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The Colored citizen., 1894-10-15
RED MEN.
Great Chiefs of Massachusetts, Great Coun-
cil--Short Talks.

Great Chiefs Of Massachusetts' Great Coun-
cil-short Talks.
At the session of the great council Of
Massachusetts,, held at Boston, the follow
ing great chiefs were raised: Great sachem,
Samuel p. Tenney; great senior sycamore,
Walter II. Butts; great junior sycamore
Benjamin S. Courts; great chief of rec
ords, j. Peter Gardner; great keeper of
wampum, Fred Dobie; great sannap, VIII
liam Bower; great mishinewa, Charles
Penny; great guard Of wigwam, Edward
A. Sawyer; great guard Of forest, Oscar d.
Capen.
The report of great chief of records of
the United States Charles @. Couley shows
total membership of 132, 705 In the tribes
and of "a, l44 in the degree of Pocahontas
Amount of money paid for relief during
the year. $457, l9i.5i; total worth of the
various tribes, 81, 432, ,051.95.
There are now 1,605 tribes In the order
Massachusetts, great council authorized
tribes to provide for examination Of appli-
cants by reputable physician.
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-15
THE QUESTION OF AVERAGES.
Governor Mckinley Refutes Misleading
Statements by Demoerats

Governor Mckinley Refutes Misleading
Statements by Democrats.
But they say the present law is better
because the average percentages are
lower" Senator Mills well and thor
oughly disposed of this point also in the
recent speech from which / have quoted.
when in answering one of the Demo-
cratic senators he said:
My friend quoted in defense of the
bill the per cents in the tables. Nothing
Is more deceptive than per cents. Sup
pose we had S400, 900, 900 worth of du-
table goods coming into the United
States, and that is in round numbers the
amount in 1893 Suppose the duties
paid on those goods amounted to $4O0,
600, 00G this year. That would be 100 per
cent, would it not? Suppose, in revising
the tariff, we put 5000, 900, 900 worth
Of these same imports on the free list
and receive 5000, 600, 900 Of duty on the
other 5000, 900, 900 of imports, the duty
would still be 100 per cent and show that
we had not reduced taxation.
Suppose we put $500, 600, 900 on
the free list and 500, 900, 900 ON the
dutiable list and taxed goods 800, 600, +.
900, it would still show that we had
done nothing, for it is still 100 per cent
Suppose you put everything on the free
list but pound of candy worth 81 and
charge 81. 80 duty upon it. You are ar
rayed before the country for increasing
taxation so per cent, Notwithstanding
you have exempted $400, 900, 900 worth
Of imports from taxation and removed
that great burden from the shoulders of
the people.
In looking at a question of this s'rt
you must take into consideration the
goods that you exempt entirely from
taxation and add to the free list. That
was the peculiar value of the bill of
1887. In that bill we put SEQ, 900, 900
worth of imports on the free list This
bill only puts about $1,000, 900 worth
OH the free list We are going backward
instead of forward. say for myself
and know speak for my friend from
Missouri and my friend from Tennes-
see, and my friend from Arkansas, and
all the rest of them-we do not at all
accept of tariff reform"
This disposes of the craftsmanship of
percentages and demonstrates, as Re-
publican speakers have often done, its
cheap and misleading character. For
example, the percentages Of duty under
the law of 1890 were paraded as some
thing enormous by Democratic orators
and editors, who utterly ignored the
great fact that the law transferred from
the dutiable list to the free list non.
competing goods and products to the
value of nearly 81 10, 900, 900. The truth
Is that the average rate of duty on all
imports, under the law of 1890, was 23
per cent, and not 40 per cent, as has
been so often enormously stated. 1t is
well to remember that the free list Of
1890 is greater by about $50, 900, 900
than the free list of the new law. But
bear in mind that our free list consisted
of products which, in the main, do not
compete with those made by our Amer
ican workingmen and producers, while
their free list is almost entirely made
up of products which do directly and
most seriously affect and compete with
American laborers and producers. -
Speech, Bangor, Sept. 3.
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-15

