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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-09-04

For rates and general information call
on or address
c. f. ovERBAUGH,
Commercial Agent, Astoria, Or.
W. H. HURLBURT,
Gen. Pas. Agt-. Portland. Or.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-09-04

private coal circular issued at San
Francisco contains the following: Dur
ing the week there have been several ar
tons; one from Baltimore 1890 tons, from
England 2S9 tons and from Australia 455S
tons. There are in all due here in the
next thirty days fully $4,000 tons of for
eign coal; as nearly all of same has
passed out of first hands, and will be des
livered to consumers direct, the market
value will not be disturbed This Is an
Improbable market to bring unsold car
goes of COAL seeking buyers after arrival,
as the wholesale buyers that deal in for
eign grades are limited in number and
competitive bidding is not frequent. There
Is a marked improvement in coke, pig
iron and cement, but coal remains in the
Dumps in more senses than one. Theie
is considerable guessing as to how the
future market in coal viii shape itself;
the rates of freight in foreign grades
are usually regulated by our outward
grain freights. They play see-saw, /. e.,
the advance of one means only decline
of the other, as they work in an inverse
ratio. Wheat freights have declined fully
five shillings per ton during the month
of August, and an advance on coal
freights of at least so per cent of the
decline in wheat should naturally follow;
this has not declared itself as yet, but
must later on. The imports from British
Columbia this week have been very
light"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-09-04
astoria and pOrtlnd Steamers.

sVHHU VHW IVEtIHW DVUUMbEps
T. ]. Potter leaves Astoria Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
day at p. M, and Sunday upon her
arrival from Ilwaco In the evening.
Leaves Portland Monday Tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at Z
a. m, and Saturday at p. m.
R. R. Thompson leaves Astoria daily.
except Sunday at Gas a. m., Sunday at
Z p M; leaves Portland daily, except
Sunday, at p. m. On Saturday will
leave at 10 p. m.
Harvest Queen leaves Astoria Monday
at 6;45 a. m; leaves Portland Saturday
at Z a. IN.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-09-04
Pullman and Tourist Sleepers
Free Fe7ilnIng Chairs Gar,
Astoria to San Francisco

AoIOA Ia " OdLI FRANCISCO,
State, Wednesday. July 8.
Oregon, Monday. July 8.
State, Saturday, July 1S.
Oregon. Thursday, July IS.
State, Tuesday, July Is.
Oregon, Sunday. July %.
State, Friday, August 2.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-15
At the Hawaiian.

Unless the weather should be
very moist tonight the Hawaiian
Band, under the leadership of Pro-
fessor Berger, will give a concert at
the Hawaiian Hotel.
Unless the cholera frightened
the people, E. E. Boyer will bring
an excursion party from Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, today, and their first
night in Honolulu will be made
pleasant through the assistance
rendered by Professor Berger and
his band boys.
The following is the program ar
ranged for the occasion:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-15
COURT NEWS.

y. Peterson has filed his third
annual account as guardian OF the
estate OF Mary p. ApOe.
November 18th has been set a
the dav for hearing the petition for
allowance Of $50 per month 10 J. /.
Dowsett. guardian OF Annie 7. X.
Parker, a minor.
Saturday, the 18th, has been set
as the day upon which a special
Jury shall be drawn TO try the case
Of A. VI. Beattie ". James Morgan.
The Supreme Court, in a decision
handed down by Chief-Justice Judd
and Justice Frear, denies the pc
tftion To- reopen the case Of Eliza
beth NOOrhead ". David Dayton.
trustee. and Daniel MCCOrriston
and Hugh McCorriston. This Is
the case 10 decide the ownership OF
certain land adjoining the Criterion
Saloon. The grounds upon which
a new trial was asked was after
discovered evidence. The Court
holds that petitioners had knowl-
edge OF the evidence before the
trial.
The Admiralty case OF sundry
sailors against the owners OF the
Dan AdoIfO was before Judge
Whiting yesterday.
!. Brown, charged with assault
ing "Scotty" Brown with a deadly
weapon, was acquitted in Judge
Magoon's court yesterday.
a petition for the appointment OF
a receiver in the foreclosure pro-
ceedings of Bishop IL Co. against
the trustee of the late W. NJ. Glib
son Is pending.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-15
FOUNDERS DAY.
Kamchamcha Boys Preparing for
the Coming Event.

