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The state chronicle., 1892-10-30
ChfIdrenss WraDS.

Exquisite styles for children two to
six years. Childrens' long wraps with
and without capes. A liberal showing of
servicable wraps in inexpensive qualities
suited for school wear
w. II. & R. S. Tucker & Co.
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ParIor Carpets and ParlOr Furniture

Very rich and beautiful colorings in
" cut pile carpets for parlors. Velvets,
Wilton Velvets, Moquettes, Administers
and Wiltons.
Parlor suits to match, all pieces up
holstered alike, or the suit in two, three,
four or five colors. Dainty single pieces
for parlors, cabinets, odd chairs, etc.
w. Fl. & r. S. Tucker & Co.
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CiOiing.

AS We will discontinue the clothing
business, we are selling ali clothing at
wholesale cost. All the clothing must
60 ana 60 quickly. Price will move
them. We have quite big stock of de-
slrable clothing, at D. T. Swindells.
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Sxinds|Is UnappIoachab|es,
Flannel Underwear.

In winter underwear we feel that we
can suit any and all. All wool, halt
wool, marino, white, brown, gray, for
ladies, gentlemen and children, and
that all important part-"price"- is not
high at D. T. Swinden's.
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millinery.

The combination of art, style, quality,
quantity. These four coupled on to
pluck to sell low has run our millinery
away up into popular favor this fall
Then, in justice to our milliner, she is
away above the average in the art of
trimming stylish hats.
ID. T. Swindell.
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Rur TrfJalnlinDa.

viii show Monday, new ideas in fur
and gimp combinations. The popular
widths in the most desirable fur trim
mings for this season.
Astrachan bands wide and narrow to
match
W. II. Il r. S. Tucker & Co.
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Eew ! oTh s.yney 13ari.ea.

NEW YORK, Octon = 23.--s.ouey on cal
to-day loauau s.riigeat at 2a6 per cent.
closing 1t per cent. hxchangs closed
quiAl. Stste5 Ia- "a 4sSJEs4 ssh: aetna.
rats zsS%fa - -or 0.dsy lis, ANA 81
4S6 lcr q -ialc. Government bonds close.
lJe d; cur-luc- 5's l01J. j. eisi: e-.e-t.. es =.
:2zls4sr re'} III II nd; IS iCcupola) ia Z
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RADaM'5 MICROBE KILLER.

lf is TIE only medic ne that can he taken
II barge enough qnantles 10 step fermen-
tation, DESTROY microbes tie eeTIns OF dis-
ease aid rot in eny way cause harm to
the patient Ii contains no drugs what
ever but /. a water charged with power
tnl germ destroying gases As A Spring
medlc ne 1T is unequalled Fifty page
book free ". III KING & CO Aa.i.r
octi3-eod3m
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fuckers SUNDAY LOCALS,
To Buyers of Carpets.

Our lines of inexpensive carpets was
never larger or off cred SO many styles
as at present. At25c., 30c., 35 40c 45c.
and SOC are the best possible values. In
ingram carpets new weaves are now
shown to take the place of three PHYS,
Westminster, Ksudahars, and Agras,
containing the same quantity of material
as three ply, being more compact and
will give better wear. We show choice
line of patterns in these excellent carpets.
w. H. & R. S. Tucker & Co.
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Fur Capes.

Long military fur capes in monkey,
astrachan. Coney and Baltic SEAL Fur
collars and muffs.
W. q. & T. S. Tucker & Co.
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Gentlemens, Fine Shoes.

New shapes in gents patent leather
shoes, congress and balls. Gents heavy
double sole Scotch bottoms, wide tip
Gents fine cordovan, congress and balls,
in the newest shapes for this season.
W. H. & r. S. Tucker & Co.
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Wood plaids, mixtures, checks and
stripes at 45 cents, so cents and so cents.
A very desirable assortment at 25 cents
per yard. Suf colored and fancies.
W, H. & r. S. Tucker d Co.
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weather Report.

RALEIGH. Oct. 80 Max. tenn 10; min.
tenn. As. Rainfall 0 90 inch.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity
on Friday: A decided cold wave is ad.
yancing from the north west. On Sun-
dav, fair weather decidedly colder with
brisk northwest winds. On Monday,
fair and cold; killing frosts Sunday and
Monday nights.
WAsnrNGToN, Oct 80. Forecast for
North Carolina: Colder, generally fair,
northwest winds.
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atE0Eke-
Presbyterian.

