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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-08-28
WEAVERITES In WILSON.
WEAK TICKET PUT OUT HI
WEAK BODY.
BeddInsfieId,s Elegant Address-'''ei
Also breaches the Democracy
Democratic Red Letter Day.

Special to State Chronicle.
WILSON, N. c., Aug. 27.-The Nea-
verite county convention was held mere
today. Sixty two delegates were preseA''
and probably as many sympathizeFs'
nearly the full strength of the party IN
this county. DR.. H. F. Freeman pre-
sided, being the self constituted chsiF
man. The following ticket was noihi-
mated: For the House of Representatives,
j. T. B. Hoover; sheriff, A. B. Boy KIN;
register of deeds, l.. E. Newsom; tr5 as
urer, F. T. Finch; coroner. DR.. j. }. fea-
cock: surgeon, Jno. T. Revel. BEFORE
nominating these men they were required
to come forward and pledge themselves
to stand on the Omaha platform. Inc
ticket is very weak and will be defeated
by 1000 majority. Finch, the nominee
for treasurer, has been a greenbaeker,
knight of labor and republican. Four
years ago he was ingloriously beaten foI
the same Office He was put on to ap-
pease the republicans and keep them from
putting out ticket. Boykin, the noml-
nee for sheriff, is democratic bolter who
ran as an independent candidate twoEears
| ago. Before the convention E. G. Bedding
field made a mastery argument pFln-
cipally to alliancemen who had gone to
tue third party. He showed them con-
vincingly that not one of the alliance
principles had been incorporated into the
Omaha platform and that they were not
| traitors to their organization, as had been
charged if they refused to vote the
Weaverite ticket. He produced James
H. Pou, of Smithfeld, who made rigging
speech for pure democracy. Afte the
Weaverite convention K. B. Glenn, cleo
tor at large, made rousing speech In
advocacy of Grover Cleveland. He
fayed alive Cleveland's enemies and
detractors and spawed up Weaver cor
temptible record. He was vocife)usly
applauded. The crowd of 800 merwere
with him. DR.. Freeman attempad to
get the Weaverites to leave the court
house in body as soon as he adorned
the convention and not stay hear
Glenn and many did so. FIman
skunk away after he had taken advGtage
af his position as chairman to man the
the meanest, most untruthful, and
demogogical appeal to the prejudces OF
those present ever listened to hey and
did not want to hear the terrible SHINING
Glenn gave him in such master! style
at which the crowd went wild via ap
plause. Much good was done here day
for the cause of democracy.
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JAMES KILL, Atlanta, Ga.

For years have been suffering from q
cou- ituhOnal blood poison, which has resist
ei Tie irea men' OF our b At physicians, and
Tho ~ OF tie mo { not, medic nes
| vas covered with y cppI CT cClortd .rup.
t,nal' oy r N" body and limb with |, 30 of
petl'e, ntcur ncls,ing pains in my back,
.hlnp MN b" = general debility, emac a.
Uau, i.luig on Of my hsu, sore throat and
.r,at nervousness I fec>nIe incredr Gus,
hu. rGug tod tina, b. b 3 was .nre enough
cod pnIti and that 1t did not require a
pal n - rsa gros boforo he wss cured,
,0wui rrol its rsc. within two wecks' time
foItimpfovcd ! have taken about ten bot.
ne-aud feel ~ well ant srr ghtly a. any man.
My appetite 'nf strength ha o returned and
nus Hair i e not "a out. 1 do not hesita.e tc
s4, hat + y has no equsl as - general
3 r0d purifier, and my one who viii us only
ou, bottle will be convinced thst " has nc
.gat iu the psrt'. 1 sill continue its use
,-tii-a s'Ieudid toLic AM keers stem
'us c'udlron. Won have the lbelty tc
llrect any s,fl'rer to me in person
X p. B JONES. Atlanta, Ia.
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TYpEN-RI Ei}S.

