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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-13
De oausaS leves suelen resultar

De CausaS leves Suelen resultsr
efectos graves.--No hay dolencia
iusignificante.--Por leve que sea
uDa indisposici6n, reguiere Cuidado
Immediate, si no, podria tesarrollar-
SO hasta tomar preparedness alar-
nantes, cuando no fatalea. Entire
las mil Y una intermediates one
atormentan & Ia humanidad min
guna clase exige tanta atenci6n
como aquellas que afectan a Ia
garganta y los pulmones, pucs
eDgsiisn por la poca importan-
cia aparente de 81 principio, y
con frecuencia solo preoCupan Sc
riamente cnando ya el enfermO tie
ne la vida en- peligro. Una ligera
tos suele ser el sintoma preCnsor
de la terrible Tisls, pero tratada
enseguida con el PeOtOrai De Ana-
oGhMitG, DEF aparece como por en-
canto. Este precioso remedio toma.
do on union con el Acsifs dc Higado
dc BaOalao es infalibIe en- el trata-
mieDto de todR Affection bfonQuial
8 pulmonsr, tos, NAL ne gafgantsI
etc. Exijase 10 fiEma do LanmGn 81
Kemp y su MaY0a Industrial Igra,
haaa on aaeEol.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
PURELY Personal.

Miss Bella Zundcr, from Omaha, for
mcrlv OF Grand Rapids, has returned
10 make her future home here. Her
parents will arrive Wednesday. She is
at pres mt at her uncle's, l.. Rosenhcld,
rs North Divislon-st.
+. T. Barnard, wife and daughter, of
MenOmiuec, are passing week IN the
city at tho Warwick. twenty-five years
AGO Mr.. Barnard was citizen OF Grand
Rapids.
Detroit Free Pres; Miss Ethelyn
DUMMY, OF Grand Rapids, Is spending
% fortnight with Mrs. r. c. Bowling,
So. 960 Woodward dave"
IIou T.. b. Dkeman has returned
from q trip to the Northern Peninsula.
where ho is interested IN a new gold
mine near Ishpening.
Casuovia Hauid "W. s. Koon viii
60 10 Grand Rapids next week to study
.aw. and clerk IN the law Office Of John
G.. tzGcra.d."
Is. :. Austin. Of Caro-, Mich, and
his mother. Mr.. James r. Austin, are
visiting the family Of Hon. W. II
p1wor~
Mss Edith Mccall. OF St Williams
Ont, q tho gust Of her COUSIN, Miss
Lon Whitworth, of Scribner-st.
Hobcrt A. Davis. futist, Powers
Oq "a House orchestra, plsys a solo a.
Kalamazoo. Monday evening.
Charles T.. Fitch, clerk OF tho United
,tates C.rcaii Court, has gone % BTon
SON for \ short rest
Henry ives. manufacturer Of mat
tre-scs, = in Detroit figuring on a large
Eastc-u hotel order.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
.Spriing Carpets

Perhaps il Is early 10 talk
about Spring Carpets, bat
what l. the use of waiting
until the Spring rush is
here to bay Nour new ear
pet:s Our three flo0rs 0f
our double StoFe are now
packed full of bran new
Carpets, bought direct from
the manufactures. repre-
senting the choicest gat-
terms and fabrics, and the
variety of design and color
ing tor Spring of 1890 has
never been equaied. Select
your carpets, We viii store
and lay them COR You when
ordered. We make "a spec
ialty OF fine work, knowing
that IA customer pleased is
the best advertisement we
can have.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

ia future al soclzi sventss halls,
aarles, PEDRO club Dleetilgs, see -.
afternoou teas, and Ala occurrences ~
nat nature. sill be Pablshed Ia tne
IELEsRAa- -HEBALD l Sundays lzs1e
Only. Ii ali te considered favor Z
announcements of events % come dul-
ng Ene xeek, and notices ana partl-
culsFs Including nAmesl u al sociai
happenlnzs taaE nave occurred are
mailed or brought 70 tnls Once -
saturday morning and sooner i pos
s.ble BY getting t1sm here quickly,
90 wiu enable more space and detail ~
be devoted 70 ther publication.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
NEW COMMITTEES.
The v. NJ &. a. Appointments for the
Ensuing Year.

