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RIGHTS or LABOR


10 AAN EUIIIIEIIM ON NLF ENINFM |EXlE4
Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, April a1 The exciting
legal contest II The rights and respon.
slhilltics 81 labor which culminotea II
Judge Ricl<s recent decision ii Toledo.
Is about q DC removed Is the United
States supreme cunrt. The attorneys
who Viii represent The lalAr orEanisn.
tinns are already here They inciusie
II w, Harper 81 Terra llante. Ind.
who has been general counsel ~ the
brotherhood IL engineers for many
years. ExConnrresnan Frank Hund,
~ Toledo. d also here to insist the
labor men Ii their contest.
Tho proceedings VIII Dc III habens
corpus 81 seenre the releAsco ~ Engineer
Lennon. whu Il The man convicted under
Judge Riulss ruling md sentenced 81
prison,
The Lennon ease will 10 mndc q test
hefHv the supreme court, and II McSsrs.
Harper md Hnrsi are NIT able to shalSe
tho decision ii tho lower court they
viii then appeal q congress on rs
rcassasnbling Iar sneh q revision ~ the
law his u overcome Tic disastrous ~
feess o. Che ruling npon AL labor organ
ixntions.
Mr.. Harper says that writs, which
concern the restraint Of personal ILL
ertys are given Immediate hearing hc
fure the supreme court, II that hr OK.
poets not only hearing nest Monday,
but decision On the important points
involved before Tho end ~ next week
such d decision viii he of far.reach'
ing consequences, hs Il viii give d ma
tional aspect d tic rulings ~ Judge
Ricixs.
Messrs. Harper ana itnrd wlsilehopc
full III securing revcrklon 81 THE aetion
Of the lower court, are not unprrpared
10 see II contirmeti and ii that event
they viii nc once prepare topresent tho
subject n congress next full,
~ was the general opinion of the best
legal authorities of the sennte hrfnre
Che recent Adjournment that Judge
Riciss decision was strictly within the
letter of the law rs he found Ii, and
TINT no other Interpretation Ok Tile law
was possible. Senator 6inllom said ela
the Iioor "a tile senate that Il was the
law, and net the decision which was at
fault. and Tint II labor desired relief IL
would have 10 appeal 10 congress md
have the law changed, rather tllnn np.
peal To the courts.
The iegalr4preke ~ the labor
Interests are Inclined IL share this view,
but they will make this Inst appeal a.
The highest court III the land Ii order
that the decision may be given i nm
1 tional character. and Thus appeal more
strongly 10 The next congress
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Then came cpnnonale from the fort
and responses from the Dolphin. The
Dolphin passed through the outer line
81 ships. AS She gIIded by each flag
ship she saluted Tile admiral according
to his rank, receiving from each ship
the seventeen gums due to the score
tary. The latter did not seem to mp
prcciate the deafening noise "a the
gums. He viewed the vessels from the
Dolphin's cabin All The ndniruls, In
gold lace, visited the secretary.
The red, white and green Of Italy
was ut the the main ~ every one 81 the
twenty-scven men-of-war lying iii the
harbor today, II being the twenty-fifth
anniversary of the wedding 81 King
Humbert and Queen Marghcrita, and 4
good part 81 the day was given over 70
salntes in their honor,
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CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From An Parts o. tho Country
~ Telegraph.


