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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-10-14

For rent-A large we'll furnished front
room at 240 W. Jefferson street.
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lr. Frazer declines to 6s. giving the rsa-
san that ii vii spoil The garden pate,
ana out the church irseoavsaksatsy near
ssss own aAssse. wsfcn ID q modern. fairly
handsome structure
The nearest resghbors have offered to
have the little yellow church building set
back a. no expense 10 the minister. who
now says that ne s not considering the
proposal fayo-ahiy. He says the sentl-
meat against the church hsiilhrs has
been sngenaered BY James H Perkins Of
the Puget sound Machinery Depot waose
vsrv handsome residence stands on the
io. edsosnsng. aad Is entirely shut on
rraru sta view y the north by the
,n,.rss, Enough the church preeeaed the
rasasenrs< an the pEo.s. There Is 40
eaurea society. ard no services are heii
a, ,sa .>,.,s,zh except Sunday school Mr.
Ersxay saws that there might have peen
s.,nas hone Of the success Of Mr.. Perkins
<sasarsz =, ire matter had their arst meet
s~s- 4nree wears ago been not 50 mach 81
. reibufY on MIR. Perkins part. as ne
tarsaa ta-eatingiy and not consaaeFaseas
at.a.,t tha matter. The question o1 SET
- ,sa church back has since neeil
.aiEas oyer. bat TO no purpose MI. fss-
- ssys AR. Perkins has talked ana
-s-s.,e~ass s,,st. and for that reason
there il no charity or eons1aei@sAsA1 -.
the minister's part.
Nsv that the old frame schooi osisasa'ss
has heen refno-ed. the hitie sssis"
Church, remains ffe only oosfTuetAoss " :
..,esr view Of the line Of pretty residences
with pretty gardens in front OF Ahsaa'-
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OLD MINOR scuooI HOUSE GONE.
Hyde Street Now an Ideal Residence
street. but Fer One BaiidinS.

The old schJol aaiisiag az the Minor
school grounds which Trosgesi on Hyde
street ana cbssT1beted THE view along that
pretty thceoaghfsre. has Seen at last
terra eawn and She lansher piled saek oat
os TIA way Tais asas cne 80 the twe ar
garee early structures ha!il ou the street.
ard ia sasA 3 vay az tgs ohssveset fhxs
xHew ua ana dega she street en rae sesss
side. Tacre is s5s eaa os3ser structure
an tAe sheFssus sassaFe walsh mars SIS
hearty. ARD thxf IL toe zstsss9a eaurra.
which VAS hglIs about shsee years $50 81
the rssssss sEases crossing aaa e1sse ssySss
she ssswsass On Hyae stsess- T7se lssle
shstrcA ~ "a eyesnre 10 ;as residents -
ire Vicinity wtas wish - see f wcvess
tsaeE 81 liar eugssoTssing with tae resi-
slsnres. wAiesa SsaGA twenty-five feet
tack sreya the hsssad1sS IRE
Eey. James I. Frazer. a retired rs5n}x-
se- OF ske ualsei zsv@S&syteF5aa csmasgss.
ewus the lot 1n whiass the Church -
sssssst. &aa ssss re@kiznes sSass@ss sass back
Of tie e.s.szTeh ca the alley. wssa = plat
% groana Ter q xaSsea he&wresss ehgEy- n
anss Anase. IYae nssgAspesss AZ LEASH sane
* tA4xn. are very desirpas that Mr.. Fra
ver sssasssss - have sne little caurea
y-1sxss sssek - saafoxSu ID tA@ EsHn o&
- sAsosna residences CO that ss1e. This
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They Praise Their Native Land and
Held a Tewa Meeting.

