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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09
Getrpcfnctc Grbfcn fhnea ipeib
III fpacn unS lcitbt oerbaus
lie1 Ill MAIDEN.

lin bieIeu 3ped gu errei6en, tuerben
bic su fo6enben Grbien borber nit fals
tenn @aTer iibergOfen unb II bis Is
Stunben in benz g8aiier SequeIIt. gta6
9srluuf bieier 3eit ipiro caS g8aHer
absesoHen, bic 10 sequeIIten @rbien
fperben aIio nod feuht, in einem 8efdb
bebedt, an einem mdBiS iparmen Orte
,tpeimal pierunoSpanSiS Stunben bins
9eiteat. 9luf bieie Q8eiie funsen iie
an su feimen, 70 enttpideIt iid etipas
3uferitoH, unb iie tperben Sabur6 3iem'
lid pei9, ibmeden anSenebmer, iperben
Iei9t beroauticb, unb erbaIten 10 Stems
lid ben Gbarafter sriiuer friI6er Grbs
fen. Sin abnIi6eS Serfubren ipiirOe
seipiB aud pOrtbeiIbaft bel ben 2inien
unb 8Obnen anseipanbt iperoen fDnnen,
noour6 aud bleien sSriidten elne srDs
bere 8erouuIi6feit Derlieben tpercen
birfte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09
@rntenSe Ssnnen prrfeeen.

SieIsn 9euten mabt e8 9robe Oiiibe,
tpenn iie cine briitenoe Senne bon einem
8Iab mad einem anoeren bringen nolz
len. SD babe eini8e sefannt, peIbe
bic @lOeripenitiSteit elmer alien Senne
nibt bemeiitern fonnten, ipdbreno bic
S6uIO bod an ibnen lag. QGirb oaS
9ubn bon einem iparmen gteit auf elm
faItes seiebt, Fam man ibm ni6t pers
arSen, oaB eS li6 ba8eBen itrdubt.
SobaIo meine Sennen briiten wpqen,
brinee i6 ieoe bapon pbne WtGbe auf
elm neueS Neit. SD made ba8 9teit
suredt uno eripGrme eS, inbem i9 einen
bsiBen 8adltein ooer OfenOedel bineins
leSe; aud I?se i6 Stuei Ooer byei Gier
in narme5 gSaGer. 8eim DunteIners
ben iperfe ib meine S9iirSe Iei6t iIber
ben &Opf Der !0enne uno nebme bic
Seme bebutiam auf. 9lm nsuen BIa5
ansefommen, made ib ben &opf oeS
SbiereS fret uno lahe es leben, tpie id
ben beiben Saditeiu pber Sfenoedel
berauSnebme uno bic eripdrmten Gier
bineinIese; bierauf iebe i9 lie 70 ianft
tpie mbglia auf bas 9teit uno iteIIe ein
Brett fir einise glu8enbIide bapor. SD
babe nie bemerft, baB eiue Senne ni6t
bereitpiqisit auf bem tparmen uno bes
quemen Nelte liBsn bIieb. 9lm nddten
UiOrsen fteae ib Sutter iino @uiier bin
unO nebme bic 9arriere meg. balte aber
ben 9leItplab fir mebrere Gage bes
Idattet. 9Im na6iten Gage 1T baS
8rtitSei9dft in UOIIem Sang unO i9
IeSe bam ben Sat Gier unter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09
Die 9olswo1c in Der !Snbners
sudt.

