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Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
so Vroeent.

en- samnsl 8pnoe Tom for noate
Iase iibsu inb | en- gutif. Otter
ntseen grutnine iisbte ban ba 8nrer
for 20 ar.
Ia ban bauoe fant Yat.en, lasoe
ban 10 ar. paa Often % gil.
"gtop libt, bet ratter life ill., iasoe
8iobmanben lfarpt.
Wen gonosu fortiatte rOlis i'm 8ei.
aisbmanoen ipraus siter BAN, tos BAN
| armen o. ires:
"3rnter Ee at lure mig for ben
babe Betalin9cn2 Nsi, bet saar life,
Wanoen min."
"Spab oil bet iiss2" iuareoe 8on'
ben. "@au ies 9em life ristis 10
3rcner?"
so, men De fisbte for 90" ~IoarsOe
ben anosu opbraat.
ga Def - men ies bar siort 8ou'
furs % bar G~urisbeoens Bcpibnelie
for, at ies life bebsuer at betnle mere
enb so Irpcent."
Oct bite iis, at ban oirfeli9 baooe
giort 9Onturs os fat Gtfpro meo so
Yrpcent, % M troebe ban, at oerne
biuise getnlinssmaaoe fuuoe anpcnoes
~beitanbig.
Ia BON eftcr en- mcset bioiio Orb
itrio enoelis babe fact bet Hart for
Jig, at ban baobe ta9et fell, bteo ban
meset ar9erlis % auiaa ii9 for itams
melis narret al Retten.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24

Eea It Rebaftiunsfontor / Berlin
iubfanot forleben en- @artner iig meo Ell
RDbeo ON ct 3poeri, iom a bsgaaet
ben furri9e Nnt. San if lin 8etalinl,
og, ba bet uiite fig, at NDbeoen bar tOrs
reft inbtil be minoite G%ntelt6eoer, b 3
Observation-Disclosures Wanoen ON at
tomme iajen, naar ban after b6rte uOget
MT. st Bar 8o9e eiter maote Wnits
ben pdanp meo ct Ipoeri, % after bite
bet fig, of bans Meooelelie oar / ben
itjsnnelte Operensitcmmelie mso be uIrs
teIige 5Orbolo. Ut Blooet bar iaa paas
inloenoe oel moerrettct, u0lte Bolitieis
Wtistante, OF @nrtHcrcn blcU tnget i
SorbDr. 90 MI oplpites bet, at b~pilten
8runo ban uioite iaa goo Be1teo. San
BIZ ielu 3puen.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
@aIbap, SpS Tafota.

