr leDells1elGDrz
li0 DerlDul1Dct ipur0en. Der DDlge Setel1
bate bel benz 5eite mebrere Sduleno 0olS
lars J~teingelpinn geDabt, tpaS eInt9e oetz
iDe0ene GDicagoer Berbre6er 81 Dem Gnt>
tpurf zines Ylanes gerei5t hdbet1 lluB, lt@
Der fetten @inna6nlen nit Gilt ooer 0eDalt
I'll bemG6tioeM. OuS @elo lD1r ldoH run
am Sage in Dem @eloibranf BON Sau
Worlt's Ootel in Si9erbcit gebra1t tpors
Den, uno bier iiberna6teteIt du1 Sobn
OrlrD, Der DROPS r9antiator Der Welderz
iteuer>llnion, Sranf QIrlnItrong u1o 1neD~
rere anOere WttgIicoer Des Gtrelns, tpelfe
ben lebten 3lIQ, Der naG Gbtcago fubr.
Derfeblt 6atten. Oils oteie Serten gegen 10
llDr Nbe1os Die Sreppen anr Serdnod oeS
Ootels binoufilicger. benterttcn tie pier
@bicaqoer StrDIhe, iDeld)e aud oaS l5tc
9ttc belu6t batter, u1o ais Orur9 eoen III
bic Sbir OeS 0otelS trat, Duroe Nrrn>
ftrong, Der Elm menig 5urild9eblteDen lDar.
BON ben Strol6ea u6erfalen. MrmItr0rlg
mioeriebte ii6 nit aller Wtadt, lno ipdbz
reno stpei Der Ser[e it6 nit tbn 81 lbatz
fen madten, l6lihen bic beioen atDeren
mad Dem binteren Gtngdng oes Sotels, au>
qeni6etnlib in ber 2lblt6t, tpdbreno oes
Qluflaufs, Den Der &aInpt NIT NrnlItrolIg
Deranlailen miiroe, ben 0otelclert CUR Qerz
ausgabe oes @eIoes 81 sipingeH. Snoellen
ibr Blau Duroe p~ereitelt, oa cine Nr3Gbl
oroerer @ei6enIteler benz angegrlfte1ell
QrmItrong CUR 9iilre fanen, ltno als Die
Shurten iaDen, OaB tbr Nnidlag febIgez
l6!agen lei, 5ogen tie ibre Nepolper ul1o
iAolien bltnoIings in Die Wfenge btnetn.
3pei tbrer RuQeLn trafen beu &et6enftel1
Ier 8. s. @iulgan in ben unterletb uno
eineu 9eWtlien Sasper Nanoer IN Die reebte
Sette. Sen m0roeriiben S6urten gelang
es Damn, lid in 0aS benadbarte 9ebol5 Su
lii6ten. 9ie Geripun0eteu tuurDen in bent
6oteL uerbuuoen uno lpQter naN Dem ct.
Qucasz 6oipitaL hef0roert. Sbr 3ultG1o
lit fe~inespegS unbeOentlt6. Edll0er ut
Der6etratbet uno po1nt IN go. 563 Wabalb
llue. @iuigan lit leoig uno lpohnt an
Wenttportb NDe., na6e Der 43. StraBe, i'll
Iomn Safe. 0ie 8eriiber oeS WtorDan>
griffs Iino pielen Der Q8ei6enlteller 6efannt
u1o es tpiro Der YoltSet boffentIt6 balo GEE
Itn9en, Die @erbreber CUR 0aft i'll brt19eG.
9ienitag muroen 3u lpdter Nbenoltunoe
Ser 24idbrtge 8tqiam Bttt uno Der 23lGh7
rige Dan. ytDan, Die ftb zines lble6ten
Gufes erfreueu, an Ser Gde Der Is. uno
@analitr. megen brtngenOen 8eroahteS, bel
Der S6ieBeret bet6etligt gelpeleH 81 1e1n,
DerbQftet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-14
2eiGpnatttc aefnnSctt.