The New England club held its second
annual meeting at Plymouth Church on
the evening Of December - and enjoyed
a mock town nasetfng. at wAsch Officers
wsfe elected. ana listened IN addresses oa
the tosle deeds OF New Englsnd's glorious
Ssns IL was decided TO hold the next
annual reunion al Chautaaoua beach on
New England day, next Mag.
Fred Rice Roweli was elected President.
and seleetraen were chosen, one for eaEn
New England state; t. =. Tee for New
Hampshire. George Doawerfh. Maine,
r.vfnaa &. Knarp. Vermont: AIRS. Cole.
Massachusetts: Mrs, II. NJ. Circuit, lsAs-ts
Island. Everett Smith. Connecticut n
NJ Holmes vas elected secretary treasssF-
49,. GOV. McSsraw hal been invstes to he
r.yqssns. but he was anaAle 10 Re there.
a.kS sent a letter % regret. which wss
rexa auriag tae rendition % The veFy APP
,,r,,s,rssss pspgrsusssse which had been ar
IA nssS4s
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A welcome usher of 'o5

have a welcome usher In the shape OF a
fresh almanac, descriptive of the origin.
nature and uses Of the national tonic and
Alternative. HoStetter's stomach Ritters.
Combined with the descriptive matter Will
be found calendar and astronomical cal
cu.aflons absolutely reliable Tor correct
ness. statistics, illustrations, verses care
fully selected, and other mental food
highly profitable and entertaining. On
this pamphlet, published and printed an
nuaiiy by The Hostetter Company, OF
pittsiairE sixty hands are employed In
the mechanical department alone. Eleven
months are devoted TO it's preparation. LIZ
is ysrocurabie free. OF druggists and coun-
try dosfers everywhere. and is printed in
English German. French, Spanish. Welsh,
Norwegian. Holland. Swedish and Bohem-
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rorc,r wuEEE nk WAS AT.
An Advertising Agent Lost In seas'1s
ana Found in Vancouver.


Frank L. RanyaalI. Of this city. an gu
yertlsIng solicitor. found hiEnseh . *"
DAYS ago in Vancouver, u. ~ as'a .s
last he remembered of hiEaseaI pfesio'se.'
was when he was.on his way nome Ia , .s,'s
civ on the evening of December ~
case seems TO be eae OF entire 1osS
Identity for the tine being, ios ttiS
term between the time or ms ieasshs Sc
attic ana recovering himself IN sasacoass.
is a blank TO him, though ne Aius1 i'A'
bought and paid for tickeis anu pa'NeN
oyer steamer or railroad hnes.
Ransdall was last seen before ms uiA
appearance at the corner OF fIohs a.'1
Madison streets about O'CLOCK III s.ie
evening of Monday. December III, anu ac
reappeared again IN this city sessvia ss
morning. 4 fr!ena OF ms, hapHehias "
run across him in Vancouver, sct shso
f,,averSatIan with him. and learning OF
his condition induced him TO snake hiiii-
self together and return TO his family.
Before his disappearance Isahsaaia 40
become respondent over lack of proiitao'e
au,n.oxr.nr and had for several days
been drinking.
At the time Of his disappearance ne nad
started from the corner of Second street
and Yesler avenue to go home and was
seen by a friend to go down Maaiseh
street from Second street in the directioh
of the water front. Here all trace OF MIN
was lest and his wife and friends seafeh-
ed high and low for him. to no purpose.
and as Ransda.i Goes not know sow ne
got away or where he wandered 10, the
case is Invested with more than croinarv
Interest. His return 70 the city yesseF-
day was unexpected and surprise, Tor
his friends had almost given him Up lar
lost.
Ransdaii had been working Tor J. L.
BOYD, of the Washington advertising q
Publishing Company, and previous TO tlas
had worked fer year or two Tor the
Singer Sewing Machine Company.
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The old fight OF A. y. Wales against
j. H. Dennis. rival restaurant men, was
concluded by decision OF Judge Osborn
tismissing ali proceedings, on Wales pay
the costs.
Ia September. 1882. Wales and u. III.
La Gate were engaged in conducting an
eating house at sia Columbia street.
above Second and lie Gate bought Dem
mis- out, the latter agreeing moi 10 en-
gage in the business in this city. A few
weeks later nevertheless. Wales is said
tn have induced Dennis to form with
him the Grand Cafe company. on Front
street. but IL was not very long until
lie Gs.te came DOWN on the concern and
secured from the superior court a per
petuai injunction forever restraining
Wales from engaging In business here.
In strict accord with his agreement. Sa:t
and counter suit followed, Wales and
Dennis each charging the other with
gross fraud, and the outcome was that
Dennis obtained Judgment against
Wales for s5sisl. The Judgment proved
worthless, as when an execution was
issued no property Of Wales could be
found for levy.
Dennis, nevertheless. Kept his eyes
open. and short time ago discovered
that Wales was nofninally manager OF
the nelmonico restaurant on Second
street near Yssier avenue. the estab-
lishrsent hesmgs held out as the property
OF two w0mem cooks. uen1sis considered
that Wales was real proprietor, and So
cured IN the Superior court az order
citing Wales to appear and answer al
ga what property he had, the hearing be-
Ing set fer December "a. When the case
was called Wales MADE application 20
have all proceedings dismissed. and the
order was made as above indicated. 1.
is probable that the iight VIII be re-
sumsa. as Deanls claims 70 be cut sew
erai hundred dollars.
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or AsrAr1o rar.car.
Ahs Northern Paeaae stsamshsp Gem
pany States Hts Position.


