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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-06-25
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To TuE EDrroR:-P Please inform your readers
that hayo positive remedy for the aboye-nanod
dsease. BY its timely use thousands of hopeless
cases have been permanently cured shall be glad
to send two bottles Of my remedy FREE to any Of
your readers who haze consumption il they will
send me their Express and P. o. address. Respect
fully, T. A. sLOCUM, II. c., ISL Pearl ST., y, Y.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-06-25
Anew word. About crops.

The June crop report indieat 8. as prot :
ably alfnmty everyone familiar with the
situation expected, that more cotton viii te
grown this year than last, and less wheat.
The Winter wheat, Of the country Is mostly
grown from chic 10 Nebraska, and IN these
states about 800 600 acres cultivated a. a
cost Of aboat f6,o000o0, aud which should
have grown 5000 bushels Of wheat are =
de.rl loss. This lass Of winter wheat will be
So far made up BY spring wheat and rs in-
creased screaee that the net loss to the
country will be small, and prices have fail.
en- but nothing except a large corn crop can
make the year profitable TO the farmer IN
the central farming region.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-06-25
DO YOU Know

That you are buying direct from the dist. .r
when yOu send your sriers to IT. L.rrrr.
colt, the old fashioned Whissgy h.aa. S.
rectiying no c0mpoundiur hgf DIRE.
the ~lIpPENcJrr DisTILtE EEY. stH..H
Eppencott Post office. Gueene eoar.r ~
which has always maintained Its re-..a..a.
of making pfye goods 5Hig
Our mail order department gives prompt
attention 70 all ORDERS, and a, THE prices We
otter ur goods, makes cur competitors en-
vious. We carry in stock the following WELL
known brands of Rye WhiskieS. iu quarts
gallons and barrels Epp5ncotts Oysrhoit s
Gibson. Guckeuheimer, MononeaLela. Grays
etc. Also a full and complete stock OF
Wines. Brardies, Gins. &c.
WriteJor Price List and sgre moaeg.
L. f. LtPrENc0Tr.
Distiller and Wholesale Liquor Dealer.
539 Smithfe,d ST., Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-06-25
NOTHING TO Equal

The New Famous Shoe Store, 81
Sixth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Can be found west of New York
City, and we extend to you a cor
dial invitation to call, leave your
packages, and make yourself at
home, generally. Our prices for
footwear viii be found far below
the average, and the quality of the
goods THE BEST. Worthy of
mention are:
Our Edison Oxford Tie. at............... .g7c
IiBright Dongoia " Surprise Button
nnoe at...-... ...-.....Si 90
Remarkable French Button Shoe.
at-----.- ...........2 30
Gents Shoes, in all the late styles.
. to Sc
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-06-25
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Esiata ~ i1sfrh hriieErm a. a late q Re~k-
aufsi lrruEa. -.IrIT rsst Ca. Pa
Letter. uf asI1I.llsfrsf'nr. ~ ne sianvs s-rF,.
aaflfir teer Erautac ~ tha ulaiersi ars.i hr fh~
gfalHr a4lfur'ff. r0T.rc q herrfT .rftn u 4
2 N''f ia|ifi.ra u 80 r1iefr 1a uaae ir1rielI-
alaaaalf 4Eairri a. aarf ul.. sraaaaf rhs4r rrir
4a.aaf1iiI4,ll @ sst..a1lalf aafaalf lliar. A.
a. D nllLtll tsnlirIsfrairr
Ns AcFtuats1 ~.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-06-25
Peruvian Tonic Liver Regulator.
The only sure and radical cure for
CONSTIPATION.
BILIoUSNEsS.
INDIGESTION,
INDIGESTION

aud all disorders ofthr liver, has cured hundreds
of people. and j. the pnly remedy Tor these di.
eA-,n, lnd "a eases lu which the most skillful
have utterly falei. Tsssimaniais from hrlnfrrrfs :
oi people living 81 Blair County. Pennsylvsuin
j. maiuiaciured hv y. = kETRlNs-. vii
II AASiit k9, PA. Or The D. 7. T. r. Co. and
toI saic by al hruER zsal 70 cents psr bottle
Nuile genuine un~s- the Label shows the In
dian Arrps head Tuade Mark 4-a-ssJ-iy-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-06-25

rsuil ground for hope-"But, Clara
what could you have been thinking Of
20 engage yourself 10 such an absent
minded man 2"
81 repent my words every minute, but
my hope is that when we get TO the
church be viii forget, and say no. IL
stead of yes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-06-25