Kamehamcha Boys Preparing for
the Coming Event.
Kamehameha school boys are
making great preparations for
athletic sports ON Founders Day,
December 18th. They have never
gone into any competition of the
kind before and hence are new
hands mt it. but they are practic-
ing very hard, and in order to
make the program more interest
ing they have sent an invitation
to the H. y. y. G. asking them to
enter men in the contests of
Founders Day. 1t is more than
probable that the III. y. y. c..
boys will accept the invitation. as
they are always in for anything
that Will advance the interests of
athletics on the islands. Any ath-
leteS who wish To enter the lists
will be allowed to do so.
The literary part of the program
will be confined To Kamehameha.
No outside speakers will be in
yited 10 take part.
There are five students in the
normal department. Work is
progressing very satisfactorily.
4 small nursery will soon be
located on the grounds. One of
kamehameha's main aims is to
beautify the grounds, and this is
being done as quickly as possible.
Trees are considered absolutely
necessary to this work, hence the
nursery.
There are at present a hundred
students in the normal school.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-15
The Honolulu Choral.

There was a most enthusiastic
meeting of the Honolulu Choral
Society in the parlors of Central
Union Church last evening. De-
spite the very unpromising weather
the attendance was good. The So
ciety is in possession of some fine
music, part of which was rehearsed
last night under the leadership of
Miss Richards. Each member of
the society has become enthused
with a new zeal in that organiza-
tiOn's interest. They are of one
opinion with the president, who
said before adjournment: This
was the first classic society to be
formed in the Hawaiian Islands
there is no reason why it should
not stand and succeed"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-23
pnlittTheH.
6eaer 0ammanY.

SIN Netp Oorf bielt berierlige Spell beg
beutf9zameritanii9en Reformbereins, Der
BON eiaem 3uiammengeben nit Sammanp
ni9ts pifen min, cine 8~eriammlung ab,
in nel9er 8ei9life gefaBt tpurben, in benen
bas 8iinbniB bes genannten 8ereins nit
SammdnD ent19teoen Derodmmt pirO. Sin
@9reiben BON Scarf S9ur3 puroe ~DerleIen,
in pel9em er 1einen Mustritt aus benz Ser
cine an5eigt, Der, tDte er fagte, gegriinoet
noroen lei, INN bic in SammanD Sail bers
f0rperte municipale Corruption gu befGm=
pfen.
Die aus benz GefOrmberein ausgei6ies
bene gartei organiitrte fih fobann als Der
beutI9<amertfanii6e 8iirgerbuno.
Ser Gentral@8erban0 Der Sptritupletz
bGrtbler %inboHtrte in elmer am Samftag abz
gebaltenen 8erTammlung bus bemofratif3e
Staatstidet unb bds SammanD@S taotttdet.
Sieet beim untcrlieeen.
9on M. 9idinfon fat in Der bemotratiz
9enStubtconpention 5u9etroit Die Maborsz
Domination niGt er6alten, alein feline Niez
oerlage tpurbe in @irfli6feit ais Elm Sieg
betra9tet. Ser @rnannte 1T alderman
Sam. @olbipater, Elm Mrbeitercanbibat, pelz
der beim eriten Ballot 81 9timmen err
6ielt, tpdbrenb fir 9idinIon "a abgegeben
tpuroen.
Die @paltung, tpel9e in gang Mi9igan
3nif9en ben administrations unb Nntlz
administrations Oemofraten beitanb, but in
Detroit ben g6aratter zines %periOnli4en
Streites 8tpi19en Oidtn1on unb Dem geipez
lenen @orfibenben bes Staatsaus19uIfss,
Oarrie1 S. Gampal4, a%ngenontmer. SIN
leBten gortoent perfubten, tDte es 6eiBt,
bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @lemente,
Oidtn1on Die Domination aufau6dngen, UNI
i6m cine beinabe ii@ere NieOerlage gu bereiz
ten, benin Der Btngreez8ubm bot gapaltige
0tmenI tonen angenomrnem.
Sum pierteu mdle.
Mapor 8ingree BON Detroit, Mi9., tpurbe
BON Der republifaniI9en Stubtz@ onDention
ein1timmig fir einen pierten @mtstermtn
aufgeteat.
Gin Biireermeifer IN attflaeefauo.
Manor Mtnium 8. &unban non 9dnbiGe,
SQ.. apur5e Dpn Der @rdnD SurD oieies
@ountp's ipegen n8ergebens i'm Mnnfe" IN
MnflaqefanD periebt. @r 1T bei9ulotgt,
ben 9tabtmarI 9aa an Der BON StaDtrato
anaeorbneten 3ert0rung BON 6aaaroipiel=
utenfilien ge6inbert au buben. Der Wapor
lit aur 3eit in Buffalo, &c. g., urb ptro bel
Ietner &iidfebr perbaftet perben. Seine
8urgI9aft purbe auf $500 feftseieBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-23
BUT Dea0tnn9.