Michigan reports an increase Of 40 tents
and 3, 326 members for the past year, max.
ing total Of 50, 499. The ladies Of the
Maccabees number 10000, the grand total
for the state being 75, 400.
The number Of deaths since the organ
ization of the order in the country at large
is 2,06S.
The total amount paid In the order
throughout the country on disability
claims is S67, 49, 40; on life benefits, ss,-
ali, ,130.
The average age Of deceased members
during the year was 3s years and days
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-15

appearance as a
grand lodge repre-
sentative In 1876.
In 1885 Mr.. Rich
ie was chosen SUI
preme representa-
tive from Ohio
and continued to
represent the
Buckeye State un.
til 1899, when he
was elected to the
Office Of supreme
vice chancellor.
His elevation to
the highest Office
In the order was a
foregone conclu-
oiN- Thn Atkn,
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-15
CoIored Odd Fellows.

There are % lodges in New Jersey.
The patriarch Of the order is the grand
treasurer, J. II. Ofake Of Newark, y. j.,
who has been a member for ~ years.
Pennsylvania has 81 lodges and 5000
members
Total value Of the order in Psnnsyl
yAnia. s56, ,bs1.0e.
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-15
yietoria's Walking stick.

Queen VictOria's walking stick is an In
teresting one historically. IL is made of
oak, cut from the famous tree Of Boscobel,
that shcltert her ancestor, Charles III, aft
or the battle Of Worcester As handle it
has a quaint little Indian idol, which her
majesty received from the spoil Of Seringa-
patam.
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-15
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.

The report of the condition of the
Merchants National bank of this city
for the quarter ending October 2,
1894, is indeed a just source of pride
to the citizens of Helena. This insti-
tuition is one of the soundest, most
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-15
Mystic Shrine.

The next session Of the imperial council
will be held during the week following
the grand enoampment, which meets in
Boston In August, 1895. The place will
probably be Newport, r. l., Atlantic City
or Saratoga
Kismet temple, Brooklyn, is proud Of
the honor conferred upon Noble Wayland
Trask in being chosen deputy imperial
nntRntnte
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-15

The supreme castle of the knights Of
the Golden Eagle will convene in Wash.
ington in May, 1895.
The order was founded I'm Baltimore
about go years ago, and the membership
Is nearly 100, 900, the stronghold being In
Pennsylvania.
The order i'm some respects Is similar to
the Knights of Pythias, being benevolent
and beneficial in its character.
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-15
Dan Lamont's Economy.

Notwithstanding all we have heard
about the economy in the war depart
ment Secretary Lamont managed to
spend s., 900, 900 more money in 1894
than his predecessor did during the pre-
yious fiscal year
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-15

Hebrew drummers for German business
houses who travel in Russia cannot get
passports 70. longer than three months at
Q time. Christian drummers get them for
q year.
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-15
New England Order Of Protection.

The assessment notice for September
was for IL deaths, with $40, 900 insurance.
The order has already shown evidences
Of fall boom.
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-15
Hz;. ~
SISAAAgl1SIf1I55
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAs.

Walter b. Richie, the New Supreme Chan
cellor-Helmet Glints.
The distinguished Ohioan who is now
the head Of the order was born in Van
Vert county, o., In 1851. He was a char
ter wember of Lind lodge, No 81, which
was instituted in 1875. He made his first
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THE GEORGIA PACIFIC SOLD.
The Southern Railway Conpany's syste.
VIII ne Completed This Week.

VIII ne Sompieted This week.
The Georgia Pacific Railway was sold yester-
day under u decree Of foreclosure at Atlanta,
Ga, and bought by @, H. Coster. Chairman Of
the Richmo Terminal Reorganization Com
mittec, The sale was confirmed and the road
will be turned over at once TO the Southern Rail-
way Company.
The next sale contemplated under the plan Of
reorganization is that OF the Northwestern North
Carolina, which runs from Greensboro to
wilkesboro, 100 miles. This sale VII occur at
Winston at 4 O'Clock on Tuesday, Aug. 81. The
hext morning at o o'clock Mr.. Coster and Preei-
dent Spencer, with their lawyers, win attend the
sale at Oxford, n. c., OF the Oxford and Clarks-
State line, hfty-six miles. Il II O'Clock the
same day the Clarksyille and North Carolina,
attending from the State line to ClRrksvtlle,
Va, seven miles, a continuation OF the Oxford
and GAINESVILLE. will be sold at Soudan, Va All
Of these roads will be bought in by Mr.. Coster
for the Southern Railway Company, and these
Sales will complete the list OF foreclosures con-
templated under the plan.
The fate of the Cincinnati Southern and Ala
Pama Southern, which are controlled by the
bonds known as the Cincinnati Extension Elves,
y still In doubt. The minority bondholders re-
fused 10 consent TO a deal that Baron Erlanger
tempted TO put through for the benefit Of HIM
Self and people interested In the Cincinnati
Hamilton. and Dayton Railroad Company.
Foreclosure of the mortgage has been de-
manded by the minority bondholders, and the
Future OF the two properties depends on the result
Of the sale,
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WAGES ON THE LrCHIsoN
HAST Be Paid Pronptiy-Reeeivers Must
borrow the Money n Necessary.

