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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-11
HIS OWN TRUE LOVE.

Astory OF Two Continents on mn migrant
slatlon-And SO They We're We'd.
NtD lOrk advertiser.
Emilia Klusc, q rod.cEeoked, blue
eyed German girl, who said she was
just turning her twentieth year, landed
on Ellis leland yesterday, accompanied
by her sister, pretty little girl OF three
years.
They were passengers on tho steam.
ship Welmer, which had arrived from
Bremen.
as that your childP" asked Matron
Strickland Of the German girl.
"My sister, madame"
"Where IL your husbOnl?"
"My promised husband is in st. Louis,
madame" replied Emilia, "but he is
going to meet me in New York, aud We
arc to be married."
Emilia gavo the name OF her promised
husband. lie is Theodore 0yerileld, OF
St. Louis, aud he came on post h0sto
yesterday in response to Matron Strick-
land's telegram.
IneouoTe hhu Deen informed ny some
worthy that Emilia would DO sent back
If no personally claimed her, go he
decided to tell a great big llb.
IIc meant we'll enough but allowed
his anxiety concerning Emilia, for
whom he really had u strong attach
ment, to get the upper hand Of hia
judgment.
ayes" he saidto tho matron, emilia
is to marry my halt.brott.er, who looks
Just like me"-hero Theodore put his
foot in it-"and Is lust my age, aud
named Theodore also"
But Emilia gave the whole snap
away" as they say in the Fourth ward,
by rushing into Theodore'sprms, show
ering endearing words and'kissos upon
him, and exclaiming, "0h, my hus-
band"
1t didn't tako Matron Strickland q
great while to undo the tanglc and got
confession from Theodore.
or couvae he was willing to marry his
sweetheart right there and then, and
Pastor Bergermeier expedited matters
by making tho couple man and vito,
and sent them on their way rejoicing.
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Chicago Inter Ocean.
Tho use Of tho term "Unclc Sam" as
a synonym for the government OF tho
United States IL explained thus; I'm;
modlately after tho last declaration Of
war with Englsnd lin 1879 Ebert An
dorson, Of Now York, then q contractor,
visited Troy, on the Hudson, where was
concentrated and where no purchased, a
largo quantity OF provislons--beel, pork,
otc, The inspectors Of these articles at
that place were Messrs. EbeneAor ana
Samuel Wilson. The latter gentleman,
Invariably known as Uncle Sam, gen
orally superintendent In porHon q large
number Of workmen, who on THIS oera'
sion, were employed In ovcrhaullne tho
provisions purchased by the contractor
ThS casks wete marked "E. A.-U.
So THIS work fell to the lot OF Q face
tioug follow In the employ OF tho Mes9rs.
Wilson. who on being asked ny nls
follow workmun the meaning otthea
mink. said he did not know unless II
meant ElbOrt Anderson and Uncle sam
Wilton, Tho Joke took among the
wofkmeh and passed currently ana
iIncio sam hiiniatt being present wal
occasionally rallied BY them on tho in'
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creasing extent of his possessions,