Sim TuBe Der Dearborn 2lpe. puroe
Mtttipo6 9lbeno I'M Z llbr Der 2ei6nam
etlleS unbetannten Wlnnes i'm SIu1ie
i6mtmmeno auf9efunoeu. Der 8eritorbene
mOdte fiinf Bis iedS Sage i'm 9Safier gez
legen baben. @r mar etna IS Sabre alt,
) SUB s 3ol grOB, bate brallne 0aare uno
braunen S6nurrbart uno trug 8eDDbnlths
9lrbettStleiDer uno SbuDc. Die 2ei1e
ipurOe nah Der Dtorgue iibergefiiDrt.
Gin Der Gde Der SrantIiu u1o g.
8ateritraBe murbe OttttmodJ Nbeno Inn II
llbr 40 Otill. burh eiren Roli3ilten Die
9eiAe zines etipa 25iGbrigen, eutgefleioetcn
0tauueS au~fgefunoen. 9aS SberbemD bes
Beritorbenen, an beiisn S0rper feline W1erfz
male zines getpaltiamel SooeS entoedt
ipurOeH, ma p@eOrg Same" 9eSei9nst. Die
Xel6e beftnoet IT'D in Der WfOrgue, no Der
GOrouer einen Snquelt abbalten miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-14

Der l4idbrige 8iGie S6aaer, bon
$50. 81 &ea court, ~tletterte Oienitag 9bellO
I'M q ll6r oil Der Meusitr., nabe Wtenoz
moneeitraBe auf cine i'm Sabren be9riffene
neutrality-suspicious. nobel er nit Dem linz
ten SUB 10 ungli6lih III zines Der Sanln1z
rGoer gerietl, Dap baS total 3erqueti6te
Gtico 1pdter alnputirt merOeu ntlBte. SIS
oauerte uabe3u cine StltnOe, ebe Der unz
alifli0e aus Der entieBlt1en Sage erlOlt
tDurDe.
@iuie Deslaurier, oas 3idbri9e
G0bnhen oes $50. 145 Ontartoitr. m0bnenz
ben g. 9~eslaurier, gertetb 9ienitag yfa6z
mitta9 10 un9liidIth uuter cine 2OcOmo>
tine Der GDicago uno gtortbDelternz Sa6n,
baB ibln belize Seine abgei6nitten tpuroer.
9ta6 Der NuSiaae oes 9lr3tes fam Oas
arme SinO nI6t NIT benz 2ebcn baUontom7
men.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-14
Staot UbmaaO.
tttt1cre S~tciIenocn bei1sd)en ee8en=
loGttia %fOIaen0e Staten:

ttu1ere S~tctTenocit DeItsd)eu ee8eH=
p9rtia fOIaenoe StaGten:
SEER 3ertnoun 9rcGf@AttOt,
agettt tttt0 Correspondent, berctft
Die Stanfcm 8ertuGD> S0tO, SS,tz
Diana 1aHo W%trgtnta.
itAier MscG1f 3crr ~. &eGntan4t
Deretfa 9e~8enap6rtt9 ocu Gtaat
SUiH0tS.
ttnicr M9cnt 11stS Correspondent
@r. Grnt Scautste Douer bereiif
oeN StG0t Nebr1Sfe ttn0 Snfrt1
Gctr.
ttnfer 3t9ent t.ttS Correspondent,
3err Trtco- SDctI, bef1tGDt 9e9enz
WGrtt9 Ste Sta6ten sSntHots 1t.to
SpUa.
1ttfcr 9Isettt. Serr @uffarSam9e,
bereif ole Staaten Sutnots ttuo
SoWa.
TIMER zig ctt, SEER g. Wtitrm&cr,
bcrctft oesr Staat G1Ltfornien.
ttnier M9ent, 9crr Stto Sen=
iitmgDopcn, beretft oen Staat 9te=
braSf6%
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-14
Spfcr Der GiSeubaDn.

Sin etpa 60 Sabre alter Nlann nit
9rauem 0auptGaar ulo ebenlolbem
Sdnurrz unb Sinn6art, wurbe Wttttpo1
2Ibeno nm y 1br nabe Der 43. Ctr. bon
etnem 3u9e Der SuinoiS GeutraIbabn iiberz
fabreu un0 au9rnbltdli6 getootet. Ser
BeritOrbene trug cine golOene 8riQe, III
ieinen &letoern fano man cine 9otOene u6r
IND AT leinem Oberbeno Die Snitialen
wT. 8. g." Die 2ei6e muroe na6 Der
Wtorgue ~iiber9efIbrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-14
Sin 4pi0erIi0er 9GtAeut

lit b09t petnIi0 ni0t nur fir ben barnit gez
baftete1, luern ct ni9t alien Selbt9efii6lS
bar lit, fonoern au3 fir G%ieieni9en, init BE-
men ct III Seriibrun9 tommt. IS lit eille
beifele So0e, OapOn Sl lpre0en, ober lie bat
ntdt illtr Treunoe, lon0ern Hle6enOe pon ellt=
anoer 9etrennt. nebler At9em uno Eatarr5
iii1O lt93ertrennll9. Or. 9a9e's gCatarrh
&onienoe be5elsen tonnen, Die i9Iimmten
GQQe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-14

