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OFFICE OF BoAE D COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,

OFFICE OF BOAR d COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY.
JACKSON, n. c., April 4, 1892.
1t is ordered by the Board: That Re
ward of One Hundred (il0O Dollars be
offered by the County Commissioners of
Northampton county for the detection and
arrest of the party er parties who fouily
murdered Mr.. Atlas S. Taylor, of said
county, on the morning of April the LIST
1892, at his house near Seaboard In said
county.
j. w. FLEETWOOD.
Register of Deeds ard Elk Officio Clerk
of Board Co. Com. an-.et
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NORTH CAROLINA, WAKE COUNTY,
Magistrates Court.

Magistrates Court.
Dr. John H. Crawford VS.. Il. P. Bishop.
Summons in this case having been
issued, for the defendant. Y. Il. Bishop
to appear at the office of W. Whitaker,
J. P, on the Sth Marct, 1892, to
answer to complaint of the plaintiff
against him for the non-pay yment of sl1
for house rent, and IL e summons hav-
ing been returned marked, "Defendant
not TO be tound-left the State" The
plaintiff took ont an attachment
against the goods and chattles of said
defendant Bishop, and said attachment
has been returned t. this Office
as EXecuitt.
Notice is hereby given said defend
ant, 7. P Bishop, that said attachment
will come up for a hearing at my office
in the citv of Rsleigh. on the 9th day
Of April, 1892, at II M, where he is re
quired to appear and answer or demur
to said complaint of plaintiff, or judg
ment will be rendered in favor of plain
tiff according to said complaint, AMI for
cost, and the gods attached sold to
the highest bidder for cash. TO sa'isfy
plaintiffs account and for cost.
Given this 9th March 1892.
WESLEY WHITAKER, j. p.
mr. 10-oaW- -5W
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WAN I s..

Under this head, parties can insert snort
stating their wants at the
rate of ten cents line This is very low
price, when it is remembered that 'he
CHRONICLE has the largest circulation OF
any daily paper in North Carolina and that
il goes into every section OF the State. 1t
sending, count six words to the line
No standing advertisement can go under
this heading. Address
CHRONICLE PUB. Co.,
Raleigh, n. c.
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CtSBUHG RAILROAD.
Leave Luulsbury st 500 S. NJ, 11.30 o :.
a., 5:1G j. no.
Arrivas Frank.in.on at S35 10, 12.U5 p
N. knd 5:35 m.
Lesves FrxL klinton at 6.C5 m, 800 p 10
.>tr 9:2O III.
Arrives zt i,ouisburg at $40 N, 3:35 Z
N. xnG Q: O a m.
:nHN Q. WINDER, Genl Manager.
l.. T. MYERS, GonI Supt.
WM HAt t'a Sr1re-, r:telutanr
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Ginseng CultiVatOr.

1 am prepared to furnish Ginseng Seed.
special instructions how to sow, how to
successfully cultivate, what fertilizers to
use, etc. For further particulars. Address,
dl5-tf J. w. SEARS,
Somerset, KY, Pulaski Co.
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Wanted,

Statesmen on Salary or Commission. to
handle the NEW PATENT CHEMICAL
INCREASING PENCIL. The greatest
selling novelty ever produced. Frases ink
thoroughly in two seconds: no abrasion OF
paper; 200 to 500 per cent. profit. One agents
profit amounted to 1920 in six days. an
other $12 in two hours. We want one en-
ergetic general agent for each State and
Territory For terms and full particulars
address TIE MONROE FRASER MAN
UFACTT RING COMPANY, La Crosse
Wiz. x265. 80 3m.
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Wilmington & Weldon II. r.
and Branches.

