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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-11
RUNS OF Re RACERS
The Pimlico Meeting Closes Without
Realizing expectations.


Realizing expectations.
BALTIMORE, May lO.-This was the last
day of the P.mlico races. TIE weather was
warm, tie track fine. but the attendance
only fair. 1t has not been up to erpecta-
tion on either day Following is a sum
mary of to-day's events:
FIRST RAcE-Patapsco stakes; five furlongs;
for two year olds. Fannie J won, with Tenne<
sean second md insight ird. Time 1:O5A.
SECOND RAcE-Oue mile. The Bourbon won.
with Leo Sec md ani Tom Hood third. No
time. MutualS paid $50.
THIRD RAcE-Preakness takes: mile aud a
quarter; for tnree-yaar oil Is; $1,000 added
Only Buddhist and Japhet started Buddhist
had practically walkover Time 2;171<
FOURTH RACE-Free handicap swes ostakes:
one mile: 500 ad led Bess wos win Defanse
secon and Boaz third. Time 1:24l6
FIFTH RACE hree-quarters of mile; for
beatei hos 5. la o wo =, with AL Reed second,
and Roma third Time III.
AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, TENN, May 1e.-The day
wa hot, but the TT OK and crowd ia If. the
events were a fol vs.:
FIRST RAcE-Selliny; six frlongs Orderly
won, with California second and Lee Brigel
third. Time 1:17l6
SECOND RAcE--Selling; nine seventeenths of a
mile. GweGdoiine WOO, with Lily Kinney
THIRD RACES ling; nine sixteenths of a
mile. Schoolmaster won, with Festus second
and Echo third. Time 100.
FOURTH RACE--Seliiug; five furlongs. Pauline
won with Lucy Howard second. ami Little
less third. Time l;041e.
FuTH RACE One mile and seventy yards.
Harry Glenn won. with Leila May second and
AriSii third. ii ne 1855.
SIXTH RACE-Fiv turlo lgS. Riley won, with
Fynver second aud Timothy third. Time l:o3ls.
AT the races to-day. Gen. Jackson, o e OF
the judges, rel lstat d J ckey McLaughln,
amid shouts of approval. The nor e Santa
lene vas ven the placs money aud TER 4
Colt third. Bray, the abSc onding book
maker, having returned and paid up. was
also reinstatei
AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, MAY 10--The weather
was beautiful and the a tendance good.
The track was deep with dust. which some
times enveloped the flyers. Following is a
su n arv:
FIRST RAcE-Selling: 2year-olds; half 9 mile.
7. II. won. with Little Rabbit second and Kulla
va.la third. Time 0:5o@
SECOND RACE Three quarters OF mile.
nedct and Valuable ran a'dead heat. Laura
wilson was ird. The money was divided.
Time :lilR
TatBp RAcE-Hurstbourns stakes; for 2-year.
old hlies: 900 add d; FIVE lurlons~. Fairy
Quee won win Flyaway second and Daisy +
tnird Time 1901.
ouRrH RAcr-Maiden; all ages; Finer
Brothers purse; seven turlon-s Josie NJ won,
with orperteyd second and Maylaps third.
Time 1:3lia.
FirTB RAcE-Seliug; for e.year-olds half
mile Grace Eli won. with Silence second aud
asst Time third. Time $3.50.
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ITALY SHIELD MUaDEaERs.
A Refusal to Extr dite, BIT an Offer
to Tunish at home.

WLKEsBARRE, PA, May 10-Dstrict
Attorney Darte Re eived letter this after
Don from Assist ant Secretary of State
Wheaton at Washington stating that the
Italian government had refused to give up
Giuseppe Beverino ard Vincenzo Villelilo,
the arch-co -spirators in the preparation of
the murder of Paymaster Mcclure and
flanagan, his assistant, a year ago, on the
ground of their Italian nationality. The
Italian officials say that if sufficient evil
dence is produced the men will be punished
on Italian soil The secretary expresses no
hope that Italy Will suspend its rule # not
sU rendering her subjects, even in such
case as this.
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PENSACOLA, Fla, May TO- ne United
Statet c.rcIit courc, W licl has ben IN
SOS on u tlis city for five days past adj
journed t1i,e euing. A very large nuu-
b.r cases In Whic tho d f. da Is we
clargd with numbering Uncle Sans
fores 5 were tried, but few minor conv4c-
tic Is were the only results The. we q
about l25 witnesses ia attendance Thoir
ay. including mileage was more than
5000.
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ATLANT 5 NEGRogs.
The Exc.tems n5 over the University
ow 3 till he'd Hot.