= 9lus elmer 81 rGuoerunabe s I'M:
~iinnt9en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
&Dobe SsIanb lit leioer ni6tg oez
poroeu. Ser @ntrag, Die GonltabIerz
Glauiel gu itrei9en unb banit Dem repuz
blttanilhcu r8oB" 8raDtOn Die SanO6az
bung OeS Srobifiti0nsgeieBes 81 ent3ie6en,
tpuroe bon Der Staots8elekgebun0 nit
acknowledgement Meebrbeit ab9eleDnt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-14

Sr9ouii6e S6mG9e ober 8erlult Der
Sraft bel beioen @~elbleGtern, 9lei9piel mte
entltanoen, l6neu uuO fir bic Nouer ge=
beilt. Stir Su9 nit @in3elbeiten lege 10
Gents in Sriefmdrten bel. Worlds Dispen-
sarY Medical Association. Bnffalo- N. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-14
.Aprsfpro,s elciS @NnspNafe.

Wegem IS er t 0 . II II g.
Or. 6. yt. Nobtulon, Wteotl1a, ., la9t
; FSm Saa lem p Hr1hro aHpsrOo ii1S cit ms gsg.
tote erltdunlt6."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-14

Ser Yreis fir Serl00ueruns bes perlOns
lt1en 9usleDens n1uB s. e. glDer & so. erz
t9eilt 1peroen, beren uIuer9lei1li9es @otrz
Si9or etn portreffli1eS Wtlttel sur Yerl60s
lerllng beS 0oares lit. Our9 60rmlolisteit,
9Strtlomfett unb Annebmli9teit bat eS ii9
einen Stang ulter ben unentbebrli9en &oiz
letten : Artifelu errlIn9ell. 0iiuueS 9aar
1ptro oaour9 pou uno 9eblei0te SPARE err
b0lten tbre iu9enDlt9e Sarbe mteoer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-14

Nle Q 3Detnez 3 II ubt beFAE1.
1921 0 Stilf, Se9en $4,000 Stiif III per
SormoGe. IS purOe 6e3ablt $4.20@4.D mir
l9tpere uno 81. 10 04.35 fur lel9te. Frcile
UNI 5@1Oc b0ber.
Herfduft DurDen II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-14
NicDm0rft.

Wm 81 inbDieb mortt betrll9 bic !Sls
fubr ca. 81, 865 @tid, 9e9en $3.50 Stiid IN
Der pori9en @o9e. Yreiie. felter Mno I'M
@anSen genommelt etrpas bo9er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-14
! i'd SU:

@@afe.- Die !3ufubr belief fi6 a4f
ca. 11,OOO Sti6, ge9en 1O,6 0 Gtiif in Der
port9en ISOLDE. greiie I'M SOC bOber ais III
Der NOr1pOAe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-14

Ste augcatetu tcItcbtets 4tttO Des
f0tttatett NI0iG3 catGtere Der GottrAO
Sctpp Srcluitt9 &c. tito sSeoetz
Ntaasst Saa etapfeNlen% &eiteMttn9et
Eittet tatan 0trett asa Die Braneret
A1t fettSe;t. ,nup ms ~ .!D9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09
A AWfndIipg Fal9tr.

A Shenandoah (Ps.) SPECIAL Of the 9Th
SAYS: A swindling fakir visited this place
la,i night, aud, after victimizing several
prominent citizens, was mobbed on The
street, where he conducted his operations
from barouche. The man attracted 4
crowd by first giving away a dollar for
seyeniy,fse eeG.s aud seyepty.tive cents
FOR fifty cents. Then he sold sleefe'butlons
for a quarter and repurchased them TOR
fifty cents. Bot bis grand scheme was TO
sell gold watch for dollar and throw in
valuable present. lie found lots Of buy
ers-smong them the editor OF local paper
and several other prominent citizens.
when fraud was discovered rush was
made for the carriage in which the swindler
stood, and an attempt was made to mob
him, but with the assistance Of the driver
be escaped. When he started away one Of
the victims who had tried TO enter the ear.
risge fell under the wheels, and the mob,
tpking bin for The swlndler, gave him q
sound ihrashing before they discovered
their mistake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09
Qffeutf0e HoIoa.