and Branches.
Condensed Schedule Dated April 10, %
TRAINS 80 NJ SOUTH
No. %. No a. No 4
Daily. Fast Mail. Daily u
Daily. Sunda,
Lv Weldon .... IL 81 pm 43 pm 6 40 an
Ar Rocky Mt. 40 pm 6 SO pm 747an
Ar Tarboro 49,. *2 Is pm ....-. .....
Lv Tarboro. Ia So p 6 90 pm
Ar Wilson . lo pm oo pm II at
L7 Wilson. 2 80 pm ........ 49,. :.
Ar Fayetteville. s 80 pm .......
Lv Goldsboro. Is pm pm 900
Lv Magnolia. F.. 427 pm 40 pm iv IA AZ
Ar Wilmington. 500 pm 8 55 pm IL is sr
TRAINS GOING NORTH
No. IA. No. 70. Uaily 81
Daily. Daily. Sunday
Lv Wilmington. 10 am 915 am 10 pm
I4v Magnolia. S37 am 10 81 am 40 pm
i-y Warsaw. .... ........ Ii ii am 5 IS pm
Ar Goldsboro 33 am 12 O5 pm Sc pr
Nv Fayettevi,ie... -. -. *9 10 am ..
Lv Sc ina IL O8 am .......
Lv Wilson, ... S IA am IL SO pm 48 DID
ar K'y Mount -. 81 am l 80 pm 81 pr
a. Tarboro +6 30am 70 18 pm .
Lv Tarboro. ..... 80. IL SO pm
Ar Weldon IS am 55 pm 9 IS pm
*Dallv except Sunday
Trains On Scotland Neck Branch Roa6
| leave Weldon 400 p N, Halifax 4:22 m
arrive Scotland Neck at 5:l5 m. Green
vile $50 IN: Kinston S:M M Returning
leaves Kinston 7:lo m Greenville 8:25 a M
Arriving Halifax at 11:0O m, Weldo1
11:25 a m. dai'H except Sunday.
| Local Freight train leaves Weldon Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday q: 1o:,5 {
| f.0k
vile $50 m, Kinston Tao p m. Return
ing leaves Kinston Tuesday, Thursda,
and Saturday at 1920 m, Greenville 9:5!
m. Scotland Neck 2:2O m, arriving
Weldon 81! pm.
Train leaves Tarboro, N. c., via Albe
day, 4:4o m, Sunday 800 m arriv,
Williamson, N. G. 7:1s p m, 4:2O N
Plymouth $50 m, so p M Returnin,
leaves IHymoutt daily, except Sunday
500 m, sunday 900 M, Williamson
n. C., 7:3o III. 9:5S N. Arriving Tai
boro l0A a m, 11:2O a M
Trains on Southern Division, Wilso
and Fayetteville Branch leave Fayette
vile 1870 d. m arrive Rowland 12 Is p N
Returning leave Rowland 12 20. m. al
rive Fayetteville SIS p. m. Daily excep
, Sunday.
Train on Midland, N. C., Branch leave
eGooldsboro. e!od n: G, daily, excep, Sunday
Returning leaves Smith field, NC, 500
m; arrive Goldshoro N. c., $50 M
Train on Nashville Branch leaves Rock
t Mount at 5:15 p m, arrives q, Nashvill
. $50 p M. Spring Hope 6;at NJ Return
ing leaves Spring Hope 500 In, Nashvin
= S:o, m; arrive Rocky Mount 9:15 a n
daily, excen' Sunday
Train on Clinton Branch leaves Wa, sa,
S for Clinton daily, except Sunday. at 81
4 2 m and 11:l5 m. Returning leay,
Clinton at 500 m and $40 M. connec
/ ing at Warsaw with Nos a, 10 23and
: Southbound Train On Wilson ano Fa
etteville Branch is No. 81. North bour
'' is No. 50: *Daily, except Sn, day.
S Trains No. q south, and IA North. wi
o stop only at Roxy mount, Wilson. Gold
Z boro and Magnolia.
l. Train No. - makes close connection
, Weldon for all points north daily, all rs
n via Richmond, ard daily except Sundf
II via Bay Line. also at Rocky Mount dai
r except Sunday, with Norfolk and Carolir
Railroad for Norfolk and all points nor1
y via Norfolk
It JOHN F. DIVINE,
II Gen1 Supt.
. J. r. KENLY, Genl Man.
u I. M. EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
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7 YNCHBURG & DURHAM RK

SHORT LINZ To NORTH AND wFsT
Trains leave Durham as follow,
No. %, Local, e. o. d. d....t.
No. 2. Mail and Express. .......s.ar e. -
No. 12, Mixed ..
Arrive at Durham:
No. l, Mail and Express -..li-os 8
No. 81. Local. e. o. q. . $500 -
No H. Mixed -
O con eCt- al Durham with li.r e
and Danville rrairs for Raleigh and p
South; ~ Denpiston .Iuncfion vitn A-
tic and nanviile trains from IanylH-
No. 2 Connects at Dennlslon Jurtr
with Atlantic and Danville i.a5a. q
Danville.
Close connection made At yLUt
with Richmond and Danville. Ches4|r
and Ohio, and Norfolk and Western =
roads, 10 and from ali points North
East, West and south west
The shortest and most direct line q
points North and West
For information apply TO
K &. STANARD, Acting Su.-
LvnchDuT.
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No IOE