Sebermann peib, fpie tpeientlid es
fir bic 8eiunbbeit her Subner i'm QSins
ter lit, bab iie einen iparmen Stall unb
einen mBSIi6it freien 9auf baben. Sic
Iesen oonn I'M 10 friiber uno rei9Ii9er,
iino gsIunoer uno iperben ni9t 10 iebr
bonn llnsesiefer (9duien unb OtiIben)
beimseIudt, tpeI6e fir bic armen
Sbiere cine sroBe BIase iino, beren
Iie iib erit in Der 9uten Sabres5eit ent'
lebigen, tpenn Iie ipieber in bem 9ccen
I4arren unb ii6 in Sanc uno in re
trodenen grbe pubbeIn tDnnen. Sa
aber nidt Sebermann in Der Gage 1T,
IeIHe Siibner I'M @inter in elnem tpars
men Siebitaa unterSubrlngen, ocer ib=
nen einen ioliben, 9emauerten Stall
uno einen tpeiten, trpdenen Sauf 3u
seben, 10 muB man ii4 na6 anoeren
0prfebruneen umieben, UNI ben 9fa6'
tbeilen Der ipinterIi6en @iniperrun8 Der
Subner i'm falten Stale su beSe8nen.
SaS einfa4lte WtitteI biersegen 1T bic
SoIspoae. sic 1T Elm idleater WdrE
meIeiter, bdIt bic Siibner un8emein
tparm, ipenn man ibnen ben Spoen oes
bDlsernen Siibnertals minoeitens fault
bod nit srober SoIspOIle ausIeSt. Ser
Sarsgebalt Der SolSnole oertretbt Sus
SIei6 oas llnsesiefer, tpeldeS ii6 be'
fanntIi6 i'm faulenoen Strpb un9emein
bermebrt; su9lei6 bleibt Die SoIspOae,
neil iie Die Ssu6tigfeit RAID aufiau8t,
trpdener aIS bic Strobitreu, pertuelt
Iansiamer unb siebt einen pcrStBli9en
sebaItpouen 0iinser, Der AUDI nod ben
8Orsus bat, fuit Seru8Io8 Su iein unO
bon SrpBer SaItbarfeit uno Oaaers
baftisteit, aIIo aud bfOnomiIter lit.
Q8er INNER einsn Seriud nit SOIStpole
fir Stbnerltreu semadt Bat, Oer bat tie
iebr beipdbrt sefunben uno fir bic tuei'
tere SerbreitunS bieier Streuun8 8es
ior9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09
Sin @fittel eesen Die Tcleen ccs
SifIe8 toller Ouupe.

@raf BON &edes 8oImerfein in 9ouiSs
borf in S6leIien ma6t befannt lBirb
Semanb bon einem tpqen SunSe gebiis
fen, 10 1T eS ipobl bb6it tpi9tig, elm
0iittel gu fenuen, Oab iiberaa lei6t unO
fait fOitenIOs un9epenbet perSen fam
uno ieinen Siiniti9en grfoIs ME ber1ast.
So 1T bieS elm S6pibbao. sSn Stdos
ten, tpo cine O1mpfbaoz ginri9tltng lit,
nimmt Der @ebihene elm 9ampf6ao,
tpirb mad bemIeIbsu III cine woaene
Dede ein9ebiIIt, I'm bier 10 lOnSe na1.
Sui6tpiben, bis Der Sdipeib BON ielbit
aufbbrt, mo bann Elm tiibtigeS Srodens
reiben bic Sur oollenbet.
gluf bem 2anbe ipiro Der @ebiNene
b6uiS entfleipet, auf einen StubI nit
our9brohenem SiBe ooer in Grmange=
lung befen 70 stpii6en apei StIbIe ges
febt, oab er auf ieoer Seite feIt outfit
uno nit einem Ooer Sipei 8etttiiberu,
Die UNI ben SaIs feitSema4t Weroen, 10
iiberbedt, bab bic Il6er ben Batienten
poaitdnoig Iuftoidt umgeben unb rings
UNI auf Den 6uBbOoen auiliegen. @enn
70 Der StBenoe bon Der duberen Suit
pblliB abgeiperrt lit, bann ipiro cine
Sbale nit / 2iter brennenoem Spiritus
serabe unter ben Sib oeS Sranten ges
iboben, ipaS einen 10 rei6li6 fLiebens
ben SdweiB erSeueen tpirO, NaB Der
5ubbo6en baoOn NAB ipiro, mo- bann,
lpie Oben unse9eben, our6 GintuideIr
uno glbreiben Die Sur beidIOhen ipiro.
Sim Gage be8 @ebiHenieinS anse.
tpenoet, 9eHiigt Elm SdwiBba6, iint
absr i6On mebrere Gage uud Oem Bif
SerIaufen, Ounn tptirbe Die S9pibtui
an Sipel fOISenOsn Eusen Su tpieOerbo'
len lein.
SeIbf @o9en mad 6em Sib, tpI
| IdOn 6ieberI9auer ben 8atienten Our9'
rieieIn, piro oas Sdwibbao, ri6til
unsepenOet, iid aIs ii9eres 9tetunss'
mittel beipdbreu. Q9ie beim tpaer
SunbebiB ipirO eS aud beim BIB 8ifti
ger Sdlan9en angeipen6et.
Sn beioen Sdlen, no iere SduI Ibuni
ausSeidlOIien mar, babe i1 Die Seil
tpirfuus ielbit erprObt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09
aeaeln fnr bic sartOffels Grute.

