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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-20

! ire - Iou.> and IAN Franri>co Ea;wS-
rom "ishIa g. ~ Louis and ih. r It
Two Express and Mail trains daily.
morning and night. through 10 the s.
LOUIS mon depot without changing cars
OF any CIa>>
Chair cars seats nee with porters in
charge
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars morning
sDu night l. = the cn.y line Offering tnr
latter service from Wirhts TO the public
City Ticket oIiice, NJ I5> North Main 81
Passenger Station, corner Douglas ave.
aud Fifth ave 10 80
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-20

Neighbor How did your daughters
marriage with that foreign count turn
out?
Mrs. Brickrow-IIcr last letter frrrm
Europe states that he has spent ell her
money, and she is taking in washingj
but. then, presume she washes only
Cor the nobilitv.-N. Y Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-20
The Best Plaster

Dampen a piece Of flannel with Cham
berlains Pain Balm and bind il on over
the seat of pain. IL is better than any
plaster. When the lungs are sore, such
AN application on the chest and another
on the back, between the shoulder blades,
will often prevent pneumonia There is
nothing so good for lame back or pain
in the side. A sore throat can nearly al
ways be cured in one night by applying a
flannel bandase damDened with Pain
RalrA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-20
Ruby Coal.

Better than Cannon City. Saves you s.
per ton. Lasts one-third longer; has ho
smoke, suit or clinkers. fine for cook stove,
heater. furnace and open parlor srate.
Try u sample-free of charge. Sold only
by WICHITA Coal Co.
Office s13 f. Douglas. Phone SO.
We prefer the Ruby to any coal that we
have ever used. Mr.. Coen can't say too
huch for it; it's great coal.
Sun-tus MAHAN BROS.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-20

wei 1~oaicn; stay a, Nrr- s1'-s-
ss,--s = thr tauie linn ~as='t 20 z .ee
NJ clean
D>v-SHs r1rst = TcrT psrt4c-l.r-
Weei-.-Sh~ never pa szozya oz
;he table 20 sPct lie e!ota.-S Y.
Tso-l1
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-20

An interest amounting almost to en-
4husiasm was aroused yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. Anna Jenness Miller at the
symdosium for the discussion of improved
dress, which is one of the daily features of
fhe National Christian League Fair at
Madison Square Garden. Mrs. Miller
spoke on The Artistic in Dress" and
illustrated her remarks by yalions beauti-
dul and appropriate gowns.-N. Y. Herald,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-20
EScur- On via Gr.at Rock I>lsne Isai.w,v.

On Nov. a, Dec / aud Is the Great Rock
Island Will sell round tri2 tickets to All
points in Texas. Ohmhornx aud Indian
territory for one fare plus -. Ticket vii.
be good Tor 20 days. with siup over in each
direction. Fpr further info: nation call A.
kock Island ticket oitlce. Coia-r Nam and
QouglsS J. II pHfrrrfss
~ 50 { NlLN l.rNrL A.-t--.-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-20

Southwestern Business College,.
Night school opens Monday night Octo-
her l. bookkeeping, penmanship, short
hand and typewriting For further par
riculars call at college office, corner Doug
las and Topeka avenues la tr
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-20
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. NinS.ow' : Soothing Syrup sbould
always he used for children teetuing. Il
>ootues tie child, soffenS the gums. A.Iays.
al paiu, cures wind cole. aud : tie hes
remedy for disrrLOea- Twenty-Five cents q
bottle. | srd bV ullI lions OF mothers
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-20
X. u. W altaCc,

The Druggist. now occupies apartments at
the rear of his drug store corner of To
peka and Douglas, fact which VIII no
doubt be appreciated by people who have
had difficulty in getting prescriptions
filled at night. lot
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-20

For the above occasion the Santa Fe
Route will sell tickets L. Waco sud return.
Sov. Is. % and -. a: rate ot SllsQ traus,r
limit TWO Gsys III each direction: lu..
limit Dec. : l>sH For tickets aud full IN
tnrmaIion, apply at City Ticket Oiice. I5S
North Main S.. or DnuCiss Ave Station
". ID. MUEDCCK. u. =. \.
l..Art
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-20

Pairs sample shoes, gents and ladies'. to
retail at wholesale prices Goods strickly y
first class. Prices surprisingly low
TAPP Bros. * HENSHAw.
oil tf 2iO " Main st.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-20
Talforri, Iou,sst car.