=. >. Goissaifhr vice president os s<hwa.
es1ciser Bros & Co, or tbs city. r.sso ms
Deem an active worker for the merchants
" tais cafy IN faeir ersesezvUr TO have
their freight frcrs China and lamar landed
oareet BY the Northern Pacae Steamship
COMPANY. instead OF having Ii taken 10
Tacoma and then Trough. TO this city.
Eessased tie f1isoxing letter in regzxa
20 4ae company . position IN the maste<
ifosn =. T. Friichard. TIE agent ST Ia
coma:
referring to variogs letters and Goa
VerSaFsoss regarding the lantxzng direct
AZ nsAshie o. cargo fTnsn cisina and japan
osH steamers OF tho Northern Pacific
steamship company. We have now heard
ssvii our facnskossg house. AMI take this
opissr1uaHy to advise sou that Their
shNNs upon this subject are In full ac-
esFassse VAIN our ossr. as frequently sx-
p.ssssa verbally and In writing
h.io@ "a 70 state once more our posi-
taoh N sasS matter Firss. We are nattsr-
any anxious to retain the supper OF AL
tue osastle merchants and shippers wso
..aFs lsaVsoss imported ana exported
ssosIs wa our ane. We have absolutely
- >eis-Ar@S| Az ANst VI VI
= as1.s1 any particular city or cities The
VT snssA TaS-shf steamship line ~ run
~ business proposition, and only as 4
-s.sSSs pEosassssspon VIII we treat the
eAsissas at ooaiiie' the matter OF ssrti-
iai s HAuss pe sslt OH enaireiy.
.sV". the very NE OF q steamship line
aei'ehas upon lae qsaaasty Of the service
isfsis'esl ~ lns carriage OF cargo for
osssss1ha POINTS, saa cargo carried fer
f'sas FasFs Soaha ports must remain. for
z issne as Z secondary consideration.
fisaaee ~ Woliu ne very poor business
policy 70 enaanger our overland traffic
Tor the sake OF securing the carriage OF
ioraA cargo. san, as this local business
promises To amount TO great deal In
IuIam, We Wish TO Go all in cur power
10 encourage IT and secure as much OF it
~ possible
AS regards sending steamers into your
port TO deliver cargo at one OF your
wliaryes. We can only repeat what we
Rave often said heretofore. whenever one
OF our steamers Is bringing. say go tons
or more of cargo for your port. We will
send her In there 10 discharge Ii. provfd-
Ing the cargo Is 50 slowed that It can be
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heaiwith pifnpses which would
form a wasery matter. and |
woald have 10 scratch until I
would bleed. After doetcriag
with two doctors for three
years. more or less, l finally
made APP ms mind "a try your
CrTIcr REMEDIES, with
sesssis entirely satisfactory To
nae. After using two sets /
am entirely cured. Ii1ave rec
commended your remedies to
several f9arS6sslx. and they all
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r,-Assrss Racfskr. aase sergeant Of eoEsa-
pauy u. Seven'y-ranss New 1oTs sotasE'-
scers. makes saa felsvrwisaSs eSrxsscssSs OF
,ss military res>vts of the lste Robert
uausRos,, as rahsss.svsl in the Posi- Intel
isS~aceT.
.~Tae osse fTunxsse<Ss Pennsylvania IN
faatry, Instead ~ Sezng - Cars ==sEHsa
s. e.. formed part Of shs sherman exs'sSsa-
tias. 90 Port Recall. $ a.. NOVEMBER :.
ssgs; gaea accompanied Ter. isaac /
ssayens 80 ere Potomac IN Iuly, IsS-
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SALT RHEuM CURED

