davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-28
A Republican Foresees Defeat.
New Berne Journal,)

(New Berne JOurnal,)
Our Trenton correspondent writes US
of break in the Republican ticket in
Jones county. Their candidate for county
treasurer, Mr. Durant Fl. Harrison,
sharp, far-seeing man, has given up the
race and withdrawn. 1t is learned that
he advised others to do as be has done
and save themselves, as he knows full
we'll there is danger to the whole :; eket.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-28
SPELL-BOUND BY MRS. JOE PER
son.
A North Carolina Lady's Remarkable
Performance in Texas.

PeTfOrmanCe In Texas.
The Dallas paper speaking of the State
fair and Of the enterprise of one of the
musical dealers who has an exhibit in the
fair, says:
Gas an evidence of his enterprise he
has secured the services Of Mrs. Joe Per
son, of Charlotte, n O., lady who has
quite a reputation as performer on the
piano, who will daily delight visitors by
the artistic manner in which she manip-
ulates the keys of the best instruments
on the market. Mrs. Person held audi
ences spell bound yesterday, and as long
as she remained at the piano thousands
congregated to hear her play"
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-28
Desperate Shot and Killed.
(By [ nited Press.)

OPELIKA, Ala, Oct. 27.-Bob Red
ding, the notorious negro desperate
who has been sought for ten years, was
shot and killed yesterday morning by
policeman Gibson.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-28
w. III. n X. s. TUCKER, s. co.
Gents Underwear.

Gents L underwear.
A better line we have never had.
All the various weights in white and
natural wool mixed
Sizes to fit any one.
W. II. & r S. TUCKER & Co.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-28
gllGRIlN SYNOD
M SEVENTH SESSION
i,rs TO \ CLOSE.

r, SEy ENEH SESoioN
Ploars TO A CLOSE
IN the Closing Hours.
z. ,a University Scheme
j l I,cscuts Appointed--A A
I .nf, elected for the Or
q In,..-,,g..,.rutigins Progress
I. aor1' ., ,,asssnger,
... aaa Central University
commencing that the
zarth Carolina, South
n @ and Florida unite IN
y igersity, and present.
4 uuion'
4 frnz'tion provides tina,
.l.. locate, organize and
y r#i3n l5 soon as IN their
\ .na Sc done with safety,
.,,an, as means in hand
eHaat iucurriug debt
n f.a asked if the estab-
s latral University re-
,yuodical commits
.d supplant the Theo-
.. ol the church, now
b chairman Of the COM
l.g. uch a university
4 lg need many feeders,
M sentiment Of the com
Hat rather than hinder the
..at school, it would be
establishing more high
a,ing the universal in
e5n. Of education.
maadl,ion of the commits
rgcly discussed and their
AIN set forth by DR.. Shearer.
gas adopted.
r Of the committee to ap-
.ofthe Orphans Home, to
@ commended l.. y.
mace OF Hon. Daniel g..
" K Mcmillan in the place
h NcBryde, and Hon. A.
ss place Of Hon. Alfred NJ.
. report was received and
n Whagey, p. D., Rev. 9. A.
sr1 RAILING Elder J. A. Gllmer
4 rela committee to nominate
4 ofR Z ucy Of the proposed
"A m University and a committee
N aal Christian Education, as
N IJg taa report o. he Synodical
nn n
n oltbc syncdicll Agent OF
bh r.5o.s Was read by the agent,
"A Il sllg Taereport shows that
AL Iueia the history Of the Synod
Du,r.ss in this line been sc
rke I worthy Of note that the
khlg 9a.I, III Concord Presbyter!
Ia ,.l a .ho past year more for The
w u.aciigence than for thell
~ flesr,es and also that in the Pres
ms ii 'rNelIgyille 525 Sabbath
loo 1lrs We're admitted to com
Mo- nearly oue.half Of the numbe
,0rte 0y TIE ix Presby.eries. Til,
'u gas received aud adopted.
Al .Wigu expressing the regret 0
Is al that time did not admit o
ul discussion Of the subject of La
% Nti1n So that speakers coul,
h ON both sides, was adopted b
Inf nflm1l, rising vote.
u report of the agent on educatto
u wed. In this connection Rev
kleur, President OF Davidson Co
y agc aa interesting report of tha
y Atom Report adopted.
II report OF the committee to nom
Y Board Of Regency of the propose
q ihrsn University, suggested tn
a. 0i Rev. j. b Shearer, d. D.. Re,
y Watkins, ID. D.. and Major Robet
nglln. The report was adopted. 4
sfoumItlee on Church and Christia
N ,uou Rev. J Rumple, b. D., Re,
Y Smith, d b. and Geo. Z. Wilsc
y Eere appointed.
n iimo Of meeting was changed
Y Nov lot, at Durham.
4 4 / Il Hoge, d. d., Rev. H.
Y = d. and Judge I. b. Woma,
q ppouted alternates on the Boa
Y ncy Of the Southern Universit
4 It'9iutlon of thanks to the peoE
auIagtoo for hospitable entertai
Y TO Mrs. w, Frank Williams
. y accurate reports made daily
y ipers aud to others were adopte
y ,leu the minutes were approve
Y WIS song aud prayer and the Sy
o5I adj armed.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-28

