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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-08
wINEBURGH,, SPECIAL SALE.


Our special sales are growing every day more
the public bargains. and they viii appreciat it
The good trade we have had the last three days
sale enc urages us to offer the following on
Friday, Saturday and Monday,
A lot of ladies' colored kid gloves, embroid
cred backs, button length, all size 49c. q
psir,
A lot of surah satins. in pink, blue, sapphire
cream, mandarin, cardinal and scarlet, at 24c.
yard.
lot OF ladies' fine quality brilliant lisle
thread extra long hose, in cardinal, navy, seal
and garnet regular price, 60c., for sec. a pair.
lot OF gents hemsttched, fancy border
handkerchiels, worth 25c. and 55c., for &c
each.
lot of ladies' oil wool, full regular hose
a. sorted colors. worth soc for 25c. pair.
A lot of ladies' hose supporter, hustle and
shoulder brace combined "a novelty, worth
75c for csc. each.
A lot OF ladies fine cashmere jersey gloves all
colors worth 35c for 19c psir.
A lot of gents pure linen handkerchief
worth 25c. for l6c each.
lot mems fancy embroidered suspenders
patent ends, cheap at Csc. for 15c. pair.
A lot OF mems fancy merino underwear shirts
and drawers SOC. a suit-think of It'll
A lot of silk dotted fancy boId-r yelling, as
sorted colnrs, latest sty lie, 15c a ysrd
price 35c. yard, for 1212c. yard
A lot Of ladies' fast color black lngrain hose
full fms he'd, bargain at Csc, for 19c a pair
And other bargains 100 numerous 10 mention
WINEBURGHs CLEARANCE SALE,
No. 200 South Spring street, between Third
and Fourth streets.
Cannot fse Excelled.
II IL hal haof
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-08
KOlb,S Case.

The body of Joseph Kolb's little boy
was exhumed yesterday, and was exam
ined by DIR. McGowan. A big bruise wae
found on the boys back, and other
bruises were found on his arms. An in
quest will be held to-day. Kolb's case
was postponed by Justice Austin yester-
day, to await the result of the inquest.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-08
Hunting in Los Angeles County.


Prof. G. F. Holder, of Pasadena, writes
of the antelope of Southern California
and Los Angeles county in the current
number OF Harpers' Weekly, February
2nd, and the fir st page is given up to a
fine cut, showing shot made by Pasa-
dena sportsman on the north side of the
range some months ago. 1t is the gen.
eral impression in the East that there is
no hunting here, but Prof. Holder dis.
proves this in his article. Some weeks
ago the same writer illustrated a meet OF
the Valley Hunt in Harpers' Weekly
showing the grayhounds OF Mr.. j.
DeBarth Shorb, Jr., in at the death.
This is the green land of outdoor sports
There is nothing like it in the world, and
such articles will do much good in en-
couraging people to enjoy it and showing
Eastern hunters and sportsmen that We
have something to offer them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-08
Eve, Ear and Throat diseases.

DR. g. M. slocum, lately associated with the
800 South Main street, moro Castle I" Deaf
dess, noises in the ears, discharges from the
ears, catarrh and throat diseases most succe s.
fully treated. Operations on the eye skilfully
performed. Free consultation from 8 A. NJ. to
8 P. M; Sundays. IL M. to 2 P. n.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-08

Pope said the proper study Of man is man,
and what to smoke. We say Grand Repubuc
Cigsrros and Buffos fills an aching void for
I. ht Sc many years. Try one and sin no more.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-08

Herr Arnold Kutner, te, cher OF German, has
removed his Office to 1897 Sjuth Spring street,
between Fourth and Fifth,
The state chronicle., 1889-08-23
j he Thompson school.