Ntr lcnfen Die 9gmfmerfinntfett
4sniercr Scfcr eam5 b~eiotoers aaf
ole mctt erSGiemene QrdmtenIife,
aus wet@er jeoer Seier, Der ieit
announcement etm SaDr tut @oratss
besablt, ffG etM Sud ODER Bib
1uGblcn fatn+
SefonOere &eadytttn9 perSiemen
ferwer ole att aatSerer Steac at,9e=
seigten 4r6miet, BET oenen elite
nerbaltutBunGBtg scrtnsc 3asfDla9S=
SabIttn8 Oerlam8t aoiro. Sicfclbett
fiuo feDr fOrgfGIttg 8ctpG0lt tnS
1tatr GinfGnTe lit 9roBemt @aBftabe
ertn09lidem 10 bt4t9e G3e5m9sbe=
SiM0un9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-23
Meit 8enb, Soma.

@or ungefG6r 3tpei Sobren babe i'd mir
bas &o9bu9 bon 6rau erica ungel9afTt.
Sd babe Ieitber fleiBigen @ebrau4 6apcn
9ema6t unb fam ni9t umbin, Sbnen NIT
5utbeilen, baB es uniibertreffli3, ia unter
alien mir befunnten &o9bii9ern, Die i9 mob
geprift babe, bas uuerbeite 1T. Die BARN
angegebenen &eaepte iinb ausge5et9net. 1T0
babe ib es i9on alien meinen 5reunotnner
auf's pdrmI tie empfoblen. Sd tperoe ME
pieber D6ne bies nidt genug gu 19dB.Hos
&o9bu9 fem.
Nmanba sc. GeuI9.
@lm6urf, Su., 10. Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-23

11nfere SGinoifer gro6ibitionsgenerotin
MtB @tIIarb eiferte auf benz n~eueiten
in Baltimore ~abgebaltenen Sa9resconbert
+. g. 9rtitlider Semperen3lerinnen aift nur
fir Yro6ibttiDn, Ionbern aud fir Stlber>
freiprdgung i'm @erbdltniB bon 16 gu l,
unb ie b~erlangt einen 8unb Der probtbt@
tionstpei6er nit ben Stlberf9autes. Der
riidt u1b gemeini4doli4 inah a~lerbtngs
ssise Rtbtungsu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-23

fon, g. g.; Mebi ter Mottpns, paiuoenu,
Ga1.; Gbpin s. @6ebon, 0el Norte, Sol.
5erner fat Der prdiiOent S. 8lenn
Mattoon bon Norb Safota gum Snbianerz
agenten Der Mgsntur III SORT 8ertbolb, sc.
O., unb ben peter 8. Bernot Bpm Snotana
gum @ommi6Gr fir Die @lafifi5irnng BON
2Gnbereien berg2Drbti@en Pactficba9n i'm
8oaeman 2anbbiitrift in Montana ernan1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-23
0enninotpn. Nebr

