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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-10-29

James w. Lancaster, Haxs inwiils, g.,
writes: My wife was IN bad hsA tn fur eight
years. Five doctors and as many moro 6.ter-
emit patent medicines has done har ~ OoA
Six BEETLES Of B. B. B. hes cared hor."
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-10-29
SALE Of HOUSE ard Lot,

BY virtue Of a mortgage deed executes; by
willard B. White and the 2sth, tiav Of
March 1855 and recorded ia the oiEcc Of the
Register Of Deeds FOR Forsyth county in BOOK
OF Mortgages Nos page $40 We VIII expose
at public sale to highest bidder a, the cour;
house door il Ei.ston on TIE 2lsA .l.v Of
November lS9i, ct O'Clock p IN. f.ctI., :,I.t,
lot lying in Salem t:vlews Creek STREET For
full description see sail Mortgage Deed T.r;as
of sale cash. JoE7s & KxInps. Att,ys
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-10-29
Central Carolina Tobacco.

A gentleman fam the central part
of the State Ier4a ked few days ago
that the crop in the eastern half of
the State this year runs largely to
the cutter and smoker grades. 1t is
light and chaffy and lacking in tho
character which makes crop suita-
BILE for plug purposes.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-10-29

Married
Last Thursday night, at the Wins
ton Hotel, by Esquire Beckerdite,
Maxwell J. German to Ella Spaugh.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-10-29
BLANKETS END CARPETS.
NoTICB.

Having qualified AZ administrators on the
estate of g.. T. Watairs deceased, all PERSONS
having claims agasnst said estate W. herebJ
notified to present them to 1tlrs one of Us,
of this notice or the same will he plead ID
bar of their recovery, and all persons in
debted to said deceased are hereby notified
to come forward and make payment OF sams
at once. This September End, 1891.
Nv. WATKINS,
6w ID. z. MAST,
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-10-29
DRESS GOODS COULTER

Every day and each time see some
delightful newness in the weave or
coioring of our pretty dress goods
stuifs. More and more friends all
the while for the long, tasteful,
CamePs Hairs, Bedford Cords and
Plaid Flannels. Whatever may be
the particular fashion in Dress Goods
at any time, the plain fabrics every
season outsell the reigniug flvorite5
ten to one, and are always in, and
never out Of style. A appropriate
trimmings exactly adjusted to the
various fabrics.
Several bolts black dress serge
just received.
Muffs and Boas. We show the
best grades in furs and made by the
best manufacturers.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-10-29
Mems FURNISHING.

We have a complete line of goods
always in stock. EIaif-;,ose Of all
grades silk clavats for young and
old; driving gloves a specially !;
handkerchief, both linen and silk !;
glosia and silk umbrellas, such as
gentlemen need for constant use !;
and the newest shapes of gents fine
fur hats, at the most popular prices.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-10-29
a,Ee

Our aim is to suit every ona. We
have now i'll stock medium weight
cotton and wool-mixeti, silk and ali
wool. And just arrived, full line
Of ladies, misses AMI infant. hcauti-
full underwear.
JeuesIsas, Cloa!<s, Grcts!,cns and
New-Markcts in great assortment
medium and fine grade cloth The
cioaks are particularly handsome,
and we are selling them right along.
New styles in silk finished Gossa-
mers, very desirable, and have no
trouble selling these garments as
they are made by the very best
workmen and flushed 10 perfection.
Our stock of Table Da;na5k en-
braces the
II ewest Designs
OF Irish and German makes, and
this week we will run OF IA lot those
handsome liuen lliireau tides with
broad colored stripes down the
centre People are responding to
our clothing tliougi.t;,-nen and
boys as never before. But the boys
we lave something for tits week.
Elegant fitting knee pants, from t
20 10 years Of ag.: i2very pair must
60 by Saturday noon.
BLANKETS kND Carpets.
Now is your time to get pair Of
those heavy double EIiiia Blankets.
And we still have few more pieces
of that slightly damaged Brussels
at 40c per yard, 3-ply soc, simply
the bright c.,lors have been reduced
to !oS tones, 50 fashionable III car
| pets now.
Something about Prints. We
have full line of those goods. Prints
for comforts in all colors ; light
prints, dress and apron ginghams
percales, light and dark, fast colors
| cotton chinas in all shades, colonial
cloth, etc.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-10-29

