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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14

nit sinsm breimaIieen Sod auf 8aiIer
B,lbelm. 9lae Gsihsboten nit @us.
nabme oer SociaIliten srboben ii6 bon
lbren Slben uno itimmten berslib in bic
0obrufe elm. Die anberen 8eihsbotsn
eerietben in srobe Nufreeung, aIS iie
iaben. bub bic SOciaIiiten iiBen bIsiben ;
iie ibrieen Ibnsn laut su, ben Saal su
uerlahsn, moran iib bic Soeialiiten aber
nidt febrten. Gin furbtbarer 2umuIt
entitanb unb eS bausrte poqe fiinf Minus
ten, ebe es cem 9rdiipenten selans. bic
Rube unb Oronuns pieoer bersuiteaen.
8dbreno bes 3umuIts itimpften bic
SociaIIiten bic anoeren RitsIieper 8auf.
boloe unb sebrau6ten nod pieIe ancere
Sbmdbporte. Serr b. 2epebop tabslte
Die Socialiiten in idarfen @ortsn, baB
lie in bas Sob auf ben 8atier nibt eint
seitimmt batten, iporauf Der SOeialiit
Singer ertploerte, baB er niemals einem
Wanne Elm Sob bringen piirbe, ber
ieinen Solouten iaete. bab iie auf iein
Commando ibre Wubiirser nieberidieben
mdbten. Dieie grtldtuns bes Germ
Singer purbe bon ieinea 9elinnuness
seno6sn NIT itiirmiibem 8eifaa aufse'
nommen, tporauf Der Sfanoal auf'S Nsue
lossinS. Ser SorfaQ 1T beionbers bes,
balb bsmsrfenspertb, neil man gum
eriten WinIe bon biefem itummsn Proteite
Der Socialfen oficiea gloiis nabm, uno
Ourd bic Strafpaufe, tpelde Der Brdii'
bent belt. bic tpunoerbaren 8e6te, tpel6e
Der 8oriiber be8 &ei6stases bat, Illus
itrirt tperoen.
Bon Sbansbai IN bas @srii6t per.
breitet tporOen, oub spiiben @blna uno
Sapan elm sebntdeiser Waifenitiatanb
absei6IuHen pOrben iei, bod idenft
man bisism @erii6t ieinen 9lauben
Gin @interfeIbsus 1T au8 fir bic Sa'
paneien nidt ansenebm, aber bis iest
buben iie feline 2uit seseist, iid biais abs
iinben su IoHen. Sic belteben auf ibrem
pfunb SIeii9 unb Der dinsiii6e aaiier,
bem eS troB Der BinterfdIte INNER
beiber tpirb, tpirS ipobl bleden mIfen.
penn er bic ,,btIi6en 3peree" aus benz
2ance baben uno nidt bic leste Scffnun8
auf @,baItuns fsines GbrOnss aufsebsn
bia.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
Sams nnb Spf.
Der Wfiffbaufeu aIs xummefpias
Der SauStbtere i'm 0Dinter.

