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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23
Iss ell In my name. IEil-gore.
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Autumn Plans Of Well.known People
Personal Mention.

Mra Teller hss spent the summer comforta-
bly, In the city at her own residence on street
Miss Teller has been out Of town for two
months, and Senator Teller. whose physician
told him that respite from his present
arduous duties was absolutely necessary, has
gone to Colorado City to bring back his daugh-
ter from her absence.
Senator and Mrs. Henderson have been here
FOR the most part Of the summer and are now
completing their arrangements for winter COM
forts in their 18th street home, which is n most
generously hospitable one.
Lieut.. and Mrs. r. N. G. Brown of X street
will leave Deer Park tomorrow and return TO
their home in this city.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Henry G. Davis and Miss
Grace Davis will soon return 10 the city. The
season has been one Of unusual rains at Deer
Park.
Mrs. ]. II. Wilson Of street will leave her
mountain home, which is situated between Oak
land and Deer Park, tomorrow. Miss Anna
Wilson arrived in the city last week and the
home 10 now opened. Judge Jere Wilson and
Miss Anna Wilson are taking their meals at the
Shoreham. Mrs. Wilson has her carriage,
horses and servants with her at Oakland.
Mr.. and Mira VIM. Thompson Harris and
Mrs. Niles are back in the city from Deer Park.
Admiral and Mrs. Porter. Miss Porter and
Mr.. Richard Porter have returned to their
residence on H street from summering at Mar
ragansett Pier, where the admiral has a sum-
mer residence.
Judge Shellabarger and family are back from
the various resorts and rural regions that they
visited during the past season.
Mrs. and Miss Paddock have returned from
the west and are located at she Portland for
the coming season.
Mrs. and Miss Wadsworth of Vermont avenue
have returned to the city from Old Point Com
fort. whore they spent a few weeks after spend
ing the bulk Of the summer in Brooklyn and
Staten Island.
Judge and Mrs. Seney have returned from Q
two months stay at Cape May aud Atlantic City
and Gre again at the Riggs. Mrs. Seney is
quite i'll and unable to leave her room.
Mr.. and Mira VIM. H. Teepe aud Master Willie
Teepe of Corcoran street have returned from
Lawn Cottage, Boyds.
There was q Wedding at Trinity Church,
Georgetown, last evening the contracting par
ties being Mr.. Jas. s. OHagsn and Miss E.
Theresa Starke. After the ceremony at the
church the friends of the couple returned to
the brides home, where a supper was pro-
vided. The bride wore o handsome toilet Of
pale French gray cloth, combined with velvet,
cut steel trimmings and hat to match. Among
those present were Mr.. p. O'Haean and entire
family, Mr.. Starke's family and friends from
Baltimore, the Misses Stuart. Miss Kaiser and
many members of the Ssh. Club"
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Culpeper's Awakening.
,udancs of TnR EvrSrxo S~

CuLPKRER, Va, Sept a.
Culpeper is beginning to awaken from her
long sleep. and feeling spurred on by her pros
pesous and improving neishbors, il trying now
nos 10 be Ian too far behind This 10 one Of
the Prettiest towns naturally in Virginia and is
happily situated right in the center of the
booming sast-w ashington on the north. Char
lottssvills, Richmond, Lynehbury. Roanoke and
the growing towns of the southwest immedi-
stsly surrounding. The new railroad
seems an assured fact The county Of
Acsr have about decided to erect Q new
$lo, 600 public school house in the town. New
AID handsome stores are being pushed rapidly
to eempission, and the prospects for the Bap-
tist orphsrags are good, altogether making old
Culpeper look like new life has been instilled
into hsr veins and prosperous future before
her.
Voc. yno. q Armstrong of Arizona 10 on q
visit 70 his mother here. IL u understood that
ne has amAsssd . saug fortune in the land Of
sunsAine and s,lver and 10 now contemplating
mailing some investment i'm Warrington
Spspsper u quite . summer resort for WASH
anotonlans and great many ladies from that
city are seen daily on our strestA p.
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Cattle Market.