Gathered From An Parts o. she Country
~ TelrErnph
The New York hotel, ana historic hos
telrv. has been sold for al .sO0,O0
George Pigg Is IN jail At Terre Hause.
Ind. charged with the murder of his
fonr-months-old haIfssfstcF and his
father.
Mrs Mcclure wife Of 4 railroader az
n. Wayne. Ind, has just received news
from Sacramento, Cal, that she IS the
heir Of 81. 00O, 900 left By her father.
The earl OF Derby died at $50 o'clock
Friday evening. Lord Stanley. gov
ernor general Of Canada, succeeds to
the title and the estates, worth nearly
million dollars year
Prince Ferdinand, 81 Bulgaria. and his
bride, the Princess Mario Louise, Of
Parma, have sailed from Spezzia in the
IAmphitrite, their destination being
| Varna, their Bulgarian seaport.
| The Belgian senate has approved the
compromise granting universal suf-
trage. accompanied BY plural voting
based on education and properly. as
adopted BY the chamber Of representa-
tives-
The final meeting Of the Worlds fair
commissioners in few days will de-
terrnine whether or not the fair mould
be opened on Sunday, III violation Of
| the act Of congress making the federal
appropriation.
| l. o. DesForges, member Of the city
council Of New Orleans. shot and killed
his brother-in-law, Peter McGuinn, in q
bar room on Carondelet street The
cause Of the shooting, ii Is stated, was
an outstanding family trouble
| At Rosa Station, St. Landry parish,
La. Charlton WI. Harvard in a quarrel
shot and seriously wounded Owen
Heath. Russell and John Heath pur-
sned Harvard with gums and were
themselves shot, Russell being killed
and John fatally wounded.
| The chamber Of commerce Of Vienna
adopted o vote of thanks to Julius
Goldschmidt, consul general at Vienna
for the United States. in recognition o.
the consul general having used his In
fiuence for the promotion Of Austrian
trade with the United States, despite
the Mckinley law.
Gov. Flower has appointed commits
sioner to take testimony in the case Of
Carlyle w. Harris. This action does
not necessarily act as d stay Of execu-
ton, as the governor expects this work
will be finished in time 70 allow him I'd
review the testimony and announce his
/ decision before the date Of the execu-
ton.
The post Office at Lakewood, N. u,
r.
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RIVALRY


the Naval Review
Fl MoxnoE. Va, April "a Secretary
Herbert win probably have ! complex
problem 10 solve before Monday.
should the Russian admiral. now on
his way from tho West Indies arrive
here before the departure of the deet
on that day. A naval officer 81 ono
Of the fiag-ships stated Friday that
the English vice admiral. Sir ]. q.
Hopkins, does not relish tho idea Of hay
ing nny but first place Ia the iiect form
alton when il starts for New York.
which would give him the place 81
honor behind tho American vessels
The Russian admiral. II Is understood,
outranks Admiral Hopkins. the formers
commission ante-dating that Of the lat
ter, both being for tho same grade X
Is believed that proceedings viii follow