- E,clIyed Another large consign-
4 h'ldl-nade Clothing for Men,
and Children, at
ID. S. WATTS.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-28

EBERHARDT & PESCUD.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-07-10
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
'ednesday.

THIS paper is an ''Original package"
of Kansas manufacture 1t was made,
condensed, and bottled at our Office in
the basement of the old opera house
block, and is warranted to bring good
cheer to all who partake of it and are
influenced by it's teachings. The
"Supreme Court of popular opinion in
Barton county has decided that the
DEMOCRAT can be read with pleasure
in any household in the land. That
"decisOn'' can never be broken, re-
versed, nor legislated upon by our
republican friends. Take this sample
package home with you, and if you are
not already using our regular weekly
output, call around, or send in your
order at once. All orders promptly
tilled-at $1.5O year.
AS YOU look upon our street parade,
in all it's varied colOrs ana ubiquitous
presence, and estimate the time and
patience expended to make it what it
is, remember that Great Bend recOg-
nizes the eXigencies of the occasion and
is happy to go to a great deal of trouble
to entertain her guests.
AFTER the fireworks tonight the
popular song with some of the boys
will be: "Listen to Ny Tale of Woe"
Be cal eful, boys, they are all LOADED"
WE TAKE pleasure in calling your
attention to the advertisements in this
paper. They are faithful to the truth
in every instance.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-07-10
1.-THE DAY WE CELEBRATE. {"
And Word or Two in Behalf of this Paper.

And Word or Two in Behalf of this Paper.
The glorious Fourth! How royalty
the American eagle, brave emblem of
our liberty, scars alOft to his native
crag and proudly scans the fair land
below. How Justify the American
youth shouts forth his joy, born of a
knowledge and hope that one day he
may be the man to reach the topmOst
round upon the ladder OF American
ambition.
Millions of hearts today are throbbing
in unison. and millions of hands are
waving the flag we love so well, the
stars and stripes, the banner OF our
freedom.
On this great day, the Hath anniver-
sary of the day when Americans
declared that call men were created
equal" and that God had not intended
that kings should rule with an iron
rod, millions of people are rejoicing
that the brave champions of freedom
and independence were successful in
their strike for liberty.
To what wonderful power of wealth
and intelligence America has attained
in hundred and fourteen years every
schOOlboy in this enlightened land can
tell you. How our success as a govern
mcnt by the people has been the incen-
tive for other oppressed nations to strike
for liberty are matters of history
redounding to.America's credit.
II is true, we have had bloody war
and many bitter contentious; we have
passed successfully through the dark
night of rebellion, though that scOurge
left many vacant hearths and many an
empty sleeve; brave men went down
before the leaden storms like chatf
before the wind; but above it all lowered
the proud bird of Liberty, out of the
horror and the anguish sweet Peace at
last prevailed, until today all men are
free before the law, both white and
black alike.
The DEMOCRAT rejoices that Ameri-
can freedom is supreme. 1t rejOices
that speech, and thoughts, and acts for
good are free, and that American intell-
gence grows broader with each succeed
ing year. 1t is the desire of this paper
to see every man in Barton county give
grave attention to the living issues of
the day. 1t is the wish that all men
think and act more for themselves, be
better American freemen and truer
American fathers. Too often have the
people in the commOner walks of life
been misIed by scheming men who
worked alone for self aggrandizment
and personal advancement.
Americans should not be ruled by
PARTY prejudice or party pride; but our
laws should be made to treat all people
alike and do injustice to none.
Politically, the DEMOCRAT is, as its
name implies, democratic. Its editor
believes, without restriction or mental
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-07-10