y Dten ernte ni6t eber, alS Bis bic
8Iatter ODIis seIb iinb, iDeiI auf 9riiucn
8ldttern bic rlebertrd9er Der SartOHel'
franfbeit baften, beim @ufnebmen auf
bic &nOaen seIansen uub bieie fpdter
frant MAIDEN. p Srpfene QNitterun9
1T bon srDBter Seoeutun9 fir bic 8ars
toffeIernte. Die llebertrdser Der &ars
toffeIfrantbeit biIben iid nur bel feu6s
tenn 99etter uno in tboureiden Ndbten.
Sin trofener 9iadmittas eiSnet ii9 io'
nit am beIten fur Die grnte. - Sin
geniBenbeS 2lbtrOdnen 1T noibpenois,
einerIei, ob nie &nollen in ben Seller
eebra6t oNer ,,eineemietbet" tperOen
Ioaen. Seu9t eingebradte &artOffeIn
faulen Iei6ter. 4) SaS Iusleien Der
franfen SnOlen mub iOrsiumit unb
mDsIi6It baIo sei6eben. 8ranfe &nol.
len iibertraeen bic Sdulnib aud auf bic
seIunben. s. 8eim 9luSIeien Der frans
fen 8noaen t6nnen aud bic SaatfnoIs
len fir bas nd6ite Sriibiabr 9Iei6 nit
ausgeiu6t tperben. SieieS iit unbeS
binst Su empfebIen, mo man bic &ars
toffeIn einmietbet, benn Elm 9luSIeien
i'm 5riibiabr iptirbe Elm 1lmmietben
notbpenols MAIDEN, tpoOud oaS gluss
feimen bei9leuni9t ipirb. Utan nebme
Su SaattartoffeIn Srobe 8nOaen. Die
Sr6bten su nebmen, 1T na6 @iraro'S
Yerluden ni6t portbeilbaft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09
0Seffern OrefIeb Neef.

auber ben 5wei earIaoun9eu 3uSsridtetes
6Ieiid, bas mir @ontag uno Oonneritng er.
baIten, empfangen mir td9Iib friih 9efdla6.
tetes 6Ieiid UOm 9anbe, frifde unO Salt.Gier,
Butter. Safe uno 9anOprobutte iiberbaupt
@ir buben ferner einen 8orratb Der beiten
Bologna Wurit, friihe uno geiaIjene ShuI.
tern. 8ippen. Gbuds, RunOftiide etc. llnierI
BOlO9naWurft iibertrifft aIle anbere.
Sale & 60,
ID 10t 9adapanna Abenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09
0ebrancbt rNDaeb.Waffe~,
I'M cure SGufer SOn Gpdrpa6ss, @anSsn,
MGuisn uub llnssjisfrr ,u rsinisen.
6 m pfebIungen. p