Sr. Heoaitsr! - 9angt op impb Npro
paa 2Gtotas SsiIanbe Iig9er lom Ell enoeIgs
Saoilooe, bit % her b9penoe % f%aloenoe
ION lnIaa &plgetoppe, ben blot befjenote
sIFieion % 8upbeton Snoian Steieruation.
Iloe paa oeuue itore Manufacturing, Der
R%olle0en 8Uraar bIep aabnet for Setting,
oa man, peo al itGa uppe paa De fIeloligs
nenoe 6orbDtninger paa Seitiioen, % laoe
Wet GLIDE leo oper ben ioafalote Sisietons
aal, blioe BAR en- bel Mau9oe mprte @yens
Nanoe, Der peo nGrmere GiteripR bier lig at
p0re lnIaa Suie, bps8ebe al iorlfjeli9e
SlagS Niaterialier.
Seo at 9lpre en- Sur ub ouer oisie Sletter
% taae Sanoltabet iaapeliom oisie Suie og
oereS Seboere nGrmere / gieipn, pl man
Pnoe Sanoet goot ps irrstbart. Suiene iinaa
% aoefoemme % Sebperne, eler rettere iast
oe0oeren i~iooenoe paa en- forialoen Stol
sasr lreot Sena laieuos enbel ~aarsgamle
NpDeoer, erbperpet fra Settlementerne paa
SeF' euer Gitllben til 9tosfororip. 8 ct
plerlls al 8Rreliet oil man. peo bet ipar.
lo'nine eps fra ct Tibet Ginou, opbase Ell
Ipa' ltGrtt n%iarieret af 5tbens tGrenoe
a0nO, % bet mobiatte Sjprue pil man iom
ue9el lInoe ct biemmeslort Spro, ganIfe Del
IP'ot az ltione Stopper % 9alerfener FAINT
0e 'na 'tolte Maaltio efterlabte 2epnetsmib.
~ Naapeliom euoel 8pser ps ligueuoe, %
III 'ooenoe os iiolt bill man, / bet 9usmsrfe,
noH' man nu beapnoer at p9nns fig til, paa
NoFosts inserite Sjsrue Tom 9urusartiiel
OPoa9e en- balpfpiot 9obatsi9f % to a tire
s.osf neo ipnSerbraote Wunofpiter peo
Sioen al.
y eh o. oisle minore iiltrQtfenoe &abiner
p0V'r steoitrIueren al bisie 2tnier, meoens
gan ! aanoen aimaler ia lpiere o. bepre
%,'sF' pan ier en- ioiparm Gag / 2lusuii
Htaooe0 De bsIaenoe gsrc busue os after
''le me liolte Sppeoer i%peiret, liaeiom for
~ 'toole Den ipuse Sulins ira SDp, Der
|"s'Omt lpGoer / norolia Retning ipr al
DUu's % alIsle alt, iom iprmebelIt Spiens
N'"e CT naaet jim SplgsHingstiltanp.
o''H'Vsles ler ban pafre 8~aaninssbuie bur
wv q rene li9, planteoe Sr9r at bape pprei
FW l0laa sloOirGiuinser, os gebperne
WI CT iorepblet ioctmiuoNe, i trapl Dirt
"e.peo Tor at iGa inobsitst ben iipre @rsSe
use % ltsnenoe 5anter fan maalte par,
nH'aHs''sI at pebliseboIoe % nere unoel
occurrence 6orbclee. men pa Saabst er bel
''FF Tom loyleee. CT MenneIte Der pac
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24

Sra Suso pr. 9snsbers i~triuer en-
Suoienoer til "5olfets Sel":
8prneilotten par itpr, o9 Manoeu,
en- Spmanb, bnuoe M / ct Bar Qar
uaret Ips % life funnel fare tiliss,
bapoe Blot funnel risle meo nogst
biemme, og oa fan on lutte big til, at
9(rmpoeu baube bOlpt tit Snotog. Ru
blep Suitruen o9iaa ins, nuset baars
Tia bapbe bun unret / len9ere 5io -;
men MI blsu bun rent ieugeligsenoe,
o. efter uaiten 2 Tigers imerteiulot
Spseleie bauoe gsrnene insen Mor %
Manben inssn Suitru mere. Bet
bapbe saaet 4ense til 9ese us Msoi,
Gin, us M - buor ituloe ban tnse
9ense fra til Besrapslieu? Nosle
Smaapiser iamtaleoe bsrom os fore.
llos, at be burbe iorisge ON be life
tunbe iaa iitano EN- licen B~ernebuSar
til Subtast iOr ben baarot prspeoe
Gamilie. geIlutninsen bleu iattet Os
be~tienotsjprt .blanbt areoiens gsrn,
Der meset ~ufferpiaist fanOt frem bet
peneite 2esetgi be bapoe, us braste bet
BEN paa 8ajaren. Manse Rlpre poebe
o9iaa en- Sfjeru, % bet blsu riStis en-
prastis Ba5ar - ps talrist beipst.
aL. meaem s o. 8 ON aItenen ioresit
9refninsen, ps ba ma iaa tube talle
iammen be inotOmne Tense, iaa baooe
man - tanf bele SIR. 5000, Der gasen
eiter blep pperrait ben trausenoe
5amilie.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
g.. Staal.

