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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-04-03
ENTeRPRIslNG WOMEN

Mrs. EMILIE 4. OBERLE is engage
the manufacture OF tents and nTn1a
Mrs. JoHN REIsNEE, Of A'ra>
County, Kan. made 1910 pounds % .-
ter last wear, churning and working
all by the old-fashioned process
ADA GRAY. of Cincinnati, is said'o y
''the only colored lady dentist ID ~
country. II is not stated whether :
has a special pull with people 2i p
own race.
0SE of tEa best fuancicrs % .
Louis is Mrs. Lucy V. :. Amcs' w.
since her hus sband's death, has mann
his estate with great skill aud pTa--'
good sense. She i ~ the same ..-
prominent figure IN the best '''.
the Mound City.
THERE are 6fty-cight butcher rei't =,
New York either owned or manaf''
women. These lady ou'c1e''
they would bc called on the o'A'l -
are for the most part widows or a--
ters of men who established TIC
ness.
MARY PM AMESA DtTzEN, '1
haired, squarc-shouldered "o.1', -,
thirty. contributes to-the suTpoT' o. -. -.
self and family by filing ana T.-
saws. She has little yellow ,''r r
husband and big bank acco"A''
less her plans fail she viii inAA'
versity men of her SONS. s
d
worked her way up, hcEinn,,L.-
typewriter in the Office oi H. e'.'
lately becD maze sole huHli.,'-. n
of the Engineering and aIn'-7 ..s
nal. She also superintendra 'l, .. ... y.
alton of the Government sta'i''1
gold and silver for the ne" ''-
turns.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-04-03
rhe work of a s,atssnan.

Some are disposed 20 attribute TO Bis
marck the German law which requires
the closing Of the windows of room IN
which a young lady is practicing on the
piano. At any rate, the author OF the
law was full-Frowu statesman who
knew how Co serve the public.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-04-03
JOHN e. PINCH.
DEALER
Golden Wedding Rye : Whistles,
Iss WATER STREET. PITTsBuRs, PA.

Oldest established house In the city. where
nothing but pure goods are put up, strictly for
samily and N ed dcinsl use. Nothing better than
Golden Wedding. Next the list. Guck-
enheimer,s. Gray's MoEon2sh-ia Rye; these
goods are leading brands. Brandies of vintage
of 1873 hand. Gins, Holland and Domestic.
also OH Tom. Finch's Golden wedding, sloo
for full quart. tor g. 90; Guckenheimers the
same; Monongahela. $500 per dozen. Wines.
IS 90 per dozen s3 90 for one-half dozen Secure
Iy boxed Also have in stock. 9randfathers
Choice at 81 90 per gallon, barrels at specils
rates Apr. 9s go Iy
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-04-03
WEBSTER REVISED.

BED rock-Cradles.
Fur off-SealslSins.
A HORSE fiy-Pegasus.
BooknAkERs-Auth
a CASNoS-AID-Fo Powder.
KNIGHT wOrlS-Cl,ivalry-
DISNER partics-N alters.
\ CRI~Is-A weeping girl.
\ LITTLE lava bow suit
MINCE matter>-Mcat balls.
TIE upper crust-Pie pastry.
\ DEAR teacher-EXperienc
RIrPISG >ipation-On a tear
a FREa trasicr-The Spendthrift.
y LIMITED train-Thc demi-sl6irt
ANCESTRAL. hauls-Family plate.
THE old, old story''-Ch hc.tnuts
''GREES goods" mcn-IIucl1etrl-s
CATCHPESST affairs-Toy banks.
MEN about ttown-Letter-carrie
JAVA real estate -Coffec-Crounds.
a FowL afrair-The ponltrv show.
''STEPPING stones"-Frunt stoops
GERMAN uprnar-Wagner's music.
MUSICfPAL strength Police force.
Ill lucll-Recovcring from sickness.
"OnY CANNON american sar,lincs.
SIGNS and wund-rs-Thc pantomiIne.
FACIAL industry knitting jhe brow.
\ HIGH iiver-Thc man in the moon.
4 ''DUrCH treat'-The Holland din
ner.
A MARRIAGE settleIn-Dt-Salt Lake
City.
THINGS of interest - Government
bonds.
y CELESTIAL mystery Chinest
puzzle.
a DRAWN battle-The Gettysburg cy
clorama-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-04-03
ESPIONAGE IN FRAME
The Spy System as Obsa-,,
a Visitor IN Paris. q