pfsblunssn.
Delaware 5puIs.
226 9ada. Apenue, scranton.
8trne te1suse i'd, bae es bas 5slts Mittsl
3ur 8ertilgune ees llngesiefers lit /; pirft liGer
unb i6nsl unb BON Wliaicuen Rpa&es ii
feline hbrig. Das Dfttsl III irssnb einen
prets ptrib. :. 3. @allaban.
BfIfminffsr Sptel, SCRANTON.
Ssrrn Grdger's Mittel II auss9ei6net. Gr
bat mstn SCtrl BON WiIipnsn RoaGss befrsit.
Spfepb u. Curt.
1924 gB. Sadd. Npe., Scranton.
Serr Grdger bat ale Rpades aus meinem
Saufs psrtrisbsn unb ib smpfsbls ibn bsrsli6.
Gbwarb 6arr.
Scranton, SUM- 1890.
gfab speimaIi9er Anpenbuns bat Ssrr
SrGger ale HpahIs aus Sihe urb anbrrrn
HGumen rsrtrisbeH uub elm Sabr Garantie
esseteu. 8ann CT fir Nnbere baGIelbr thun,
10 smpfsble i'd ibn btifsns.
SIS. SttD,
Continental Spsilelaal,
1873 WYpmime Ape
gle &Ua6ss Fub mad benz @sbrau6 bee
Mittsls perI6punpen.
Ottilie 8if6er
500 @rGpn Npe., SCRANTON.
SD brfGtiss gllts, mas pbtn gsIast III.
u. y. gD c LATE,
6. prire's Central Galb Stpre.
Gn gle, bic ss ansrbt.
Die llntrrSei6netsn bsfGtisen esrns, bab
Serr SrGger unIere SGuIrr pom Hcades, benz
S6rfdsn Der Sausfrautn, befreit bat, uno
smpfsbsn ibu allsu, bic ssi6ermabsn sepIast
ine:
Wi6del 9ynb, 8. 8. Wloran, Scts,
@bas. 3Gftner, Wirtb, 6riB Wagner, Drudsr,
9atte Stprr, SCispb 3ranL
paul @erlib, Otto S6ubert
Antbpny Senepitb, W. 3. Rap, SptrI,
Stmpn plrtgp, Senrp ppane,
Scbn &sasan, Soie, Antbpnp His,
Alfreb fomarid, SCbn 9ufsn,
5. Sunnep, MsBasr, alsr. Staff,
Sslsna IIGstr, SEQ. Wiini&, SptrL
MiGaeI Millsr, GOnrab Ssinlsin,
Sent. Spnes, Wlatbilea gSeber,
@. 6IYnu, MsBser, 6. @prt0n, Sturs
9Silliam Hssb, Sspalb Waansr,
Senrp Bust @ufap Ypner,
6ranf u. Adley, Sarab 8rpmpsl.
alirs sIOYb, 5Otel, Bm. WepbsriCn
unc ptsIe Anbere.
SD iibernebme @pntrafte unb perIauee Feline
SEjabluns, bic bic Rca6es psrtiet Iinb.
apmme irlbif pbr ienpe 8prf@rift sum Sc
braub bes Mittels.
Preis per S9a6teI, so Gents.
Serrm. GrGser,
giC. 1929 9lOyp StrnBs
SCRANTON, ia.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09
Grprpbtcs @iittCl esgen 3aDnz
IbmcrScu.

9lIs ein bortreiiIi6es @OrbeusunsSs
unO 2inberuns8mittel gilt Die 8aImuss
tpur;el. 0ieiclbe pirb B'reiniBt, Se=
trodnet unb bann iein Sertleinert, b. f..
seri9nitten in cine SIai9e setban, 70
bab ettpa Der bierts Sbeil berleIben ans
9sfiilt pirb ; banu meroen bic serfIeis
nsrten gBurSeIn nit feinitem Spiritus
ilbersoEen. Sta6oem eieie Dhibuns
perfortt 2-3 Gage seitanoen, tpiro 10
pieI reine8 g8afer susegoien, baB bic
Mtii6ung Dem 3abnfleii6 nur nod Elm
leihteS Sreunen beruril9t. g8enn
man nit bieier SIiiiiiSIeit WorsenS,
MittusS mad bem Gfcn, unO Ibenes
Dor oem S9Iafen9eben, iib ben Wiuno
ausipiIt, piro man feline seiunoen
3dbne bis iu'S ipdte 9lIter fonierUiren.
8ei 8abnI6meBeu 1T es gut, ben Dtuno
ie otter beito befer oamit Su reini8en.
Djeie 8ebauoluns fonierpIrt naments
LID fhaobafte 3dbne 8an5 oOrSa8Ii6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09

Sas Rpfen Der 9tderSerdtbe fam
burd einen einfaden ueber;us bon Sped
unb SarS Ieidt permteceu peroen.
Wan i6miIst gu bieiem 8ebufe brei
Sbsile Sped uno eiusn IbeiI Sarl sus
iammen uno trdst Die DtiidunS nit
elmer 8iirite cber einem 9appen auf.
Die feiniten iuie bic srbbitsn 8sgens
itdnse aus Stubl uno giien i6nnen ba.
nit sef6Gbt iperbeu. DieIc SaIbe iolte
immer in 9ereiti6aft iein unO 6eionoer6
beim 8eBim os5 @interS, wenu bic
9ldergerdtbe auber @etrau9 geieet
tporoen, sur AnwsnounB fOmnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09
0erffppfuna.

