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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-20
FOOT RACING AT DENVER
A. q. Henderson becomes the 100 Yard
American Champion,

A. 3. Henderson becomes the 100 Yard
Amerlcsn Champion.
DENVER. Aug. ia. z. Henderson Won
the American champion hundred yaid foot
race to-day sgainst other crack American
sp inters. About 5000 people were In at
tendance The race was for sweepstakes
Of 500 With purse OF $500 added. ]. O.
Morris, OF santa Anna. who won the cham
rionship Last ysnr, A. s. Henderson. Of Ban
francisco. and Hafrv Applsman. of En-
msrson, Iowa. started In the hrsi trial heat.
Henderson won in nins and fouf-hfthf see
onds, with hppiemsn second. Morris did
not qualify. The quarter mile handicap
was won by john Mshsn, OF Chicago, nifty
Yards summit. Marks Berry, of psston.
Utah. second. aud Lee. OF Kansas City.
third; time. t6if seconds. Tho hnal In the
100 ysrds race was good race. Henderson
took the lead and kept II throughout, but
was nearly caught by Couple. who was
eight inches bshinj him and coming very
fast. Applemsn was third. The time was
O little be tier thnn ten seeonds.
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PHILADELPHIA, AUG. 19-Ths torpedo
boat Ericsson shot up the Delaware river
to-day anl attracted general attention
along the wharyes. and such boats
as noticed her Bnluted the new
conner. she is bound for the Brooklyn
navy yards aud 10 about oom plsting her
trip from 81. Louis down tho Mississippi 10
New York. The object OF she trip is to test
tho inland route as Tar 90 possible 10 the
Brooklyn navy yard. Aftsi her arrival
At the mouth of the Mississippi
river she made the interior whtet passage
and Grant pass TO Mobile bay. From Mo-
bile buy to Pensacola thsls was an outside
water route OF fitY miles. With the sxcop-
tion of n trip sround the Florida peninsu.
lar the boat kept the inside all the time.
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LONDON, Aug. 19.-Advicss received from
tho Congo btate show that further trouble
occurred With the nA,ivss. arising from the
lmpressment OF tho Portuguese Congo ma
tivea into the territory service by the Congo
state officials. Tho natives are highly IN
eensed AZ tho summary manner iu which
their relatives aud friends have been
dragged into seivics that WAs ropugnhnt 30
them, and are dstermine 10 Hvengs thoir
wrongs A strong native force gathered
Hnd an attack was made upon LobnA, a
Congo state post. In the hghs ,hat ensued
two Of the soldiers defending The post we're
killed and three taken prisoners.
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AN saved but slr OF Them.

ST. pKTHRsnBRo. Aug. ia dispatch
from Rybinsta, an important commercial
center. situated on the bank OF the VolRa
river, statss tha. terrible storm passed
over that city and nelRhborhood on Friday
iasL Tho steamer Uppiekh was oauRh, by
the storm on sheFne river. There were 100
passengers on the vessel. The captain
beaded the vessel for the beach, hia inten-
tion being 10 run her hshoIs. Before this
could bs done the vessel apruna q leak and
began 10 founder Everybody was thrown
into The water. Despite tue fury OF tho
storm passing vessels managed 20 rescue
every body except the captain aud fye other
pala0ns.
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NoinMnrnhlnn rl.ni.

SAN FRAScIsoo. AuR. l9.-rhO Examiner
publishes an interview with Lord Randolph
Churchill. in which be denies the story
that he was the Victim OF morphine. and
SAYS the report 10 maliciously oil eulaisd
thtousn spite. IL have Suffered noately."
lie explained. IRON nervous pTostration
and insomnia. brought on by the extreme
tension of public affairs. and constant at.
tentioa to party interests long after
should have abiu ed public speaking.
feel very much better now than when lef,
England. My appstits 10 excellent and
sleep we'll. have no doubt when my tour
Is completed | shall be able 20 return home
and Te-enssr politics entirely restored"
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ONCE A NOTED BELLE.
Now Queen Of Wichita siumdom aud Ac-
cussd of Murder.