Ter err iiffert flere at ppre meIt ~frerrra.
senee 2anbsmanb oerblemme, iom / aar oil
bsisac ameriia uuoer uoitiaiugen I gbicaao.
On os anoen pl maalte o9iaa sigre en- lioen
giititfer no | 2anbet til forifleuiae glaoier.
Saaleoes ben Manp, hpis Rapn liaar ouer
otSie 9inier. San tor / flere Nar reiIt /
lloIanoet iom aorreiponosnt for en- lang
RGtte oani,e 8Iabe, o. a9tsr iaar Of eicre
en- Runorsiie her / Nmerita.
Omit Staal er fsot rem 21oe Ensuit 1861
pao 9oGIanb. otter at hape taaet S:uoen.
tereramen meb ubm9rfelie, ilemte ban for
Gluor paa meo bet ~jurlO,itt Stuoium, lam.
tioia meo at ban beugap i9 til iournaltItiIt
&irfiortheo. Som lurioiit 8anoioat reois
9creoe ran ct Bar Nar llacb!aoet "8uuoes
uenten", blep oereft5r / 1888 5ulbmpatig
hos Suerretsiasfsrer, Sol'etbinssmano s..
9auritieu, os ienere bar ban etabIeret lis
ielo Tom Soerretsia9fsrcr / 3Ipbenhaoa.
6. Staal bar bdaoe mre Gtuno ga zen
ta9et Iepeuoe Vel ntt pplitiife Qiu / 9an.
mari &eo f:olte 5ol'cibiua3pai9 bar ban
opit;dtt t SiIeIftrrtyeoicn en-, men, oa Der bar
to Observation-Disclosures, trai ban ia tilbaae
fort fgr @aI9et, for life at ipii,te areoien2
3empfrati. 5oruOeu at haoe opret fat
Meoarbeioer peo "Mor9eublaoet" % ienere
"4oIititen" CT g. StaaI o9faa optraaot iom
ieluftGnoi9 5urfatter al ct lioct S,riit:
"9r. gltrup", % en- Tjece ON "3en irite
SriheoSfamp".
Naus Heiiebrece iGie5 meo for Suter.
este blemms. 9e er prP9eSeai 2ip og ling.
bomsfriitbeo. SnrS oul cr lin ca npoenbe,
og ban er / SeiiooeIie al ell uomRrfet Sa9t.
tnaelie5tpne o9 %fprit1or / ct slimreuos
Gqrca at fibre. bUoo ban tar ieet.
Srrii9 3uteresie har bet uaturti9uis for
bore ~9anosmGnb bIeume at iaa Iiot at pioe
ON Grerita; oa Der er utpps no9eu anoer,
Der iaa 9oot iom g. Staal cfter en- Ieiie
berorcr Tan g;oe ct 3uObIit / ameritm te
6orfoio pg 5tauoma0ern,s Sitting Der.
&t IAN 9jgre ell Gel / Den GetnIng peb al
glpe BAN 9eili9heo til at boloe Toreoraa
poa iaa rau9e Steoer iom mliig. StaaI
pHiter nemIi8 at boIbe 6orcord9 for iinc
&auosmGno o. ANDRE 1fauoiuauer. boor ban
tommer ircnI, os ban a1ter at uoltraite i'm
6ejie lige TT Stiletdoet.
Som 6orebra3senue nGpuer ban: lo.
pitlrH9eH / 9aHirarf fra iibit / 6aloFieroiern
% til Cato. SHotrpf ira fine 3teijer / 81
iorltJeaiqe e~uroprtfe &anOe, iprli9 ueo'
rgyelne gau0boforbo!o, oe5uoen ON Qibplb5a
ia9en, Suiloei00er o.tp. ON gnite5 oil
ban boloe 6Oreoeag ouer b~iitOriite gmHer
Nanr ban taller ON onnlte 5orboIo, oil bar
tuu bergre 3a9ens Eoiitif, naar bet uotrpIte.
Zig foyIaHges.
SRA bcoe5 meooele bet til mig, boor MAI
gniter at bgre 6r. 8, Staal, jeg oil ga meo.
belle BAN BET. Gan refer bIemmeira / Wiio'
ten al 6ebrlar.
3bomas 5. 2homien,
giblano SglitoIe,
Grant ct. =. g., Mitbigau
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
Gown OF Vesp Rrairte, Yope SO.
W~tunsfcta.