nv wife has keesi troubled With TIE salt fhfufn
fer four wears Duriar this time doctors Of
Wisconsin. Illinois. and the Esass eminent oe
Chicagc. faiiea 20 give relief. 1 boag6f the
CEwserEa REgEDEfs and she used e.als one box
of ssrstGgaa. oHe cake OF currcraA soar. ard
fasf bottle of CCTacFEs EEsoLTEST, and
ekese have cared her completely.
&. NJ STONE, IA State Ss-, Chicago. I'll.
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wsnted-A gents TO represent the cid
National Life Insurance Company OF
Montpelier. vi. For further information
address G.. NJ. Stop. general coast man
ager, s2-A Croker building. San Fran
cisco Cal
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tell ne they arc No. /. Our druggist is doing .
nice business in CrTICusA REMEDIES, since my
cure. have given h.fn the privilege of nsins,
my name as proos Of their efficiency, enclose
lay portrait. 4. r. GRAAJ.
Photogrz rheT, Mt. Horeb, Wis.
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Fire at Burlington VT. Monday night
destroyed j. Fl. Booths lumber yard and
the mills Of ". A, & G. +. Crane Booths
loss was SI40. 90; insurance SIZES, 90.
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SCRATCHED 3 YEARS
Suffered, Scratched and Bled. Docs
tors No Relief. Cured by Two
Sets Cuticura Remedies.

Nothing ike CrrrcrgA RrIEprTs was ever
manufactured. For three years have suffered
with a sore head. / woHld break oat all over nv
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CUTICuRA WORKS WONDERS

There - no aeuh. that Tire Cg-rfrrga RrxE-
DIES tally perform ssors wonderful cares than
al oiher skin and nlood remedies combined
EaEnos Cf the skin. SCALP, and blood. with lsss
CT hair, from infancy 70 age, from psnples 20
seyufssia, when the best physicians fail.
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. SAaa1nso Goa, 81 ss.sa and ss.sa per
e. {. Z. Cs4as 6 CO. Telephone -
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Sod sSrougao,ss thr weird Prie~, CgTIcrso.
Soc. saAr, zae EssozTE1T. 81. foTrxR pRGS
Ago fsaEs. CAR .seas fF0sristers, Bastoa.
sS-" lies To Cara skza Diseases" n.assesi free.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-02

NOTlCE-By virtue of the power vested
IN in me by virtue OF certain deed OF
trust executed by Il. ii. G. Bouis ON the 3Oth
day of April, 1890, for the purpose OF secur-
more particularly described to {. u. Elan.
ton, dsfau having b zen made In tile pays
ncnt OF the principal and interest Of saiu
note, the same being many days more than
ten overdue, and having been requested SO
to do by the cestui que trust in said deed oi
trust, WILL on the I'd day Of April, 1894.
expose to sale and sell to the highest bidder
for cash at the court house door In the city
of Asheville, county OF Buncombc and State
OF North Carolina, the following described
lands and premises, to.wit: situate, lying
and being In the said county OF Buuco mbc
and city OF Ashevillc aforesaid, being lot No
Ia of Shelby Park, to the plat of which as
registered In book so, page so, ia the office
OF the Register OF Deeds for the said county
Of Buncombe reference 10 hereby made for a
lull and accurate description Of said lands
and premises, and the same being bounded
and described az follows to-wit' Beginning
ut a stake at the corner OF Phifer and Blai-
ton streets and runs thence with the eastern
margin of Blanton sti ct north 1 degree 10
minutes east SO feet to q stake, corner OIL I
No. is; thence with the line Of No. 15 south
S715 degrees east $50 feet to stake, the
common corner Of lots Nos ~, lS, if aS ana
1 degree and IS minutes west 69h feet to
stake Ia the west margin Of Ph fer stree I
| thence with the margin Of said street north
| ssh degrees west 100 feet to the beginning
to the said X. H. c. Bouis by the said Q. D
Dlanton by deed bearing even date with eaid
deed of trust. The said deed Of trust 10 regis
tered In book No. ~ on page 40 Ct seq, to
which reference 10 made for further 'particu
asst s,s thereof This I'd cey %sssfaok Sf MaHsn D.
Jones * Stevens. Aftys,, Trustee.
| 3.2d4tfridays
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-02