Sn ben ieItsniten SdlIen ipsrben bic
Staueinridtuneen Elm IdnsereS 2ieeen.
Iafen bes 9lnsers untsr ben 9bieren
erm6sli4en. 9ie 8ortbeile, tpelds
oasfelbe btetet, fam man aber pou ers
lanssn bur& ginridtuns bon 9anser.
bduiern, ipeI&e sleidseitis als 2aufitaqs
fur SHDeine, reip. Sunepieb bienen.
Ser auS oem Stale auf bic Dung.
itdite eebradte DGnser mub iofort
8leihmdbis pertbeiIt pereen. @esen
cieie Sorosruns pirb aber in Der 9ruris
nod febr DieI bur6 bic 4rt bss 4usmi.
items sefsbIt. 8ar Su bdufis finben mir
ben 0anser in sroben 8alen suiammen'
serput. tpie berieIbe init benz Nifibatsn
aus bsm Stale sesOsen, auf Der Dung.
Hattie lls8en. SIN ben S6fpeinen nun
baben mir, BEL Der befnnnten 8orIiebe
oieier Sbiere gum @IbIen, sinsn Siins
serpertbeiIer. tpie mir unS Jpn ni6t
beher plnf6en fbnnen. @lsidseitis
ipirb Der Dung Our6 bisieIbsn Orbentlit
feitsetreten uno 10 beRen 9sriebuns
m0sli4ft perluneiamt. Aber nidt nur.
bab bic @rbaItune bes DiinserS in bieien
Danserbduiern cine m0sIi6ft sinfise 1T.
| finb biefeIben aud bon auBerorbsntlibem
8ortbeile fiir bic iuneen 1biere ielbit.
ST es bod eine befannte 1batia6e,
oaB ale 3biere, mbsen bieielben beiben
ipie iie tuoaen, in ibrer Susenb cine ent.
fprebenbe Bsneeuns perlaneen, I'm
| iid aebbris entipidsIn su f6nnen. Sebr
bauFe bDren mir 8Iassn ibsr 8ranf.
betten in ben 8sinsn Der S6peine
QOsenanntss @idtisfeinO. 9ieis 8ranf.
beiten iinb absr nur suriidsufibren auf
cine fsbIerbafte Stallbaltuns bon Su.
senbauf. Ser natiirIi6lte SummeIplab
fir S6neine 1T iebod bic 9unefdtte.
5aft BEL allen Ibieren fommt es Dor,
bob elm fleinerer ober erbberer 3beiI
Der gabrune purb ben Sarmfanal
unperoaut binburdsebt unb 70 unaus.
seiebt auf bic 9unsitdtte seIanst.
ST bieie init Sbpeinen beisst, 70 bieisn
bic aussenubten 3beiIe bieieu Elm mills
fommenes Sutter, 70 bas es cine 2uit
1T, su ieben, tpie bic Sbiere BEL duberit
aerinsen 3usaben bon 5utter aus Der
Wirtbi6aft TO frdftis eebeiben.
Sin Sarmer aus GebraSfa, tpel6er
mid fiirsIi6 beiu6te, ersablte, bab er
nur 8ferbe unb Hinbbieb fiittere (Seu,
8Orn); bic Sdtpeine mditen iid BON
ben Ruditdnben oieier, uub auf Der
Mititdtte, (oie su bem 3tped nit Der.
fteabarer Sens ein8esdunt pirb) fineet
oaS rei6lib porbanbene SeberUieb Sutter
nah 8ebarf. Mein @ewdb,smann,
ipeI6er go bis 80 Stid Sunspieb unb
lber 100 Stid Sdpeine bdlt unb
mditet, perri6tet bic oamit perbunoene
Arbeit nit nur einem @ebilfsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
@rhnfutter fnrs @sHlsel.

g8is nIBlid, noib,penbie bic Sei8abe
bon @riinseus bem @sfluSeI neben
a5rnsrlutter 1T, bas Iebren uns bic Sdb'
ner unb Buten, inbem iie na6 Dem
8brnerfutter ii4 beeilen, iunsss @ras
su pfddsn. pamit aeisenb, oaB ibnen
oas @rln unentbebrll9 bel Der aabrun8
it. 9lun 1T bas 9rtnseus i'm SOmmer
ia isbr Iei6t su bsi8affen, absr no
iol1es bsrnebmen i'm Wlnier bel S4nse
unp farttm 5rOits
9a mub man ii& i8lisbIi4 na&
sttpas Nnberem umieben, mas man oem
@efIleel ben lSinter uber 9eben fam.
Do slsnet f6 bann an bsiten aObl,
bsionbsrs e,uner, trauisr Sobl, Der, IN
oi6tsn 3wsissn bepsdt, aud I'M 5rsisn
bsl slemli6 Harlem 6roits ii4 beitens
bait. Dieien aObl, Der Elm auBerit
i6madbaitss @smils fur bic 8l4s lls'
fert, ioats man uuber fur ben 2ll&,
uud fur ben SlbnerbOf berelt baben.
@benio 1T cine Yelsabs pon etDas Porre.
lau6 isbr nasIi6. 9leran isi beBeltsn
eIlnneIt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
3ebu Messln ses Saumfduittes.