0ian Seip6bne tleine &in6er nidt an
bas @eben BON abfiibrmitteln. Mlan
1T iOnit 8enDtbigt, bic Doiis INNER su
per9rbBern, fpenn man ben seipiini6tsn
GrfoI8 bnben mill. grrei6t man nit
einem SelfenSdpfden ni6t ben 3tped,
10 sebe man tdSIi6 Elm Saltpuher. @li'
itir, bem man cine BriIe SaIs suflst.
Siermit unb nit etpas @eoulo errei6t
man itet8 bas 3iel. Oa8 Waiiiren
ooer re9slmdbiSe 8eiben beS llnterleibs
1T aud bier gu empfeblen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09
Der Sdnonirth,

practiider RatPeeber fur SeIo uno
6dus.
Redigirt Won w. Wernich.
eri4siHt am l. itbsu ToHats, miHb,isus a &
StiteH tart. Die rstd bafttshs, behs unb
btIIteit . bsnti4s ednns uu6 @drtenbdiIs, iopis
pdusmirtb lcbaftlidle SeitIug Nmsrifas. Rir 80
Genre pro Sahrs BET itricter @orausbesabIuna pros
b'HuumsrH tIsi. aSrsifrs: Z. Blankemsiers
500 Convent Str, St. Louis, 1Ho.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-09

IS mag nidt iebem befannt iein, baB
Elm SGd6en NIT ettpa sipei Quarts fris
i6er SoIsaIbe ben iblen 8eru6 bes
@liternenwufers iebr perminoert, ia
mad mebrmaIi9er @rueueruns Der II6e
benfeIben sanS beIeitist. Wan Idbt ben
9eutel in Der @iiterne an elmer Seine
frei idipeben; sipei Quart 9libe gents
gen fir cine 1910 SUB baIten6e Isl.
iterne. 9dBt man bic gumprbbre bis
auf ben @runo Der @iiterne ItoBen, 70
wiro aud oabur6 benz iibIen @eru6
borSebeust, ba auf bieie 0eiie fsin fts.
ben6ss g8aher in Der Giitsrne bers
bIeibt, ionbern itetS bon @runo auf
sepumpt pir6.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-10
Trinity College Medals.
Twin. City Dsily.)

(Twln City Dslly)
TRINITY COLLEGE, N. c., June p
Much excitement prevails here among
the boys as to the awarding of the soci-
ETY. medals and dist ihntion Of the hon
ors in general. The following have been
awarded:
Hesperian Dsbater's Medal, Mr.. James
Halleck Crowell, of Reading Penn; !;
Hesperian Declaimer's Medal, Mr.. Alex.
d. White, of Jones county. N. c.; CO.
lumbar Debater's Medal, Mr.. VIM. |.
Crawford, Of Montgomery county, n.
c.; Columbian Declaimer's Medal, Allie
H. Powell, of New Berre, N. G.
The contests for the Wiley Gray Medal
will be hot this year, although Mr.. Geo.
K. West, of Klnston, prominent can
didate, has gone home. Prof. William
A. Blair, of Winston, will deliver it.
The contest over the Pinnix Medal
the freshman oratorical medal. will no,
be so hot as usual. s'DIxIE,"
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-10
ALL HOPE Gc4.....
J. Will Davis, the n AL ondemned to
Death in Jail 1T Fort Worth, Tex,
Denied a New Trial.

j. will Davis, the n al Ondemned to
Death in Jail 1T Fort Worth, Tex,
Denied a New Trial.
1t will be remembered by the readers
of the CHRONICLE that in one of the let
ters of Mr.. N. 3. Broughton, written
while he was at Fort Worth, Texas, at
tending the Southern Baptist Oonven-
ti0n, he gave account of visit to the
Jail in that place to see J. W. Davis, un-
der sentence of death for the killing of
B. @. Evans, merchant of Fort Worth,
by whom he was employed, in 1889. As
was stated, Mr.. Davis is graduate of
the University Of North Carolina. His
father was DR.. Davis, of Chapel Hill,
and the family are we'll known in that
section. He has a number of acquaint-
ances in this city also.
At the time of Mr.. Broughton's visit
to Davis he was hopefully looking for an
order for new trial from the Appellate
Court, 20 which he had appealed, but
yesterday he received clipping from
the Fort Worth Gazette which gives the
intelligence that the appeal was denied.
The following is the item:
The final decision in the case of the
State against Davis was reached yester-
day and the man apprised of the terri
bic news. 1t is death this time and the
prisoner recognizes the awful reality.
The first tidings of the adverse decis-
ion was carried to him yesterday by
reporter. He received it calmly but
said he did not wish to talk about the
matter 'Come back and see me some
other time. can't talk about it now."
Last night at o'clock he was seen
again and was in sadly broken up con-
dition. His mother had visited him in
the mean time and the meeting had been
a sad one. When the reporter saw him
he was sitting in his small cell with
bowed head and grief-stricken look
upon his face He answered question
in broken, half inaudible voice, but
the import was plain and the Gazette
man turned away.
1t will be some fifteen days before the
mandate is sent here, when the sentence
will be pronounced and the day of exc
cution set at the judges convenience.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-10