SACRkD HEART CHURCH Father Marion,
Pastor. Divine services at II a. m. Sun
day school ;4tJ CT D. III.
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ayers Sarsaparilla acts directly and
promptly, purifying aud enriching the
blood, improving the appetite.
strengthening the nerves, and invigor.
atlng the system. It is, therefore. in
the turest sense, an Alternative med;.
cine. Every invalid should give il p
trial.
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Office Furniture.

Office desks, Office chairs, book cases,
office carpets, and Office mattings. Com
pete equipment for office work.
W. H. & r S. Tucker & Co.
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4 Train DELAYED.

The engine Of the outgoing train to Ham
let ran off switches of johnson street yes
terday. The train was detained and did
not leave until o'clock
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Lanatus. the New Comforts

Now in supply of ''Lanatus Com
forts" new idea, warm as down, one
third the weight, light fluffy and pure
An important feature of this comfort, is
that it can be washed with ease. Price
So so and $6.50
w, H. & r. s. Tucker & Co.
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CAIiCss SERVICES TODAY
Episcopal.


CHRIST CHURCH-Rev DR.. NJ. NJ. Mar
shall rector. Twentieth Sunday aff er Trim
ity. Divine Service and Sermon at II a. N
Sunday School 400 p. N. Choral Even
song 5:0op N. Services during the week,
Tuesday All Saints day, Holy Commuu-
ion L m, We inesday p. m. aud Fri
day 10 "a n Free seats. All invited.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD.-Re
|. .dck. PitJlnger, rector Twentie
SUNDAY after Trinity. Holy Communion
At 5 q. III Sunday School at $50 a III Morn
ing Prayer and Sermon. at II m. Evening
Prayer at 7.30 p. M. Tuesday tAll Saint s
day service 81 10 q m. with Holy Com
munlon. Wednesday, service at 10 N
Friday at ) P. NJ All seats free. All cor
Gially invited
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The most complete line of fancy slip
pers ever shown in the city. Nile greer
satin, tan and red Russian leather, pa
leather operas, white kid oxfords ane
operas, ETC., etc.
w. H. & r. S. Tucker & Co.
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Gentlemen EndarxUoar

DR., Jaegers and DR.. Warmers sanitar,
wool underwear in various weights. In
termediate weights in wool shirts aut
drawers. Soft cotton shirts and drawers
W. H. & r. s. Tucker g. Co.
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The working man suffering from
the importation aud employ ment ot
paupcr labor instigated by his pro.
fessed friend, and seeking security tor
his interest in organized co operation,
still waits for division of the adyap,
tase secured to his employer under
cover of generous solicilude for his
wages Grocer Gereland's letter OF
acceptance
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Carpets and RuDs,

If 1t were possible for us to feel proud
OF anything, we should certainly feel
proud of our success in selling carpets
and rugs this season. Not the demand
but price is doing it at
ID. T. Swindell's.
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White wool blankets, fancy bed blank
cts, gray and brown blankets, cotton
comforts etc.
w. H. s. r. S. Tucker & Co.
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Ladies', Underwear.

Ladies' flat faced" underwear in cot
ton, part wool and all wool. Ladies'
scarlet wool vests and pants. In ladies'
ribbed underwear we offer every grade.
from soft all cotton garment through
to the all wool. We also show DR..
Jaegers' and DIR. Warmers natural wool
garments in various weights for ladies
w. Fl. & r S. Tucker & CO.
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/ YNCHBURG & DURHAM z 2
SHORT LINE TO NORTH ANT, ,.-,,c,r-

.
TralnS leave D1rbarn Is follows.
40. %, Local. {. o. d.. On
20 2, Nal and Express, .....3.s0 r ~
NJ. u, Mixed ...............: y - ~
Arrive at Durham: d ii''
10. !, Mail and Express. I, n -
,.n. q, Local, e. o. q. .....5@In ~ ~
70. II, Mixed 81 = ~
20 connects st Durham with RicI,r.o,,, !;
ald i1anvllle trains 1or Raleigh and noirte
9outn; at HeDniston Junction with kfiao
Ais tp'; banTliif trains from DanyilIe
80. Connects 1t Denniston .f15Dc+i,.,
Danville 'i''"H .sf
Close connection made at Lynchburo
WI ",9n o1ic oE1iichnoni: aud Danylle. C6aaaTeff :
ana ONO, anti Norfolt, and Western Ill
Ioaas, to and from al poinrs Norfh an a.
Fast, West and S0uth-wae.. - az d
ahe shortest and most direct lire to ali
points North and West. oil
For Information apply To
Il. o. SfANARD, Acting Sure.
LYnchburg, Va
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A representative o. he best lithograph
ing calendar House in the L \ will call
on you in a day or two for '93 advertis
ING calendars Hold your orders and
see samples.
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Just received at W. Il, King & Co. s
drug store a new lot of Kinney Bros
cigarettes. Saborosa, Country Gentle
man, Emmett E Live Indian and other
popular brands of cigars
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, She clung to Castoria.
When she Lad Children, she gave them Castoria
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Down OHflt6.