Wa have sold cur sLack Of Dry
Goods and No.ioIs at lis Liberty
street 81
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-04

fatal and it is thought they will recover.
Richard Blalock, the only one who es-
capped uninjured, by some lucky chance,
managed in falling to light astride the
stack and in this way saved life and limb.
Immediately after the accident the
wounded men were taken into the prize
house where Drs. johnson and Roberts
administered what comfort and relief
that circumstances would allow. The
families of the men were also summoned
to the spot, and reporter who visited
the scene describes it as one which
words cannot do justice to.
The circumstances surrounding the
occurrence are peculiarly sad, from the
fact that the men are all married, and
with the exception of Mr.. Remington
are all young, leaving families of small
children and helpless widows almost, if
not wholly, without means.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-04

Mr.. Remin ston was 56 years of age
and has five years been highly respected
citizen of this city. He was man much
esteemed by all who knew him and in
his trade ranked with the best. He leaves
a wife and three children, two of whom,
Ellis and Ernest, were working inside
the building at the time of the accident.
His daughter, Mrs Joe King, resides also
in Durham.
Mr.. Duke, on whose building the &C
cident occurred, feels most keenly the
sorrow of the afflicted families who are
thus deprived of husband and father,
and has generously offered to make every
reparation in his power in the way of
financial aid and heartfelt sympathy.
1t is the universal verdict that the &C
cident was caused by careless work
manship on the scaffold and that only
the workmen themselves were RESPONSE
| BILE for it.
The startling frequency with which
similar accidents have occurred recently
should prove lesson to the hundreds
of men now at work on different build
ings in this city, who in ascending high
and i'll constructed scaffolds take their
lives in their own hands.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-04
LIVE LOCAL LINKS.

The Days Record of Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.
Big lot sale to morrow.
Don't fail to buy lot tomorrow.
One ton of shot at the Durham Sup
ply company.
Pears soap-Pear's soap. Durham
Supply company.
-Patapsco and Maynors best tiavors.
Durham Supply company.
We notice lot of wagons stenciled
Durham Supply company"
-Thurber, Whyland & Cos. goods at
the Durham Supply company.
Porto Rico No molasses in hogs
head. Durham Supply company.
Full size blankets, from 80 cents a
pair to $12 so. Ellis, Stone & Go.
Full size blankets from 80 cents a
pair to $3.50. Ellis, Stone e Co.
Satin lined, full length, black cony
capes at $4.98. Ellis, Stone & Co.
Ellis, Stone & Co., are selling a gen.
uine black cony muff, satin lined, at 59c.
-Mince meat, currants, prunes, raisins
splendid. Durham Supply company.
Syrup, honey, N. O. molasses, buck
wheat flour, oatmeal. Durham Supply
company.
For holiday goods-a grand and a
great supply-see Charles POstley, the
old and reliable jeweler.
500 yards extra heavy canton flannel
worth fully 124 cents. Our price 10
cents. Ellis, Stone & Co.
Extra large size colored bed COM
forts, very warm-in all grades and
prices. Ellis, Stone & Co.
New lot of ladies plain white and
fancy embroidered handkerchiefs, from D
cents to 60 cents each, just opened at
Ellis, SIOQ6 " 20 s.
Plain and figured canton flannel cur
tain draperies in very rich designs and
colorings. Cornice poles, complete, with
brass fixtures at 10 cents. Ellis, Stone
Il Co.
Will Patterson was before Mayor
Angler this afternoon charged with high
| way robbery in this town. He commit
ted the deed this morning, and was
charged with having taken some money
and a watch from his victim, the name
of whom we failed to learn. Patterson
could not give a bond of 5000, so he
was sent to jail.
Remember the sale of town lots
commences tomorrow at 10 o'clock
many beautiful business, and residence
lots will be sold, and no doubt many bar
gains will he had. Why not you attend
the sale and see if you cannot get bar
gain, and at same time show your faitl
in Durham: Let every one go to tht
! sale, as everybody is invited.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-04
WEEK OF WELCOME
City Of Wilmington Gay With Many
Visitors.
A Globe Correspondent Writes About
the Festivities.
THE LADIES' BAZAAR is A WINNER
People Who Come and Go-Brief Brew
ties of Interest to All Readers
of The Globe.