Thesis is-Honor to Whom Honor is
Due-J. A. Hollomon, Winton,- N. @.
Thesis-Life and Works of Madame
de Stael-C. F. Hopper, Cleveland
county, N. G.
Thesis-Modern Pythuos j. F. Mitch
ell, Franklin county, N. G.
Thesis-Intolerance-B. s. Mitchell.
franklin county, N. g.
Thesis-Dirt Daubers-J. G. -Maske,
Richmond county, N. @.
Thesis christianity and Education
q. Q. Moore, Caldwell county, N. @.
Thesis-What I Would do and be
We're I Woman. II. NOVEL;, Berthe
county, N. @.
Thesis-The Dream of Future Years
D. B. Oliver, Pine Level, N. G.
Thesis-The Hero of '62-W. @. Rid
dick, Gates county. N. @.
Thesis-Fratres Usque ad Aram-J.
E. White, Apex, N. u.
H. B r.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-10
LATE NEWS NOTES.

Greensboro will have an ice factory
completed on June 10th, that will turn
out u tons per day.
Monroe is to have grand Fourth oi
July celebration. Among the prizes of.
fered is one of $10O for the best time in
| reel race.
This has been great season for clo-
YER. We have two samples in our Office,
each measuring four and half feet long.
Newton Enterprise.
On the same day that the county com
missioners of Rockingham abolished the
Office of county treasurer the commits
sioners of Chatham reinsi ated it, after
some experience without it.-Reidsville
Review.
It is thought hereabouts that A. H.
joyce, OF Danbury, or Col. Rufus Amis,
of Granville, will bs the Republican
Congressional nominee in this district,
With the chances in favor of the former.
It is further said, by Solicitor Settles
friends, that he is in no sense a candi-
date for the nomination, but will try for
the solicitors place.
The fine gray horse that General Fitz-
hugh Lee rode at the head of the pro-
cession at the unveiling of the Lee mon
| ument, belonged to Mrs. George D. Ben
nett, of Goldsboro. When Ex- Governor
Lse saw the horse he said: s'If I had
hunted the State of Virginia over with
fine tooth comb, l could not have
found a finer animal"
Reliable news from headquarters.
through Col. J. Turner Morehead, of
Leaksville, is to the effect that the DAN
vile & East Tennessee road will come
by Madison. There is no doubt what
ever that this line will be chosen. The
option on the D. & N. narrow gauge viii
be given up, as that road bed or survey
cannot be used, with the heavy freighta
that FerWs. s.-----------
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Escape Of a Desperate.
Especial to STATE CHRoN1cLE.l

Especial to STATE CHRONIcLE.]
MARION, N. c., June s.-This after
noon the hands on Burgins C's works
discovered that some one had stolen
their clothes, provisions, etc., including
a 8s calibre pistol, the property of Noah
Briscoe. The men caught the thief who
is large buck negro called "Big Jean"
and brought him 10 the shauty. They
then went after warrant, leaving Noah
Briscoe to guard the thief until the po-
lice arrived. After all had gone "Big
Jean" drew the pistol he had stolen from
Noah Briscoe and shot at him three
times, striking him in the left hip and
in the left side, below the heart. Bris-
coe was shot about 8 o'clock and lived
about one hour. He told who shot him.
.'Big Jean" has not been captured.
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Southern migration.
(By United Press.l