The following committees have been
named for the year 1890, by the Young
Mems Christian Association:
Executive-L. T. Wllmarth, chair
man; George y. Wagner, +. ID. Hop
kins.
Property and Rooms-L. T. Wilmarth
chairman; Dr. ;. ii. Cook, r. I. sweet,
Jos. B. Ware.
Finance-George y. Wagner, char
man; \. +. Nerex, VI. +. TOmlinson
Jno. Il. Martin, {. ". PIckull. {. ID.
Harrington, w. c. Sheppard, Or. w. +.
Hoyt.
devotional and Religious Work
Frank -. Hopkins, chairman; !. r.
Ware, j. l.. Mckee, Jno. B. Martin, +
II. Stafford, J. u. shirts, i. +. Morrison
H. 4. Woodruff, VI. J.. TOmlinson, T..
W. Ford.
Railroad Work.. Langdon Mckee
chairman; Geo. y. Wagner, A. T.. Yerex,
4. r. Antisdol, John Rookus, David
Forbes, Henry Ter Kourst, J. II.
Tomas, B. Kraizc, A. Kraise, II. Soun.
oma, Jas. Classen. Fred Macy, r. Y
Edge, John DOifosr. j. ID. Kemp, II
Hessclhne, r. +. Watson.
jail Work.. +. McAndrew, j.
Lowcrsc, c. W. Stilwell, Earle Slokoe
Invitation COmmittec-John :. Cam.
eron, chairman; W. McGinnes, {. h
Coultes, ". a. Haynes. W. 4. ROBIN
son, J. Hohncr. J Kiasse. 4. {. Brown
Z. ? Morrison, Geo. u. Comstock, i
Kinnlar,
Boarding House - {. ". Stillwill
chairman; &. A. Richards.
Visiting sick - Henry Ter kourst
chairman; J Dobbiaar. II. sonnoma
". 4. Haynes, ". 4. Robinson, J. ii
Nocland. 4. Krooze.
Building Committee
Soliciting g-Clav II. Hoilistcr. char
man, J.. + Wllmarib, ] J.. Mckee.
b. Ware. ". 9. sheppard, G. u. IaT
rlngton, J. 3. Martin, A. +. Nercx.
Additional Soliciting and Advisory
VI. : Crosby, chairman; Z. Cf0tior
Fox, II. Widd.comh, +. +. Sweet. +. g.
stud,cy. Geo. ". Gay, II. ldcma.
LocatOn-F. I. Iuti.e, Chairman
=. =. Sweet, Tnos ". Peck.
Plans and ConsTucton-J. II. T
HuChart. chairman. Wm. Widd dic0mh
e.. -. ~vensierg. 7 II Martin. W. o
Hugnart. II J liolister. y. II waters
~ II Rs gael ! X. Johnston. ~
Colt W. 9. Westherly, ] j. q bert
Z. Crofton Fox.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

schemes Aeoks Forward dHe ahoasAna
Aeses. 2aa saaEes Terrible fFeeie-
tien Abous she Hutaan tssrs q

ten Abous the Huaaan Kses- q
Some people de-. gl.t IA making Others
miserable. A fsw years as boston
nasn, alter tAk.ng ceasas g the ssld
heads IA cAunohes and tAeateFs, wrote
= laboTea article. - prove thGt ~ $50.
the human race would he entirely des-
ttute Of hair. Then Dr. William A.
Hammond atteI deep s-leDuuc Ft-
seag ch. pred cessa that about 3S1f man
would 81 through lie without teeth.
Imagine = ia Iless, loothless race OF
men AID women. icrrloie, certainly
but e Il a. terIlbie aS NhAt Ne see 10
day. tur country IL laN 81 nervous
wrecks, the nAlaral outcome oI over
WORK
Thousands OF people feel diEsy when
they gGI out Qf bed ln the morning
MANY person has . bad taste in tle
mouth. no appetite, . duii aching 81
the hack, SLOW and faulty memory, and
= distressing feeling o. being ''iged
ont is there anything worse than
thlsy Aes. When YOU can't sieep
nights, and toss resilessiy from one side
If the bed 20 the Other, longing for
morning to come. Then there : danger
oi insanity, OF which sleeplessness Is
the forebOdeT.
When you feel ike tins. use Nature s
true restorative. Palnes Celery Com
pound. This wonderful discovery ls
the oaiy reliable medicine Tor nervous
diseases. Try Il, and see how quickly
il gives new life. IL ls food for the
faniShed nerves. ii makes the muscles
strong and brain vigorous. The rosy
blush of health Will soon come 10 the
user. and hls step viii take on new
elasticity. Proyidenilaliy revealed 10
the dlscOyerers there is nothing like II.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
"Royal Luxors," in
black and the colors;
unpre ce dented low
prices.
Spring & Company.
Writing Advertisements.

