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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-24

50, ia, es lit iuirffi9 Elm GFen fur GOT
ter" llnb bauu sus er iein 3otisbud
berpor uno ma6te raid cine gemertuns
in bosSe(6e.
NiB MarD ipiefte ibre &oue tabellos
bis Su @noe Ste be9leitete fogar,
nod intmer unter Der Maste ber Srau
Boiling, Serrn Mifenib BEL leiner Gb'
fabrt aui ben Babnbof tpo iie iuieber
Elm prahtuoIIes Bouquet BON ibm err
belt, unb nod aus benz SenIter bes
goupe's rief ibr Der iuadere Maut 5u:
~Neine liebe 5ran Boiling, es bebari
feiner Sdwiire Swii6en uns, ib tperoe
Sic niemals pergeIien, riemals!@
Damn brauite ber GIG baoOn. nnb
Boiling fiibrte ieiue fleiue, reiSeube Re'
ierpefrau i'm 9riiimpbe nad ibrem
2nnbbauie ;uriid, ben sunjen @es iiber
ibr Sob iingenb unb INNER ipieoer ibre
fleiuen, 5arten Sodnbe tiifeno.
Sph ipie ieber ihbne Sraum, 70
nabm aud bieier ein @nbe. @ines gaa
ses fam elm fleiner, furSer 8rief aus
bem Babe. pelder bic &idtunIt Der
5rau Boiling anfilubiste, uno es blieb
Serrn Boiling unO Marp ni9ts mebr
iibri9, als fir lanse. niellei6t fir int
mer Nbibieo 5u nebmen.
&ein Sbeil bate uriade, etipaS 81
bereuen, ooer iitb einen @erpurf au
MAIDEN, unO 10 i5ieben fe als quite &as
meraoen, tpie fie es bieIe aht @ohen
binour6 9eueien ipareu. Damn fam
Srou Boiling juriid. tpurbe BON ibrem
@atten nit lebbafter 5reube empianoen.
nnb Gaes sius i'm !Sauie Boiling tpie'
Der ieinen alteu 9etuObnten Sang.
Sopeit sins StGes gut. Damn fan
aber Die 9eit Der Rebbibneria9o. uuh
zines cages, iudbreno Boiling in @e'
iddften abmsleno mar, betam 5rau
Boiling eiuen beseiiterten 0antbriei
bon Serrn Mifenib, ipel9er BON elmer
srOBen &iite bealeitet mar, bic brei
9utenb prG9tise &sbbi6ner entbielt
5rau Boiling bate an bieient Gage
@elesenbeit su beiueiien, oaB iie uidt
nur cine bibide uno liebenSuiiroi9e
fOnbern aud cine tlugs 5rau mar. Su
lieB bic &ebbhbner i'm &eller aufbdn
gen uno na9 unb nad, auf bas 8eitI
5ubereitet, aui Die 5afel brinsen; ibrem
Wanue ieooh sa9te iie fein Sterbens'
tp6rt6en peber BON benz Srief, nod
bon Der notwithstanding.
9lber Der blpnbe @nsel mar fur i'm,
mer turirt. 5rau 8ollins reiite felt
benz ME ruieoer in elm 8ao, unb bate
AUDI feline 8aoeanbeter me6r.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-24

