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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
EMIN IN aERMANY's PAY.
de Finally Accepts the Offer Made by
Mai ANisapoapu

He Finally Accepts the Oher Made by
Maj, Wissmann.
ZANZIBAR, April 2.-Emin Pasha has
finally accepted the proposals made to him
by Maj. Wissmann, and has entered the
German service. He will receive a salary
of $1,000 year. He has given up his in
tention Of returning to Europe lie will
leave Bagomayo about the middle of April
for Victoria Nyanza. He will be accom-
panied by largo caravan and 200 Soudan-
ese troops under command of German
officers. His decision meets with strong
disfaYor in Zanzibar.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
WOMEN CRUSADERS.
Saloon Keepers at Farmington, Mo-,
Looking for q Raid

LOOKING 1OF q hald.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April "A dispatch
from Pennington, Mo-, says: "This morn
ing the crusaders, headed by Mrs. Williams
and Mrs. Foster, opened their CAM
pa.gn. Armed with sledge hammers
they stopped Gus Thomson's beer wagon
and smashed six barrels, emptying the beer
into the street. The women then took pos
session of the wagon and started for Delas-
sus, four miles south, where carload of
beer belonging 70 the klausmann Brewing
Company IS side tracked. They intended
to destroy all of ia. The saloon mon here
are expecting o visit from the crusadarsn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
DR.. Peters Safe.

COLOGNE, April 2.-The Gazette pub
lishes news from Mombassa under date of
yesterday, which says that Lieut. Ehlers,
who left Panganini for Mt Kilima-Njaro
with detachment of Mai. WiSsmann's
troops, has sent dispatch stating that DR..
Peters and Lieut.. Tiedemann, with forty
porters belonging to Dr. Peters party, are
safe. Lieut. Tiedemann, however, is suffer-
ing from slight wound.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
Mizell Confirmed,

WASHINGTON, April 2.-The nomination
of John r. Mizell to be United States mar
shall for the northern district Of Florida
has been confirmed by the Senate in secret
session. Senator Call moved to make the
proceedings of the Senate on Florida judi
cial nominations public but Mr.. Edmunds
objected, and the matter went over to the
next executive session.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
Maryland's Treaeurershin

BALTIMORE, April Am Annapolis dis
patch to the Sun states that Senator Brat
AN, president of the Senate, has refused
he state treasurership rendered him by
Iov. Jackson. 1t is pretty we'll settled now
or malfeasance in office and be removed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
ONLY ALEASED LINE.
The Cincinnati Southern Not Bought
by the East Tennessee.

by the East Tennessee.
CINCINNATI, O., April 2.-Referriug to
the announcement that the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia railroad bad pur-
chased for S5 sos, 900 the Erlauger system,
comprising the Cincinnati, Southern and
Alabama and Great Southern roads, the
Commercial Gazette says:
This announcement is erroneous in so far as il
speaks of anybody buying the Cincinnati South
ern railway. 1t is leased to the Cincinnati, New
Orleans and Texas Pacific company, which has
a capital of S3,00o,000,s The controlling shares
are held in London by a syndicate headed by
Baron Erlanger, and it is this 81 per cent. which
sYndicata
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
Father Boyle's PROBABLE whereabouts.

RALEIGH. N. c.. April 2.-Father Charles,
pastor Of the Catholic church here, author
ICES a statement tonight that he believes ex-
there He says he advised Father Boyle to
60 there and be thinks that be has done SO.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
Vienna's Strikers.

VIENNA, April 2. The strike in the build
ing trades here has become general. The
masters decline to negotiate with the
strikers committee, bat are willing to ar
range terms with individual workmen.
There Is littls prospect of a settlement. The
drivers of vehicles have also struck.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
Harrison Dimes Reid.

WASHINGTON, April "A dinner was
given at the white house tonight by Presi-
dent and Mrs. Harrison in honor of White
law Reid, United States minister TO France.
The decorations were beautiful, and the
company was a brilliant and distinguished
one. Covers were laid for twenty-five per-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
walked Off g Running Train.

