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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1894-09-22
SUNDAY LAW MEETING.
st. Martinville. Sept. 10. 1894.

st. Martinv1lle. Sept. 10. 1894.
A meeting of nsrchants and clerks
was held at Duchaisps' Hall. Saturday.
Sept. 18th. with the object Of forming a
compact for the observance and enforce
ment Of the Sunday law.
The meeting went into permanent or
ganixation by electing T. j. Liable,
Chairman, and j. A. Resweber. Secretary
The Chairman opened the meeting by
stating that the object of the meeting
was to form an association for the en-
forcement Of the Sunday law, thus se-
curing to the merchants and clerks.
their much needed day OF rest.
The following pledge was signed:
We the undersigned hereby signify
our willingness to submit to and enforce
the Sunday law as agreed and stipulat-
ed at this meeting: B. Audibert, j. b.
Ferran, G. O. Lognand, Luke Bonin, Err
aste BOnin, A. G. GOuias, Geo. s. Eastin,
Oscar Resweber. l.. j. FOurnet, j. A. Hit.
ter, X. Schwartz. j. O. Hebert. St.. NJ. T.
Fournet, A. F. Gauthier. Edwin Della
houssaye, Geo. M. Gary. E. W. Bienyenu
H. p. Olivier, L. C. Duchamp, L. j. Gar
DENIAL. w. BrOussard. Eddie Knight. Ed
mond Buillard, J.C. Pernollet. Mrs. +
Rousseau. per A. +. Rousseau, T.. j. Lab
be, j. A. Resweber. Chas. Gueriniere. R
Martin, H. P. Fournet, A. v. Fournet. D
Rees, F. NJ. Thomas, Scott KelsO.
1t was resolved that all those signing
should form committee whose dut.
will be TO report all violations Of tn
Sunday law to the Chairman, who will
cause the arrest of the parties.
Messrs. Geo. Kastin, j. B. Ferran ant
K. Schartz were appointed on a commit
tee to notify all merchants not present
that the enforcement of the Sunday Law
will begin Sunday at IL o'clock. Upon
motion for adjournment the meeting
adjourned sine die.
ia. REswEBER, T.J. Liable,
Secretary. Chairman.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1894-09-22

TITS NOT what we say but what
Hoods Sarsaparilla does that tells the
story of its merit. When in need of med
icine remember HOODS CURES
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1894-09-22
Isl. StaniSlauS College,
BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss.

BAY ST. LOUIS. Miss.
This we'll known Institution begins
its next session, Tuesday September 4th
situated I'm a healthy region, enjoying
continuous sea-breezss, this College af-
fords every facility to acquire a solid
education. Its Mathematical and Eng
lish departments are particularly effi-
cient while for practical business train
ing 1t Is unexcelled in the South.
At the request of many Of the patrons
a classical course will he established
this session. Medals were awarded to
this College both at the Paris and Chi
cago Expositions.
For terms and particulars, address thu
President. Aug-4-5-t
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1894-09-22

The excursion from Thibodeaux
to St. Martinville, last Sunday,
must have been success, for the
eight coaches were apparently full
of excursionists. We understand
that our town was fair contribu-
tor to the happy crowd and that
all returned at night delighted
and contented with the kind re-
ception extended to them by our
generous and hospitable neigh
bors. I. Enterprise.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1894-09-22
l.. G. DUCHAMP. 4.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

-DEMERH- u
CORN, OATS, HAY. BRAN, SALT, ROCK SALE
COAL CHARCOAL, LIME, CEMENT, SAND, FIRE
BRICKS, LEATHER, HARNESS, SADDLERY, LU.'
BRICATING OIL, PLOWS, MIDDLE BRAKERS MA
CHINE AND CARRIAGE BOLTS
Wheelwright Materials
Buggies Gigs BLACKSMITH TOOLS
Surreys, ETC., CART AND BUGGY
Mowers Hay Rakes, AXIES and SPRINGS.
Cultvators Brown and John r,Dp,ncEunpD
Deere, Nails, Rivets. Iron, -
Band Iron, Round Iron, "HNH ~ oi hoifAi1i
Tire Iron etc. sx
is ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-31
Niir W(0nllcr>
MieOerDeriteA1tm9 Der
0eiMmObeit 1tttO Niiitigfeit
mtttelIt Der
2a SaHe'f6et @ebanoImne.
GrfoRarei& mo- oRles Andere
f~ehigeJdlagen hat.