9as Ro9bu6 DON 55rau erica babe tb nun
ii6er 2 Sabre, unb es bat mir pGbrenb bteler
s3eit mandben treuen 0ienit g%eleiftet. @os
fpeit ib es erprobt babe, muB i4 Iagen, OaB
es alien bi1igen Nnforberungen, Die man
an Elm IoIbes 8u9 iteGen tann, polltommen
entipri9t. Sd mO4te oaielbe niAt emit
bebren.
g6riitine Merfel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-23

Srau @ricu's &o9bu9 fann id nur emz
pfe6len, finbe buFelbe fir bic ameritanti4 DE
&ii6e oortreffliG. S9n. Sathdrtne.
9ittsburgb, pa., IA, Nop. 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-23
Aus ner 4tnatabn11ptItnnt nom
4ut4tnt#+
Grncnnunoen.

@oIberneur Mltgel0 ernarttute Den Wy
Mabor s. s. MoebiG Sr. DON gfod So
lamb au etnem Mitgltebe bes 8ernaltun9sz
ret6es hes tpeitli9en Srrenbofpttals an
Stene BON S. g. @iGbas, melder aboantte.
sSerner als @taatsz@ s. ubenin1pectorer: l.
8e3irf - eSSarnes Seating, peorta; 2. 8eairt
- Gbarles Duncan, Streutor; 3. 8e5trt =
Gobert 9idett, @pring 8unep; 4. 8e5trf =
6enrp Malob, Decatur; 5, 9e5trf So5n
&eaD, SpringftelO; g.. 8e5trf = S9pmns
g. Cummings, @aroner; Z. 8e3irf -
scSames 8ennett, 9o1ibapsboro, Sodfon
Gpuntn. Ollie @rnannten 1inb Semotraten
mi Musnubme o @i6ett, tpel9er Elm pos
pu!tit ut.
Die Steuerrate.
Ser @oubernelr unb Der Mltbftpr 6dben
bic @teuerrate fir 1895 uuf 50 Gents
bon $500 fe1tgefebt, tpie iie BON Der itaat@
li9en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS beftimmt
apurbe. Oies pirb $4, 332,580 ergeben. @s
TT Die b0Gite nHlage felt 1877, ND tie So
Gerts betrlg.
Stats ifenern.
Mubitor Sore bat bic Stddts1teuern Fir
1894 aus 1Gmmtli9en Counties, NIT Nusz
nabme BON gpof Gount1, erbalten. Ser in
bic Staatsfafe ge5ublte 8etrag belGuft 1t9
uuf $2,366,91O, nobel nod $125,OOO BON
goof @ountp fGuig Iinb. Die @teuerumlage
fir 1894 mar $2,5OO,OOO unb Die State 81
Gents BON ie $1OO. Sir 1895 betrGgt biez
islbe $4,000 0O, unb bic State 81 Gents
Senator 6erb's Seeroienne.
0ie 8esrbigung 6es beritorbenen @tuntsz
~1enators g6arles 81. Serb fanb in Mlton,
ST., unter 3ablrei9er 8etbeiligung ftatt.
Me6rere tauTenb perionen Aatten ii6 d1f
benz 5rieb6ofe eingefunoen, bara1nter Ibz
ornm1nqen bonn Senat uro benz Mbgprbnez
ten6alfe Der StaatsgeTebgebung. Die 8eiz
1ebung erfolgte nab benz Hitual bes Sreiz
npGllrerorbens, befen Mitglieb Der 8ertor=
fene gepefen mar.
Sir Elm nenes 1ototenafvI.
Der gountDA9 uperbiTorenrat6 bon peoz
ria, ST., Der cine YlenurfiBung ob6ielt, perz
fpiligte $4,000, Inn Dem gountD bas nelte
@taatsz SSrrenaibl fir un6eil6are @eiites=
frante gu fi6ern. Man ernartet, bdB aud
Der Stabtratb cine angeme1ene Sltmme
bemiQigen tpirb. @s lit iibriqeng BON an
berer Sette cine 8epegung i'm 9anqe, Dur9
Elm ginbaltsoerfabren Die 8ertpiGigung her
@ountDTS uperptioren 81 bintertreiben.
Katboliiber Derbano.
Sie Is. Sa6re8conpention Der Meftern
gat6plic Union BON SQinois, MifTouri unb
Soma gelangte gum M6T9luB. Die
8eamtenmabl 9utte folgenbes @rgebniB;
prGfibent, SbOmas Mtanning, QuincD;
8icezPrdftbent, Mnton G9erger, Solicit;
SecretGr, 9enrb SrDing, 9uincp; Siaan3z
Secretdr, Sobn S6aff, Quinc5; @9aBmei=
Iter, 6enrp @mming, Nuincp. Oirectoren:
Sat6er .3ebpnfen, Sttaipa; Senrp S9eer,
Ottapa; Nnton 8tnter, QuincD.
Die nG4ite Convention finoet inn October
ndditen Sahres in Auincp, ST., ltutt.
lleber poitrGuber.
8eglaubigte @bfdriften Der &nttaae geqen
Soc &taoran, @soree 4Qen unD 6arrn
GOrtissuns uuf br 2. Sette.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-23