Many OF these workmen, being OF q
character designated "food for powder"
wore found shortly after following the
recruiting drum and pushing toward the
frontier lines for the double purpose OF
meeting the enemy and Of eating the
provisions they had lately labored TO
put in good order, Their old jokes Rc-
companied them, and before tho first
campaign ended this identical ono first
appeared in print 1t gained favor
rapidly till Il penetrated and was rec
ognized in every part Of the country,
and will no doubt continue 80 while
the United States is a nation.
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best SIC. Pork higher; old mess SIS Oli now
$40 %. Cut meats strong. Lard dull western
steam 81 1851 February $40 ST. March and May
slQ So Butter trim at use, Cheese firm.
CuGCAao. Ian. inf wnsn wicked market In
mort to.,iSy n advance Of nearly NIc was followed
~ rnidine md INC 0iiotAtions az the close were
about where they rested last night The Inter.
est In port aud lard far exceeded all else 0u the
iloor There wls moro uncertainty e the mar,
kelthea ut any tlWe slnco the big hnW market
started, aud yet tho highest price OF theyeHr was
recorded for pork, n, y, Ream and Arln0urs
brokers were again credited With liberal pur'
chRses NJ the start but settled again on tho I'd
vance. A cholera dispatch, dated Hamburg, 70,
iat'ng 70, q shin from New Orleans may have had
some influence IN tue decline LATER ,u
MHvSs rvGaIp ~ sGo oG ood H.
crc0sn Ia Vf Sy an tho wbSie weso
KIN ',uat tn tIcr,yjse wy
a. a Ea .i attS INN vs,or5ov
i'm IN c SsV,E H'u "'''H 'S''''
W taiS s stSSJ,, ,p,,h oo.n
T TeS s'S gg,y WIN eo'H'
WT WIFE, t1, M osnrlnp z,,sc, No q pprlnu
71c. M I'd NJ 1ani,sSrv Sast n ~ aiSiln,
Nav TsSla7OSl a7gile. juiy i7iSi77i;ai7JSS
CORH-CaSh No. q. iIJ5c; Janunry llHHIlgA
AlIIC; February ialSails5 alaI,c; May lGIiaiGGa
lgE:c.
OATs-CaSh No. 9, 9J4o; January 3O4a009sl
agi q; February al1sc; May 8i5k0alji 30li1%C,
RYH-NO. 2, 75LSp.
BGRLgY-No, a,6Sc,
FLAxsBED-sl 0gyS.
IlNoIllisEEL-Sls w. 90 .,.,o s-,,
MISS t0Rk-Cash slL 20; January Sls IVa's stS
Ms 10; May SIS o9ai9 iftfai9 ~. so ca
:, L.6 a. slG ~ Jai4y SlU 'V"'o Qua
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This subject could DO dwclt upon to a
considerable length, and yet much
would remain untold, but all agroo that
the use, the proper uso oil puru rye
whiskey ls an absolute necessity, olpoCi.
ally 30 now, whom nature insists upon
being stimulated All regular phy6ici.
ans prescribe ryo whiskey, and tustly
claim that Klein's Silver Ago and DI-
quesno Whlskles are most reliable.
TAoy do this not only because they have
tried thom but because the leading hos
pilala tis0 thon--nnd thom tho bolt
stimulanls In tho world. Silver Ago
soils for $3.50 and Duquoane for $l.25
pur full quart For sale by all dealers
and druggists, Ask for thom or send 10
MAX KLEiS,
SO Federal Street, AiiEonENY, Pa.
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Horse aud Mule Market.