"The meek shall inherit the earth, -
quoted the minister 30 ipar.shoner not
noted for bis meekness YES" replied
the iayman, "but the hustler is contest
ing the viii very vigorously"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-06-25
His Duties we're Lighter

When the late James W. Nye was a
Democrat be vas very intimate with
ohm Van Buren, and when he changed
his politics his relations with Governor
Seward were Of the same character. In
political address which he delivered a.
Oswego somebody interrupted him by
saving: "Nou are Stewards bottle-hol.
der We'll, said Nye, "they used 10 say
] WAS John Van Buren's bottle-holder
but my duties are lighter now. ! don I
have 10 draw the cork 80 often
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-06-25

Ry-tsnder % man Just fllea no the
water say what are you fishing fors
drowning Msn-For snocori
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-06-25

Don't fail to call when in our city.
as it will repay you.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-06-25

Everybody has heard OF horse laugh" Z"
but who has ever seen an equine gifted with
thc power ~ spcechf such an animal would
b. pronounced miracle; but SO would the
Telegraph and fhe telephone hundred years
ago. Why, even very recently "a cure for con-
sumption. which IS universally acknowledged
a. b. ssrofula affecting the lungs. would have
been looked upon as miraculous. but now peO-
pie arr beginning 10 realize thBt the disease
is u0i inCumhlc. Dr. Picrcc's Golden Medical
Discovery will cure IL. 10 taken in time and
f.Vrn "a fair trial. This world-fun0wned rem
eds VIII not make new lungs. hut st will re-
store diseased ones fn q healthy state when
other nonns have failed. Thousands grafe-
fully testify O. tina IT, is The mnsf putcut
tonic. ur strength rcstOrer. Alternative or
bippd-ricausrr and nutritigr, or nesh-huilier.
known o. medical scieuco. For WEAK Lungs.
splitting 81 Blood. Hgnnchitls Asthma Ca
ulrrh in tia Head. and all Lingering Coughs.
q b an unequnlfd remedy. ii arrangements
- the stomach. liver and boweis as lndirfs-
fiun, pr Dyspepsia. lihuusnass. nr Ia r
Complaint" Chrome blaThe1 aud kiudrod
r..
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-06-25
IOHN {. FINCH,
DEALERiN
Golden Wedding z Hhi5kiss,
i46 Water s. e.. Pittsburgh, Pa.

OLDEST EsTAHI IEu HOUSE IN THECITY.
" where ru.hiu- tat rErc e1,is are put up.
strictly tor iaul.y ..uA medicinal Use. NOth-
.ug better tIau b0.den Wedding. Next ol the
list. Cue keu heiuer-. Grag Nluoueahe.a Rye
These g1ods are leading brands. hraudies OF
nestle also. Ola Tom. Fiuch's Golden Wedding.
81 for tuu quart. tur s. Eeuheimer's, The
same Mouougahra, s. pg- dozen Wines. g.
Ger dozen, - Tor one hGf dozen. Securely box
ed Also have IN stock. Grau.ltlthers Choire. at
s. per gallon. Barrels a. special rate, falIyr
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GUARANTEED.

printca guarantee. from the fuauufsrf-
hicfs- ihai Z nlil beucff or cure iu ever. oass
~ ais'Hsi fef Which d D. rr.ulumrlai.l or
nipiioy pai9 TOE o. rll iic prumptir refunded
coIgnslt. issl ~ Wuiuus 1is. Man Aas'N.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-06-25

Narrmsl o! WARM. Old woN.s, 50 HGHf
Tlra BACK Dluio,,D R0oF-sG TO COVER Tzz SKY.
Nly O. 30 FAR PROM TIVE LAso or Yo-s I-zsH'
3E-A1sE u ALzEaDY CogZ-5 -llE E-sIl.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
A CLEVER CAPTURE.
One of the Northern Pacific New Salem
Train-Robbers Bagged.
lBy telegraph 10 The Dispstch.I