ATLANTA, GA, May i0.-The colored
pc uation IS in considerable turmoil yet
over tie Atlanta university incident and
the charges made by Taylor, the negro
la yer. allor proposes o. ad o the di
turi a1ce by bringing a dana . suit Tor
s25. % az st * ". joseph iouer for
d famaton Of cha acter Rev FIJI Dc is
pastor ~ Big Bethel, the stro CT negro
chu Oh here, aud vas one u the pea GERS at
the recent court use NEE ing, call 10
denou ce Taylor.
tonator Brown Is reported slowly im-
not serious
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WILKES sUPE I0R COURT.
". L. Wright Convicted of Whipping

". L. Wright COnv1cted OF Whipping
- egr5ss.
WASHINGTON. GA, May 10-The superior
court closed to-day. The noted case of the
severe beating Of the negro woman Hu.da
Coleman came up. W. L. Wright was
charged with the offense G. L. Wansley
was put on the stand and refused to testify.
Judge Lumpkin gave him his chance be-
tween dol so or lying in jail until really
to answer the que ions OF thu solicitor
&c eral. After a consul alton between h
defendant ant his a IN 'Vs, Wright pleaded
guilty ID WaIsley testified. Wright was
Il ed S261
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MEDnISGs.

Wedding invitations and cards printed or en-
gravel a. the shortest notice and IN the latest
styles We carry an extensive aud well se ectsd
stock Of hue papers, envelopes aud cards rs
peci'iiy for such orjerl Samples sent on APP
Nication MoHNSc NEvs Printing House.
haTannah. Ga.
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Cider an Intoxicaut.

ALBANY, n. Y, May lO.-In the senat O
to-day Mr. Fasseft submitted a pc itio1
sig cd by about 10000 persons IN favor (
declaring eide intoxicating drink. The
petition was referred to the committee on
internal affnirs.
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SILVER MEDAL

SILVER MEDAL
And diploma awarded over all competitors ao'
inslorsed by our leading physicians.
During visit to Savannah had occasion !"
use DR.. Timers Liver Corrector, AMI tound
to be all that is claimed for it, and J mo-"
heartily recommend it. \. z. HuLBEFr
With Tarrant 6 Co, New York CITY
Prepared by B. F, ULhh6' u D'
Pharmacist Savannah ia
PRICE 81 per bottle. If you cannot oo'alu %.
"Corra.tor" from your druggist, sena !o-'
order c,irect. and It will be forwarded "'A'
press, freight paid.
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PROPOSALS. WANTED

UNITED STATES ENGINEER o IEo.I p ~
I VAHNAH. GA, Aprii q, 1851 :. This chs
posals IN triplicate will be RS celVeu a. IS 4
Nay Nay 1850 'i for eo on training wa
Brunswick Harbor. Ga. .\nloupy, 20 Acts 4
about 212 coo Attention is IT, we and FEB
Congress approved February ~ III Vol -
ruary g. 1857. Vol. ~. page ~ !. IN NECESSITY
in ormation apply 70 o. 81. ttAkslL1"
Lieutenant Corps Of Engineers, =. p -
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TIE LAW ON ASSIGNMENTS.