Alden a Faxon, Newspaper Advertls.
ng Agents, Cincinnati, ONO, have just
issued a very neat hst oi the leading
newspapers of the United States. The
first 10 or = pages are devoted 10 ad
vcrtisements, which they have written
for various firms, and which have been
prominent successes; also hints and
suggestions 10 new advertisers. This
firm makes speciality of writing ad.
vcrtiscments, and of deylsine methods
by which money can bo made out of
newspaper advertising. Judging by
their little book, they have been enii.
nently successful ia this direction. Thir
newspaper list wlll bo sent free Oh ap-
uliCatlOn
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
Trimming Silks
anything you want
can be found at our
great Silk sale.
Spring & Company.
rucisien's Arnlca saIve

The best salve IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblalns
corns and all SKIN erupuons, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
IL is guaranteed 10 give perfect sstisfac
ton or money refunded. Price 25cont.
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug.
glsts, corner Monroe and Dlvlslon-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

WAsaIsaToS. keb. l-.-For ioEer
Michigan Fa.a or snow coltefs north
westerly s.llsls, eola aaFs 4 so4sler-
oornon EoF t'pper N-e1,zaa, Llgal
.ng9. rolter. n0rtherly IS sos
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
Hundreds of yards
Of Silk sold yesterday,
the opening day of
our special silk sale.
Spring d Company.


OF breath, palpitation OF heart, pains IN
the breast, back or shoulders, or cough,
or catarrh, or bronchitis, or cOnsump-
ton, or rheumatism, consult Or. :. Clay
Todd, Is Nonroe-st., room 4. He Viii
curo Nnl.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

P4RNENTER R-Oa Monday Feb. Y. lso
Nr. FeffV Psrmrnrer aged ~ years. mother
Obj Psrmruter. 80 a esltas-ase.
E.s1art. arfsaF-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18
Nelvets and Plush
es are included in our
Silk sale.
Spring q Company.
The aptsir

The Captain
OF good ship Storm King SAYS. For the
past hyc years ] have used sulphur
Bliters on hoard my vessel, and have
not lost man. They are a sure pre-
vontivo Of All coniagious fevors 80 Inci-
dent 70 warm climates Please send mc
Mt once two dozen bottles, and obliec J.
-TrArTr
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-18

OTTA IVA and PE.4RL SITS,
GRAND RAPIDS.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-23
WIT AND WISDOM.

