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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-10

Sn Shanghai iinb bic gEineIen
auRer ii9 Dor Staunen iiber bic Meis,
belt zines ibrer &i9ter. Dor fursem
wur6e ndmli9 elm Mann Dor benielben
gefiibrt, Der bef9ulbist mnroe, einen
Slid geftOblen 5u baben. Ser Mnge-
flagte leugnete unb fiibrte aur gnt.
laftung an, baB er f6rperlid bieI au
f9wa6 udre. I'm elm fol9es 8erbre9en
begeben 3u f6nnen. Der &idter b6rte
ieiner gr3dblung rubig au uno sab ii1
ben 4ni9ein, als Oh er Mitleib
nit bem lln9liidli6en babe. rGebe
beim unb LAB Did beilen", ipra9
er, ,unb ba Du febr arm biit, ttimm ie.
nen Sad NIT 10000 9aels baar als
8ei9ent bon MR." Ser angeflagte
that es. nabm ben f9peren Sad iiber
bic S6ultern unb sing fort. ST mar
aber mod nidt melt, als sr tpieber bers
baftet, Ing Geri9t auriidgebra6t unb
f9ulbig befunben tpurbe. Ser Gi9ter
bemerfte, baB elm Manu, ipel6er einen
10 f9tueren Sad tragen t6nne, obne
S9wiegteit einen lei9ten 9ii6 au 5tebs
len I'm Stanoe iei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-10

Ginsn Glud auf bas itol3e @rafenbaus:
Sn Shrsden unb S1ma@ iout' eS l0l@en aus :
Dod bic Ba7er, ia Die @aiier beden bieIe8 Su.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-10

Die &rOuprin3eifn bat Elm 5eles
gramm on itre Mutter, bic G6nisin
WIetoria bon gnslan6, geianbt, In mel.
dem fe ibr mittbeilt, baB bic an ihrem
@atten ausgefiibrte Reblfopfs Opera.
ton slhdli9 bon Staten gegangen fei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-10

blbt bis 20 ebrmar Der S0 nnO Il i'm HOTEL
53 an3ntrefen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

Tee city sovesnusus Of Seattle 10
IN hlrs grave ui.s~ts 10 6slsyine 10
pass 90 ordinance 70 extend shs city
Ore iiai q This u someshinG which
5000 a tie attended 10 at once. fos few
nortbs hsaee n may BE- impossible TO
render an osdiosnos - shscslvs ~ II
esn b. maas ~ this si@e. Tee erection
Of frame be,ldinss 10 tie Business pos-
Sion Of ths c,ty 10 strs 10 delay. " NOT
prevent, tue ereosisa Of brick s'rue
sases. snd u tbs main thoroufhfsrss
which sre drvossd to srads are once die
fsus-d BY shsn.iss, !, vtli ~ q1iss Dc
esds 20 r.m ,vs tiiem. ana retsrd for
ysss. oueh bifd "a 10 Ia, inmsdis,s
vieistsy. The eatiook las nssvf b-s .
o, brisas ~ 10 " t,dsy. aud u u 10 III.
hats ~ "a "a oald = CITY vaioh Ia ap-
psuAuss ell b,aaeii, % tas oltiz,us
vho rssd,ia ~. sns IN 1aioip,i eovsr1-
msnt maa 20. nsw when 81 oppofIun.
iiy 10 offered.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

