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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-11-17
Hurrah for President Harrison.

Hurrah for President Harrison.
Let us all 60 and see him inaugu-
rated.
Who will be our next postmaster
and who will 60 in the Mint?
Miss Emma Crowell has returned
home from visit to Union county.
The democrats of Old Virginia
now figure their own majority at 900.
Mr.. Dallas Alexander and little
daughter spent part of the week in
the city.
People are beginning to settle down
to business again as they are satisfied
with the results
The excitement over the election
has caused us to neglect our business
as we'll as friends.
Bishop J. J. Moore preached at
Grace last Sunday morning, and at
Little Rock at night.
The democrats of North Carolina
now claim II, 900, with the republican
west yet to hear from.
Mr.. Preston H. Brown is still
down in Union county and is doing
GOOD work for the MESSENGER.
Republicans are having ratification
meetings in different parts Of this
State as well as republican States.
Rev. W. P. Phifcr organized a
fptercn church for colored people at
the Ma,sf's court room last Sunday,
The young men of Wilmington are
preparing to visit the Inauguration ID
grand style A good crowd will 60
The letters from Mr.. Lewis OF
Lumberton and Mr.. Taylor Of Lin
colnton reached us too late for this
issue.
They say all the letter carriers for
this city must be colored men as white
men will gil the best places inside the
Offices.
Miss Minnie Sumner returned home
last Tuesday from visit to Raleigh
She was rendered reception BY the
Hesperian club.
Messrs. A. Brady. w. G. Ford
c. W. Eddins and r. W. Ahrens have
been mentioned as possible candidates
for the postcfice.
Some Of the press is mistaken IN
saying the military were called out ~
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-11-17

We do not rejoice at the downfall
Of any one. II is our good fortune
q have the advantage in this great
change, and it is better that it is thus.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-11-17
FARM TENANTS WANTED.

On lands near Charlotte and David
son College. Stock and supplies fur
nished, if we'll secured
R. BARRINGER.
Nov. 10th, 1888.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-11-17

Y If your paper has blue
- cross mark, it will be stopped
till you pay up. We cannot continue
to send it to you without some money.
Please pay up and let us continue it
to you.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-11-17
ATTENTION TEACHERS I
NH!TE NORNAL SCHOOL,
Lunlberton, N. q.

will begin its rHIRTHENrH session for
six months on Monday, April 9 ,1sSS.
Having been educated in a NEW
ENGLAND NORMAL scHooL, and having
had sixteen years experience in the
school-room, the Principal is prepared
to do much for those who arc seeking
school where they may be aided
during the summer Thorough drills
given daily in all the branches re-
quired to be taught in the Public
Schools, ana written examinations on
practical questions given weekly.
For particulars, send far eircularsto
D. p ALLEN.
Lumberion, n G.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-11-17
DR.. J. T. WILLIAMS

Offers his professional services to the genera
public.
Office hours from to 10 a. m. . to 3 p. m.
Office No "a West 4th street
Night calls from residence No. sos South
=. street. Charlotte, N. Q.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-11-17
BOARDING HOUSE,
Monroe, N. @.

| have. opened Boarding House
for the accommodation Of the travel
ing public, and any person wishing
good board and lodging will be ae-
commodated on. depot street, near the
station. Comfortable rooms, good
beds, good cooks Give me a call
MRs. e. f. ALSOBRO0K.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-11-17

Business failures in Durham on
Thursday amounting to $757, 900.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1888-11-17

Send your girls to school.
Il matters not II they are large and
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27
THEIR BIRD ESCAPED
slD~eu OF or HlllsoAls sAa
fhs nasa-As AT ths " s1sass Wha sslspea
wtth n~4ssE N@iaras Na~ AltA
hsr 81 Assols. ksa.-k1l4
hSes baf.sa.