BrRMINGHAM, Ala, April Mrs Kate
z. Atom of Round Rock, Tex, is lying in
a precarious condition at Woodstock, sta
tion below here, on the Alabama Great
Southern railroad. She was en- route to
Cincinnati, and walked of the train this
morning III her sleep. The train was run
ming rapidly. Her husband is with her.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
eervia ard bulgaria in a Row.

LONDON, April 2 The Servian agent, in
compliance with his government instruc-
tions will leave Sofia tomorrow. A rup-
ture between Servia and Bulgaria is immi-
nent. The trouble is said TO have been
fomented by Russia
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
DUDLEY WILL GET IN.
Sharp to Make a Report that will Be
Considered Favorable.

ondIp W Mako IL As0POTb IudD Will Do
Considered Favorable
WASHINGTON, April dudley, the ne
gro nominated for postmaster at Americas,
will be confirmed. He is here with Boss
Buck looking after it. and has satisfied HIM
self that it will be all right. The Senate
committee on postoffices has received the
report of Inspector Sharp, who was sent to
Americus by First Assistant Postmaster
General Clarkson to investigate the charges
against Dudley. 1t states that Dudley is
not Incorporate nor immoral. although it
states that he lives in houss with two
women of doubtful repute and took 5000
for his work and vote In the last local
sheriff's campaign.
DECLARED COMPETENT.
Inspector Sharp has satisfied himself too
that Dudley is competent, although he
states frankly that all the white business
men of Anericus say Dudley is not compe-
tent. Colquitt and Crisp were working to-
a favorable report, but in spite of the dam
aging admissions of the report made little
impression upon the republican majority
Stronger with that majority than the facts
against Dudley are letters filed with the
committee by Col. w. w. Dudley and other
members of the republican national COM
mittee testifying to Dudley's value as a
party worker, and to the fact that he voted
for President Harrison at Chicago Sena-
tor Quay, at Dudley's request. has put In
verbal recommendation, which will help to
carry him through.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
An Anneal to be Taken.

WASHINGTON, April at is understood
that the Attorney General viii take an ap-
peal from the decision Of the court of claims,
which makes the government responsible to
members of congress for their loss Of salary
through the Silcott defalcation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
Likes Our Fast Cruiaera.

LONDON, April 3, 2 4. M.-The Morning
Post, semi-o1icial organ, advises the gov
ernment to stop building ironclads, which
soon become worthless, and initiate the
marine policy of the United States in con
structing fast cruisers like the Chicago.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
The Worlds Fair.

WASHINGTON, April Am effort was
made this morning to hold meeting of the
Senate committee o1 the worlds fair, but
II o'clock arrived before quorum did, aud
Chairman Hiscock announced that the
committee would be called together again
Friday morning.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
A Pnrliamentarv Elaction.

LONDON, April 2.--Ip the parliamentary
election at Windsor to-day. Mr. Barry,
conservative, received I.522 votes and Mr..
Grenfell, liberal ,972. In the last election
the conservative candidate was returned
without opposition.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
nam pedro ennrns tha Monav.

PARIS. April 2.--Dom Pedro, ex-Emperor
of Brazil, has refused to accept the pro-
cesds of the forced sale of his Brazilian
property ordered by the provisional gov
ar-nment
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
Murderers in Danger Of Lynchin,

LYNcHBURG, VA, April 2.--J. II. Cad
dali, treasurer of Pulaski county aud presi-
dent Of the First National Bank of Pulaski
City, was waylaid, robbed and brutally
murdered near his home yesterday after
noon. Two white men who are suspected
of the crime have been arr iested and great
excitement prevails. 1t is thought they
will be lYnched before morning
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
car Not nj.

ST.. PETERSBURG, April alt is learned
from reliable sources that the report of the
czar having been attacked by sudden i'll
ness is untrue The czar is in perfect health.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
THE PARTY AT KNoxvILLE.

KNOXVILLE, April 2-Chauncey M.
Depew and John Fl. Inman arrived here to-
day from Chattanooga on a special train in
charge of committee of citizens who went
TO Chattanooga to meet them. A public re-
ception was held this evening and Mr..
Depew made a speech. He says he is aston
ishsd at the ricl resources of the souths
They leave hero for Washington tonight.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
covernnent Bond Purchases.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-The bond Of
ferinrs to-day aggregated $27, go All
were accepted at 122 for Is and 1854 Tor
AS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
The city of Paris in Port.
Non. Union Men Leaving.