DrcKISsoN, n. D., June 11.-lntense ex-
citement prevailed here last evening when
the news spread that Sheriff Hayes, of this
county. had captured one Of the partlcl-
pants in the robbery of the Northern "a
cific train at New Salem last SUNDAY. Inc
Sheriff and two other men arrlyedwlth the
prisoner and lodged him III jail. In cross
ing Grand river, about eighty miles south
OF here. the robbers horse was injured.
compellipg MIN to stop in his fight, and
when the officers first discovered INN yes
tcrdav morning he made desperate enort
10 ESCAPE. but after a race OF several miles
and seeing that escape was impossible ne
surrendered. He supposed his time had
come 10 die and gave some valuable lni0r-
nation, showing that the robbery OF tne
train had been deliberately planned lie
gave his name "a Charles r. Bailey. 1here
were five men in tho band, two OF whom
came from the West on the train which
they assisted in robbing. The other three
were in readiness ct the scene OF the TOD
berry with horses, and after the Job was
completed the three latter started south
and separated when few miles out-one
ooing toward the Missouri river, one west,
and The prisoner was making for the Black
Hills. The two who came from the west
remained on the tram, and from what inc
prisoner saws there Is no doubt that III was
their lntenLlOn 10 lob pdoo'H - 'NN
come reason this was abandoned. The
pr,goner offered the Sheriff $1,000 to, re
lease him. Sheriff Hayes left again last
nieht to attempt the capture of the bandit
that started east. The prisoner claimed
That he was under obligations to assist the
others, but he Is o desperate-lo9oking man
and evidently desperate. When cap;
tnred he was supplied with hftyy-poundI
sack of -four and some bacon, ana coulu
1 d. lra al D
t;s;ons he had. The country south OF here
IS almost barren of settlements, and the
Sheriff is deserving OF much credit for his
SucCesS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
DEATHS.

BRADLEY. died, at his residence, 9l5 north
Monroe street. az s o'clock A. ~, June llth,
WILLIAM a. BRADLEY; aged torty-two years
His funeral will take place from St Mara s
church at O'clock p. 81. TO-DAY, June 18th.
Friends Of the family ara invited - attend.
LynchDurg and DRnville papers Will please
copy.
BURGESs. -Died, Wednesday at4f5 p. NJ, at
nor late residence. No. COL north iwenty-f1fLh
street Mrs. ROBEINA BURGESS, widow OF
George Burgess, in tho seyenty-nrs! year OF her
age. -
Although a great sufferer for many years, yet
she bore il with Christian fortitude, beautifully
exempliiying the Christian faith. Truly IL can
ee said "our loss Is hor gam
Funeral services will take place from the First
Presbyterian church THIS AFTERNOON al $3.50.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully Invited
80 attend.
DELARUE-Died, Wednesday evening, at
O'Clock, at the residence Of his pareuts. $40 east
Main street, ROYAL PIERRE DELAhUE, III
FAINT child Of Gus K. aud Laura K. Delarue
aged 1--WE months and six days.
Funeral will take place from tho residence al
O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
DREW.-Died. at p. NJ. yesterday. at the
residence of her son-in-laW, j. j. koscher, 7Oa
north Twenty-thrd street, Mrs. DREW, widow
OF Captain Francis A. Drew, IN the seventy
eighth year OF her age.
Intermept q City Point
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE.
superb Address of Hon. w. G. 4. Breckin-
ridge, Of Kentucky.
special telegram TO Tho Dlspa,ch.l


