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rainle,, uean Beating .ieesr'c''y.

Nrw YORK. July - In the kemm-
ier reference 90 day, Dr Rockwell for
twenty five years physician. testified
in favor of electricity as painless
death dealing force Witness would
DE yer, much astonished IL 1000 volts
did not kill in every case. lie bad DO
doubt Whatever as 90 the deadly effect
of "a force ot 500 volts. Iu the cross-
examination. witness said that the GER
talnty of death current existence was
merely "a matter of opinion and not a
fact demonstrated. Witness also adj
milted be did not know what electricity
was nor dad he think anyone else dld.
IL was not even known that : current
existed. The word was only used rs
name for the unknown agent
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DOWN AT RALEIGH.
THE PEOPLE FLOCKING 70 SIMMER
RESORTS.
"s """e OF ba>c- -Baii for Toner.
fow-ihc sorih Carolina Press A.
sociaiiom tiungts OGice.SccIscrs
in the OId North state.


RALEIGH, n. c., July 22 Raleigh Is
practically deserted at present. every.
body who can do SO having betaken
themselves to various summer resorts.
The most popular pleasure resort among
Raleighites this season is Morehcad.
while as health resort Buffalo Lithia
Springs seems to be enjoying a good
patronage from here. Senator and
Mrs. Vance and ex Governor and Mrs.
Jarvis are at Morehead.
Raleigh is TO have a big match game
of baseball ON Wednesday. when the
Raleigh and Norfolk teams will cross
bats at Athletic park.
A large crcN sd is spending the season
this year at Blowing Rock. a popular
Blue Ridge resort. Several new aud
elegant hotels have recently been built
there.
The North Carolina Press Association
meets in annual convention, Wedues-
day 9Th instant, at Lenoir. A large
attendance Of State editors will be pre-
sent.
a; this early day following the re-
signation of assistant physician. stew
and and other employees Of the Insane
Asylum. in consequence of the acqut-
tel Of the superintendent. there are
scores Of applicants to fin the vacan-
cies. A prominent man says me was
stopped dozen time, while coming
down 90 bis cfice This morning by
would.be aspirant. wanting his en-
dorsement of their applications
The Atlantic and Danville Railroad
now being constructed from Oxford
north toward Virginia. is almost COM
pleted 20 Blue Wing. The rich copper
mines OF Granville county are situated
at this place. and the low line Will be 81
valuable outlet to them.
The executive committee of the board
Of directors of the Insane Asylum an
nouuce 70 day that they Will meet here
ON Wednesday TO elect a steward of the
Asylum TO succeed Johu w. Thompson.
who resigned Saturday.
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she Representation of Manitoba

MINSFAPOMs. MINI. July % The
Journals Winnipeg, Man. special say
sir S1mers Vine. assistant secretary Of
the Imperial Institute. and representa-
tive of the Prince of Wales i'm the Colo
nies. has arrived here. lie has been on
a Witt to nearly all the Colonie'. and Is
now on his way % Eogland. Tne insti-
tute was established i'm London
By contributions of loyal people
i'm every part of the Empire, manly
through the fundamentally Of the
Prince of Wales. To- commemorate
tho jubilee year Of Her Majesty Is reign.
The 0bj G.. Of the institute is 90 bang
tne colonies into greater prominence
before the world. and to draw them
into close relationship with the mother
country. The object of the present
visit is 90 sCcIre the ropres 9ntation of
Manitoba.
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Feature Of ihc Industrial Ceiebra
lion.

BALTIMORE. MD.. July 22-One Of
the features of the Industrial celebra-
tiOn 10 bo held here next September
will be the dedication Of the new post
ofiice building on the 18th of the month.
The labor organizations have consented
TO take part in everything appertain-
ing TO the industrial display and
festivities. barring the postofiice.
With the postofiice they will have
nothing 20 do. because it was built in
part bv ron-uni0n labor. IL has been
represented TO the labor organizations
with a view TO inducing them 10 depart
from their stand. that President Harri-
son and several members OF his
Cabinet are 20 be present at the
dedication OF the postofiice. ana
viii review the parade. but ;he work
ingmcn are Cblurate. and assert that
they cannot and will not lower the
dignity of organized labor by assisting
ia the Qualification OF building erected
by nou-union men. They propose. there
fore. to drop out of line before the new
p slCfiice Is reached.
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hlfIHE UNIDN BANK or lItliNONb,
Al RICHMOND. ~ Iir. rIAit of VINO
GINA. AT Ia. rlu-E o. OF NfH1,
JDLi l2. i~-Jt
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Dc. Cris,om denounced IN severe rerms