AZ the Unisn stock yards yesterday $50 cat
Ne we're On the market and all sold a. follows:
Bed sold fron SO to 4e. per pound; good sold
from 81 70 SIC. per pound; medium sold from
~ 10 Sc. per pound; common sold from 10
astc. per pound. No prime cattle offered today.
ssl sheep and lambs On the market and sold
- fsilevs: Old sheep sold from to axe.
per pound; lambs cold from 81 10 s,<c per
pound Cows aud calves sold fren go 70 as
Market fog cattle, sheep and lambs vas coed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23
WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-FOR CASH $4,000 OK LESS. BRICK
w House; eight rooms or more; wide front modern
improvements; northwest Capitol Hill NO steerers.
Address i. b. A. BUYER, Star office. It,
WANTED IMMEDIATELY BY FAMILY or
w Adults House Of eight nine rooms west OF 9Th
and south OF st ront not to exceed $4o. Address
FAMILY. star office. It,
WANTED-OwNERS OF VACANT HOUSES. IF
w You want your Houses Rented to Good Tenants
Place Them With Us at Once We unable supply
the daily demand this branch OF business
personal attention and have rented every house now
on our list HEISKELL Il MCLERAN,
s2@-3t zoos St
WANTED--THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
lot not less than 20 feet front location between 9TH
office. slS-Bt
FOR SALE AND RENT
w Persons having houses for rent and sale find
ready customers by placing them in my hands I. ].
SrALEY, III llth 1t. NV. s17-6t
WANTED-TO RENT HOUSE OF EIGHT OR
w ten roons with stable tor two horses and car
raEes IN or near city. Address o. N, Star office.
sl1-6t
WANTED-MOUsEs TO RENT; PERSONAL At
w tention given to the collection of rents; state
ments rendered promptly: we have more applications
for houses than We can NIL. ACkER 4 GADSBY.
lOOo stn.w. sl3-lm
WANTED-hOUsES FROM e4,5OO TO 60 600;
w also Lots III Washington ana Lanier HeightA
ACKER GADSBY,
au13 1OCS ct. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23

II Assctass ssS tosas.ner .. Law.
Opposite City Hall. sn3l-su
4 sAny1kIL CARllxo1CH, 1TT0hNKT-AT-LAW
~ Webster Law BUILDING, sos ID q. q, N saSingJoa
~ Assesee& 11o4 = - ~. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23

RoARDlNf AND ROOMS. AT 2027 ST. NV;
ID hne and large rooms; location oppoaite parf:
please CALI house 70 Be painted on the outside ss0
ROARDIXG-THE AUBURN, 2.D sT. AND
ID Pennsyl yenta ave n.v.--first-elass Board. LAuN
Permanent and Transient BoarSers sccommodased
sl&lm
4sH ~ cS2, 3, a sss soYs y 8. SIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-pY A COLORED WOMAN A PLACE
w Good Plain Cook in private family; will
Ing To stay at night: good references. Apply 1t 345
10Th 81 NV IL
WANiED-BY A YOUNG NAN. A PLACE IN
w Grocery and Meat Store; Rvod reference aud ex-
periencs. Address N.w.U u. star ofkce. lt'
WANTED-BY A sErTLED LADY OF TEN
w Years experience In teaching. Position a.
Teacher. Companion TO Lady, or Housed eeixsr.
rsfssshe<s exchanged Address or call ~ 7Ov = 81
Nv. Washington. u.C s2i-lts
WANTED - AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w for Cooks Chamber Maid. Waitress Lsundres~es
and Nur.eS sesmstress, Men Msiters Cooks, Coach
man, BmtlerA sAAL A COOABS. v50 1t. NV
s33-2te
WANTED-oo TO DICKS AGENCY ron COOKS
w MAZDA NurseA Lsundrcsa. House Workers. Bat
lera Coschmen. Waters, foosn,sp. YARN and Dairy.
men; Al have rsfsrsnces trom last place. 6l3 7h 81
WANrED-BY A REsPECTABLE cOLORED
w Woman. . situation - Laundress or Cook. Cal
OF eodrsss 1910 - Nv. It.
WAkTkD-BY A MAT COLONEL MAN-oNI
w WHO UNDERSTANDS his husaneee-e kiacs . Coaeh-
A0.6.. 6tag o1ca. lp
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-
WANTED-A TIRsT.CLAss WINDOW DRESSER
w aud Ticket Writer dry GoodsI with nine years'
Sxpenshce ferences from first class houseA would
ss North ao sssa E r Ma Address
WANTED-A SITUATION AS NURSE FOR
w Children or Invalid or to Do General Houssvork
tho wasnngji have uursed and cared for children in
some Of the best families ia Montreal Cansdsi
4u1 4th ST. ne. lie
WAHTED,A SITUATION. BY A VIRGINIA.
~ oifl win Private Family Cook or General
h nm YORK Apply - once At 301 Missouri ave- or
WANrED-BY A YOUNG LADY. EMPLOYMENT
W N an Ofhce g Copyist, Directing Envelopes
any other Light Work, Tor 50 per week; employment
ss Gpfi s ess: ., will 30 a.
MANIFESTATIONS AS BAR TENDER: RAVE
six months, experience: would go - Foot,nAn In
posSsr aarsss Gss ss from la:s en-
WANTEp-DY REsPECTABIE WHITE Girl,
aamiiy; can speak English and German. address
WANTED = EMPLOYERS FOR FIRST CLASS
CRY Win rcIsrences IN every case send t9
your order will be filled with dispatch. ss22-Gt'
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE LADY, POSI-
W ton rs Cashier or Addressing Envelopes or Cir
cuiars best city references Address $40 II st.
n.w.; terms moderate. s.0-3t'
w Woman. a Place rs Cook in u private family: no
washing or ironing, cards letters not noticed Please
call rersonsliy. yl3 10Th st. NV, s2O-3t'
WANTED SITUATIONS ron FIRST CLAss
Scar stresses, Drivers Coschmen. HousemeB, sales
ladies and others lkestsurants. Hotels and Commits
sion Houses). BUKNHAMs. lilo q st. NV. s20-6t.
WANTED-A SITUATION By YOUNG MAN
as clerk IN claim or real estate office; some ex-
nanent position. Address 3035 y st. u. w. s20-3ts
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SHOOTING STARS.