ABINGDON, Va, June 1.-THE commence
ment exercises Of Emory and Henry Col
lcge closed to-day. the feature Of which was
the superb address before the Calliopean
and lIermesian societies by Hon. w. 9. Z.
Breckenridge, Of Kentucky. Colonel
Breckenridge had the largest audience ever
assembled at Emory. and they had come
20 hear him. He spoke about one and a
half hours, aud had the best attention. He
was frequently applauded, and his speech
was regarded by almost every one as per-
haps the best -vbsoh that was ever de-
liyerod there. II vNe an orat0rical gem.
The Colonel was accompanied by his wife.
They will visit SaltYille tonight. where his
mother Miss Preston was born, and Alb
ingdon tomorrow, whore she WINS reared
and married. Our people claim HIM a. a
grandson Of old Virginia, and were proud
of him today.
HONORs AND MEDALS.
The first honor was won this year by
Mr.. William NJ. Gillespie Of Tazewell
county. Va The composition medal was
WOO by Charles b. Ames, of Mississippi, and
was awarded hv Attorney General r. TAYLOR
Scott in an eloquent and handsome man
ner. The CalliOpean Society held their an
niversary exercises last night and the Her
messiah theirs tonight. All of the exercises
were indeed creditable TO the time-honored
institution. DR.. James Atkins. the present
president. seems to be tho right man for
such work The school j. prospecting I'M
der his administration and a great many
valuable and needed Improvements have
been made.
Diplomas were awarded to W. NJ Giles
PIE. Virginia; c. A. Brown, Virginia; ID. f..
Hawk, Tennessee; K. and W. :. Sayers,
Virginia; II. W. Hugate. Virginia; c. b..
Ames, Mississippi; +. ). Belts, Tennessee :;
W. L. Stanley. Virginia; and Henry Dam
nenbaum, Texas.
The Williams prize for defamation was
awarded to John Stuart French. of Tonnes
see: the Collins prize for English, as above
stated, to c. b. Ames, Of Mississippi; the
Robertson prize for oratOry TO Walter l..
Stanley. of.Nirginia. The degree of ID. D..
was conferred upon Rev. Gross Alexander,
professor IN Vanderbilt University.
The best dcbater's medal went to John
If. Bowman. Of Jonesboro', Tenn. The
society diplomas We're awarded to Walter
L. Stanley, Of Virginia; X. and W. s.
Savers. Of Virginia: H. w. Fugate. of Viz
gilia. and c. b. Ames. of Mississippi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
FLOUR.

We quote: Fius. g. 3ossl75 superdns SI,a
ts2s; extra. 81 )asl75; family NltaS| pA'oa'
family, country, sl75asA25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
prs1DrNcEs TORN TO PIECES.
OCULAR DEMONSTRATION.

Eyes as "conyincors" beat oars oil hollow
We've told you considerable about the morris Of
OUR 80, SIS, and $50 grades OF Suits. What We
want now is a chance to BACK IT UP. Wont
Won give us q few minutes, Any tlEce wheI
you're passlng'l do.
Any body can taIk-Type at go much line
can be made to tell the Same story We do. But
when the suits are brought OUTPUT on your
backs-and GO under careful Surveillance
then's when they've got to have BOTTOM OF
THEIR OWN TO STAND ON. Smooth words
won't cover no flaws.
These three grades-slo, sl5, and ssO-we'v'
made popular. We've done It by putting rolia
bic qualities and desirable patterns togetheI-
Not trying In single style or two-to squirt sni
splurge-but by holding STEADILY TO
srANDARD-FoR EACH-that is as HIGH IS
ITCAN BE BROUGHT.
There Is @ right and wrong way 10 male
clothes. We don't know how TO mako them sry
other but the RIGHT way. We haven't an ari-
san around US who is capable OF doing any q
credltable work. We pick the materials OF +
sELvRs.-Don't trust that 20 alybody-And 10
inspect them-sttch by stitch after they s1e
done. It's as much as our reputation would %
worth to sell you anything loft color"
In these three Rrsdes-youl ind US with sll
the proper siyles-THRBE- and FoUR-BUTToN
sACKs-RoUSD and SQUARE CORNERS
SOME BoUND-SoMg NoT-and THREE and
FouR-BUTToS CUTxwAYs-in plain blacss-
and the nobby check, stripe, plaid, and mixed
fsds of the present season. They've got style
they've got merit-they've got everything thai
makes a suit desirable.
In the three grades we've got Ave or six hun
dred pstierns-ali different-and we want u
show them to you--May ve nots
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
National Temperance Congress.