Notice is here by given that ~
nership lately sub-i~tinc
Thomas l.. Eberhardt ana ~
Pescud. under the firm 90 Fl--..ss 4
& Pescud is dissolved b. mnfn.t
sent, the said Pescud pnrcpasip., Is.
tersst of the said Eberhardt
All debts owing To the par,r4-...
are to he received by the ssjd Ia.
Pescud. snd all demands jp ~
partnership are assumed by and sre -.
presented to him for paympn.
Il Il EBERHARDT
THOMAS PESCTb
Datei, march 10 lS92.
Mr. Thomas Pescud will contia.4 a.
Genera. Grocery business. ana
commend him TO my friends to-
patronage.
I. l.. EBERHARDT
shall continue the General G-.--
Business.at the same place ana ~ +.
public for their continued parro- ~
mr. 2o-tf THOMAS PESCID
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FOR REN L.

The rooms over Singer Machine office,
recently occupied 10y w. H Eiggsbee,
Photographer. apply to
an31m IATTA g. MYATT.
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7uE SPECIFIC OXYGEN co.
Nashville, Tenn.
Or: SO Sheely Brdg, Omaha, Neb; 412
Inter-Ocean B'dg. Chicago III; 341a
W. Alabama ST., Atlanta, Ga; 429 T.
Broadway. Louisville. kv.
ATLANTIC COAST Line.
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sumption. From the same source you
may learn a perfect and pleasant rem
edy for Indigestion, Constipation, and
Simply buy a postal card and send
your name 10 the undersigned at either
adde's given, and a Manual Of Specific
Oxygen, giving full Information to-
gether with testimony Of many won
derful cures, will be promptly mailed
you.
Specific Oxygen is not patent med
icine.
1t is an honest home treatment.
1t is the only medicated Oxygen.
Separate specifics for Catarrh an
Hay Fever.
1t is prescribed by physicians.
1t is recommended by thousano-.
WrlIe for mannel at once. Address
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Condensed Schedule--Da April 10, 20
TRAINS 80 Nj SOUTH
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-09
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Much TO the joy Of the townspeople the
travel over Washington bridge, which
Tor some time has been partially OBJ
structed, has b en- resu ned as the repairs
on all but the sidewalk are completed
A prominent citizen Of this town
thought TO celebrate election day by "A lit
tie cunning expedition YESTERDAY after
noon. Shouldering his gun and calling
his dog he started for the woods out
toward Seekonk.
After travelling about in the woods
while he came To "A swamp followed the
edge OF the swamp long ways thinking
that he would find some familiar spot but
without success.
After meandering around till some
time after dark he came out to a farm
house where he inquired the way to
Watchemoket and was shown the road to
take and started on his way rejoicing
but soon found much to mis- astonishment
that the farm house where he inquired
was only about Que half mile from his
own residen"e.
Bucklin Post, No 20, q. A. r. held
their regular meeting last evening.
There was not large attendance owing
Go its being election day aud many of the
membrrs were in he city to hear from
the returns of he election.
Reliance Lodge, |. o. q. f., met last
evening. There was no business OF i'm
portance but tue fair that was acted
upon.
Officer Barney arrested one woman last
evening on Taunton avenue, who was
somewhat under the influence of LIQUOR.
This morning. after some he,i ton, she
plead guilty and was fined 81 aud costs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-09
Late Local Itpfns

IN the Court of Common Pleas this
morning the case of Isaac Hahn W.. Bill.
lngs Bros, was concluded aud the case
held for advisement. Wilson aud Jenckes
appeared for the plaintiff and Colwell
and Barney for the defendants.
The Second Separate Company. r. l.
NJ, Capt. Franklin A. Brow is at the
Sassairas Point Range having practice.
Thirty-seven Of the members gathered in
their armory this morning aud boarded
an electric car at II O'clock for their des-
tination.
THE annual meeting of the Industrial
Trust Comptny was hel this morning
at 2S Mar&et square, and these officers
were elected: President. L B. Evans !:
secre airy, John w. ANGEL: treasurer.
Robert l.. Keach; botrd of directors,
Fred B. Evans, James ). Phetteplace.
Charles II. King, John w. Angel, John
ID Lewis, Edwin A. Burgess, George w.
Holt, Lincoln i. c. Gray, Benja nin W.
Persons, Ezra Dixon, Edwin Barrows.
Michael Fitzgerald, John Austin, III. w
Church, j. II. Manchester.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-09
AMONG the JOkERS.