The House b Ii relating to assignments,
and a pretty fair bankrupt law at that,
ma sed the third reading with olly one dis
Senting vote.
The House members are worked up over
an affidavit which is being shown around to
the effect that George Lewis, a negro mem.
Der from Duval county, sod is vote some
time since for 80 in cash. Toere is ia k of
mo 10 for his exclusion. but as the atfai'
occurred Def re mis- election as a member
probably no acton will be taken.
Senator Pasco add essed the Legislature
this afternoon. both houses adjourning at 5
O'Clock to hear him. His reception wa
most cordial, and the account of his steward
ship was satisfactory.
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A RECOMMENDATION


In the House today ere was hot fight
over the bill to large and exce d the
powers of the railroad commission, bit the
bill passed third eadiag by a vote of 35 to
l3 This / ill has been the cause OF great
deal of fiIlihI1sterlng
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Oatmeal a d Barley, White Beans and
Split Peas az Strauss Bros
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RAILROADS.
SAVANNAH and TYBEE RALRUiN


IN EFFECT SUNDAY, APRIL IS, is''
Trains leave Savannah daily. eXcep. lbs
Standard Time. VI $3.50 A. NJ, S;D ? ~
n and SPIN. .o.v and
Leave Tybee 7 A. NJ, ll:io A. M o'V' r
9 p.A. ..,a, Auri
Sun lay schedulCe In effect on ana ai'o'
rs, 1889: ,.oov gpG
ana : p. n. ,- =, s.s0 and
Leave Tybee 6:AiA. NJ, ll:fo A. NJ
Gas Pm. ,,..-o syc So
son tickets at reduce rates. Fanny a. round
every Tuesday and Friday. Fore fof wv
trip, SIC half fare, .s1c. -s NEW
Trains leave frolh the com p pa president
DEPOT, on Randolph street, foot Oh NV
street. - .;,.r stors
Tickets on sale at Fernandezs 81 'si Hoass
or at Gazau's cigar stoi ., unoer tussS eyb,e De
also at ticket office at S'sivannah an -
pot and Central Rairoag Ticket Oiil.ior. can
Arrangements for sp clal exc 4cui - stIJ.srrinten|
made by addressing r. u. COBB, 9,d Pass1p
emit, or n. H. WOODRUFF, frelghO a'u
ger Agent. Savannah, Ga =. conn supt
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS

CANON.-Tne< friends and acouaint.Do,o~
mrs. MARY L. CANON are respectfully io7it ce o.
attend her funeral from her r4c;dan ,,Ceu 70
G ed street, at $50 O'Clock THIS Frp 10
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PAINTS,

OILS AND vARNISHEs, LEADS, CoD0''
AND MIXED PAINTS.
Berry Bros Hard Oil and yarnishes. -. . ic N
stock of Paint and White Wash ofuSu''
hand. Call and get prices at ,.,r,r,yrp,S
EDWARD J. KIEFFhho
Drug and Seed stoIs,
Corner West Broad and Stewart -
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When gent
buldcould|
ieNya
cftplrely
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were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-7T"---~N@a
SPECIAL NOTICE

Advertisements irSsrtsd under 60
Notices" 'eta De eharo I'd 81 90 a Square, e e
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
All bills against the Norwegian bark cFrvn
must he presented at our Office before
THIS DAY, or payment thereof will r.
barred.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
Neither the master nor cousignses vlrb.
sponsihie FOR any debts contracted by the cr.sv
of the British steamship FRUTERA.
STRACHAE 4 m
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sTRACHAN & Co. Aps,,s

IMPROVED EGG PHOSPHATE
Heidt's Speciality
OLD FASHION ROOT BEER
Crab Apple Cider,
Pure Milk ShahS.
and Pure Fruit Juice sv-,,, =.
HEIDT's POPULAR SODA FOUNTAIN
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Unsurpassed by any yet offered for a1oelelcs
of situation, future prospects and more general
advantages.
The terms of sale will be easy-such as have
striven to secure from ownars on all lots
offered. Watch the auction column for tuturs
ads giving particulars.
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ing over the 1898 miles between the two
stations, which gives an average speed OF
p miles day
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-06-04