We will show Monday our line of new
down quilts, ranging in price from IS. so
to $l5, Early selections are sugges
| ted
W. II. & r. s Tucker & Co.
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(llrfsiian.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. H.-lev. J. L Foster.
pastor. sunday School at 9:3G a. NJ.
Preaching At : 30 y III by tne pastor. All
cordially invited
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Coal and Wood.

We have now secured more favorable
freight rates from the mines and can
ship promptly hard and soft coal for
domestic and steam purposes to any
depot, direct from the mines and at
miners prices, 1000 cords seasoned wood
now ready for delivery, long or cut fo,
stoves JONES & POWELL,
Raleigh. n. G.
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NOlice.

Every one who contemplates having
any kind of painting done before the
fair should send in their orders without
delay. Special attention paid to signs.
banners, cuts of all kinds to be used on
floats, &c., &C., or anything in my line.
Everything done with neatness and dis
patch. G. W. RrJIocK
l6 B. Morgan St, opp. Capital Sor.
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C0muoN SENSE TEACHES

teat u blocd purifier, III order 10 thor ugh
u purity the blood. u uss have al es.,sss c
roFFeIs.. the entire system must te
cieansed aEd all traces of disease rep O
moved betore nature can fleet a ere
we say and caii prove rha- the orly yea e
dy on earth that possesses the combined
qualities OF Sn aEtissptic. Alternative, auo
blood MIR fer is
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Ladies, Coats.

OF all things we have had dead rush
on from the time the first lot came in. it
Is coats and jackets Third stock lust
in, at d T.. SwindeIl's
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Infants soft wool and merino vests,
plain and ribbed. Children's cotton.
merino and wool vests and pants, plain
and ribbed, all sizes and liberal range
in prices.
w. H. & r S, Tucker s. Co.
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New line of trunks, saratogas, roller
trays, zinc, leather or Canvass at pilces TO
suit at Sherwood's
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A "Balm in Gilead" for YOU by
taking Simmons Liver Regulator for
your diseased liver.
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Wanted in Bridgeport, Connecticut.

Wanted in Isridgeport, EOnnecticut.
a colored woman, for general house
work. in small family; must be good
cook. Good wages aud permanent home
for the right party. No objection to 8
boy, also, ten or twelve years Old, as
assistant. Address,
FRAGK S. ANDREWS,
Bridgeport, Conn.
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W aiited.

A second hand safe. In answering
give size. make and price Box 1872,
Raleigh, N. c.
Oct 80 At
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For Rent.

That very desirable two story house
No. 515 North Person street, on the line
of the street railway, containing SIX
rooms, with two room kitchen attached,
excellent water and fine garden. Inquire
at 504 North Person street
oct 90 ot
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For Sale.

Full dress suit, size 30. Original cost
$40 Will sell for Sl5. Address Dress
Suit" care Delivery Clerk.
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Make your wants known through
The CHRONICLE.
Continued dry weather keeps the
breaks light at the tobacco warehouse.
Cotton is coming in rapidly
Registration books closed at noon yes
terday with heavy registration. 1t is
estimated that tEr largest v"te ever cast
!. by Wake viii be poiiet on oth OF Novem-
ber.
The Norris Dry Goods store isa pop
Mar resort for ladies everything of the
latest design. fashion and best quality is
Kept and attentive salesmen and salesla
dies do the work.
The bell at tAe Eieuton street Metho
dist Episcopal church will not be ruDg
this morning, owing to sickness in the
neighborhood however the services will
be held a usual
As an advertising medium the CHRoN
lcLE grows in favor. The popularity of
this feature grows, necessarily, with the
continued increase in circulation. The
CuRoxIcLE reac hes the people.
Capt B b Wiliamsons great sale of
standard bred and trolting bred brood
mares, stations, ti.liey aud gildings will
take place Friday, November l1th.
Forty head will BE sold al auction.
We are very much gratified to learn
that Mr.. Fuller will represent the county
Of Durham in the next General Assem-
bly,. His election is assured and he
will make useful member-a credil tt
the State.
The attention Of orr readers is espec.
tally called to the advertising columns
Of the CHRONICLE this morning The
display columns contain many new and
interesting announcements, while the
special notice department is full OF
wants." etc, worth caresul perusal.
There will be the first Of the winter Sc
ries Of concerts at Peace Institute chape
next Friday night at 1870 O'clock. L
will be given entirely by Prof. Kar
Schneider, musical director. and hi
musical faculty. The selections will b.
rendered with the violin, violiucello
organ, pfaifo and with male and femal
Z voices. Children and young boys sill
not be admitted The public Is cordial
invited
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Gloria umbrellas, gingham, alpaca aud
silk at Sherw0od's
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Wanted