CINCINNATI, o.. Jan. 7.-Therc has been no
change In this market During the past week, aud
stock, aud especially for tho better grades Of
heavy draft horses, good driving horses aud good
smooth southern chunks from four to eight
years old, shippers cannot make mistake IN
shipping smch stock hero at ones. Heavy Graft
horses, good, SliOal70; extra Sl1Oal0J; med lum
draft horses, good S0Oall5; cxtrn Sll5ali5 saddle
and driving, good sT6alOO; extra SlOOal4Oi south.
Grn horses good, S7Oa0O; extra S9Olll6; sreetgE
s1OaOe; plugs S?jabO. Mules-There is good de-
maud for ali classes Of mules, and especially for
the better grades, sound and straight. III good
condition, from four TO eight years old Such
stock Is selling readily at tho following prices:
II to Az hands, good S50a6O; extra s0ONlO; M
10 Is hands good S7OaSi extra SSjal0O; ID 10 49,
hands, good SlOOAllj; extra Sil5aiEO: lbN 10 ID
hands, good sl00Riii: extra SlijalG0; 10 to IGN
haudS good siG0al7O extra slIOalsj; plugs S2ja
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SEEING THE FAMILY MULE.
Neg OHeanl 7tmn.p elnocraL

NsW Orleans 7fMts- Democrat.
Bless Gawd, now Atasiah 5heFaphl
Is dem dc words you SayedY
Y0uEwlne TO sell ole Ballaln
lec'aSc do rent AMI pald2
You EWine break up dis lambly
An take our mule away,
To iOtcl do little money
De ledge say We mus pRys
Hits hard enough to make II,
'TWiXt dEOuf and 'tWlxt dc Hood,
Fom plantin time tell plckln'
70" alln0s sWeats y0' blOOdi
Bni when yOu gifts yO' cotton
unlOaded at do gin
An INK YOU counts Is settled,
OATS WhGr dc counts begin,
Commlshums an peFvRnces,
Wtd lntrllsl, an do rent,
An pToheIs on yO' cTedlck
lsWllsSeT worrlment
Dun tTompin down plough turner's
An wufkln IN dc ground,
An wurkiu' an C0m d0yhrelk
OnIel dc sun 80 down.
You calls me lazy, does youg
Des look at BALKAN dar,
An canine all de backbone
An. see how much IS haT'i
Yes, dar he STAINS lO1ln',
Hacked up az IN dc lenCO,
Wid all his inOl-mule notlOny,
AcFiIIer full o. sense,
Ole mule, tho yo's contrary
=, An tricky wild so heel,
40 ant like praneln' horses,
hut got u heart to feel.
40, takes yO' shear o. misty,
FoElIIin' to complain,
n pullln' fore yo' master
Thew sunshine An' thew rain,
YO' hind hoOts Is onsartln,
hut In dat tough ole hide
Do heart Is DIES as honeS
AS any horse dee ride;
Dc sperrltS DIES MS willln',
DOstep Is DIES as strong,
An 'lRn't ehbles' critters
Wld ears OATS not so long,
Oh, Lawd, Almighty MArstah,
Dat wGpo' sinners sHFvG,
DOM let EN- take ole Baluam
An lot dis iably StHrYe;
Des keep tho ploW runnln'
To- QUO mo- crappln, yeah,
An III stay dOr 10 iOllcr
AN step behind do sheah,
Vol, take him, MNrstah sherlph.
An leave us IOlkS To mon,
FO' dem dat pends on crcdicS
Can't call beas' dey own;
o, LlWdy, how he'll miss us
A lreamin' In de sun,
In dem bright springtimo Sundays
Wld all his weeks wuk aone,
Oh, glory now. MelIndyi
Good glory TO dc Luwdl
Dis noble AlArstNh Sheraph
lie say, "dG mules irAud;"
iIe say, "he dos is no count
An'celttul rs all sin,
An 'tOu't no tlSo 10 sell him
Hes sea- cely wuif his skInW
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CHICAGO ILL.,. Jan. lO--Cattlo, receipts G,i0O
head; shipments 1000 hcAd market steady;
cows strong; best steers s. 6O Others % O0ai 10;
stOckcB s. GO0j co: lcows 81 T1a9 s.. Hogs re-.
cclpts 81, 600 head; shipments 5000 head; market
loo lower; rough and common 81 loaf IS;
packing and mixed 81 30a7 IS; prime heavy
81 5jN7 90: light 60 25n7 G7l& Sheep, receipts
6OQO hcad; shipments 700 head; market active
and strong; natives 81 76lj "a: wCthGrs s. O0a5 SO
Texans 81 0OaS Us; limbs 81 G0aJ 90
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, jan. 1O-Cattln, receipts
200 head shipments zoo head; market steady
and unchanged. Hogs. receipts l,iO0 head;
shipments 9,SOO head; market firm and fair;
Hight to best heavy 81 G0e7 0j. Sheep, receipts
2i8 head: shipments 80 head; market 9ctbSe;
lambsSlow, &c oil.
CtSCIEEATI, o., Jan. 1O.-lGogs strong at 50 SjR
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lIrenlllLnII. nnlI llrnHlalnn J.

