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Killed Hia Sister.

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-Thomas Hanley,
II years old, killed his sister May
shortly before o'clock Wednesday
night in their home at lie Elbourn ave-
nue.. She was trying to defend her
father from brutal assault made upon
him by her brother, and when she saw
him draw knife and make vicious
plunge at her father she threw herself
in front of him and received the blow
The knife penetrated her left side
above the hip, cutting a large blood
vessel. She fell unconscious and died
shortly aftcrward- Young Hanley is
under arrest.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
He Hammered John L.

ATHENS, Ga. Feb. 2s.--J Ohm l.. Sui.
Ivan was knocked out by train hand
named Townsend on Georgia railroad
regular assenger train Tuesday.
Townsend jumped or the big fellow"
and punched him 70 his hearts content.
He BACKED Sullivan's eyes and choked
him before he was pulled of ny some
of the company. The actor was tclera-
bly, drunk and Ind raised disturban
in the car.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

Deiswsrss and heehis Keep Up Their
Usr-lIke Deme, strstions.

AroKA, /. T., Feb 26.-Rev. q. w.
Hicks, superintendent Of the Baptist
missiles, about fifteen miles north of
AnadErko. writes TO the Indian mission
under recen: date that the Wichita,
Caddo, Della ware and Kechis Indians are
still dancing Their dances commenced
during the Sioux troubles and have con-
tinued since, with only temporary in.
PERMISSION. They have lately gained .
new impetus from the arrival OF sit
ting Bull" their leader, who has been
absent several weeks. Abont 1000 In
dams are participating. Rev. Hicks
considers the situation critical
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
A Phys clans Death.

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-One OF the oldest,
most reputable and distinguished
physicians in the city, Dr. Hosmer Al
len Johnson. of Sixteenth street, died
at his home shortly after IL o'clock a.
m. of acute pneumonia He had been
i'll but three days. He was go years of
age. and had resided in this city since
1850. He was keen student, a tren-
chant lecturer, distinguished humani-
tartan and an accomplished surgeon.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
Toilets New Warden.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill, Feb 90. - The
board of commissioners of the Joliet
penitentiary met here Wednesday and
received the resignation of Warden
Berggren. The commissioners, after
considering the qualifications of several
applicants for the position, agreed
unanimously to appoint Henry d. De-
ment, who was notified by wire of his
selection Mr.. Dement, did not ask for
the Office, but has already signified his
intention of accepting 1t. He was Sec
rotary of state for eight years and
several times member of the legisla-
'urc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
Secretary Foster Qualities.

wAsHIyeToS, Feb 2o.-Mr. Foster.
the newly-appointed secretary of the
treasury, arrived Wednesday evening
After resting for short time he called
on the president. and while al the white
house he took the oath OF cfsce The
oath was administered 70 him by Col
Crook, one Of the executive clerks
Gov. Foster has assumed the duties Of
his new Office.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
Windows VIII.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Feb. GA
special 10 the Journal from Winona
Mimi, says that tho late Secretary
WINDOWS will has been fled for pro
bate. The gross value of the estate Is
from $4,000 TO s175.ooo. When the
debts are paid the estate will yield a
revenue to the family OF s., 900 year
The will was executed June %. 1858,
and leaves every thing to the immediate
family.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

MADISON. Wis. Feb. 2s.-The senate
Wednesday morning passed 70 third
reading the bill levying . tax Of I-Ie
of a mill for the purpose Of con
strucsing new buildings IT the state
university. In the lower house bills
establishing terms Of court In the IF
tenth judicial circuit. Incorporating
the city Of Philips and amending the
charter Of Beaver Dam were passed
under suspension 81 rules
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

OTTAWA. III. Feb. es--Chsrles Ford
was sentenced - Be hanged On Sstur-
dsy. March 81 next for the murder Of
David Moore. OF Omaha, in June. When
asked II he lad anything to say he re-
Piled ONLY. 4 ara innocent BE did
not show the slightest eoBcern. and
after the sentence walked forward and
shock hands with Judge st5Fy. who
pronounced "a. orsfer Of the jzrv.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

Government Troops Defeated with Loss
OF 500 Men.