LIVERPOOL, April 2.--The steamer City
of Paris arrived here at III o'clock tonight.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03

LONDON, April 2.--Non-union dockmen
are leaving Liverpool.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
pEPRW IN TENNESSEE.

He Stops at Chattanooga and Then
Goes on to Knoxville.
CHATTANOOGA, April 2.-Chadncey 2. NJ.
Depew and family, the guests of John Il.
Inman, arrived in this city this morning
and spent the morning on Lookout noun
tain. At noon he held public reception at
the opera house. He left here by special
train for Knoxville. thence he goes to Ashe-
vile and will arrive at Washington Friday
rnorpino
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-03
AN ALLEGED ATTACK.

LONDON, April 3, A. M.-The Berlin
correspondent of the Chronicle says that a
PARTIALLY successful attempt has been made
upon the life of the czar. Tho name Of the
would-be assassin and the kind of weapon
used ara not known
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

- Nus 9plpgnn ipiro Der
80. Sr. Yr." INTERN ~. 9tn9uIt 9es
ldrieten: Der beute ans Slorenj bier
cin9ctro'Ieue GriiB;ug trad)te cine
ihreflide llcbtrrdl9un9. Sll8 man
nGmli6 Die 5Diir ciie5 Supces 5ueiter
alaile bfinete, ianO mau barin einen
&eiienoen ais 9ci6e. @r lag balb aili
benz Sau5c, nit 9ol9ititen im StiiEen,
hnlb hing CT on einem I'M ben &als
ieItgei6niirteu Stride, peldber am Sen
iterbadeu beisitigt mar. Ser &ainaier
mar III rcm ilUiIdlen 6lorcu; uno go.
loBnn gclegenen Staotben BratO eInges
itieocu. Som Sd:aiiuer pgrGe er np9
in Der lebten Station Dor Bologna &c
Ieben. 3piit5en iener Station (Sprgu.
Gani0nlc) uuo micrcr StnOt mlB eiu
Tdubm1rOsr Wtittel imb g2egc geillu
ben baben, i'll ben g8aBen Su brin8cn
uno Die GGat 81 bc9ebeu. Ser Grmor'
bcte bieB Garti, mar Sn9enieur nu6
ppbnte in Der Tin 8rooeIlp. Die 80.
li;ei bat icitgeItellt. buB Der Grmoroctc
ieiner Sricitaidjc uuo ieiuer EnI9enubr
bcrau6t iuprocn iuar, bab I'M gSdggou
auEer Dem iucitDcn lueibeu 6iljbute
Sartis iid) nod ein alter i6par5er
0ut uno blutige &leioun9sitiide Dor
ianben, me.de augcui6einli6 bcm
Garti nidt geD6rt baben f6nnen, pn
oieicr Itet3 elegant getleioet luar. ODD
iud,t mon bier Die Sade 5u Uertuifen
mO ben SDo SartiS als eineu Sclbit'
mprb oar;uitcaeu, mas aber 9li'mnnO
olaubt. gtub Die Sabrtarte Sartie
fano ii9 ni9t uur, peid5e er Npd gel0it
babeu muBte, no6Oem CT ppn &ratO bis
beinabe ans 9iel ieiner 0teiie bat iab.
rcn f6nnen.
- Sie btonDe Scrline1
EGnScrr, ueldbe eS Sur @emabliu cineS
&6uia3 Don YOrtu9al 9ebradt bate,
criuedt nod INNER Sntereiie glu6 ein
bIterreihilder 1tittmeiiter iu6t neliers
biu1S icine &erpnnotidait nit Der 80
Mile III be9riiuocn Sm Serliner @e-
ri6tSrcreiu Itellte man hesbnlb iiin9it
Die 6amilieHperbdltniIe antbentiIh ieit.
@riiiu @bta, gebOreue @liinbctb !pciS.
ler, entItnmmt barna6 mr Indirect
ienem bcfnnnten ebemoligen SrrItaots
9tcItmrnnt an Ger Got5OamCrbrilde,
peld)cS Der yStaue Strunpi" hicB
SGr Satcr mar Der SoDu Der @irtbin
icner 3auerue uno uou |roisiiiuu
SDneioer, CTS ipelter er leiu 8eidiit
in Dem bcutisen 9liiteritelIcr BON 66bue
in Der Observation-Disclosures betricb. Spu
BORT ans madbtc Gliie ben Sprung in
bas nabe ibuiglitbe Sbenter mo 9ins
oaun balo i'll irent0e 2duoer, bis iie in
9iiiabon NIT 10 9ldnjcnocm GrfoIG
0aItrte. Sbrc g(ngeb6risen ioIIcn MIR
lOeni9 oOn iAr 8a Borep FeIOmmep
! hoben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25
Sn 6. lit eine bbsartia {

