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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
CLEANED By Telegraph and Mail
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

PEIsSONAL AND POLITICAL
POSTMASTER HUaH MULuorLAxp. q
Paducah. KY, has resigned because G
charges
Gov. PAGE, OF Vermont, has appoin,
ed Secretary of War Proctor Unite
States senator to fill the vacanc
caused by the resignation Of Edmunds
IT is said by the Chicago Inter Oceal
that Senator Stanford considers himsel
a republican presidential possibility.
A CONVENTION Of the Irish nationa
league has been called to meet at Chi
cago October l and 9 next
CHARLES X. FLINT has been appoint
ed consul-general of Chill at New Yorl
by President Balmaceda
The fighting at Valparaiso is expect
ed TO continue for several DAYS
SECRETARY NOBLE, in a letter to q
friend, signifies hat he has no inten'
ton Of resigning.
The Kansas league of republican
clubs met at Topeka on the 26th- Hon.
J. ". Stailey, of Nemaha county, was
chosen president
DIR. LYMAN C. DRAPER, for three
years secretary of the Wisconsin state
historical society, died of paralysis at
Madison, Wis, recently. aged &c.
PENNSYLVANIA prohibitionists met at
Harrisburg, adopted the usual resolu.
tions and nominated w. w. Hoyue for
auditor-general and George Drayton
for state treasurer.
CONFLICTING reports have been re-
ceived from Chilli. One was that the in
surgent army at Valparaiso had sur
rendered and the other was that Bal
maccda's armv had taken flight
Miss LENoRA MITCHELL, the New
York actress found shot in a railroad
carriage in England two weeks ago,
died in London. The police declare it
was a case of suicide.
The international meteorological con-
gress has opened in Munich, Germany.
Weather Bureau Man Harrington is
among the delegates.
Hon. ). C. POMEROY, ex-senator from
Kansas, died in Massachusetts on the
27th at the age of 90.
MAJ. MCKINLEY will speak ut the
Coal palace Ottumwa, Ia, on repub-
lican day, September %. Senator
Palmer and Congressman Mills will
speak on democratic day.
BALMACEDA's army was routed by
the congressionalists at Valparaiso on
the 2Sth and the city captured. Bal
maceda was practically a fugitive, his
being hopeless. President-elect
Vicuna likewise went down. The two
generals of Balmaceda's forces were
killed one after the other. Gen. Canto.
the leader of the insurgents, received
many congratulations for his brilliant
victory.
CONSIDERABLE Sedition is reported
in many of the cities of India,
from the recent marriage res
form law, events in Manipur and other
.auses.
The Munich Allgemeine Zeitung has
a telegram saying that the sit
nation in China is exceedingly grave,
md that combined action by the powers
S imperative.
DIR THEODoRI, the queen of Rou-
nania's private physician, says that the
queen is suffering from spinal conges-
and not from creeping paralysis.
She also suffers from c~ardiacatony.
There are no signs of fever or of or
,anic disease of the spinal cord. The
thai DIR. Charcot has been sum
noned is without foundation.
MIR. GLADSTONE has written n letter |
gambling as a formidable
md growing national evil.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES

A SPECIAL cable from bermuda saws
that n terrific storm occurred there,
leveling walls, ~uprooting trees and de.
stroying telegraph wires. 1t was the
greatest storm since 1850.
A VIENNA dispatch the
death of Marie Tsglioni. once famous
as n danseuse.
THIRTEEN missionaries and twenty.
three nuns will sail from Rome for New
York shortly to join Bishop P~iacenza's
American institute for Italian emf.
grants
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended August 20 showed an average de-
crease of 81 compared with the CORE.
spending week of last year. In New
York the decrease was III.
JUDGE l.. w. SCHorIELD died recently
at Warren, Pa He was register of the
treasury under President HAYES and
served a term in congress-
A BAD fire destroyed $40. O0O worth
Of property at Winncmucca, New.
A DISPATCH from Vienna says that
the empress of Austria shows symp-
toms of insanity.
HE London exchange was active
during the week ended August 20.
American securities were in demand.
The continental bourses were quiet
FIRE destroyed twelve business
houses on the public square OF Quanah.
lex. causing n loss of 500, ooo, with
Sia,eoo insurance.
HIS HIGHNESS won the Euturity
stakes on Coney Island. Time, i:t+:l-a
CorroN is reported badly damaged by
worms and wet weather.
II cong, essionalists took possession
of Santiago, the capital of Chill. Bal
maceda was doing his best to escape.
The feeling of the victors was very Bit
ter against the American government
in uphoiding. as was thought. the
of the deposed president
IHE Martinique hurricane caused a
of $40. 600. 90 aud Us lives
The Alpine traveller. Maurice Petit
gate, has been killed by falling into a
crevasse near Courmayeur, Italy.
SECRETARY or WAR PROCTOR has re-
turned to Washington.
UNIrEr STATES MARSHAL wSlkyK
Alabama. and forty picked men have
eft Mobile tn break up the Sims gang
II outlaws
The fifth bridge across the river NJ
.ineinnati has bren opened 10 the pub
ic Its central span is So feet long
nd the side ones :5s feet each. Ieisa
a~ntilcver.
AkRoNAUr HoGAN fell from his hal.
DON nearly = mile Recently at Detroit
Itch lie was "a brother 1T the Hogan
no went up IN the Campbell sir>hip
md was never heard Of after.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04
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TA<ir proTr~- throsgA "a e@at<T
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hare t.~n barn~a ryh, aa& -
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

The commandery of the Sons of Vet
Grams has settled the long standing
question of the status of Past Com.
mander-in-Chie Walter S. PAYNE. who
was court-martialed and expelled for
misrepresentation of funds. The com.
mittee of review reported that he was
absolutely innocent of any intention to
defraud the order but had under mis-.
taken judgment ~wrongfully invested
the funds. 1t recommended that the
decree of expulsion be rescinded and
that Payne be censured. There was a
bitter fight v e the report. but it was
finally substantially adopted with the
addition that Payne be deprived of his
rank a past commander-in-chief.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

A LATEdecree of the German emperor
forbids the use of baptismal names of a
political character. In future the only
legal names will be those taken from
the Bible and from princes and loyal
statesmen, generals and patriots. This
is intended to put a stop to the
practice prevailing among socialists of
giving their children the names of
prominent revolutionistS
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04
coNvIcrs psosIsir.o
The t"sr'. usfsss O." Hsr"h- 80. usstss
gs.si.isiss the Ss"ri", .s."s 81 . -@ss.s.
In the urtss,iils Ni.s.

The tosr'. Hsfsss O." fs."A. 81. ostss
Prohibiting tn. ss.ri", s,."s ~f . -~s=s.
Is the urte..ttis ssi.s.
NASHVILLE. Tenn Aug Ea iaslFr
NcAiliNtsr has granted a Sat ia the 49,
~ J y Gousiv In ~ The stat tft.so
Inspectors. anil ordered = vrtt o. ,.sae
restraining ttss of.i.T - the psi~n i,
sp~cfors for the rvm"sa - the cfu
vtcts from the stock a.i-s a. Hftc~siir
bu, refusing o. Interfere with tie urisr
prohibiting b ~orkinF - ths rsn'~ta
in thu mines. The clerk aspi asaa'ss
Will is@ss tho writ - iu iunetssn %
straining the defendant ffpfn ssesu'
Ing ~ ORDER ~ Tho stais pfs~sn be-
s~pertors - move ~-Tta es,nsaf4
srurn the hrsnch prison a. tiTirsvHir
but In M ~isc o. iRssrferr - % shs 80
der 81 sail i~nsp-ytsss pfphiiatiaF 'bs
employ tDsn' - .abi runstrfz so 49,
mines ., Hrtesvills. - Appearing l. ,ha
court that sprh mines are nos ia sne
condition required by Law SO
sats viii enter into bad ia ih= sass -
u. oo conditional - -.qsir~i - -
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