N. G. COLLEGE OF ACRE & MECHANIC ARTS,
RALEIGH, N. c., May 80, 1889.
The Board of Trustees of the North
Carolina College of Agriculture and Me-
chanic Arts, at their meeting July 18th,
1889, will elect the following officers and
profess ors, viz:
First, athose constituting the faculty of
the college.
1st. A President, who shall have ex-
ecutive management, together with such
other duties as may be prescribed by the
Board of Trustees. Salary, $4,000 and
residence, or $500 equivalent.
I'd. A Professor of Agriculture, Live
Stock and Dairying. Salary $4,000.
Sd. A Professor of Horticulture, Ar
Horticulture and Botany. Salary, $1,000.
4th. A Professor of Pure and Agricul-
tural Chemistry. Salary, $1,000.
9TH. A Professor of English. Salary,
$1,000. s.
9th A Professor of Practical Mechanics
and Mathematics. Salary, $500.
Next the following:
Ist. An Assistant Instructor in practi-
cal Mechanics, who will be particularly
required during the first year to teach
ORA wing and give instruction with Hand
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~ -
IMPORTANT TO ALLIANCES.

We have received numerous enquiries
from Alliances as to how they should pro-
coed to avail themselves of the advantages
offered by our Act of Incorporation-wha&
is necessary or the part of an Alliance to-
do in the premises. We submitted these
questions to our Attorney of the Execu-
tive Committee of the State Alliance and
give his answer as follows:
The action of the officers Of any County
Alliance or Surveillance as prescribed IN
section eleven of the Act of I~ncorpoEa-
ton, coupled with any overt act or rese-
luton Of any Alliance recognizing CIR
adopting such action of its officers is quite
sufficient in law to constitute such Alliances
a body polite and corporate under the
Act, without other formalities. But m.
order not to leave this matter open fer
construction, it is proper for each ALI
ance to assemble with its officers, after
such their action as is prescribed in seq
ton eleven, and by resolution accept an8
adopt said act as its charter of incorpora-
ton. A sufficient formula for this pur-
pose is:
RESOLVED, That Alliance, Nc. -
hereby accepts and adopts the Act of As
sembly entitled can Act to Incorporates
the Farmers State Alliance of NORTH.
Carolina and Sub-AIliances," as its char
ter of Incorporation, and the CONSTITUTIONS
Bylaws, Rules and Regulations whicM
may be prescribed by the properly
stituted authorities hereunder.
Thus our Attorney makes it plain thaE
we have only to pass a resolution in thu
above form, a copy of which should be-
entered on the records of the Alliances
adopting it and a duplicate, signed by the.
Secretary and President, should be sent
to the State Secretary of the Alliance for
file in his Office. We are gratiied to pub
lish this in answer TO many inquiries and
for the information of the brethren gen.
erally.
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agents, and selected original matter. The
price of the magazine is only fifty cents a
year. Sample copies and premium lists
will be sent to any address on application.
Davis Bros, publishers and proprietorS,
Savannah, Ga.
A British Columbia paper says:
This is the veritablc land of the giants
of the forest, and one of the first things
that strikes strangers is the enormous
size of the trees. But in spite of their
ordinations of wonder, very few of
them really comprehend how large the
trees really are. A stick of timber was
cut the other day at the Hastings mill
which was 106 feet long and 81 inches
square. There were sawed out of the
log II. 900 feet of cedar lumber, weigh
ing 80 tons.
A Philadelphia correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun makes this reference to
what he calls a notable house,: No.
227 Jasper street has become famous
for its births. Fifteen years ago a new
~ married couple moved into the house
and in less than a year the wife gave
birth to triplets. The family moved
away and Willard Merrich and his wife
Lizzie moved in. Shortly afterwards
Mrs. Merrich gave birth to twins, fol-
lowed by another pair and three sin
giles, and last Friday she also gave birth
to triplets.
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TO PRESIDENTS OF, COUNTY
@ ALLIANCES. go.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., May p, 1889.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., May q, 1889.
The notice Of the requeS It of the Biz
mingham Convention was received too
late last week to give you notice to call
meetings of your Alliances on the second
Tuesday in June, to consider the action
of the convention in regard to the use of
substituting cotton bagging for j1te bag
ging, &c. I request the Presidents of all
County Alliances that do not hold meet
ings on the second Tuesday in June to
call their Alliances to meet on Thursday,
the 4th day of July, to consider the action
Of said Convention and such other things
as may be brought before it.
Fraternally, S. B. ALEXANDER,
President N. G. F. S. A.
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Tools. Salary, $1,000, lodging and boazR-
I'd. A Superintendent of Farms CO..
Gardens. Salary $500. and dwenr~
house.
Sd. A Steward, Salary 5000, lodgIn-
and board.
4th. A Matron. Salary $500, lodging
and board.
All correspondence and testimoniais~
garding the above positions should be- a&
dressed to the undersigned, up to the
time of the meeting.
State papers will confer a favor t0 tg4@
Institution by copying this notice.
w. S. PRIMROSE,
Pres't Board of Trustees
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A VALUABLE F
The 4. & D. F. R. Co. Offers to AssixE
in Developing the South.