Ia the formation. and II such should be
the case the Russian feet would be
entitled to san at the head 81 the
foreign ships. not withdrawing the
fact that Admiral Hopkins arrived In
port first The English admiral. il IS
said. has looked over the matter aud Is
determined to~head the line Should
the Russian persist that be Is entitled
70 the first place, Admiral Hopkins
will produce commission which he
has ready. promoting him 10 tho grade
Of fun admiral run up his Gag, salute
it. and thus be entitled 20 lead the line.
Naval officers are watching with In
terest the outcome 81 this phase or
naval procedure, Tho caraveis may be
sent ahead In conveys Of the tug boats
Friday evening many officers left for
the international ball ii Norfolk The
ball room was crowded with dancers
until d late hour
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THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, April y
FLouR-Winter patent IS i01s,66; fancy,
IL o013 20; family e 251s 50; extra, 81. oo42 -;
low grade, I'll 60d 90; spring patent. s. e014f5i
spring fancy. eS i0a3Co; spring family, ~ I'D
325. Rye -four, o. O003l5.
WHEAT-No. red held az 66G67c. but ship
pers would probably hesitate 10 pay &c and
take chances on export, under the present con-
ditions. No 5 red quotable at 60962c.
CoRN-Ear Quotable At 40d &c according to
weight, color and quantity No. white held At
44sk4 45c and No. mixed at 42h0Aac.
OArs--Market was dun and weak; No2
white duotable at 3i9s4hc; No 2 mixed a.
3IK132c.
RYE-The market was nominaliy unchanged,
good No Z being held at SOC, with buyers At Sc.
CATTLE Shippers, s4.75Gh25 Oxen. s27bD
AS. select butcher, S4751ho0i extra little
mi RE-; fair to good. SaS514 65; common, 750
a50 Heifcrs: Good to choice, sIOO04A50; com
mon 70 fair. s27b1aSS. Cows good 70 choice,
a 90 a 40 fair 10 medium, e300u275; common
and thin rough stun q 5OG2. 75i fat cows, g. 50
"a 26
HoGs-Select heavy and prime butcher, n. 40
an SIS, none OF the best on sale; fair to good
packing sZl61T.40: common and rough 70 %
07,I0 prime light, s72517.4 0 Others, 90 e5
aT2o fat pigs, td6017 ION common 70 fair,
IS 50d6bO.
SHEEP AND LAaBs-S Sheep Clipped. $500
as; WOOL s4bOa65O: lambs, clipped, "a 50
05.75; WOOL ss.b016b0; spring lambs, t7.oO0
As.Sef
FiTTshuk0H, I. April q
CATTLE-Market nothing DOING, AZ snrougn
49,. a.,.,, 8, o..
-. 3 Z, .,a -. y, Z. "a, ~ u q
pass ~. s1 800 ssn go
- r $3.50 Az -, ,.. -
49,. ~, nsa, sn.pihen's =.
- R1r,Trassss,r A,,rt, %
e. ~ Z ~. - 80. = !. 90 = -,
Y4s@o: INV 7ssSns q. 80 - 9 3 81
ICoRr-Steady; mixed SPOT and April 4s,xc,
ynly 4eixc
OArs-steady. No white western. 4isxn
RYE-Dull IA. p o2Kc.
CHrcAt,o. Arm Ii
-Four AND GRArN-cash quotations: Flour
ouiet: prices 1 trtne lower ali around: ia. q
snrinr wheat. re-; IA. spring wheat. C7a7oc,
M , red nc: Ma corn. 4Oxo: IA. spc: Ma
) cats, 27ke: No White. Z q Il ate: Ma. 4
white i a 81. 9O0ssc: No Z rye 90: No 3 bar-l
lev. &C: No. j /. q b, 40aBsc; No. AZ q b. 90
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Murderer .Jones. 10y.