Sr. 3ieoattpr! - Som tiolisere berettet
miiteoe MrHi9beoeu Der fin iiRre SjGls.
iprssr, 9altor ge. 8oeioo. 9ette bar ct
baarbt Slas for Weuisbeoen. afosoe Bat.
aoefob bapoe paret Brett her | b.npso Is
gar % bapoe prpuet Rpbpsssrlipets Stra'
baoicr % bpsset op airier % StoIsr. NI,
oa alt bar fommet | COB Stano, blep ban
talbt biem fra os.
Menisbeoen enebes ON at ialoe Baitcr ".
1srbe til fin gref. San rncbtos aa!bet Os
tom bib itrag for Sui.
aIarIis Silien til Reoaitionen % be mango
9ufinbe 2aiere. en- Soanins.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
Saffejfripeljer % 0tmbetalim9er.
6abbe jss lie faast geltsi, bapoe leo
ftierlia paret Qrsblina.
Ssrsus Gals, ginn., Abe Zee. 1892

oNNu~N of ~
Tr. VI. Etuen.
5or omtreHt ct War fosu iisbts ies si elc'trif
Bette al Tenn; bet or en- foruHoerlia Ting, Tom
bar siurt MTG mere sobt emo lea fan bsffrips
nise Vsnnsn. Gsrsub iss ~ Belief, lao ies till
ienss. 10 bopoe Iissst tilisues I 3 Raansosr.
meb tore Smsrisr; fuuos Tile iuu mig | Ser'
gen, nei iunos life bialps mtg. U2it biertsiiafts
EuIfe er at aGs. Tom lioer al ct erer aHbet Cuoe,
iunoe ijsbe Ig ei Or. Ctpens Bette title, mems
Spaoommen Fan laoe fig iursre, for BeItst bar
iurcrst mango, iom inssu Tcs'or sIer Rtoici.
nsr bar funnel h~eIbrsbe. let er NIT Euis, at
nit 8ibnesbpro maa iontme Tor gimsnheoeu, ha
ies 7riptr nstop, boao iss bar %erfaret, % ion
er pionsfat, % afe, icm uil ~ttlI'rioe mig ansaa.
enos Sanobeoeu, er leg pitis til at b%eiours.
9ai o. after 1ai. iiars TT. Gusn. 5es CT,
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
correspondence.

-,,,,onsr uSsn Waon % abrssfe taaes III.
49,, esrIpu til, be bGr life sneana nieifnsihl1fts AZ
-sr. ,sofonmenss aorreipOHOeHt safer BE-, men
g,no,tiouen niaa bate RaoHet % aefes'sh
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
6elbr.sti for Tst 5oroeielie, M. m.
Or. u. Omen.

Or u Enen Oenow Reoutne, W2tru, Ste Gar. 1893
SbMsssu 5br. fnoe P9 eihr ct al 9srs 80 3 2anebeltr for min 9ufrn, bodid
b. eauRe bdbrecet benoe, ma bun life bar ft fig iaa raft paa mango War, Tom M
pun bapoe Ia TorostIe, SurrpppeN,, pa Foeu boprsoe bun 90. ta bun tqutu bet Un
Bariot oa bar mcset Hteoe men MI bar bun imalnst neb til omtrut aImtHoshs mi
iMe % fdr fla suufe raft gun braste Sdtet omtrent 8 gaaaHeost.
QGrbsotf 9erss Ole 8 Dbtsnrn
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
III Yine foripuuoet eiter TO Tigers Jorlsb.
Or q. Omen.
Tenpins, Warreu 60.

Or q. Omen. Tsupins, Barren Go, q q, ben ibe Tnc. 1892.
Sea mootoa Belief lea tubte a Fem ben 27oe 5ui o. bet bar gprt mig mere sh
enb lea bapbe penht Tofnsu boooe imt mig at ig bar form8t for lam; ban ,uHos
is belmsbs mig Seq baobe en- fodarOde Rns 2auo 90 RES, iu leg pHfsos mig
9soen bur Gag; men ia bruss lille 8ehnt to Tiger f9r CT min ge pr iorburbst
Rsb meesa aahue Sobn5top
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24