4 ifrgIx MAE oo-slr AAoSo soMt
nsrt nItCkSs

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N he hSgab team piag ass ceen ors-0
Issd 10 a. Q '" Sad m t,u'saf % IA At,
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81 nee .9 al lasa-e III 40 X psoH
paa- auis.s e. "a stessts zee v q IA ths
Iaspo 9 20 ~ . SO toa sni ~
a., stisk su, lee Isei -. totF~ T. an
"A % ,s q naa ie - oFsst Ssao a.
tvty wura. Ilr pofps u D. bTlus
out It'd 1sreisr b. ~.rssfs Ia tgsif
on d SIT Ct tu h-.r them inssr-sirc
81 q hn-, NJ ttns .tes tt'y can d.
the uso., se~s; IN . thsy nsy ke'I
SD Gu b. X gao,lesn ss',ps h ans
SO strsts,lse sst sst-vkth b. hsepies
wru Ito sara ehs X pasi eau -
I be lins 10 esuo ts act essss 10 tts
PLACE - aAs sts~ ss tte esad ccntr'
OF gesttai siaf'. aSS also no i nbt ~sli
as.sss ss the sucsi sia toe go d
usrd. Ii. fuars Msn' elae dsss.
nsess II US matss:sl iron til, thirc
vsSd."
"bs tie wn" said = member cf the
I4reoip elae. the iaeSs Meas ae.
- e~i 20. h. all shs ~ us intents an5
tEtfuss 40 sNnct, Ut the sserAxs
is.u e~t-esp OF ate Larcosp eIse v.si
Goa ,.~s. ~rs fsvoratty In point Of
yu~. ~rh tie mss her.hip of tss
foau. Ne - tks % tnstzsce q ess
seus.ew csssNa ,t,s--. h aak Me- ksr
chsitmss. n h fisset ~, =. I. ATM
stuts. 4. l. \ Asa Ata frei "a Ia
Nsa- "a tLtm sea q es Sad % To II,
IA. II cassse. ell tby .itia average ~
With sFs svese.s OF tte eos Ms1i
nt. lissssvt. that q uniy Vlessantty
ana Abe isaat :. n sssat onr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

nslsos nsxSsrr mas uIs FRANCHISE II
7IsDsp III rus suuInasn
1ous1r LINZ.

uxlsos nsxSsrr ms uIs FRANCHISE II +.
71spsp Io rus souInssn
eousgY Ltsx.
The coapty camnsissiobers yesterday
granted q fssnrsiss 10 tue "oobntb u
Maio- Lac Gomyssy OF lscona." The
sfisiop sss si1nei by A. A. Honey.
IT,. aud ], b. Cror.seli. Tse article.
Of insorvass,ios died y.ssssisy sets
forth tns, she surpose Of the coUpsoy
10 TO coDsuuct aud ,qasp motos lin .
fruu tie tsrai1i II tie NeIsoo Bennett
system. IN the soasbstn past " tbs otsy,
10 such ps,Gi. es bnsioess ist~reets may
suggest, thss tbs c.npsny de-ises 70
b. s,o wars on one % these Ia 20. begin.
rses ~ TIE JUNCTION o. ysd, rson svsoas
VIE the ab,y rasd lid txfes ding To-
Sc sautbsfn i,pe Of secsson -. township
20 nosib, rsts 3 east. Toe companv
csslst . 10 use sis cir,c oilers. and ash.
for . ,tsht Of -, u feet eide svss ID.
county so.d. The sienls aud priv
ise.s under IL. - nanise ATE 10 be
foffeitsd ~ hs rail SAY. 90 far ~ d-sss-
ssS, be d "a osmpi.sed within ons
ye.s Tie ospi al s,ocs 81 the eonpan,
IL 500 go IA .h-r.s - tluo each. In.
corp.Eslssa 10 TO lie csstiGutd for 20
yeaf-. ~ t.assess named are Nelson
h.npets, II. y u soo. A. A. Honey, J.
d. ur,.mw.ii aud l. h C.oh.
hs Mr.. O,ptn eel, II .iAfnsd the tptep
tieas ~ The eoa y nv 10 the oommis
s,aeess. teey q. Hot gruposc 10 tun Ut
the bsa Of The coaa,y a.. bas 10 one
sids. .nd nj 10 iut,sfete vuh travel IN
TIE Rad Ia ahs ~sy NJ d TO mike sll
ogpssises o. - wi 9th toe ROADWAY
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09
,ss .sss.s ,sssa..sss.

TIE De u Of En- esos Wiiliso WI
leave crssn Punes fssdsries W'll'sD
euwros II 0sn ny. ~ tbs LATER is
hs,sssis = tbs posas Of death. hss's.f,
ssss be oil ~ BE- emps,es other sbsr
ia sam- 10 err, Dssy inpsoosbls. lhs
psx 10 sb= 90 - saesess'cn " Prizes
Wsliiam 81 PfssssA. he oid-s 500 Of
Radsrieh wilissm. Pines William i
sssn.y uiss vvas. Of sss and y sn sn-
ssa ,assis . Iilss, bslisv'ns sven more
apssfossdiy shsa HE srsDdfs'hss to The
asa mes Of hi- attn, aud ~ s1psris ~
- 70 soy b~s Ira, "a Of sbs govern
msss. He " srsssly sd1issd By The
pssple Of Bssiie. veo tsts more hssdiy
g. biz tish spisiss sod military dssh
than 10 The wisdom, psodsscs and mod
e,t worth 81 hss fssssr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