Now Queen Of Wichita siumdom aud Ac-
cassd of Murder.
WICHITA, Kan, Aug. 19.-Mrs. Simmons.
alias "Bi1s JAY" and two negroes wero ar
rested hero al two O'Clock this morning for
the murder Of William Stark. Santa Fe
whtchmsu. last week. The coroner says he
has positive evidence against them. Blue
Jay" has been queen Of sumdom In this
city sincs her fortune was wrecked In the
boom. She was q noted belle Of Lexington.
Ky., and received an sduoation In
we'll known female seminary
Of that state that embraced all the accom-
plishments OF an sristooratic southern wo-
man. She took n fancy 10 q young m-n
BON on her fathers plantation and elopsd
with him TO kansRa Wnsn her father died
a handsome fortune fell 10 her. This was
soon dissolved in the whirl Of The Wiehita
boom. She took 10 drinking and ever aimee
has been queen of the sum. OF Wichita.
just before his death Stark said she struck
the fatal blow.
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COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Edwin Milton Royle. who has recently
sprung into suoh prominence by reason of
his play Friends, is a native OF salt Lake
Ctr u son Of Judge Royle, an eminent
lawyer. Mf. Royle vai graduated at
Princeton. and later studied English liter
hturs for two JsRrs at Edinburgh univsrs-
ity. Judge Royle had set his heat upon
making a lawyer OF his hopeful son, bat
ike many smother this son had IDEAS of
bis own which led him behind the foot.
lights, where he acquired practical 40
quaintance with the stage, which 10 indis-
bensable 10 the playwright. Ills first er-
pericnos was with the Madison bqnare
company, and later with Booth and Bar cit
aud snlvinL In the meantims he had con-
tribtted u good deal TO the dramatic litera-
ture of the day. somo of ID In the form Of
plays which have not vet been produced.
lie has also written considerable poetry of
high class. lie eatly determined TO write
a play that would be thoroughly American.
In Friends he has succeeded In p dneinG a
play which Ia destined TO take q place among
The few American plays worthy niche in
the tables Of fame. II Ia q powerfully in
tefestinR play OF hue life. not life 40 soen
IN tho magnificent mansions OF Fiith ave-
nue. nor yot In the slums OF the Bowety,
but lifo as II exisia to-day in the fast fading
bohemia. Bohemia 70 tbs world at largo
IL au unknown quantity, for one iscks in
open season" 10 sntsF the carefully guard.
cd portals, bnt once within one 10 held
spell bound by that delightful realm and
those who people II. They compose tho
worlds grcatss, men and women, and wo
see them thro1gh the work OF Nj. Royle as
they exist IN their own lives. His charac-
terra are true 10 life, aud hia theme Of the
plaY deals with the modern story OF Damon
aud Pythias. Two men love the same
woman and one sacrifices himeslf for this
oths. There 10 much human interes, In
this bright comedy drama of the sort vo
most reed.
Mr.. Royls has taken the cords OF human
feeling wheTawlth 10 play symphony and
no has succeeded admirably. "Ffiends"
will AsAin bO seen heis Tuesday evening,
Aug 2I
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NV. .nrnwnnaIn,h Tho surf.

TACOMA. Wash, Aug. IA special 10
tho Ledger from ocos,a sayH Ga satuI-
day morning, while making q landing
through tho surf ~ 10 Creek, nfieon miles
north OF GrAnis HArbo'. a Whole boat O ew
Of nine men, In command OF Lieut. Fiee-
man II. Crosby. L. Z. NJ, OF the Unitod
oized and Ave men Rre missing, namely
Lieut. Crosby. John Fryer, Jas Gudmund-
sol, William Nelun aud AlsH. smith. A
present particulars cannot be sseettatned.
owing 10 ,bs difficulty Of getting news
from the loualitV
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-20

LONDON, AUG. l9.-ThS Tunes says oapL
Has on Saturday night telsgraphsd from
Southampton 10 George Gould as Cowss
stating that be bad dlseovsed that the
Vleilaars contsrbos d hAd not bson dis-
that 10 had bosu iaumed iu the hunk. The
Times sAya that acme fustheF explanation
OF the affair seems 90 DO required, when all
the circumstances are taksn into Oonsidef-
alton. Lord Woiyerton has withdraw the
cup hs offered 10 the winnOr and decided 10
send II 10 she ROYAL Dltesst ciuh. TO be- tnu
for BY the nrat yacht 90 Weymouth on Fra
dnV
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-20

MnNIco CuY, Mex Aus. l0.-Ths killing
Of the border bandit, Linda, aud his wife
by troop OF soldio forty mllss from this
place has caused great rejoicing In Tama-
ieas. The aoldis came unexpectedly on
the notorious couple. Who took leioRs be-
hina soms rocks aud opened nre. The
wompn fought by her husbands aide uutil
thev we're killed by tho soldiers. 1hoy
have committsd hundreds OF robborias and
alx nurdsls.
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Msisnoholr and snIelAe,