sd babe bas beutI9=ameritanii9e Sod
BUD iebr fteiBig gebrau9t, uno es bat it9
gut befpd6rt. gea6 meiner Nnfi4t TT es oas
bette in Der Welt, es lit Elm gutter 6dusbdlter.
@inliegenb finbsn sic ben 8etrug fir Elm
apeiteS beut I9aamerifanii9es &o4bu6 bon
Srqu @rtca, tpel9es sic mir alsbalO 3us
19iden molten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-23

Nu8 ih bin i'm 8s1ib Sores pert6en &o6S
6udes unb freue mid befen lebr, benin es
fat mir i3On 10 man9e quite Oienite getban,
Daber fann i6 es teber 6ausfruu betens
empfeblen. Sd tpiini9te, buB i@ bas &o9z
6uA eintge Sabre friiber gebabt hGtte, benin
ib fam als cine NG6erin in Den 5ausftanb,
alio ie6r unerfa6ren; aber Die CUTE Sreunbin
feblte bier, UNI mid 5ure9t gu peifen.
Sfabt unb 2eute iparen mir fremb. 5dtte
i1 bamals Srau @rica's 8u9 our Stiibe
qebabt, 10 bate i'd mun9en Seuf3er, man9e
Gorge abpenben f0nnen. Oenn ba lit ia
ules 10 beutlib BON Nnfang big gum Gnbe
Be 9rieben, Dap aud bic unerfabrenite iunge
5rau nit 9ilfe biefes 8u3es i'm Stanbe
lit, etnen Iparfamen oroentlifen 9ausitanb
gu fi6ren. Man fam ben einfu9ften Slid
tpie aub bas feinite 9o66eitsmabl barna9
aubereiter, unb au9 beim ginma9en lit bos
lie6e Bud mir cine groBe 9ilfe, Sine iebe
beutT9e 9ausfrau Ioate Darna9 Itreben, in
ben 8eIib zines Iol6en pertbbolen 8u9es
81 n%eGnngen.
Sruu Mprgentbaler.
Sopltu, Mo., %. Sftober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-23
Sarm>Q(n3el9en,

g sit feline 8ehmms, mh6e ene 10 whe @rbrttHn9 inter ben 6ou"sn1 ipesHa
Antr beneu bs gGefeusb bat web s &SodenblaH Der nSumOS Staas3eduH9". Sas 1T
cine oueranme Sbahode.
S Soloe beHeu Gouet f6 6Mc auMe u1eHr Setting gang bAOnOers 5n 8etannts
madunoen pu Surm.G ufauie1 Doh AuGgalGen, &ermHGbM ODER efpo9Rn on Jar
men ME br6oupt fr gn;aaen, wel0e uoA u8nb wadsr Jt9tms Don Snhehe fur
Narmer Tb or nr Vete me1e III NeheH SruDafen wo9ne1.
um ben nleu quiuoen behe1enb sic Qrie OH @nSd9en i'm @o9eublat gu 9enIsen,
oemu mir b.iebuuaohncbnb: Sur gep0buude augiseu i'll tsini S9rit fam f6 Sser
ben 9is idn bee6neu, uOen le@S SoH 4 GENTS lOP" SNtol VI V0o@ gu semsU
fu bB tHr feline Qnviqe uemqer ass 1OO beednt wb.
@rO6e 9mseteem display ad) tofeH 20 eentS per "a9ate S3ede
MutrQoe NIB Qufroqen fmbn prompe GrebtsuHs.
9uiuois $taatqeitnne Co.,
Gbtrnpp, gil.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-23
rs Gents
portofret BON uns be5ieben.
Jlfinois Stats 8eitung Co.,
Chicago, gu.