SHOOTING STARS.
II Chicago dossa't stop foeling with the
worlds Fair site she will injure it psrma-
nsaty.
Thss Republican caucus yesterday dsvsl-
spsd int republican eusscus.
Tbs Gar wants Peace, tho Kaiser, too,
The others arc not in II;
Then let the Car and Kaiser fight
To Zee which one shall win it
Telegraph Editor: Here's big report Of Q
railroad accident What shall l."
Managing Editor -interrupting: Chestnut
Pat il on the last page next 10 death notices"
Policeman Settright. who was busted BY a
goat the other night while raiding gambling
den is going to change his name if he doesn't
get better.
Two innocent temperance young men stopped
In front Of gallery where they shot for the
drtnks
pointing to q sign.
just the thing" said the other reading:
Competition open to tho world; bar nome"
And they went in aud came out again
quickly.
Too many Congrsssmen are drinking sb-
ssn-tss.
The plump Indiana girl prides herself on her
Hoosiery.
man seldom looks upon his wife - the
mother-in-law of some other man.
Iss ell In my name. [Eil-gore.
Brown: ''You talk 90 much about the extor-
sion Of that summer hotel. / should think you
Eouldn't have stood II. Why didn't you Jump
The bill?"
Jones: ''Thunderation man, I'm not the
champion high jumper Of the country"
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II L 1T e. bet. 9th and 7th, SOxl00, SIS
ct. NV. bot. 9th and 10th. 20x95............ 1S5
st, n. w. bet 9th and 10th, 42xJ2 .......,.,. 40
18th St NV. bet and ]. 27xv6............... $50
18TH ct. u. W. near Mass ave. 2Oxl2Q......... 400
Ct NV. bes 18TH aud 18th. 45xlO0............. LIS
a sist net as.l s saa ave.
18TH st. NV bet. and =, 2Ox9u 223
18th ct. n. ". bet and I, 2lxl5U........... 1.5Q
II. ave. bet ana n. 25xS< ................1 80
Cor. North Cap. aud SITS. n.e................ Ills
Conn. ave: let Q and X 25xA7. ............... 2U5
St NV. bet 2lst and I'D. l.25
Nh. ave. bet and n, 2exl3S................. 400
Ny. ave. and LIST st.. 81 x9O. l50
st. bet 18th and 10Th, 31xls3,...........,., L3o
st. bet. 10th and 18th 21x135 .............. 80
vst. bet. l4th and 18th, 3yxl&5.............. LIS
NH. ave., corner X 36xa0 3.uQ
Corcorsn bet 17th and 18th, lOOx6S........... LIS
d ST. bet. l2tb and 18th. 36xSO. 400
18th st. bet and H. 25xl lo.................. 350
Pierce u. NV. bet 18th 9lld 18th. 2uxoO.... l25
Corner Of Elsa snd SITS. 60xl 40............ so
2lst bet. N and q. :ixll ID ......,. 200
Conn ave. bet. and y. 3oxi ~ !. -. $50
Southwset oorI1sr Of It'll and q. lo0x95....... 233
u bet. 18th aud 10th. 2Uxl 45.,............. l50
y st. n. ". bet. "a and I'd, o4xl.0.... lB0
n Of. NV. bet. :lst and ed e7xlxo.......... geo
~. ~. PARKER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23