We ere going forward in North Carolina
mgny lines but chiefly in an educational
wa, There are more excellent schools IN
Ha.th Carolina to day than there ever We're
.a-3r- ana they are improving every year.
-t-- May the editor of the CHRONICLE Wis
H Thompson's School at Siler City III
ta'ham county. 1t is a large three story
-a.dSome building, admirably situated,
z furnished with the latest improved
aJol furniture 1t has heretofore
Lht TO give to young women good
"l4eauon in English, the languages,
IL ,ic and art, and to prepare young men
9g college or for active life 1t mas now
a.oalened It's scope and can better prepare
Young men for business life. One whole
tory has been especially fitted up as a
1ommercial College, and when one enters
tie feels like he is in a Bank and other
iarge business establishments. Business IS
frausacted here just in the f1ourlshlng
Business Colleges at the North and the
Young men are taught actual business by
'actlse \ competent gentleman Is III
4trge Of this department and 1t Is the ann
-. ms ilourishing school to offer such ad-
Y;.atages in the way of a business educa-
t.t as Will keep all young men who desire
'as education at home. Prof. Thompson
tl his faculty have the strongest recon-
MerdatlOns and ghest endorsements from
'.a eadug educators in the State. On the
fourth page of this issue Of the CHRONICLE
appears an attractive advertisement OF
TINS ave school. We call attention to it.
The state chronicle., 1889-08-23
Raleigh Male Academy.

Ds all its institutions and enterprises
!, -e.sh is proudeat of its schools and col
egrs Aud they are in every way worthy
e TIE pride, love and support OF every
-.tleu Among them all, none stand
Ller than that Of Messrs Morson Il
J..son 1t has sought no reputation
a-h show and flourish. 1t is a
.a.UGH school The conscientious in
-raccorS. who are real scholars, devote
/, their time to the preparation of boys
0I college or the duties Of life. They
eve III the value of the old curriculum,
ul they seek TO inspire in every boy
ayr f0r the classics, and they meet with
great success At the University, at
SAKE Forest, Davidson, Trinity, or
wherever they 90, the boys prepared at
rn.~ school take high stand. This IS the
6 -.esc cGmmeudatlon We can give the
.a5. If there were aly higher praise,
N-,.rs Morson 4 benson deserve It.
Tie enrolment of the pupils at the
t-Sion was 1O1. OF these thirteen
ler college prepared at this school. Ne
#rrdict confidently that they will take a
IA stand. Master worth Bagley, stu
ut Of Morson 4 Denson's, won the ap-
= ntmeut at Annapolis BY competitive
-G miuation in Raleigh last May. There
1-Ie eight or nine applicants He at
5utes MS success chiefly TO his nstruc-
al r ceiyed in this academy The next
session opens September I'd
The state chronicle., 1889-08-23
Meeting at Myatt's Mills.
Especial Cor. of STATE CHRONICLE.

Especial Cor. Of STATE CHRONICLE.
MYATT's MILLS, n. c., Aug. 17-After
about two weeks notice the citizens of
Myatt's Mills precinct and community as
sembled at Myatt's Mills for the purpose
of expressing their indignation concern
ing the verdict rendered by the Board of
directors of the Insane Asylum in the re
cent GrsSom investigation.
On motion. j. W Payne was made
chairman, aud n. G. Myatt was made
secretary II. Smith, J. f. Adams, G.
B. Ogburn and NJ A Partin were ap-
pointed a committee on resolutions
On motion, the chairman and secretary
were added.
The following resolutions were unani-
mouslv adopted:
WHEREAS, The Insane Asylum at Raj
eigh is one of the most important chari-
ties in the State, and ought therefore TO
be entrusted only to the management of d
man whose character is stainless, and
whose reputation is above repIoach; and
whereas, serious charges have been pre-
ferred against DR.. Eugene Grissom, the
superintendent, which have not been salts
tactOrily refuted, the decision of the Board
Of Directors to the contrary notwlth-
standing; and whereas, we believe it is
tie duty of all good people to protest
"
vindicate the honor Of the people of North
Carolina against this unjust decision
therefore be it
RESOLVED /. That we, the citizens of
Myatt's Mills and community, do protest
against the action of the B)ard of DIrec-
tors in acqultting DR.. Grissom of the
charges preferred and sustained against
him.
2 That We do most heartily commend
and ol.d0rse the actions Of Mr.. K II.
smith, DR. G. A. Fooye and DR.. W. K.
Capehart, who cast their votes iu accord
ance with the evidence as they saw it.
3 That We approve the entire course OF
Mr.. John ". Thompson.
That we endorse the action of Mr.
Josephus Daniels for his manly stand III
this matter.
5. That the thanks Of this community
are due Hon. A NJ. Waddell and Mr.
Spier Whitaker for the manly manner lu
which they conducted the trial, and sc
ably upheld the principles Of virtue anc
honor.
RESOLVED FURTHER, That we commend
the action Of Dr. Haywood, DR.. Cape
hart, Dr. Jackson and Dr. Haigh in re
signing; and we ask further, that those
of the Board who voted for DR.. GrissOm !
acquital to resign Immediately, and thai
a copy of these resolutions be sent to the
STATE CHRONICLE, News and Observer
Daily Call, and Evening Visitor, with {
request that they publish the same.
The state chronicle., 1889-08-23
THE YOUNG MEN.
Ihere Has Lately Been an Extraordi.
nary Religious Activity Among Them