IoUIoUE, Feb 26.-On the 18th inst q
battle was fought on the pampa at
Dolores. The government was defeated
with loss of about 500 men. On the
10th Iquique surrendered to the feet A
riot on the same night caused by an in
cendiary mob was quelled by the feet
and the foreign residents. One hun.
dred and seventy-iive of the mob were
killed and wounded. On the 18th the
opposition party suffered a check on
the pampa near Huara.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
trsrrfsls s,snshter Of Rebels.

MARsEuLEs. FEB. 25.-The captain
of a steamship which arrived here
from Madagascar reports that as re-
suit OF revolt on the part of The ma
tives the governor OF Nossi-Be. an island
and French colony of the northwest
coast Of Madagascar. has caused The ex-
ecutlon Of over hundred rsbels and
killed their wives and children.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
To Aid National Charities.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Feb. %. - The
eighteenth national conference of char
tiles and correction viii convene here
Wednesday, May IL, and remain in ses-
sion until the 2oth- The object OF the
conference IS to collect, compare and
difruse information respecting every
description Of charitable, penal and re-
formatory enterprises, both public and
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

MAzYvrIr. No. Feb. -. Col J. p.
rrathe- died here Tuesday. He ~ss
TIE nsost wiselv-known t1rfman in
Missouri De vas a noted breeder OF
tho~euzh SreSs. and with his partner,
jim cray. bred ~ach horses IS Galen,
Jim Sr,~, BOBBY Beach ard others
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

sr.rrsrTzLp, III, Feb ss-Artscles
Of incorporation have been fled With
tie secretary II state - ths Chicago.
DsForress a Eastern Railway Co. hav-
ing its Frizeips of5ee IN Chicago. The
capita stock ia 81 e0a oe3. The line Is
~ se CONSTRUCTED from chissFo through
the counties a Cfscss, VII sa5 Ksnks-
kee ~ a pesat "a the Indians state line
N The latter eeunty.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
farsssne Ia Iaais.

cArcrTTA. FEB. ss--The British
forces under the command Of Mai
smyth hare captured tue stocss6es OF
The Tsswbwa 81 wuntho. in Upper
Bu-nah- killing t~entv-seven Ct the
defenders The Tsswbwss palace was
st on srs. looted and finally destroyed.
The British Ioss vss thirteen killed or
wounded The T<a~b~s ESCAPED.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

One way TO get vesithy IL " save
money. even at the expsuse Of pez1nsi
appearance. Tfas wse the m~xzsos en-
raoysd by Cba<ies Keene. noted srtst
Of Lonsoa, vino ds~d the otser dsv. He
~se ~nsver kpc~p - have q new coat.
sssosea . fsscs essv rse s.a pert hess
tsxa q 800 sarzallv BE iss tss salts
fsctsou. II satisfaction u car he called,
~ lesvias yrgxss wvrth e1ts.Dot al
the rssuh II perantrnf @vine.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

OMAHA Web. FEB 2s.--Ers p. r.
cosrsr. The rife q . poor Hschsnic.
r.ces~ei nosioe o. fss death % Joshn
ofye5li- . rnillionxir. msrufsctcr-s Il
BrsSfora Eng. ~ which sfss besomes
cole heir 20 s7s. ess eas The 1e-eas~s
vss her father. tbones sh. -ss ais-
svn~s fer ksnsls marriage tss pears
ara
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

sncS~ the ssyeDsh "a 60 szA ssaziss saa
TIE afsHasa eers ne.rls peeer2es>-
~ PES ~ss SaaseS spa1 fQT 2tA and
rcSpoAesc vita t~o engines
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
FIRE AT MINNEAPOLIS.
Property vsIaeS &. Nearly si,eeo,ece
Fats PREY 80 the Flames