reservation, that the principles of
democracy are the foundation of our
freedom: that a government of the people,
by the people, for the people-self-sov-
ernment-is the greatest plan for
national success ever evolved from
the mind of man. Believing thus we
shall ever be found fighting for that
which shall the nearest bring about the
true realization of that form of govern
ment. We cenSure no man for enter
tanning a contrary belief if he be honest
in it; we admire free, open and manly
advocacy. of opposing political ideas,
but condemn the too often resorted
to trickery, Misrepresentation and
bribery used to gain political suprem-
acy yh;s ;s hnt miniature oonv 81 the
BARTON COUNTY DEMOCRAT. The
paper itself is the largest ever published
in Great Bend. It is an eight page
page being eight times as large as this
page Two of the inside pages are
devoted to the general news of this and
other countries, and two to miSel-
laneous farm and household matter,
stories, etc. On the other side two
pages are devoted to general country
and city news, and political and
editorial matters, while two. others con-
tain local items. 1t is at present the
and will ever take particular pains to
furnish its readers with a digest of the
official acts of our county officers.
The DEMOCRAT has met with fatter-
ing success in increasing the number of
its readers, and now reaches the homes
of more people than any paper published
in the county. | is advertising rates are
reasonable, and having eight pages of
space it is in position to give the best
of locations to advertisers.
In connection with the paper we
have one of the best arranged outfits
for doing all kinds of job printing in the
west; carry line of legal blanks at
prices below Topeka prices and make
speciality of commercial, pamphlet,
and the finer lines of job printing.
The DEMOCRAT Office is in the base
ment of the old opera building, on the
northwest corner of the square, and we
shall be pleased to meet you at any
time.
One dollar and fifty cents S1.5O) a
year will secure you The DEMOCRAT.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-07-10
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.

THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
MORNING.
Joy in the morning
Hurrah for the Fourth!
We hail the great
Day of our Nation;
Proudly we raise
Freedoms banner. alOft.
And crow DER the
Whole of creation.
NOON.
GIee at the MONDAY
"Fizz, rattlety bang!"
We join in the
Festive connection;
AJubilant uprOar
Rosounds on the air
And echoes from
Ocean to ocean.
NIGHT.
Sorrow at evening
ooh! sad is the hOur!"
There's mourning
And great tribulation'
Columbia wecps DER
The wounds of her young
Who joined in the
Grand celebration.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-07-10

REMEMBER the printer in the days
of thy prosperity; for when thou art
hard up he carrieth thee on his books.
Verify 1 say unto you the printer is thy
best friend both in and out of season.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-01

In the District Court of the State OF Ne
We da, ormsby County, l.. o. Bradley
plaintiff VS. A. V. Bradley defendant
Action brought In the District Court
of the State of Nevada. Ormsby county,
and the complaint filed in said CO.. MY
in the office or the Clerk of said Distric ct
Court on the 10Th day OF June. A. ID. 1896
The State of Nevada sends gre etlng TO
A. V. Bradley defendant.
You are herebv required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above nan ed plaintiff IN the District
Court OF the State OF Nevada. ormsby
county sand answer complaint fl ed
therein within ten days exclusive of
the day of service) after the service on
you of this Summons If served II said
County, or If served out of said county,
but within tie District twenty days, in
all other cases forty DAYS, or judgment
ny default will be taken against you ac-
coIding to the prayer o. said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain
the decree of this Court forever dissolv-
Ing the bonds of matrim ony existing be
tween plaintiff and defendant, the care,
custody and control of their minor chill
dren, the com munity property and
general relief. For that plaintiff is and
for more than year last past has been
a resident of O-ms shy county That plain.
ti ii and defendant fntermarried Nov. 20
1880, at Mount Pleasant, Iowa, and they
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-01
OCT. 22nd, 1890.

under the personal supervision OF Gen. SOxnN
q. MOSHR n. and Mr.. CA MILO n ES&f u En-
LES, both gentlemen of high standing.
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-01

have ever since been and still are hus
ba nd and wife. That for more than a
year last past defendant has wholly
neglected and efuSed and he still ne
elects and refuses to provide plaintiff
with the common neceSsarieS of life,
and such neglect is not and never was
tTe eSult of poverty on the part of the
defendant which he dould not avoid by
urdinery industry, and the same is ana
ever has been without the fault of
piaintiff. that there are two minor
children issue of said marriage and
plaintiff is and defe dam is not a fit
person to have their care and control
That there Is comm unity property. All
ofwhich will more f lily appear from
said complaint TO which reference is
hereby m ade.
And you are hereby notified that if you
fail to answer said complaint the said
plaintiff will apply to the Court for relief
in said complaint demanded.
Given under my hand in Lyon county,
this 18th day of June in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety.
E. d. KNIGHT,
Aug2Sw6 Attorney for Plat ntiff.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-01