The z. & ,. F. R. Co. Offers to Assist
in Developing the South.
I. NJ. R. Talcott, First Vice. residense
of the Richmond & Danvine Railroa0
Company, has issued the following letter.
1.-THE Richmond & Danville Railroaa
Company desires to assist in the develop
ment of the region tributary to its lines
by acquiring and disseminating accurate
knowledge of such minerals, timberx.
building stone, &c, as are accessible ana
can be utilized for practical pu1 poses, anGa
to encourage prospecting, which may re-
suit in the discovery of valuable minerals
The cooperation of all persons vino age,
interested in the development of these
natural resources is invited, and they aras
requested to send to this Office the pest
specimens obtainable of whatever mineraR
substances they may find, or which they
know where found, in the region aboxR.
stated, with a full description of locality
where found, character of the deposit, aIaH
apparent quantity. The nature and value
of such specimens, when ascertained, viii
be made known to the persons who send
them. All agents of the Richmond 81
Danville Railroad Company are authrized
to ship free of charge specimens of min
erals, timbers, building stone, &C., which,
are addressed to the undersigned. In
every case the name of sender shouR
accompany the specimen"
T. M. R. TALcoTr,
Richmond, Va.
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EXCURSION TRAINS TO THE
UNIVERSITY CENTENNIAL
CELEBRATION.

The R. & D. R. R. has kindly arranged
excursion trains from Raleigh, Durham
Oxford, Henderson and intermediates
points to Chapel Hill on Wednesday ard
Thursday June 5th and 9th. The traizRs
will run early and return late, enabhng
visitors to see all the exercises and reach
home in time for a. good rest. Reduced
rates have been granted, which will be-
published soon. The thanks of the peC-
pie are due to Supt. R. R. Bridges ana
Col. w. A. Turk.
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FAYETTEVILLE, N. c. April 10, 10, 1885,
j. NJ BrOughtom Raleigh, N @.

DEAR SRI take much pleasure m
saying that your American Fruit Pre-
serving Powder and Liquid is all that YOU
claim for it. I have used it for two years.
with unbounded success. The past sa2>
son 1 used it in canning cherries, tonna-
toes, peaches, whortleberries and black
berries; also in preserving peaches, chsr-
ries, ounces, &c. Each jar when opened
was as perfect as when put up. have N
number of unopened jars of small fruIE
now which are beautiful. I shall GER
tainly. use the preparation again this sea-
son. Respectfully,
Us MRS. w. III. ATKINSON
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NOTICE.

TO the members of the Farmers Alliance az
Wake County:
On Friday of each week I will leave a.
the Office of our State Business Agent
and at the Alliance Tobacco Warehouse
a statement of prices as they have been
given to me, and at which the brethre@
can trade for one week from the date
thereof. j. d. ALLEN, g. B. A
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.IoHNsroN CouNrY ALLIANcE 40. ~

JOHNSTON COUNTY ALLIANCE No. 233.
The Secretaries of the Sub-AIhances OF
Johnston county will please forward to-
me their quarterly reports and a list of thai
delegates to our n~extreguiar county meet
ing in July, On or before the first of July
I receive my mail twelve times a week
The quarterly dues can be paid on the dag
OF the meeting.
Q. D. SNEAD, Sec'y.
P. O. address. Four Oaks. Johnston Co.
N. @.
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Low Rates.