nary NcilSlous Activity Among Them.
Especial Cor. to STATE CHRONICLE
CHAPEL HILL, N. c., aug. Is, 1899
several OF our boys have been attending
Moodys Summer School at Northtield,
Mass They thereby became better quail
lned to be religious teachers either in or
out OF the niversity. Have you noticed
the extraordinary religious activity among
the young people all over the countrv2
me young men are entering the ministry
OF the most earnest churches, furnishing
active and Jealous laborers in the several
branches of the Young Mems Christian
Association, and coming in unprecedented
numbers 10 join the self denying servants
or God who are abroad in the Fl ds of
CHRISTIAN Missions. The people OF North
Carolina would be astonished to know
now maGF of the boys of the Uni yersity
nave entered the ministry in the last few
years-how many of those here last wear
are looking to the life of the foreign Mis-
slonary, how many have entered or are
preparing for the ministry in the several
churches, and how many take interest in
the dnect work for the publication of
character and the salvation of souls.
Not the young men only, but the young
ladies as well are devoting themselves to
earnest efforts for the good of those that
need help of any kind. The society of
The Kings Daughters is spreading
through the State through the whole
country. and accomplishing great good.
It Is far better for them to help ia such
lovely and noble ways than to lead their
friends into the temptations Of irriligious
worldliness. 4. W NJ
The state chronicle., 1889-08-23
The Eternal Dollar.

All, me. who that has ever smelt the
sitting air of credit birthstone while
wondering if there was indeed that mer-
ciful and mysterious Master above that
dwells in the imagination of brain land,
who waited in the darkness for the dawn,
and in the long, dreary days prayed for
night when he saw his perfidious friends
and his pressing creditors who Of the
numbered hosts that have been driven to
desperation by the fatal Ledger Will for
give or forget King Credit The Almighty
Dollar is a fine pulverizer Of these awful
phantoms, and especially 50 when driven
under the iron rules Of the Big Racket
system, with its magnificent array Of
values. Ny friends Of this enlightened
age, you cannot afford to trade at these
credit concerns. but 90 direct TO the
fountain head of solid values, and there,
under the iron rule of cash on delivery,
make your hard earned dollar do double
duty. This you can always do by trading
ar the Big Racket Store.
The state chronicle., 1889-08-23
Middle Creek Township Resolutions.