Headquarters FOR the world; all makes;
don't PAY manufacturers exorbitant
prices we ship anywhere. giving thorough
pXauiL Lation before accepting; absolutely
tr-tclass condition guaranteed; positively
Nl makes at about or less than half price;
exchanging specially; instruments rent
t@ guyHhere largest stock in the world
'Eo entire floors devoted exclusively to
tgpewrtters; see commercial rating far our
possibility; illustrated catalogues and
specimens tree
TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS
! Broadway New York, l56 Monroe ST.,
Chicago. ap3
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CONVERTED TO DEMO} RACY.
The Gentleman .,. ma" y.. who se.j j"a'e' E,

The Gentleman Who NOm1naied Ex-
um Will support Cjrr.
BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
GoLDsBoRo, N. c., August 27-Mr.
Dal Hardy, of this city, wht was a dele
gate to the third party state convention,
and who placed DR.. Exum in nomina-
ton for Governor, got upon the stand
to-day at the closing of the .psssk;ns and
declared that though he hd heretofore
been third party man and officiated il
that convention, he was thoroughly con
vinced now that the only elief sough
must come from the democratic party
and henceforth he shouldsupport thai
party's nominees as he had done in tn
past
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Centennial Railroad Association

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
New YORK, August 27.-The
Trans-C Continental railroad associa-
ton closed its meeting this afternoon,
with discussion in the matter of i'm
port rates and domestic traffic. In a
short time the Pacific mail subsidy
will probably be done away with, and
the difference at present existing be
tween the Southern Pacific and Other
lines of the association will be ad
| iusted.
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Quarantine al Savanna u. .

BY Telegraph 10 Tue State thrOnIcIe
SAVANNAH, Ca, August 27.-
Quarantine was to-day declared
against vessels from Great Britain a, 3
Ireland by the health officials q
Savannah. 1t has been decided to o.
tain a number Of vessels en-route =
Savannah from those countries as vel
as from other European ports a
quarantine for several dsys.
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Three Killed One Duel.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug 27.-As re-
suit of an old feud, Humphrey Best and
John Campbell fought an impromptu
duel at Pain Lick, ten miles east of Ian
caster this morning. Best was killed
and Campbell received bullets in his
breast. Two little children playing in
the road were struck by stray bullets and
both were killed.
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.LOUISBURG FEMALE COLLEGE
LOUISBURG N. G.
FOUNDED 1871

Next session begins September st 1899
Full Literary Course and Physical Cul-
ture, with Board Washing, Lights and
Fires, only one hundred and forty dollars
0r the year ending June st, 1898 Teac ners
Experts in their several specialties. Con-
.eryatuty Music Teachers. Art and elocu-
ton taught by graduates from Academy of
Arts Stenograa by, Type-wrtting, Tele-
traphy aud regular Business Course. Spe
ciu Teacher OF Penmanship Brick build
ing fifty rooms. Campus 121S acres, well
fhaded by majestic oaks and hickorys
Water cool and pure. Business course
tree 70 pupils in other departments,
For catalogue address.
;. ID. BAGLEY, President
yfd&W-2m louisburp n. C.
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BUM AND ABEL SPEAt.
Princeton Yesterday the Sccpe Of a
Lively Debate.
Specjal tn State ChrOnicle


PRINCETON, N. c., August 81 Bum
and Abel spoke here to-day to large
number of democrats, repnblicans md
few third party voters. The speches of
both gentlemen were able and to the
point. At the conclusion of the Ieyhes,
one w. B. Rein, chairman of th} o.nty
third party executive committed tight
that the speakers had left and jlnped
upon the stand and began to riddle Aoel,
as he thought. This gentlema5 wRun-
we'll and had not hurried bad<, cnse-
quently was resting at a short dsance
away. He astounded Rein byf fppD4ch-
ing, and at the conclusion of hf speech,
replied to him, tearing him u il traz-
zles. He asked him if he wou3 support
a man who preferred negroI Ren re-
piled "No." He had not re4i DR..
Exum's recent declaration. 1Yhen this
was read to him, he was caug srd va!
unable to get out of the hole
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AUGUSTUS HEAVY FIRE.
The Chronicle Worked off While the
Building Burned.


Building Burned.
By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
AUGUSTA, Ga, August pa destruc-
tive fire commenced at o'clock this
morning. Leroy Williers residence, the
Alexander drug and seed company,
Fleming Rowles furniture and warehouse,
Ep. Smyths crockery store; Thomas and
Barton wholesale music and sewing ma
chine; H. G. Halls photograph gallery;
J. r. Lamars law Office and the Augusta
Chronicle building are totally destroyed
and August Doris, merchant tayloring
and Haberdasher, slightly damaged.
covered by insurance. The Chronicles
morning edition was worked off while
the building was in flames. Everything
in the office was consumed but the files
of the paper for one hundred years were
saved.
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The Pythians Break Camp.