RALEIGH. n. c.. July 20 Two hun
drci citizens Of Raleigh 81 c.. held an
Indignation muss-meeliug tonight ion
the purpose or passing resolutions con.
demnug the action of the b0sld OF al.
rectors of the iusane asylum in acquit
ung Dr. Eugene tiris-)m. superintend
ent. of tine charges preferred against
bin. A. ID. Jones and Josephus
Dauiels addressed thomceting. speaking
ln terms of severe criticisms aud de-
.i.. ..Ntta'' 40 sac '''t" "i
directors. A committee of ten citiz ms
was appointed 90 draft resolutions o.
be reported at another meeting TO.
morrow night Tremendous excite.
mcnt prevails here over the matter.
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WASHINGTON. d. C.. July %. On hls
re,urn from New York, secretary
r,a,v will Gnd waiting him au oiliciai
recommendation from the board Oh ON
en-. thst witnessed the two olucia.l
tr,als of the gun-boat Petrel at baiti-
more. fayoriug another chance Tor me 1ne
vessel to show her capabilities. ne
trial of Saturday was failure Dul 'n'
circumstances connected with. II are
snrh that Secretary Tracy VIII grant
the recommendation of the board. ! to It..
e,ilnre is attributed TO the tremen in
,be epoine-ro0m. most OF whom NelS
,~exner,enced. Some of them had
oo,f,d during the trip Of last lhnis lis
.la.v and soon became exhausted on "a. 81,
nr,lav. A short trip 20 ties, zoe en-
c'omry of the frcmen will be held IN 'h,
ncar future IN order that only gooa 'l
roen shall be selected for the oI'icia
nal A member of The board that W.T.
nls.cl the tao TRIALS said to-day tna' "'
,h@nghr the Petrol would make "a sue
cc.sfnl trip if given another chance
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BRApl-S APPOINTMENT
&ot an outcome of Varty Keconciiia
HOO.

PETERSBURG. VA. july 22.-ln sun
DAYS Washington PO tappeared para
graph chat Colonel Brady. recently
appointed collector OF internal revenue
for this district. had stated that he was
appointed as an anti Malone man. A
reporter for tho Ider-3ppe0l to-day
asked close personal ana political
friend of Colonel Bra'ys ii that ~as "a
rrect statement. "Il i-. replied this
gentleman. Il can say. upon Colonel
Brady sauthority that ihe appointment
MAS made without any reieierce 90 Oi
consultation with Genere Malone. 10
was hePres.dent arp3nm nt. J "ili
say. moreover. tuai Senator Quay urged
P0-ideut Harrison t0 make tae ape
p mtment. ard that DO was determined
uu0u fully three week, ago. 10 was
NIT. therefore in any sense an outcome
Of the recent party unliica'i,n 80 Wash
ngton. The reconciliation ot party
views. recently arrived at through the
medium of the National Executive
+ Committee. meets with Colonel Brady
hearty concurrence. By that agree
maul De proposes Loyalty 20 stand witt
ihe llll purpose of an honest aud earn
/ est eadeayor To- place Virginia in th'
+ Republican column in November next.
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RALEIGH. y. g.. July pa large
meeting ~ citizens was held here o.
night ior the purpssc of expressing in
dignau0n 80 thp verdic. ot the board OF
directors of the insane asylum in the
Gfissom case. The attendance wa.
large. but on presentation of the fact
tine meeting was not generally kno" "n
but DC was turned into a prelimiuail
for % big Indignation meeting to-mor
row. Tonight q c0mmitte was arp
pointed % draft and report suitable
resolutions.
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ArnlalEalI.oaa Aeeldenl.

PorrsvnLE. PA. July 22.-Ihree
bows. sons OF Charles ID. Kaiser. Dt
Mahony city Mr.. Wadlngcr, OF Ma
hony city and j. \. Reilly. OF Shen-
audoah. respectively. while attempting
10 cross the track OF the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad, near Mahony
city. this morning IN "a buggy. were
struck by a train. and the WadlIn.er
boy was instantly killed. lhe either
BOYS were terribly injured and may die
The buggy was smashed into splinIer'
and the horse was killed.
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allie. q IntimidatiOn OF voters -
ssmel1 Warning.