NEW YoaE, JAN. 10 --fiout, receipts 42,0 pack.
agCsI exports 9,0)1 pnckagosl market steady md
very quluti sales AOl0 bHtrds, Wheat receipts
1900 btishUal expOtta igs110 buehclsi tAlcS Co.,
go btiNiiSs Of futufcA nfu i&B0l buShea Of bnDt;
market quloii No. 0 spring iilJ0j options Hfni
aud higher No rod January ISJfci May SKA
Hllfa3(l4dl July B8jfa5aj laSgllc. Com, receipts
il,01Q puAhClgl eNp0fll i0p,Vjl bnlhUlll MlOl
gi0,011 bushels Of futures and 1900 bushels Of
apnti mAtkpt titm and dniti January U1NOi May
nlEl Oats receipts ", 40 buahpl1 exports li0l
bnsholli Gales M0lQ bulhela n apott lnAfkol
iltmafj February 0sltcl MAY ly1tCl mixed WOll.
cru gJAl9gi No q uhlGag0 i5l Sd COltq ellady
AZ igAN points down, eugaf .ilthil MelA.. Il
Tltr0I IIne quleL o. 90 Egaa ltnI MolIatn
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. lO.-Wool firm; Ohio.
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx and above
York Michigan, Indiana and western fine
Xxx 2in26c; medium 100; course Bic;
inewnShed deinino X aud Xxx 2S.G$2c; medium
washed COmbing aud delaine SlO3GC; coarse do
3iaajc: Canada do $50; tub washed choice 36l
CSC; fair 35i3Gc: coarSc 31aGic; medium unwnShed
Comblng and delGinO 2ja!7c; course do 2jN2Gc;
Montana fine lGa2Oc: medium l7l22hc; coarse
lga22o; territorial inc l3al7c; medium l5a2lc;
course lSaglC.
BosroN, MASS, Jan. TO- Wool good prices mud
stendv; Ohio and Pennsylvania X 21n2sC: N%
and Xxx aud above gSallC; No. /, Gln&c; No.
Ean lno dcl1inO gOnSOc: tluwashed cOnibing
steady NJ 27O; territory active; clean for inO Bon
$50; flno medium h2a6ic; mCdlu m i7nl0c: Texas
California aud Oregon steady; pulled woods
steady ut aJlISc; Australian wool tirIn0r; for
rgn carpet woods steady.
NEW YoRK Jan. iO.--Wool quiet; domestic
fleece 2JaGjc; pulled 9Oal2c: Texas lja2lc,
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Fair supply OF cattle and better demand Mt
quotations. Hogs scarce aud demand good ut
advanced prices. sheep, lambs aud calves active.
Cditr--EXtrn. 1000 10 LOO lbs. i<lLIlc;
good, 700 to 1000 lbs. i1jaiI4C; good, 800 to9Jl
lbs, 3kaic fur, 100 TO 500 lbs 31sNBi4C; common
COO 10 700 lbs gA0Gci bulls, 2GIc; COWS,
HitStsSi--Extra, 74ua7Ic; good, 7I1u1ado; com.
mon, GL%a7c.
mon 2lsaGc lambs, 4nbc.
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C.V. Moore 4 Co., prominent drug.
glats Of Nowberg, Ore. says HSinCo
our custonnOrs have become acquainted
with tho good qualities Of Chamber.
lNin'a Cough Remedy. We sell but little
Of any other kind. ChambOFlain'S mo.
dlelnSa all give sood tatiaiaction." For
aalO BY dfugglsta, raw
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Money aud Stock
Markets.

New York. Jan. iO.-Monoy on call easy alta
to per cent; last loan per cent; closed
offered at per cent. Primo mercantile paper
SMaI pss ssn!, stCrIi9g S%eaonaSo ,S uSE put
Tho stock market wnS generally lees animated
to-day md tho preponderaRee o. tho few stocks
principally Reading, Sugar aud DlstillerS, which
1T present monopOllEed the speculative interest
wns even more marked than FOR any lny during
the past week. Fluctuations notwithstanding
tho activity In those stocks wero confined With
in narrow limits, and the fncf changes wcrG
generally Insignificant, being Irregular, general.
IL for small fractions.
Tho money market continues very easy, aud
there was still q stlGCning IN each exchange
owing TO some increase In the demands. Read'
Ing was again largely dealt In. Most Of tho day
It was weak. especially III tho forenoon, on tho
objects Of realizing sAlCa Among tho indus
trns tho cotton oil stocks vOro the special ica
turu. The strong feature Of the market WIS
Manhattan, In which some buying In tho fore.
noon occurred, and an advance OF per cent at
that tIino was held for tho rest OF tho day,
Railroad bond market was fairly active.
State bonds duh and steady.
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QUOTATIONS.

lTogs--,rhC market was very strong, and prices
advanced fully &c III sympathy with the west
err markets. The market WIS IGiFly ,NelIHt
under good demand, We quote: Good West
ern. lOHNlOEC, other western, lUll0Ac.
Fat cows were dull ut 211aa8g3c.
Thin COWS were steRdy at SS0lS.
Mich cows were IN fair request at S2oaD.
Mich CnivCs were in good demand Mt 6nSc.
Dressed beeveS were iirm at Gl4aSHC. ~
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~ pennsylvania stations.
~ IgRRRSgIVdRid Ilngs.I
WI Trains Run By Central rirne.

ricEET OPRfcgs At PENNSYLVANIA STATION o.
WGTYn FL, fOor oF ENrvENTif bT J, WilEELiho,
AT NGLuRE HOUSE, NllkRfig0t ANp ~ TIN
PENNSYLVANIA STATION IliDdHPOAT
RpuTnwrsT RYtrrA--"rAS HASbbE ilopTE,"
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CisclsNAr, o., Jan. lO.-cottOn qulcti mid
ding iOC,
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phlIeaelphla 1--we stool. NInrl.Ot.