Commencing Nov. the Great Rock
Island Railway have put in service a Cali
foruia Tourist Car. which leaves Wichita
every Wednesday AT ..U1 = IN. and runs
through to LIS Angeles without change
Parties anticipating trip L. California
should make their reservation Iu advance,
For fUrJurr information writ or call on
:. II. PHILLIPS.
$50 Z City Ticket Agent
SHE-"What can woman do for smUse-
ment when she has no money! He-''GU
shopping. '-Br00E-yn Lie.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-20

Elegaut ~ecIlnIuC chair cars on all trains AMI
Pullman rleepers from Wichita to Kansas City aud
tHlcaiso without change on night Tans. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through to ali points
north. south east ana west and steamship tickets
soid 10 all EurOnean points at lowest rates. City
ticket Office 100 East Dougla. avenue. corner Man
street, passenger station Corner Douglas aud Nead
avenues. Telephone E9.
}. ii. PHILLIPS. Ticket Areut-
j No. SEBASTIAN q. T. Il 4 A.. Chicago IL.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-20

Exchange stables at Orlando and Still
watec. We make a Speciality of carrying
passenser between these points. Travel
ing mems patronage solicited.
SHIVELY. NANwYCK u SHIYELY,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-20

Extraordinary sale of superior household
tErniture. oil aud water color paintings.
engrayings, hrouZed art pottery, &c
Notice advert iSemenJ under misce!l an
sous. John B. Heich, lOSi North Market
ktreet. lI ..
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-20
diff

WHEN man does not want to DO a thing,
pc says: Il cannot" when he cannot do il.
be says: Il don't want to. Fleigcude Blat-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-20

Ii continues-this great closing out mil
linery sale OF Mrs. Wllmans. 1870 North
Main; up stairs. 2lt
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-20

Try us for furniture this week. Bottom
prices for cash. j. TURLEY & Co,
d2-6t 230 n Main St
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-20

For bran. ship, corn, oats and hay; w
: T. Puc6ett 1l9 w. Douglas. d&w5iu
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-20

Geo. II. Lloyd Co.
Horse blankets reduced 20 per cent for
Ehs week only. di l2J
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-20

I.-eaS-r I7-T-'a- rsa' al i,igss.
, 1894-04-04
Neue ~J1n5eigen.

OIae C0oes= 1n5eisen, meI6e fir ole
1Ior9en=21us9obe DER UJninois Staats=
3eitun9" %auf9e9eben weroer, erfbeinen fofen
fret i'm Qbenoblatt. Die Nnnabme pom 2tns
3etset fir Oas dbenobIatt fdIie6t I'M II ubr
Mittass, fir ole morsen.1useabe nm 10 1br
ObenAS.
, 1894-04-04
Oas neue 5erufaIem.