90 lGassfn - Gsusss hsunD - -
psve1y Usm n&mssis 49, - 11sDU00oe
49, 3 ps1oa - . He U1fb ~ ~ =
0ls 80 - .! ~ 49, 81 - 1nas4
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- lDsofs oD6y sAs0aoh, oBfsss - G1oeo
nse1ss1 ~ 60 = ~ Dooolons Hevee
80 sasso1 fso0 ~ o0Uosos0s1 Uf.o
sD1ss = -. Uppa. tAeso1ssst -
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& q ieshs6 $3.50 k1a - - Dssesl.1
bssh basA 80 sos4 10 - . esssy
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~ uiDSsv 10 tbs oosss vSf, Ao1 -
fass wahfna he 0sy - shs aeee. VIA
snSs sxpsssspss before bin ~ oeSsf4 n
tsspina sioss vssso - ~ esssposf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

wus sasfts vax srsrxxsS Wits cto~s
warSN4so sic gso AHtxsrF<
ar ssNAfxs

al tsNAf&
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sn4, Va ire raStptsg. NNttr ~ &c.
hs..a IN tie steel csks ~ The esasss
I'D sRa xte,lspt . sft sssf ntu a < b.
sna ass, tie ssikeFfslr- hsstps stss.
T. sp~ss fos btes - sn xg-ts al ssssP os
kse as snst eoY ere aSlf ~ss ted -
b.. A. G.t t. ssf 81 81 tie Ystt 90
t..sy At ~ xet'. lsssei wssse &c sSs
cssxaasa nsasssns ts gsVttrstnsry ss
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k.ts44S b 3 dsls ef $50 ,'aslasts.
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n. = uxss he BODY 81 tes r<te ,, tsss
sas 2ss.s 90 ecsn ssdss u sss ss<r Ell
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09
Observation-Disclosures


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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--------------
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= 80 H.. .e~r ~ rscov-r sfs ma. er,v
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w ~ eeeS sseH Ss e.. va
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va hs.sd ~ o.rv.se 70 IA, for u<ss,sm.s
.pd we. Assss.a vaa ZEE. 60. We.
.AsT.N. eoso4e nsa 90 O4sy. nh7
---------. -
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09
CRANE 4 DICkEY.
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.

woman fos ssnersl soss sork. SO.
No. waiter $40 PAT seek.
Wen for , yard.
Nan and vie for Aneh.
fsrn hand 1.A
Woman for s-nrrsl houssvnrk SO
MA 70 grub 10 acres land, tree ndee ~
iacess, 40 Per acre.
ccaks ssd l.bossrs pu' ynar usnos on car
ocoks. 10 dates ssd tcokteeyeSs want~A
For Rcnt.
Furnished Restaurant so per nop,h.
fnpreved farm, cuts 40 tons hay, GOOD
eusijtpss. f7s S~ryas
ie1 acre ranch With house ana barn q n.
paid - Improvements
tn.ar"ished rooms for hsssshssp1ns, fros
es 10 tlA
Furnished rooms With the best families Of
Sntsls.
FOR. sale.
Psyiss res aursns. tsas.
b.isisf tasse . 4 eountsr. sra
stsrs and sra',hed sssssseepias rooms on
sec nd street sac.
City cosei. sSse.
Hsose ard feoc-d 10: Z and half Of 10. 8,
bloch IS. Terry MS sdaifsoa. near corner OF
kisAto Ans AlSef ssf-sts.
Hcase and fvo ists on hta strsei, sss ecd
md srsd~d. 1sso0
eQush alsasn. 80 se-e rsnch, Ssol
Tam syr.r oid nurses. vsigas 1eoo, hzr.
nsss and sssss. $50.
0osaza iAapdsy.
scrip ~ tine csecks bought
CRANE 4 OiCkEY,
VsshtnsTcu stree. r.1r Commercial
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09
NOTICE.