eierplas, no Gillespie 70 oft anf ibm
seieFen unb bic 8arabe obeenommeH
bate. pier anselanst brad 8lad
Bob tpbt jniammen.
Die alten tpnlIililden Siififiere bat,
ten eine 8iese als Itdnbise 8egleiterin,
Ollie Sabre am /. Wtdr5, am 9apibs.
ta9e, feierten bic Ofiiciere elm 8anfeh
8eim Na6tiid, tpenn man auf bic Sc,
iunobeit bes BrinSen BON @ales tr1nl
uno bic Wtulit nit elmer paqiiii6eu
8pltsweiIe einfiel, rift elm tleiner Gam.
bour auI ber 5iese brei Mal lint ben
9iIh berum, bonn 3nmbpurmaior ge.
fiibrt. Oas Gopal @ariuidibire Re.
gimsnt fiibrt BON Glters Der cine anti.
lope nit iih. = Sm Sabie 1865 -
uno onmit iuollen mir i9lieBen = er'
bielt bas 5ipeite Battalion Der GeaIortt
Si96lanoers BON ben @inippbnern in
StoB (Sbottfnnb J einen iuu9en SirId
gum @eifenf. 9as Ebier erbielt ben
ylamen &ooerid unb ipuroe balb be,
2ieblins Der 9eute, umiOmebr, nls es
eiuen gang mertpiirOi9en SOrps9eiIi
entipidelte. &poerid bate eine 4bnei,
euns ge9en ale anoereu Soloaten, ius'
beiOnbere sesen bic Grtilleriiten, beneu
er fets nit 9roBem, itibt au Siiselnoeu
un9eltilm Su 2elbe 9ing.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-24
@tmmels 0eSditGteu.

gUn Der @rUsmutb oes &apellmei-
iters Simmel er5dblt Der rSdr" fpls
genbe @eidi1te Simmel pfleate 40
elmer beitimmten Stunbe bes 8ormits
tags Iein 9ldSden @ein in elmer 8ers
finer @irtbibaft 5u trinien, mo- er
cine srOBe @eieIi6aft. bic beitere lin.
terbaltung liebte, an li9 5u fe6eln Der.
itano. Dem @irtb mar Der reselmdBig
srObe 8eiu4 iebr ausenebm, peniser
aber sefiel ibm, baB Der &apelImeiiter
ME iuie be anbsren @dfte be5ablte, ion=
bern. obne nad Der 3ede Ju frasen,
iein Qotal peelieB. Oils nun einmal
6immel nit benz g9irtb allein mar,
orldte ibm bieier elm Stiid Bapier in
bic Sano, auf ipelhes bic Gumme aller
9eben ieines treuen @aiteS uon jienl-
lib LANCER Belt ber nod Seit= unb'
5liiiiigteitsmaS bereGnet mar. Der
Sapellmeilter itedt ben 3ettel elm uub'
empfie1lt iid. 9lnoern cages Iteueu
ii9 bic sepbbnli6en @dite elm uuo fras
gen: rSit benn Der &apellmeiiter nod
ni6t ba?" Simmel aber fommt nidt,
bic lluterbaltuns Iabmt, Der g9eiu
muubet ni6t pie ipnIt 9luh bic n1fs
iten Gage bleibt Der 8ermiBte fort;
feline &neipsenOheu erlheinen au9 nidi
mebr; Der @irtb erfdbrt, oaB ieiu
S9ulbnsr iebt anoerswo ieiuen @eiu
trintt, unb oaB bic Iieben @dite,ibm
na9ge5osen finb.
Der @irtb ma9t quite Mtiene sum
b6Ien Spiel. @r i6reibt ieire 8e9s
nuns auf 5tusi 8ettel, bic cine Sdlfte
oapon auf ben einen, bic diueite ouf ben
auberen uubr gebt baultt bel friiber
Stunbe 5u Simmef, Der serabe bel
gutter 2aune it, ,6err 9apelImeiiter, -
Iaate er, res IuIIte mir feio tbun, ipsnu
i6 sic neulid our9 meine psbautii6e
Srbnuussliebe beleiotst uub npn mel.
mem Snuie entrrnt bate. 90 iebeH
sic, tuie ib eS, nit Sbrer Rednuug se'
ma6t' babe. Die. cine SGlite bebalte
idp unO Serreise iie; bamit 1T iie alio
dbeethan. Die anoere nehmen sic 9e.
'dlIisit in Gmpiang.@ - w@ie?~ fraete'
,er &upelImeilter. sd iolIte mid BON:
Sbnen an @roBmutb iibertreffen loilsn?'
Seben sic bier id nebmes'bie duoere'
6dlite Der &ednuug uno jerreiBe ie'
auh!~- Der bel bliifte @irtb meinte:
,9l9- fpmmen sic man uur fpieoer,
ppm6sfid1 nod beiite. Dbne Sbren
@uuif iolIen Sic ourh mid nidbt mebr
nit &sdnunssn sequdlt ueroeu!" -
Der Sapelmeiifer fam, bic game fri.
bere @eienfhaft 5os ipm ipicoer na6'
uno Ser @irtb beonuerte feline @roBs
mutb nitt; !0tmmel aber uersa6 ieiners
ieits ME ipiener, feline 5e6e iOfort, au
tegleideH-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-24
0appn hanat,s ab. alei1