Forty.twe new chemical elements have
been discovered during the past ten years.
Recent experiments have demonstrated
that the greatest height ever reached by
sea.waves is from thirty.eight to forty feet.
The average storm at sea raises waves to
the height Of thirty feet.
Hot air, drawn over steam-pipes that are
heated by exhaust or live steam and then
blown through pipes to various points,
where |, escapes, Is q satisfactory method Of
beating shops.
Mn. MORGAN and Miguel show that the
sea rapidly purifies the pestlleniial atmos-
phere OF continents. Marine atmospheres
driven upon land act upon inland places TO
considerable distance, purifying the air Of
the regions they traverse.
According TO a correspondent OF the De-
tro,t free Press the taiIest chimney In the
world Is that OF Jacob Townsend. 1t Por,
DuDdas, Glasgow, Scotland. 1t rises Asa
feet above the foundation. That OF the
Mechcrnieh Lead.Works In Germany is
next In height.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09
Sitting Down with . Preacher.
IHarper'e MagnEine.l

In western town dwcIls Elder R,
n clergyman very welLknown throughout
his State for ability and shrewdness. IL Is
nreity generally believed, on account OF his
evident knowledge OF the ways OF the
world. that he was rather "rapld" Ia his
youth. Among his skeptical nelsbbors Is
botel-keeper OF joviil disposition and
liberal heart. Whenever the elder has a
specialIy convincing and sweeping dis
course prepared IT Is his wont TO give spe-
cjal invitations TO his doubling friends
10 be present. and these are some.
times accepted with the proviso that
the dominic and his lady shall
meet the party at the. hotel at din
ner on an appointed day during the week.
so they may have on opportunity to defend
themselves. On these occasions dinner
often lasts the whole afternoon, and the
elder is obliged TO parry the combined
blows OF the opposition. On one occasion
mine host found his match in the clergy
man IN worldly way, and IL was this cir
cumstance that | set out TO relate. The
landlord returned on a certain saturday
evening from a trip to the far West.
and next morning found him, with
bis wife, seated In front pew.
when the plate was passed he
felt in all his pockets, but could find only a
comb, jack-knife and circular piece OF
ivory marked 49," which is supposed by
poker-players to represent value. The lat
ter was dropped in the plate under the vlgl-
LIANT eye Of ibe pastor. hut unnotioed by the
sexton, whose eyes had been dimmed by
age. On receiving the collection the pastor
missed the "chip," and asked The sexton
for il. The latter had thrown it away, sup
posing II TO be a mark OF disre-
spect from some scofler. Elder R
knew his man, and caused the represen-
taiive Of value to be recovered. Next
morning, as the landlord was dilating upon
bis trip to crowd Of friends in his office.
Elder R appeared, and. advancing to
the counter. placed the chip down with the
click 30 familiar TO cOnnoisscurs and asked :
"Can you redeem that this morning.
Brother So" OF course s. could
not do less than hand out 81 bill. aud the
elder departed after expressing the hope
that be might always be 50 lucky. Nine
host says he shall not "sit down" with a
preacher again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09
('rapks,
IFIon .Ioe HoWard's Boston IIe