EON sALE-A BAR0AlN-TWO CHOICE LOTS:
Il west side 18th st near Hsfney street; 5Oxl50
feet each; only u Per square foot. -
slS-6t HkIsKELL McLEKAN. zoos IT. ne.
sEOB SALE-THAT Handsome BUILDING LOT,
Il Massachusetts between ith and 18Th stG OPP
roSits Highland Terrace. j0xy5 feet running back y
n st, making two fr0nts; very desirable
IGOR sALE-TwO LOTS ON L So. JUST RIeT
y q IL svs- IVY n freut each: g So-foos alley.
o. 18th st. ne. nsas Lineoln Pafk. sos. xI IAR-
DON. 1390 fst. sI0r0S
EOR YALE-BkTTER THAN GOVERNMENT
II nOND0-Coeuer Los g In Square l0AO fronting
On south carolina and Kentucky svsaoss: oosssa1s
a068 feet; decidedly cheap - Boz; On y00r eva
slS-ot wktLx6 RkPxfTI see n. svA "a
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-08
THE LATEST NEWS
FROM NOKTH ClROLiNl

The sam Jones meetings will hcginat
Wilmington on the 10Th.
-Goldsboro ycarns for sewers aud will
not bc quiet till il gets en-.
Principal Clcwcll says he has already
enrolled the names Of nearly 800 pupils
for the present session oi the old Salem
College.
North Carolina has made more prog
rcss with farmers institutes than any
south hcrn state except possibly MissiSsip'
ri. thinks the Winston Daily.
Raleigh loses many people 10y removal
every year, and this is the chief cause oi
the slow increase of pnpulntiOu.-Wil-
mington Messenger. What's Ralcigh's
loss is the gain of the rest oi us.
An old resident of llanginglog in.
forms us that there are TWENTY-FIVE pairs
of twins in that ncighhorhoud. born
wi, hin the last few wears. Shadcso Mars,
what country!-Murphy bulletin.
Twenty forgcs are at once Ia he put
| up at the Agricultural and Mechanical
| College. A new green house has Just been
finished AT the college. aud also one at
| the experiment farm, the latter Tor use in
| hvbridizing grapes. Experiments are also
being made there with Seeding strawbcr.
rirs for tests oi their merit hcrc.-Ralcgh
Correspondent.
In the annual conference of the Airican
| Methodist church at Louisville, n.y.. n
committee reported that the conference
would recognize the Star OF Zion, printed
at Salisbury. y. G., ms the official organ
as soon as certain abuses IN the papr's
management were corrected. The report
was rejected. So the Star ui Zion is no
longer recognized by the Kentucky CON
ference.
-lntclligcncc reaches us Of the death oi
Rev. &. S. Long, m East Tennessee boy
who went u few years ago as u mission
nry to Japan. lie was member of the
IIolstou conference Oi the Methodist Epis
copal church, and esteemed M n consccra
ted christian minister. lie returned from
Iapnn u short time ago and died IN NORTH
Carolina. His remains will bc inferred
nt Athens. Tcnn.-knoxvillc Journal.
-Nlni. Smith hasrcturncd from Oxford
| lie said one oi the most affecting sight,
| w sNtI UCIltI'l. WIS Nn'' ~" Nh'b''h "
the asvlum, from the least little tod
dlcrs" to the largest bows aud girls, cam,
in with outstrctchcd arms and streaming
eyes to bid farewell to their beloved iricnt
and late principal, Dr. Dixon. The cries
aud sobs of the little ones ns they clunl
franticnlly to the doctor, begging him no,
to leave them. was truly hcart-rcnding
and almost made one believe IL was sit
to take DR.. Dixon away from The asylum
Winston Daily.
A peculiar case came up in the last
superior court OF Halifax county against
the magistrates ~ two or three town
ships. They were indicted for not report
ing the condition oi the public roads
They had made out report from on,
township. but by some means the clcrl
of tho court could no, produce the report
lie testified that IL had not been made
The court instructed for verdict, and |
number of the magistrates were fine,
S7.T7 each. The result was that scvcra
magistrates in n ncighboring township
resigned their offices.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-08
CLERGY AND CHURCH.