NEW YORK, Juno 1.-The National Tempo
rance Congress- was opened to-day In the Broad
wey tabernacle. II was called 70 order by Colo
mol Alexander 5. Bacon. Rev Dr. Charles r.
Deems was elected president aud Joseph a. 10
garius secretary Or. Deems announced Inc
ono object OF mo congress 70 be the promo
ton OF the cause Of Temperance, with no diver
gence % partisauship or sectarianism.
After prayer by Rev. Dr. Parker tho Work OF
the congress opened with a discussion OF Is
state and National Prohibition Desirable ana
Feaslble7" -,,.-,
The speakers were the venerable General Neal
Dow and others male and fomae.
Other topics discussed wore: Alcohol, q Pol
son-Neyer TO be Used for beverage Purposes f;
,'The Battle at Omaha: ." Tho Line on Which
all the Enemies o. tho Saloon may Molly 90 Duty
Whether They Be Believers In Restrictive Moa-
eures or Prohibition "systematc Prosecution
Of Total Abstinence Work Essential TO tho over
throw OF tho Liquor Power; How May
Churches Aid Most Effectively Ia the Destruc-
ZION Of tho LIQUOR Trafflc," aud "Cohee-Houses
and Other substitutes for the Saloon"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
Washington Gossip.


WARRINGTON, June 11.-This afternoon tho
Republican members OF tho Senate committee
on FINANCE devoted themselves 10 further con-
alteration Of the tariff bin. The preliminary
disposition Of the tree list was completed ana
some attention paid to the general customs pro-
visions attached TO the bill
ReprcaentAliyo Davidson, OF Florida, To-Day
reported 10 tho House from the committee on
Commerce the bill making Fernandina, Flori-
da, port for the immediate transportation Oi
dutiable goods. ~ =. -
The Committee on Appropriations to-day re-
ported 70 the House the suncry civil spproprla-
tion BILL making 40 pages. the largest appro-
priaton bill yet submitted. The blll recon-
mends total appropriation oftS ,bl9'3l5, being
ala pas 30 loss than tho regular ald special est-
mates and s2,62S, s0l In excess OF the appro-
nriations carried by the last bill The report
etates that this apparent excess Is largely more
than accounted for in tho following sums,
which are the result OF increases necessarily
made 10 properly conduct the public service or
70 meet expenditures which we're not lea-
lures OF the last sundry dyh service
act-namely: Lighthouse establishment, In
crease S7l, 600: engraving and printing bureau,
increase $4,000; irrigation survey, increase
1897 300: eleventh census, Sl,1aOOUO: congress
sional library building. $4,000; ARTIFICIAL linus
for disabled soldiers, fS1e.OOJ; homes LOT us
nbled volunteer soldiers increase fbJ5,sJAi ali
10 state homes for sOliicrs, increase sIuO,Op;
total x3758 3gS. The estimates for public bulh-
ings contained In the bill amount 70 $2,l3o3J&
The amount appropriated 10y me Vill Is ti'It''-
Boo. The amount carried 10 the Dill last year iOt
pubic buildings was sl,927970. and In special
acts s2,315,000 making the total APPROPRIATIONS
for public buildings last year ti.3Oi,EU
Bond offerings to-day si5,sOJ per cents OF
DO All accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
NEW YORK COTTON FUrURE&

NEW YORK, June ll.--Net receipts, none;
gross receipts, IA bales. Futures closed eASy
Tor oarly months and steady for late months.
sales, l2j,f0J bales; June, til9satl L@: july
fIlglafig: August. slLS5asll.s6; September
81 Easu.u; Octoter, Sl0.5jsii08'; No7ember,
fi0JtaflO55: December, fl0@aNl5ii Janu-
nry, fl0.i6atlo57; February, fl0.jlstlh5L
NORFOLK PEANUT Market
fReported for tho D'spatch.l
JUNE ii.-Markei steady, Sales reported on
private terms. Primo, 6sc: extra prime, &c. {;
fancy. &C.; common, Ease. factory picked,
6saSsc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
Senate Committee on the House Bill
rBv telegraph 70 tho Dispatcn.l