City Which lswarms with Poll.
Their Emissaries Who Are Cor. a.
ly Watching and DoGrine the -
steps o. Foreigners and str.p,...-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-04-03

Minister 90 littleJo Johnnlyl t9r
do you go TO sunday Hillyss
son5" Johnnie-"Beeau7' -, -. d.'
what's in our class live7 n,Ni ii abg.
"roun's, y ~r, : " and he tcll> u.s. rs, al 'rlrs.s
lr,,uc- cy.ry Sundtf
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-04-03
Nnt nnIte thc same'

Mrs. Glibe-I think your ne ne
is a delightful one, Mr.. - yoI I'M,
Yesterday ] was telling - rery
that I thought you were q w.
headed man. -, NO
Johnny Cinterruptingl--No', .sil
didn't say quite that w
headed.-Munsey's NoehI!'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-04-03
Th, Type OF Ideal Bssa'''

This is Max o'Rell's idea Of 'D'
OF ideal beauty:
R-Take the hair Of Hinooo'
The nose OF n Greek,
The mouth OF the Engksn'
The complexion OF Gcrn!"N
The height Of Norwosi1L,
The feet OF Chinese wun4AA
The teeth OF an African
The arm OF Belgian
The leg OF an Italian Sif1
The eye OF Il Spanisrd
The grace OF French "oli'- bfJ
Ard ION viii have an American y
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-04-03
Seeing is Believing
eeThe Rochester. "

And with IL there IS smoke smell,
20 broken cLiDlnsys, fiickerinE, no sweating.
climbing sp Of the fame, no '.tantrums
nor annoyance OF any kind, and IL never
needs trimming. Its founts toil reservoirsl
being tough rolled seamless brass, with cen
trail draft, il is absolutely unbreHk bic,
and rare os q f0tiOiD cds4dit.
Only fivc years old and Oy.T yfrO million of
Nsss ldnaps IN uSS. IL must be GOOD lamp TO
make such a telling success. Indeed u Is,
for lamps may come and lamps may &c, but
the 'Rochester' shines foreveri We
make over 900 artistic vsTieties,-Hanging
sad Table Lamps, Banquet. Study. Vase sHa
Piano Lanps-eyery kind, in Bronze, PoT-
ceisin. Brass, Nickel and Black Wrought Iron.
Ask the lamp dealer for il. Look for the
Trademarks stamp: THE RocHEsTER. II he
hasn't the ge'iUiHs Rochester and the style you
want, or II no lanP-store is near, send 10 us
for free illustrated catalogue land reduced
price-lstD, and we will box and send you any
lamp safely by express, right 10 your door.
ROCHESTER, LAMP CO.,
AZ Park Place, New York.
karuT -fI~srs ard sol, O+ers o'Iochest<r PatSnts
ne Largest Lamp store hg the Word
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-04-03

swHrTlfEKi OF wHrIfER,
'wTrn BLACK DiAHo~D Roo
WHy 60 50 FeR FKOa THl
BEcAVSE AZ LLKEADy COVE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24
4 SHfLL-SIZED CYCLONE.
Inc wind Blow wildly and Caused Some
DamaCe-A Cold Wave Predicted

The cyclone which sported abont Wash
ington and Baltimore yesterday WAS sipbtl,
felt in this city about noon and cnt a fav
rare capers about the docks unfinished
buildings and warehouses Of the CITY.
IN no instance was any damage done If y
serious nature. and the loss 10 propertv'
owners was triiilng IN a majority If the case
Inc wlnd blew at high rate for oniy te,y
minutes and then subsidized into n connara.
tive calm. 81 0Oin lai d.
Aont SIXTY feet of roofing on the ware
rouse oi Warner Moore 4 Co. on the Hirb-
mona and Danyllle tracks. were blown of
Al the upper gas works the holders were
severely shaken and it was feared the dan
age would be great, but happily the storm
aoaieo before any was done
, The glass skylishts over the clerks of;oa -,
'ne musings court were blown in.
Inc TN roof on the warehouse ~ Coloral
John Ii. Cary was damaged.
Inc unfinished warehouse If NJ cIoo
sn lee,. ourhe was very much damaged
Inc root at the Capitol was very slicb,l,,
damaged. 'oiS sHsnIiy
=, The ROOF on the house of Colonel William
NJ r. bridges. on CANDLES Hill was blown an
ne following telegram was received bv
III, Ia. A. Dunlop. secretorv OF tho Cbanber
VI Commerce, from Washington.
f.n HOIST cold wave signal temperature will
ian 10 about freezing tonight" " -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24
err SCHOOL BOzED
Regular Monthly Meeting Held and Much
Business of Interest Trapsacied