= Sn g. 1T cine b6surti9e
Subr nu$9ebro6eu. rSteine 9ln9lt,
meiue 6errsn!" berubist Der alte Sas
am Stammtiif Die @emiiz
tber; Die Sauptia6e 1T, feline llnresel'
nur uidt uun Der 2ebens9e'
wObnbeit ab9e1en" Sci bieien g8Orten
er6lei6t Der Samrner;ienrat6 9euD.
~ gSaS lit Sbuen benn?" irast man
beiorgt. 9aralf Die ungItourUbcbte
SInhUort: gllno i9 bab' belte d Sab
Genpntmen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

- Cine bebeutonoe Srnft.
,Srent6er: y9ia, b6reu Sic NAL, beIona
perc Srdite baben Gle onShrem Gbentsr
audi nid)t!" - Ginbeimiifer: yObOl
0a fcllneu sic uniern 0aiiiitcn idlebt:
oer bat neulitb, iuie iie ibn GiS9epiiiien
ba6'n, iait ru5 9Gsje &ub!ifum ci9eiD
bin0iQ 'uaEsaeihmiiicu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

ben Seminidu9 aule9en iuollte, Spildet
Ieinen gSa9eu uu0 einen Sdum uH5
Iuurbe Su GOoe 9equeti6t.
Srauni 6weig. Inb ait. 9ippe
g8aloed.
Gin neucr SnouItriejueig bat Iib in
Seiiau crbfiuet. Inter Der Sirnta
y9eiiauer 0amar Speoitiou" lit eiu
Tabrifs GtabliIiement ms 9cbcn gerus
fen uOroen, i'll lueldem Die oircft be
;ogencn Onmar- 0nr5e in Der ucrl1ies
oenartigiten gSeiie Sur Serarbeitmg 9e.
lan9en. - Sir 6unosborf m6 0iiOs
oingen lit ell &rieBer Sersiu 9e9riluoet
luoroen, Dem bsreitS II ebemaliNe Spli
onteu au9eb6ren. Gum Spriiseuoen
pnroe Yiurrer 95Dne in &rmsielb Sc.
lOdbtt.
gt e dlenburg.
Ser fiirjlit ueritorbene Spntanen=
ratb Spronn in g8ismar bat Die Staot
Su ieiner llnuerialerbin eiugeleBt -Sn
YuItou bel Oii6niB bat ii1 ein Serliner
GbemiTer, Or. phil. g, Der ii6 bort nit
ieIlem 3idbrigeu &naben alf Dem elters
li6en Grbpa6tbofe aufbielt, pe9cu
8elOfalamitdten mitiamnlt ieinem &inbe
niittels Gpnllfali per9iitet. .-Su S6lue=
rim eribOb iib Der SaOett b. @clsien,
Sphn be3 9roBber5. 9enOormerie
Commandments, iniolse luuorii6tiger
0aubbabuu9 zines &epuluers; ebeu.
Dalelbit Itiirste Der Sa6befermeiiter
5engcr pom 0ad)e Der Wedlenbur9iibeu
Snnt uuo ltarb au9enblidli6; Der IL
idbrise 9lu9uit EreB III 8re3eu ertraaf
beim Sabcu.
lbenb burg.
9em bemnd6Itigen 2aubtnge iuiro
zine SOrla9e, betreHenb Den Sau elmer
Gilenbabn SlOen6ur9 Srafe, Sugcbeu.
# SSu Snrel 9teht3anlualt Y. Gumpi
SclbitnurO be3iugen: i'll 8irtenfelo Der