On ser @eltfiIte bon Slori6a, ettpa 200
Wfeilen iiibDeitltcb bon SafionpiQe, flieBt
Elm tIetner 8acb in Dem @olf bon 0fertfo,
nad6em ct it6 miiblelig burcb bicbteS Sc
itriipp etnen Q8eg geba6nt. On 6ieiem
8ab, bod eintge Wteilen bon Der 8iite
entfernt, ipo 20 SUP LANCE MQigatoren
bauien Observation-Disclosures Elm beIbouz
IicbeS 9aietu fiibren, mill Or. GDruS Geeb,
Der 6obcpriciter Ser &oreiban ltnitD in
Gngletpoob, 6aS ncue Seruialem erbaren.
Sin alter 9eutic6er 9tamen5@uft 0empz
boiler, tpelcber ii9 in jener @egenb angelic
belt fat, iDcnfte Dem Propbeten baS 2anO.
Ood 0an1it lit 6err Gwee0 mod ui6t
3ufrteoen. Gr mill in Ser 0ta9bari6aft
nod mebr 2anb ertper6en, ettpa 30 Qua6z
rotmetlen, un6 banu cine StoOt bouen, Die
an Slang un6 S10nbeit ale anberen
StGbte Ser @elt iibertreffen 1oa.
Die 9lane fit bo8 neue SeruioIem iin6
bereits fit unb fertig. 9rct OGngeI" in
G%nglepooO baben ie 8en1odt un6 6rei
28ocbcn Daran 9earbcitet. Die 3ei6nun9
iie0t 10 bibi3 aus, baB iie i'm 0tOtbfau
au9 ais uCrazy-Quilt" benubt perben
f0nnte. 9te Grbauun8 Der Staot par6c
$500, 000, 900 t~oitet, bocb 5erbrecben itb
Gmeeo un0 feline 2(nDdnger nid6t ben &opf
barber, mte biele &letnt9feit ouf3u6rtngen
lit.
, 1894-04-04
Stdotiihes,
Pod1ie9enoe plane.
Die nJnter=State Nmuiement Comp" wtu
3wor3i9 Gheoter auf einmal 9ranoen.

SET BENT Staats lefretartat in Springfield
ipurbe 9~eitern INN Die SSncorportrurlg elmer
9rgantiotion lrnter benz 9tamen vSnterz
State Imuiement Company" na68elucbt,
6eren 8ld1e ais siemlt1 bo3fliegeno be-
Seicbnet nerben miiien. 0as &apital Der
@eieui6aft lift auf S 1000, 900 ange8eben,
un0 ais SncorporatOren itno 9el1annt
Charles g. @iuiamS, &. Us. SeDmour,
g. 6. Serbian, George go. 9earloDe nno
9. 6. 8ider, idmmtIt3, NIT @usnabme
6eS QeB%tgenannten, aus G6tcag0.
Die @eieuicbaft beabii6ti9t, ntcbt pents
ger ais 5ipauSig Sbeater auf einmal in ben
bercorra8enblten StGbten 3u griinoen. 9ie
5lpan3tg G9eater ioQen nit chamber in en>
ger Yerbtnbun9 bleiben, un6 bic @eleQz
ibaft iptQ retienbc Sbeotergeleui6aften fir
,TourneeS" an benIelben engagtreu. Die
1tnterne6mer glauben nun burcb bteie
@tnri6tung bte Soften zines S6eateruns
rernebmens I'M DoQe 60Y regent berabmin>
bern al fDnne1t, ba Sic Tbcdtergeieul6a IA
ten, pelde nibt pou ben 3ablreicben 3uz
f6Ien beS biSber befoI8ten @ei9dftsipz
items ab6Gn9en, 8on5 gut fir gertn8ere
@agen Iptelen f0nnten.
SGmmtltc4e G9edter ber ullternebmungS>
I%uitigen @eieul 6ait iDuen ben gleiben Sea-
men tragen, uno ba bic Gbeater9eieQl6a
ten gu 2lnfang beS @ei9GftSiabres aus
getpGblt unb ibre 9tunoreile feit9eleBt
iper6en iouen, 10 9Iar6en Bic l%lnternebmer
groBe %Griporniiie BET Sem Druid ber
gfeclame@ 3ettel un6 z8ilber macben 81
f0nnen. Sogar Bel Dem Druid Ser Sbeater>
biQetS gIauben Die l~lnternebmer nennensz
ipertbe Griparniiie e~r5ielen Su t0nnen.
Gincr Ser SncorporatOren lit 80. s.
Sorban, Elm QIODofat aus Dem Tretmaurera
3empel> @e6Gube. St meinte geitcrn, baB
Der @eieli9aft baS &opitoG bon 81, 00O, 600
CUR Gerfiigung itebe, baB ie eS nit tbrer
Blanen Grnlt meme unb 6aB ite bteie
8IGne retflicb i~iberle9t babe. gu ben
StGbten, Die 6urcb bas ltnternebmen be-
gliift per0en iouen, 9eboren II. q. @6icogo,
Netp Oorf, Bottom, philadelphia, 8albingz
ton, BtttSbur8, st. 9OutS, &dnias Gttp,
0enper un6 Sun SranctSco. Die Gbeaterz
gebGube ieIbit mill Bic @eieui9aft mietben,
Wenn eS angebt, in anberen TGaen ptQ ie
bieielben ielbit erbauen.
Die Organization Der @eieuibaft ion IN
Set aIernd3iter 3eit erfol9en, 10 baB i'm
nd6iten September berettS bic GoriteQunz
gen in i6ren G6eatern beginner tOnnen.
, 1894-04-04
CSnrorpOrirt inter ben @ciessn oes Staatss Sainois)
Capital $4,000.