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 1s.-ln the matter Of
complaint Of employees OF the Santa Fe Rail-
road regarding delay in the payment of wages,
the following order has been received from
United States Judge CALDWELL;
Ordered, that the men employed by the re-
eeiyers in the operation OF the road and the con-
duct OF It's business shall be paid their monthly
wages not later than tbs 18th OF the month fol-
lowing their accrual. IL the earnings OF the road
pre- not sufficient 10 pay the wages OF the men as
here Indicated, the receivers are hereby author
lied and required to borrow from time to time,
: occasion may require, a sufnclent sum OF
money for that purpose. The payment OF the
wages OF the men shall not be delayed beyond
me time fixed in this order upon any pretence
whatever. The obligations of the receivers for
money borrowed for the purpose specified In
tLls order shall constitute a lien on the property
Of 1.-THE trust prior and SUPERIOR TO all liens thereon.
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Fad OF the Strike o. sehoo, Burdinx..

The strike Of the Board Of Walking Delegates,
such as It was, against the contractors doing the
work on the public schools was declared of
yesterday afternoon. This was the result of q
three-hours' conference between twenty-seven
contractors and a committee from tho Board Of
Walking Delegates held In Grammar School
Building 81 on Marion street. The following
resolutions were passed by the contractors at q
meeting held yesterday morning and accepted
by the committee OF the Board Of Walking Dele
gates:
Resolved, That IL Is the sense of this meeting OF con-
tractors OF public school work that all contractors
doing such work shall pay the prevailing rate OF
wages in accordance with the law. and that all con.
tractors shall be responsible for their sub-contractors,
Resolued. That IL is the sense OF this meeting that the
prevailing rate OF wages Is the union rate of wages.
Resolved, That all contractor present will hereafter
pay the said union rate of wages on all work done by
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NEW ENGLAND LABOR TROUBLES.
4 Mig Strike Expected In New BEDFORD To-
River weavers.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Aug. 1s.-There is little
doubt that on Monday there will begin here the
most serious strike in the history Of the city.
All branches Of mill help seem equally deter
mined to resent the proposed cut in wages. II
y estimated that fully IL, 900 persons will be
Idle. The spinners win make a stubborn fight,
and Il Is said they are prepared for q six-months'
battle IL such a test Is necessary.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug. IS. Meetings of
weavers were. held at several Of the mill gates
this noon, and in some cases 1t was voted to re-
turn to work. In many others It was decided to
20 on the vacation" as ordered by the union
last night. Several of the manufacturer have
decided to try to run their mills as usual on
Monday.
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A. Electric Ro.a Incorporates.

ALBANY, n. Y, Aug. ls.LThe Lockport City
and Olcott Electric Railroad Company was in
corporsted to-day 70 construct al electric street
surface road, about twenty miles in length. the
termini Of WHICH shall be in the city Of Lock
port, 70 the village OF Olcott. on the south shore
q Lake Ontario. The capital Is 5000 600, and
the directors are William 4. Holt NJ. Z. Stone,
Adrten g.. Funck, Jacob /. Toch, Edward J. Cum
Dnnscombe, and f. Eugene Crasson OF New
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Sfltrt Board.
East side.