Rev. W. B. Oliver, of the Baptist church
of Fayetteville, received call to the pas
toratc of the First Baptist church at
Grecnvillc, S. c., with salary of 81 ,+0C
and parsonage, but declined, much to the
delight OF his congregation.
The Wilmington Messenger says that
Rev. l.. {. Vass, D. d.. of New Bern has
accepted the call as Evangelist of Fay.
ettevillc Presbytery extended him some
time since.
The Lutheran church, of Monroe, will
be one of the handsOmcst buildings in the
place. 1t is a brick building, well lighted
and ventilated, and covered with slate,
and is certainly credit to the members
The corner stone OF the Methodist
church at Rcidsville has been laid. Rev.
DR.. Dixon, of the Greensboro Female col.
lcgc, and DR.. Peterson, of Danville. de.
livercd addresses. The sum of $500 was
collected.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-08
The news !
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS TO
THE CITIZEN TODAY.
ANOTHER CHAPTER OF SIBERIAN
HORRORS.
MEN AND WOMEN DRIVEN
LIKE CATTLE.

SAN Francisco, Sept. S.-Capt. John
Thompson, of the barkcntinc Catherine
Sudden, Just arrived at Port Townsend
from Siberia, sends to this city Il dcscrip-
ton of the Russian exile system as wit
messed by him. On Laglalcn island, Il
famous Russian exile prison, Il large par
ty of cxilcs of all ages, manaclcd, were
being taken tn the island. A few old men
whose strength gave out, fell from cx-
haustion. The brutal driver ncting I'M
the orders from his superior, shot the
unfortunate men and removed their
chains. No mercy or discrimination was
shown. Wives saw their husbands killed
before thcircycs, mothers saw their daugh'
tcrs outraged and insutcd. The men
and women were driven like cattle, Il
whip being used to urge them on. The
prison cells were filthy and the treat
incnt was barharous.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-08
THIS MEANS III ,SI.NI;SS.


'sr ihcr' Is only one inine IN the whole
state, says tnS eharI9tle chronicle.
nj work lifting coal To bc nut ON he mar.
kct. This mine is an old one, and has an
old uamr-Ipypt-but i'm the last two
wears, il has become n thriving enter.
prise under the vigorous management of
Samuel A, Ilcnzlcy, who has touched this
ENTERPRISE with the magical brand of
money. brain and enterprise. The
mine is in Chatham county, about
midway bctwccn Greensboro and Fay.
cttcyillc. II is near the Cape Fear and
fadNn Nh'ey ni!S oi railway ana con-
''e''eu ny r"'' Win 'h"' ro"o'
plY'Whnt an opportunity Cherokee has
lost. The Nurpby Bulletin saws. Ourcs.
tccmcd friend, Prof. l.. B, Olmstcd. of
Port Byron, \, v, has lust inauircd of us
Ia kuoyy The poss;bility of obt mining from
- 900 To 80, 900 bushels of apples in n
radius of fifteen miles from any point in
thls section, SAYING that could TINS
amount ne se'uI.u, par'es wou'u cstnD-
'iSn " lei'y nanu,ae.ory w our nnus.' we
regre, 20 khow .na. W, a,nouh. su'heient
To JUSTLY susn nn cntefpr'sc eoulu NOT NC
seeufcu w 'n's 'oenn.y' ~ our ye'u 's
customary VS. next season, there WI, DC no
"''hc"''y III supplying sue" III INDUSTRY
ep mere are ABOUT 600 factories ana
lnaiiu'aetor'es ~ North Saro,ina' VI
these TO arc 9I cotton ana WOODEN. Ala'
nance county lends as TO cotton inet9.
RES, having nineteen, while Randolph
mas ionrtesn, naston eleven, kiermond
each, FORSYTH leads ms TO other factories,
having iorty.two, mainly Of plug tobacco,
while I;uillord and Wake conc next each
with twcnty.onc.
,,.., -. A. - y.,, ,
u Siyil Eng'neer M. ,,, ". hanklns, OF
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-08
A TERRIFIC COLLISION.
TWO TRAINS GOING AT FULL.
SPEED MEET.
Only One Man Killed ana several
xOunded-The Fassengcrs Get
a Disaxreeable Shaking Up-NO
Cause Assigned for the Acct.
dent.