Die Sa Salle'f9e methooe mo ihre D~or3ioe.
1. @pplifation Ser @titteL brett am Sit Ser
&ranfbett.
2. Germeibung Ser @er6auun9 1tnb gtbI61pdduna
ser g8~trflamfeit ber Wttttel.
3. @n9ere MnnGberung an bte bebeltten6en 1tlz
teren Seffnlngen ser ~&itGenmorfnerpen aus Ser
Ser 9terpenflitiltgfett rno Der Otaile oes @ebirns
rnO &iid9rats.
4. Ser 9attent fam it9 IelbIt nit o~erinoen
Soften pbne 9tr6t b~eritelen.
5. Sbr @ebraud e~rforbert ne 0erGnberuuo Ser
SiGt o6er 2ebensgemobnbetten.
6. Sic liuo ablolut unl6dbli6.
z. Ste inn let1t BON oSebem ausunen6en 1tu6
mirfet unnltttelbar aut ben Sib bes lte6els inner
balb 1pe1i9er ais enter balben @tun6e.
Genn5et9en: @eltDrte Ger6au1tno. Nppetitz
Inan9el, Mbma9erun9, @e0G6tniBi6mGde. beiBe
gSaQunge1 1tto @rrDtbet, 6artleibiofett, fieber>
batter nnO r~erpoler ober tiefer S6(af nit Srdtlz
men, Ser5tlopteit, NuSl6lGee i'm @e]tdt 1nb 6ols,
6opfe, Nbret9un9 9e9en &eleql6aft, l1nentldloIIens
belt, Nean9el al @tlenSfraft, S6itdtertbeit
II. NJ. llniere acknowledgements e~rfor6ert
tet1ie 8erttSltorltn9 1rb feite Observation-Disclosures
NIT W6e0.t5tn, bic Ntebifamente 1Derben brett an
ben ~a1f5trten &betleh an9erpanot.
pie Va Saue'i6e 8ebanblung lit audi bos bette
Wttttel 9e9en &ranfbeiten ser @ierell @laIel1
IL. |. NJ.
BUD nit 5engnifeu nno Ge6raudsanmetinng
gratis. Nian i6reibe at
81. 9nnS SresfOtu,
1922 8rOaOwab, New gDrL q. q.
lip ianL b. bo, lS, tp61S
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-31