g}ah1tehen6 perDffentiden mir einige BON BEN 5obfreifen gn=
erfennunqslhreben, in benen Oeutid=amerfaniide Sausfrauen ibrer
NnTdt uber ben g8ert6 bieles gudeS GusOrud eebeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-23

Srau Grica's &o9bu6 gefdGt mir 10 Is3r,
.baB i'd lieber in geflidten S9uben gsD,n
m09te, als baielbe entbebren. Nuen Iiebta
Nausfrauen fann i'd es empfeblen; benin es
.paBt fir iebe, fte mag Dtele ober penige an<
fprii9e MAIDEN.
Srau ST. 8. 8raIe.
Grete. en-. 13. Sftober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-23
SAT- Greet, Wis., 20. Ott. 1894.

SAL Greet, Wis., 20. Oft. 1894.
0as 8o9buh BON Srau erica babe -
iebt etipas iiber atpei Sabre i'm Gebraud. GO
lit bas bette &o9bu9 fir 9sutf 9amerttaler,
bas ib bis6er tennen lernte. 0aber tann
i9 es nit gutem @etpi1en empfeblen,
SSrau .. %. 8pmbof.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-23
1900 an ser 3a6C,

fno BON elmer Oeutl6en Sausfrau atf @ramO praftti6er Grs
.fabrMn9 9epruft Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-23

Grau Stanger,
The news & observer., 1895-09-15
Saturdays Session of,he Court.

There was a short session Of court to-
day. The grand jury made their report
and were discharged. They reported
that one justice of the pease had failed
to make proper returns to the court, and
that the supervisors of nearly every
township in the county had failed to
comply with the requirements of the
law as to making their returns.
As a result Of the court nine conyicts
were sent to the work house as follows
Annie Blackwell for obtaining goods on
false pretcnses 80 days; Sam Allen lar
ceny II months; Nellie Baptisto and
Carrie Paylor for keeping bawdy houses
4 months each; Tom Yates for assault
ing his wife with a shoe hammer II
months.
Everett Williams, larceny, s months
Fannie Wilson, larceny, months; Henry
Williams, larceny, - months; Haywood
Leach, larceny, so days.
There were quite number Of sub
missions in which cases a majority of the
defendants were allowed to pay the costs
under suspension of Judgment. In
civil matters quite a number of orders
were made-3ome judgments given on
consent and one judgment by default.
The news & observer., 1895-09-15
persOnals.