LOcKroRT, N. Y, Sept. Sat foul
O'Clock this morning two North Shore
trains, one going east, the other west
collidcd with terrific force on the Central
track near the station in this city. The
east st-bound engine was tclcscoped by the
engine of the western train and they now
stand locked together with their smoke.
stacks nearly touching.
BY the force of the collision the tender
of the engine OF the east bound train was
forced back over half it's length into the
Wagner baggage car and W. X. Fielder,
of New York city. was instantly killed
The tender of the other engine was also
driven in like manner into buffet car
+15. The engineer of this engine, Edison
Bradley, of Syracuse, sustained com
pound fracture of both legs and the FIRE
man and Vim. Houston, also of Syracuse,
received bad flesh wounds.
No other injuries of any account are
reported, although the passengers of
both trains were badly shocked by the
force of the collision. As these trains do
not stop at this station, the passengers
were only saved by the square interlock-
ing of the engines. Had the collision oc-
CURED but two or three rods to the east
one train would have cut the other in
two and the loss of liic would probably
have been appalling.
No explanation of the cause of the col
lision is given.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-08
AFFAIRS or CONSEQUENCE.
HOME.

HOME,
C,or,c william, pro,y, .x.ch;.f I,dy,
of The sunrcmc hcncb Of RaIt;morc II
yenrs old died in Mohonk N v
s.,,'1 -,
Si~"ns, piU W. "n.'''pu "tyo.y ~
feel confident that il will reach 500.
,,
nere hnve oeeh ~ paliots taken IN
.ne "shoe,nt'e rohSress'onai convention
d. MemP,ns' ie""' p"'o'"'s WAS 'e'
su''e'' 'o-o"S'
At the Bangor, Me-, state fair, the stal.
lion Nelson lowered the worlds trottiny
mile record over half mile track by one
quarter second, going a mile in 2.154.
The prcsidcpt has been compcllcd to
abandon the CONTEMPLATED visit to To.
lcdo. o., on the occasion of the reunion
of the society of the army of the Cumlcr.
land.
Inc CENSUS Once gives tne .ota, Pop"'
iatioh OF vermont rs ID '@oo' q decrease
W tcn years o' oi. nc poPu'".ioh o'
i.oulsvimc. NY, u i"i'ooo' ah ihcrease
o' '3'2+' III ~ years.
The Chicago Evening Journal says
'ne >e"''"' o'"'S,s "'," n"S. As".'s
sec nave purennscd thc l9u'svl''e, rev
Albany ana Shieago ROAD, the Mohon
route ana made II part 0i the,r great
southeastern system. ihs fres'ueh'
lnman denies'
Great Blondin and all other tight
ror walkers were outdonc Saturday af
tcrnoon by a man named Dixon, a resi-.
dent of Toronto, who walked a cable
scycn-eiphts of an inch in diameter
stretched across Niagara gorge between
the SUSPENSION and cantilcycr bridges.
DiNons appurcnt IeekPss"ess "" t"e
,,,i,;"', H., ,,;,,.a
""'>"S wv"
Near Spokane Falls, Wash, Saturday
one blast of powder had been put in to
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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-08
ASHEVILLE, N. c., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 189o
MISCELLANEOUS.

Go to Carmichael's Drug
Store with your prescription
where you will at all times
find a full line of pure fresh
Drugs and Chemicals, and at
low prices. His prescription
department Is stocked with
the purest and best Drugs
and Chemicals to be found in
the market, both foreign and
domestic. And you can rest
assured that your prcscrip-
tion will he filled correct and
that you will be. charged II
low price. Three registered
prescriptionists ready to
serve you at allhollrs. Night
calls promptly answered.