9apun bdH9fs ab. &leiner
Nnr; SIT morsen iuirfli6 bic 9roBe
SunnentinIterniB, Ntama, BON Der
Bapa er;dblte ?-0amn: 8eiuiB. aber
aur, iuenn Su beute ben sanjen Gag
iber re6t artis biit
= Gud eine &unit. 9Yirtb:
Sic fno bod 8Oltsi9u1ebrer, tuie fon'
len sic Iid oenn in oas 5rembeubu9
lls v&iHitlsr" eiutrnsen? = 2ebrer I:
Blalben sic, odb eS feline 6unit lit,
nit neunbunOert Wtar. idbrIi9 aus5u'
!ommen?
= 9iefe &inberl 5rib9en:
On, Sntel g9ilbelm, iunrum iieblt IN
teentli6 nidt peiB aus? = Ontel
[ 5tuoent): @eiS? 8as itedt benn ba
pieber babintera = 5risden: Sa, bic
DIANA iast nod INNER, 9u it6teft bis
aber bic Sbren in Der &reioel
= Gein Merger. 8nruenu: /:
Behauptet oieiss 8inouieb BON eiuem
Ra9bar, i6 iei ui9t ieines = GIei-
5eul
= Spfitter. @arum 70 @ielea
iber Srauen ipre6en? Sie Ipre1en
lbnsbies id0u senle iiber iid ielbsrl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-24

9as @ntieslide mar geideben: Die
5rau Stabtseri9tsrdtbin mar IN bit
eipise Selisfeit biniberseidmOrt,
@rdBli9er. srauenpuIler @eoante!
Salb obumd6ti9 taumelte Iaulint
eeaen bic Tbiir. -. nber liebe oa. -.
bieielbe 6ffnete ii9, unb barauS berpoi
trat -. &neIebed!
Utit tiibnem Bid Die Situatton er.
faiienb, mar er auf ben Sof sum aelIer.
IenIter 9eeilt, bate oaiielbe einsebriift,
mar einseitieseu unb bate 70 bic SraH
Stabtseridtsrdtbiu trOs ibres i6am,
baften Striubeus uno berj5erreiBenben
@eidreies serettet.
DaB 8duline nno Rneiebed bait
barauf elm Yaar purben. peritebt iid
BON ielbit; oeuu 5rau Suianne bate
ben @eoaufen, upH einem uuoerbeird.
tbeteu Wanne I'm Babe iberrai6t nor.
ben ju ieiu. 9eluiB uift auf bic 9nuet
ertrusen. -. MeuH aber erjdblt wiro,
baB bic Srau Stabt9eri6tsrdtbin ibreH
fupfernen Dai9fefel ipdtsr nod einmaI
afs Baoennnne 5u benusen neriuht
babe, 10 elauben mir oieie Bebauptuna
NIT Uollem &edt af5 p5ilie unslaubs
lDiirOiQ be3eihHen Al biirfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-24