alien gro9ramm feline i3uftimmung ntht
&abinet 9ebiIbet perben miiien, UNI 6aS
Budget fir 1895 bur93ubrin9en.
Ser Beiter 2lop6 Darnt ben &aiier gez
gen ~ridfbrittlibe @rperimente. 9aS
8latt iagt, in 11ngarn liege bic Stdrfe Der
Ufonarcbie i'm 9ualiSmuS unb in ber
MISUNDERSTANDING 6eS iebtgen 8erfaiiungsz
l~Dite1nS. Wenn Der 2tberaltsmuS in I'M
gorn BON Seiterrei9 bebro6t tuerbe, 10
piir6e ft6 Die 9an5e ungartibe Station uni
6a5 8anner beS conftitutionelIen SreiitnnS
ibaaren.
Nebnlicbe 9robungen fin6 in an6eren
liberalen 3eitun9en entbalten. 9ieieLben
6er &ofutb'i9en 8artei.
= Srans H., @rs&0nig bon yteapel
(eeb. 16. Sanuar 1886 1T in 9trco in
Oefterret3tiGzSDrol geftorben.
JtaIien.
Ser 8opf bat i'm Tbronfdale bes
@atican Die Offi3iere beg 8unbesfreu5er5
Detroit" empfangen, ipel9er fiir3li9 nit
ben auf Der Weltausfte1ung inGbicago aus
9eiteIten baticani19en &eliquten in Jeapel
angefommen mar. Inter ben dnpefenben
Sffi3ieren befdnben it9 Der 8efe6ls6aber
Nepea, Der lieutenant &ogers unO Marz
f6aa, Der erfte Sngenieur bes Detroit; Der
@r3t unb 3ablmetIter, Die Sdbnri@e @bdns
unb 8latelD, Der 6~iilfsingenieur unb Der
@abet 0uggtns. Die dmerifani19 en Diff
3tere tpurben bon Mgr. S'Gpnnel borgez
ife1t, tpel6er in t6rem unb benz 91amen bes
N1rH1fher4+e14 GIohoIooN Ae1 Mnnf fir SO
Sbetlnabme bes Papites an Der @~6icagoer
NuSiteaung ausipra6.
Die Gebe,. tpelbe Der Bapit an 6ie
ameritanii6en OfiStere rt6tete, mar in
einem iebr gen1iitbli6en freunblicben Sone
sebalter. gfacboem ber 8apft auf benz
S6rOne BIab genommen bate, eriubte CT
bte Sfi3iere fib in einem SaIbfretfe por
benz Chrome auf3uitelen. Damn belt ct in
italieniicber Spra6e na6itebenbe 9ebe,
tpeldbe BON Monii9nnre S'gonnen ms
@nglii3e iberieBt Dur6e: Sb bebauere,
baB i9 ni6t i'm Stanbe bin, Sbnen in
en9lii6er Spra6e 81 fagefl; tpte ie6r tb
MIDI fteue, Sic 5u ertpfansen, Bic bon Der
ameritaniiben &egterung bearftregt tpor>
ben itnb, Die bon mir nacb Chicago ges
ianbten @egenitdn6e 8uriifsubrinsen. @s
w MlI elHE &ueue SIUBeH
MIDI baran gu erinnern, baB bteie Ste
liquien ebrenuoa e%mpfan9en unb baB
bieielben an etnem berDotra9en6en
8laBe aufgetelt purben. @s 9eretcbt mir
ferner gu GROCER @enugtbuung, baB bic
amertfaniibe &egterung BET BET 3urids
ienbung Der &eIiquien cine 10 9robe Sorgz
faIt an ben Gag geGe8t bat. Wtit Der Iebz
b~afteiten 5reube erfilat MIDI Der Sort
ibrttt, ben Qlmerifa bon Sag gu Sag unter
ben cipiliitrten 9tationen ma9t, bic es troB
ieiner Su9enb lberhii9elt. QGein. tpdbrenb
ib mi6 fre!ie, gu ieben, baB Sbre 9tation
in sabIrei4en a3peigen Der Civilization
porpdrts i9reitet, freut es mib nod NM
enbli9 mebr, Sbr 9anb in reIisi0ier 8e=
siebuns auf bet 8abn 6es Sorti9ritts mani
helm gu ieben. Die fatbplii9e &tr6e bLibt
unb gebctbt un6 i6 pinl5e, baB ite INNER
gr6Berer 8liitbe entgegen9ebe. @d6renb
tb nun aber elmer beionoeren bdterItcben
2iebe gegen bte amertfaniicben &at6oltten
Qusbrud nerleibe, gelpdbrt es mir nod Elm
gan3 beionbereS 8er9ni9en, Sic BEL mir
su le6en, neil sic Qtmelifaner iin6.
CSprtleBung ouf Der 6. Sette.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-31
8.
Oentiblano.