QUEEN VICTORIA is said have made
use for years of a mechanical device to
enable her to rise in her carriage and
bow to her enthusiastic subjects. Very
strong springs are arranged under the
carriage seat. and when the procession
moves she can. by simply pressing a
button ut her side. be elevated into the
attitude of acknowledgment as often
rs the cheers of the lookers-on REQUIRE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04
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WAsHfs"ros Aag - @@rfezv
noble yesterday ~n; the f~slia~iHF t
egsarn to Tho gvssrnsor 80 g. akHHna
t. svs sssfx- - ss~-is. aat-Fia 90
fssf ftspateh ,s~s ~ Tr-Fr q a- f-r
arsi ~ opaa 20 49, iz1 - Isa5s To-
psssi~us has nas i-as ssassfs- He-
Bsys to ssfsspfa.
Have rssTa~s.~t saaE~f-at t-s~s - fs~f~~f
fhs f1sfss iaasss safn ~r~~~3 80 $50
a.. p~ops~ -H s.ssrssE.a tsssfh-r ~sa-f
80 uf-sa fAsss isafs anF& 81 r-e
~ss 80 Isd'sss 49, sazgti~f 80 sas CSC
sstan i-aad
Tee ls~ .btfns pgr - % i
o. fsr sc saT s~asbosffF - s@s $780,
ss~T tee 80 iss szs s0a~ ti.es '.as ssss
shssi s.4s nutksna th+ssrB Haf fssasf -a+
sssa rrss E~sp $50 49, -
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

The English liberal electoral execu-
tive hardly know how to treat the ex.
traordinary crop of labor candidates
finding acceptance in radical constitu.
encies. The length of the list al.
ready adopted threatens to give pre-.
dominance TO social questions i'm many
districts where the electoral managers
prefer to see the contest waged on or
binary party lines.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

TWELVE hundred men were landed
from the fleet at Bar Harbor. Me-. and
marched to Keep park where they were
reviewed by Secretary Tracy and Adms.
Gherardi and Walker. Most of the cot
tagers and townspeople witnessed the
evolutions. The thick fog which had
covered Bar Harbor for three days
necessitated the postponement of the
fleet drill
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

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as~s vssss<,0~ ss~aY~s p.rsr ~-~
y ezAaA~a IA IA sssy. So rsA.
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-o~<iy. s&s pzsisA~s IN as @fsF
T~ ess~ ~ sA~ A@~si,y SO sh~ sa
pssrAns~ al ap~r~0a& ~ ,~ E<s@ 70
se~.s< severely sp.s s~o<~s A~s~sshs
ssAan - ~F~ss~sa~ 80 al srsA<< fruz
Aau<s - A>.s .esxs Flsa<s.1r a.kA.
taG Tsss's ehNs<.r
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04
1Issss...s.S u.-u.-..-,.

Lfso"LS. Seh. Aug s-Aboas .
week ago iwo youss feilo~s we're ar.
rested 90 suspicion Of being connected
With a eask robbery They gave their
names a. Jack DAVIS and jack James
A work o: inressiza,ion revealed no,s-
ing against the Two. be-, just - The
po4Se~ ~ere ahous io release fbea CO..
OF b <rgeAais discovered ,hzs Tie
younger o of The prssonrn ~as
gsri- On bring pat IN the sweat box
The p-repos>essisg p-ssoser s4nis.~d
.ha: she wzs siri: fh-; her nane vss
Cora Gortoa and she SO II yean Cd
bat she - elopsng with D1sA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

Zen JAMES L~oNGsTREEr, who was
expected to attend the encampment of
the New Hampshire veterans at Weirs
did not appear, owing, it was said, to
certain newspaper articles tending to
arouse prejudice against the confederate
general. Resolutions were adopted by
the veterans condemning the tendency
to revive unpleasant memories and cor
daily inviting Gen. Longstreet to visit
the encampment of 1899.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04
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LEXIscToS. Seb. Asy s1-a sr-
broke out q; 10 4 m The fam.
spread 10 sdioiniag baiSdin- -hseh
we're consumed. leaving no;hias IN,
the EEct national bank bzilding and
the Con firnibs blork The baildinr.
burned were frame Tho.e gef, stand
Tag were brick The Ioss Is aboo: sxs :
ot and The Insurance snail tn.
origin OF The fire il unknown by the
heroic efforts # citizens .h. .ur.h~r
spread OF the flames Was a.er,ed. A.
though At one time il looked a. !. IN.
Whole business portion Of The city ~as
AnE-~
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