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Senate Commit
tee on Finance to-day considered AMI amended
the House silver bill. The provision maAlng GER
tincAtes issued in payment Of bullion legal lon
ders for public and private debts was struck OUT,
leaving them receivable for customs taxes ana
public dues. The bullion redemption clause was
stricken out: also. the section proVning lor ree
Il for 37lx grains OF pare silver. ms net IL
made 10 take effect in thirty days after passage
ana shau terminate at tho expiration OF ten
years thereirom.
This action Of the committee was not unani-
nous but the minority will make no report re-
serving to themselves the right 10 oner amend
ments on the floor Of the senate inc STRIKING
out Of tho bullion redemption clause was ny
practically unanimous vote.
Except In the matter OF ten years Limitation
tho bill as 1t came from tho committee today Is
practically Identical with the bill reported on
Inc 95th OF February from tho same committee
by senator Jones, which is now on the calendar
aud under discussion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
tAlUATT8AcTON FOR AsHeWLLE
"t.',s .r1 Election of Officers of tho
Grand chapter OF Royal Arch Ma
son, of North Carolina.
7a' telegram TO tho Dispa,ch.l


7.'a telegram TO tho Dispa,chl
AI-,r. y. c.. june 1.-The contract
-,a lakeln Montford Park. on the
'le French Broad river. has
..i 30 IS 20 be completed by the
f,mhcr The price for the Work
s new IRON bridge - 10 be
the French Broad TO connect
t-rh with the property OF the
the city side. Electric cars
'. t. t.e park. The famous Rich
I lies within the boundaries.
r. "l contain a race-course one
quarter miles IN length. Ihere
'-.. ts 3D. driveway around the lake.
.r,sD OFFICERS ELEcITD.
s lri Chapter of Royal Arch Ma
fth Carolina convened last
a't,r short session adjourned.
ar'.i met az lOO'ciock this morning
annual election was held with the
aer-g.t. b. +. Briggs, Of wilson,
l- ea priest: II. G. Fagg. OF Ashe-
Deputy grand high priest; ID. T..
Nlu .t0u G.. II. X. ; A. j. Howell
u.nrtog. O.. s. William simpson,
-h. lf4ud treasurer; ID. W. BAN,
A sh. o.. s.; George III. Bell. OF
Tee grand Chaplain; +. =. Powers
+. Neville grand captain OF the most
RESOLUTIONS GO OVER.
nns'lmpor,aut matter of discussion
ae body was the status OF hoyal
''' us ~ the chapter after losing
'efnp ~ the lodge. 1t was. referred
committee, which reported resoiu,,
Which 20 over 10 the next ann
No. Tomorrow the Grand Com
t-.'r'f Of tie Knights Iemplars OF the
A'c's IN cOnclRye. To-nlRht INV
ti''f a,d c0mmandory Of this city gave
l. lpN 70 Tie visiting cOmmanderles ahu
4. ...'. and tomorrow will take them on
= '4euIsion over the Western North
railroad 20 Balsam Summit, wnete
g.. ".I Dine them, and the party VIII re-
'he evening. Several Oh inc
'e~'1 "io accompanied by Their wives.
COLLEGE CHANGES.
F., re. fent s. n. Barker, Of the Ashcville
a.e College. las resigned TO accept the
hcf ~ Martha Washington college,,
=. "licl he has been elected. He viii be
Wed 0y Professor Is. l.. Atkins, Pro-
49, Attins IL brother OF President
- Atkins, Jr.. Of Emory and Henry
H. VINO resigned the presidency OF
"'le'iile Female College year ago.
NARROW ESCAPE.
5.9l5iite Olmstead. fourteen years OF age,
Es-jllw Of Mrs. V. III. Olmstead, Oh
o. ID. c.. had narrow escape
ta9 o,ath Yesterday. She il an invalid;
b. !.a' arrived with her mother to spend
4 GUNNER at the residence Of General r..
iooI Auce' i've miles from the city. she
ns5 aisehic IN place Of dose OF cough
Ia S'hs. She soon became very i'll and
a. mistake was discovered. Counterfeit
t9n ~ dsui,clne was given and DIR. NJ. l.. Mel
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