Low Rates.
RICHMOND & DANv1LLE R. R. Co.,
NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION,
DIVISION PASSENGER OFFICE,
RALEIGH, N. c., May u, 1889.
The R. & D. R. R. will sell round trip
tickets to Chapel Hill and return for the
Commencement and Centennial Reunion
of Alumni of the University of North
Carolina, tickets on sale May 31st to June
9Th inclusive, good returning until and
including June 10th, at the followinglow
rates:
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And from all other stations in North
Carolina at comparatively low rates.
W. A. TURK, d. P. A.
J. L. TAYLOR, G.. P. A.
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SPECIL TRAIN FOR CHAPEL
HILL COMMENCEMENT.
RICHMOND & DANvILLE r. r. Co.,
n. @. DIVISION,

OIVISION ASSENGER OFFICE,
RALEIGH, N. c., May 20, 1889.
will run a special train from Raleigh; also
from Henderson via Oxford and Durham
to Chapel Hill and return, June 9TH and
9th, for the accommodation of all parties
wishing to attend the Commencement
Exercises at the State University.
Schedule of this special train is as follows:
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Very low rate round-trip Chapel Hill
tickets can be purchased for this train
good returning until and including June
10th, 1880. & w. A. TMRK,
D. p. A., Raleigh, N. G.
JAS. L. TAYLOR,
G. P. a., Washington, D. G.
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Messengers on the going trip get
breakfast at Durham.
Leave Chapel Hill, 800 P. NJ. :
Arrive Durham, 9.25
." Oxford, So 11.3O
Arrive Henderson, 1895 A. NJ.
+" Raleigh, 11.45 P. N.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-20

Naar Ben Bear refer til Often foe
at sisre fit Snbfisb uf faroiqsiorte
8leber % andre Serre @rtifler, oa peb
man. at ban altib Der oso at ifaffe fig
bet 8eoite for fine mansfolbise aunoer.
San logger up 8ontanterne, ps 5abris
fanterue letter oa Briierne neo til ben
alerlapefte Eris. 9erfor fan ban psz
laa ialse iaa bilist, at Sn9en fan uHz
oerialse bam.
Decorah-posten., 1889-03-20
Scticuot0jprciSe.

ON Sub oil oiboloer minneapolis artbS
fit RoarmDoe / "SCr Sreliers no,lt 20. luib.
Weniabeo". Nolore 9ulb &lner, CT. Grorr
80, Nrs fra 9oe til l1ty Npril, beQ9e Gage
inbfluiipe. SkBbet br9puoer meo Yr9oiitr
Of eli al arcoiers YrG,fer nc lutter meo vi
tsr9an9. acknowledgements: oct Sae
Suo, p9 otsforuoen bpao Mgoet mGdite be.
femme. Sanb,pnli9uis Dires en- Yio I'll Gale
on 5oreniu9sarbeloet. Tempsrentsiaaen
blir pit oaioa bergrt. Yr9lter % NQgfoli
fra Sonaes Spncbe, guq uitund Gpnopeu ra
Nntrmtsiourierne inotpoes oaiaa herpeb pda
bet penlt9ite. aom BIsfre, ida mango ION
ton. Seo ofte ct TONNE iammen I'll. nil bet
gao lettere meb Snmnrbeine ga peo @uns
Sl4lp p,l ot usIe st pr 1890. Sen enbelt
&c Sammel llutniHq icm oa oil finte Sten,
pl tim bltoe IN Stf Gftelie az, bpGn pt bare,
vt. De, Inn a9ter of onetpRre Mpbet, ~
behoae at meloe Jig I'll llnberteaneoe inoref
mali9t. 6ra pit % peit Tan Ieitaserne fom
me lIeo 6. Ct. y. VI. & .. ". II. til 8olos
min, 9Sls., boor gibbs mDoer Den Soe Glpril
eftermlto bag % ben 9oe NpIil 5ormionoa.
". Nrueien
Talt min, 9Sis.