If all flesh is grass, mummies must
be hay.-Pucl1.
An undcscrved reputation is ex-
tremely hard to live up to-NIilwaulsoo
Journal.
The truly grateful heart may not be
able to tell of gratitude, but it can feel,
and love, and act
Tho greatest work has always rome
hand i'll hand with the most fervent
moral purpose. Sidney Lanicr.
Tho conceitcd man carries mental
microscope, which ymarnifies
his mental Importance. Texas Siftings.
II thought you said your wife was
dressed an hour ago?' She was. butI
think she must have stopped to put on
her hat. IN. Y. Sun.
If any thing in this world can mt
wings on the feet of Incidence it is n
woman with dipper of hot water and n
forward impulse when tramp is '.sas-
RAMS Horn.
Ivory man should have an aim in
life, but he shouldn't spend too much
time aiming. The quick shot gets the
clay pigeon when tho trap is sprung
Somcrvillo Journal.
Mems rights are great deal of
trouble to them. They assert them and
get them, and then don't know what to
do with them. A mans rights. half of
them, arc meant togivc away.-}cechcr
Horse dealer-"Count you had cor
tainly better buy that horse. He is per-
fectly sound" II believe YOU. If no
hadn't been sound he never would have
ter.
II want to git. arr at Yonkers"
This train don't stop there" Thin
I'll till yez what we'll do; I'll git dis
ordhorly just bcyant s'hpytcn Duyvil,
and yez can kick mo arr at Yonkcrs. -
llarper's Bazaar.
-Aunty-"S;o your papa has decided
to send you to boarding school?' Little
Boy-"Yes' IN and I'm goin' to study
awful hard. so | can go to college,"
Aunty-"I am delighted to hear that
Aou arc anxious TO 20 to college, are
you?" Little Boy-"Ycs indeed love
to row.''-Good News.
-Friend-IIow are You succeeding at
your joke writing, Sombcrlie? Somber.
lie (the humorist. Very we'll, but I
am afraid I shan't continue long So
why not?" "Well, you see it is just
THIS way. l writo my best jokes when I
am feeling bluest when my manuscripts
are returned, for instance; but now tho
editors accept my jokes so readily that
don't feel blue enough to write more.
Yankee Blade.
Every boy is two or three boys, or
twenty or thirty different kinds in one.
lie is all the timc living many lives and
forming many characters, but it is n
good thing if he can keep ono life and
one character when he gets TO be a man.
lie may turn ont to be like an onion
when he IS grown up, and DO nothing
but hulls that You keep pooling off one
after another. till you think you have
got down to tho heart at last, and then
you have got down to nothing. d.
uoNells.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-23
CAPTAIN a. H. BOGARDUS
And his three sons shoot every performance

oRcalistic portrayals of an cmigrant
train crossing the plains; the robbery of
the overland mail: the atrocious Noun
tain Meadow massacrc; fort lifo in the
far West; buclling horses and steers, q
Virginia reel on horseback, Indian
fights. raids and rescucs, all exhibited
for the first time in this city, undcr
acres OF canvas. in combination with
the great Forepaugh show. Superb
thrcc-ring circus with its unparalleled
centrali 2ation of the worlds foremost
opponents OF acrobatic, gymnic and
equestrian science; greatest geological
display ever seen in Christian land;
marvellous museum; huge theater stage;
Roman-Grocian hippodromc, with its
sixty thoroughbred flyers; marvelously
trained wild beasts; boxers, wrestlers,
runners, walters, heavyweight liftcrs
and hroadsword combatants: the rope
walking Blondin horse; Eclipse" tho
trapczc-lcaping equine, together with
all OF Adam Forepaugh, Jr.s astound-
ing sensations, including his dancing
lighting and clown elephants, somer
sault dogs, $4,000 troupe OF educated
broncho horses, and his extraordinary
feat of ring and driving forty fiery
eQuines ee times around tho huge
hlppodrS track.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-23
RsLleIous AND EDUCATIONAL