wrxvrAPoEfs. Mian. Feb. 2e.-A FIRE
that started in The Clare-Spess.r paint
works On Fifth street "Wednesday
night 81 midnight has proved 70 ee
the most disastrous Ere ainnesp-
oils has experienced n years.
The 6smare - property nsy be
nearly e.. 8e0, go. uso~s OF which is 70
the Lam Der Exchange. svelve-story
block q. Fiftk ssreet ard Aennspin
sveaue The Robinson nlee< And the
Russell block. the latter owned
nv Sol Smith Russell. TIE setor.
are con- plessiv rzins6 Tie Ere
caa1ss IA the upper storiss Of
the Lumber Exehszrs, wkseh
vas claimed to be ere proo< and Earned
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
p-.ssf.. y~.ssa.et-

RIO JASErpo Feb. 2S.--Tbe election
Of 6ea Decdoro Ia Fonsecs sc press
denf - ths United States Of Brazil
took pace n fhe fedora congress- He
received majority Of twenty three
votes
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

BAxFs CSTf. Ore, Feb zs-An ius-
raense s7o-slise Demolished TIE a-srtz
Hasll q The Red Tsckes ntne wo1tay-
Hnrh carrs.. foreman a. Hol<tssr-
rztShrssn. And gz3es Y. Olsen, board
ins nsase keeper, were buried
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27
HEALTH IS WEALTH

Ia. Z. {. NEsfs NEsYE AND BsaTS TsxAr-
SESI. guaranteed sp-eiae tOr HSslei.a, Dizzi-
srss. Commissions. hts. Nervous Neuralgia.
use of a coaei or tobacco, Waketciness. Mental
Depression. soiteuiRg OF tie Brala resulting
~ insanity ard lead a. % misery. decay and
death. Premature Old Axe, Barrenness. Loss
Of Power ia either scx In voluntary Losses nd
Sperm eferrhCea caused By oyer-exertion of the
trAla. Sc s-a9use &c 0ger-snduisance. Each boz
receipt % price.
Nk UARANTEE siA BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received
b. Us Tor SIX boxes. accompanied by $50. we
vii send the purchaser one written guarantee
10 refund the money II TIE treatment does not
affect cure. Guarantees issued only ~
WHITE & WHITE,
Morton House Pharmacy, sole Agents,
SO MonrOe-street, Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

M@sv DaB~s If nasss5sis n czmsncs
- hsve ope~ virginia Eiokel vss srt
obtsznrs - rss<si fvssx 6->vms.y v-er
s~nsurv 49,. tsrx toe ers ssd f>sn
rp>~s-s<y known 70 ~ psns~z - kuJ-
f.rpsossl. or CD Ftos<k o,ggrr. hscssss.
s1fbouef II sesks6 lire cepp- 80. ts,sy
cosid eosEs 30 s<gsrE iron n
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-27

Tws hu~dr-a yssrr are nax1ss'fs NJ
ss,pss o~&f 49, fzb 80 in TN y ~
e1m aAusoo Ts~ vso wt>h ASpwss>
sps ysrsvs $4,000 e1usso1afs ~ 90
p~u,Sw Rw3@. - - 1Af7 6>rsm 1t
an ew.s cp@ eDsHD6 - - -
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-08
NOVELTY IN GEW-GAWS.
Some Things That Fashionable Peo-
pie Will Wear in Jewelry
This Winter.
Why English Women Do Not
Wear Diamonds in the
Light of Day.
Bow Knots Are Quite the Go-Scarf Pin
Frogs-New Kind of Signet
RinG-Odd Stones.
Written for The HELENA INDEPENDENT.