WILMINGToN, Dec, 2.-[Special, J.
Wilmington's Welcome Week was usu-
cred in Tuesday morning at o'clock By
the ringing of every bell and blowing of
every steam whistle in the city, and of
every steam craft in the harbor-and a
right royal welcome it was, too. The
city is full of strangers and good
many of the strangers are full. The pub
lie building and the stores and a great
many private residences are beautifully
and tastefully decorated-the Hotel Or
ton deserves special mention.
Yesterday afternoon a large crowd
gathered at the baseball park to witness
the bicycle and foot races, and great in
terest was taken in the amusements. The
first event was the five mile bicycle race
which was won with all ease by G. II.
Cooper,
The quarter mile running race was
close and exciting, and was won by Ed.
Willard, Of Raleigh, with Mr.. John Tur-
rentine, second.
The two-mile bicycle race was won by
Mr.. Yopp-with Mr.. Stalker, second
both of Wilmington.
In the mile consolidation bicycle race
Mr.. Kerr of Wilmington was the success
ful contestant-then followed the bag,
wheelbarrow and three-legged races
which were very amusing.
The next attraction was the civic pa
radcliffe procession-headed by the Sec
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-04
THIS IS a PROPOSITION WHICH ALL HUsT ENDORSE

ond Regiment band, followed by the
Wilmington Light Infantry, the differ
ent fire, hose and reel mpanies-moved
promptly at o'clock, and was witnessed
by a very large crowd who lined the
streets along the line Of the route. The
business houses and the private houses
were beautifully illuminated with Chi
nese lanterns, colored and electric lights.
1t was a very pretty spectacle.
To day the boat races and the marine
parade, participated in by all the differ
ent craft in the harbor, will be the at
traction, and tonight the finest display
of fire works ever seen in the state will
be witnessed by thousand.
Thursday night the trades and indus
trial parade will take place, and from the
preparations being made and the interest
being taken by the different manufacture
ers and business houses of the city, it is
needless to say that it will be the chief
attraction of the week. | must not for
get to mention the fact that The Will
mington Drummers," the cleverest set
that goes out of any town-o7 strong
will have the post of honor, as they
should in the trades parade.
The y. NJ. c. A. Bazaar. presided over
by the ladies of Wilmington, is popu,
lar place for the visitors who are "wel'
come They have different program
every eyening-music, pantomime per
formance, japanese wedding, etc, all OF
which is much enjoyed by the visitors.
One of the features is the news depart
ment where they have on sale the latest
! dailies of Raleigh, Charlotte, Baltimore
New York, Boston, etc. called for The
DURHAM GLOBE and was disappointed al
not finding it on sale. They had had
other calls for GLOBES, which proves
that THE GLOBE is known outside oi
| Durham. +.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-04
Notice !!

Ny deepest sympathy is extended to
all who suffered from the unfortunate
accident at my prize house this morning
in the deaths and injury of the work
men-and | take this method of saying
to each individual family that all human
can do in the way of substantial aid, is
rendered them by me, and | trust they
will feel no -nesitancy in commanding me.
B. l.. DUKE.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-04
Furs Eurs

Fur capes and muffs.
ELLIS, STONE & Co.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-04
WE OPEN FOR HOLIDAY TRADE

Flour the market 10 Three Grown Rasns 10
Peach 10
Apple JAM choice Nuts 1000 pounds Candy
Meat Curran Prune Cucumber Pickle Mixed Pickle Chow
Olives Radh Momao Lon Arbucklc Roasted
Puverze and Brown Sugar Cakes and
the gallon and gallon jugs New Or
Moasses MoSes 30 Cheese Pearl Grits
hominv Rice Lima Beans Navy Beans Favorng
Extracts Pudding Bartlett Pears Yellow Peahes
Meal, Oat Flake Buckwheat
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-04
A Happy Combination