h1e-'S~'O~ ~ AM EOOSA ttONAGs
Tho Southern Presbyterian Church
sent out fourteen missionaries during
the last year.
The American Board has appointed
fifty-two missionaries since tho first OF
last November.
If your thoughts leave God it will
not be long until your hands will be
raised against Him.
In Cleveland, o., the Congregation.
al churches have increased FROM three
in 1860 to thirteen in 1890.
If your picty does not make you
moro manly and lovable, it is certainly
not the genuine articlc.-Zion's Herald.
Tho church, which is tho body of its
founder, must he the expansion of
tho heart of Christ in the larger sphere
of social rclations.-F
The Northwestern University at
Evanston, ILL.,, has property to the
value of $3.50, 600, and during tho last
college year over 400 students were en-
rolled.
For its 1875, GOO people Dcnver has 90
churches; 1C Methodist, Presbyterian,
SCongrcgationalist, 9 Baptist, Roman,
Lutheran, Episcopalian . Disciples
or Complexities, = jewish, German Ro-
formed, Unitarian and Univcrsalist.
The foreign population is not relatively
SO large as in Chicago, but is better rep
resented in churches.
-llelmuth College, at London, Ont,
not only gives usual college instruction
TO young women, but makes speciality
OF colloquial teaching Of modern Ian
guagcs and maintains a gymnasium and
riding school for physical culture This
last Is department too much neglected
hitherto in all colleges, especially those
Tor young women.
Tho firstannual report of the Pacific
baptist Theological Union shows that
this body has assets amounting to
$50, 1865 and no liabilities. 1t owns
buildings in Oakland that arc for tho
present at least, sufficient for its pur-
poses, and it maintains q seminary in
which biblical and prac tical education
is furnished to young people of both
sexes who can not go East for instruc-
ton.
God works with broken reeds. If q
man conceits himself to be an iron pillar,
God can do nothing with or by him. All
tho sclf-concoit and confidence has to DO
taken out of him first. IIo has to DO
brought low before the Father can use
him for. his purposes. Tho low-lands
hold tho water, and, if only tho sluico is
open, the gravitation of his grace does
all the rest, and carries the flood into
the depths of the lowly heart -Aloxan-
der Maclarcn.
Thirty years since, the first Protest
ant missionary entered Japan, and at
the close of 1883 there were 443 mission
aries carrying on their work there, and
OF these $50 were from tho United States
and Canada. They have organized o4o
churches, of which 90 are wholly, and
15S partially self-supporting. The men,
bcrs number 25,5 There are 9,G9S
day scholars and boarders; PSF thcolog-
lcal students and lag native ministers.
In the mission hospital over II, 600 pa
tients are annually treated, and tho ap-
probation of the Japanese Christians
has been shown by their contributions
OF -, SS3 yens per annum. a yen EQUALS
about so cents of our money
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-23
B1d1k fqRR6wERlTIE SdVBS5'

The
via west SHOWS $50 unfolding
the
OF adm
paugh and Wild West Shows
Clusters OF
at
Of Mr.
9. o1Mot
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-23
Caused by Microbes,
RadInal'S MiCrObe Killer

Exterminatcs the microbes and drives
them out of the system, and when that
is done you cannot have an ache or pain.
No matter what the disease, whether Il
simple case of malaria fever or a combi-
nation of diseases. We cure them all as
the same time, rs we treat all diseases
constitutionally
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-23
4 First-C|ass Investment,

We offer the best security in the city
and pay semi-annual dividends. AS
savings bank this institution offers
special inducements. Paid up shares
$50 each. Installment shares 81 per
month. Shares may be subscribed for
at any time. For further information
address The Peoples Perpetual Loan
and building Association.
WIN. +. WINCH,
Sec'y and Treas.
Room /. Masonic Temple If
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-23

Asthma, Consumption, Catarrh. Bron-
chitis, rheumatism, Kidney and Liver
Disease, Chills and Fever, Female
Troubles, in all its forms, and in fact.
every disease known to the human sys-
tenn.
Beware Of Fraudulent limitations.
See that our Trade Mark (samc as
above) appears on each jug.
JOHNSON e JOHNSON,
Druggists, Sole agents. or. Jefferson
and First ave. S. w. junl7-ly
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-23
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1890.

lots Ih is no desire on the part a the
cans Their orders M every one an equal p
SaS Ssas "i pns P' ss sn Srs y
the ExSRR SS 2S. Tlc Xxi will
ssh MAJ Neados 'a* sIss sad
S miles s OF h WHEN Hsh o ss s n ord
2,oi5 FEET ABOVE TiDEwA7ER.
ply S "sHe % sHs ss1 d e 1ss location was ss"
na n a aa @ s sS o. the Ts9 go
ssfs al Wei s: If
a "Sa will n' &c the nss Principal s are sn n
s' @S% r@ f s Ss
distance by rail oa miles day in
oyf Junction Pn and giving the
aSs aa G 9n one the largest shipping points
S is tn o % rn hss b1 the the
p pSS e as n hoa sn nsnG S0 ara hotel
epeeo" n @ S orss aDd %s "S a ssn eop1 sns
dafng tne coming n y e S G that
Pg 1on pS "a the ,hs h 9 s inss
maps covered S e restrictions are clearly set forth on
INDUSTRIES.
Spsnsa and G T sawa the
o me- @ sh WORKS. pann mill and sash door blind
h ABOVE ' nG" sF for e@d iSp s t0 7G boiler
thus insure population of 1000 o q, 90 start ~
If reason, which foreseen the above
men, should nos be absolutely secured within months from
date OF sae October 25 1890 the purchasers lots will be
gwen the OPTION OF having the cancelled the cash paw
mems refunded, and being released from making deferred
payments This option be within fifteen DAYS
from the expiration of said six months.
Company
the
in every reason to eoVe n d dw
be year and hs 5lse son ,S, al
LOTS ARE OFFERED AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES.
and the public given the
follow in
menu account the
es on the DAY OF sale October U.s. 1890,
Applications o be made the
MAX MEADOWS LAND AND IMPROVEMENT Go.
H. c. BAKER Manager Ma Meadow Va
IAAkf1NCE NJ CLARK, C.
Ircst, ultt Building Philadelphia viccrros. po,,o, Va
Applications a G madco
ra1AclS E3- -E&-exnp & co.
Real Estate Agents Roanoke nd MAXIM Meadows Va
Q0AK0K i DEAT TgTArT7G IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-15
TWO VILLAGES WRECKED.
Havoc Played by a Cyclone In tho North
west.