Mr.. r. B. Boyd, prominent dealer in
tobacco at Warrentop, was here to day.
| Mr.. W. L. Merrell, of the Roxboro
bar, was in town TO day.
Mr.. f. b Arendell, Of the News AND
OBSERVER, spent the morning in Dur
ham on business connected with the
forthcoming cotton r i'll edition.
| Mr.. V. S. Bryant left this evening for
Pineville, Mecklenburg county, to visit
his mother. He expects to be out of
town about a week.
| Maj. John W. Graham, of Hillsboro,
passed through here this evening from
Henderson
| DR., A. G Carr vent up to Occonee-
chee this evening to spend Sunday.
| Mr.. @. Seeman, of the Educator Co. i,
| is spending Sunday in Greensboro.
| Miss Lilly Parrish returned this even
| ing from visit to Chatham county.
Miss Mamie Gray, of Winston, arrived
here this evening on visit to Mi ses
Mabel and Pearl Duke.
Misses Z Kigsbee and Lilly Morris
returned this evening from Raleigh.
Mr.. Arthur Cobb came over from
Chapel Hill this evening to spend Sunday
with his parents.
Mrs. J. I. Books, Of Ro1b)ro, and
Miss Beuah Brooks, of Nashville, who
/ have .en visiting in Person county,
| spent last night at Mr.. J. ". Br0oks's,
and went TO Nashville to day.
Miss Flora Patterson, VINO has been
visiting Mrs J. 7 Kerr, returned to day
! to Clinton
Mr. r II Wright left TO day for New
York city.
MIS-. Dr Arch Cheatbam and children
are visiting relatives in Henderson.
Rev. Or. Theophilus Moore, Of Quincy.
Fla arrived here tonight and is the
guest ol Judge Robert Winston on Main
/ street.
Miss Andrew Broadfoot. Of Fayettc-
Vile who has been visiting her brother
Mr. Howell Cobb Of the Carolina went
home to-day.
Mr.. Edgar L. Miller. Of the Interstate
Telephone and Telegraph Company,
went to GoIdsboro to-day He has put
the exchange here in apple pie order.
Judge Jas. E. Shepherd spent the
evening here
Misses jamie Faucette, OF oxford;
Neppie Toms, of Hertford, ard Maud
Morgan, of iurEam, lett here to day for
Peace Institute.
Mrs L. B Turnbull and Miss Bessie
| TuInbull returned to day from the west
ern part of the State Tbey have beer
out OF town the entire summer.
The news & observer., 1895-09-15
ELECTRIC RitterA.

Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, b1t perhaps more gen
orally needed in the spring, when the
languid exhausted feeling prevails,
when the liver is torpid and sluggish and
the need of tonic and Alternative is felt.
A prompt use of this medicine has often
averted long and perhaps fatal bilious
fevers. No medicine will act more surely
in coun; 4racting and freeing the system
from the malarlal poison. Headache,
Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness yield
to Electric Bitters. Only fifty cents pei
bottle at John Y. MacRae's drug store.
The news & observer., 1895-09-15
Football for the Fall.

Interest in football here promises to be
lively this fall. The Trinity team, cap
tanned by Mr. J. S. Maytubby, has already
begun practice. The town boys have
also organized team, with Charley Bray
as captain, and they propose to play
Trinity's team as soon as they can get il
a reasonable amount Of practice.
The news & observer., 1895-09-15

a special to the Durham Sun from
Chapel Hill says: ''Dr. Headen had
quite painful accident yesterday
He was out driving with Mr.. Stroud
when his horse, very spirited animal,
became unmanageable and the buggy
was upset, throwing out DR.. Headen and
Mr.. Stroud The doctor was caught on
the wire Of fence and his face badly
lacerated. 1t is thought, however, that
he has sustained no serious injuries.
The news & observer., 1895-09-15
Solicitor Ryuum is uust,er

Solicitor W. P Bynum is making a
reputation as an able and vigorous pros
ecutiDg officer He has met with i'm
mense success here this week, as he has
succeeded in convicting A Of the Al
cases that came up for trial There were
62 cases on the docket but Is Of them
were not tried.
The news & observer., 1895-09-15
Compliment TO Judge Starbuck.

Judge Starbuck throughout the week
has presided over our court with perfect
dignity and fairness and has made most
favorable impression on our people. He
is a good lawyer, a fair minded and
courteous gentlem an and fills the high
position which he holds in a manner high
ly credItable to himself and satisfactory
to the people He and Solicitor Bynum
left this evening for their respective
homes in Winston and Greensboro.
The news & observer., 1895-09-15
Services for the Catholics

Father Pendergast, of Raleigh, spent
last night here and held services in the
rooms over the furniture store of Royal &
Borden.
The news & observer., 1895-09-15
Silver Men Enemies TO the Cou3tEy

Congressman Tom Settle is in town
looking around. He says the good Lord
is destroying the enemies Of the country.
This was in reference to the silver move
mentS in the State.