The man with plenty of fat mortgages
lives on the lien of the land.--Dallas
News.
"Time is money" remarked Blobbs as
he deposited his watch In a jack pot
Philadelphia Record.
There isn't one man In dozen who
will take the word Of preacher in a
horse trnde.-Ram's Horn.
When man Is not dong we'll ne imag-
Ines that he could do better IL he could
move and pay more rent. - Atchison
Globe.
When a man can't find his shirt button
OF a Sunday morning his wife is apt to
have trouble with his choler.-Bing ham.
ton Leader.
1t doesn't make out case against Uncle
Sam OF wanting politeness that in the
war OF the Revolution he didn't say to
England: Excuse the liberty take."-.
Philadelphia Times.
Dumsquizzle-How would you define
the word "crank," Skimgullet? Skim
gullet-A crank, my dear sir, is a special
ist in something that you take no i'm
terest inn. Y. Sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-09
AT THE STATE HOUSE.
Ballots for Electors and Amendments
be Counted Nov. II.

Ballots for Electors and Amendments to
be Counted Nov. II
Gov. Brown was in consultation with
Secretary of State Utter and Attorney
General Burbank this morning and IL
was decided to meet at the state house
and count the vote of the st te for Presi-
d initial electors and for the constitut ional
amendment aud state loaa on Thursday,
Nov. IL.
The ballots for Congressmen will be
counted by the General Assembly at the
January session. There is no official
knowledge at present that there is no
election in either district aud will not
until the Assembly NEE S.
This morning ballots began to come in
from all over the State in charge OF the
clerks. The ward and district clerks of
this city left their extra bundles of bal
lots in charge of the city clerk for safe
keeping until they call for them and take
them to the state house.
Five DAYS are allowed in which to make
returns to the State officers.
The counting of the ballots by the gov
ernor, secretary Of state and attorney
general Is very serious matter,
and will probably consume many
hours, though with either system
pursued by the state officers the time will
be very much shortened The ballots TO
be received by the Secretary of State are
stored away in the vaults until the day
for counting, and those for congressman
are not distributed till the General
Assembly counts them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-09
sixth District Court.

Joseph Healy, young man Of Is years.
was atraig ed before Judge Cooke IN the
slx, distric court this morning, charged
With an assault On Maid Zuill, aged 8
years. The youth pleaded no guilty and
was held for trial FRIDAY in 500 surety.
III u claimed by the girl that Healy at
tempted criminal assault on her at her
home on Norih Grove street
Reuben Berry, colored, a arraigued.
charged with stealing a pair OF hair
clippers from Robert VI. Blunt. lie
pleaded not guilty and was held for trial
Nov. III i'm 500 surety
Thomas Mendelovitz, a youthful Ital-
ian, was sentenced To two years at the
reform schooi for the larceny OF a news
paper. The Young man has been brought
before the court on two cases previously.
ana VIII now have an opportunity to re-
pent at lels re.
Thomas Rosenfeld was held for trial
tridav In SlOO surety for pursuing bIs
daily ayocation on Sunday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-09
Chicago Grain Market.
R. |. HOSPITAL.
The Annual Meeting of The Corpora
tion To-day.