Tho regular monthly meeting Of the Cit,
School Board of the city Of Richmond va.
held OF the Richmond High School yesterdo,
afternoon at c O'Clock.
PIesen'-HOn. Taylor Fllvson. chairman.
Hon. William Loyenstein, L. Wiley Dsv;S
Alonzo l.. Phillips. Edwin u. Starke I Tsv
Tor Stratton, James H. Capers and Il. Fdear
CHM " A"sai
Mr. Fox superintendent. made the follow
ing statistical report: The enrolment durine
me month was 96l3; percentage, 81: which
shows an increase of l.0ll pupils.
he says that the schools have been doinc
good work both teachers and pupils workinS
energetically. and in the case OF those who
nave attended regularly the progress IL but
niue snort OF the progress usual At this period
OF the session. \ good deal of hard work ia
necessarily imposed on the teachers in brinc
ing up those who. by reason OF absence e.
awhile, fell behind in their classes M
discipline OF the schools has been unusualIv
good wv" ""u'ua1iy
Miss Rebecca Angel and Sadie + pesrce
"ere aI'eu 10 the white reserve list
Inc board decided 10 give Tbursdav nay,
iof thanksgiving and from noon on o.,
mas HOLIDAYS '''i i"r Chrlsl-
The Board will hold a special most;ro o.
consider the subject of intermediate eIsmi
nl'er transaction Of regular routina Inc;
he's tue Board adjourned N"S'-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24
The McDougald Murder Trial.

! FAYErIEvILF, " c., Nov. 23.-lSpecial.
! Five days Of the McDoucald trial with NJ
wayering OF interest In the developments ond
out slight Il any falling of in the large crowd
IN attendance. with the exception OF four OF
five witnesses who failed 10 answer this
morning. Evidence for the State closed al
ll:f5. Witnesses for the defense were then
announced and qualified TO the number OF
seyenty-thee.
Testimony by the State today was in some
respects cOrObOratiye Of the evidence bv
other witnesses. and tended 10 further identify
and connect McDougsld with hlying taken
the clothes from Campbell's bridge and ac-
cording 10 the evidence of one witness. Dis
played little disposition to allow thepants 10 be
seen by the public. he financial condition of
Simeon Connolly was also shown bv the State
10 have been poor and limited during the fall
OF 1890. at which time the policy on his life
was issued for $4,000 and which entailed an
outlay OF 1922
The trst witness for the defense was G. b.
-. McEachern. of Richmond county. who
testified that he took part in the concerts at
Iaurnburg and Masons Cross. wherein Nc
IOugald acted the part Of "A negro. describing
bis dGuise As consisting Of lamp black wig.
false whiskers. a black coat turned wrong
side ont blue and badly worn overalls for
pants. bundle on his back with q stick run
through 1t. an old SLOUGH hat and dog with
. string around his neck. but no buster
Another witness from Iauruburg. Mr.. H.
- Philips, and formerly member of the
firm otPhill!ps q NcDougald. testified that he.
too, took part in both concerts j aurinburg
md Ma.ons Cross and that in neither in
stance did the prisoner wear a buster. about
which 50 much has been said bu: that he |
himself Phillips wore the dCster. cOrrObora |
ed the evidence of McEachern giving the /
prisoner most excellent character saving
nat IN all his transactions he never had the
lightest cause for suspecting anything wrong
ny or at the hands of McDougad. The de.
onse also brought ont evidence that the
ants found at Campbell's bridge would not
I the prisoner and by several witnesses
Ulcers and employees Of the com
any. that the Cape Fear and Yadkn
alley did not run special tram
etween Fayetteville and Madison April 2ld,
) testified 10 by one I. T. Phillips, who al.
ged TO have been fireman on the engine of
id special and saw McDougald at Iiaxton
ater-tanS ana Req Springs that day. also by
hers who saw the defendant at Maxton
pril 2ld that they saw no Signs Of lamp.
eck about his face nor mud on his shoes
has been alleged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24
ON C4PITOL mn.
Morrison Declared to be "A Lunatic-O.be,
ems of Interest.