Written for The HELENA INDEpENDENT.l
"HE PREVAILING STYLES THIS
NI season are marked by beauty, sim
wv plicity and elegance. especially in
rings, scarf pins and bracelets. One would
think that of the myriads of different de-
signs of articles of jewelry since the gold
smiths art has been in existence that in
nevertheless, novelty comes and inoenu-
ity are exhibited every season with uure-
uniting regularity. The great jewelry
houses never fail to have something ON
hand different from last year. Tiffany O.
Co.. literally ransack the world for new
gems, and art libraries and picture galleries
for novel forms that may be used for
trinkets for personal adornment. Clever
workmen in jewelry rack their brains for
something new. This is true of all the
houses who make a specially of those goods.
Amidst a glittering collection of bangles
and bracelets, brooches and pendants, ear
ings and necklaces. all set more OF less with
precious stones from diamonds to tour
malines, all in the aggregate equal to the
ransom Of a score Of kings. the eye rests on
what are apparently narrow bands of gold
twisted into fantastic shapes.
On closer examination they are found to
be bow knots of colored etruscan gold,
highly chased and beautifully engraved.
Some are with clusters of one pearl. one
diamond. n sapphire and one emerald.
These articles are of large size for ladies
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SNAKE AND HORNED TOAD.

A Sidewinder Comes to Grief In Attempt
ing to Get a Meal. 81
Rattlesnakes are generally credited with
having more sense than to attempt to feast
on apine-covered horned toads. but there
was one snake that allowed hunger to over
come discretion down in Inyo county q few
weeks ago, says the San Francisco Exam.
liner. II surrounded a half-grown horned
toad that would havo eventually caused its
death had not a hunter saved it the trouble.
The specimen was saved n is now at the
academy of sciences in alcohol.
The snake is called crotalus cerastes, one
of the most vicious little prairie rattlesnakes
that are also called the horned r~attlov" and
the "sidewinder." On either side of the
head is a horny projection above the eve.
In striking it swings its body sideways
and does not strike out straight before it,
NJ other larger varieties of the cfotalus do,
hence the te 10 'sidewinder." 1t is con-
sidered by some to be the most aggressive
of the family to which it belongs, and ia
dangerous BECAUSE of the small size and
dull color, which prevents its being readily
seen.
The one in question has six ~rattles and ia
about sixteen inches in length. Ons-third
OF the lizard had been swallowed when it
lesorted to the tricks Of its species. The
horned toads always run to escape, but
when caught close their eyes and remain
passive tor Il short time before making Il
sudden break to get away. This particular
specimen allowed itself to be taken in by
the snake until it thought the matter had
gone far enough. Then it began to wrig-
gle and try to back out. 1t couldn't back
out because the fangs of the snake held It,.
Then it began to work its head until one Of
the horns tore a hole through the snakes
skin. In that position thoy were found,
the snake nearly dead and the toad entirely
SO: The academy of sciences people CON
slider it t. rare and interesting specimen.
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and the bows large and full. The back has
all the simmer of a watered silk ribbon.
Aanong the numerous styles of scarf pins
for men are college and olub pins. They
are in the shape of flags enameled richly on
fine gold, with the coIors of the different
colleges and atheletic clubs.
Another pattern of pin that attracts at
tention is also a bow knot with a combina-
ton of diamonds and pearls.
A very decided novelty are scarf pins
made to look like frogs. The green effect
of the %amphibian is obtained by enamel,
and the eyes are of Uralian emeralds, bet
ter known as green garnets Or demantoid.
These frogs are also set with diamonds.
Demantoid reflects light as the diamond
does and it shows a play of color which no
other stone does except zircon.
There are pins set with precious stones
cut in quaint and curious shapes. Some
are ~shield-like, others are elongated hearts.
They are in topaz, sapphire, h%yaclnth, ruby
and emerald. The prices of these are from
$50 up to several thousands, but some of
the prettiest designs cost from 1856 to 500,
and are set with diamonds at that.
One of the latest things in signet rings ia
n gold ring for gentlemen with the signet
in platinum or engraved on an oblong sap
phire. Some of the sienets of these rings
are oblong, others shield-shape n circu-
lar. There is an endless variety of new
designs in ladies' rings--they are often very
artistic, and most of them reasonable in
price to suit the pockets of all. some of
them are as low as from 81 to $40, and
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be out lower for evening dress. Gold key
rings as anchors for gold key chains are
much in vogue and ali the jewelry houses
are supplying them. Earrings are worn
more than ever-especially the more beauti-
full and expensive ones. Diamonds as usual
are the most popular. English and foreign
women often make the remark that it rather
borders on vulgarity to wear earrings Mt all
times. English women nre loudest in their
denunoiation OF the practice. The reason
for this is not generally known. It is be-
cause the foreign jewelry is SO vastly infer
Tor to the American. Most diamond ear-
rings possessed by English ladies will not
bear the light of day. The stones are in
differently set and are frequently not Of
good quality. Diamonds for the American
market must be up to a certain standard or
thev will not sell. If English women had
as fine diamonds as American women they
would be adjoining themselves IN every
possible opportunity. American women do
wear their iewelry at all times, n not
only on festive occasions, because they know
it will bear inspection, being of the highest
workmanship and finish.
Bracelets will also be much in favor.
They will run chiefly to the form of a chain
with pendants of pearlsand precious stones
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these latter are often set with carbuncles,