Dentiblatto.
GS TT ieBt betannt getpor6en, trob
aller matten N~bldugnun9en Der amtli6en
8ldtter, baB 6obenlobe Dem &aifer .oeoenz
iiber bon benz ungebeueren unterI6iebe apis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-31

= 6rans H., @rsa0nts bon gteapsG
(geb. 16. Sanuar 1886 1T in 9trcO in
Seiterret9tlGeSDrOl 9eftOrben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-31

Sn SaLem, SIS. rannte Elm toaer 6unb
bur9 Die StraBen un6 ribtete etn entieb :
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-31

S9neewetter I'M Often.
@tS 8ittSbure mur6e unter'm u. De3.
9emel6et:
Ser S9neefturm, tpel9er geftern &benb
begann, lit elmer Der f9ltmmten, Der bier
felt mebreren Sabren ftattgefunben bat. 8ts
3ebn ubr beute Morgen tparen 3tpDlf 3oa
S4nee g%efolen, unb es fAneit INNER NOD.
4uf alien 8abnen baben ftb Die 3iige berz
fpdtet unb es ift 5peifelbuft, ob es ben 0itz
lt9en 3ugen g~elingen tpirb, iiber bds @e@
birge 81 tOmmen, Der @traBenbabnperfebr
1T ernitli9 b%eetntrG6ttgt, unb in ein3elnen
@tabttbetlen liegen bic SeIegrapbenz uno
Selepbonbrdbte am 8oben. Gs berrf3t nur
nentg Wtnb, pobur9 Der @9aben, tpel9er
font ben 9rdbten 3ugefiigt nerben piirbe,
berringert pirb. Ser 61uB 1T fret bon Sis
unb bic @9iffer ertparten Sbaunetter, mo-
onr4 bic S4ifffabrt geft@ert unb bic Ser
19iffun9 BON &oblen na1 1iiblt9en 9Gfen
ermDglt9t tpiirbe. 9as S9neetpetter err
itredt iib iiber Die gauge @egenb unb 1T be-
fonbers I'M Nqegbenp<@ ebirge duBerft beftig,
tpp ftarte S9neeneben ftattftnben.
SIN Cincinnati, Ohio, bcgt man
8eior9niB peget elmer burb Die i9melsens
ben S9neemalien entitebenben llebers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-31
GefdIfdte 8riefmarfen.

Sn ct. Souls in Wtifourt ers
I9ten Der Gbef bes @ebeimbienites,
Wfurpbp, san3 unermartet in benz @ez
ibdftslotaIe Der vStanbarb Stamp Co."
unb bei9lagndbmte baieIbit 10000 8rtefz
umibldge mttgta9bilOungen ausLGnbii9er
8riefmarfen. Die Sirma banbelt in
ausGdnbti9en 8riefmarfen unb berpaft
bieieLben in 8rtefumibld9en. Man
glanbt, baB Die 8riefmarten 9efGli6t itnb.
Gin Briefbeutel 9eftoblen.
Die 8oltbeb0rben bon Stem SaDen
in Connecticut beri9ten baB ein
fir 6artforb, Conn.,, beittmmter 8rief@
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-06
DAVIS.

The Richmond Dispatch said cditOrially
this morning that there is d newspaper
story afOat that Miss Winnie Davis, be
lag in favor of woman suffrage, has said
that she would vote the republican ticket
if she had the right to do o
We have it from the best authority
that this statement is false in all its par
ticulars. Indeed such a mOnstrOus pro,
position from one Of MIS- Davis family
would be impossible.
The fact is that Miss Winnie Davis is
opposed to wOman's suffrage, but where
she is in favor of it, she could never con
template joining a party which has SC
bitterly reViled her father, to say moth
ing Of its hospitality to Our people.
The hearts and lot of Mrs Davis and
her children are with the south, and the
temerity of the person who attempts 10
put them in any other position is mex
plicable.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-06
LEAF TAN.