Or " Open. Gando Otter Toll 60, iN9un, i90e Zee 1892
seq Ua he Tenn bne nosGs Orb fra mig an8aaeHOe bet achrnte Bette iom 4
ipbte at Gem for hot opcr ct Gar foen. Sort nil leg iorGae lem, at iB bar iaa baar
ug NJ Sopeopine, @t o9 nt 6orboeHe, at g life 'uuos uoete no8ct men tr Al UGu
Gtr pea, at Betd oHOe birpe laoute ig eaf min Eabo. 90 5neusrne iuoreoc8 frr
Saa ierbte lea efr ct TG Gpeus Bette oa Gbu bar i9 URret gauie bra, ia be6re el
lea bar it paa mango 4r Saooe ig imot efr c. ir ia bapoe pg nGrt bra fBr
men beore tent sno alori9 gt Enne rj ou ale iom r oaarIg matte ooe NOT til a
tGe ct 81. Cwen8 etthrTt Bette og Bill fit gdatH uuG, im er iML iaa f bette MT
gco og pe buor me8et Rg pHr Or Cnens Bette 5r i8 fl Belief bortafeos r{
til mwn Wphe mango BetGs 8eroi til 9pgr o8 aReoutne, men nn bet fofe Var ban
lea iroen Meoion turRn8t 9n,, ia litter Eat Or Cpsn for Eeres GpfuOei, til
monae lonbs qtnortu8 go SptageeMe
aRrs. ANNA Qaitah.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24

gersmmelien er fom en- arees /
ganbet, ben uouibsr % %iOritsrrer fis
mere o. mere, inotil ben tiliiof foriuis
Der fulbItanbis. Sbateipeare.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
grugte 1900 Collars til W.oitfnsr % Eager noen Tpte. Bette
hIbrebsee hnriiat geuer Spaoom % 90ipepha.

7I Omen. Gtbntou, Soma, Ste 3r. 1893
Sea oil inoe Dem nogIe ia Orb Auhbuug bet sdtrhte Ets ION ia NJ fra Den
for 9 Var fen - SO 4 meo Hpsrabsopparat par bet. See ho az GeperD8eom O8 IN
ipepRa ipm genet hrereoe mig for en- tort 9b, fac i8 timber, at Betet bol6cr boat
De lopr; Rg pHe lie iGwe bet for 100 Dollars, ON f9 life funte fa ct mt % 8 TAT
life onbefae bet bpt NOT os tg pd anbdule bet til ale ion tsr al be Sp9oonms. u
nponsr Twes eataog. gt 1uiQioe pnr ct al be oRrie lift Si9s, .o1 fr rg NJ Ie
res 8ene bapoe lea bruat 1900 Ioaarstl 3onr a Reotduer uon te gioroe mig uOsa
9ot 3etS forbunone w. aaoerioM
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24

sSnrcit Sttn. Ioua.

8an bet aagIiae yieniqheosmpoe for Gin
Den Nteniabeo, @lrnebaRp So. Soma, al
tplOt ben Gte December 1892, bieu Oen Scr
eueoe 0irfes S~toIelas ia9et un0er BebauO
ling. % lloiatoct bleu, at Wenigbeoen itemt
Tor, at uGputt 6oreneoe 0irte ortOer d
opboIoer to Gtoler.
6. Qariou,
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24

GuenitaaeHoe ct ct lloora9 al en- al % tll'
icnot 9lrtItel, iom ri babe 8uuifelisbeo for
at fuuue optl9e | ocuS 5elbeo. Reo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24

W Ah @hg
Wteuigheoeus Setrttmr
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-12
N : g :: w horfo|kGWestern R.b

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 10 s1sas
wnsTBoUED, LnAvB ROANOKE DAILY,
6VO g. M washington and Chattanooga limited,
for Bristol and beyond. Stops at Chris
tiansburg and Radford also at principa
stations west OF Raoford. Pullman sleepere
to New Orleans and Memphis Dining car
attached
7:20 q. m. for Rndford, Bluefeld and Pocahontas
4:4O +. NJ. THE CHICAGO EXPRESS for
Binencld, Pocahontas, Kenova, Columbu
and Chicago Pullman Buffet Sleeper Roanoke
TO Columbus without change.
sonrH AND HAsTBoUND. LEAVE ROANOKE DALI
II 90 q. m. for Petersburg, Richmond anc
11:.0 a. m. for Washington. Hagerstown, Phila
delphie and New York.
II IS p. In. for Richmond and Norfolk. Pullma,
sleeper Roanoke to Norfolk and LynchburR
10 Ricf mond.
10 cop. m. washington and Chattanooga m
ited) for Washington, Hagerstown, Philadel
phia and New York. Pullman slcepers Il
Washington, Philadelphia and New York Wis
Shenandoah junction and Baltimore and
OHIO railroad Stops only OF principal sta.
tions.
Durham Division-Leave Lynchburg (Un,o,
station) daily Bis p. m. for South Boston and
Durham and intermediate stations.
Wiueton-Salem Divieon-Leave Roanoke Union
staticni daily 1910 p m. for Rocky Mount.
Martnsvillc, Winston-Salem and interme.
diatc stations.
office or to w b. BEVIII
General Passenger Agent. Roanoke, Va.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-12