NOTlCE-Bv virtue q the power vested
IN i'll me, as trustee. by virtue ol certain
deed of trust executed by X. ii, u. Bouis on
the 3oth day OF april, A. ID 1890. for the
purpose II securing the pay mcnt oi the prin
riual and interest OF "a certain note TO Z y
Blanton, which note is more particularly
described In aid deed OF trust, default hay
ing been made III the payment oil the saiu
principa, aud interest, the same having re-
NAMED unpaid for more tlan ten days aiter
he same became due, and having beeh re
uuCstCd so to do by the ceStui que trust Ill
SAID deed OF trust | will, on the I'd day OF
April, 1891, at the court house door IN tne
city of Asheyillc, i'll the county OF Buncomoc,
state of North Carolina. expose to sale aud
sell to the highest bidder for cash the follow
ing described lands and premises, situate Iy-
ing and being III the city oil Asheviile, county
OF Buucombc and State ot North Carohna
being lot NO. l3 OF sh lby Park, to the plat
of which as registered in book 90, page so,
ia the office OF the Register Of Deeds tor the
| said county OF Buncombc, reference Is hereby
made for full and accurate description ol
| SAID lands and premises, anu bounded ana
| described as tultows: BegiuninH at stake
| IN the northwest corner OF Bailey and Phi er
| streets and runs thence with Pnier street
| north S5ls degrees west 100 tc to STAKE
| at the corner OF lot No. Ia; thence with the
| line of lot No. Ii north degree 5 iniuuteS
east 69i feet to n stake, the common corner
of lots Nos. ~, 13, ~ and 10; thence with
| the line OF lot No IL sou Ii S7ia degrees east
] 100 feet to a stake in the western margin OF
| Bailey street thence with sad street south
1 degree, l5 minutes west I5ia feet t. the
beginning, being the same premises conveyed
| TO the said X. II c. Bouis by the SAID I, ID
| Bianton by deed bearing even date with
the said deed OF trust The said deed OF trust
is regis tered in book No. 20, page 453 ct seq
to which reference is hereby made for iurthei
particulars thereof. This nd day OF March
1894. e. MERRIMON, Trustee.
Jones x Stevens, Attys. iriit
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-02

a Letter From A student Regard
Ing The Affair.

EDITOR THE CIrHEN:--l read in your
paper few days ago some pretty severe
criticisms and remarks on the freshman
banquet at Cornell University and the
"hazing" by the Sophomore class.
As the story came to us, it seemed an
outrage and worthy of the strongest
language that could be used to condemn
1t.
But now, in justice, let lis see the other
side Of the story and give at least in this
case Cornell University and this sopho.
class the benefit of it.
send you an extract from letter OF
ono OF this sophomore class at Cornell
to his mother regarding that affair. 1t
was written in answer to her anxious
inquiries, after seeing the tclcgraphic
report i'll the papers, and was only for
her and without any idea of its being
made public. Very respectfully,
0. ". Budd. Captain t. S. A
Aslcville, Feb rs, 1894.
don't wonder you were anxious altci
seeing the very exaggerated accounts il
the papers. The sophomore class was
as whole. entirely gnorant OF such ;
thing. as it was done on the "dea,
quiet by whoever didit, without lcttin!
tho rest of the class know anythin:
about it. Evidently only two or thre
pcrsons arc i'll it, and thank the Lord
knew nothing about it until the mex
morning.
ut istoo bad that the whole unvcrsit
and the sophomore class has to suIie
tor the actions of two or three fellows
lust the same pity the poor fellow
whoever they gre, as they surely had IL
idea OF such result. No one knows yc
who they arc, or what will be done t
them.
IL went down town that night aitt
our banjo rehearsal, and watched ii
freshmen 80 into the hall There was II
"iierce rush" as reported. After the
had gotten into the hall went over t
Casey's cafe and got some supper an
came on up to our Lodge before IL
thing happened. would not have bee
i'll it for a mint OF money"
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-02
MANUFACTURING and REPAIRING.