DANvuLr. VA. July "a nambe.
of oiuzers of N0rtn Dlnyille were
hauled up before United States Commi'-
-ioner Levi, to day on the charge OF yio-
,ating election laws last November.
There was one general charge OF con
spiracy which was dismissed. but two
of the defen lants were sent on 10 the
grand jury on tine charge OF in-imida-
ton.
TIE only evidence against them was
that one had told a voter that lie must
q. golpg TO vote the Niger ticket and
ihat the other bad said. Any man
Mho voted that ticket was no better
tnan o. dog. So
But for the timely warning of a
youth passenger train on the Danviile
and New River road would have
plunged into "a deepwashout this morn
ing.
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YouNGsrOwS. o.. July 2s.-Edwsrd
Daring. aged -. and married, was ar
rested today at the home OF his wife :
mother. Mrs. Ralston, in Coitsville. this
county. on the charge OF COM
mlting an atrociOus rape on
tbe person OF his own sister.
Blanche. aged 20. at his home in New
bedford. Pa. a week ago. The sheriff
OF Lawrence county. Pa. has been look
ing for him ever SINCE. lie was taken
10 Newcastle Jail.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
\ SENTENCE AGAINST \ ri SSlAN
PRINCE.
The queen Of England About 30 Give
up Cnam-psne aud Drink whisky.
The Representation OF
uantfoba.

LONnON. July % Prince Albrecht.
Of Prussia. has just been sentenced by a
court in Berlin 10 pay life. long an
nuity of 900 marks 10 man who brC Ike
his leg and was crippled for hie by fall
ing on the recovered pavement before
the Princess Mansion in the Wilhelm
Strasse. Berlin. last winter.
The arist0cratic ladies' Of England are
taking 20 cricket. and there are said 10
be already some very deXirous PLAYERS
among the West-End damsels OF Lon
don, who have four cricket clubs among
them. with three Others forming.
The Queens physician has advised
her to give up champagne and drink
whisky Instead.
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ALBrRQraRQUE. y. M..July %. Sever al
days ago "a anumber OF horses were sloien
from sam. Dcdrics. A posse siarleu
in pursuit. and when they met
the thieves battle took place.
The leader Of the band was killed
two others being captured and taken
to Kelly. Socorro county, and conined
in house. Last night gsug oi
masked men surrounded the place ana
took the men from the guard, hanging
hem 10 "A tree and riddhng the bodies
with bullets. The men lynched were
Mexicans and desperate.
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ST. LOUIS. Mo, July 90 The 81.
Louis Chronicle delegation oi the
Scripp's League Workingmen' 5 Exprdi-
ton TO the Paris Exposition left -.
Louis on the Bee Line this morning.
An address was delivered at the defo'
hy Mayor Noon and WAS responded u
by the delegate " no represents agricui'
tnre. Hon. Norman j. COlmah. eN-S,c
retary of Agriculture. The parry vii
be Joined at Cincinnati by the Cincin
natl delegation and at Cleveland by Ih'
Detroit and Cleveland delegations,
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N,,y LONDON. CoNN., July s2-Mr
g., W. '.,,,on ~ owner Of the sloop-yacht
,i.',"a !, mn reports having passed on fi'
Ill'''a' 49, ~ Hack Island, Campbell 5 AR
ship floating with me " y'i,o~ come "a ashor,
He did not know tlll be can't ,,,;S0,',a ssn0a'
,hat Hogan and the ship were ere i,To1, ll,,1'"f e
or '''' he would have made .....,aa an eno,' It
oi OF, nc !, nm. or al least. to examine H.
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rTT"IIT n IIIH ITTII'Fl
BALTIMORE July - President Gam
brill of the Chesapeake aua Ohio Canal
Company viii in q few days lay before
the directors the tue condition OF the
canals affairs. Tie believes that a re-
ceiver must le appointed. HIS efforts.
he saws. To- put tGe canal In working or
der nave been futile.
The $500 coo of repairs bonds find no
takers. and not o single BID have been
made in response 90 the advertisement
of proposals % repair sections OF the
canal
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ring william Deieaates.

- ''|l.'l l' I.' IlIl' rtI
WEST POINT. Va. July 22-The
County Count Of Kisg William con.
venol to-day After the adjournment
the Democrats held meeting. electiug
DR.. G.. T. Whiting Chairman. and A.
G1ol.0n secretary. 10 was decided
that district meetings be held TO choose
delegates for the State Convention.
The following delegates were chosen
from this city: Hon. II. Lewis and
George Lindsay. Esq: alternates DR..
". c. Nuun and A. ~. Eastwood.
Wet Point district reported NJ. b.
Richards anI " =. Neal. n. W Neal
and Edward Davis. aiternates. Q ain
ton district reported B. g. Garrett and
d. ~ Winston as delegates. Mango
hick district reported r. -. Moucure
and a. G.. Garrett as delegates. ard o.
o. GVathmey a- alternate The re-
ports were received and adopted. lt is
generally believed that the entire dele
cation will De- solid for Richard l..
Brine. the Democratic Wheei-horse of
Redmond.
a large English steamer J, in port
here loading vith Richmond flour.
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.,,.co.,,u.utou ON Ror.ebael.