East side.
MADISON ". renovated rooms, In
WI suites or single; excellent table; choice locationi
references
TIL ", 10. "Mora House" opposite Cooper Union.
Il -Furnished rooms, with good. substantial board.
English cooking; for gentlemen and married couplesi
s4.o0 up.
9th ST, 81 ~RAsT.-Pieasant double and single
III rooms, all conyeniences; excellent board; terms
moderate.
10TH ST, Ia EAsT.-Nceiy furnishsd rooms
IL with board excellent location; terms mode
rate; references exchanged.
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FURNISHED Rooms atantrd.

RooM wanted 10 cNchangr for ,iolin lessons; best
N references. Address PROFESSOR. buS 1854, sun
up town onice. 1898 Broadway.
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board Hautsd.


yYANTED-Two hall rooms and board, by brother
w and sister, In respectable boarding house above
18th st. state particulars and terms for permanency.
NJ, box l64, sun ONCE.
NITANTED-In respectable Catholic family, mothers
w care for child d years old; also room for father,
Address vERITAs, box 100, Sun uptown ONCE, l,2o5
Broadway.
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foreign Aottls.
HOTEL VICTORIA LONDON.

One of the most magnificent hotels in Europe.
Five hundred rooms, superbly furnished. Electric
Passenger Iifts TO every floor. Table dhote at seps-
rate tables from 9 to \ 80, price b.: open TO non-res-
dents. Specially reduced tariff during the winter.
Suites OF rooms for families.
For terms apply TO Manager.
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FURNISHED Rooms 90 gtt-1rOohlun

(toLCMBiA HEIGHTS, Is. two minutes to Fulton
" ferry and bridge. Large square front room; two
or three gentlemen $3.50 weekly.
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$500
a.al G state for sals-gOns sslauA.
HOLLIS.

A plot 50xlq5 IT. for sale situate In me most A.
strAble part OF beautiful Hollis, l. I. Apply II. n
box $50, Sun once.
NOR SALON Long Island, fruit and dairy Ifansl
II Jersey cattle; 256 acres, so cleared stoek, nipple
ments, &c,, $1,000. Address X. C., box III, sun onics-
CPIENDID BUILDING LOT SIS up, % down. sams
= montsly; send for e.Tcgisri perfect sties: Is
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Rooms departments to Ett


West side.
(yREENE ST, gao. near clinton pisce-Larre and
" small rooms, thoroughly clean, from eI.bO 70 81.
1TH ST. 90 WEST Washington spuarei 80 Nicely fur.
nishcd rooms for housekeeping or gentlemen: rent
$3.50 I'M.
S)TH ST, 40 wEsT.-Iarge well. furnished room
: tn quiet, comfortable house; exclusive bath n
desired.
STH ST, 1854 wEST-Handsomely Furnished room,
I,l second hOur; every convenience; private house;
moderate; i station.
III gentlemen, $3.50, ~, 81; near station. ears
convenient.
iOTH ST, los wEST.-targc and small rooms. fur.
~ nished and unfinished. parlors suitable for
physician; cheap.
.lslD 81, 23g wEsr.-IArge and small rooms; gas,
80 bath, closets, heat; private house; American
family.
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FURNISHED Rooms s apartments to gst
Fast Side.