EoR SALE OR RENT AFTER MARCH
u issh--rns brss Two-sr0Rf DWELL
ING, eiskt rooms. Lorthssss corner Ubersy
and Sew nth ct e-ss uSouod ~ ices sqczfs I;
title serfsrs; garden and oscbssl Of u,xsd
fratt tsee tn yesrs old very desirable. 10.
quirs Of 3 BEAN. Pontius Aaeitso'.; OF q
81 u Aatioosa Boz 7lod
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

DsSsvss~n vssAtsS e.sfy sseSs@ sasex.a
ON rses-e 6ss sss sss sedse~ - ~ss' - ~
80 sE~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09
NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.

SssLyr Fsosos.LS Will Hx ErCuv, D
- rsi@sr - at x-Nss-s .ochs g u
sss q ssa a~ss q : IL - szsa "a q Ga
"a. Ns4tA e~seiz. Al stts~<s 20 " eesgsG
kass at - -ecs vi 90 lee raEn oce
sss txs = D. yr~~~zscd ~ saco MAJ
Iva. 80 TIE rsG - Fsseet sas "a 81
ssss received. 50 eaestssss can b. ssss q
sxr zGesss fryss osess ksesG
al u .. r pKxSr 3 soy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-26
Plaid Manufacturers.

A press despatch from Charlotte re.
ports that the Southern Plaid man.
ufsc.urers' Association adjourned
Wednesday night. But little bust,
ness was done, or at least but lii.
lie that reporters could learn. Pre-
ident r. P. Dicks said TO the Dis.
patch correspondent that much BUSH
ness was transacted Of q private ma
ture. and some plans were under way
that he did not care to be made pub
lie until they were perfected. North
Carolina. South carolina, Georgia
Tennessee, and Mississippi were res
presented. Curtailing the produc-
ton one-third. as begun last May,
will be continued; also the presen,
price of plaids. In az interview 10.
night President Dicks said: "Some
people try TO make 1t appear We are
4 trust. We are not kind 10 trusts.
We are trying 10 uphold the price q
Dlaids and prevent the necessity Of
cutting wages. Our operatives IN
ierstand our movement. and are in
sympathy with us."
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-26

much more has been collected BY
newspapers and individually con-
tributed. %,..#
There Is great excitement in the
New York Postofiice. 1t all comes
from the dismissal of Superintendent
of the Mail Service jackson. He
has direction of more than q thousand
subordinates. just what the nature
pf the charges against him are has moi
been diyulgcd, but in politics he is a
pronounced Republican and most
Democrats think that that is q suf,
ficiently good reason.
The poor old remnant Of the Labor
party in State Convention here, has
been doing little flirting with the
Republican leaders and has succeeded
in getting itself laughed at very
heartily. The piliful showing of the
followers of McGlynn and McMack.
in Is something remarkable when we
remember that this same orqaniza-
ion cast nearly 10000 votes in New
York city alone two years ago. But
that was when they had brainy Henry
George as q leader, and George with
the great majority Ofhis old followers
are now safely back in the Demo.
cratic camp
FRANK K. VAUGHAN.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-26
Reunion of the 9th. N. G..

hcuaiiOn OI the OIL, N. VI.
Below we give the names OF the
Committee Of the various companies.
The re~union will take place on the
llth Of October, the End. day of the
Exposition
The following is announced relas
tive to the 9th, N. e., Regt. and
other veterans.
The following will please act as
Committees OF their respective Com.
|panies:
Co. Alt, A. M. Kirkland, It,,
D. z. Hardin.
Go. B-Capt. W. X. Parrish, 1t.
A. X. Umstead. Sergt. Nathan Sans
ford. It,, Ed. Speed, Capt. John s.
Lockhart.
60. C-Capt. W. G. Guess, 1t. ].
Ed. Lyon, 1t. W. j.. Christian, Capt.
W.J. II. Durhsm, Sergt. w. T. Red.
mond. 49,
Co D-oapt. D. G. Pearson, 1t.
Col. 5. M. Med. Tate, Ii. ". G..
Turner.
Co. Fudge A. G. Avery, 1t.
Sam. Brown.
Co. F-oapt. B. F. White. 1t. G.
Mebane. sergt. A. Tate, Sergt. John
Fowler.
90. Git. Col. Jas. A. Craige,
Capt. Rothrock.
Go. H-Capt. Jerry Lee, 1t. Wal.
ker. Sergt. w. r. Cooper.
Co. Capt. W. B.. Allen, Capt.
NJ. w. Page, 1t. G. L. Williams,
Privates, j. III. Moring, G. T. Beav
ers.
Go. K-Capt. ]. A. Lea 1t. Sam.
Crawford.
All other Ex-Confederates are cor.
daily invited TO attend. Badges will
be given TO all, which will entitle
them to place in the procession,
fair and the dinner.
All Ex-Confederates will report
On arriving at Capt. ]. 8. Lockharts,
where they will be registered and fur
nished with badges, and directed to
head quarters.
The procession of the veterans col.
amn will form precisely at Ill a. m.
Veterans are requested 10 be promp,
and punctusl. Further announce.
ment will be made ~
| -. RoBT. F. WEnB, Col.
| ). Med. TATE. 1t. Col.
r. w. YokK, Maj.
Our exchanges are requested u
copy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-26
The PrOhibitiOnists.