of the most potent and active properties
of the whole vegetable kingdom, is that
which makes DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription so eminently above every
other so-called woman's restorative in
the market. Don't stop short of the best.
Don't experiment with worthless imi-
tations, when the world acknowledges
no superior to the original, reliable and
only guaranteed remedy for the happy
restoration of suffering and debilitated
woman. Costs nothing if it don't do just
as recommended. See guarantee on bottle
wrapper.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-04
A FALL TO DEATH.
Two Men Killed, Others
Wounded.
HAPPY HOMES DESOLATE.
A SmOkestack Falls While Being
Raised,
HAPPY HOMES DESOLATE.
On the Large Prize House of Mr.
Il. l.. Duke.
CRUSHING ALL UNDER ITS WEIGHT

rcman w. f. Remington Killed Almost
an Hour of Intense Suffering
Great Excitement Over
the Accident.
Durham was this morning the scene
of horrible tragedy-a tragedy which
has thrown gloom over the entire city
and which has been all day the one SUBJ
iect of interest and discussion.
1t occurred during the wind storm be-
tween 8 and 10 o'clock-a wind storm
which rose just fifteen minutes too soon
for the two men hurled thus unexpect-
edly into eternity, and for the work
which in that time would have been com.
pleted.
But the storm did not wait.
1t came,
1t blew,
The scatfold tottered,
The stack fell,
And all come down together.
What that fall meant-a fall 60 feet
under the ponderous weight Of an iron
smokestack with loose boards flying on
every hand,
Go ask in the houses of mourning,
where two loving wives bend in vain
over the cold still forms which respond
no more to their endearments, and
where orphans cries fall upon deaf ears
which will answer to their pleading no
more forever;
Go ask the men now writhing under
the tortures of bruised bodies and broken
limbs, and then say that
Fifteen minutes is counted lightly in
eternity
1t happaned in this way:
Mr.. S. P. Mayo, of Richmond, who has
been in the city several days engagaged
in putting in some improved machinery
for drying and ordering tobacco in the
prize house of B. L. Duke, the same in
which H. J. Bass & Co., are at pres
ent doing business, had about finished
up his part of the work and sent his
hands back to Richmond, leaving only
the smokestack to be placed in position.
Mr.. w. F. Remington, foreman in the
sash and blind factory Of Christian x
Co., had this work in charge and had
attempted day or two ago to raise the
stack by means of derrick. Failing in
this he had had constructed a scaffold
and was proceeding to put it up in sec
tions
They were nearing the top and were
60 feet from the ground when the wind
sprung up and blew such gale that the
scaffolding gave way and the stack top
pied, bringing everything down before it
Five men were on the scaffold:
W.. Remington, foreman;
Jim Williams,
Bob Hutchings,
Duncan Goodwin,
Richard Blalock.
Mr.. Remington fell SO feet, lighting or
his feet and breaking his legs as he STRUCK
the earth. A loose board striking hin
on the head at the same moment knocked
him senseless and another striking hi
throat made an ugly cash, which of itsel
would have been fatal. A part of hi
BODY was also caught under the smoke
stack and badly mangled. He live'
about twenty minutes, speaking onl
once and remaining unconscious
Williams fell 60 feet, being at the tim
of the accident on more elevated par
of the scaffold, and was horribly bruised
He lived little over an hour, but wa
never conscious except to suffer-
Hutchings and Goodwin were ais
badly hurt, but their wounds were nc
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-04

An excellent remedy for dyspepsia
Simmons Liver Regulator-C. Masterson
Sheriff of Bibb Co, Ga.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-04

Simmons Liver Regulator cures gen.
eral debility and will give you new lease
on life.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
HuSIa b.