lFIom Joe Howard's Boston Lecture
| thank Won for the cordially OF your
welcome. regret that our cranky friend,
the clerk Of the weather, has seen mt to in.
terifre with Us somewhat tonight. think
| ought to say at the outset that believe
this good world 10 lei other people I'VE IN
rs well as To live in ourselves. We are all
Of Us cranks, and few OF us can escape
Judgment in that respect. (Laughterl
one day last week the presiding justice
in the chief criminal court OF New York
had occasion to deny on application made
by a member OF the bar. In disnlsSins the
motion, he said "rhesc papers were pre-.
pared by - craik who has become habitul
anuoyer OF the court" Accepting this
dictum, 1t is obvious that a crank is one
who ilegitimately interieres with the Dnsi'
ness OF another; but there Is, think, a
wider significance. OF the hundreds in
this audience Ilaughterl doubtless not one
is exempt from the stigma OF crankincss IN
some line, so that fair definition OF the
term as applied to mankind would be one
who thinks or acts differently from hi:
fellows. But seewbat class Of man becomes
most conspicuous In this cranky realm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09
IYSttrBeHti.
Noi Surprise - Tho SD0w-H term -
Trains Delay ed-ATtest.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
DECEMBER g, 1886.
TIE tclegraphic intelligence Of the de
ci,jon OF the Governor in the casc Of Gu
yerlI>, which reached this city yesterday
afternoon, Iaiied to elicit surprise, for The
reason that il was IN accordance with pub
lie expectation, even among many who
signed petitions for cUmmUtati0n OF the
sentence Of the condemned man.
The snow blockade continues on all OF
The railroads entering the city. Especially
is Til. true with reference to The western dl-
vision Of the Norfolk ana Western road,
Tie mail trains Of which, albeit pulled by
two engines, are always hours behind time.
So great indeed is the depth Of snow on the
Ncw.Riycr road that the train to Pochah0n'
tas has been temporarily discontinued,
While in the city our Street Railway Com.
pany has not rllu car since Saturday, ana
It i, no easy matter to tel when they will
resume, because Of lack Of facilities for re-
moving the distractions on their track.
Sleigbing here Is the best ever known. and
everything that can be utilized IN the shape
OF q slCigh is beng pressed into service.
some idea may reformed Of the depth oil
the snow and it, accompanying drifts when
| If Is stated that the mall-driycr from Camp
bell Courthouse. a distance OF twelve miles,
WIS two dsys in reaching here from that
point.
TIE Stockholders Of the Storage Ware.
| house Company nave paid mp The required
Der cent Of stock aud permanently
| orsanizod by tie election Of Captain +. I.
Lee q. president. John T. Edwards Is vice
IRE sdent. and william King l. secretary
and treasurer. They expect 10 begin opera
! lions with the ads ut Of The new year.
The City Council at it, last meeting in
creased the police force 10 tue extent Of
| four, and the Police BOARD have elected c.
| ". Wcbber, Charles II. Bell, j. ". Burl-
| ley, and J. ". Gold to the positions.
The proprietor OF saloon In this city
| has introduced new feature into his busi-
| uc,s-i. e., that Of placing a small iron
bank on his counter for The reception Of
| contributions for the poor. Some money
has ready been collected in this way and
| handed over TO the ladies OF the Benevolent
| Association for distribution.
Colonel 10. Lane Stern, Inspector
general, IL expected here tomorrow for
the purpose Of inspecting our volunteer
| militia.
| Ashby Horton, OF this city, has gone 10
Washington preliminary 20 going on the
United States trainiDg-ship New Hamp-
| shire.
Henry Christian (colored), from Roanoke,
was arrested here yesterday charged with
shooting John DckeTson in Roanoke. lie
is in jail awaiting an officer from that CITY
Pork and yeni'on are very plentiful in
this market; lhe former is selling at 60 per
| hundred. Rex.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09
Noten from Ashland.

tSorrcspoDoenceo Oh the hicuinonu Dspatcn.I
Rev. Mr.. Betty, the incoming pastor.
preached his first sermon In the chapel
here Sunday morning. lie Is plain, yet
practical and earnest, and his mannerism
Il engaging. The retiring pastor, Rev. Mr..
Siurgis, has bosi Of waim friends here,
WHO send with him 10 his new field OF hbor
many kind wishes. A
Randolph. Macon Qbllege has its usual
number Of students. Their hieh-toned re.
spectabiiiiy and spirituality are above par.
which is no mean compliment. President
W. w. Smith Is a hue president. aud 10 the
manor born. A daDclng.master recently
attempted 10 get mp german class here.
President Smith made fe. kind remarks
10 The boys, telling them that they had no
right when sent here by their parents 10
take German under one OF the faculty 10
change their professor; and the dancing
school y non est.
1he snow Is about ten inches deep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09

obliged 10 him for his share In the work:
and Askcd him 10 can IN the morning ana
ret bis pay. She then rturncd TO me
honse. The sheriff arrested her and a'sn
Rev. Isasc Jones, and they, with stark
Simpson, were taken 10 Plymouth nno
Jailed. Indignation ran 80 high asainst AL
that lynchipg was openly talked Of. such
a sensation was never known In that part oI
the State. The woman made an afiidavn
that she could not get justice In Washihg-
ton county, and so had the case moved %
Beaufort county, where the trial Is now In
progress, having begun last Friday: Many
witnesses have been examined. simpson
has made full confession OF the crime, as
above related.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09
North Carolina BSase GaaRd News.
(CorreSpondouce ofthe Richmond DispAtcn.l