3agl6bncr 2liperidla9 mittels @rI6ies
ben3 mO Der @pIOi6mieo 9. Gullmaun
Don Oberitein mittels @rbdngens. -
Der 9tr6eiter S5illje BON goeWe1t ertranf
III Der @eier bel gtoroenbnm.
9 dJ iuei 3.
+ SbcrIt G. q. SteinbGuSlin, 9e'ucs
eucr Snipcctor Der id)ueijer. WtOblliors
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bunbStrie9es, in Seru. = Su SoniOl
pNroe oa5 0au5 bes llbrmnbrr5 Sict
Sregnaro bird 9libidlas eingedibert.
- 2a3 aar9auiide &reistltrnIcit in
Snben fat eiuen pOrSii9lidcn &ertnuf
9enummcu. Zen erItcn 9Srei3 I'M &nnIt-
turnen crDicft &lanc III Baocu, in ga.
tipualturuan y. 5eitcn in Often. - Sn
SonteSibluil uuo ,3ejiuil wuroen bic
6duier bc5 &iutcnuirtbs Sof StnI.
ter, be5. bc8 GilloOlf 6rei iufolge Sli6=
Idjla9eS eiEgedicbert. - Sn SaIcl lit
5ran Sa3tcr ppu ibrer Gicuitmago
(uun 2aupen ans Dem g(mte SuriCe), },
luel6e iie eutloIien bate, in S6iaf ct
lpiir9t pprben. - Scr SerfaIiung5ratb
in ct. Gjnllen peripnri ben 9lntrag nui
gtbi6aiirug Der SObeSitroie. - Sn
Srepine ipielte Ser 1SiGGri0e Stu0eut
Sean 9pbert nit einem Gcupluer ga
ging eiu S9uB lus mo Die SHgel
bur6bobrtc ibm bas !0erS, - Sm 81.
ner Gee ertrant cine Sdueitrr ans Dem
Snititut Sn0cnbpGl, StIbertinc WtOrano
BON ct. &Gutalcou SOlutbnrn, als lie
eneu ueriintcuben &naben aus ben
Slutbeu retteu iuplltc. Der aulbc ent4
ronu Der @eiabr, iud6rcuo Die mutbi9t
9fetteriu bn3 9eben einbiiBte. - + Su
9eitingcn Der 9teltOr Der lulOtGurniifen
@eiitIi4teit, Der %iorrer SOiepD NOler
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25
Gl1G 3 8 of f riu9en.

9tiIiIteniorit Or. GGariuS i'll Meb
rom 5. blieriIbea Sniauteric Heaiulent
it All 8mtpergiituMc geitulben, Die er
iit) bel cincr 5ection slt0ejo8eu bate.
- Sn WieB hat lid her SuinntcrIIi
@ilSbbier pom 8. bair. Ge1t. aus
Gurtbt ppr Strnie eri6Oiien. - Sn
lEalbab lit U. Wnitrer beim SdoeI,
III 3aberu Der @jeidirr6dnoler @tidloel
6eOerteil ertrlufeu; Der 9trbeiter 6DbeI
uuu &eoinaeu fam bur6 mglilflidlen
Stur5 um'$ 9ebcu; Die @ittwe Slei6er
in 8u1siueilcr erltidte bel benz Sranbe
ihrer 8Obmrng uno Der slferer 9llois
Ntatter pon @rniien9ori aerieth. als eI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