IIllLADELPllIAl jan, 7,-The rccolpIS WeF9i
:. BGeycs. sheen Hogs,
North Pennsylvania Yard, 800 1000 900
Glass Hard,.,".""."".."m ".",r ",'"' Hu
- -
Totals for tho week.. $500 1000 600
Previous weck.,,".,.,,,,. 6,48 71OO 100
Beef aud Cattle-ThC market was strong aud
il good demand. Among tho receipts wcre III
Guided 10 for export per steamer HISTORIAN,
shipped by W. W. nrUuer, 10 per same steam or
shipped by n. Lehman & Bro, 100 by steamer
Montana, shipped by Lehman q Bro, and lb5
per steamer Montana, shipped by Meyers &
llOuyumnu.
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NE1rrAnLEa Am FRr1rs.

Tropical Fruis-LcmonS, 50 7ja2 90 per box; ba-
nanaS, 81 Goa! 10 per bunch; oranges, Masina
81 ., Florida s2 25l2 u.
TtGc,dbleS-C Cabbage. home grown s! 30 per
barrel; EARLY Rose potatoes, 75c per buShel;
onions So 7jA3 w per bushCL Sweet potatoes
FSes$ Ft%a"Apples, 50 oOas q per Darrell
Gran berries, 50 % per box
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Extra ............ Gee, Common...".,. 4ai4c
Good....",,.,..,. 6A6!lo Culls.".,......,." Flqic
MCdIum.,....". 4HHhcl Fat cows ,...,".t 9I9a5I9c
Sheop-ThG market was strong ana prices
ruled very Arm hut demand was nther slow for
nil descriptions, h. II. Cook reports sales OF
1890 Sheep and lambs At the quoted prices.
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Astory of Two Continents on mn migrant
statlon-And SO They We're We'd.
Nm l,,rk I,ItcrIirsr
The Durham daily globe., 1893-07-08
TO The PUBLlC!

The Globe Newspaper, not belonging to
the North Carolina Press Association, but
being for Durham and Durham people,
announces that all notices of churches
and societies, and all other entertain
ment~ of charitable nature from which
same FREE. One-horse shows and patent
medicine advertisements will be charge I
for. Cards OF thanks, resolutions, Obitu-
AIRY poetry and other things excluded by
the Press Association also printed free in
The Globe. The Globe guarantees the
largest circulation of any paper published
in Durham county.
The Durham daily globe., 1893-07-08
SOMETHING
Worth Reading !
A CASE OF POISONING !
How to Prevent Another Occurring.

Some time ago a lady was poiS-
Oned by her servant girl. She sent
the girl to the drug store with a pre-
scription to be filled. The druggist
filled it carefully and handed it to
the girl. On the way home she
opened the bottle, poured out some
Of the contents, and filled it up with
FoWler's Solution Of Arsenic. The
lady took the dose prescribed On the
bottle, and before medical aid could
be summoned, died. The druggist
easily vindicated himself, his meth
DDS being SO careful and systematic
Finally the girl admitted her crime
For the last ten years | have been
compromising prescriptions as fol
lows: Allprescriptions from doctor
are compounded by one man and
checked by another; the label is
written and checked in the same
way, thus preventing any mistake IN
compromising or writing the direc-
ti0ns On the label. The package is
then neatly wrapped and tied with
cord, then sealed in four (4 places
with red sealing wax. Should any
one tamper with the package, they
will be obliged to break one or m re
Of these seals. | have found that
this method meets with the approval
OF both doctor and patient, especially
SO when the patient is an invalid.
1t assures them that the medicine is
just as it left the druggists hands.
Please see that ALL PRESCRIP-
TIONS coming from my store are
properly tied and sealed. If not,
| please report to me at once. Send
me your prescriptions. That is my
speciality. They will receive imme-
diate attention, and be filled by the
most approved methods known to
modern pharmacy. [ deliver pack
ages to any part Of the city when
desired. Calls left at my store for
any doctor in the city, promptly de-
| livered.
The Durham daily globe., 1893-07-08