RfefHe BosbeiteH gegen
Die 5rniieR uer6ifentfiht oas rSournat
bes 9ebuts" aus bem 9a9laB oes uers
ftorbeneR GublijiIten Sean Sarques
@eiB; bic flsiuen Spiben in ben nadz
Itebeno auseeludbltsn Broben perben
nId bel ben SrnueR ielbit fpsaeu Der
eeiItnoaen Sorm leidt 8erSeibung fins
ben: .9as unslidlidite Der @eib6pfe
lit ettpu nidt bic haeenee Griaoue, bic
auf ihrer Sniel psrloiien iibt, ooer bic
bonn 3bron seltiir5te Sreue, ooer sief-
leidt 8adel, eae ibre &inoer bepeint.
S. lit oas Goa, uniere eemeiniome
Wutier, bic ioidnse leben muBte, Dbue
Cine ibreselsi1en in ihrer N66e su
bnben, iiber bic tie mesiIireR tonnte.~
= .gi6ts 1T seeisnetsr, uns BON ben
Srauer Su Iurireu, als tuenn ulan iiebt,
per bel ibnen Grfols bat" Die
Wdnner tr6iten ii9 nidt lber Die erIte
2iebe, bic 5rauen ni6t iiber bic Iebte.% =
= Bran iollte ME la9en, der NtonnA,
iOuberH bic vNdnner@, nod ,bie @eis
ber~, iOnoeru hos @eib", benn eg
sibt EauIenOs bon Mdnnern uuo uur
elm geib.@ = uSobalb Der 5ron bic
barserli9e @lei6beit einserdumt fein
niro, tpiro es feline @Iei6beit mebr
seben; Der 0tnnu tuirb Gtlope peroen.@
.9ie Gbueienbeit 1T bns ar6s.G
llebeI uno Die Sersefenbeit bos trau.
ri9Ite SsiImittel. = r@ine 5rau Itirbt
IDeimul; am Gase 6u Fe gu sefaaen,
nnO an Gage ba iie 5u lebsH aufe
bort"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-24
Gin iunaer Wl orafph

= Gin junser M OrnGp bt
foioob. Aiutter: PUN, @eors, 9l
mubt bieiena u3eR mil 9einem 8ruSer
ebrli9 tbelleH. @sorg: g9as beiBt
benn ehrlif), Wtama? Miutter g1uu,
boB gu ibm Oas 9r6Bte Stid seben
ioaIt. @eprg: gl9. Wfnma, onnn mar
es mir lieber, ipenn aarl ben 8udeu
ebrli9 tbeiltel
@ebnuteri plitter.-~9i
9fntur bat ibre ei9enen @utI6dbisuuss.
mittel; mem fie @eisbeit oerueisert,
6em perIeibt iie @inbiIouus baflr,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-24

5rau Stabtseridtsrdtbin. germutbtid
mar Der gbor Der @aferseifter iesl
beim "mezzoforte" aHselanst.
Bnuline bate DOR Gdred gang ber
Ropf perlpren. 9as iollte iie tbuHI
Sic fonnte bod ibre Serrin ni6t bd
lebenbiSem 2eibe sarfo9en laiienl sIbe,
Uie. - uie ioIIte fe belfen? Sit
ftemmte ii9 nit alIer @epalt gesen oil
9bhr, = umionit! sic bombnrbirtt
nit einem Der SolSfammer eHtnomme.
men 8ientolbeu oasesen, = alIes per,
eebfid! llnb ortunen ft6bnts bic 5rau
amtsseri6tsrdtbin:
.gluaaa! Guaandd!~
8aulineu ftOfte Der Gtbem. ooer. Inn
eihen poetiideren Gusorud Su sebrau'
den, ibr itnuOen bic Sanre Su 9erse
: 9a pl0sli9 Elm lanssejosener,
furhtbnrer, marteri6itternOer S9rei!
Damn plOsli9 tieie StiIe. -.
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SakmduI@eti.

Meutter: @esbalb sfanbit 9a
Oenn, mein 9ieblins, oaB Die Suianua
ben 8ufer aus Der 9Oie itieblt?
Der ffeine @barlie: SD
bbrte seItern. iuie Der 8upa su ibr 1a9te
tbre 9ippen idmedten 10 iiiB.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-11-05
JERRY SIMPSON TALKS
He FayOrs an Alliance Candidate for
Speaker Crisp Says Campbelps
Chances are Good.