5ra = oesia ubisrtes iibite rlse oper
2 Wiilioner 9uo Suebe. st Yuo er
Omtring 40 Yuno. &p9tet ON, at Re,
gjerinsen piloe iorbDoe uoisriel al
Spebe, bar uben Evil bibraset til al
iorsse llbisrisfen. Oct anta9es, al
8eiieren oil fOrbpOe "rofsriel al SosOe,
uaar ban / December tommer tilba9e til
ct. petersburg.
Soloaterne / Soesias &arniion bar
iriuiQist siuet en- 3reOieoel af fine Sra
TONER til rpoelins blanot be @goli.
oenoe.
Senere: Sra St. petersburg telesra.
ierebes ben 21be b., at aeiieren bapcs
iurbubt llbisriel al Suebe. 8Or6ubei
ituloe trGbe / 8rait Manbus ben 23bc
os.
Arreitationer. 5orrise 2irsoas
blep omfrins 100 AoelsmGno, 5Orfat.
tere % andre b~siiltaaeuoe Yeriuner ar.
reItereoe, ioroi be bapoe rottet Jig fam.
men for at inbfsre ct fonititutioneli
Stpre; iioen ital Here Sunorsbe Der.
Toner p9re arreiterebe. 9olitiet leg,
ger ale mutise Sinorinssr | 8eien for
Sournaliiter, Der unitrenser fig for al
iaa nsiastise Splpsninser on oenns
IifRre.
gOlitiite 5lpstuinse ! GonbOn o.
Yaris, lom altib er pei unosrretteoe ON
alt, boab Der ioresaar ! Ruslanb,
tiger, at bet rusiiite a~eiierosmme aloris
bar iuepet / itsrre Jare eno uetop MI.
Site en- 5jerbeosl al S~unsersns'
bens Nebner CT beiienbt for lloenpsr.
bensn, bsrsttes fra ct. petersburg ben
lobe bs. Sunser, 9pfus o. andre
Spsbomms ripsr bort BeiOlfninsen !
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
pSbe.T u,nmer 896.

Wtosiebis. Gn aolera Gpioemi thnoe
lie anrette ltsrre gOttasselier. SeiO
pm Resieriu9.n baooe be nsoueucise
Yeusemiolsr, iunoe ben life la irsm
til ale Steoer os linore ben umdaotlige
Glenoi9beo.
5roos Glenbiebeb % Nso cpsr en-
flor Del at 9nnoet iortirtter arissa
miuiteren Sorbereoelierue til aris mco
araft. Cor en- 5io iiceu bleo bet be
lluttet at tisbe upe RiiIer for belc 61a
ren; men paa @runo al 5rnntrtges
Segciltrius for en- rusiiit Slaiance bar
Resieriusen opsiUet oenne G(an o. bar
begpnot at iploe be 0nmle Bsrodn Bd.
troner meo rg9irit aruot. 9e samts
iuoGucoe 8egimenter / 5iulnuo lenoes
til Den slterrigite @rpnoie, oa Rcfrutcr
ienoeS til 1inlapo. 5~Riuiu9SuRra
terue foritRrtes, o. oft tpoer pan, al
ben lHnge uenteoe arig er urr
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
a u B..

Sea neuotlige 9olonins. Tom Con
bon Zines" / ben ienere lib bar ino'
ta9et imOo be 5Orsneoe Stater / @nlso'
ming bet 6ileniite Spsrssmaal, ltul
pare inipireret af bet brittle lloenriss'
oepartement. Gn prominent Nmeri.
tauer / 9unbon iaebe iorleoeu, at ban
baooe 8eoiier for, at bette bar ianot,
o9 at bet bar / Gnslunos Snteresic, at
De 6Oreneoe Stater bdpoe Sanoerne
fuloe / lRn9ere 3io, iaa be lite tunbe
blanoe Jig / be brittle Ylaner | europa
% giten. Gn 9ris meaem be 5Or.
cnebe Stater og Gbill piloe sGrc me9ei
betimelis for Gn9lanos Ylauer.
Sininonitrien i ipolise @aies bar
ben leuere 3io p9ret me8et nebtrDtt.
Chen iibite Mnnoas er mango 5obri.
fer bleuue lutteoe, os ct fort antal
9lrbeioere saar leOise. De o. beres
Samilier itaar alSeles blottsoe for ult
llnoer6plo.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
California.