Hn1sBaLK sept 30.-N bidwsii hus-
bsnd 81 pretty Nellie xho siopeo via
banker wsldrou. spent sssssla4s Ia ial'
here Bdwell told tas sAsria ttsi d l1es
hsa oonls 10 aim a. friendly ~ay i
ould hsvs tolo some thines ~ gTsAt hel
20 ihsn Nov hs wxs arrested. howtssl
Ihsy would hsVs ~ TAD oui y l.sl ths = 4nas.
"a know Tie besi wss thes couia lie said
Nsidrun Ssxs ioc sna wosia yel "a - 0sili
l1rs l. koou Is "a peoiea - preteI cpSfgte oi
oonsplrssf AEslasl hlaweil. ~llh ~loss he
had al lntervle~ lssl "a gGt a. loa sioos bla.
wei proulaed a. beg hoon ans tns ofnocn
90 oapiurs n re-. fl0eeii euG FriurA to hills-
1sls when wantea. AeTs io0lishit, koon
ws4 daged Kad consented a. leg hldwel
50. The latter hssiened a. oEoe 10 ihe de.
l,et sno toos tie ifsln Tar ~aiucs a1a liifnce
~ busEs 10 " here ms .ie w1s. tAt olkosEs
beTs are now klcGiHg themss yea iof lettlng
The bira escape so easily. Nofa a4ns lfaln
lrement, Ind. lasi nidnlsEi lhsl Ire bld-
~eil wss there She hAc driven IhsFe frum
Quincy. about tNenfs miller distant Size
we very much eIoitsd bnl wsspI a. crazy
but tusl sLs vac msiinFs osspersss effort
20 pas good distance esl wesa herself sna
TIE ofloers. Sherln Wood has iusi tsie.
Frsphe0 iron Angola thai NJ. sna an. \.
\. bidweli are ibere and thai Ars. bioweii
sss Too lll Go be moved si present
Governor lsuos vii bs sskeO iasneciste-
IN for a reguisitlon. and the two vii be
brought here ano locked up - they viii
stay Bio~el also tsiegrsphed here ARK
ing koon 10 come 10 Aneois fof oonsuits-
ton. evidently koplne 10 ~hesals hiin once
more and obtain ms ilOefis. hoon les nOt
vet decided 10 70.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27
CHANGED DAILY.

trult Jsrs,
Now is the time 10 buy your FTuii Jsrs.
We are Offering TO-DAY tbe Asson, With
porcelain lined tops. a. f0l'oyf
1 pint Mason. soc ter au1el.
] quart Mason e1c per dozen
. quart Mason. 81 25 per dozen
What do YOU tkins oi those
Japsssss Screens
We never beard Of snch bis bargains just
thirk Of f0nf field JspsBess hand painted
screens for s2sk. ksmsntsT ihls ssle will
asst but one weeF. AND those
JspHsess Plates for TIC.
are going issi. and well they may a. tbev
are much cheaper than American wxre
This lmsrs ware Il The sosi durable Of
wares ard il il certainly the most pleskinr
on the table. We are opening hundreds of
crates OF new goods every CAV and many
Of the pretty new pieces ere being s0io every
day. kspy are taking advantage of the
Christms. When We have received 81
pew goods We mean 70 have > grand open
ing. that is II .e have any lsfl The wsy
they are going nov VII oioss them ell out
IN . month. Don't wait but cal sDd look
them over new.
/. LeOnardS Sons & Co.,
90 and 81 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