DENVER. Col. July 22.-Nillionaire
John Allen. the New York hotel man
aud Professor f. II. Piatt, OF riding
school fame. rode into Denver at noon
Yesterday On jaded bronchos. and lead %
Ing Mustang ponies. They left New YORK
Nav l4.b. bound for the Golden Gate'
and have made the journey 50 far with
ont the slightest mlshap. Tney expect
10 reach their destination by October.
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Frniiic.s rnosn so Iahe ro't-an-
prince

Nlw York. July 30 Tine steamer
Hllen arrived from N1rth iIaytien poris
to day. Her captain reports that on
July uih ard l2.h iiiprolyte made
strenuous Efforts to take POrt-au-
Prince. With bis luil army be made
several assaults ON the town. Each
time. however. he was repuised by
Iaeitime'- warriors. The northern
general subsequently took IBIS army to
Droi, De Bouets. On the voyage the
Allen experienced several thunder
storms. aud ou Saturday q bolt OF
lightning struck The vessel 8 main top
mast shltternE it luuumerable balls
OF fire played around the -A.p.
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r.e,uen from .ne aen.lennar,

TT I"TTI II # = "|I'-|7
COLUMBUS. o., July 2-.-John Hill,
sen. ap for three years for Iocket-plck-
ing. and Joseph Davis. five year con
Wet. escaped from the pen.tsntiary at
an early hour this morning. They cut
"a hole through the kitchen roof and
climbed over tne State shop TO Tic
ground aud scalod the wall with band
ace. taken from the prison hospital
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JOHNsrOwN PA. July 22.-Ihe body
of o woman. supposed % be pa-7en-
ger ON the day express. vas recovered
at Coopersdale yesterday. She mad
black hair. and wore aslady 5 hunting
case gold watch with "a charm in lne
.nnnl nf a Llckle.
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Jpn.eY CmI y. D.. July S-Ihe
players of toe Worcester ana jersey
Chy teams. wto participated III ye'le', y', ,
day $ base. bah match. were arrested
after the came and fined + aud costs,
making - for each man. The authori'
ties saw that no more Sunday games
will be permitted.
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Two lioNs DroMned

LAWRENCE. MASS. July 22.-AI
North Audoyer to day. Albert +. Whit-
man. AGED nine and Henry +. Hamlin
aged ten, were drowned while bathing
i'm the Merrimac river. Whitman was
srizsd with cramps aud Hamlln went
10 his assistance, and both were
drowned.
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ooe>en.eneea. and the o,ner Acquitted

FnfprmcKsBUaG. Va July ~
Grant Lewis and Robert Washington,
accessories to the murder mere Of Hay
y,ard Johnson. on the fourth instant,
were med to-day. Lewis was SEN
fenced to three years in the peniIehtiafy
and Washington Was acquitted.
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ANY one furnishing US with COPY oi
the WEEKLY IMEs of JANUARY, J.. lse9'
in good order. will be furnished with a
COPY Of the WEEKLY three months free
Of charge. Address the IlMES Com
ANY. Box ~, Richmond, Va.
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AtB8s.on -B.-,ors. D. Nashington-.
%.
At Pailadclpnia-ll innings -Phila-
de'plia-. l0. NcWs lorks. 9.
At Chicago Chi.agos. j. lniianapo
iis. %.
a. Cleveland Clevelauis. .; PITTS
hfgs 3
At Columbus Columbus. ST.
Louis -.
O1lg one Association game played
to-day.
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I,urArloN is the siucerest lattery.
II the old Virginia Chereols d'd mol
give universal satisfaction to the con
sDmer there would not be so many
lmta ions Of that famous brand.
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PROVIDENCE. r. l., July @2.-James
Mahoney ard Robert Fisher were run
down and killed by train on the
/ Whkesbarre pier this morning. They
were pushing an empty car up the
fraeE of fle time.
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Ihe GoYernor .recpis Dr. scDon's ie
si.uRttOu.