Especial Cor. to STATE CHEoNICLE.l
\ number Of the leading citizens Of
Middle Greek Township, on Aug. 10th as
sembled al \. J. Smiths for the purpose
of expressing their indignation at he yer
dict rendered by the Board OF Directors
of the Insane Asylum in the recent Girls
som investigation.
On motion Dr.. a. j. Blanchard was
made Chairman and W. II. Holland, Sec
retary.
The Chair then appointed W. II. Hol-
land, b. X Partln, A. J. Smith, L. H.
Smith a committee on resolutions, and on
motion the Chairman was added.
The following preamble and resolutions
We're unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, There has recently been an
investigation into the conduct of DR. Eu-
g ne G.lssom, which was watched by the
people of North Carolina with intense in
terest, and
WHEREAS. The result of that investiga-
tiOn has failed to give satisfaction and
has aroused our righteous indignation.
we have assembled to express our senti-
ments on the subject. By that verdict We
feel that there is discount put upon
virtue and premium upon vice. The
superintendent of that great institution
should be a man whose character is above
tribunal. proven to be the case with the
present Superintendent; inasmuch as
three of the eight members of the Board
said he was guilty. Of immortality; there
fore
RESOLVED, That We believe the verdict
OF this Board was contrary to the weight
of evidence.
RESOLVED further. That the future use
fulness of this institution demands the
resignation of Dr. Grissom.
RESOLVED further, That in John W .
Thompson We find man of strict integ
rity and unimpeachable character.
RESOLVED, That the thanks of all good
people are due to Mr.. Spier Whitaker and
Hon. A. NJ. Waddell for the manly man
ner in which they conducted the trial and
eloquently upheld the principles of
virtue and honor, which are the inherit
ance of our fathers.
RESOLVED, That copy of these reso
lutions be sent to the STATE CHRONICLE
for publication, and that the News and
Observer, Daily Call, and Evening
Visitor be requested to copy.
DR. \. J. BLANCHARD, Chm'n.
v. H. HOLLAND, Sec'y.
The state chronicle., 1889-08-23
The Teachers in Europe.

Especial Cor. to STATE CHRoNICIE1
Hey, dey, teachers, where have you been?
Been to London to see the Queen"
What did you see when you got there?
Saw her sitting in gilt arm chair y
What did she say when you went in?
Awful glad to see you; how have you been. -
What did you do when she said this?
"Harrell kneeled down her hand for to kiss ~
What did she say to this mistake?
ASKED him what nerve food he did take" !"
What did Beatrice do the whiles
LabOred in vain to suppress smile
Hadn't Harrell read in the papers of late
All about kissing in the Old North State?
No, reckon not, but Ponsonby had
And evidently thought it was all very bad.
What excuse did he give to Ponse
Said he only did it just for the nonce:
The Queen you see had sprained her knee
And he kissed her purely through SYM
PATIil.
JUST FOR Fun.
The state chronicle., 1889-08-23
SHORT LINE ROUTE
NORTH AND WEST.

If you are contemplating trip or move to
the North or Northwest take the Great
Cincinnati, Hamilton q Dayton r R, the
Direct Line from Cincinnati to ID trOit, and
the Northern Lake Country. ii delightful
Summer Tourist Locality, Chicago. st.
Louis and all Principal Points III the West
and North west reached by its connections
Elegant Buffet Sleeping Coaches are run
night trains and Chair Cars on day
trains. the "I ear Round Through cars
are run to all of the above named points
and quick time is insured to those who
choose this road, which is justly styled the
'Old Reliable "
For folders, maps and all Information, adj
dress VIM. A. iSsinS, Southern PasSen-
ger \ gent. at thattanOoGa or f.. q. Nc
Cormick, Gen'l Pass and Ticket Agent. at
Cincinnati. Ohio. au9lG-tf
The state chronicle., 1889-08-23
Statesyille Female College.
Parents who have daughters to educ

Parents who have daughters to educate
are invited to read the advertisement Of
Statesville Female College in to day 5
CHRONICLE 1t is one Of the handsOmest
brick college buildings in the State is
well arranged and furnished, and af-
fords as pleasant and comfortable a
school house for young ladies as can
be desired. But that is not its great
est merit. 1t is college where
THOROUGH work is done and where the
Young ladies are under the care and in
struction of cultivated and educated
Christian lady Mrs. Fannie Everitt Wal
ton is the Principal. Her success has
been more than merited by the character
of the work done by her and her compe-
tent assistants. The next session of the
school will open September 4th. Send for
catalogue.
The state chronicle., 1889-08-23
The Marriage Bells sA-Ringins.