Ser Si ieb Itabl in oer
StObtbibliotbef Su Rouen, blr6 ben
Sieielbe nm 300 duBerit tucrtbpolle
Qtiiu5en nno brei unerieBlide Mauils
ifripte beItOblen poroeu mar, bat in
MurieiIe 5u Der Serbaftrtns zines 9e-
wiiieu 2pniS @arrreau 9efiibrt III oeiien
8ciie mnn Die seitoblenen YtannItripte
IanN. 9ariiber, iuie er Su benielbsn
9elauot lei, crjdblt, SuiDl9e fran5Diiiden
8ldttcrn, ipel&c Den Sal iebr eiu9ebeHo
bebauoeln, Gorrenu bnS iol9enbc Wdr-
det: 9ln IL. glu9uIt babe CT Saris
perlalicn mo iib ua9 Spanieu begebsu.
3lpiiGeu Waorio mo Barcelona babe
ibm chi Der 2ano1traBe elm ibm unbe-
fainter Wenih alte Mauuifripte &C
Scidt, lOpii!r CT 1000 Srnucs iproerte.
G5arrean Gabe iie i6lieBlib fir 400
5rancS oetauIt, Seirast, ipOber er
od3 @clo babe, erSGbit cr, baB er bel
bcu &enucn i'll &aris 1900 6raucs &C.
iuunren babe, iuabrt Iidb aber bnge9en,
,6uhma6er" I'll iein. - @tuigermabeu
9id]t bringt in Die Sln9aben @arreaus
Die 9tnsiage eincs III Bnris inter benz
&crOobt, osr Sie6 5u ieiu, perboItcten
Slr6eiter3 Soippolpte @batellier, iuelCber
ols ben llr6eber OeS 0iebitnbls einen
,Bu6maAcr" HameH5 2uuis beSci1s
nete, rer nncb periibter Chat iid nab
Gpanieu 5u iuenOen beabiidtlst babe.
6ierua6 ibeint e5 alio, ais oh man iu
@arreau Den 8i9tisen 9eiaBt babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

Su lll6ersoorf iarb cine Scucrss
brltnit itatt, BEL tpel6er ein &nc9t aug
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-08-28
The First Step.

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eat, can't sleep, can't think, can
do anything to your satisfaction
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-08-28
The New Dissolve ~.

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neighbors talking aboutit You may
yourself be one Of the many who
know from personal experience just
how good thing it is. you have
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-08-28

Charlestown has its complement
of summer visitors. A pleasanter
town could hardly be discovered
with the Lick telescope. But there
room for few more pretty girls
and handsome beaux. Fair COM
plexions are heightened by an in
MIGRATING mountain breeze. Vir-
giaia Free Press,
Just SO. We had an idea that
Charlestown was made up of old
maids who wear spectacles, false
curls, and nurse cats, drink tea and
peddle street yarn ; and old bache-
Tors who dye their mustaches and
wear wigs on one end and fine ass
Ortment of pet corns on the other.
Hence the signs of this editor, who
yearns for pretty girls and hand
some beaux." Kingwood could
divide with you, brother Gallagher,
and stock up your old town as it
never was before, and still have
enough to discount any other town
in the State.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
ALBRIGHTSyILLE.
correspondence Of the Argus.


The new bridge at st. Joe is COM
pleted. II was taken off the contrac-
tors hands last week by part of the
County Court who were here for
that purpose.
Fitchner and Browning have an en- :
CINE at st. Joe set up at their shook
shop TO dress their slaves with Char.
ley Metzler has been firing for them.
Orval Beerbower is teaching a
select term of school at the Beatty
school house up in the Whetscll
settlement. The term will last
ten weeks.
Charles Edgar Martin has sold
his other mail contract to John
Conner of Valley Point who will
take charge September LIST. This is
the Rockville route and some change
will probably be made so. that the
people along the route will get
their Kingwood papers on Friday
or not later than Saturday.
Solomon o. Fraley and four sons
have gone to Texas. The rest o.
the family will follow soon and they
will make that their future home
Our teachers are attending tn,
Institute at Kingwood this week
RAMBLER.
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The decision of the Judges in the
Literary Contest at the Academy
last Friday, did not meet with pop
ular approval. Particularly as to
the contest of the male students it
being the generally expressed opln-
ion that the prize lay between Mr..
Frye and Mr.. Mattingly, and that
Miss BERTHE Wilcox's recitation was
the finest of the ladies. Although
all admit that it was very close.