NyOrlCE-Statco OF North Carolina. county |
~ of Buucumbc. Ey virtue OF thc power
vested in me by virtue OF u acc" III
executed To me On the 3Otl day OF April a.
of securing the payment OF certain prom
sorry uotc IN SAID deed OF trust more pai
ticular.y described. default havihS peeh lh,'u,
by the said K. II =. l'ouls 10 the pa 'ns"t y.
the said note and interest, sa'u no's 80 ''a's e,
been due tor more than 10 days ana ho'le y.
The priucipal nor the interest thereon haV'hS
h, On paid. and having been te'utN 'cu 81 !"
do by the cestui que trust III s'.'u ue'u ~
trust. |, the undersigned, trustee !" s.p
dc Il OF trust will on the I'd day o' hptiL
exposc for sale at the court house ho"f III
t lc city OF Ash,yl county os Buhvomp''
Nor,n h Carolina. aud sell to the hishes' p,1
der for cash, the tuilowiilS dcsttiptu anus
and premises, to-wit: situate iVInS an"
II .,nr in the state of North Narolina county
| of Buncomn nc aud cltv OF Asheville. beng iot
| No - OF shelby 'ark. to the l'l'lt o' ""tn
as registered IN book 80, page o'' Ill tnI
| office of the Register OF Deeds tor the sa'u
| cnrnty of Buncombe. reference is hereby
made for aiul and accurate deseriptioh q
| said land hnd premises the satuc pN,"s
| bounded as follows, t. Wit Besinhins u. a
| stake at the corner OF fhiicr unu p,n,.o %
| streets auu runs t'ienCc north SOS degrees
wrst 10 feet to a stake, corner th'ier and
| William Slrccts; thence with the eastern MAJ
gin ui William street nortn degree 10 mn
utes cast aGa, feet to a stake, corner o' ~.
| NO, IS, thence WIFI 'hS INV " -, :, ~.
south - degrees so minutes cast ~ iee. "
a stake in the western margin OF Bantoh
s.rct. thence with said street south degree
: minutes west GA, icet to the oes'nnlnS
being the same premises conveyed to the
said X. Ii G, Bouis by the said l, Blan
| ton bv deed bearing even date Win sara
iced OF trust. The said deed IN trust reg
istcred in book No. 20, on page 400, IN nc
office OF the Rcgistc. OF Deeds tor sald county
, o Buncou Il, be and reference is thereto mace
tJr iutther particulars thereon. lhis 'he -u
day of March, A. D., 1894 ~
wy I.G ME2RlMON,
Joncs y stevens Nttys, trustee
/ | 3. pd4 friday
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-02

JUST IN NORTH CAROLINA.


Cherokee Scout; On last Saturday
morning, about three and a-half miles
south OF Murphy, two young men, as
near thc ra;Iroad tract and nc the tra;n
passed one of them Lattercd M in :, ear m
window SCATTERING Tho class over the
seats and nasscnaers Tnev ucre ovnr-
taken abovc Mmrnhv and banded over
to the law and nlarcd in ;a;l The vouno
men were on their way to Graham
county. where they live.
AT = meet;ro of ,bc ,.w poord ~,
Winston Aldermen M Emacre r Grav
was elected mavor Of W;nsi nv ,n- ~ tho m on.
suing term of two Years Tho salary Of
the of,;cc ,,,o. rod,;ced G,o,, ~ nnG 70
$500 per andum. W. L. Franklin was
chosen mayor pro tenn, and ]. o. Ma
gruder secretary and treasurer and en-
S!necr, these Offices having been COM
bincd.
KEY Dr w : Rlock occc,,s III. an.
pointment as presiding elder OF the
Methodist Episcooal church, as successor
to the late Kew. 5. d. Adams, and will
resign his important position as super
intendent of the Oxford Orphan asylum
cessor "'|>>' VIII '>N' " @'ee' "'' '"e'
The first crop bulletin for this year
will be issued April I'd. There will this
season be 400 crop correspondents,
Stations wl,erc wca,hsr SIGNALS ,re > d;s Go
niaved ~ ~ 's"'''' '''> us
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Two children OF Bricc lpock. a prom
itcnt farmer OF Craven county, were
i've ] wears ~ oiJ c,"aht l;re and M her =" s;x
ycar.oid brothcr n his efforts to tn saw,
her was 30 badlv burned that lie soon @
died.
-sL Alderman of Greensboro is m
pointed grand senior warden of tn,
Grand Commandery of Knights Temp