II WaynesviIle, Aug. 18Th, Prof. D.
Robesou, of WytheviIle, Va, to Miss
Fannie Ferguson. daughter of our friend
solicitor Garland ). Ferguson.
hi Concord, Sunday of last week, Mr..
p. q Page to Miss Agnes Moore, Rev. 5.
Keller cfficiating Mr. Page is q prln-
,.~ foreman Of the Standard office-and
..e CHRONICLE extends 10 him and his far
-de congratulations and good wishes.
II EIkin, \ G., August 4th, Rev. n.
a. officiating, Maj. +. Z. Foard, OF Mt.
A.ry to Miss Sarah Frances Franklin, late
~anta Barbara, California. The bride
a grand daughter of Hon. Meshach
Fr,unlin, member Of Congress from this
4-e from 1907 to 1915; and the groom IS
u veteran survivor of the North Carolina
Cavalry Brigade of Lees army.
The state chronicle., 1889-08-23
Praise of the Governor.

Especial Cor. to STATE CHRONICLE.l
MOCkSyILLE, N. c., Aug. 17.-HithertO
if there has been any doubt in the minds
of any Carolinians as to the consummate
skill and marvellous ability of Daniel G.
FOWle as a great statesman and fearless
patriot, that doubt has been amply dis
PEELED by his last gracious act in organ
lzing "The Board of Public Charities of
the State of North Carolina" Every body
it seems, is now ready to exclaim: Why
has not Board of Charities been organ
lied long, long ago
1t is to be hoped that the Board will
send out to the commissioners and JUS
tees of the peace in all the counties of
the State full and explicit instructions as
TO their duties, requiring them, under the
penalty laid down III section 2341 Of the
Code, to return to the Board complete in-
formation relative to the condition of all
inmates in the asylums and jails of the
State. Rigid requirements of the Board
of Charities will DO much in am 4liorating
the present squald condition of the poor,
the blind, and the insane
Let everybody everywhere JON in the
prayer-God bless Governor Daniel G..
Fowle for his gracious conduct N estab-
fishing The Board of Charities for North
Carolina. H. H. HELPER.
By its mild, soothing and healing prop
critics, Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures
the worst cases of nasal catarrh, also
'cold in the head" coryza, and catarrhal
The state chronicle., 1889-08-23
BuchIen,s Arnica Salvc.

Tue BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
brulsea, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Cprn8, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
y guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Lee, Johnson & Go.
The state chronicle., 1889-08-23
RALEIGH AND WAKE NEWS.