The following will be of interest to
dealers in leaf tobacco
The internal revenue law as a whole
remains about the same as before with
the exception Of this change. In section
SO of the act Of August 2S, 1894, entitled
"An act to reduce taxation, to provide
revenue for government, and for other
purposes" provides that
Every person shall also be regarded
as a manufactured of tobacco whose
business it is TO sell leaf tobacco in quaint
ties less than a ~hogshead, case, or bale;
or who sells directly to consumers, or to
persons other Than duly registered deal,
ers in leaf tobacco, or duly registered
manufacturers of tobacco, snutT or cigars.
or to persons who purchase in packages
for export; and all tobacco 81 sold b.
such persons shall be regarded as tobacco,
and such manufactured tobacco shall be
put up and prepared by such manufac
turer in such packages only as the com
missioner of internal revenue with the
approval of the secretary shall prescribe.
"ProviGed, that farmers aud growers
of tobacco, who sell leaf tobacco of their
own growth and raising, shall not be
regarded as manufacturers of tobacco"
In pursuance of this law the following
regulations are hereby estimated by the
commissioner of internal revenue, with
the approval of the secretary of the
treasury, as 10 the name in which such
,nufactured tobacco shall be packed.
Cali persons so selling leaf tobacco,
except as above provided, must qualify
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-06
THE / U
Brother Gardner Says That the Colored
Man Is Too Reckless.

Copyright, 1894, by Charles B. Lewis1
"Ihev bin deeply panied, began Broth,
er Gardner as he slowly rose up and stood
with his hands under his coattails-.'I hey
bin deeply panied at cumin across fresh
evidences to show dat de Guild mar am
mentally wabblin about instead of walkin
right ahead in de middle of de road Two
weeks ago tonight / was in a store when
Brudder Waydown Bebee cum in dar an
got measured fur three shirts an ordered
Hat dey be made to button behind. He
didn't see me-, an l was so paralyzed dat
couldn't hev spoken to him if he had.
Hll my life I has bought unbleached cot
ton at 6 cents a yard an had de ole woman
Fnake my shirts, an dey was shirts same
Es George Washington, Henry CLAY and
abraham Linkum wore. De shirt dat but
toned in front, wild buttons costin 6 cents
d dozen, has bin good huff fur poets, war
riOrs an statesmen. De homemade shirt
passed de Declarashun of Independence.
1t wOn liberty fur this nashun. 1t cl'ared
de forests an plOwed de prairies an laid de
1Oundashun fur our present greatness. De
ideah dat de time has arrove when a pus-
son airnin sebCn dollars a week an hevin
only one lung left to breath with feels
dat he must hev II shillin shirts to be in
de swim jest takes my breath away!
"A few nights ago met Brudder Elder
Toots in a drug store. De elder am an
Ole man. Any one to look at him would
say dat he was sot TO stay sOt. l hev al
Jus considered him a man widOut n fool
ishness, an you kin emagine my surprise
when he boldly inquired fur scented soap,
vaseline, cole cream an tooth powder. He
actually turned away from a 10 cent tooth
brush an took one at 20! Did George
Washington inQuar' fur scented soap be-
TO he crossed de Delawar'? Did Patrick
Henry hold a bottle of vaseline in his
hand when he closed dat memorable speech
by saying, Gin me liberty or gin me
death?' Did Abraham Linkum go an brush
his teeth wild pink powder befo' signing
dat em~ancipashun proclamashun? Shake
speare, Byron an Milton cleaned DER teeth
wild a rag tied to a stick, hui our Elder
Toots must fill his mouf wild Paris pow
der an grease up his paws like a dukes
DOan' make no difference dat he's in debt
an got a big family an doan' work half de
time-he's got to be in style!
"Whar am Brudder Shindig Watkins
tonight? l answer dat he am home an i'll
bed, an de doctor says his backbone am
two inches outer plumb. I was wOrkin Ill
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-06