By 1eIegTapn 10 Cne SCaCe CHrOHIcIe.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, August 27.-
Camp Shaw of the uniform rank of
the Knighths Of Pythias was broken
this morning. The United States army
officials Who had charge of the inspec-
tion OF the competitive drills made
the formal report to General Carnahan
and awards of prizes were made. The
End regiment of Kansas City carried
of the Colonel's cap for the best regi.
ment in line.
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Jacob. Charged with Crime,

By Telegraph To The State ohronlcIa
CHICAGO, His, August 27.-S. n.
Jacobs, one of the best known diamond
men in the country, Is wanted by the
Chicago police. a warrant for his ar
rest is about to b. Issued charging hin
with obtaining money and goods under
false pretenses.
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Quarantine In the Hampton Roads.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, August 27.-Secretary
Foster, of the treasury department, re-
quested the navy department to assign a
vessel to the marine hospital service for
use in enforcing the quarantine regula-
tions in Hampton Roads and vicinity.
The navy department however, was un-
able to grant the request as no vessel is
at present available.
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Now TryThis.

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 guar
anteed to give relief, or money will be
paid back. Sufferers from la grippe
found it just the thing and under It's use
had speedy and perfect recovery. Try
a sample bottle at our expense and learn
for yourself just how good thing it is.
Trial bottle free at John Y. MacRae's
drugstore. Large size SOC and S1.00.
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THE DREADED CHOLERA.
The Death Rate Increases and Disin-
fcctiOns r all to Work.

By Cable to the State Chronicle.
BERLIN, August 27.-There is no
doubt that Asiatic cholera is in Berlin.
Three deaths are reported from what is
undeniably Aslatic cholera of yirulent
type A lady while travelling from
Hamburg was seized with cholera and
taken to the hospital. While the au-
thorities are enforcing the most rigid
sanitary precautions they profess to be
satisfied that the cholera will make no
serious progress in Berlin.
ROTTERDAM, August 27.-A woman
died here of asiatic cholera. The au-
thorities are reticent as to the facts but
there is little doubt that the disease came
here by way Of Hamburg.
LONDON, August 27.-The third of
three persons afflicted with asiatic chol-
era brought to Gravesend on the steamer
Gemma which arrived on Thursday from
Hamburg is dead There are no signs Of
the disease spreading and the hospital
authorities at uraYescnd believe that they
have taken effective measures to prevent
the cholera from being communicated to
others.
ANTWERP, August 7-Notwithstand-
ing the assertions yesterday that there
was no cholera here, five new cases OF
| cholera and one death from cholera have
been reported since yesterday morning.
WASHINGTON, August 27.-United
States Consul Charles F. Johnson, of
Hamburg, cables the State department
to-day that the chalera situation in that
city is growing worse. Consul johnson
is is native of Germany, but was nat
uraliZed some years since in Ohhio.
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La TOuraine Passes Quarantine

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
New YORK, August 27.-The French
line steamer La Touraine from Havre
August 20, arrived in Quarantine this
morning and was released at o'clock,
being detained two hours for thorough
disinfection of the vessel, her cargo and
the baggage of the passengers. All well
on board.
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Bank SlaIenIenf.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
NEW YORK, August 2f.-The import
ant changes in the principal items of the
New York bank statement for the week
were as follows: Surplus reserve, de-
crease, So, 49l, 900. Loans, decrease, 81,
3S6,00O. Specie, decrease, 81, 325, 900.
Legal tender, increase, 81, 800. Deposits,
decrease, 1880, 800. Circulation, de-
crease, S112, 400.
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Somerby Denounced.
BY telegraph to the State Chronicle

BY telegraph to the State Chronicle.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug. 27.-Re-
ports of seven of the local lodges of
Order of the Iron Hall met at Castle
Hall today. Somerby was denounced
by some, while many others advocated
his ideas. A committee was appoint.
ed to take the matter under advise.
ment and will report Monday morn
ing on the question of a recovery.
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Loss of Life In New York Flames.

NEW YORK, August 27.-A disastrous
fire occurred in the large five story brick
Wooster street, which extends through
to Nos. 1870 and 122 Prince street. Over
one hundred people were in the building
when the fire broke out and many were
injured in escaping. Many are missing,
but the numbar of dead cannot be learned
yet. The fire originated in the basement
of the building occupied by the United
States Frame and Picture Company and
spread with alarming rapidity.
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100000 Fire in "a New York Theatre
By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.