Capital S5O,O0O.
9ireftureu-A. e. Sean, umisr Done Song Gong,
q. s. Safiou.
geamte-S. $50. Suffer, Brdf.; uuIer gong Song
Gong, GbasMeifter; u. s. SadiOn, 6efretdr.
uuier Deu9 Gong Gong lit ELI regular e~raouirter Mrat
unb WnnOarat iofpte Bbarmaciit, in Gong Ronq,
@biIa, une beabfidyti9t feline MeSi5inen fir bic 9eilm1a
bon fo9enannten AubetIbareH SranfbeiteH gu s~erfeufen,
9orantlrene, bag ieees 9eilntittel Die bon ibm aneefubrs
tell @i9eHiGaiteu beTist sSer 6asielbe ni9ts toiten ipirO.
gr fam iu Sabre 1878 nit bent GiueiiGen @eIoueten
mad gSalbiuotpn, 9. g., uub bat Oiele Sabre Grfobruua
i'll Der drStIlden BrGrts, Iopebl su Sauie oGs AUD in
elelem &anes. 81 ~prattisirt ee9eulndrtig ui6t
pertouft ober Ieiue SeillitteI, toeIbe aug lBur3elu,
6rdlterI uMb ginoeu snianms1oeIest uuo brett DON
@btIa lmpOrtirt iinb. 9ieIelbe1t lpirteu etnf1G beilenb
uuo 1tuo 9QuSllA barmlnS, aGer BON ipuroer6arer GSirs
flung ali Die S%eloetoen. Seine SeilFittel Beilen ale
GronIibeh GrautbeiieH bel W6uneru, srauen unO Rim.
DETERMINATIONS uuO ~tueiblibe S6pdbe, 6crofeIn, Sp-
pbllis nts ale nnre9eImdBi9feiteu beS 8Iutes, @beus
ntotlsnms, @otdrrb, SrtgbfI9e Rranfbeit, 2unoeus
Srantbettelt, G6aIieriuft NforpBiI- unD SptuAl=Soiter,
pebe An9eit, 9Dspepfa, Sea=Sieber, Suiomuia, geroos
fiat, Jleber nno &eue, Iltbma, Iaubbeit, @lbt 9aros
lDis, ale Sortet GGiirnler, Ytontl9meiB, G0orbod,
SoIsfuB. 3dluOrrbniber, 8lutun9. Suden soer 0orIto.
Buu9. tgiitelu, 8erftOpfunQ, &c.
I'm briefll4e &ufragen ipire se6eteu. Gin y9eibe BON
6ro9eu lperoen auf @erGau9en sugeIanSt unD Die aeeia-
neten 3etinittteI prompt mad Gmpfau9 Der QntlpDrt mad
oheu GDcIcu beS Sonbes 9eIAtdt.
SaS Yublifum lit e~iugelooen in ben eIeoonter Borlprs
unb &oburotoriunt, 1448 Mabaib aperue, oeaeniber
bent 9lbbp.Sefdn9niB, pUr5uipreGsn. SelepDome 8
Sontb.
Ollie 9eiIaIitte1 toerOeu %sorantirt bag fe furiren.
ZlnI3nD hi fr bQfp
, 1894-04-04
fabrfarten Oiebe.
Perry m. Glorioee uno :. z. Garner unter
Ger 2InfIaoe, ole Chicago & 2lIton=
8ahn" beitohIen gu haben, perRaftet.