CoLuMBus, o., April IS. --E. Ii. Jones,
the Clermont county murderer. who
was granted q new trial BY the circuit
court Friday. was very jubilant when
he heard 81 Il Saturday morning. Fri
day night heseemed to have premoni-
tion 81 II, and remarked to Frank Van
Loon, his only companion ii the annex,
that rope was not made To hang me, 3
and sang, with real zest, Hold the
Fort and. Nearer MY God, to Thee, Y
to accompaniment on the banjo aby
Billy Dun, the Indian prisoner, who Is
runner Tor the annex Jones will not
be taken back to Batavia until the
warden gets official notice ~ the grant
ing pf the new trial.
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WEST VIRGINIA BRIEFS.
Interesting and Eswsy State Happenings Boiled
Down for Hasty Reading.

Interesting and Eewsy State Happenings Boiled
Down for Hasty Reading.
David W. Gall, Of Philippi. has fled
Cd an application for the position Of
chief Of the stamp division in the in
ternal revenue bureau.
Last Friday Lewis Hall and son,
who live at Davy,. Mcdowell county,
got on spree together and ran across
man named Stancil, who is engaged
in the railroad business, and started q
quarrel with, him. As soon as the
row was started the Halls began pelt-
ing Stancil with stones. He was so
badly beaten that he died Friday
night.
A shocking discovery was made BY
the town authorities Of Bridgeport, 4
suburb Of Wheeling, on Tuesday. In
an Italian bording house Mrs. NJ. Bos-
sa and babe few days old We're
found in the last stages of exhaustion
from starvation and neglect. The
mother and child, the latter then one
day old, were shut up in room Sat
ntday by the husband, who went off
ona spree. The cries Of the infant
attracting attention, officers entered
the room, but too late to save either tho
infant or the mother, both dying Tues
day evening.
4 short time ago Eugene McClain,
q HanisYilIe, cut one of his great toes
81 He creased the wound and tied
up, but afterwads concluded he
could not afford to entirely part conn
iany with it, as it had stuck to him
through thick and thin and ordinarily
vas we'll behaved, useful member.
50 he went out to the wood pile, hunt
q around till he found It and then
Washed it, slapped it back ON to the
ID place and tied it up. The wound
healed up and Macs foot will soon DO
as good as new.
One Of Gilmer county's chief ccat
tnbntions 10 the Worlds FairSwas lar
eato the Railroad Monday for ship
aent, II was d lump Of coal weighing
nom 900 10 $500 pounds. and was
t aken out of Elmer Elliott's bank,
took eight horses to haul this mann.
NON lump, and even such a team
~ badly equal to the task, as they
asse stuck for several hours on the
wv e Weston. This is the kind Of
\. m that has been lying here through
,a.ne years awaiting the advent Of
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ASaAroLis' Md. April rs Secretary
81 Tie Navy Herbert and party arrived
at o'clock from Washington. Al s
o'clock they embarked on the u. s. 81
Dolphin for Fort Monroe. The seere
tary was received with the salute De.
fitting his station. and his nag iioatcd
at the masthead. The Dolphin started
out III $50, and lii fen minutes was
aground On the nats 81 Fort Madison
All ITO the tug Hercules succeeded il
hauling "a the Dolphin, md she pro.
cccacd down the bay. Some derange.
nicslt 81 the steam steering gear was
the cause Of the accident
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Zante.s Awful Record.

ATHENS, April 49, The details Of the
calamity that has befallen the island Of
Zante show that since the beginning OF
April there have been d total Of 100
earthquake shocks, averaging five q
day There are not in the city fifty
houses that are safe for the people to
live in. It is now known that $50 per-
sons lost their lives and this list Is like
" to be added to when the ruins are
clearedraway, if this Is ever done.
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Why MT. Ju,Id WIN RceIrn.

81. LOUIS, April %. Max Judd, con-
sui general prospective at Vienna, has
decided to tender his resignation in or
der to save President Cleveland further
embarrassment. Mr.. Judd is quite dis
tnrbed at the report that Count Kali
nolxy has notified American Minister
Grant that his credentials will not be
accepted, owing to his former Austrian
citizenship. and declares that the cx-
cuse is only pretext to cover up other
unstable reasons
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NORFOLK, Va, April %. The inter
national fleet, consisting of all the
great leading nations Of the world. il
now about complete, and on Monday
the long line Of monsters. flying colors
OF all kinds. will steam out Of Hampton
Roads and head for New York bay.
There the great naval parade will be
had Wednesday and Thursday, the
greatest event Of the kind the world
has ever seen.
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KANSAS CRY, No. April Is. The
northerly gales which have been sweep
ing this portion Of the country contin-
ued Friday morning with unabated
fury. The thermometer reached the
freezing point IN eastern and central
Kansas Ice Is reported Over half an
inch thick iii various portions Of the
Neosho and Cottonwood valleys, and all
varieties Of fruit have been killed
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RoME, April Ell a severe earthquakes
shock occurred at ESQ O'Clock Satnr-
day morning at Milazzo, an the north
coast Of Sicily. This shock vas fol-
lowed BY another equally AZ severe.
What damage, II any was done. has NOT
been reported.
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IRISH HOME RULE BILL.
The Blu Passes Its Second Read
ing IN The Commons.
VICTORY ron THE MEASURE.
Or stsietly fastg Llpes lAs vsts Wan 1akca Bill.
teesi i. Usual oppssss Il, wklls CIaaetoas. 10
SpIeadld Voiee, OhaMFons Hi ri sahtms.