Morrison Declared to be "A Lunatic-O.ber
Tens of Interest.
Morrison. the deputy clerk of Scott county.
who Is under Indictment here for defraudinr
the Commonwealth of large sums of money.
has been declared lunatic. The accused
was recently arrested in Rogersyille Tenn.
aud taken 10 Lynchburg, where a commission
of iunacy examined him and declared him in
sane Sergeant Alex. TomlnsOn telegraphed
this TO the Governor yesterday from lynch
burg and asked for instructions. He Voc
notified that II Morrison was deranred and
In the hands of civil authorities 10 return
home.
The clerks IN the Auditors Office are an
gagged ia posting the property tax lists as re-
turned OV the commissioners of the revenue
] MS Is the first time that the white and col
oIed races have been listed separately. Nov.
u can be ascertained exactly what proportion
OF The tax burdens the negroes bear.
The State Board of Canvassers met nj I'm
Capltol yesterday and completed the canvass
OF the returns Tor members OF the House
lhere was only one contestant of Bidpood
against Stewart for Norfolk county. Mr.
stewart was given the certificate. He was tLe
regular Democratic nominee. Messrs. Alev
s0Ae and James {. Lamb represented him
MI. bldgC0d was not present and had no
counsel The vote for senators. will be can.
vassed to-day. ""-
Inc 6Overnor yesterday received n fele-
gram from Mr.. X. l.. Page, of Norfolk in
forming him that a mass meeting had been
neld there lndorsing the settlement of the
department. Lieutenant Governor i Hoe
j yer. OF Pulaski. writes that the DeoDle az
ms section heartily approve of the action Of
the commission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24

Died, Monday November e3i 4,
2;l5 A. NJ, ANTONIO y. pIIZINI i'm the Tor,
fourth year of his age.
me funeral will take place from 81. Peter,
,athedrai THIS Wednesday MORNING af'n
o'clock Friends invited to attend
DODD.-Diod AZ the Soldiers Home Nov.,,
Der 3D. 1871, Il. T. DODD aged fortr-sir resr.
oi arrlngtons Battery, formerly of Charlotte.
funerai services NJ HOLLYWOOD TO-DAY am
CLOCK A. u Services by ReY. DIR. Hoge
..l MiOhhlS-Died on sunday. ssl instant. A.
BBABNhf MOhhio, oldest son OF the late Dr.
HIS funeral tool nisre a. ~
terday at3 H. VI.
tJLLlNAN-Died.on MONDAY. tho 1sI instant
AZ 1870 \. VI, at the residence of Dis uaren,.
20 Brook avenue. Of paralysis. 81 JOSEPH fhe
son OF VI D. and A. E.Cullnan: aged o. rears ana
months N
The funeral viii take place from the alovs
W EDNESDAf at2o'ciock I'M Friends
oil ne iamlly are respectfully invited 20 attcni.
Baltimore. New York. Boston and Worce.f,r
Mass lapers please copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24
Gotta Piece OF Apple into Its Lung and Died.

sRTINsynLE,. w.. Nov 2i.- Special. f.
Mr: y y. GriSgs lost child this week II was
eating an apple and sucked "A piece into its
lung and died in short time. despite the eff
NJ. W. l.. Griggs, of Danville. was married
at the Presbyterian church "Wednesday lost
10 Miss Pocahontas Claiborne. one Of the
most attractive young ladies in AIartinsville
Mr.. George ID. Marshall. an aged and re
spected citizen Of the Horse Pasture district
IS dangerously i'll.
Inc board OF supervisors Of this county
made application 10 the Governor for twenty,
I'VE convicts to work on the public roads
ana were assured they could get them. but ar
their last meeting refused 10 take them on
great. w
Inc Republican members OF the Farmers
Aliiance OF this county. or At least some az
them, are attempting 10 dictate a. 10 whom
snail be elected county Judge.
me indications are that the Roanoke and
southern 30 liner road will he completed by the 18th
OF December: provided that the weather con.
tlnues favorable. '0''-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24
Monument Proposed in Memoir