barring the Firemen's Tournament last
D.rA Mrs T. F. Wyatt. of Raleigh, pre-
-.uted a handsome whip to the New Berne
afany
The excursion given by the Working
-ea- Relief Association Of the Raleigh &
.s~sou Il. K. to Littleton last Saturday
.,st- a perfect success IN every way and a
: little sum was realized.
N p X j y. Edwards have made an
-umeut to Ernest Haywood, ESQ. The
.1tIes are $1,000 with assets of stock
aaud. The Raleigh Tea Store has as
ut5 TO " \ Jones, ESQ Alfred Will
.u- tor $3.50 and Francis Leggett, of
Ne0 York for 5000 are the preferred cred
Ire people Of Raleigh and surrounding
mary Nil have an opportunity on next
NtG4c~iay. the 2Sth inst, of making
III visit 70 the now thriving and beau
bill city Of Richmond, Va. Every one
III 'ake it in. The Raleigh boys will
-tme OF base ball with the Rich
lla cub and a fine time will be given
VERY Que Fare for round trip. re
ag on Friday, is s. 80. Cheap
Tar cotton picking and ginning time is
sr 1T baud Persons who have not sup
themselves With good gin are DO
Z wrong In to-day CHRONICLE we ad :
se a gin which is fifty six years old.
Men no have used all those upon the Raj
s-a market praise loudly the good quail
.e~ 0f this machine and say unhesitating-
that the reputation which belongs to the
L1e is deserved The CHRONICLE takes
-t>urc in calling your attention to the
.yarti~ement OF MessrS. Jones Il Powell
Sr Thos \ Partin haS gone back to
lel> great store. He was almost rails
that establishment. having spent
cen Years OF his life behind their coun-
,r, Several wears ago lie resigned to take
..t..Slt on in the State Treasurer office.
H r8w goes back TO his first love and
th, place of Mr. j. A. MoSely who
ts...rrs We congratulate the fuckers upon
...tiut Mr. Partin back. He is one of the
e.te>t and truest of Raleighs compe-
aud promising young men.
ANON, the improvements which have
I'D made III aud about the city none at
-., tnole attention than the reitting
#. total renewal Of the store house of
v- " & Sep2rk, on Hargett and Will
Lton streets. Ia order TO supply his
,-est-.ug trade he has replastered aud re
arei he upper stories, sealed and re
rra,i the lower ones and placed two
,tgp and attractive show windows in his
ltr-et- srreer front. thus placing it 70 the
.r.ar ii, one OF the neatest aud largest dry
GOOD. stores in the city. Mr.. SepaIA Is a
* awake young man and fully deserves
tie patronage OF our people See his ad :
yagt-ement
The state chronicle., 1889-08-23
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Having taken out Letters of Administra-
ton, with the will annexed upon the Estate
of Mrs. X. c. Eatman, deceased, this is to
notify all persons having claims against the
decedent to present them to me on or before
August 18th, 1890. All persons indebted to
the said decedent will make Immediate pay
ment to me.
Raleigh, \. c., Aug. Is, 1899.
ANDREW SYME.
Admir- C. t. a. of Mrs. h. c. Eatman.
aug16 CIV
The state chronicle., 1889-08-23
HOME FERTILIZER.
Cheapest and Best Wheat Fertilizer i'll
the Market.
CAN RE MIXED AND USED Up TO
DAY tf pi. tNTI\CI

OLD Town, MD A"g. LIST, lSsS-
MISS. BoYhIN, tA!.MEK x Co, BALIo., MD.
GENTLEMEN:-I have sold your ''Home
Fertilizer Tor several years. and find 1T
gives entire salts action wherever used !
have used i III, self Oh my farm, and can
say, if people would only take the time to
mix it, tn t it is one of the cheapest ertill-
zers used and is good, if not better than
many that cost much mere. Mr. Francis
Darke- VINO buys some from me every year,
Says there is no better and he doesn't care
tor any but "Home Fertile - if he can
always get it. Hoping that all who use ter
tiliZer can be induced to buy the Home" "
as it will save them much money, It" ain,
Yours respectfully, JNO. w. CARDER.
Mr.. w. H. CACKLEY, of Dunlnore, w. Va,
in OF dering some ''HOme Fertilizer" for his
own use, writes under date July 81, 1S>S:
"On a l 7-12 acre lot, by drill measurement,
over Al bushels to the acre. This piece of
grounn had been lined years before heav-
lily, and had been worked in corn for years.
with liberal coating of stable manure each
ton; but the Home Fertilizer" undoubted
ly more than doubled the yield of wheat on
- Send for Pamphlet giving price, di-
rections for mixing and certificates from
leading farmers in several States.
BOYKIN, GARNER & CO.,
Nos. II and 13 North Liberty Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
- Also Sole Proprietors of
ssCEREALITE,o
for Top-dressing and increasing the yield of
all crops. feb2-tf
The state chronicle., 1889-08-23
Speeches of Nc->r>. Whitaker and
dddeil.

The speeches of SpieI Whitaker, Esq,
au. Hon A. NJ Waddell, in the Grissom
n, rstlgation, has been neatly printed in
u4uphlet form. and may be had for p