WASHINGTON, October 90 Con-
gressman-elect Jerry Simpson was
tere brief while last night on his way
to Birmingham, where he is adver-
tised to address the crowds at the Ala
bama State Fair on Alliance Day.
From Birmingham he will go to Mont
gomery and to New Orleans. In both
of these cities he is billed to speak. In
an interview Mr.. Simpson claims that
there are forty.seven members OF the
next House who are pure Alliance
men, or who owe their election to the
Alliance order, and while these do not
expect to hold the balance OF power,
they will not 80 into caucus with either
OF the old parties, Simpson expresses
himself in favor of holding caucus of
their own and nominating candidate
for the chair from their own ranks
Personally, he favors Livingston, OF
Georgia, but he will vote forsany ALI
ance man for the position who may be
nominated.
On his way to this city he passed
through Ohio. He reports the cam
paign red hot in the State, and that
the third party vote would cut big
enough figure in the fight to beat
Sherman and elect Campbell. He de.
clares that Senator Plumb has shown
the cloven foot OF late, and that the
Kansas farmers have chalked his back
for future cruclfxion.
Judge Crisp, of Georgia, was IN
Washington to-day on his way to
Georgia. His son, Walter, a lad OF 16,
is critically i'll, and Mr., Crisp was re-
called by urgent kilograms. He re-
ports Campbell's chances good and
feels confident Of his election. Speak
ing OF the race for the speakership, he
was a bit reserved, but finally said that
he thought he would be elected. He
counts largely on the Eastern vote,
which is against Mills and about even.
" divided between himself and Nc
Millin. He frankly stated that he
thought McMillin was the man he
would have to beat in the end.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-11-05
The outlook for the BONDS.

The projectors and frieads Of the
Cumberland Gap and -Chucky VALLEY
roads have much. to encourage them
at the present The people are begin.
ming to read, ra der, discuss and ar
que. The belt'r the schemes are un-
derslood the more converts there are
To material progress and Improvement
The people are beginning to see that
the old forms of Giving rand getting
along in this world, good as they were
in their day, are crude and must be
supplantcd by moe progressive
methods that the lango ol develop
mcnI must be enlarged that We can
no longer depend upon the SOIL the
present railroad system and what few
Ia duSlrial enterprises ihWt Wy have,
must invaluable as they are Ms present
accessories, to bring us, into an inn
poitant relation with theseigantic ope-
ration Of the outside world, They are
beginning 10 sec il the TWO railroad
p ojects an jnan- urat II ot a new
lie ri activity.
f citizens Of Limestoe AID Tel
furd, mnd in tlril immediate ,irinity,
are &c orally iur The bonds. There
vii be II much larger vote cast in the
centre OF the county for th'ir issu-
ance than We had anticipated. The
country from Embreeyille to the
Greene county line is solid, and the
voters along the line from Johnson
City to Fall Branch are likewise de-
tcrmined that the bonds shall 90
through. Much ot the opposition is
swing way, and uinm Il resolute fort
III the part Of the friends and projec-
tors Of the roads, there can tie but lit
lie danger OF Il failure. But We must
say there is too much apathy and in
difference manifested hy those who
arc in the lead, They should be up
and doing.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-11-05

The hot, SEQ ching wcather-but let
that pass.
Pres. Cooter at Of salem tod,y.
Text Romans, 500
Dr.. j, W. 9. NiIIoughby, Of This
place, condacts Socramcntal Services
ut Od Providence to-day
The weekly meeting Of the Y VI. G.
A. has been changed r. N sabbath
eve to "Wednesday night
Miss Mollic Duncan, Of this place,
who died saturday d last week, was
burieda Old Sllem sunday
in speaking Of our fn,al bcant Is
it has been said by one whose judg.
ment can not be doubt. d they're the
most charming creatures on earth,
specialyone who would charm the hear
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-11-05

Misses Lucy Carson and Laura Ross
are visiting friends and relatives in
Johnson City.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-11-05