sn7 csuan4s igaoFsnss. Daring lhs 1Gh
c-ofuss Iasre Las be@1 ~ &e1alss clsrse -
Ia ls,suduct agk lsi a. or1clEi - ur4na
Rsnias fkls tscf = re1n4rkssLs NAo shou-
se "a incentive fer a. - MElnl@la the a.
tiAss reputation ws hass - thofo0E ~
e.resa. lel us hope bsl az tUturs legs
lsliou saa os1olsl scss " lblB these seAal-
IN has ~ &c Ter the common sesi-
aoiaa sxzcg Justice 20 al, remembering
that fhs coed done all sartite long alter
thesx walls are q aecay.
TGe Scheb-rl C.Qo sang . charming
selsogion ACME LSarls ss arranged -
BACK after which the AsyOr introduced
hon c. 4 Walker. OF Detroit the 0niy sur
sisiRs officer e.sclsd 81 ihs nrsl charter
election Of our city la 1855
glDsn WsLKEK
said that lie came 10 Grand kznids 10 1888
and remained I've yeas a. u.i e4l and zs
the Aayor hsd ssld, wss ole lae hrst
Board Of Trustees snu tEe only one n0~
uving. Aud VAS upon thst Froun1-ths
he wsss Kind of reilc Of snuQ llty that he
supposed be VA invited - DC present. he
had made 20 prepsr ration. sno should de-
liver no formal aaircss ouI would give a
lev reccllecliOls Of early experiences. il
vas = great ple&surs Tor AIN 20 be present
81 he dedication Of the building vnich Vas
lie nnesI 0f the Ind 10 the State and a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

p9Ft . tes Counell SeBtsMosr IL ISL.
fScsr- alsa'si1s l1aE las cas- IN s-le t-s
co.azy g. tie eEscEou ~ salclak apoE
81 l0l street. FzTk tor tss Iolui uss ~ ootn
eo44ly 4B1 cily TIE report sss -Ale Ga
tks sbis sz1 ths 0sslsF again q1Asliy
>. IA osfsd ior yszE s1d 14lt
Kay - 1855. Mayor A8gelL 81 order q
ths CelacIl. sppoilts3 q special coBlln lnlttes
70 s1oza sas assigned az duEy 0f looking
Ep saIl4sle slss fsF Clty haiA tals
eomAitlee reported % Jns CoUncu Juos Is
following recon alsaal ns he purchase u
Ehs loLs offered o. DF. spsaliink al the
nortnsAst corner o. Ollssa All Lyon-sls
for tae suu o. tl5.esJ sRd Oh J4iy 2 1885.
tne Council sathOr ze1 the pure ss
recon msndsd. aud - Lhs rsms tine or
csred TIE sac Of tie clty lot. corner Of
Ottss4 and Pesrl-sls. for tBs ike suu Of
s.. 90. ressrsiug thefeffom the nFs alarm
Del snd t9Nsr o. the 9th OF tie same
uoatn the cona znltfee reported the sac OF
TIE city iot anl tse purchase Of the epAuid-
ing property aud their seton sas tnere-
UPON ratified aBt confirmed 0y unAni-
. NOUS vote Of the Council
July 4, lss3 toe Council once more and
for the last tine dec srsd the erection o. a
OtF Hall = necessary public improvement.
and 0n tie l2th Of the same month il con
Armed IA former action oy requesting me
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

IxnskNAP0ids. sept 2S.-T oasy The nun
bsr Of visitors 10 Gsnsrsi Harrison. both
those who called Informally and those who
came with the three delegations. was sr.
osptionsi There we're over enc thousand
s,togsthsr, bat the greater part vss - be
found in tbs delegations thsl zane down
from iptou are Eikbsrt ceusties. CoiDa
bus. Ono shout fvs hundred one -tfih
% whom we're vstsrsH vetsfs Of $40. snd
the rest represented tie FOrstsr C.ut u
that city Accompanying each we're q nUrn-
bsf Of bands and drum corps. sB6
when 81 we're assemblies o. the psrs
sf clock this sfssrnson there ~s'
q crowd n 5D0g svsifine Genera
Harrison. Hon John A Bingham.
Of Ohio. made TIE infrs6uctofy sp-.ch for
his Delegations while J. A sv0vslspd
spoke fDr he 7ipton esBntr P>0pls sne q.
x Hubesil for tho>s frorn Elfbsrt Gen
era Harrison. IL his rsspsnse osveiopso -
Some sxtsnt his we've sn surplus. which
hsd sesh given briefly n former spsscbss.
After TIE spescbss fbe Genera rsce veo
ssch one - bis vis sort psrs0ns
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