sr. PAUL, MINI, July H.-The entic
village OF Vadnais, six miles north Of here,
was wrecked by last evenings cyclone.
Not building was left standing In sound
condition. Most of them were blown 10
pieces, aud eleven people were Instantly
killed.
Reports from Little Canada, village of
800 population, seven miles from here, indi-
cate that the cyclone struck that place
with full force. Twelve houses were blown
dawn, three people killed, and eight or ten
injured. Only meagre reports can be OBJ
,ined AS two bridges between this and
that point are washed out, ami trees aro
blown down across the highways in every
direction. Near Lake Geryaisse, a widow
named Mullaney and her four children, the
eldest boy Of eleven years, ran 10 the
shores Of The lake when they saw the storm
cloud approaching. The mother and
children lay Hat In the sand hop
| ing against hope that the cyclone would
pass them by. Instead, the swiff-roiling
cloud picked up the little family, and, In It's
embrace, they were carried out into the lake
and drowned. The bodies of Mrs. Mullaney
and her second son were recovered by grap-
| pies at IL O'Clock last night. The bodies Of
the two other children are still In the depths
| Of the lake. Between 4:i5 and O'Clock the
bOatmen at Lake k0lmans met sixteen row-
boats, each Of which carried from Two to
i've persons, and only four OF the sixteen
have returned. Many Of these people were
no doubt drowned. but ss most OF theBs
lived in the city their names cannot ss
learned until their bodies are recovered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-15

defendants, Brceu, Fcely 4 Newly. An
attachment was levied at the inS1ance Of
the plaintiffs and the hearing at this ploco
was on motion of defendants % vacntethe
attachment on the ground. among Otherp.
that the PLAINTIFF claim was purely nctf.
tious, The judge after long and patient
hearing, vacated the writ Of attachment.
some interesting features were shown In the
course OF the discussion. ani much legal
lore was dispensed. The evidence rs fled
Ia the case, showed that there was
member Of the Stiles firm. IL was proven
that he had erased check for
over $1,000, drawn the money ON II nj Win
ston, and lied the statethe same night; and
that under Stiles orders, one Mcdonald, an
employe OF Stiles, had mufed the feet of
the horses that were attempted 10 he run
out OF the stable the same night Of stiIes'
fight. Notwithstanding these damaging
elements OF the plaintiffs case, Stiles 4 Co.
had boldly returned and tried by show OF
fair dealing 10 make the impression that
they wished 20 settle all claims against
them. 1t Is to be regretted that the labocrs
who did work under Stiles 4 Co. will lose
their wages.
A new bridge for the Cape Fear and Yad-
Kin Valley road has just been completed
across Deep river by Captain n. l.. Hall. IL
is i've spans Of fifty feet each.
News reaches this place to-day that Rev.
L. II. Pegram, an aged and highly-esteemed
minister Of the Methodist Church. while
stepping from train, had fall, caused by
misstep, and broke his arm.
Professor Charles ID. McIver will hold
teachers institute at this place this week,
to last through the week. The public has
been invited TO attend, as IL Is intended that
the people should be educated as well as
The teachers