-, WHITE MARSH, Va. Nov. 20 fSpecial
ne death OF the lamented Judge Warner r.
Jones though not unexpected. cast a Gloom
over our whole community. He was held ~
me highest esteem by ali who knew hin, ~
some time before his death he sent for h..
pastor. tile Rev. W. b. Lee. and told hin, ,bas
he wished him 10 bear witness that he vas
not afraid = die. but was ready and wilI;ncs -
90 whenever It might please the Master -
Ihere Is move on foot to erect q sui,oh1a
monument over his grave as Il SLIGHT foksn sc
ne niSA esteem 10 which he was held bv eli
the citizens Of this county. Oh
Inc excitement over the recent electio, -
eIauualiy DYING out. Tho Republicans sill
cry fraud. hut we have heard OF no attennt 80
prove the charge e'Ap' 10
OIr oysiermen are anxiously looking FOR
WnIu 70 cooler weather. hoping that The do
inanu VIII increase and that prices will in
>. we hear some talk about the Alliance oo,
u w. recently elected 10 the Ierislatnra
NOT BENG admitted into the Democratic cei,
ous. ouch course III the end will prove am
I'm 70 ihe Democratic party The DEM
-. $50 anu AiIahce men are natural allies ond
4, can AFFORD 10 make war on tho ofbar
:. 1onoiliation should be the watchword al !.
sll oh.y sure means OF preventing the tb;rJ
i,aI'y move from taking root in VIRGINIA all
'he Whole South IN 1872 '-'N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24

present upon tho community. as quite a
number Of hands will be thrown out of en-
ployment. and the lumber trade. upon which
many are dependent for livelihood. will be
cut off. The firm will rebuild as soon as pos
sible and again set in full motion an enter
prise that has and will continue to be of in
calculable value to this community and
county.
News has Just reached town Of the death of
Thomas X. Sexton. Esq. prominent citizen,
farmer and merchant Of Chatham Hill. this
county. Mr. Sexton had been in bad health
for some time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24
Big Fire at Marion. In sm,,, cona,

,MARaloN; VA. Nov. %. Especial Thu
,'io" handle and SAW mill department -
Messis: Look a Lincoln's manufacturjns 6r y,
i wac '9sai!y destroyed by tire here this morn
Ing oFisin Of the fire not positively known low
storeI eS 3; 200 WORT of finished plow handles
was destroyed and Injured which =, LII dIhih1er
buildings and machinery viii run rba Inc 'ne
W p ~ aoout $1,000. with no insurance.
Du' Tor our fine water supply AMI oc,;vo
denortwar," the wagon manufacturing
bb ur,nad would also have bes5s
tbs Ae1, thIs building being lust across
which case , ron tie ore. DESTROYED, in
ossn enormous, the building b.inS Ua l nave
., EQUIPPED with fine mschinsrv sSSd
r rTeu Win large amount of wagon .n ~
p"es' 1nis loss will fall heavily for ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24
Decline in Virginia Consols
Editor Of The Times

;, virginia consols sold Ia London At 81 b.fo..
me me settlement. They have since sold =, ~
The decline shows that onr Lnglisb' ~ ~.
ar. are disappointed al the terms. IL is e,iJ1-''
saas .he American committee made conn.
il'so more favorable 10 Virginia than the r.
upn council expected. The medicine H. ,.,'.
pIeasant to the foreign bondholders bu. ,t '.'.
.hn. that they have 10 swallow n AZ
e onaI - Tue emu OF 1t. We told them - sov
IN ttai wars ago and now they believe II. M
They did not or would no, un1s- 49, en-.
diIihculties hence the exhausting cor,e of
damaging to both parties. Virginia vii ny.
emerge from the tolls Of debt and i ~
Dondboiders have patience thew will So
reap full benefit by the enhancing yalne ~
the new bonds. 'Si"s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24

might On, DC right in state governms,,
q s.yJla.loI 81 that right when assu,ao, y"
a az, be thisas 1t may. every one ne, , oy
r nee according to tho dictates Of his Hust
alono I L una NINE tells mo that civil pov.
United States. and no anthoritv r. g,.oi ihs
Ienglous exercises Of his cors,itre,. ths
hh.alh express my satisfaction that va, ]
oeeu 80 good AS 10 give me an on,,n,,r nt,s
vi explaining myself in a private la,,n.
.ihich could give my reasons more in I'D
snan might have been done In ,nt .il
answer. Ana pray you accept the a,s,,,s,r..
VI NY hlshest esteem and respect
i''S"euJ THOMAS JEFfTpSop
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24
Death of Rev. pr. John Iand.,r.e,