these latter are often set with carbuncles.
pearls and spinels.
Bracelets are still as popular as eyer. A
very pretty bracelet consists of a pearl that
has been drilled with a chain running
through it with Il pendant shower of pearls.
There are many varieties of bracelet con-
structed on the same principle. A choice
and superb article and n novelty of novel
ties is d bracelet with a pink conch pearl,
while there are others with chain and pend
ants glittering with tubies, pink sapphireH
r most valuable stone-and spinel. The
value OF one OF these taken up at random
is $3.50.
Going back to rings again-the ring that
IL particularly fashionable this season ia
the sapphire seal for gentlemen. Other
stones and combinations that arc favorites
for rings of both sexes are ~essonite and
diamonds, ruby and diamonds, almandine
or purple garnets and diamonds. ALL of
these are of the most attractive designs.
Many kinds of precious stones are now
being used for jewel settings to n much
greater degree than formerly. Some of the
names of the stones are strangely unfamil-
lar to- the wearer of jewslry. These fancy
and precious stone rings MOUNTED in vari-
Gus designs, single clustered and in conbi-
nation comprise an infinite variety Of
stones, including the following unusual
ones:
Alexandria, astoria, beryl. bloodstone,
dsmantoid, golden beryl, hematite, jacinth,
jargoon, jasper lapts ~lazuli, moonstone,
moss agate, divine, peridot. rubellite, ruby
cats eye, ruby spiEel, sardonyx spineI, star
sapphire, tiRer-syo and zircon. In addition
TO these there airs ohlorastrolites from Lake
Superior, jade from New Zealand, moss ag-
ates from Wyoming. phenaoites from 81
IBERIA and Colorado, rutile from North Car
DINA and white ohatoyancy. Every one of
these may be used and are used for jewelry
settings. The spinel, which ia fashionable
this season, is a Particularly beautiful
stone. 1t il found in Ceylon, Siam and
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Yellow Flowers Bring Ill-Luck,

Actors nave a queer superstition about
yollow flowers and will not wear them.
While at DIR. Todd's booth at the fair
grounds yesterday Miss Marie Greenwood
saw aome yellow howers and, after admir-
ing them, asked for them. Mr.. Guibert-
son, her leading man, WAS present and
begged her not to take them, saying they
would surely bring her ilL-luck. A laugh
was INDUCED in at his expense and she took
the yellow flowers. In an hour the opera
house was in ashes. and Miss Greenwood's
ill-luck had cost her $1,000. Tha flowers
got in their work.-Owensboro (Ky.) Reg.
lister.
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Are You Suffering