Group, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved
by Shiloh's Cure.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03
STIFF AS a CROWBAR.
4 Living Man Who Has Become Solidi-
fed Exhibitin. on CanaI-st

Down on qanal-st., near Crescent
ave, there sian exhibition, human
curiosity which though not so much of
a wonder to the medical world. excites
the wonder of the common observer to
an unusual degree. The object of
curiosity Is a negro man lying with his
limbs all curied up, and suffering from
anchylosis Of every joint and artcula-
ton of his body. 1t IS with difficulty
that the Imagination can picture, be-
t0gelAud, what q change such a con-
d.tlOn would work III the appearance OF
q human creature.
AnchyiOs.s Is simply = ssiffening OF
JOINT, and IS phenomenon common
enough, surely; but the stiifsnlng OF ali
the JOINTS Of the body gives 20 this man
q mummlned appearance beyond des-
cripton. The man lies there without
tac ability 20 move 4 muscle of the
body. except those Of speech AMI deg
iCt.ou. aud his Joints are too stiff TO be
moved by outside force. When held
mp or tilted up on any edge, he IS as
stlH and de3th-uke asadrIed crocodile.
fhe consequence Is that, when be Is
first aeard 20 speak, the result IS
absolutely startling. Yet the man not
only does speak. but be speaks with un-
common wvacty aud Intelligence. HIS
head 5 as firmly liked and ImmOvable
rs any part Of part OF the body. and 10
takes some little time TO realize that tne
dark mass lying there = real human
being. Ihe man = cheerful. almost
hmuous,y so. aud talks lncessantly.
That the ancbylos.s Is complete
throughout the entire skeleton. il
proved by the fact that the ja-ring of
his speech can - felt by pacing the
hand upou his wrist. sni IS even COM
mum cateol through to \ third persons
hard bv contact with the wrist % the
second man. Ills skeleton has become
sos0lldidcd thatlt makes ag0od acoustic
telephone.
Ths curios.tY's name = Lucien Y.
Monroe. He vas born ia lsf7, in Prince
WiIlam county. Virginia. He enjoyed
ordinary health until he was : years
old. as which ame the disease first ap-
reared The advance CT tie malsdy
covered perod of u years before the
Victim w4s completely ossltied. Tie was
a great suf arer during one stage II ihs
diseases progress. hus nov he Is free
from every psin and discomfort. He
clsin1s rot IL suffer from any unrest
Whatsoever. TIE enjoys Al excellent
supsrte. has excellent habits and never
goes out nights
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03
WlNANS & WORKS,
Successors 20 A. J. Fogg q Co..
8 and Tower Block. Phone $40.

WANTED second cooks. 2 good csfLct
W makers cabinet makers. man pastry
cook. 8 Anishers. aud Tower block.
NANfED-u diniuR-room girls. house
" keepers. general house girls. plain
iloners. polisher. dish washers. pastery
cooks general cooks. man and wife coott.
for hotel. good general house girs ilr per
maneut aces ogt Of ciiy. and Tower
block.
IT0R SALE-9 acres ir eastern part 81 the
city. inside 81 clty limits Nlh Plat Inio
- nice l9is and make b Z money aaa =
Tower block.
FoR sALE-s acres outside South Division
-. This Is a suHp ior some one, only
S35o. aad Tower block.
TOR sALE-Lof zsEl5 on Scribncf. faiT
house can De bought hy paying So Gown.
Baisuce easy. Price $50 saa fewer
block.
y land, from ioy. . sos acres alasi o. esf
railroad. South Tea nessee preferred. iasD
sale. ) and Tower block.
NVANTED-By young mar With cs2 is' .
situation to fn.sh iearniag -, l.n -
trade siee' preferred Ell ueT - blyias
an interest. g sna lever block
E0R sAIE-1ue grocery store. wel located
Dcilg coed business. Wiu invoice about
tl94. and Tower block.
E0B sALE-Hotci bus ness in e.ty. veiI 70
D cafed. A. rooms wsn furnished. rent = p
per month. always fHii he sf.is Tor sellinG.
poor health. ana Tower block.
TOR -ALT-5-rpom frame house on corner
eilberi ST.. So. Terms essF ana e
Tower block.
EoR EALE-Two or three thousand dollars
So good prrlg stnet Noula go hange
far 3.fs - hnlss ara lott ard pas difffrnrs
q any aHd Ieaer hiocs
NkuI don'f 200 beg thst rire lot ~ 'afs ~.
" onlY ST. terms rsT1. and Tower
bl9el
U-oR sAI.E-0r srchsurs for good vacsut
lot or in part rafrf Ell er house. en- nr-
rf-ff rosewood piano. frsf-f as Hake. sua
Tower bi0rs.
u NCf vent TouF hrusf rented. bring in
vsrr Fers raaf sr - iaes
KEANTFT-s partner vifh t5 ~ q pu' irff
" voed fr~nffu-f Dianf- otnae eart a tfs
opening for ths right msn anf 9 over blF
rTrrB--To pff from f-g3a - sfH some
~ qsaf rsrisffs fr'srfss. furniture rrs-
tered sno IsweT b'oek.
WIEhNs NoRh--hsel sstats .. s'oess
~ tfsrff and set. nenriens. hns' nef'
fhareee erf enpHeFrrent ntlrea1 rrnreF 81
lesn. zsnd4 T5Nsr bigek- Phons So
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,