FROWED HIM ODER A NINE FOOT FENCE"
my garden de odder day when Brudder
Watkins cum in to see me. He leaned up
agin de fence an talked, an he sot down
on my onion bed an talked, IN by and by
he sprung it on me. What dye s'pOse dat
pusson wanted? Wanted to borry TO- dol
lars to get a par O shOes-patent leather
shOes-an another dollar to buy two pa'rs
O red summer socks. My fren's, l didn't
pear to breathe fur three minitS. Den
my brett cum wild a rush, an l picked up
Brudder Watkins an frowed him Ober a
MIN fut fence on to a heap O. bricks. I
dun couldn't help it. 1t cum on me SO
sudden an wild SIGH i~mpetuosity dat I
couldn't control myself. Did Christopher
Columbus hev noIatent leather shoes when
he diskivered America? Was Purfessor
Morse WARM red socks, wild a pansy en-
brOidered on de ankle, when he gin us de
telegraph? No, Of CO'se not, but a short
necked, hump backed whitewasher named
Watkins, who wouldn't hev a button on
his clothes if his debts war paid, must GO
slghin around to belong to de FO' ndre
MY ole woman was tOOke sick de 3D.
der night, an | went Ober to de cabin Of
Giveadam Jones to horny a leetle ginger.
Brudder Jones has allus 'pearcd to me to
be q solid, sensible man, an | couldn't
skassly believe dat l was awake When l
looked around dat house. Oar was a
cuckoo clock, same as de president Of DC
United States goes to bed by. Oar was
three stuff cheers, a bust of Napoleon, IA
futstOOl dat nebber cost less'n so cents, an
right on de floor, bein stepped on by all de
family a dozen times a day, was a rug dat
cost IS! When Mr.. Fulton invented de
steamboat, did he hev his feet on an So
| Ir1DS Whom Sir Isaac Noyrton liSliTaroI
kravity, did he hev a cuckoo clock cuckOOin
to him.? When General Taylor fit an licked
de Mexicans, did he sot on a stuff cheer
Ian direct his battles?
But dat was not all, m fren's l got a
peep into de spar bedroom an beheld
Shareholders on de bed an a canopacoiuS
canopy above it, saIne as de kings of Fu-
rope. Oar was a red tablecloth on de ~
bile, an album fit fur a queen lyin around,
an all de knives an forks had handles on
'em. Brudder Jones works in a woodward
fur 80 a week an has a wife an eight chill
len, but de must be in de swim! know
ed one time last winter when he went wild
out socks in order to buy a soup dish w.d
two regular handles to it!
My fren's, l hev m~enshuned ONLY throa
lor TO instances out o a dozen | coUld
name. 1t makes me sick at heart to see
desc things. If de time has arrove in DO
history Of de Guild man when he has got tG
'sot down on stuff cheers, bangle his pat
ent leather hoOfs on s. rugs an be sung
to sleep by cuckoo clocks den de sooner
l am called to go de better. Its ahead uf
my time, an Ican't catch up to ii. Ihaint
Ngwine 10 say NJ mo- about il. but / want
it understood right yere an now dat de
man who am in de swim hadn't better cum
TO my house 10 borrow money. Bout de
time lie gifts half way frew s~plainin t. me
dat he has get TO hey SIS To get a set o silk
underclotnes 10 war to &c baseball ganIs
I shell light down on him an make him
wish he had nebber bin BON. We will
now so home
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-06
AGAINST ~LYNCHING.

The governor of Tennessee is up in
arms about the l%ynching of the three
negroes, and justly so. He said in an in.
terview with a press reporter that "the
Millington lynchers must be brought tc
justice and | will begin with a thorough
investigation at once. | will assist the
Memphis authorities by offering large
rewards and employing detectives to run
down the beasts who committed this
crime against civilization. Such out,
RACES as this Wilmington affair would dis
grace any community, and az example
must be made Of the savages who com
posed the mob There is no use in talk
ing about the matter; action is what is
necessary and there will be at once.
Lynchings must be stopped in Tennessee,
if it is in my power to do so, and | be-
liove that it is"
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-06
THE SOUTHERN SPREADING OUT.