WASHINGTON. Aug. i9,-Capt Nicholson.
OF indianapolis. superintendent OF tho
treasury department stables, committed
suicide hero this afternoon by shooting
himself. H0 was O Yete an OF the lats war.
during which he served under ex- PFesidsut
Harrison. After Harmon was inAuou ated
he appointed Nioholson, who had been his
a neiRhbor for thirty years, 10 the place he
held al the time OF his death. Melancholy
is supposed 60 be the cause OF the deed.
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The Rod. Hold = r,o.nt,en

NEw YoHK, AuR. ia reception was
given Emma Goldman tonight al the Tha-
lia theAtor. Nearly 5000 persona ATTENDED.
Charles Wiired represented ths minoti,r
portion Of the audience, and tho insotluR
was aoon nfts brought 20 close. Marie
Louiae, a French woman and au ardent al
vooato OF anarchy, presided ut the NEE ting.
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TAmIllr. ~ rnllmsn ln Need

tPmSoflEin H., AUG. l9.-GoV. Aligeld
to-day received a lotter on a committee
Of Pullman eitizlna nsking hs assistance
ia feeding 1000 families unable 70 get
wOrk, The fn,lman company Ia alleged 10
bs ltnro ting men from all over the eoun-
try aud turning many old hands out on tho
street The governor left 30 night for
Chiopgo. aud will personally investigate
the situation At Pullman Monday.
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,,,.,luv. pu, M. Account. s,r.Isht.

OMAHA. Aus, 10 William A. Snyder, q
woli known Nebraska merchant. and man
os,r In the state OF tho Hosgland lumber
yards, has been mystefioualy missing for q
week. HIS home Ia ~ CoEad. Mob, and
that whole community "a bsiax ssatehad by
frIenda. A member OF the company iopOFta
hls accounts correct.
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The whse, Mlsbnpr Than the uOr.e.

MuNion, Aug. ID. D.-1hs long distance
contest between ]. Hishos on a bicycle and
Cody, an American cowboy. on horseback,
onded to-day la a victory for the bloYolisL
The conditions provided that tho contest
ants should ride osven hours u day for three
days. Fisher covered iG0 miles aud CodT
10.
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las Ls,r Cor y.Ilsr essal,.

Special 10 Tho independent.
GLASGOW. Aug. i7.-Tho tar levy OF Vai-
ley county for 1894 bAs boon nssd a. itls
mills for county aud 2ls mills for SLATE.
total Of II mills. as against ~ mills lsvy In
1904 The total assessment OF The eoen,r
ia "a. 75t ss3 an Increase owes last ysAf Of
over 5000, ,OOO.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-20

yrFsSA, Aug. 1S.-From Thursday 10
salul day there we're .3J new cases Of ehcl-
era aud 100 deaths In ualioia. In Bako-
wina thirty-eish, new cases aud twenty
one deaths we're reported In the aamo time.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-20

MApRrp. Ana. l9,-BJ commercial
treaty bo.wssa Spain and the Argen,ius
Republic just concluded. 10 ia provided
that for per rod OF two years Spain will
not raise tho duty on meats fiotn The Az
esntlns Republic. and the latter will lowor
the duties ON spanish wiuea
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The wAtohman Failed to signal.

Mrxioo Cry, Mex, Aug. 19.-Lnb mig ht
tho passenger train on tho llldalgo road
oollided with n pulquo train coming into
the C,ty Of Mexico. Several persons we're
killed and numbo bAdly hnrt. The
watehman failei 10 ssgual.
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corbst Ready to FlEht a, sIouI cur,

Sioux CIrY. lows. Aug. A.-Ths siouE
City Athletic club has reosived telegram
from Brsdy, Corbstre manager saying
that CorbOu accents abe offer Of the olnb ot
n purss OF $4,000 10 rRht jackson hsle.
The odsr was Al oncs telegFAphad 10 Jacs.
son In New York. Offering training Ca
pensea aud all he asks The managsmsnt
Of the club st, set no interfefenos And
think tbs, the 6ght will bo pulled ou here.
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Italians Ls,v,nx oAiitornI..

SAN FnLNoinoo. Aug. iD.-rhs Italian q
deaoTting California Va large numbs .,
They hnd II difIlou, for them 90 obtain
work hero aud many are returning 90 Italy.
Olho o are going 10 southern states, par-
tioaiaFly Florida and Alabama.
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A nritl.h ounbo., Tor raoelsn

GIuRALTAH Aug. la.-Ths flrsi- class
Bsitlah gunboaa Btambls. in consequence
Of the disturbed conditions prevailing In
certain portion Of Morocco, haa bssn o.
dersd 10 IAngier as q safeguard 10 English
inteTseta
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on TO Tho suns OF ypterana Camp.