Abbot, The. BY Sir Walter Scott.
Airy Fairy Lillian, By the Duchess.
Andersen's Fairy Tales.
Arabian Nights Entertainment.
Barnaby Rudge, BY Chas. Dickens.
Baron Munchausen.
Bride Of Lammermoor, Sir w. Scott.
Charlotte Temple, BY Mrs. Rowson.
Children Of the Abbey, R. M. Roche.
Dicks Sweetheart, by the Duchess.
Donal Grant, BY George Macdonald.
Don Quixote. By Cervantes.
East Lynne, BY Mrs. Henry Wood.
Eric Brighteyes, BY Rider Haggard.
False Start, BY Hawley Smart.
Foul Play, BY Charles Reade.
Flying Dutchman, BY w. c. Russell.
Grimms Fairy Tales, illustrated, BY
the Brothers Grimm.
Gulliver's Travels, By Dean Swift.
Guy Mannering, BY Sir Walter Scott.
Harry Lorrequer, BY Charles Lever.
Handy Andy, By Samuel Lover.
1vanhoe, By Sir Walter Scott.
Lady Castlemnine's Divorce, BY b. M.
Clay.
Lerouge Case, BY Emile Gaboriau.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-12
WHALEBONE AND OIL
OLD SEADOGS INTERESTED IN SOME
REMARKABLE CATCHES.

A Record Unprecedented In the Annals & r
Whaling-The Arctic Fleet This Yeur u..
Captured $50 Whales, and tho Industry
Seems Rcviving-WhaIers' Profits.
Especial Correspondence
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, x =. Is.-Old
whaiers on the COASTS Of both oceans are
deeply interested in the astounding news
from the Arctic, confirmed from week to
week rs one steam Whaling vessel after an
other reaches san Francisco The gist of
the news is that 10 steam whulcrs have
taken 3O2 whales and that such of the sail
ing Whalers as have been heard from have
taken from 40 to 80 more, so that the sea-
sons catch in Pchring sea and the Arctic is
about $50 wha,.s.
The lucky whalers are the Balaena, Bel
uga, Grampus, Newport, Orca, Karluk,
Belvedere, Mary ID. Hume, Narwhal and
Nayarch. All hail from San Francisco save
the Belvedere and the Navarch, which hail
from New Bedford. The former, however,
has been Is years on the Pacific coast, and
the latter went round last year to stay
probably for the rest of her days The
Navarch is the largest vessel of the United
Suites whaling fleet. She has Il tonnage of
494 tons The other nine steamers vary
from $50 to 462 tons. Reports from nearly
dozen other whalers show that they have
taken from one to six whales each. From
10 TO 10 whaling vessels, some in the At
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-12

Middlemar BY George Eliot.
Monsieur Lecoq, BY Emile Gaboriau.
Murders in the Rue Morgue, BY Poe.
Mysterious.Island, The, BY Jules Verne
Not Like Other Girls, BY R. N. Carey.
Pair of Blue Eyes, A, BY Thomas Hardy.
Pilgrim's Progress, BY John Bunyan.
Red Rover, BY Cooper.
Reproach OF Annersley, by M. Gray.
Rob Roy. BY Sir Walter Scott.
Romola, BY George Eliot.
Strange Case of DR.. Jekyll and Mr..
HYDE, BY Robert Louis Stevenson.
Strange Story, A, BY Lord Lytton.
Swiss Family Robinson.
Scarlet Letter, Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Thaddeus of Warsaw, BY Jane Porter.
Tom Brown at Oxford, BY Thos. Hughes
Tom Cringle's Log, BY Michael Scott
Two Years Before the Mast, BY R. a.
Dana, Jr.
Vanity Fair, By w. M. Thackeray.
What's Mines Mine. Geo. Macdonald.
Widow Bedott Papers, Mrs. Whitcher.
Willy Reilly, BY William Carleton
Zanoni, BY Lord Lytton.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-12
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-12