ne Republicans OF Kent County will meet
"a Convention az thr Circuit Court rooms. IA
ths city 0t 3 rand Rapids. OF thursday. August
~ 19 M o'clock A. m. Tor -Ac purpose OF ctrc-
ti0B 20 81 held az Detroit. Aususs = ana =.
i<sot and for fh 4 purpose OK cteetinS delrzatrs
20 the kepnbiicHn tonsrrsSionai CONVENTION
~ fh~ Ftffh Congressloaai district. hereafter
- ts, called. and also FOR the purpose u n0mt-
uafiHx candidates for county 0r1ces 70 oc
voted for at the general election. 20 De hrld
November I. 1Set aDd the transaction of such
other Business as may properly come before
the convention.
Zach teWaship and ward IL entitled 70 three
delegates. bg order Or committee,
~ a MAYNARD. FRED ;. CLARK.
Secretary. Nnatr1an-
Dated July ~. is3O.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03
100 Doses Ono Dollar
HOMES FOR SALE.

Char,es 81 between Wealthy and Cherry. ii
room housa improved street. Tor sale or tfaoe-
Cnion-st near Dogsn. elegant house hard
wood ASH anu modern. -
Pafish-asr. bcIerrn Wealthy ard cherry,
teaufifui home. a. modern aud new
south Dlylsion, Z houses on one i0t, hoftA
Of Wealthy aye.
Madison between Wealthy and cherry. q
lovely home. al npruS ements. large -ot-
fadlsJn-aEe. between Highland ana Har-
iKn. III TooWs. modern oak nnlSn. new
JeNcIs0G-GFr. Pc twceu Morrison ana
ealtny. 81 esIall shed home
barclay between Futon ane thompson a
magnificent hbmr. modern Snd valuable.
south Lafayette brtwrrn Highland anu Han,
home cood eubush Tor any onc, cheap.
,heldon-st. between cherry and Maple. eie-
sanI house. lot worth money asked iOr both.
Jrliers0u-aFt. between Sycamore ana lIth-
ave. houses on Que lot modern
PsrlSlraye. aad Wealthy. an eStaDl lshed
home lovely lawn and good neighDols. 49,,
North lOilegt-aye., houses Tor sale al ssbl
each.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

On, HORRORS! The IOnia Sentinel says
that A. A. Ellis, the nominee Of the new
Industrial party for Attorney General,
derives the greater part of his income
from national bank stock. The party
platform demands the abolition of that
banking system and one of the dele
gates, during the convention, got in q
vicious kick at any one owning any
such stock. Whatever will Ellis do,
poor thingp
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

Railway PsssenEer er-Isn't it wonderful
how this country grows I tel y0u its
q proud thing 70 - sn American citizen
these DAYS. Look atitt Two rev states
IN isSs thar
Man in the Nezt Seat viii \ snort-
Ts-a-s' It's = grand thing % yoa.
suppose. 1oa sin't II the publishing 2
business I reckon. Tou haven't PIT
$500 into = historical cart # the
United States and bad II knCcRef galley
vest y Two brand rev states plumri.E
into ths Uniou inst a. voa cct ths chart
c-ti Sonse FOLKS make re tire6f Gees
CT IN another psrt Il the car and sits hy
himself. Chacaro Trbuna.