10 nsvsEsper msn IN tbe country is abis
- vrits nor. irts iirentiy Shout us-sps-
pers thsn Z. L whiss. vhos. initisis - iong
gsrs weEbf - he Warrington oispsscfles
o. ths F>v Ts~t 7riizsn<s as more thtn
asusl irle-est fsersfgft sftscnes - tis
s~-ri On Wes.ern fourns isrR. vbicn
ssr.srs ir Hqrl,> 1eoe~'z> ~ Orsessr
ID is n8f sriv Fisteriesl skelch - tss r'Tir
q pa is1rnas . tbs Fssf as 49, editors
t,s.fftiss ~urr rusrv 81 ttleir -sputations ssc
. sssr 80 rsss ~ tbeir fnfoenoe politics.
rrsrsI sns Isersry Portraits are over -
f-extr s~~sn ~ tns i~s6lng editors cf ftas
Ws-s ssevicr So - men 81 Dsrxec es-
sxy. snss ssnsos ss1 ssl.zsg.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27
A GREAT STORM.

The We ret ESpsrisncsd tn issFs along
the New EsGisHd CsssI
BosToS. sept 26.-keporis from slonG the
coast shov that flsst nights sno todsss
storm has not been sIoeeoed IN severity
for many yesrs. No sers serious disasters
are reported a. yet tut tbis NAV he cue 60
the interruption Of communication wah
seaports. A schooner Went ashore south Of
Kingston ohSunsl. sDo viii pr0bSOiy be- .
total loss. I
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27
The Standing.
The following table shows the standing
n & ,k> T<.yna rlf,hs t,r ~ T.t..
The standing
A FEARFUL FALL.

Man Drops from . Balloon One Thou.
sane Teet High.
OTTAWA. Ont. Sept. 25.-Tom Wensiey, =
yonng butcher. was killed bsre today BY
falling from height Of over one thousand
feet from a balloon. The victim, with
Others. was engaged 70 sssist ia holding The
ropes BAT failed 70 relsass bis grip when
be sigma Vas gwen ~ the sernnsut.
Finally becoming srksBsisd, ne oropped
and fell TO the earth not hundred yards
from the place Of ascent. The ssronsu'
decendes esfeir in q parachute
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

81 - IAis co2trscf eas approves - tAs
Csaaeil 4 prll a. ls>7.
.-fss nrst esunaSts pea this contrast szs
certssa - tks boSrd Jane IS ls-3. settle
nlsnt ..s ka1 49, nasi 10y asai made tas
contractor August -. lsss
.-Tas e1p~nslsares nlSis D. tas Board u
Pablc works ia he ervcs-en q ths Cty
hAll sfe as f0ll0ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

And he grand total = seen 70 e ..- So So q
The names OF the architect. contractor
snb-conractors and inspectors Of works.
are a. follows.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

st Pittsburg-
Pittsburg .'.-.....-o ? o 0 % o. 2
Detroit .-----..0 o O.
Base Hits-Pitixburg 8: Detroit. O.
Errors -Fittsburg. 3. Detroit
Bsueries-G alvin and Miller, Conway and Can
zell.
At Washington
First Game
Washington ..-......-.-.0 ! 0 0 o. 3
New York @ Q o -
Base Eits-Washington, 2. New YORK II.
Eir0rs-- sshipgton, D. New lolk,
Batteries 80 " hIiney ana Mack. Welch and
Ewing
Second Game
Washington. --...........2 o @ ] Q o. Z
New York .............-..0 . o 0 .
Base Hits-w sshinRtnn. 8, New York.
IrroTs-N 6shington. 4 New lorf J.
Bstterles-Keefe and AruDcCi. Ilioonb and
Murphy.
AT Chicago
Chicsgo-...-.......---l0 0 . s Q O-lo
iDoialss polls ...-.---.--..O o 0 o.
Base Hits-Chicsgo 70. indianapolis. s.
ErrOTs-Cbicsxo, s. indianapolis. 2.
Bsttefies-1ener and DAfliDf shreve and DAILY
At Boston
Rsin-GsDe postponed
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-27

Base Hits PittSburg, 8: Detroit. o.
Errors -Fittsburg. 3, Detroit j
Bsueries-Galyin and Miller. Conway and Ga
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-03-21
SUMMARY OF CONGRESS.
Senate Proceedings.