mchmond Dhpstch.
Some months ago we notified our
readers 10 expect 10 see in Virginia
this year . prohibition movement,
though il would and could do nothing
more than endanger the success OF
the Democratic. party.
More recently we pointed ont that
according TO the leading Republican
journals In the North the Repubh-
can prohibitionists in Maine and Yer.
mont had returned TO the Republican
party and had voted at the recent
elections in those States the same old
Republican ticket. Their example W.
advised the Virginia Democratic Pro
hibI;ionists 10 follow. IL the Repub.
iIcan Prohibitionists were justiGable
20 voting the Republican ticket In
Maine and Vermont in order TO apre
serve their system Of manufactures
the Democratic Prohibitionists Of
Virginia would surely be Iustifabl.
10 voting the Democratic ticket In
order to preserve the civilization of
the South.
But the Prohibitionists In Virgins
'eem bent upon voting o ticket which
will receive only Q limited support in
any quarter Of the Commonwealth.
Nc by no means deny their right to
10 so; but.we may be excused for ex-
PRESSING our regret that they cannot
zee their way clear to voting the
Democratic ticket In such q crisis az
The present one. The whites of the
south are handicapped by the negro
vote. They have been afraid to di.
ride upon economic questions because
20 do 80 would enable the negroes,
voting sOlidly the Republican ticket.
20 ride into power upon such o diyis-
ion. II will draw of few or no ne.
Iroes from the Republican party. Il
sill. on the contrary, GIL the negroes
with hope, and encourage them 10
turn outea mdsse and vote for Harm.
son and against Cleveland. We gave
yesterday q report ofthe proceeding.
Of two PrOhib;tionisl conventions,
10Th Of them held in Q portion Of ID,
state where there 10 no danger Of ne
gro d minion. One Of these conyen.
tons nominated candidate for Con-
| gress, and the other nominated q can.
didate for the Virginia House Of
Delegates. The reader no doubt mott
ed that several preachers took part
n one OF the conventions We have
men Toned. They have the same right
that men Of any other calling have V
Jake The stump for their fayorite can
lidate for President Of the United
State; but IL they exercise the righI
they will Of course meet upon The
dump men who will show up theil
weakness II they have any, aud who
sill not care TO hear preach on Sun
lay clergyman whv on weekday,
make politicul speeches.
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sim They Come.



KNsroS, N. O., Sept. 2l.--At the
Republican convention Of Jones
county held at Trenton Sept. IL.
Eldridge q. Mcdaniel, Of thai town,
heretofore Q prominent and infueu-
tial Republican, was waited upon by
seyeral delegates, and urgently 90.
iicited 10 allow his name 70 go be.
ore the convention as q candidate
or the nomination for Oh riff. He
alphabetically declined the preferred
lonor. declaring that he was no long
era Republican, but intended 10
support The full Democratic ticket 10
the future. In this accession il IL
clearly demonstrated that the people
are giving the great tariff issue more
than q passing notice and IL | am moi
badly deceived Il will cause Thousands
Il accessions 10 the Democratic
ranks We hail with hearty welcome
70 our fold, all such men as Eldridge
q. Mcdaniel.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-26