BY IeIegrApn 10 UNt SUtiIt OHrUHICIt.
NEW YORK, August 27.-The theatre
end of the Metropolitan opera house
building at Broad way and 40th streets
was completely gutted by fire which
started at 9 80 o'clock this morning. The
fire ragged ferccly for an hour and only
by the greatest efforts was prevented
from the Broadwa end of the building
The fire started on the stage at the 7th
avenue end of the building, but the ori
gin is shrouded in mystery. All occu-
pants escaped, though some injured
badly
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Another Railroad strike Ahead

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
WMKEsBARRE, Pa, August 81
There is considerable excitement among
railroad employees here OVER the order of
president Mcleod, issued by him oday
to the effect that all employees of the
Lehigh Valley and Central Railroad of
New Jersey must sever connections with
all labor unions. There is considerable
talk of striking
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The Buffalo Strike not OFF.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
BUFFALO, N. Y, August 27.-Many
Of the switchmen connected with the late
strike continue to assert that the strike is
not off, but it is as the distant muttering
of thunder in storm cloud that passed
over
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HAMMIlL g. HONEYCUTT.
Raleigh, N. Q.

/ and by virtue of power conferred in q
deed of trust executed by A. w. Shaffer,
recorded in the office of the Register %
Deeds CT Waite county, book So, page 1875,
and at the request of the cestui qni trust,
will on the 27.h day o; Septem Der at IL m.
sell at public auction at the court house
door In Raleigh for,,cash the land described
in said trust and in deed from the n. G..
Life Insurance Co., referred to therein,
situated in the southwest corner of the
city of Raleigh on Cannon street. partly
within and partly without the city limits,
adjoining the lands of X. s. Tucker, ID. G.
Fowle, G. Il. Root and others. containing
seven acres, more or less, except such lots
| as have been heretofore sold.
WALTER CLARK.
aug27-tds Trustee.
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OXFORD FEMALE SEMINARY,
OXFORl}. n q.

lhc 44d Annual Session opens August
5 lsG
The degrees conferred are B. A and G f.
or Graduate IN English
a Business Course of Type writing and
~tenography introduced
Ply ical Culture made prominent.
The faculty is an exceptionally strong
one, holding diplomas from such schools
a- the University OF Virginia, the Saureur
school Of Languages, the Cooper Giver-
s.ty Art School of New York, the Phila
phia Conser atoTy and The Royal Conser-
yatory OF Berlin.
Charges per sessio. tOf 20 weeks Board,
fu,l literary ourse Free Hand Drawing
and Physical Culture, etc si7n
iyt- DE- Wit
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South Carolina nlinal

B. Telegraph 20 the State Cn fOnicle.
RIcKvIL, Nd, August 27.-Dep-
nty sheriff F. I. HsrtoD, of Columbia,
S. c., left here thie morning with
James H. Morrow who is wanted in
that State charged with an abortion
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The HarrisOas Kept Indoors.

Boon LAKE, August 27.-It has
rained more or less for the last 48
hours, and the Harrisons have kept
rather quiet and indoors. The Pres
ident enjoyed his trip to Ma
lone. and was not greatly fatigued
by it. To-day he did not take his
customary ride but late this afternoon
went out for walk accompanied by
Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Dim
mick and baby Mckee.
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EWIN TO MANAGE THE WEST.
This Distinguished Democrat Will
Visit North Carolina Soon.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
BLooMINGToN, August 27.-At con-
ference held this morning at the resi-
dence of General Stevenson which was
attended by several democratic lights,
James S. Ewin, Of this city, partner OF
the Vice Presidential candidate was
named as member of the democratic
western headquarters, at Chicago. 1t is
said, he will be the manager of the cam
paign.
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OUR DIsrINcUIsIlE ED VISITORS.
Mr. Ewing, AnOthe Grand Son OF
North Carolina. WI III Accompany
MIR. Steve lsOn.