49rH DAY.-The bill to regulate commerce
carried on by telegraph was reported from
the Postoffice Committee with adverse reports
on bills introduced by Messrs. Cullom and Ed
munds, and the matter provoked lengthy dis
cussion, engaged in by Messrs. Cullom, Chace,
Blair, Reagan, Salisbury and German.
A bill was introduced to incorporate the At
lantic and Pacific Ship Canal Company.
The resolution directing the Secretary Of the
Navy to designate National vessel OF war to
convey the remains of ex-President Paez, OF
Venezuela, from the port of New York to the
port of Laguayra was passed.
50TH DAY.-The President presented to the
Senate all correspondence relative to the re-.
cent fishery, negotiations :; The House nlll
favorably reported. :. "A joint resolution was
passed for the construction Of a reservoir for
the storage of water in arid regions of the
United States. The bill to construct q
bridge across the Mississippi River. at
Memphis was reported adversely with q
minority report from Messrs. Ransom, Coke
and Kenna. Some important amendments
were made to the rules. Consideration OF
the Dependent Pension bill was taken up and
Manderson, Wilson, Sherman, and Ingalls,
5lsT DAY.-A bill to credit the late COL
lectors of the Port Of New York, Robertson
and Hedden Cthe former s2,S46, and the
latter Sc, ,073, for moneys received by dis
honest clerk as duties on books was passed: "A
bill was introduced to provide more efficient
mail service between the United States and
South and Central America and the West In
dies. "A bill to fix the sea pay OF Ensgns IN the
Navy at S1700 per annun, their shore pay at
si4O6 and waiting order pay at $1,000 was re-
ported favorably. -. The consideration OF the
Urgent Deficiency Bill was continued with
ouf tho matter being dispOS I'd of,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-03-21
THE NEWS HPITOM1zED.
Eastern and Middle States

HENRY NJ POTTER, aged sixty. jailor at
Northampton, Mass, hanged himself be-
cause he was accused of embezzling county
money.
ERNEST You've, Professor of Ancient and
Modern History at Harvard College, has
committed suicide
GRAND MASTER PowDERLY, of the Knights
of Labor. has issued All earnest appeal for
aid for the miners in the Lehigh region, whose
condition and suffering, he says, are de-
plorable.
A DEFALcAT1oN of $4,000 has been dis.
covered in the office of the Treasurer OF
Danphin County, Penn.
NEAL Dow, the combined candidate of the
Democrats and Prohibitionists was defeated
for the Mayoralty of Portland, Me-, by
Mayor Charles j. Chapman, Republican, who
received an increased majority over the VEN
cradle Father of Prohibition"
Miss LOUISA NJ. ALcoTT, the noted au-
thoress. died Tuesday at her home in Boston,
Mass, just two days after the demise of her
aged father, T. Bronson Alcott. She was
born at Germantown, Penn, in 1882.
THE New Jersey Senate and Legislature
have passed the County Option High License
bill over the Governors veto.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-03-21
LATER NEWS.

CHARLES DowNEs, the missing insane
teller of the Castleton IN. ~ Bank, has
been found dead in church at that place,
having shot himself.
EARTHQUAKE shocks are reported from
Nashua, N. a., and Pasadena, Cal.
The Rush University for colored students
of both sexes at Holly Springs, Miss, was de-
stroyed by fire, causing a loss Of $25, 900.
Mr.. MILTON H. NoRTHRUP, editor Of the
Syracuse Courier, has been nominated by
the President as postmaster at Syracuse,
Ny.
FRANCE has relinquished all claims to the
new Hebrides and the transport Dives has
been ordered to take away the French troops.
SIR JOHN Ross has succeeded Lord Alex
ander Russell as commander of the British
forces in North America, with headquarters
at Halifax.
EMPEROR WILLIAM, of Germany, was In
so precarious a condition on Wednesday that
it was deemed necessary for the Crown
Prince, who was at San Reno, Italy, to re-
turn to the German Empire at once. The
aged Emperor suffered greatly from alb
dominal disorder, and at times was in g
stupor.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-03-21
THE NEW TARIFF BILL.
A Proposed Reduction in Duties
Amounting to 500, 100000.