AN agent of the Bertiiion system of
measurements for identifying criminals
visited the special agents of the treas
ury department in Chicago and suggest
cd that the Chinese exclusion act could
b made easy by the application of
the system to all the Chinese in this
country. Under the system it would
be impossible for one celestial to per-
senate another. He was referred TO
the department al Washington.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

~b"FhissvfLII Ky ass D-sess
hAs teen received from EtsT riiI~. ,A~
eoan'y -~a; ~ Lyon opssty. 60 ~ sf-
feet tssiihere "a sr-sssEei.eBest tassrs
over the eso~ts s-iax mss~ by Caissa
states Nar~hai BzrcA~es as1 depvs~s
% ooil-es tA~ sa,~r~ss % tA< bDs%es
railroad isa~b.oase-& - tks rss1a.y
kSOrt. are h-fng nsf< 70 ~s~c. o~8-
prounb~ o. . pror>~d ihs. - eDzsiy
pay % o~sts 90 The dollar. -A~h rozS
azoun. 90 s7s+ as. Szf to- eitis~.s DO
eiar- iha; thy -iIl psy ssssnx Ts~r~
are grave fes~ of sv@sss sru~s4~ 60
The p-opl. s~~ r~V ascA ssx3s<d
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04
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Srv Yoks aSx TIE Hszh-v.
ADe1cAn ns~s sI.1sksr SS~sA
from Hsnssry anS Hsrr- f1r y~~
York before rport@S sro&~a .: ga
~Hh tk- k1~ 81 tkr~~ btstrRO ~ q
p-Il~r sst p~<-sdias s&s-ly far kr
S~s;ssz:soe. arrss~4 insA~ - ss.sr
Hook 49, eSc-< ~ ->D<nknx
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

OFFICIAL statistics just published
show thai the provincial debts of Italy
mount to IA, 9O2, 900, 600 lire (Sa, $50,
500, 00O) or 81 CID lire (s!O3) for each
inhabitant and 5l3 $40 lire on each hec-
a of land. This is, of course, in adj
dition to the national debt which is
upward of "a, 600. 600, 600 lire or nearly
s., ZOO. 600. 600.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

GATE says that a splendid Methodist
bishop was ruined in Senator German.
The senator in his white tall hat and
gray suit, with his bland smile and
shrewd face, looks very much like a
church dignitary Oh an outing. He
has a very cordial manner that attracts
hosts of friends to him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

tablished i'm the little republic of An
dora on the south slope of the P~yrcnees.
Its location will be one of the most
beautiful in the mountains where the
peaks are covered with snow all the
year round
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

"DE. SEWARD WEBB, of the Wander.
bilt family" notes the Boston Herald,
wants to buy a piece of land adjacent
10 his farm up In Vermont, but he finds
that the price has been marked up from
$40 to $500 an acre. At this rate il
might pay to locate Vanderbilt farms
all over New England"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

A PIECE Of crown land in Pail Mall,
London, has just been leased for a term
of eight years at an annual rent of
4 l,525, which amounts to IS Cd per foot
of the area, and is nearly equivalent to
a selling price of half a million per
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

WHILE in Australia Sarah Bernhardt
Is said to have visited the famous
Whispering Gallery near Kama, on the
coast of New South Wales The gal.
lery is a horseshoe shaped chasm whose
walls rise three hundred feet. A brook
runs through it, forming several little
cataracts. from the brink of one of
which rise the Parsons Steps" pecu-
mar natural terraces on which Nine.
bernhardt stood and recited the Mar.
seillaise-" The faintest accent if dis
tlnct Is carried all around the horse.
shoe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04
E,-Cenxr...m.n Keller. Elcp.