iees, 4 Usual oppssas II will Claastsas. 10
spleadid voirel ohanFiuns Hi ii, sahsns
LoNnoN. April "a The members 81
the house Of commons locikcd % the
house enrly Friday 70 secure seats Tor
the final encounter over the second
recalling 81 tho Irish homo rule blu. In
debate Mr. Gladstone said that the
homo ruic bill was certain - pass ita
second reading Friday night md that
Il would III the committee May This
statement was received with ehecrs ~
tho supporters of the measure.
Ri Hon. Sir Henry James liberal
unlonisk addressed the house III oppo-
sition 10 the bin lie taid that tho
government 81 Ireland. would be II tho
hands Of those now forming The major
Ivy ~ the Irish representatives mon
drawn from Tho land league md proved
TO 10 conkpirntors against Inv These
men would take place and power with
the determination 10 sweep out u IFe7
land tho landlords, whom they regarded
az M English garrison.
Eslriy IN the ovcning tho debate wns
monopoliEed ~ minor n,emherA. AZ 10
o'clock Mr.. Gladstone entered hurried4
~. and, amidst cheers members began
70 return rapidly Al 1880 Mr.. iialfour
WINS received with cheers
All the members Ind meantime tnlscn
their places. and the house waited OK
pectantly for tho final debate on tho
second reading.
Mr. lialfour rose shortly before ~
O'clock longer period hKd never
been occupied with the second reading
of the bill. hc said. than had been al
lowed for the present dcbntn No man,
however, had dared 10 contend thai
within the narrow limits n tho two
islands, four assem- liea, with four exec
Eutiscs. could % operative II harmony
with ono imperial parliament He him
soil. could not believe TINT this childish
initiation 81 tho United States conati-
tuition could over commend itself 70
the Judgment 81 the Hritish people.
Tchcers He, therefore. would put the
idea aside aA not Immediate % the dis
cussion. Tho hofzo rule bill Ind boon
brought forward to meet the liberal
parfy,a necessities. which were con.
nected with Irish agitation and Irish
crime. ssIfcnr. hear Never hnd such
nm important constitutional change
iasas. = ~ ~ ttfsMn &S~Aesess
Substantial arguments for tho neces-
| slty 81 tho measure could b. onnmer.
nted on the fingers o. ono hand Two
of these arguments were that The union
| had failed and that coercion Ind failed
IN you commit this great political
crime, Anid Mr. Balfour III closing hts
speech, You mako yourselves responnk-
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Man l8lown,to Atoms.

EAiroRIU n, Pa, April 2s. "A horrible
accident occurred Friday morning Tho
glycerine house Of the Climax Powder
Co blew up, killing Fred Badger, Geo
Lyons and VIM. King. The latter was
blown to atoms The force Of the ex-
plosion severed the heads from the
bodies Of Badger and Lyons and the
trunks are horribly mutilated.
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f,eora,a yyhlte Can. 1yell I,o.e1.

CARRoLLToN, Ga, April %. Nine Of
the men recently convicted as white
caps were sentenced to twelve months
each in the chain gang. The other two
were boys aud got of with six months
each. Among the convicted are Jesse
Brooks, ST., prominent farmer over
fifty years old, and Ds. Dan Rogers, !.
prominent physician Of this neighbor-
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LONDON, April 2s. Seven hundred
delegates from ireland arrived ii Lon
don Saturday to attend q meeting in
opposition to Irish home rule, to be
held in Albert hall. The delegates
wore favors 81 orange and green.
They are to be entertained at break
fast and dinner BY aristocratic mem
bers Of the unionist party Of Great
Britain.
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4hs I.ppe.s lAd,ls.. ls NlTarl.ingme,,

RAslE, April 2s- The pope has told
500 Belgian pilgrims that they should
not allow themselves 10 bc deceived by
cvily disposed worlSingmen. They
ought 70 act IN harmony with their
employers.
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HurrK. Mont. April IS. ny iIrc il
ono of The shafts Of the butte and Rcs4
ton Co Friday morning nine miners
were cut of from escape and others
burned Of suitocated All hope VI res
enc N * been Abandoned.
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The strike stiii on