~WAsHixGroN, u. c., June "a
large party of Northern and Eastern:
capitalists, sixty-sixi in number, repro
senta,ives of various financial and in
dustrial interests of New England and
New York, arrived hero yesterday on
their way South, to participate in the
ceremonies incident to the inauguration
OF the new town of Kimball, in Marion
county, Tenn.
The party left Washington last night
on special train of Pullman Cars. over
>the Virginia Midland and East Tennes-
see and Virginia and Georgia roads Ter
Chattanooga. Two or three days WILL Ce
spent in Kimball, (Which is few miles
West of Chatadooga) and in Chattanooga
and vicinity, visiting and inspecting the
rich coal and iron fields ofMarion county
and the historic battle grounds OF Look
out Mountain.
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TILLMAN'S AMBITION.
1t is Said He is Expecting to Succeed
Senator Hampton.


Senator Hampton.
(By Telegraph to N. Y Herald)
COLUMBIA, 8. O., June Tt is an
nounced that if Captain Benjamin R.
Tillman, the farmers candidate for Sem
ator against Senator Wade Hampton,
whose successor will be elected at the
next session of the Legislature. As the
majority of the Legislators are followers
of Tillman there is no doubt of his be-
ing able to defeat Hampton. For this
reason the Tillmsn party are moving
very sAntinssalr :-t taivaI D0,ocUIOu VI
candidate for Lieutenant Governor in
view of the probability of his stepping
into the gubernatorial chair.
Senator NJ. G. Butler came here from
Washington yesterday and made an ad-
dress at college commencement. Both
Zenators Hampton and Butter are op-
posed to the movement under Tillman,
and Senator Butler yesterday expressed
his disapprobation of the turn affairs
had taken. He is fearful that split in
the democrats will result in republican
success.
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A Delightful Evening with the Little
Folks.

The annual commeneament Of famous
old st. kary's began last night with an
entertainment by the primary class.
There were probably forty little misses,
ranging in age from six to thirteen, who
aided in rendering the very attractive
programme. g
In all there were twenty members, in-
Guiding calisthenic exercises, rscita-
tions, piano solos, quartettes, DC.
When the entertainments vas over
there were profuse compliments passed
upon it, and many old folks were of the
opinion that these very young ladies
could give a more delightful eatertain
ment than their older schoolmate
Among the piano solos that were very
much complimented were the pr due
tions of Miss Mamie Jones, sweet little
Margaret Smedes, Miss Lilly NJ. Hoke,
Miss Eleanor Vass, and Miss Mary W.
johnson.
Every one of the very young ladies
were appreciated and applauded to the
echo, and numerous floral offerings en-
phasized the enjoyment of the audi
ence
A duet by two lovely little girls-not
eight years old-Margaret Smedes and
Sadie Root, was simply charming.
A recitatation by Miss Loula Briggs
was one of the pleasant pieces of the
evening; but the enthusiasm of the au-
dience rose to the highest pitch when
little Florence Boylan recited the Dead
Doll. She was veritabae little darling
herself, and her selection delighted
everybody.
An instrumental quartette by Lily M.
Hoke and Loula Woodell,, Mary O.
Black and Sophy NJ. Hardin and one
Enrol Hay and Florence Yates, Alice
Haynes and Jennie McAllister we're of
the evenings features &c.
The rendition of the music bI The lit
tie folks was splendid, and the ~Agures
and postures of the calesthenic drills
we're marvels of grace and elegance
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Telegraph Flashes.

ST.. PAUL. June 9th. 1890 The Exec
utive Committee of the Farmers Ali
ancs of Minnesota have deternined to
form an independent party, and they
favor calling a convention to decide up
on ticket.
HURON, s. d., June 9th, 1S9O.-The
South Dakota Farmers Alliance has
resolved by o vote of 413 to SO to form
new party. The organic ation will be
known as the independent party. The
State Convention will be held July 9th to
nominate State officers The platform
will embody equal suffrage and tariff for
revenue only.
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A Terrible Warning.

Census Taker-Are you a maid or
wife, widow, orphan. single or married2
The Questioned party-I am q widow.
@. ibid your husband die by the
rope, electricity, in delirium tremens OF
from some natural causeS ~
The @. PIE died this time ten
wears ago. He was . census taker, and
although his body bore unmistakable
evidence Of having been jumped on,
pounded, shot and slashed, the coron.
er's jury said his death resulted from
natural causeA