The annual meeting of the corporation
OF the RHODE ISLAND Hospital was held
to-day in the Hospital Building. Presi
dent Royal c. Taft presided.
The annual report of the board Of trus
tees was presented by Arnold Greene. IL
stated the number OF pa tents admitted
during the past year was 1892, of which
So4 were treated gra utously. Oe hun
dred and thirty-one died in the ho-pitu
The hospital received for prescrip ions
furnished to net-patients 81 $50. "a. There
are forty three in the training school for
nurses.
The expenditures during the wear were
300, 1872 ii, and the receints S5I 155 81
leaving deficiency of s4,036.79 4 Is de-
hciency Will he made up by seven ty- five
guarantors, taking 100 shares of $40. 81
each.
The average number of patients in the
hospital was 96.6 per day. Contracts
for wing to the north end If the
hospital aamonnting ann to over $4,000
ar arr out The building will be com
pieted IN the spring of 1893
Annual beds have been maintained dur
ing the wear by the payment of $3.50 for
each, as follows: BY 1.-THE city of pRovI-
DENCE 20, n. Y. p. 81 b. Railroad
6oompany, PROVIDENCE devision, y. Y.
i: ~ Is. Railroad Co., Western divi sion,
Old Colony Riilrotd Company, PRovI.
DENcE division, /; Union Railroad Com.
Pany, !; Wankuck Company, /; Fletcher
Manufacturing CJnpIny, 1; Earl Car
penter ~ Sons, /; Atlantic Mills. /; Cor
ham Manufacturing Company. |: New
York aud New England Railroad Com
pany. /; Bishop Matthew Harkins. /.
Narragansett Electric Lighting Com
pany, 1; Silver Spriag Bleaching and
Dyeing Company, 1; PROVIDENCE
Worsted Mills. /. Tne report of the
trustees was accepted aud ordered printed.
John w. Danielson read the report of
treasurer which is similar to that con-
tained in the report OF the board OF
trustees. The report was received.
The reading OF the report o. the super
intendent was dispensed With.
The following officers were elected
Board OF trustees, president, Royal G..
Tat; treasurer. John w. Danielson; sec
retary, John {. Prgram; members of the
BOARD, Il. L. l. Goddlr,l, Henry G.. Russell,
Arnold Green, Eli w. Blake. Albert l..
Calder, Jonn McAuslan, John II. Cong
don. Samuel X. Dorrance, Horatio 4.
Charles ID. Owen. John w. Vernon. New.
ton ID. Arnold.
Walter 5. Burgess, William B. Bland
Ing, Lewis Fairbrother, David q ,wdey.
"A. l.. Harris, El "a II. Hoppin. Ge re
=. Nlahtingale, George Owen, Oscar J.
kathburh, +. NJ. Smiti aud Cnarle, IL.
We'lng are the members of the corpora-
ton who have died during the year.
john 4. Pe ram, Jr., " illiam q.
Nightlngale,. John III. Nightingale, John
Is. Kelly, George B. Calder, Robert IL
Chambers, III. Martin Brown aud Charles
Briggs were elected to membership. af-
ter which the meeting adjourned
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-09
To-day's Municipal Court.

William &. Barker aud Frederick A.
Barker were appointed ad illustrators of
the estate OF Joseph A. Barker; bon d,
$4,000.
Margaret Brnay was appointed adj
ministratrX OF tue estate of John Birnay:
bond, $500
John Clarke was appointed admins
traitor of the estate of John j. Clarke;
bond 500
The will of Isabel II. Pegram was
proved. John {. Pegram, executor; bond
$1,000
Gurdon 5. Goodspeed was appointed
guardian of he estate of Jeremiah W.
Spra -ue, OF full age; bond 5000
Harriet o. Hall was appoiated guard
ian ov.r the estate of Inez Stockbridge,
bond, 81 900.
The will OF Jeremiah Sullivan was
proved; Dennis CrOnin executor, bond.
800
Ann T.. Jenckes was appointed admins
tratrix Of the estate o. Elias VI. Jenckes.
bona, $1,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-09
NATICk.

The formal opening OF the second an.
nual trading post and fair of Nara
gansett Tribe of Red Men, No. q, was held
in O'Donnell's hail last eveninr. being
the eighth sun, beaver moon, G.. :. ID. 4Oi
The interior OF the hall was banu-
somely decorated for the occasion and r.
was estimated that there were COO per
sons in attendance Music was fnr-
nished by the Union Cornet Band OF
Qu,dhlck, - pieces, John Powers ,eader,
aud the voting for the nri1 -
was lively aud exciting among the
many articles up,n exhibition.
which VIII be drawn during the week
being an open buggy, rubber mounted
harness. pia 20 lamp. willpy rocker. S25
IN gold. four dozen cabinets, tor of coal
DIX oil cigars, rubber boots, 1SS pound
rack OF flour, one barrel OF appl :. one
barrel OF turnips. one whip, a cut OF
sheetiug aud otlcr articles.
The fair will und ,ubtedly be n fnan.
cial success and will be ylsi ed this even
ig. 10y the members OF Webster Lodge
knights OF Pytbias, No. 20
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-09

The Last Moan of Expiring summer Ut
tered In the Woods.