CmoAao, Aug. 1.-Two hundred dele
gates TO the Ihittsenln annual convention
OF tho Soma ol Veterans which oonvonga
at Davenport. Iowa. Tomorrow morniug
left Chicago for thAt city over tho Kogk
Ialaud thla Aftntn0On
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Saloon Men Read Carefully.
Special Sale OF STANDARD
WHISTLES

We place on sale to-day the fol-
lowing well known brands OF
Standard Whiskies at prices that
can't bs beaten
NholfsRlo EotHil
Ter Proof Gal. Per ual
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NJ. v. Monor,h, sirng ~ -

Ws also have in Louisville ky, ireo warehouse
30 bbia Old Taylor spring 1871, which wo will
sell In bhl lote certificate all free from any
storage and taxoN At $500 Dor proof gallon,
ALSO 80 bbls. j. n. MctlFayer. spring 1872 In
U \ bonded warehouse, In Dbl. lots Toe por
gallon.
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WINES

The following wines. in bulk, at
quotations as follows:
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-12
BIG COAL STRIKE.
No Coal to Be Mined After April u. if
the National Minors Can
Help Ii.

COLUMBUS, O April 1.-THE follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted
by the National Miners convention to
day:
"ResoIved, That on ard after - o'clock
noon Saturday, April 81, 1894, no coal
shall be mined in any state or territory
where the Organization mas control, until
authorized by the national officers or ex-
ecutive board"
This will throw 300, 900 men in idleness,
and will no doubt De the most stupendsus
strike Of coal miners this country has
eve seen. The Indiana delegates OBJ,
jeCted to the early date, for the reason
that they are under contract to work at
the present rates TO May /, but they
waived their objection when it was an
n0unced that the operators had already
bTOken the contract in the Linton district.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-12
LIVE LOCAL LINKS.

Rev. L. W. Crawford spent the day in
Raleigh.
Carpenters are at work on the new
repair shop of Paul Wheeler, being built
next to the Seeman builIing on Main
street.
The Mozart symphony club is booked
fox Stokes Hall April "A. Cecilia Braems
is the prjma donna soprano. The cub
has quite q reputation.
Rev il. White, Of Asheville, preached
a fine sermon al the First Baptist church
last night. He will preach TO night at
the Second Baptist church.
All holders Of season tickets in the
Trinity college lecture course, and ali
persons buying tickets thisweek, can re
serve Their seats without extra charge.
William Blake, a co!ored citizen, died
here last night. lie was buried near Mel
son 20 day. Half a dozen representatives
Of his lodge accompanied the remains to
Nelson.
Among the passengers on the east
bound train this morning were Judge
Spier Whitaker, returning TO Raleigh
from Davie court; Gen. r. F. Hoke, Capt.
j. NJ. Odell, and Mr.. Chester Turner, Of
HillsborO.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-12
to Itself.

So eminently successful has Hoods
S4rsaparilla been that many leading
citizens from all over the United States
furnish testimonials of cures which seem
almost miraculous. Hoods Sarsaparina
is not an accident, but the ripe fruit of
industry and study. 1t possesses merit
pee liar to itself"
Hoods Pills cure Nausea, Sick head.
ache, Indigestion, B~iliousness. Sold by
all druggists,
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-12
Half Price and Less
FOR APRIL.

We have decided to continue this great bar
gain sale through the month of April and we
kindly ask and invite all our friends and ems
toners to give US a crowded house daily and
we will meet you with unhcard Of bargains.
We have just gotten out a shoe to sell for
$l.25 which we will warrant equal to any $500
shoe. 1t is Il hummer. Call and See it. We
have a big lot of silk lace worth p to IS cents
We will lump it all in at 12l2 cents, all cOlOrs.
Ribbons and from 1 cent a yard up. Slippers
from 80 cents up. y full line will go cheap.
Shoes from - cents up 80 inch towel only 10
cents; 10 ent box paper down to 5 cents 20
cent box paper down to 10 cents 81 cent linen
box paper only Il cents; & pound note paper
going for ) cents; 10 cent handkerchief only
) cents 25 cent black hose. stainless. 10 cents;
10 cent black hose only cents: pins, just look
at them, going for l cent q paper; needles,
Sharps, only | cent a paper - CenI SuspenderS
only 10 cents. hCmember these goods are
bright and attractive and tirSt-CiaSS goods and
the prices should cause a grand rush from day
10 day for April only at these prices.
\ price will be made on every lire of goods
TO move them like magic. .IOin the crowd that
thrOngS our store and get your hearts desire
bargain.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-12