3ebu Neseln ces Saumf6uittes.
y 9is trdftise Geiunobeit zines
8aumes bdnst srbbtentbeils bon Der
slsi9sn 8ertbeiluns bes Saftes an aae
feline Aete ab. . Die 2ebensoauer
uno bic frdftise @eiunbbeit zines 8aumes
bansen sr6btentbelIs BON bem beitdnoi'
gen @leld9etpidt stpiiden feinen Aefen
unb @urseIn ab. 81 Ser Soft ftrebt
INNER 70 isnfre6t tpie mDSlit bon ben
NurSsIn in bic aete aufsuiteisen, 1T
paber in ben aufre6ten Nefen i'm lie,
eiflub porbanben, gum RattbeiIe Der
anberen. ~ Der Saft entpideIt auf
linen turssei6nittenen slite piel frafti'
ger pabienbe Sriebe alS auf einem
lansssI1nittsnen. 81 Der Saft ftrebt
immsr benz Gnbe Der Aefe susufiieben
uno enttpideIt baber baS am enbe
ftsbenbe 4uss trdftiser ais bic isltli6en.
s. Wsnn man einsn slit gang untsrbradt,
70 fommt Der Saft ben benatbarteu
Aefer unb 3peisen iu quite. y Die
4eite, in pel6e piel Saft auiIiebt, ers
Ssussn piel SOls unb psnls Sra4te,
oisienisen i'm @vsentbeil. in bic sr
f6 ni6t in erObsm nebs,lub bee
siebt, eraeuBen plele Srii4te unb tpenis
Sols. 81 Sc msbr Der Safi in isiner
@irtulat,on Sinpsrnifs finoet, osito nlsbr
brinst er Srudtsipsise uno Sru6tino'
ipsn bsrpor. 81 Sober ieinsr 1riebe
beraubte pber absetniffens VT brln8t
pur6 ben neberiIub bon Salt, pe!4er
fsnsn auspes in Der GntpldIuns oes
SolseS finoet, cine srobe Dlense Don
5ru6ispeisen uno 5ru6itnoipsn berpor.
l0) Sc mebr man einen Baum notbi8t
5tudt su traSen, bsitO mebr sribopft
man ibn; ie mebr man ibn i'm Soi5
erbaIt, bsito mebr nebmen ieine &rafts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14

NO. 8sitsat Sas :, ,BO&snbIatt"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
Sobn alaien, Sstsss. ssS..,s.r.
2IT Qinhnn Gk.nAa

Snosm i'd allen 8rennoeu 3nr an,eige brinp..
oab id mid am obi9en plabe sfabIirt babe,
gebe i'd Die 8erfidsruns oab i'd meins mertbe
8unosn in Shnitt. Oualitdt bes Sudes uno
Rreiftn 3ufrieoen iteIlen merbe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
Seilt ficber

YAFeW. mi6 Elm Sufsn. las bsaansSfss
8rasen i'm Salfe blieb mad ipsntsen Tpftn BON
\Dr. &usuR 8bnta's Samburssr Bruftbee aus,
Der Sdtletm lbfe fh unb mad Gtbrau6 BON ttr
paar gadtten perf6panb Der Sufien sdnjlG.-
Grsp. GGuls, Gclumbus, Sbie.
8rntleiDelt. ID, e,''as all s.tIssn %snas s,n,. ~.
beflemmuneen unb fetn Mittel pollte tslfsn.
S6itebitH eebrau6tt Id Or. ausut a6nigs
Samburstr 8ruRttse unb Id mar balb sebeiIt.
= Gbarles 8. Grtpe, 1928 Q. grinee-Straee,
aaneaftsr, pa.
Grf6ltnltgelt. sofi. Ssss n sit f., sssrss sass1,
8bntg's 3amburser grufitbes ffets in nietntr
Samtlh pprrdtbts unb babe trtmsr ssfunbtn,
hab eteftr 9bet elm auseest6netes Rtttsl &C.
gen afle gridltuneen III. = Sranets Or. Bar
rett. 2o6 R. &un.Stra6s. Baltimore. orb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14

a@- Ou weiBt nidt, mo 8ei6sri'S
SupeIierIaben iIts Sebes ainb lam
Dir ia8en, oab er iib 9lo. 306 9adn.
panna apenus bsfinbet, unb OaB er Die
itonite 4uspubI bon @uaren bat, bic
ii4 Su 5eftsei4snten eisnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14

gllte 9ettbesiise fam man auf fols
senbe We,ie perwertben: Ulan relbt
oisielbsn 4cOppelt auislnanosr, lberSiebt
iis unO rI9tet iie su elmer Stsppoede ju.
Disielbe 1T beionpei1 fur &lnDsr I'm
CONNER isbr gut SLm 3ueedsn Der.
ipenobar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14

SoISssibirre i4euert man am beiten
obns Selfe unb SoDa nit SteVnideelanb,
psIden man bel ieosm Bilpbauer be.
fommt.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08
Republican Convention at ROxbOrO.