From back ucke. Inflammation OF the blad-
der, driok dust deposit or stone in the blad-
der, or in fact any arrangement of the
kidneys or urinary organs? If thus afflicted
DO not loco time and waste money on worth
less linimants and worse plsstsrs, but strike
at tho seat Of tho disssse at once by using
the greatest of All known rsmedies, the eel
ebrated Oregon Kidney Ten. Pleasant to
take, purely vegetable. Satisfaction every
tint. ~
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for brooches and smaller AS scarf pins IL

for brooches and smaller as scarf pins for
gentlemen. The bow knot is carried
through all articles OF jewelry this season.
An exquisite effect OF watered silk ribbon is
given In some OF these brooches or breast
pins. The bending is also of bow knot Of
flowing ribbon Of enamelcd fine gold. They
arc Of various %aoiors, all dalicate and on
many the enEnellne is different on both
sides. Most of this particular design ARE
set with diamonds. They a o too compara-
lively moderate in price. ranging from x2G
to S75. One of these is especially striking
tho enamel ID of Il deep rich navy blue,
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1t will cost you nothing and will surely do
you good if you have a cough, cold or any
trouble with throat, chest or lungs. DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds is guaranteed to give re-
lief, or money will be paid back. Su ~fferers
from la grippe found it just the thing. and
under its use had Il speedy and perfect re-
covery. Try a sample bottle at our expense
and learn for yourself just how good a thing
It is. Trial bottles free at II. 8. Hale q
Co.'s drug store. Large size fifty cents and
81.
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Burmah, 1t has more colors than the rain
bow. an endless variety of tints. from ruby
red, yeilowish red, pink, purple and green.
Not less exquisite is the peridot. with its
tint Of olive green and yellow green, brown
Ceylon are noted for these gems. Essonite
is another name for the hyacinth of Ceylon.
It forms a setting tor many scarf pins.
Rich and simple studs for gentlemen will
be exceedingly fashionable as the vests will
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NOTICE TO CREDlTORS-EsTATE ON LOIS
~ D0iGler. dacnnrad

Notice IA hereby given by this undersigned. al.
m1nistrator OF ths estate Of OILS XeigIer.
decos,ed, to the creditors Of. and ali rersons hnv.
Ins claims against the said decenssd, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within fuu9
months after the tirat publication Of this notice.
70 tho taid Administrator at tho law orios OF
Henry Z. smith, rooms 20 and 20, bailey block,
II Hslena. the same being the place for
in tho county of Levin and Clarke.
Ed NYF,
Dated Oct. l. l6vl
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would seem as if he had just wakened with
a smile on his lips. 1t was then that he
was seeing his visions of what he would do
world loved him because his voice was of
silver and gold"
Her voice fell, and she remained silent a
moment, resting her forehead on her hand
TO BE CONTINUED.
COnYright.
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To tile Public,

Notice is hereby given to the public that
no ono is authorized to receipt for or collect
any account due and owing Horsky, Miller
d Co., except the undersigned.
Or1o PETERSON, Receiver.
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as described. Pearls are being worn more
this season than before. They are proving
in some respects formidable rivals to diu-
monds, although the pearl and tho dia-
mond are often in combination.
Copyright.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1891-11-05

The political situation in
North Carolina is such as to
require the exercise Of pru-
dence and caution. The News
and Observer has been a faith
full watchman and has warn
ed the people Of the move
ment that has been in prog
ress to prejudice the Demo-
cratic,people against theDem-
ocratic party and to lead
them OH into a third organi-
alton, in opposition to Dem
octacy. This project having
been made known and being
recognized by leading Ali.
ancenen in different parts oi
the State, it only remainsfOr
them to exert their infuence
as Alliancemen among their
nelehbOrs to check the drift
and to defeat the plans oI
those who would divide the
people and disintegrate tht
Democratic party United VIC
stand divided. we fall.-News
and Observer.