WAsuISsToS. Aug. es-Congressman
Broter'ek- of Kansas said yesterday
that he had not learned of eN-Conre.s-
man Harrison kelley's tiop over 20 the
alliance people until within the last few
days bot tina, he was not Surprised a;
MS action. Is IL was a severe disap-
pointmeui u him to see tie elections
bill defeated in the La, congress I.
Mr.. Kelley was really GU; in an a;teny.
TO succeed Senator Plumb he did nc;
think there wxs any great room for
alarm on the part OF the las.-nanea
gentleman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

a COMMITTEE of the Georgia legislat-
ure recommends the passage of a
bachelors bill" This taxes a celibatc
of thirty Sa5 a year. the amount being
raised every five years, until at sixty he
pays $500 for the privilege of singleness.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

THE emperor of Japan has decreed
that every man who provokcs a duel or
accepts a challenge shall pay a heavy
fine and serve from six months to two
years i'm the galleys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

A Genial OF the report ;ha, the A,ehl
son. Topeka 4 SAINT. &c railway Is 70
build . line 30 san Francisco has b~-n
made oy Si~ce-President ghe;nhard,
Mr. Rheinhard; also said iha, ,here va
10 Truth IN The statement TIA, the com
pAny sss eayias land fos sab . pug
pose
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

ACCORDING to a New York appellate
court a mans note made payable sixty
days after death" is good against the
makers estate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

The New York Sun makes the worlds
shortage this year in wheat and rye
GS0. 00o. 600 bushels; that is, the world
lacks that much for enough consump-
finn
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

On the Fond du Lac Indian reserva-
ton i'm Minnesota yer 10, 600, 900 feet
OF pine have been illegally cut and one
of the inspectors is said to have ordered
arrests.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

EMIGRATION from Italy continues on
a vast scale, many going to Brazil
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

THE mackerel catch off the coast of
Ireland is less than half Of last year.
The business is threatened with failure
in the near future.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

The cold snap in Indiana killed of
the grasshoppers and no more trouble
is expected.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

Msnoz. "a. A.g ala hs<A~fi
eDsasy ,hs as.~rs.ea 4zrssx . lass
de-1E Ma Nisa~ Fso-~se- ss1
A~s E<az cr&a -srs sx@4 ~
Egst.isg asa x1i~&
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04
CURRENT

A CATTLE range in Washington is over
300 miles long and 200 miles wide.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

TIE Georgia mother who sold her
twin babies for a dollar probably made
a good bargain-for the twins.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

knglish miller have advanced the
price OF Hour Is Cd per bag Cold and
stormy weather prevails ihrUughou;
the whole country. In many places
h crop in The fields are under water
or beatea down By the wind AID irre-
ParAbly .ained Farmers Are in despai,
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-04

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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-07-23

A correspondent rs" tOthe News
and Observer says:
If Democrats, in and out OF the
Alliance, will unite in controlling
the Democratic party in the inter
ests Of the people and OF good gov
eminent; make true the empty
boast OF equal laws and equal rights,
make finance the first issue; tariff
reform the second issue; income tax
the third issue; and nominate cam
didates from President down who
are not in sympathy with monopoly,
nor with Wall street, nor with gold
bug leaders, there will never be any
necessity for third party.
But if the PlutOcrats capture our
great party, as they are striving to
do, where will the people stand:
They have owned the Republican
party ever since its birth, and own
it now. We can hope for nothing
from it.
4 third party triumphant means
moro that q peaceful reVolution.O Our
Democratic leaders must he in sym.
pathy with the fundamental princi-
pies of the Alliance. # good Demo
Gratis they are and will be. If not
good Democrats they should not be
nominated. The people must rule
The News and Observer compli
ments the correspondent and refers
approvingly to part Of the com
rnunication, but does the papel
endorse the above.-ED.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-07-23
1 LiLera. sloRo .tioa.