North Carolina, W Ii accompany
MIR. Steve AsOn.
Mr. William G. ET ing, of Chicago,
who will accompany Gj en. A E. Stevenson
on his tour through North Carolina, has
written a letter to Hol1. F. n. Simmons,
which is of particulas interest. 1t is as
follows: Il am just Tn receipt OF your
letter inviting me to North Carolina to
participate with Gent teral Stevenson in
the campaign. Imme fiately after TIE
national convention general Stevenson
J exacted a promise FROM me to accom-
pany him to North I Carolina, and
look forward with mucI pleasure to this
contemplated visit to pur State. North
Carolina was the bitthplace Of my
mother and father, and their an
cestors for generationd are buried in
your soil, so that in vdry large sense
feel in going to North \ carolina that
am going among kith I'D kin. | an
Just on the eve of statri(g east to take
part in the campaign on Monday, priol
to their State election, and Will go di
rectly from the east 70 join Genera
Stevenson in North Carolina"
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Destructive Flames Make Idle Men

By Telegraph to State Chronicle.
MUNcIE, Ind, August 27 AT an
early hour this morning the Muncie nail
mill main building was consumed by
fire and forty eight machines ruined
The loss will reach 100000. About
half covered by insurance. Three hun
dred men are out of employment
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RALEIGH MALE ACADEMY
NoBsoN 4 benson, PRINCIPALS,

G. l.. Ha wood ssistRnt
The l+th year begIs Monday August
~ l-g@ Pupils plepdr Il for any class in
college or S siness life The last year was
the most success III in It's long career
Parents aTa rtqUe ted to euter puuils
promptly Fer catalogues, address prln-
Cipql-. auj4-3w
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To Proceed From NeWb bern at Once.
By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, August >27.-Orders
were to day sent from the treasury de-
partment to the revenue cutter Winona,
now at Newbern, N. c., to proceed i'm.
mediately to Delaware breakwater to
assist in the enforcement of the DURAN
tine regulations.
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Though Distinguished, Yet FOrGer.
BY Cable to the State Chronicle.
LONDON, August 27.-Francis Sanders,
member of the Lyric club, and form
er officer of the British army has been
arrested on West India steamer at Liv-
erpool on the charge of having forged
the name of the Earl of Londsborough 20
check for three thousand seven hun
dred pounds.
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Uur'uS the month OF February | bought
are bottle oi Is. y B. mr four wear old
' who had what doctors torn hcrsdi Ary
ut poison, and TO my utt,r astonisl,nt Mt
bottle care him In Februsr- my elder
- twelve years OF ago, was literally cover
2 with ugly cores on hls ie aud a terrible
g9pdon on his head He was cured with
So hotties Of Il. b. 3. a: quick blood
rl, user II has no equal.
JAMES RItL, Atlanta, Ga.
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Mr. Cleveland and His Company.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
BUzzARD's BAY, Mass, Aug. ~
The easterly storm still prevails and
except for the entertainment of the
party which arrived Thursday, on K.
G. Benedict's yacht, Oneida, the
Cleveland's have been closely con-
fined to gray gables. Mr. Cleveland,
however, had two callers, who had
the courage to weather the storm.
His former postmaster Dickin-
son called before leaving for the west
Mr.. Dickinson believes that Cleveland
will get six of the electoral votes Of
Mississippi and feels. confident of the
entire success of the democratic ticket
He left for Boston tonight. Col
Frank p. Ireland, ex mayor of Ne
braska City, Neb, called at Gray
Gables. He had nothing to say il
addition to what was published wher
he was here Monday.
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Sealing Restrictions in the Magellan
StrafShts.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle
New YORK, August 27.-A cablegram
to the Herald from Valparaiso says the
Chilean government asks that publicity
be given to the prohibition of sealing in
the straights of Magellan, the Chilo Is
lands and Juanfernandez, in.order to pre-
vent sealers from fitting out in new Lon
don for the coming season. Notice will
soon be issued by Argentina of similar
restriction of sealing. The foreign office
is preparing a circular for Chilean minis
ters abroad, setting forth the terms of
the negotiations pursued by minister
Errazuriz, relative to the claims of Peru
Wan bondholders and the French credi-
tors of Peru
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CHOWAN
BAPTIST FEMALE INSTITUTE,
MURFREEsBORO. N. C.

This Institution offers superior sdvan-
tages in Literature, Science, ElocCtion,
Music, Art, Stenography and TypewriI s.g.
So far as possible each department is
placed under the care of specialist.
past session the average Of medical bills
was thirteen cents.
With most imposing building, locate<
in the midst of grounds of remerkaJie
beauty, the situation is one of great assrac-
tiveness.
class of work don willie sll5w She taii
session bslins ON Wednesday, ssepfs1 bar
7th. For catS.i DPS @----'6i-SNs = ttesoI nr
ton, addr~s~
JOHN B. BREWER,
i -.4f presissi.s