RoXBORO, N. G Oct 6, 1894.
The republicans met in convention
here today to nominate a county ticket,
John Woody was chairman. The fol-
lowing was the ticket nominated: House
of Representatives, S. p Satterfield, the
representative; CLERK, Lewis H Dan
iaI Register, Woody; Sheriff, J A Car
yer; Treasurer, g Pass; SurVeyo r,
William Wienn; Coroner, w. NJ Clay
ton.
The convention was in session but a
few minutes, as the ticket had been pre-
arranged and every man went in by ac-
ClaMatiOn
portion Of the negroes are much dis
satisfied with the put up job and have
called another convention for next Sat
urday Many of them declare that they
will not support the present ticket.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08
The Superior Court.

The superior court convened this morn
ing with Judge w. A. Hoke presiding.
They haYe not done much business tC
day, only selecting the grand jury and
getting ready for the week. The follow :
ing are the names which will judge c.
Cording to the deeds that have been com
mittcd } II. Southgate, w. J Griswod,
G. w, Rochelle, G Rigsbee, 7. J. Kerr
J p Bernard, Charles MEGA y, w b
McGary, G Umstead, }. r. Patton, K !.
Rogers, d d Harris, NJ II Jones, J G
Nichols, William Thompson, Jones Car
den When going 10 press they were
working on some Hebrew children, bul
they were of age They were giving the
attorneys some fun, too, by not being
well up on the English language
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08
LOCAL NOTES.

/. ,yIe Coming and Going-Notes of In
terest Easily Read.
Or William Lowe, of Nelson, is in the
city today
Mr.. Nose has al ad In this issue. 1t
tells you about good tea
! L Remington and Louis Bishop eft
nq the cannon ball this morning
zee The announcement Of DR. ShaGr's
..-covcre for consumption in another
column
Walter l. Mains circus bills are being
pat today in various places in the city
They are very good show bills
J II. Berry & Co, are making arrange
mcut- for the erection of fruit stand on
the vacant space between VI. Eaks and
saunders ice house on Main street.
years been with the Electric Light com
ganY here, has accepted a position with
the Harrison Telephone company
Emeline Brown, who had served Mr.
c. G. Taylor as cook, for the past twelve
years, left about two weeks ago to take
a vacation, died last night at Graham
Wednesday next will be one Of the
most noted holidays that the Hebrews
keep. 1t is known as the "Youn Keeper"
All will close their stores Wednesday.
The Trinity college lecture course com
mttee has booked for the 18th inst The
Franz Wilchz Grand Concert company
This company is one of the best Organi
zation on the road 1t contains five high
grade artists This will be the first of
the Trinity college series. Further an
nOunCcment tomorrow
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08
Divers for Money in Murfreesboro.

Special CORRESPONDENCE TO THE GLOBE.
NURFREFsBoRO, N. c, Oct. An
amusing incident occurred here few
DAYS since Two bOatmen, professional
divers, had heard that there was money
in the bottom of the Meherrin river near
the wharf here, and came up from the
ocean to investigate. Some one kindly
showed them the spot where the money
might be expected, when they at once
put on their diving suits and paid their
respects to the mud. After spending a
considerable length Of line in vainly
grabbing after coin, young man in an
efusion Of brOtherlv love informed the
divers that the money was Just 20 wards.
1 feet aud II harleyCOrns farther up the
river. They put off their driving bells,
spread sail and left with more kn9wlcdre
II not more money.
Judge B. B. Winborne, of Murfrees
bOro, is the democratic candidate for the
le ,i~lature from Hertford county The
Judge is a highly accomplished gentle
~ /" auN NCiN popdiaI' ne III OFmeu me-
few days ago, in the course on Conver.
Sa''O1, that he was confident Of being
e.' Cted. The fusion business. he saws
i not popular through this section; think
ing people do not see any consistency
In it.
There are several mineral springs here
Of decided merit. The waters have been
found very beneficial in cases of kidney
troubles and indigestion. This could be
made nice pleasure resort. The river
aoounds with fish, and in the forests ad
Jacent are deer, turkeys, squirrels and
other small game.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08
Is
One Thinq

You can always rely upon in buying from this
store, and that is that every representation will
be borne out by the facts in the case If we have
article with some slight defect, we say so, and
reduce the price When we recommend an arti-
Gle as frst-class, you can bank on that A long
experience in the clothing business places us in
position to advise you've charge nothing extra
for advice you can certainly profit by our
experience. Stock is now complete and it is a
pleasure for to show our goods and let you know
how much we can save you on your fall pur-
chases. Special invitation to mothers to look at
our combination suits for boys-two pairs pants
and cap~all for the price of one suit.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08
Church Notes.