BY the assignment and appointment of a re
ceiver for prominent New York Publishing
House, THE TIMES is prepared to offer copies
of the Oxford Edition of Standard Works at
fabulousy low prices. The offer is made only
equalled by any bookstore in the city or
country. You have your choice of the follow
ing works:
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
Nhe gIeerala anil Ne1rs*
JOINED TO HIS IDOL.
The Southern Planter Sticks to His Cotton
Crop.
From the New York Sun


An appeal to the cotton planters of
the South to ''reduce the cotton acre
age" this year was made by the Cotton
Dealers Convention held in Memphis.
A. similar appeal was made last year,
and also the year before; but not one
of these successive appeals has been
needed by the planters. From the cot
ton crop report of the department of
agriculture for May we get information
about this years planting.
The acreage planted up TO the open
ing of this month in eleven of the
Southern States was we'll up to the
average of previous years, and the
acreage was increased in six Of the
States. The planters everywhere ap-
pear to be willing, year after year, to
take the risk of a surplus crop and
falling market. In the appeal Of the
Memphis Convention they were re-
minded Of the low prices that prevailed
during the greater part of this year,
and of the ever-increasing competition
between the cotton planters ef this
country and those of other countries.
They were also urged to raise their own
supplies of cereals, meats and hay in
stead of buying them in the North
west. But the cotton planters con-
tinue to plant ali they can, in the be-
lief that they understand their own
interests. and in the knowledge that it
is noeeasy to make those changes which
have been repeatedly suggested by the
dealers.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
AN ANCIENT CUSTOM REVIVED.
Tho Curfew to be kunG in the Cities and
Towns of Canada at O'Clock.

NIAGARA FALLS, May l7.-An an
ciert custom has been revived in the
cities and towns in Canada. This is the
ringing of the curfew. In olden times
the curfew was rung at nightfall, at
which time all fires were covered, lights
extinguished, and the people retired to
rest. The custom was instituted in the
reign of William the Conqueror.
The act passed at the last session of
Parliament in Canada is not, however,
quite so strict as the one of olden times.
It provides that at o'clock the cur
few shall be rung, and if any persons
under II years Of age are found
on the streets they shall be locked up
by the watchman or police, and unless
satisfactory explanation can be given
the parents shall be made to suffer
either by confinement in Jail or fine, or
the sending away of the children to
some public institution, where they
will be taken care of until the authori-
ties see fit to let them out.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24

Fuscour ant, they all began running
about in search of some place of refuge.
i'll uncovered only small part of the
nest, after a while some ant discovered
it. In such case, however, the brave
little insect remained there. She came
out in search Of her friends, and the
first one she met she took up in her
jaws, threw over her shoulders (their
way of carrying friends), and took into
the covered part; then both came out
again, found two more friends and
brought them in, the same maneuvre
being repeated, until the whole COM
munity was in place of safety. This,
I think, says much for their public
spirit.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
The Right Kind of a Sister.

"Curious that about the marriage Of
the wealthy heiress to Jack Jolliboy."
"What is there curious about it?'
"Why, she accepted him, and yet
when you come to think of it, she
stands in the light of one who declines
an offer of marriage"
"How do you make that out?'
"She's assister to him"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
Suicide Of a Bank President.

ATLANTA, Ga, May ls.-Both banks
in Brunswick failed to-day and are
now in the hands of the government
agent.
Max Ullman, president of the Ogle-
thorpe Bank, went into the Office OF
the First National Bank and, after a
conference with the president, drew a
revolver and shot himself dead. Mr..
Ullman was said to be the wealthiest
man in that section of the country.
Only week ago the Bank Inspector
reported these banks all right.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
TO BOYCOTT THE FAIR.
Christian Eudeavor People Bitterly Op
posed to Sunday Opening.

Boston, May l6.-General Secretary
Baer of the Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor Society to-day sent to Presi-
dent Higinbotham of the Worlds Fair,
a telegram which says:
I beg leave to inform you that ad-
vices are coming to mefrom local socie-
ties all over the United States and
Canada, stating their determination to
remain away from the Fair altogether
if the gates are opened Sundays. AL
ready thousands are at work securing
the same decision from others. The
Christian Endeavor Societies now mar
shall one million and half young men
and women, and we mean to do every
thing in our power to prevent the dis
grace of the nation and prevent the
financial failure of the Exposition.