shot in the leg. In making good his
escape the outlaw dropped satchel in
which were found a number Of pistols,
pocket knives, razors and other articles
with which to defy the officers.
They all give it up that the Jack
Frost Ice Cream Freezer is the best on
the market. The Jack Frost people will
compare work with any machine on
ness quicker than any other machine they
will buy you any machine you want and
make you present Of it free. They also
save ice, salt and labor. See G. d.
Whitaker and get Jack Frost machine.
The Winston Sentinel, speakin g Of
the failure Of the First National bank Of
that place, says: The bank has met it's
local obligations and is in a solvent cOndi
ton. The depOsitOrs, the Sentinel is re
queSted to state, need not feel the slight
est uneasineSs as to their deposits, as
they will be paid in full. An effort will
be made to reorganize the bank at once
and place it in position to go on it's
career of usefulness. There is but little
doubt that this will be accomplished at
an early day.
Postmaster Albright has received a
communication from Postmaster Gen
eral Bissell, stating that there will be
established in the government buildings
on the Worlds fair grounds a branch of
the Chicago postoffice, which will con-
tinue during the entire period of the
fair. This branch office will be for the
benefit of persons who do not know
when leaving their homes the precise To-
cation of the Chicago office. This office
is to do all the business of first class
postoflice. Mail matter intended for de-
livery at this office should be addressed ::
"WOrld's Fair Station, Chicago, H."
Constipation and sick headache posi-
lively cured by Japanese Liver Pellets :;
~ Mills D Sold at W NJ Nparhy'S
The Durham daily globe., 1893-07-08
LIVE LOCAL LINKS.
TIE Days Record of Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.

TIE Days Record of Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.
Born, to Professor and Mrs. c. W.
Toms, at Hcrtford, on the 4th instant, a
son.
For rent, a six.room house suitable
for one or two families. Apply to N. NJ.
Johnson
These are the days when country
produce comes in by the quantity and
goes cheap.
-Rev. G. L. Finch, of Goldsboro, will
preach at the Second Baptist church to-
morrow evening.
Prof. J. NJ. Bandy will conduct ser
vices at the y. NJ. G. y. to morrow after
noon at 4 o'clock.
A cOlored man was drowned in Ala
nance to-day. He was a relative of Caro-,
line Mebane, who received the news.
The circumstances of the accident are
not known.
The Charlotte News says: Rey. B.
+. Dixon was in the city this morning
on his way to Statesville to begin his
work as pastor Of the Methodist church
at that place.
President Winston, Of the State Uni
versity, reports that he is receiving many
applications from young women for ad-
mission as students or to take special
courses of study.
Nov that the factories can resume
business, temporarily suspended on ac
count Of having no water, things begin
to liyen up perceptibly and the merchant
gets his usual trade
LESS than week now, and those de-
string to visit the sea shore can do so at
small cost. The excursion to Norfolk
on the 18th is the time for all to go, and
to miss it means to lose the biggest op-
portunity for summer outing offered
this season.
-Messrs Freeland & Ferrel have
chartered the City of Chester for the ac-
commOdatiOn Of the eXcUrsiOnists on the
14th. This will give all chance to visit
Washington and Baltimore at a small
cost and make the trip the most delight
full Of the season.
p. H. Hanes & Co, Of Winston. will
rebuild their tobacco factory, recently de-
CtrOvoI nv fro WOrEmpu ORC now ar,
gagged in clearing away the rubbish and
getting the ground in proper shape for
the new building, which will be much
larger than the old one.
Sergeant Scott Altman, in attempt,
ing to arrest a notorious negro criminal
at Chase City this morning, received a
The Durham daily globe., 1893-07-08
GET THERE.
Those Who Want to Try for Clerks and
Carriers Have a Chance.

An examination will be held at tht
postoftfce building in this city on Satur
day, August ), 1898, commencing at !
o'clock a. m, for the grades of clerk ant
carrier in the city postoffice. Only citi
zens Of the United States can be exam
ined.
The age limitations are as follows
For clerk, not under IS years; for car
rier, not under 21, not over 40. No ap
plication will be accepted for these ex
aminations unless filed with the under
signed, on the proper blank, before I
O'Clock p m , Monday, July Il, 1898
For application blanks, full instruction
and information relative to the duties
and salaries OF the different positions
apply at the postoffice to