Who has uut heard uf thst lgs-
gon OF family paper-, Ac cutsrpsts-
ing and populsr Week.. Detroit Fgee
Press: For a generation its name
has been . household wnId aid has
become synonym fuf al that is ck-
cel!eut, pure ard elcyatinR In juuru-
aism. 1t j. delightfully."- cnioTla.E-
ing, without resort 10 cheap scuii
mentalism, instructive without being
proay or peIantic. Combining the
literary qualities Of the expensive
magazine with the blight, breezy
leaves nothing Ito Ue Desired by Is6
average reader. Il stocked upon as
welcome visitor by 3yary family
who reads II, while thnusand- gard
il ar Indispensable and would ca 40
account go withuHt H.. An cuormoas
circulation Of l25, 900 copies per
week attes,s its wonderful pcpu.aFi-
ty. Recognizing the fact that there
are those who are uuiaRiiiar with
its surpassing merits ~ home pa
per, the publishers offer 10 send The
Free Press to them for the balance
OF this year lover Ave months} for
only 80 cents-a club Of four Tor II
or a club Of ten for 81. All our read
crs should subscribe AT once. Sam
pie copies free.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-07-23
BILL NYE ON THE
n NOrth Carolina MtIie---Ei Pecu-
Iiarities.

Bill Nye, writing to the New York
World, from "Skyland Thought
Works." bill Nye, proprietor and
and OPERATOR near Ashsville, says:
The mule also flourishes here, and
if is well TO take day off while he
is doing SO. The mule is rarely found
associated with his own kind here,
bat az often hitched up with a high
" mortified horse, or sometimes q
budding heifeT OF two or three sum-
mers.
The North Carolina mule has never
been entirely satisfied with the terms
Of surrender at Appornattox, and It
has eiDbittered him good deal: 50
that instead or taking up the duties
and obligations Of life and winning
success for himself he strikes one as
being rather morbid and unhappy
! He seems also prone to comment
| harshiy on the isck Of congcniality
among his parents, ar' to be con
| stant!y asking himself. "Is Marriage
a Faiiure?''
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-07-23
ROsEBORO DOTS.
Especial Correspondent J


Roseboro has been silent for a
week but she goes cheerfully to THE
CAUCASIAN again.
The turpentine trsic il aiding
much to our little town among the
stunp8 and the sales are constantly
increasing. The prices compete with
any in the county.
The iate rains -ee,n :1 make the
farmers n this section rejoice.
The colOrpd people hav" snnoune-
ed, and desire It announced through
your column that there wi! be a col
oret picnic held a. this piace August
iith, 1921. They wish ~ make il
quite eujosa able occasion fur their
rsce ihey viii have Geo. Scfnr-
lock, john s I.cary, G. = Herring
and VI. \. Holmes, coi0rcd, 10 al,
dress then on the occasion. Tac;
have also employed the c0lored baad
Of Fayetteville TO make mnsic FL
the occasion. They invite all.
Nr. Barton Bullard, who has i're.
quite sick for the psat six months
was In town iew days ago NJ
hone 10 sea him entirely well sooH
! SwIEBURy & Co.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-07-23
SAD DEATH.

Ne clip the following from the
SunpteF Is. G. Appeal:
'sVe reg,e: 10 chronicle the death
of Mr.. Harry J. Carr, the we'll known
builder and contractor, which .ccur-
red at bis ~e,idence IL this city
Wednesday night, after III Illness
az SIX weeks. he Wss member Of
the Methods Church, and his FL
neral services were held there Thurs
day evening He leaves 4 wife,
three children and & number Of rel
tives to mourn their iass.n
Mr.. Carr was native OF Sampson
County.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-07-23

Just before her bereavement. Lady
Macdonald, widow of the iato Sir
John Mcdonald, completed her first
ambitious literary effort sn a series
of articles for The Ladies Home
Journal, the arsi oae cf shieh will
sppear in the -.aguss number Of tina,
periodical. Last summer Lacy Mac
donald, aith party Of frlcnd-, trav-
eled In her private car through the
most picturesque parts or canRds.
and IN a delightfully."- fre-h manner
she describes her exrcrieuos5olt lhIs
trip, In these articles Ia which shv
has given tho title Of can uncon-
vcn,ional Holiday" = series Of
be ,utiful illustrations, furnished by
Lady Macdonald, wiil accompany
the articles,