Thou to the mercy scat our souls doth gather
70 do our duty unto I hce, Our Father,
To whom all praise, all honor should be given
For Thou art the great God, Who art in Heaven;
Thou, by Thy wisdom, rulest thc>worlds whole
fame;
Forever, therefore, Ilellowed be Thy name,
Let neyermore delay divide us from
Thy glorious face; but let Thy Kingdom come;
Let Thy commands opposed be by none,
But Thy good pleasure and Thy win be DONE
And let our promptness to obey be even
Tho very same In earth as It's in Heaven,
Then for our souls, o, Lord, We also pray
Thou wouldst be pleased to Give us this day
The food Of life, whercwith our souls are fed,
Sufficient Iaiment and Our daily lrcud
With every needful thing do Thou relieyeus,
Aud OF Thy mercy pity, And forgive us
All our misdeeds, for Him whom Thou didst
please
To make an Offering for Cur trespusses,
And for as much, 0, Lord, as we believe
That Thou wilt pardon us As we forgive,
Let that love teach, wherewith Thou dost ac-
quaint us,
To pardon all Those who trespass against u.s.
And though, sometimes, Thou fndest we have
forgot
This love for Thee, yet help And lead us not,
Through soul or body 5 want, TO desperation,
Nor let earth S gain drive us Into temptation.
Let not the soul Of any true believer
Fall in the time of trial; But deliver,
Yea, save them from the nal &c Of the devil,
And, both in life and death, keep Us from evil.
Thus pray we, Lord, for that of Thee from whom
This nj y be had; For Thine is the Kingdom;
This world is OF Thy works; its wondrous story
To Thee belongs; The Power and the Glory
And all Thy wondroUs works have ended never,
But still remain forever and Forever.
Thus we poor creatures would confess again,
And thus would say eternally Amen
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-11-05

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn eHectually, dispels colds, head,
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Ct Figs is the
only remedy Of its Kind ever pro,
duced pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptabIo to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, KE NEW YORK. NY
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-11-05
Substantial Progress Throughout the
Whole South.