Perry m. GIorioee un0 :. z. CAREER inter
Ger 2~lnfIaee, ole chicago & 2Itonz
8ohn" beitohlen gu haben, perRaftet.
8errD M. @l0rioge, Elm e6emaliger Gifetz
agent Der y@hicQgo 0& Mlton=8a0n", unb
6eiien SntirpuS s.. st. Garper, ipuroen
9citern in 8uffalo inter Ser Q~lnflage Der
baftet, Der 8abn Sa6rtarten i'm Bert6e
bon $40O geitoblen gu baben.
@loribge mar in Solicit dngefteut un6
beriab BEN Oienit zines Stfetager1ten BEL
Der 9la6t. 2m 20. O1Gr5 CAB ct feline
Steue pl0Blt6 a1f un6 perlieB Sic Sta6t in
8egleitl1ng bon Carrier. Wfit iDnen perz
icbpan6en nadb Nu8ioge bes6iilfsz @enerolz
8aifa9terage1ten Der 8abn, George G6arlz
ton, 5tpan5ig 6o6rforten BON Solicit nacb
SEEM Oorf. Ser 9ie6ita6l mai foLgenberz
nnoBen ousgefiibrt tpor0en: Gl6rioge bate
aus BEN Badcten. Die 9eip0bnlicb bunbert
Sa6rfarten entbalten, aus Der Wtttte eini9e
berauSgeSDgen. 9a nun bic Sidets aus
3eiteriparniB nltr etnmal monatIicb ale ge>
5G9lt tDer6en, 10 ipur6e oas Te6len erit be-
merit, aI5 Der Sifetagent @. 8. 8urnett
am Gn6c OcS WfonatS letnen 8orratD an
Sabrfarten ~ein3eln ilber3QbIte. @r bena6z
ricbttgte Sic 6auptofftce un0 ser 0erbacbt
ftel natiirltb iofort auf gl6ri6Qe. 9es
QeBteren un6 Garper's Spur nurben mach
Chicago berfol9t unb bier fano man, 6aB
1te Die geitoblencn SifetS an 0Gn6ler gu
Dertaufen Oer1ucbt 6atten. 0lS ibnen 6teS
ni6t gli6tc, pa1bten ite itb mach Buffalo
un6 puroen bort geitern abgeTaBt, ais ite
hummer Wetie ale Stdet5 auf einmaL
etnem 9Gn0ler gum &auf anboten.
, 1894-04-04

9ieies iin6 6ie 8erfGufer in elmer NnSabl
BON 8ianoz@ ei9Gften bieitger StaOt, Sic,
troB6em ite teinen ltm5ugsz 8ertauf o6er
an6eren NnlaB boben, benno3 iOGbes am
Seigen.
, 1894-04-04

pas II. Deft beeinmt Die gefdreibun9 oct Gebauoe Der Elm.
1elnen St0aten 0er glni0n.
, 1894-04-04

N. B. Gs finb nur nod tpenige Sage
iibrig, in tpeGben MAJ @ortbeil aus 2Don
& 6ealD'S llmSugs@G erfauf sieben fam.
Se6es BianO tn ihren ieBi9en 2agerraumen,
Gde State un6 W1onroe Str, lit nit etnem
6e6eutenben 8a6att marftrt tporben. BUR
b%aIOt9en 8cii6tigung tptrO freunOIt9it ge>
beten, genn Sbr 6te G6atia3e in 8ez
tra6t 3iebt, baB 2Dou & 6eatD felt iber
8~pon3ig Sabren nibt um8e3ogen itn6, 10
tper6et Sbr atb einie6en, 6aB 6ieies cine
@ete9erbeit 1T, bic it6 ME tpte6er bieten
tptr0. Squaree q tanos bon $50 a%uftpartS :;
l1prtgbts@ tanos bon 500 aufparts @ranb
Bionos BON 5000 %aufpGrts. IS mir6 ga
r%antirt, 6aB iebes Snitrument 8enau 10 lit,
ipte es Gn8eprieien miro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-23
BOLRYIN .AERCANTIL DE- PUGRI0,RICO.