The Last Moan of Lxpiring summer Ut
tered In the Woods.
The first chill winds OF winter, har-
bingers OF the season Of ice aud snow are
now here, aad but a short time will elapse
before all nature Dec nes reserved aud
stony. sThe desolate br tuches Of tho trees
stripped by ruth ess hand OF their
crown OF glory, rattle like castanets in
the grasp of he nlerciless beasts and
bowed ia humble submission before their
fierce master.
Underfoot the leaves In all the splendid
beauty OF variagated colorngs rustic ia
defiance aud chase AMI frOlic in eddyiug
curves in be bewildering fashion. No more
are he songs of the birds heard liz ed in
praise. but Instead, harsh and discordant
notes take the place of the melodious
tones aud cheerful warbliugs OF the
spring.
PerAaps no better conception of the
great change in the season can be OBJ
tained than by making trip throu xh
some OF he numerous parks or wooded
districts on the outskirts of tue city. At
Roger Williams Park spirit OF desola-
tion seems to DI ood over the community,
broken only AT intervals by the harsh
yell of some befuddled peacock
The lake, charming in IT'S shadows aud
lgh s, glimners and shin : IN tie semi
/ ght and seems as tn u ga counting the
IL IL was but few days earlier in the
season one would be treated 20 magniii-
cent sight Tue multl-colored leaves
defying the most cons lmate skill of art
to reprodu ce. were then hanging in clus-
ters oil the trees and rustling softly in
the passing zephyrs.
Chestnut +stiffs we're beginning TO swell
aud burst and the flaming yellow of the
foliage mingled with the deeper colorings
Of the underbrush in strong contrast.
Just outside the boundaries OF the park
lies the uncuitivated woodland of Au-
burn.
Narrow footpaths, unsDoiled by i'm
provetneat lead in intrica fashion
through the tangle OF underbrush The
slopts and hill side are light with flaming
shrubuery. Great and tangled ropes of
wild grapevines knit the trees together
in one mass and curious pro luc.s OF the
swamp abound on every side.
The entire community seems at rest
with itself and with the exception of en-
occasional query from some belated mem
Der OF tue featIered tribe, aud .he hoarse
murmurings of the winds. all is quiet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-09
BRISTOL.

The NJ. Z. Church Mite Society will
give an entertainment and turkey supper
on Thursday evening. V cal and instru.
mental music and reading by II. L. Muir.
kett OF PROVIDENCE will be given.
Mrs. Mary Jane Cobb and daughter.
Wallace Bennett. Frank Greene, Herbert
L.. Eddy. Misses Ida and 10 iise End co {
OF Boston. Mass, are all visiting friends
here.
The alarm Of fire sounded in District l
last evening prove to be the chi nney of
Rudolph Dorhiem. The fire department
was brought out, but no damage was sus-
tanned.
AS the Hopeworth double team was
landing an Invalid at the steamboat for
PROVIDENCE the horses became frightened
aud ran, breaking he team in several
places. No one was injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wood are visiting
Boston to-day.
Quite lively scrap took place on Tues
uay evening in the Horn bine, be ter
known rs the Gladstone, between two of
our well-known sports. GIVE aud take
as the order of exercises resulting in
b ack eyes and split noses.
DR.. Henry 5. Swan Of Philadelphia.
and formerly Of Bristol, is in town on a
brief visit To his friends.
a large number of visitors from PRoyI-
DENCE arrived this morni z, for the pur-
pose OF attending the funeral Of Martina
l. Buflington.
Mrs. Wade Russell and Miss Harriet
Burroughs arrived il the 1895 train, for
the p.irpose of sizing the Narrows
Sailed-Schooner NJ ry Laugdon, Bur
rell, master for Ne York.
Baylies Chase, William Gardner and
Alex McGregor are At the Pier in their
cat boat lme-co X bound over on pru-
dence for "A few days shooting.
Some miscrean unknown to the
Watch visited sever | var Is I'm the north
part OF the Iwn aud made love TO ouite
lot OF clothing hanging upon the
neighborinR lines.