The business situation throughout
the South continues to improve, and
the outlook fur the failure is very
promising Speculative op, ratn,ns are
not ia mnch favor, but the Mork Of
solid business development is com
handing increased attentiun. Shrewd
capitalists, reslizing the intrinsic value
OF good mineral and timber properties,
are making number OF purchases,
and mainly for immediate devclrp-
m-nt Ia West Virginia sol.e- la rgr
rairA IL coal lands have been made,
nhd Tn other Ststes orc and timber
IL ~ lave changed hauds The phos-
pirate Interests IN Florida show in
cr,,Ascd sctiyity IN The eslc ct iaud4
s.,i a. She 'rganiI.ti II o. mining
c"mcSnies. seveu new cumpsnles hav-
log stcn rep rted curing the week
ehn csritAl stock oi frnm $50 900 to
81 90 600. In AlAtsms very import
Art ,rut,sc WAS closc /. seeming the
bn,t1lnk I - rAllr III from the Warrior
e vi fl"lds l., d"cr water rlvtr uaNlg '
q j, 81 Tuscaluusa, which will open n
wIrcr transportation ruutt Tar Ala.
tsn4 coal to lhe Gull Tins contract
sIs,, ,als ier eel uliuiuK nud coke
u,k,uy so, ratl1ns IA in-cAlnuta At
baiyc,t ~ fiit toIttart Ina, Le' II Clustd
So rlnldir2 100000 bushtl grain
,i.Y0tsr 81 cost ii 100000, and
large 'ug.etn.tnts have been made
for grain ehi, MEETS IN III Ma % ca, $
tuis softer while ut B4ltimure tEe
grstn trade IL ~ active that ~ ~
dSys,t this week al0re charters ytre
mad, for the OK port OF 1900, 900 bash
els to Europe. The cotton movement
continues very heavy due in large parl
TO the perfect YEA hex for gathering
the crop, and Southern ports are crowd
al with vessels loading FIR En-
rpa. liz general ndustrisl m tier.
ther" IL a steady progress, Hnc
among the rev enterprises re-
l,orltd hr the week are a III ,000,O0(
electric railroad vt Bal more an iror
inruact company VI Rockville, Tenn.
100000 water works company a
H. lena, Ark, ac,d and chemical works
u rt-nuuth, Va $250,000 develop
me nj mining and u'acturing com
lauy III FhIlda a $50 600 AID $40,
0N0 manufacturing company in Yves
VIRGIN y 4; s20,0t0 krlt'ing mill com
rHny, Nnrfalt, vs.; $4,000 com
press company, Americas, Ga;
&500GO0 csrlridg, And Fo~dc, c. npa
ny, Cuvlngt II, Ky lotlng mil
urd a sash and door factory at TJ lei
4, xas; 200 barrel fur MIL, Bait
NOR, $4,000 development con,
pauy ut Chester ;. g.; barge lunh
mis-. At I.Nio' Ky = $500 900 49,
ca tn,nuf turing company ~ n y
OIL ,us; 81 00O,O0O ,l,Innrc, {, II
p4ny AK ndrn. Nn $4,000 ~
maize sprinkler company C"un'h
a. q k1OO MD dtynlpt,plant cO Ouap,
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Of rock. Who is that fortunate one2
We would like "iaform" her acquaint
"nce.
Tom Brown, namosako OF the inn
mortal school boy Of Rugby and Ok
ford, has re-entered our halls, and is
once more enjoying the sweets Of
school life with which his name is so
intimately associated.
Prof, T. N, Haun, OF our mathemati-
cal department, went up to Johnson
City few days since.
Dr. j. d. Campbell, one of the
county's most successful physicians,
was rovisiJing his Alma Mater re-
Gently,
Rev. J. N, Baker, of Chucly Valley,
came over on business Thursday.
G. w Slater, representing the Henry
G. Amos Agency OF the Railway Build
ing and Loan Association, was passing
among us during the week,
Mrs. Helphinstein, Of Princeton,
Cal, in company with Miss Mary
Lyon, Of Broylesyille, was visiting the
college Tuesday afternoon.
Misses Myrtle Keeper and Rebecca
Miller, OF Limestone, the latter once a
student OF our institution, came up to
the college Wednesday,
Prof. A. NJ. Mettetol was at the col
lego Thursday.
Our most active enterprise just at
present is the storing Of winters wood,
aud if frosty mornings are to be taken
as indications the preparations are by
no means amiss.
The Rhetorical Program for tomor-
rows chaple is as follows; Grafton,
w. w. Baxter, Let us Strive for Fame ;
Essay, Miss Minnie Mitchell, We are
Improving Recitation, Miss Carrie
Ball, The Polish Boy; Defamation,
j. w. Browning, The Press; Recita-
ton Miss Lou Carson, The Other Sing
er; Defamation, Z NJ Bell, Charac-
ter of Napoleon.
A. Nelson and T, A. Gillespie, Of
Limestone, passed through our village
Thursday.
d. w, Williams, OF the Greeneville
Building aud Loan, was representing
his association at the college this
week.
Miss Jessie Williams Of Lime.toue
was re.attacted to our midst, Friday.
a Football movement has been set
on foot, while Ia&n-tcnui' is also
talked of othe mental laboror such
games are Invaluable, and should have
the support ana encouragement q
every deyc'ce Of outdoor spots
i c.a,a in Political Economy, in
charge oi President Coo'er, has been
organized recently.
Hon. james \ West, Of Conkling
was at the college on business Friday
Miss Lizzie Carson, OF Lcesburg, one
Of last years students, was visiting old
1 friends and schoolmatcs Friday.
Misses Minnie Mitchell and Bessie
Whitlock and Robert i. Parks entered
the different departments Of the
music and business college during the
week.
Misses Lucy Carson and Laura Ross
are visiting friends and relatives in
I T1IAgn,, (ttt,-
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San Bernardino, Cal RETA BAIlY
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