CHARLESTON, :. G., July 22.-Gog-
crnor Richardson has accepted DR.. Ne
Dow's = resignation as surgeon or the
Fist Bltallion Of Infantry.
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An np.nlon of lhc Mo,aI alIanRncea

og lhe committee on royal grants in
the House VI Commons 20 day. Mr.
lab0uchere moved the rejection of the
report and the adoption in lieu thereof
of an address of the Queen. stating in
the opinion %. the Hou,e the allowances
nov made i0 the royal family should
suffice for all proper purposes.
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NORFOLK. VA July e2.-Tbe body Of
"a white carpenter ramed Dolan was
found this morning floating 10 dock.
lie is supposed 10 have been drowned
Yesterday.
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weather indications TOR 70 Day ~

F. WAsmNGroN. ID. c.. july 22.-
na indications for Virginia: FAIR.
| warner, southwesterly winds.
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.Posimasfer Appointed.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 2s.-W. A.
NARROW WAS to-day appointed post
master at Dills, Mcdowell county, Norm
Carolina.
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.-. ,,,e fridge Jumper.

- Vneg July - steve Brodle
~. ~" Las decided to make the drop
says Il" hc u"' new suspension bridge at
from ,"' anmrlime between August
18Th and sOlh
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ntIiam n'8ricn wnI Ho,e Tor IL N,n
srtaI

I0NpoN. July Mr.. William
o Bren. through bis counsel. Will move
for new trial ~ his libel suit against
Lord Salisbury ou the ground that the
jury that returned "a verdict iu favor
of the premier WAC mi.directed.
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OK YOUNG WELL BRED .-,r
NUAMHI.EIONIAN HOss>E-, thor -
ougolv brosen. for sale. tan be scen M.
,,ixen nt my iarfn. Cedar Lawn. MI e-niie
road near kichmOnd, Va. ,,...,..,,
VII .,.,,, M my iar.n. ly2i-Sl
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1nc ,ca,ncr worne,,' convention

PHUAnClpmA. July 22.-Ihe Leather
Workers Convention. which has been
in session here for ihe past two d1ys.
concluded its deliberations to-day.
iory delegates were present. rCprD-
scatng over IS 900 tanners. curriers'.
morocco dresser. and ail branches
of tle irathcrwofk'ug uade
in all pfris al the United
Snto-. The organization IS called the
National Trade Assembly of Leather
Workers a. fhc United States and
Canada. and i- attached to the knights
% LlD3r. The object .f the convention
WIS f0 endeayor t0 adopt law 10 se-
cure an equalization ol the wage paid
bro different sections of the country
fo- toe same class of work.
Tln worst rates afc paid
n Sew York state and boo some parts Of
p,nu-g',trii. while the Chicago work
ers receive the best pa. nn9 work tine
leIsl number of laurs. Organizers are
iO boz .eut t0 NeW lofk State and ID
other sections 0f tlo country .t0 0rga-
ula ali fhe leal.ervoikel- not So, iu
the lll0n
ssrffnt fstsuou. see usua caccrt
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
II THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
AIR tuMONp. IS TIE STAT or WIG
GINA. Ar THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
ll'IN ln f-~,
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Correct Auesi
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PRICE. TWO CENTS.
BA>k STATEMENT.

DEPORT OF TIE CONDITION OF
IL HE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Ar
RICHMOND. ~ IHk STATE or NlR-
1INIA. At fuE CLOSE tF BUSINESS
lI-IA u I~-,.
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nrArFoF NWsiNfA Csrv Oh RIcuvoNp-ss.
!. n. g.. Huruott. cashier of the ABOVE
named bank. ao sOlemnly swear that tho
above statement Is truc to the best oi my
know ledge snd belief
n a. BURNETT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn t0 before mc THIS
18th dsy ~ December. i-~il.
MDkENNl. notary Public.
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STATE - Nfgei~IA. CRY Ol lNcHho>pss. A..
Nr1irn 10 AMI subscribed teiofe "' WIS
wv" SAM EL SlNioN,
Nofas Public
l. Bernard reyton, Ir cashier oi We ,. M,a-
chant, and Planters say inss iAihA ~,
la swear that tito AJ Sc slate ucht = WV W
fi,s f,e.f of my knowledge and nclci.
BERNARD Ply Ton, JH., Ca.hiei'
INO. e.. sHAftN,
j. n. MONlAol J.,
". NELSON,
t,.,, D., Directors.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-04-25

am reluctant to take him, as he pulls
things about at the Office, and on the
way to the Office he swoops down on
any fruit which may be within range.
If he captures a pear or an apple, he
returns with it to the sedan-chair in
great triumph. showing as much pleas
ure in his face, and making as much
noise as a child does when given a
piece of cake of more than ordinary
richness or a lollipop of extra quality.
/ am SO well known here. that itinerant
fruit-venders know where to apply for
compensation for thefts committed.
There is no ill-feeling created; indeed,
there are roars of laughter when the
"black monkey" as they term Sam.
makes a good seizure. Ihave to keep
a string of leash" at the Office to pay
for Sans depredations
Journal.