r. RlODICO Cons AGRAUO \ LA DEF n >Aa DE LOS IN.
TBRESES NACIUNALt~ n AMtRTA. ORGANIC
DE LOS GSPANOLEh INCOX DICIONALES, EN- PTO.RICO
OONDlClONES GEN ERALES ocordadas porlo D;recci6n
para todo cIase de rematidos yonuncios o '3
La Paoon de los anOncios medic prscos
convencionales se deerminsran enIlos n28
Los remido s deben utozados
hra del Auo quen asum Ia respnsa
mas con Ia de responsible nGa9N9 HF03
Los originates communicates remido gacess anuncos no n
devueltos publquen. - = '-sD : -
No Sc Iesponde de extr~vfo nj rotuYa clches
La coluna del conrad
largo .ea - ~ =
Ell enuncisnte terd derechoS exgir minads ps
dc sus anunos En- dsAo an
10 por 100 got ell preco ls gar -
Eanunane enve OLICHES publication auupciOs
tendra bnfccn de 10 100 sobre tar
Cuando lmporte los anuncios
reclD' n peodco de ntmo En-
Ward e primer ndmero "a -
Para ios no auscrpos deBOLETIN lines gscsts comnnca
remido, ci6n correspondence OENTAVS
M suscrptorss tenn 25 100 de bonfcac6n po
gscilss comunicados remitidos. ~ aG - 17 - r =
csdos serG snticpado - rIc :, S~s-S1-
mprsvsta dass de e per6dco temporslr q
anuncaute
dGado de sRif. ! - y = -"
ITarifa para Ia publication de anuncios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-23

iTarifa para Ia publication de anuncios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-23

DE CUENTAS FORMADA0

DE UUENTAS FUKMADAN
aplicables al cobro de 10 jorna.
les, fraccionados estos en- &C.
tavo de dfa, princlpiand0 pc.
un cuarto y terminando en 7
dlas, con precios escalonade .
desde un real fuerte hasta tire.
pesos, y expresando cana fre
ci6n su valorintrfnseco en- pc
SOS, centavos y centimos : de
centavO. ta er9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-23

@ iE1s atractiva miertras mas Ea-
lud;.bie. La 5elleza y la salud van
cas1 slenpre juntas. La primera
depende muy q menudo de la
segunda. eE <.W 90
@iCuantas caras eniutas y raduiti..
cas- ser1an bellas con solo recobrar1
sus carnes! Examfnese ell grabado.
anterior que, dicho sea de paso.
llustra un case real La pri1mere
hgura presenta a una j6ven raquf.
tlca, extenuada.
Notese, Ell cambio en- Ia fisonomfa
segun van reeobrandose las carnes.
La apariencia ffsica, sinembareo, no
es Ell don principal La del0adex
no ser1a question tan seria 81 de ella
no procedieran mny frecuentementa,
la T1sis, la Escr6fula Y otras enfer.
medades extenuantes. 72I % 13ssr z
Los raqufticos estan en- constants
pellgro. Por este motive tiene
tanta lama ese medicamento que
produce fuerzas y crea carnea. ID j
EMULSION DE SooTT de aceite de .
higado de bacalao con hipofosftos
de cal y sosa. Exfjase yer Ia
etiqueta del hombre CON el bacslao
8 cuestaS. "a.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-20