Laughter and sony are the hearts
riycrs Of hope.
A smile through tears 10 the souls
rainbow Of peace.
The amenities Of life make the
true beauty Of living.
Life IL q continual routine what
ever guise ID assumes.
Good breeding 10 like affection
one cannot have Zoo mach oft.
The simple faith Of o little child Il
The world truest homage.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-26

Samuel J. Tilden left s5.0O0,O0O.
/ Gen. George Washington was
worth 100000.
/ William b. Astor, who died in
ls4s, left s2o,0OO,00O.
Peter Cooper was worth $4,000. 900
al the time Of bis death.
Alexander T. Stewart was worth
$4,000, 900 when he died.
Johns Hopkins who died In Ball
limore In 1873, gave away $780,.
900.
George Peabody, the celebrated
philaHthropisb was worth 100000.
900.
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The Richmond and Danville Of
fees.


AArhmond STATE
After long continued agitation Of
the matter Of location Of the general
offices Of the Richmond and DAN
vile system-after three removals.
frat 10 Washington. then back TO
Richmond, and then TO Washington
again--the Board Of Directors deci.
ied TO have them located permanent.
ly In Washington. But now that
Col. 7. NJ. Il. Talco't has accepted
the yice.presidency Of the company
with Office In Richmond, IL Is posi-
BILE. If not probable. thar the general
headquarters will be brought back
10 this city. We learn that several
Of the directors are anxious to have
them removed 70 this city at an early
date.
Richmond IL the proper place for
the Richmond and Dansille Offices.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-26

1 take this method Of announcing
uyselfa candidate for reelection 70
the Office o. County Treasurer. /
occupy tht q me grounds. politically,
to-day that 1 did IN 1885 aud reiter-
ate my endorsement Of the platform
" principles and adopted by the
workingmen and farmers convention
81 that year. II elected I shall ens
deavor 70 transact the public bust
less entrusted 10 me, promptly,
| faithfully and efficiently and l., the
best interest Of the whole people.
Very Respectfully.
3m w. A, JkNEISs
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New Advertisements

THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH
1 Is l'cated at SEWANEE, TENN,
upon the Cumberland Plateau, 1000 feet
sbIye the sea level, This school, under
the special patronage Of the Bishops Of the
Protest ant Episcopal Church, in the South
and Southwest, offers the healthiest resi-
deuce and the best advantages, both moral
aud educational, in its Grammar School and
its Collegiate aud Theological Departments
For the special claims Of this University for
PATRONAGE, spply for documents TO the Rev.
TELFAIR H0DGSON, yice-ChsnccllOr.
Sewanee. sep l-lm-w.
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Piles, Piles, Itching Piles.

{ sYnProxs Moisture: Intense itching and sting
ing; most 81 night. worse by scratching. II al.
loved 10 continue tumors form, which often bleed
and ulcersta. beco ning very sore. SwAYsR's
0MTAEsT stops the itching and bleeding. heals
liberation, and IN most cssss removes the tumors.
AZ druggists or by mail. for SO cents. DR.. swayne
d Son. Philadelphia. jun 2O-6m
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-25

A correspondent Of the Stockton Bal.)
Herald writes IS follows: Il herewith
append a recipe which has been used to
my knowledge in hundreds Of cases. it
viii prevent or cure the small pOx though
the pittings are filing. When ienncr dis
covered COW poX in Epgland, tue world OF
science hurled an avalanche upon his
head, bat when The most scientific schoo!
Of medicine in the world that Of Paris
published tiis recipe as a panacca for
small pox, il hes passed UNDECIDED. 1t IS
as unfailiag ae fate, aud conqucrsin every
instance. 1t il harmless when taken by
a we'll person. Ii viii also cure scarlet
fever. Here is the recipe .sl have used
il and cured my Children OF scarlet fever
here it is a ] have used il 70 cure SINAI.
poX: when learned physicians said the
patient must die. it cured: Su'phate OF
zinc, one grain fox glove (digitali~). one
grain; half a tc1spoonful of sugar: mix
with tWo t~caspConaful or water. When
thoroughly mixed, add four ounces OF
water. Take a spoonful every hoUr.
For u Clill, smaller Goacs according 10
ngr. VI counties wo"l! compel their
physici rs To hso this, there would ho no
need of p~ost-houscs. II Won valu, adei,c
ami cNpcr;cnc,, use tbs for thai tcrriLlc
IiNtINt