Fast Side.
7 ARGE AND SMALL RoOMs-Gentlemen or mar
h 20 si:d n sSSPls ftin S . Sq.5S' to 5i " Sy Rss
and 242 Ease 25th st. MacQUEES.
HTH Az, 136, corner 18th sL-LArge and small rooms,
4 newly furnished; every convenience; ladies and
OTH ST, 81 EAsr.-rwo large front double bedded
~ rooms, newly furnished; every convenience; board
optional; ladies' and gentlemen ~, "a weekly good
attendance.
9th ST, 50 EAsT.-LATse and small rooms, nicely
- Furnished; every convenience; board optional;
ladies and gentlemen,
I tn ST. 2sS ~EAsT.-sioely furnished, newly
- painted front square rooms modern improve
lTH ST, SIS EAsT.-Nicely Furnished front parioT;
Il other rooms, large and small for housekeeping
every convenience
9TH ST, IOs FAST, near Union Square.-Large
- a9d small furnished rooms Tor gentlemen Pri-
DOTH ST. lBi EAsT.-ElsEAntly Furnished roOms.
~ all eonvenienees; rahsients accommodated;
terms moderate.
O7TH ST, 2Is EAST Elegantly Furnished large
water; reasonable.
DOTH ST, I2 ~EAsT.-BaehsiOF quarters; parloT. up
"a per noors, single roomS private baths convent
81 IPagsts Ifsouis' bath? sshIs%sS Only; refer
shces; 81
OITH ST. S4S EAsT-Sewly fuTnishsd rooms In
OF private house; gentlemen with referenceA
1OlTH ST. 10! EAST -Elsg.at furnished rOOmL
III an eOnvenlences. In private house.
wsst Side.
"A conveniSnI 20 the Manhattan. Rss YORK, and
Ts.os dssS wa s ss9s. 20 ssi ss sST g. g. S.n .SFS 81 lssII ~
ss6SS6so1 A4lIsS D. SS4 f0lsss sIt0~a
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A BEAUTIFUL VIRGINIA FABM for sale; 49, acres,
IA 90 miles from Washington. ID. g.; good 6-room
house. In a beautiful grove; lots OF outbuildlngs, good
lightful, mild, healthy climate; near good markets;
three miles from railroad station: will sell crops.
stock. farming. implements. household furniture with
farm, all for sS,0OO; 10 per cent. on for cash; a big
bargain. For particulars address H.. c. HOLLEhBEAK
btoneleigh, Fairfax county. Va.
ELoRIDA HOTEL, as rooms: choice, healthy loca-
ATwATER, az Liberty 81.
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BsIIpOrL
BsIlPOrI
HOTEL BELLPORT.

Beautiful location, within.S minutes walk or Great
South Bay. Ftrstclass accommodation for permanent
IsCHKoDER. Proprietor, Bellport LII
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asal Estate for Salt Staten ssiAud
DAYS u PER CEST, NTEREsT-Thre story new
il double brick. corner nat, 25Kb0, lot 1872 deep. on
pFluclpal business street West New Brighton, $500!
$4,000 on mortgage; also, ~ lots on two streets, with
handsome house, AOH3O, large carriage house, street
severed, water. gas, Jagged walks, $500; $4,000
mortgage; nne Speculation. Call and Investigate.
DARRIN, 2O2 Broadway, Room "a.
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PtSss9ssT' AS Sc liEi Z Sfi& Gts.i : H.asSa, ~
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atAI Estate for saIs-ssrstg City.
LNOR SALE, on Jersey city Heights, 10 minutes 70
II NeW York. convenient 20 three ferries. new de-
tN.hed INOfauiiy houses. all improvements. large
lOts; prices 5000. SJtOO. o.. 400. easy payments
OHS A Lane, builder, 40 Randolph av.
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aatal estate for 1saIt-City.

1fAl CsIAIr Jor Salf-SlIy.
THEAPEST 4story house on west side, $50 At, near
" Central Park. CRANE, 1877 Broadway.
SMALL thTee-story and basement brick dwelllngi
- eleven rooms Improvements; price $1,000. 800
cSnA DOWN. MORTGAGE. for . new,
CDOO elegant cottage; all improvements price
$4,000. large discount 10 buyer paying half cash. Ap
ply 10 TWESTI. THIRD WARD LASD IMPROVE
NENT Co. $50 Broadway or once Of Nyse Estate,
Southern Boulevard and ibTth ST. take Westchestsr
ay. electric car az l2Sth ST. and Sd ay,
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LAKE MAHOPAC.
THE DEAN HOUSE

occupies an Ideal site on the Hssterly sue Of LAKE
nlled with large shade trees. The lawn has q gentle
alOpS 10 the Lake Dock and Boat House, AnoTdlng am
Die Accommodation for croQueL tennis, hAmmocks
and play grounds for children The best
lions for hOrseA and carriages; . private lowing Alley'
billiard room, bathing HOUSE, aud the oest q ooatS
Table supplied with the best the market Anordz; fresh
sEks, pure mLk, cream, butter, and vegetables from
the hotel farDL. open about June l. For termsl a.,
apply 70 A II. "a proprietor, Dean House, hah0-
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Dwelling ntousrs to gst.
atuusss 90 gst-8ruohiyn.