pid messenger boy they arc struck back
ward to break the spell. In ono ship to
which was attached tho bell had come
down to us from the Ticonderoga,
through the Thetis, think, and was
supposed to be under the special control
of n blue spirit of mischief. Why the
blue spirit should indulge in such va
carries is hidden, but i'll the middle of
deep sea nights, whom the moon rode in
an suspicious quarter, and the wind
blow with the force and from tho direc-
ton necessary for tho spell, the blue
bell was bound to make complete cir.
Gle and ring out nine bells stridently.
VI course no one ever heard or ought to
hear nine bells at sea, for eight bells
are as fixed in limit rs the dccalogue,
but this was promised Whether the
conditions failed to coordinate L cannot
say, but though tho bell was watched
by all sorts and conditions of men the
occult ceremony was never performed
for our benefit. 1t is necessary to add
that by report it was a common event in
the other ships mentioned.
Tho proverbial desertion Of sinking
ships by rats is founded upon reason
and undoubtedly occurs, for rs rats like
to prowl about dry footed and will stick
to one place so long rs food is plenty it
is probable that the ship thoy leave is so
leaky and unseaworthy that their un-
derdeck work is too wet to suit them.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-20
Mno. Iangrann.

There is much talk just now of new
singer, Nine. Pheroro Langrana, an In
dian lady and pupil of Sims Reeves
Royalties arc patronizing her, musical
people are running after her, and she
Is to sing before Queen Victoria shortly.
Her spocialties are Persian melodies ar
ranged rs songs. AS far as known she
Is the first Indian woman to attain dis
tnotion as public singer. Her sister
passed an examination in law at Oxford
and Is now praotioing in Bombay -.
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interesting Asws items Gath
cred Around Salem.

The little daughter Of James L. Whit
man is dangerously i'll.
Wednesday another ton pound girl ar
rived in Salem and o. L. Stearnes is the
happy father
1t is reported that the Virginia Brew
ing Company intend to contest their
right OF delivering beer in Salem to the
bitter end.
A petition Is being circulated for sig
natures asking that s. A. Wilson be
appointed land assessor for Salem and
Catswba districts.
A Littrell and James Whitesell re-
Gently cut down "bee" tree on the
ridge shove Dark Hollow. near town.
from which they obtained fifty pounds
of honey. Several other "bee" trees
have been found in that locslity this
season.
The Salem baseball club will go to
Fincastle to-day in hicks to play a
match game with local club there.
f. G. Webber, of the Times Register,
accompanied by his wife, left last night
to attend the annual session of the Vir-
ginia Press Association at Old Point.
Prof. R. G. Stearnes. county superin-
tendent, has given notice that the
ers in the public schools will be held in
Salem at the white graded school build
ing as follows: For white teachers on
July 81 and Auguss /; for colored teach
ers, on August7 and s. The examinations
will commence promptly at 9 a. m.
Depot Agent Wade, who has been at
tending the Masonic Camp of Instruc
ton at Eggleston Springs, has returned
home.
Walter Oakley has gone to Durham,
n. G, where he has obtained a position
as telegraph operator.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson, OF Halifax
county, preac led at the Baptist Church
Wednesday night.
Prof. c. II. Barnes, of South Caro-,
lima, a graduate Of the University of
that State, and also of Harvard, has
been appointed to the chair of English
at Hollins Institute.
G. Il. Jordan, a native OF Salem, but
recently Of Augusta county, has re
ceived an appointment in the land Office
Of the Atchison. Topeka aud Santa Fe
Railway Company, with headquarters at
Las Cruces, New Mexico.
Joseph Logan formerly of this place,
has announced himself candidate for
State Senator from Monroe county, w.
Va.
Rev. j. l. Frantz, son Of M. p. Frantz,
OF Salem, met with most cordial re-
ception when he took charge of Mount
Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church,
at Piedmont, w. Va, last week. The
Baltimore SUMS correspondent there
wrote that Upon that occasion IAN excel
lent literary and musical programme
was rendered and choice refreshments
served. 1t was one Of the most pleasant
social events OF it's nature of recent
date"