A bright, active collector, Good pay
Report at CHRONICLE business Office by
a. m. Monday.
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t,nuogtan; 40 business TEcn

New prunes, dried peaches and apples,
a. ThJin8s Pcscud's.
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What will Simmons Liver Begula.
ter do? Cure dyspepsia, biliiousDess,
sick headache and indigestion.
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On the evening of November lst. 1S9.

On the evening of November lst, 1892,
at 8 o'clock, p. m., l will organize a
class in short hand Qsaac Pitman & Sons
system) and type writing at my home,
220 Hillsboro St, for ladies and gentle
men. Those wishing to join will please
meet me on that evening.
Miss LIZZIE LEE
oct oS At
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Registration books closed at noon yes
terday with u heavy registration. 1t IS
estimated that tlr largest vote ever cast
by Wake viii be poiiet on Ssh OF NOvtm-
bsr
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Our line OF candies embraces ali that is
best in eating quality We display The
most extensive assortment ard can sup
ply your wants ROysTER.
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A liver colored setter,1 year old. wiry
looking and very timid A liberal re
ward will be paid for his return to 800
corner Martin and Dawson streets
Oct 80 At
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For constipation. biiiiousness and
kidney affections take simmons Liver
Regulator.
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New ork Produce Market,
NEW YORK, October 2e-Eo,,r o,o,
STEADY, prices maintained. hine a-sdao 5ao9eu ol
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Shoes. any kind, style or quality fol
man, woman or child 20 fit at Sher
woods.
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Continued dry weather keeps the
breaks light at the tobacco warehouse.
Cotton is coming in rapidly.
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Make your wants known through
The CHRONICLE.
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WILMINGTON, n c., Ott 10, '92
Two years ago l was afflicted with
dropsy and kidney troubles. tried sew
eral OF cur best doctors without any
relief, was induced to use Radam's
Microbe Killer which gave me great
relief at once and after using few jugs
entirely cured me l cheerfuIy reco-
mend it. c.. P, REMsEN.
oct 16 SIT 10, n Pad st,
We aim st all times 10 produce the
best, both as regards style Of package
and quality Of contents-alwavs fresh
ana wholesome. isOYsTEs
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sept 23 If
WuMTNGToN n C O.t 10 ;

Choice lot Tea Sets just received at
Hughes. Oct 7-tf
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Fresh Arr5yEss


Celebrated Queen Roller patent flour,
made from new wheat Quality guaran-
teed superior, at Thomas PescuG's.
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The Texas cow boys take Simmons
Liver Regulator when biliious.-J. &
Pierce, Ranchero Grande, Texas.
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New mince meat, plum pudding, new
packing California fruits, Golden Gate
packing Co, at Thomas Pcscud's
a Rare Chance.
Two energetic men with capital OF
$l2, 900 combined can bug good grow
ing business centrally locsted in Raleigh,
N. c. Reason for wanting to sell oihel
business enough to occupy time.
Address BUSINESS,
Care CHRONICLE,
oct 23-2 W Raleigh, \. c.
Money to lend upoa real estate secur
ity, apply 10,
STRONG & STRONG, Atty's.
oct22 2w Is w. Martin St
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For Sale for Cash Or Credit. :
One second hand Doctors Coupe, in
good order
E. BURKE HAYWOOD, NJ D.
Oat -
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JUST REofIlS1

Forty -thrc . |
dress goods. g.ssI
and 45c. rough lre
Just the style Ere
wants them H..-
Serges, Camel Iiair
and smooth #-c.>
are offering ac.-
in medium priced
GIVe Us q Caou Hs
please you. t..
benefit if you l
anime our StCCE.
c. Z. SHERWOOD
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The Norris Dry Goods store is pop
ular resort for ladies' everything of the
latest design, fashion and best quality is
kept and attentive statesmen and salesla
dies do the work
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For the next sixty days. Good, fresh,
clean, new stock at Fred A. Watson
dlcture and art store
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Raleigh stock and Bend 4erAe..