OxF0RD, N. G., DECEMBER Z, 1870.
Mr.. ii. q. Cooper, one OF our most highly.
esteemed young t0wnsmcn, has been elected
lieutenant colonel OF the North Carolina
State Guard. lie held the Office Of first
lieutenant In the Granville Grays, Com
pany Il. Third regiment; which place being
left vacant the following promotions were
made: Second. Lieutenant A. W. Allen TO
first lieutenant; Orderly.Sergeant j. A.
TAYLOR to second lieutenant. Mr.. Cooper
IL yice.president OF the Cooper Tobacco
Company Of this city. DEN.
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T OST, A NEGOTIABLE NOTE FOR
II $4,000, dated November ~ 1886. at
sixty days, drawn by SPOTS X Gibson, aud
made payable TO spots ( Gibson 1T First
National Bank, Richmond, Va, and en-
doIsed by SPOTS 4 Gibson.
All persons are hereby cautioned against
de s.3ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09
By v. W. bowe,

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF THAT
II COMFORTABLE BSTANT l.
AND CONVENE ENTLY.LOCATEO BHlCk
UNWILLING, No 3li EASr GRAVE
sTREkT BETWEEN TIL Il y AND
FOT RTH sTREE1S, AT AUUflON-As
executor OF the late Andrew Johns n
viii sell, by public auction. Oh the premises
on - - 100.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1855.
at O'Clock 2. Nj. the above.nentloned
property. The houge contai as ten rooms
besides n good brick kitchen with tour
rooms, aud large coal and wood-ceilais
The lot has q iIopt OF 32x Feet. ana runs
back a good depth TO wide aues.
This property, occupying as II does CEN
trail position In the city, convenient 10 the
business places the principal cnurches'
places Of amusemeu sud depots, shouldat'
tract tho affection OF those looking ior a
hCme, and would consequently prove "a Sood
invest rnent "
TERMS: One third cash: balance at six
and twelve monins for notes, with Interest
added, ard 81 cured by = deed OF trust, or all
cash, at the option Of the purchaser.
A. s. BOULWAHE,
te4 Executor.
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Marriage I'm Durham.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
GREENSBORO, N. G.. December S.-Mr.
A. ii. Stokes, formerly Of Caswell county.
N. C., but now one Of the leading tobacco
nists, OF Durham, was married this evening,
at hall past 8 O'Clock, TO Miss NJ. q. Angler.
daughter Of NJ. A. Angler, ESQ.,; all OF
Durham. They passed through here to-
night on a bridal tour TO Florida and the
Mosi India islands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09
rr,dc "a consequently at stand.stirl, and

Trsde n consequently at stand.stiIl, ana
wsym fires arr IN demand.
For o number Of years u has been the
custom Of the Washington Literary Society
10 have NJ least one public session q year.
The first one Of this session will be held
Friday night. with the following pro-
eramme: orators, w. Il. u. joyce and +:
d. Harris; Essayists, W. NJ. Waters and
]. C, Dolly; Declsimers, II. l.. Taylor, j..
IT. IIowison, George II. Ray, and K. Z:
HowIson; Debaiers, George Shipley and
L. c. Bailey taflirmatlve) and G. l.. Bsne
and O. C. Hening (negsttyt).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-09
LOIDOUN COUNTY.
Property Burued-I.ocal Matters OF
Interest.

ICOfrtEpOnuence0 OF the RlchmOnd DlspatcnI
LEEsBURG, Va, December G, 1886.
Rosemont, the property Of W. j. Ilarri.
son, president Of the Loudcrm National
Bank, situated six miles from Leesburg, in
the Ketoctin valley, was entirely consumed
by fire on Yesterday. The building was oc.
cupied by Gaswell Smith, ESQ.,, as tenant.
The Dire was accidental. No insurance.
snow commenced falling here on satur-
day. and continued throughout Sunday.
To-day II is some six inches deep.
ScatfoldiDg has been erected for the pur-
pose Of repainting the outside OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, South. The
Baltimore Conference meets here Ia March,
and the church will be properly renovated
for the occasion. CATOcrIN.