1t begins to look as if the Southern
railway will soon have the south in its
mighty grasp. The Atlanta Journal says
that before the snow falls the Southern
Railway company will either own or
control every railroad entering Atlanta,
except the Western and Atlantic, the
Seaboard Air Line and the little Atlanta
and Florida. Fact, the logic of events
and common sense declare that within
perhaps a month the Central, if not
merged into, will be controlled by and
under the absolute direction of the South
ern. The Central's holdings mean that
the Atlanta and West Point and the
Western railway of Alabama and the
Georgia railroads will be under the in
tiuence of the Southern.
When this is accomplished we may
lookout far an increase Of freight rates.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-06
FOREST FIRES.

There is considerable evidence that
m my Of the fires which have been devas.
ia ing the state of Michigan, are of in
C ndiarY origin, and were set by men who
knew that the scortched pine would have
10 be cut at once, thus giving them work
Fires will also force into the market
much pin. Hundreds Of men will be
given immediate employment 1t is
thought that nearly every foot Of standing
pine in Ontanogan county is burned,
fully 800, 900, 900 feet The hester estate
his lost 10000, 00C, Trout Greek Lumber
company 10000, 900. Diamond Match
company 15O 5000, 900.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-06
MORTGAGE l.

by virtue of authority contained in IA mort,
gage deed executed to the undersigned 10y Al
fred Dunnegan and Charity Dunnegan. h.
wife, of the State of North Carolina and County
of Durham, | will offer for sale to the highei
bidder at the court house door in Durham.
October &, 1894, at IL O'clock NJ,
all that lot of LAND lying and being in Durham
County State of North Carolina, ADJOINING the
lands of the Shepherd heirs and others. and
containing one acre, more or less. Fora fuller
description of the same see book No. l. Of
mortgages, pages l43 and IA in the register Of
deeds Office at Durham, N G. Tins July t.
1894. p. Z. O'BRIANT, MOTtgagee.
CHARLES +. TURNER, Attorney.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-06
SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS,
DURHAM. N. G.,

Will open September3 3. 1894. Special attention
given to Decorative Art in it's various branches.
The course of study for regular students will
be directed by the principal of the school, and
will include Model and OBJECT Drawing III out
line; Perspective Drawing from the unique
in Charcoal Painting in Water COlOrs and Oil
from Life, and Modelling in clay. Special stu
dents have the privilege OF choosing their own
course. but will be carefully advised in their
choice. The instructions will continue to be
under the direction or Mrs. f. l.. Bryan. An
ten months, payable quarterly, $50. Tuition
tor special students per term OF ten weeks.
five lessons in each week: Drawing in CrayOn.
Pastel, Painting in Water COlOrs. Painting i'll
Oil, Painting on China, Decorative Painting,
Modelling in Clay, payab e at the close of the
ten weeks. $40, or per month, IS. Single lesson
in any of the branches 80 cents. For use OF
studies per quarter, 80 CENTS.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-06
Silk Worms Occupation Gone.

The United States consul at Bradford,
England, has made a reporf to his gov
eminent on the successful manufacture
of the silk worms hitherto uurivaled fiber
Cellulose, made from wood pulp, etc, is
the basis of the artificial silk put through
a careful chemical process.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-06
CAUTION

All persons are cautioned against purchs,.
ing Telephone instruments requiring Battery
for their operation, or using Instruments Of
this description except under license Of the
American Bell Telephone Company, Of Bos-
ton, Mass.
This company owns letters patent No. 4G.
!G9, granted to Emile Berliner, November H..
1891, for a combined telegraph and telephone.
and controls letters patent No. "A. 23l. granted
10 Thomas A. Edison. May 3, 1892, for a speaks
ing telegraph, which patents cover funda
micrOphOne transmittcrs and of carbon tele
phones.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-06
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE!

Having this day qualified as administratO
Of the estate of Luther II. TiIley, deceased. |
hereby notify all persons indebted to said es-
8ate to make immediate payment to me. and
all persons having claims against said estate
to present them to me duly verified on or be
fore the 10Th day of June, 1895. or this notice
will be plead in bar thereof. This June ~. 1894.
j. L.. C~ARRINGTON,
Administrator