OMAHA. Neh., April aS No eoneiu-
sion was reached ut The confer
ence between the Union Pacific officials
and the strikers committee Friday. al
ternoon.
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Musicians prescriptions and family
D. ssllts carefully compounded day
~ night BY competent clerks ak r.,
I r.naodgrass & Co.. pharmacy 4 doors
y z 4 9. Queen st. crossing.
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his death was only question Of few
hours. He was unconscious half the
time, only at intervals being sensible
Of what is going on about him
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ron -FOUR YEARS


itepnbiiean once folders % sertaia
T. .,ass 9 8 q a ~
WAshlsiior, APIil - ners nas
Deen some quest,on among sehntors ma
chat republican officials won1d ii ner-
m,tted u serve four v.sars frorn IA
tins 81 tha;r cor,ynissinr ~ ,raart 4hat
IL. lega, ,.;th th,;, I, ~
sion Is that commiss;,n issued
aftar tbair conf,rn,n,ion pras,da,t
Tyleveland h;n,selg i,as i, Ma tlis ,.or
9red 10 STATING. 81 ! Tennaesea. co,.
,,ressr,nn that II ras,,t that tha ,,,.,,
| Should serva four vnara fro,n ,he
co,nn,iss,on ,as,,ad ,ftsr INA envf,,,,a.
t;op This daciainn Il q, a,,,iv y, Ill
ofIiciaIa mi directlv ,,oliticai ana tbat
inclrdes district attornevs srrvavors
~ customs collectors 81 internaI rcv-
enne sub-treas,,rera. m q marahals
nostn,astcrs ana annra,sera IL customs
Some Of these officials, notably
collectors Of Internal revenue and
appraisers OF customs have no term
fixed, but they serve at the pleasure Of
the president Objection WINS made to
this course BY the congressman, but he
was asked II the law did not provide for
such a thing, and the fact that Presi-
dent Harrison had violated Il did not
affect the action Of this administra-
ton.
Army Omcers Must Return 70 Their posts.
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nlea You want to buy, sell or trade
MN ses, call at Noah's Ark, No o West
'Se "a 3-28- lmon:
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y,HE only place on earth p ST. Y cent 81 a M,.
rings cheap cash store
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Isonth Report Dying!

NEw YoRK. April % At 3 o'clock
Saturday afternoon II was reported
that Edwin Booth was dying, aud that
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!, prIs BEI,I. Is now running three chairs at
| "a Ill shaving parlor. and Ii prepared 70 serve
W " ~ ta,ners with dispatch His bath rooms
" ,hs 6nest in tie city Hot and cold baths
Il any hour desired 20 ~.
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|TITB KNOWN YOUR WANTS
ii, Column is Read BY Over 5000
People Every Evening.
vrsT AND CHEAPEST COLUMN
.....,,.,. Bslp Wanted, Persale. For Rent, Loss
Found. straysd ! Stolen, T. Buy, Sell
J, Exchange Make Il Known.
vreT AND CHEAPEST COLUMN

.I,py an COMMISSION ITO agents 10
ALLaAndle Ire Patent Chemical Ink Erasing
a1lasa The most useful and novel invention
Y NJ are Erases ink thoroughly IN two sec
~ " 1sarks like magic 100 to 500 per cent.
onds s.snts making $50 per week. We also
pg .a. /. General agent to take charge Of terri
w. Msrs snd appoint sub agents. A rare chance
s y 55ests money Write for terms and saInpl !
q erasillsFfi 473-fm.
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,no YARDS Is cents floor oil cloth only 70
cams AZ Eugene &. Herring's.
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Y,op RRNT The house In which have been
living 81 West Burke street. Possession
dSyen Aprill Rent SIS per month.
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rIYANTED. 800 Gents suits 70 clean at 81 rs
w snit. New Process. steam and dry
cleaning. j C0RDNER, South Raleigh street,
near new jail
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10 ! m YOU HAPPY r, II not go TO the
A Great Muslin Sale, and yon win go home
nleased 10 death, at o, r. HERRING'S, corner
naeen and Martin streets.
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MANASSAS BRANCH.

WARRENTON-Train Nos. 9. ID, 50
connect daily for Warrenton. Nos. 10 and 80,
daily. and 16 daily, except Sunday, from
WanentOn.
FRANKLIN DIvIsION-Leave Rocky
Mount daily except Sunday 4 45 4. M, ar
rive Franklin Junction I so a. IN.
Leave Franklin Junction daily except Sun
day 4:30 p. m; arrive Rocky Mount 1:30