MARTrNsBURG. W Va. Nov. n Re.
John Landstreet died to-day after an il're..
OF three year,. from an affection Of the heart
aged seyenty-four years. In his death ,bs
community loses good man and the church
an able and constant worker. NJ Tsnl
street was member of the Baltimore en-
terence OF the NJ. J.. Church South having
been IN active service since ls41 he was
chaplain OF the First Confederate cavalry
OF Virginia, and for several wears was ON H.
stan OF General J. T.. b. Stewart. Nr Land
street was married in Virginia. where he Ya,
minister for many years. He leaves a wife
daughters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24
mn and "Kebeln Elan.

nder the caption Can this Do Truesr d ~,
Danylle Register says ~
A correspondent OF the Albany To,-,.
writing from Atlanta. Ga. with referar., =.
the display OF Confederate flags on the oo..
SION OF me unyellng Of the Grady NOM
ment IN Atlanta. SAYS
tommander-in. Chief Palmer WAS rr-
justified in his course. A. David 3 nm .l
orator OF the day and the party az Ns.
/ lorkers who accompanied him. can ah,,
| DAINTY demonstrate. While IL is triie fi..
! the rebel flags displayed on the occasion Tsrs
Few IN number IN comparison with the Sf,-,
ana stripes. and were carried IN the pro.o.
Sou rs relics rather than emblems. tIof,..
remains that only the Intervention of Go,o.
nor Hill prevented generous display ~
the rebel bunting W
When the Governor arrived here he found
that preparations had been made Tor ~
play % the Stars aud Bars not only throrgb
out the procession and in tho decoration ~
the building along the route but also arorra
the monument itself lie entered a deciiei
protest. fatty refusing. 10 was reported a.
participate IN the exercises In honor ~ 80
lamented Grady unless the Objectionable a.
were removed from the neighbOrhoad of Ill.,.
monument, from the procession and ALONG tta
route.
1T was tho objection Of Governor H1
alone that prevented the display ot 49,
bunting and confined the demonstration for
the lost cause 20 few tattered relics M p.
be.llon carried in the procession.
ms seems 70 us 10 be a contemptih'e ma,
ceedlng all round IT the story as published "A
true.
Let the Southern people make 10 a custom
70 haul down the Confederate hag Whenever
Northern guest pays them q visit. and p
VII not be long before the rising eeusra.io9
will begin to believe that the Stars and RAJ,
IS, as the Yankees say. the emblem -
treason, and that the Confederates ara
ashamed Of it,
But when that day dawns in tbe SUNNI
south. we shall bundle up our little posses.
'lons and so West.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24

-, HuLsILLE. Va. Nov. Especial. John
Ncatnerford. worthless sort of whit
man. has been brought here and put in isii hv
constable Jones for numbering his wife
thursday afternoon by striking her on the
mead with an axe. The crime occurred ~
Chestnut Yard. the present terminus of the
North Carolina extension OF the Norfolk and
western railroad in this county. Weather
iora las been drinking great deal lately
ago She swore out a peace warrant n,,ai,,s,
HIM. lie couldn't give the necessary b"ni
ana was placed IN Jail. His wife took com
passion on him aud secured his release He
resumed his drinking habits and his m treat.
ment OF his wife, and after killing her bs
walked down to the railroad station and told
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24

CHARLOTTE. n c.. Nov %. Special. T.
Rev. Dr. Miller. OF the First Presbyterian
church. preached sermon yesterday denounc-
lng the dissenting element in his church AS
dead hsh Great excitement prevails i'm
church circles and the matter is threatenino
the rupture OF the whole church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-24
"ono Dollar and Love and Affection

CHARLESTON; W. W. Nov. 20 -rSnecisI
Z. curious deed was presented for Rood IS,~i -
.he county clerk Of kanawha comfy ~
wulcn large amount OF property was CON -
Neyel 10 Young lady by her parents tbo
consideration being one dollar and love a my
@nsc, rsrnrs SHORTY afterwards a mortgage
paid purchase money This places ,be lot ,, uh-
lady IN position that unless She ex6;bits"
continuous and sincere affection co., -
parents, she can never raise the lien against