Quotatiors If the Interstate Trust aui
brokerage Company.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-08-04

WHEN republicans raise the howl
that the alliance party is running Kan
sas and point to the utterances of alli-
ance speakers, they are very short
sighted indeed. Two years ago. at
the meeting of the state legislature.
every republican paper in the state set
up the howl of calamity when the
lower house passed the mortgage bill
with the redemption clause, and the
republican senate killed the bill in
stanter. But 10, and behold! the re-
publican state platform of 1892 con-
tains plank in favor of just such a
law as was passed by the alliance house
and killed by republican senatel
Verify ''calamity' is catching. O.
thou generation of hypocriLs; get thee
off the face of the earth and make
room for honest men.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-08-04

county the empty honor of furnishing
nominee whom all concode can not
be elected. There is TO be Judge
elected in this district next year. and
Rice county has a candidate; but Bar
ton also has candidate, yet Barton
cannot hope to be able to furnish all
the candidates in this district. wear
after year. AS a consequence Rice
county will furnish the candidate for
judge in 1898. The trouble with Bar
ton county's candidate for the '93
honors is, that Morg. and his strikers
want to kill him Offence they in
sisted on Bob being set up this year.
AS will be seen by the report of the
Hoisington convention, Morg. was sat
down on there; but he was solid with
the Rice caunty boys, and succeeded in
bringing about his plans regardle IS of
the wishes of Barton county republi-
cans. Cut this out and see if it is not
proven 1.-THE correct tips when another
year comes around.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-08-04
RESOLUTIONS. I. O. O.

Valley Lodge No. 95, I. 0. o. F
Great Bend, Kansas, Aug. 8, 1892
Whereas, The great destroyer, death
has entered the circle of our order and
taken from our midst our beloved
brother, William III. Odell, and
Whereas, We recognize that in the
loss of his presence, his counsel
and Drotherly love, there has been a
vacancy made that none can fill, and a
true and faithful Brother has been
su mmoned to appear before the AL
Seeing Eye, therefore be it
REsOLvED-That we deeply deplore
the death of one so universally beloved
by all; and our great solace is, that by
his good deeds in life he has set an ex-
ample that we all may follow with
profit to ourselves and our fellow men.
Be it further
REsoLvED-That this lodge extends
to the bereaved family of Brother
Odell our earnest and sincere sympathy
in the sad hour of their affection.
REsoLvED-That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of this Lodge,
and copy furnished to the family of
the deceased, and to each of the county
papers for publication.
c Rosa'nt;s,. on r. a. cH 1nn1aAH'
heSoiu'ions. w. E. STOKE.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-08-04
WILLIAM Il. ODELL.
One of the Oldest Citizens and Most Re-
spected Residents of Great
Bend Passes Away.

DIED-At o:45 p. M, July 80, 1892, at
his home in Great Bend, Kansas,
WILLIAM H. ODELL, aged CT years
and I months.
Thus are we called upon to record
the death of one of the pioneers of this
county; one whose life has been full of
good works and whose memory will
long linger with those who had the
pleasure of his acquaintance.
Mr.. Odell came to Great Bend from
near Quincy, Ills. in August of 1871,
his family following in 1872, and they
have resided in Great Bend since that
time. In 1872, at the time of the
organization of Barton county. he was
appointed county clerk, and was elected
to that Office at the next election.
There are very few readers of the
DEMOCRAT but who know his life and
its usefulness, and the regrets of the
entire people are expressed on every
hand, all joining in deep sympathy for
the bereaved family.
Funeral services were conducted at
the Congregational church at $3.50, Sun
day the 31st July. The members of
Valley Lodge I. o. O. F., and of Pap
Thomas Post, G. A. B., escorted the
remains to the cemetery, the two orders
sharing the burial ceremonies. The
procession that followed to the grave
our respected friend and brother was
the largest that has been known in
Great Bend, and the floral tributes
were many and elegant.
An obituary, written by one who has
every means of doing justice to the
deceased will appear in the DEMOCRAT
of next week.