Rev. 3 r Hall wa in his pulpit yes
terday and preached two very Interesting
sermons
Rev. f. A Yates occupied the pulpit at
Main street church yesterday morning
and night and preached two able ser
mons.
Rev. L. B Turnbull preached a very
good sermon Iast night warning the sin
ner Of the wratt to come, if they did not
repent and believe
Rev. J. L. White requests that all the
merchants close their stores at O'Clock
this week, 50 the clerks can attend the
series of meetings at the church.
Rev. J. L. White occupied the pulpit
yesterday, morning and evening, at the
First Baptist church, and in the afternoon
at the Second Baptist church. There was
several conversions last night and a large
number. stood up, by that doing, asked
the prayers of Christian people, Services
will continue through the week.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08
TelegrAphic Keytaps.

The assignee Of ex Governor Foster, Of
O no, says he will be able to pay 40 cents
on the dollar.
Ex-President Harrison will make a
speaking trip through northern Indiana
on Oct 1S and 10
Secretary Carlisle has decided that
Buffalo may import natural gas from
Canada free of duty.
J. ). Coxey, populist candidate for con
gress in the old Mckinley district, opened
his campaign yesterday.
President B. l.. Whitman, Of Colby
University, Me, has refused the presiden
cv Of Columbian University at Washing
ton.
1t was reported in Washington yester
day that the president would write let
ter bearing on The New York situation
and would make a trip TO Congressman
Wilson's district in West Virginia.
Dots From Southern Tobacco Journal.
American Tobacco Co.'s stock closed
last week common, 994 preferred, 106
Durham's revenue collections for Sep
tember amounted to $54, ,252 49, Exports
$l0,4 90.
Revenue collections at Statesville
stamps office during September aggre
gated $15,997 81.
Winston will probably turn out ten
million cigarettes this month. The bust
ness of the three manufactures of this
place is on the up grade.
The North Carolina state fair offers
1928 in premiums on tobacco; also sew
eral medals and diplomas. Col. J. S.
Carr has this fair in charge, and will make
it brilliant success
The number of cigarettes tunnel out
In the fourth revenue district of North
Carolina during August, 1894, was 49,
28O,OOO, against 122, ,215 900 during August
1898 The decrease is 1866, 900. 1t is
rather startling.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08
REMEMBER THAT AM AGENT FOR THE
OIL CAN

Which loan Ihave
oil
n
advantage lOoking me
up before max" lclsta need of goods
around Ito
Racket
will be taken hands lin
in
fipnd
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08
North Carolina in the Lead.

Miss kirkpatrick, of North Carolina,
'ne nISl iemale student of Erskine. made
'ne hlghes! grade in Greek Of apy in her
class in tue entrance examination
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08

see; zee Inc wax and artificial flowers, is--
TTIfnIers' TIn' n9%er pots, etc, just received at
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08
That Joyful Feeling

With the exhilarating sense of renewed
health and strength and internal cleanli
ness, which follows the use of Syrup of
Figs, is unknown TO the few who have
not progressed beyond the old time mcdi
c]nrS and The cheap substitutes sometimes
offered bat nev accepted by the we'll
Informed
Heart; K FArIhing request tie ladies
TO call aud examine their large assort-
ment of hyacinih, lily and other bulbs
for fall planting Prices low down.
And Grover is still fishing He is al
together n sporting man now; "out of
p li;ics Ne guess he will spend Xmas
1T the white house, for the reason it will
To- too cool on the waters
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08
To Open Business in Durham.
Charlotte Observer.