A Proposed Reduction in Duties
Amounting to $55, 100000.
The tariff bill favored by Chairman Mills
and his Democratic associates Of the House
Ways and Means Committee has at last been
made public. Estimates of several reduc-
tions in revenue affected by the bill have not
been completed in detail, but the aggregate
according to the best information in the
hands of the Ways and Means Committee
is fixed at SIS, 100000. This total
includes about 500, 250, 900 on account Of the
free list, s17, 900 on account Of woolen
goods, s., 600 900 for china and glassware
$750, 200 in the chemical schedule something
less than S500,00o on cotton, 81 SOC, 600 on
flax, hemp and jute, and sugar about
s1l 900 00O
There is no internal revenue changes pro-
posed by the bill, this subject being .pur-
posely left for lack of time to the considera-
tion of the full committee
The bill makes the following additions to
the list of articles which may be imported
free of duty:
Wool, woolen rags and shoddy; timber,
boards, sawed lumber, hubs, blocks, slaves,
pickets, laths, shingles, clapboards and logs;
salt when imported from any country which
does not charge an import duty upon salt eN-
ported from the United States; flax, hemp,
jute and vegetable fibers; burlaps, bagging
for cotton, artificial mineral waters tin
plates, iron or steel sheets, copper ore, nickel
ore quicksilver. antimony, marble cement;
all essential oils, petroleum, cottonSeed oil,
glycerine, gelatine, spirits of turpentne soap
and soap stocks, coal tar products, barks Tor
dyeing, indigo, logwood.
Chemicals, crude and manufactured, in
Guiding potash, sulphur, borax, blue vitrol ;
bone black, kaolin, ochre, lumber, and
sienna; rags, rattans, bristles, feathers,
curled hair, needles, pulp for paper makers,
books printed in foreign languages; cocoa;
dates, figs, prunes, currants; meats, game
and poultry; chicory, acorns and other sub
stitutes for coffee; crude opium for medicinal
purposes.
The bill proposes besides putting many ad-
ditonal items on the free list, to fix the duty
on pig iron at Sc ton, on iron or steel rail-
way bars weighing more than twenty-five
pounds to the yard and slabs or billets OF
steel, s1l ton; on iron or steel T rails weigh
ing not over twenty-five pounds to the
yard, S14 ton, and on iron or steel flat
rails, punched, SIS a ton. The bill also
provides for admitting free of duty after
July "all woo,s, hair Of the Alpaca goat
and other like animals, woods on the skin,
wooden rags shoddy, mengo, waste and
flock 81 and after October !, 1883, it provides
among other things for forty per cent
duty On woolen worsted cloths, shawls and
all manufactures of wool not especially emu
merated: and on fannels, blank kets, knit
goods, women's and children's dress goods
composed in part Of wool.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-03-21
AGED PEOPLE.

MATILDA RILEY, of Raynick, KY, claims
to be 12l years old.
MRS SARAH HORNE Of Dover, N. H., is
93 years old and is in perfect health.
D. T. VAN VECHTEN, of Warren, Pa. +,
claims to be the oldest g.. A. R. man in the
country. He is in his Goth year.
PATRICK DALEY, of Meriden, Conn, is 101
years of age, strong and hearty, and still does
his own garden work.
AFTER Mrs. William Dutton had lived 100
years she stopped the use of tobacco for fear
Il was injuring her health. She is still hale
and hearty at lob.
MRS. BRIDGET EAGAN, of Rondout. N c.,
is los years old, and she says it makes her
mad to have young folks of 80 or 90 years
come round and ask if she is feeling
poorly"