At Belfeld with Atlantic Coast Line l1f
Richmond, Petersburg, GOIdsbOro, "luLN1
ton, etc. IRE
AT Jeffress with Richmond ard DanEL.'
RailrOaI for Chase City, oxford. HcndeIsOD
Durham, Raleigh, etc.
At Portsmouth with the n. Y. p. and y
Railway. Cape Charles KOute.J and Bay LIZ
steamers for Old Point, baltimore ana more
ern cities: with superb new IRON steamers =
Washington and Norfolk line for Aie1ahu,~'
Washington and points north; with "d ~
minion Steamship ~Inpany ) GAMERS -
steamships Tor lid Point, Hampton. Ne"potI'
News, Smit field, cities on the CerOlind sOLN;
New YORK direct and northern points; Will
and NJ. L. company's steamships for boston
and Providence direct and interior New hns
land points with n, A. and \ railroad l0L a ~
elegant hotels of Virginia Beach: with O Sfa
View railroad for Ocean View resort. I G"e
connection with railroad and ILL.,
for all points north, west and south. C,,y
The Il & q. Railway com. any'5 steamer 80
of Chester effects prompt transfer ot psrd
sengere and baggage bet "een Portshou'D
Norfolk. d
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-12
Pals in Politics.,

Republicans have carried the New
Jersey municipal elections by large ma,
%joritics.
Independent democrats and republi
a Il fused in albany and carried the
election over the Cleveland wing of the
democratic party.
James A. LOckhart, Of Arson, and
James T. LeGrand, of Richmond, are I'm
derstoOd to be candidates for congress in
the Sixth district.
l.. G. Caldwell, Of StatesviIle, writes to
the Charlotte Observer that he is a dem
ocrat, and too good a democrat to endorse
Cleveland.
Governor Tillman is an avowed candi.
date for the seat in the Senate held by
Senator Butler. In an interview he re
Gently said All | have to say is that
I'M governor and he is senator. [ have
been at my post Of duty, while he has
been away from his post Of duty and
galloping around the country letting off
political electioneering screeds. The
controversy between Cs will be settled
before the people and by the people next
November, and | predict that they will
give him a furlough to go home and re
main there-an indefinite furlough."
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-12
HE BlueSt

Away with them Take Simmons Liver
Regulator for that torpid liver which has
put your digestive powers out of gear
That's at the bottom Of the hlues, and
when you take Simmons Liver Regulator
you strike at the root of the evil, and
everything else that is wrong goes with
it. No more indigestion. Dyspepsia or
BiliouSneSs. That sounds bright enough
and Is true
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-12

Bath the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
a-d refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Li~er and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
fa1n eflectually, dispels colds, head
a~:Ies and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
o1.y remedy Of its kind ever pro-
ouced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
c@H:abla to the stomach, prompt in
&c action and truly beneficial in its
elects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
20 al and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
end 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it ON hand will pro
cure it promptly for any n who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FHe SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK, N.Y.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-12

Rush for Spring Goods Doubles the Strain
Oh Tired Shop Girls-How Many
Keep Well and Strong.


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c7nteIS ali over the oooy. Ii IS the one
great sprung hneulclhe' because IL quickly
'0h'''e9 lnIpoll''eS il"ni INC oloo"' gives
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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-12
WANTED!

Two live energetic men 10 canvass, sell ma
chimes and collect in Granville county With
headquarters at Oxford. and Oran-e county
with headquarters u HillSbOTO. We furnish
y nice light running wagon. agent t furnish
horse and ta' mesa and make Il $40 bond. We
offer Il SPLENDID contract ne under which a
huStling man Z !. make anti save money.
Address W. SING L Ei'FG 60
J. II. Harley, Manager, VII. ington, n.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-12
MOneyed Men Back of 1t,

THE GLOBE hears that the talk Of a
Methodist fen ale university at Raleigh
is not AL talk. l. is understood that
there are men Of means behind it. and it
is more than probable that what was a
rdream in its inception may hecpnAe a re
aliZatiOn IN the not distant future
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-12

Salisbury correspondent Charlotte Oh
server Mr.. David Swing, for some time
section master on the railroad yard here.
has been transferred to the yard at Char
place here.