Durham is to draw on Charlotte for
new business enterprise Messrs |.
Lyman and A. T. Smith of this city, al
to open furniture house in that city a
an early day Mr. Hyman will moi leav
the road He will continue to travel fo
his Richmond house
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08
Why should not Durham have

w HT sHUuIU HUt u TT I HdL1I HaF0 d PuUIIC
building? What are our congressman
doing in regard to that matter? They
haven't time to bother with u thing Of
that sort; too busy doing sonething else
But when pay day comes where will you
find them?
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08

LHpE ~At.t = psEr auie~- "a sr7tuf--s-
L ir-f frctlA ~Eu4d aud Ken < NJ Il
GAN.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08

nLD NEWSPAPERS-wbe taken in large
" lots viii bc Id for 10 cents hundI cd in
order TO work on an accumulation OF ex-
changes. Enquire NJ The GLOBE of1ce.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08

- CALESNAN can secure line OF Hose. Betting
~ and General Ruuber, from Manufacturing
Corporation nrst-class line for nTst- Gas
man. +. y. bOX for 1871. Ne~ York
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08

L>UR >ALE-A good second hand grand
Il square Piano. Il Sii-boaTd aud new Fold
lnG Be-. cheap. Gail on Durham Furniture
Company.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08

LOR >ALE-A wire stapDng machine; the
L .vry thin. for small j b printing once;
IS aud lew. having ue"n us.-d Tut one
utgn- -s. be sold low for Cas0. Address
-- u .ub-. durham. -. -
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08

T.. a9 REV RD-I EIl give the a
- d tor the conylc' 10 ~ Auh or
trapping netting - --- n
+. g. ..r OF th- IA~. There l. De- 80
g.. ug psTTridges between sac s.I n4y ~
! and the Let day OF NoveI. .-r.
7 II MAJ ~
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08

TO RENT -Desi irab Offices in the Holman
i aG.ldiog. Enquire at GLDBE Ofhce-
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08

| o. Physicians p0cket visiting list. 4
l. liberal regard ls offered fo IL retuI n.
\. VI. MOORE. Vi. d.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08

The assignee of ex Governor Foster, Of
0 no. says be will be able to pay 40 cents
on the dollar.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08

I. .glr Coming and Going-Notes of In
terest Easily Read.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08

Secretary Carlisle has decided that
Buffalo may import natural gas from
Canada free of duty
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08

The North Carolina state fair offers
1928 in premiums Oh tobacco; also sew
eral medals and diplomas. Col. J. S.
Carr has this fair in charge, and will make
it brilliant success
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-10-08

J. 5. Coxey, populist candidate for con
gress in the old Mckinley district, opened
his campaign yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
financial elections.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE AND HIDSON oN'N"
NEW YORK March Goth. 1885,,
rI,IIE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockhoiu
l ga Of the Delaware ana Hudson Canal COMPANY WIZ
h.. hold Al the oHice the company, - -
Now York Cty. Tuesday. tn" SIN cay OF DIP 49,
poils viii l.. opened at Twelve o'clock nOoi' anu ~
main open flr least one nour, - ,..-oo., y, ,ha
ur,'nositi1n 10 submitted for IN increase VI III
Canial stock % thirty five Millions 81 l'iats. ' -
cs.,s a. e used IN retiring the londs fhinS que o
l., lSal and balance remaining over ~ " paw w
COMPANY - irsasdiy
4 fuu attendance 10 requested 49, ~, .,,s. al,
The transfer books will b" cios"i from ne closr
business SATURDAY. AprI 2sth. l"4 Gn'I 'he n''"''
Of wednesday Nav 'th
~. order x the Bo.rl ~ NeraSeTs
rv,IIE REGULAR ANNUAL MEEIlNH OF
! the Harlem Lighting Company. for me '~."n - ""
,,,..,o,s anil such Other business 80 may pi.i'iN
viii bc hrld Az M IN, ,, .',
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y.'irsad,, Man 9Th isf4 AZ !. o'clock noon 80,
transfer books viii close on iu'sliy ~ 49, ''
,l ,'iu re,n.n on THURSDAY. May llth. lN"f
~ order II Board of Dire tor ,-,,,r,
r.,IIE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
| tho Maahattan Electric Lislt Company Limited i,r
. election Of directors ard such Other business ~
pa -, the Conpany suth-s'. and East End ave- New
yrr, ,'v on "Wednesday May yh. 1884. AT u a No
s',nsf,r hooks Will close On Tuesda} My ISL lo'''
al y'ui reo,a,n on Thursday. May llth. ls3i
a.. ,r,,r OF the Board ~ Directors. - .
~ o'''' - wv II VI EDWARDS. Secretary