Deter Yeterien, en- oanItTsot, bel
itaaenbe Farmer fra California, untUm
lorlcben Dag til Nelp gor, paa &eile
til 69brelanbet, bpOr ban tGrfte of til
brin9e Sinteren og mulispis itnbs fig
Ell Some, Itripcr "9t. 81" San toe
IND pna Ell Sotel / @reenpih Street, %
3ilieloet oiloe, at | bet famine Sotel
boebe Ell ing banif Yisc, Berthe 81,
~renien, iom uetOp bar tpmnlet oper mes
"&u9ia" forot Sjsre fin 2ptte / @mea
rifu. Sm bar naturligpiS ircmmeb
ior Gltins Der % fom, b0iit uaturli9,
Samtale meo fin cnliiorniite 9anoss
mnnb. Der bleu tolt frem % tilbuge
ON De 9obe llblister, Der bar, for al
fomme frem / Nmerifa / Mobi9tniu9
til Sorboltcne bjemme, % Guben pao
Samtalen blep, at Galiioruiamauben
ipurste, ON bun life bauOe 2pIt til al
siite iis meo bam os bcgpnoe 2iuet
Imerita iom 5nrmerfone / Californian.
Srn iasbe, eiter fort determining ia, pa
famine Dag FOB De zig bic. TetcrIen
9ap 9anmarfsrciien op, Og Yurret er
M paa &eiie til bet fierne &eitcn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
@iscpu Min.

Sammen1tpo. 20 Geftioner al ct
6ra9tto9 paa Chicago, Wtilpnltfee q
ct. Iaul Bnnen iteote lammen ben
lSoe Os. oeo Geiuautee, 8oufeiba so.
2ofumotiuet o9 IA lnitebe 8o0ne tint
ties. Staoen a%nIlaaes til $4,000.
@n Wtalfinilt bar ben eueite al Cooper.
i%oualet, ipm fum tilitaoe.
0tatt. Sobannes i eau Claire be-
isste iibite CONNER i'm 5sbebp 3rier,
buor ben beli9e 8jortel uoltiGebes.
San er III fpmmen bjem os iortaller
mango unoerlise Ting, ban iaa / Sir
fen. San iaa, flyer ban, en- Some, iOm
life bapoe funnel tale paa to Gar, iaa
5unscns BRIG isien. iaainart bun
rsrte peb Den be0ise Sjortel. @n 8Ons
oefone, Der baube pGret ips / 81 aar,
bersrte ben belli9e SjOrtel og blep irilt
paa Stebet.
iSan beisste 5rantrlge, Stalien, Sol
LAMB, Sel9ien % 5pitluno os iaa me
gen srmoo os GlcnOisbeb bIanbt Mass
ierne / De eurOpRiite eanbe. San
Tiger, ban CT slao uper at DO / ct 9anb,
bpor life Saluoelen al bans 5io %
Iet9e unpenbes til 5Or~bere6elier til
ari9.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
SDriftelligt t.

s Acknowledgements uuoeritats
TANNER / Ct. 2ouis er for 1ioen tor
DtanSel paa Bapirieoler. JOr nosle
Gage iiben mOotos Bantene $500 Benz
Observation-Disclosures iii ct Belsb al $780,
900. 3e betalte oiSis, men Oa be pre-
ienterebe NnuiSninserne / llnoeritat.
tammerst, ertlereoe StatmeIteren, at
ban fun tunoe inolsie benz meo SBlus
pense, od Der life ianotes mere Bapirs
pense Der. Sau bauoe moerrettcr ii.
nnnsoepartementet ! @nibin9tOu ON
5orboloet, men ma bauoe life giort
bet Riuseite iOr at aibi9lpe oenne mis-
lise 5ilitano. 8antsrerne n9steoe at
mObtase iaa tore N9nsOer SsluSOls
lars, oa be life baooe tilltr2tfsligt 8um
i line Sualpinser for benz, Os oesiOr.
uben piloe bet bore altior messt grDs
oert for benz at taae iuu mango Ssluz
Dollars.
Beretninserne ON mislpttet Boms
ulbsbsft ipnes life at uare paalioelise,
bpis man fan tro Notwithstanding
ger fra Rew Orleans os andre BDer /
Spben. 3iliprielen at Bomulo til
Netu Orleans bar uloris isr Oaret iua
flor iOm iibite use. Oct iamleoe 5Or.
raao belsb Jig til $4,000 Batter.
Misiisiippi 8alsp Bansn braste paa
en- Dag 1867 Ballsr til Rsiu Orleans
o. Sainois Central 8anen $1,000
8aler iamme Dag.
Suopanorinsen oper Reip gort
par iioite use bObbelt iaa tor iOm /
ben tiliparence use iiior os belsb Jig
til 3,438 Berionsr. ct iorbolbsois
tort antal al oisie par uuse 7pitsre,
iom uopanorebs for at unosaa Britt