O To F. on the Park slope, BrookIyn.-ws
II have some two and three story and basement brick
and brown stone; rent from $50 to $40. II you are in
the country or about moving call or write US, and we
will give you all the information desired.
JOHN PULLMAN, REAL ESTATE
Main ONCE, 74l Union st., corner 9th ays RrooLIxn
Branch once, 500 It'll av., corner 18th ST.. ! D'o'A''H
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East QuOgue.
Pine View House,

EAST q L-Delightfuly situated, overlook
Splendid summer and fallresorL OWING. Prop.
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Dwelling auasss to gst- gons sslana

TO LET-HAndsoms new house; two lots; 81 miles
city. w. II. PRoCToR, Corona, IL
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Located on Ocean aV., near the bay. Large, shaded
grounds; spacious rooms; popular prices.
RICHARD CURRIE, supt Z RILEY, Prop.
VTHLETT'S PatchOgue, l.. L-Homs
w like, cheerful surroundingsj convenient 20 south
Bay; free bathing; shady grounds; large piazza; good
Mrs. N. j. NEWTON.
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FURNISHED stausss 90 gst-Gity.


FURNISHED, elegant four-storyb brown stone
II dwelling, 10th ST., between Madison and 9th AvS.i
A 2S4 Broadway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-07
SLEW HER TRADUCER.
LOUISA PARIS SLABS WILLIAM JOHN
SON TO The HEART.
Marietta Petty Commits suicide on the Nv,
of Her Proposed Wedding Chapter
of iccident,-Othcr News,


RALEIGH y. c.. April ESPECIALLY
.,fs, p,r,is .f.l T. y.ar. stabbed
'-'. ,. ,.., ., Hon
" 'I''"'' '''''''''
d"rsouNllle yesterday Johnson "''
charged her with immortality WIN D $50
H..bop "a married man, ard in the pres
r,..t,.... and tb.. Girl r.ncltei the
... .iir.., Rim Sh. is
"'' .'''''''''''
''' Jam r.,,. county,. was acct
~ ''S SUI .,...
d"ntdlIy hiiiti hy Il9 N''''.''-'' wan "''
playing with rifle.
Marietta Petty. a-ed 20. committed SUE
eide near McAlensviue Wednesday by
.,..,..,,t,... t,.r..lf sts WAS n have been
.... ...,... ,,.-.. s.,.-
iNiItI'' last "'7"'' 80"
ing her suicide was ON account Of bad
health.
t,..,i,., f.,.. ,'romlrsnt voi,rr
''''i''''''
white man. "I i'I'''''l''' '".' county
has been shot by 70 negro and struck
D.. many small shot Ills injuries ale
not dtu.erous.
tiltrIt,Ss ,\D bi,pI9RAHlE
,. '.''' -, 49,. -,,',,,.' p,
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ronsiu Eartm.ut. was found ON tn. road
..I. No.. l,..,. 81, .i.,. ,..,,iv b.lrla-s ami
:, t',tor.,hl. cor.liri.n and has hon
nl,c.I in tho COUNT, home H.. Is am e,-
-. ,,.,., ,.It... .,,. D., y.,s horn
~ - 60 , 49,, t..,I-
u! ~" 'o,N' am ms '''' 80
az ''N i'"7'' nj anu "iI
'' nave p''h ''l"l''',',r ',c'''. W.
prominence ana 'i'Hd N.il"y N.'-'
Iemplar OF Wisconsin.
MADELINE'S FATHER.
J. u. Pollard. tho father of the now
noted Ald,line. lived here I'M iS---7L
ami v.as i'm rho in-ur,u,. business his
partner being the late Major Basil G..
Manly, OF Raleigh.
The oil mills here have closed III. sea-
sons run having handed 1000 tons u
eel ri boir., tbetr be.t record h, ,b,,ir
~, tom
The revenue collections IN this district
for March ware S,1N,l0-. uf This N7 -,l
vc,s for cio.,rs ana CIGARETTES. Sl2 237 for
e.,iri,s and Siqn-t for tobacco
II o. ls.rr.I mar m. r.n4cif,. Of tbe
r.fai.b bosi.~,.-,.ar, mills which nou,
80 : o0o snindl.s H. IA ba doubled
cards are ONT 10 the marriage. ApriI
1Sth N Graham. of Miss blanche VII
hanson - NIr. lanes Harrison Spenc,r.
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