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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-05

Son -ettem Sdssreenti6~ - TIM
B<seuloe II cen eielsehVcutten
-Satein-neis bic -Ssutf6e Ser
fstrsssifuns- mad Sea Nliffbcifuusss
zines Goifoil ifrrtea. Ser iDeeeri 2nr;s
liGtigteit bic S~orltfaryiere bat naf.
aeheu uiIlsu. fctsenoe hubble See
ttsGse ~ ersablen. Gr mar eia bieees
rer. sertsr. alter 3nniferbarf, mein
SehTer. esT SbcrinrI,er y. In =, ben
aibts chi Der Sselt naehv 6raera
fcEE;s. eiS Die .eleuec Seoerfntierei.-
9sca E.EalcIte, e1S i'm iesar bic
SiIesse5. aidt 70 nerha6t mdreR iuie
bic aIbeit, Gin bo9eIilonges S6rifts
lild ~ perfGIien- SeilenoS nib
puree Der Cute 3Roun, seeun er iraeno
cine Secs:,a.;as uou Ger 3ieeiiionss
lnlf1ti; SIR H~cdracligea 6egriinhuHg
;urliderLieti. aao ieine Sdreiber uie
SuESe t isE.a IaGa ole 0efdmadSs
reihenie.ss rs olten 8. beibebalten
Mill, (sine A.iase uaS Sdreiber hatten
feiueu gEiea 1cg. EeIu Elm oerertieeS
urheii teTeiagsbEcdea rar. Gin hefs
tigeS Ioal1TIpetter in Ger Sdreibs
ftube uTa eaS 0ebeGl Ger sepriselten
Suuoe Karen Die borbareu 3eidlen
zines iold,eH Serfommuiles. 9iun
fauo in ieoem 3abre I'm 9enier SeS
alien 9imrnSs eirie Sofja9o itoit, 81
pelber tie &iiosatter uuo GiusdunuRs
gen neu in St@as Seieet puroeu; bic
bierbei eutl!efeneeH 9oiteu purheu
Don Der Sberfcriferei -liquioirt' urS
.geboriauii8" eiEssgei6t Su eiuem
Der lesten Sabre par II babel, nod
AnIi6t Ses bic liquidation priifeueeu
Geamten, cine ausabl Rdael uid)t 9es
l.iaeuo ais uerbraudIt nafaeipielen,
fuesbalb bic Liquidation Ger Sbers
foriierei nit einem be;hslideR -Mo.
nitum" gum udbereu Gadweis ilber
ben gerbleib Der Gdssl ;uriideeiauSt
wurSe. las Sdidfal nollte nun. ea6
Der alte s., roeldem geraoe Elm &il-
berer entlpilht :9er, in 9erei;teIter
StimmunS mad Naule fam. uuo man
fauu iih oenfen, oaB bic ;uriideetculs
meme liquidation feline saure abiolut
nift oerbeIierte. SludJeuo mie Elm
9ragonerpad)tmeiiter uno in9rimnis
in ieiusn lauSen 8ibe;ablbart bruins
meuS, ieete er ii6J bin uub fdyrieb
fol9euSe Gridutessi9: %, ben %.
Hopember Is. Sic limb ~perifagclf!
s., 9onigliher Sberforiter. = dit
bieIem lafonilden SeI6eio lberlieb
er es benz Sslbfteefibt beS fraeIideu
Reoiiors, oaS Gerua9ettieiu auf fid
ielbfi ODER auf bic 0deel gu be;iebeu.
8. foil icgof beim Se;ablen Der sien:s
lid i6arfen SrSuuugsluaie fur bieIe
Grleoiguna ees Mouituras sufrieoeu
Dor fidI biugetuurrt babeu, bate or
bod ben uerbabteu .2intentlerern
frditia Gins ausaemildt.r
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-05
Aufi6nsioere!

Uian fprah bon aIerlei htuts Nbeno
am aneiptifh. Dor WittsruHesfunoe
fam bic Rebs auf Jeinfhmedsr.i. Do
bteaHn Der Sberforiter aufrihiig:
.Wtin. 6errsn, b0ren sic nur, ME i4
einft cine faftiihs 9eoanfenosrbinoune
spifteu 5einf9msdsrei uHo Wstters
tunoe bergsffeIt babe. Gs mar an s;s
mem rebt rearsrifhen 9ags, ala ib BEL
sinsm eutsn 8stannteR oinirte. nnttr
anoertm purns audi cine Spite iers
Dirt, n.l6e e6eui6 piek 9sr6ttsr rpis
8sre6rsr sdhlt: 6roihfdsnfsI. Sd
BAIT. ME in msirsm 2e6en ouDoH gss
toftst. fonnte obtr aus 50flitfsit bic
soulful niht rsfufirsn. Sd ,os oIio
oapon. Cine Weie mar peIaanoen,
ribrsnn orauben osr 6imureI bslsr gu
lpsroeH fhsH. bd - pIosliA fihIte ID.
ME mir ftIeht pirs. Rsin eritsr &C.
oonts: be 5roi6i6snftl! auf Heine
Bite fuart MID ulein zif9aa65ar
biuous uuo braubsn - milne 6trreu.
In hemfsI5en augeablids Hl,rtts id
orau5ea, bag morssn gut BETTER
Diro. an Der 9ufDd1tskDsguEs oes
6roi3ks!-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-05

Giri9e Wohen nab Der 9srlo6uH9
tsbrts Der Sobn oss 9duiss. gotsro.
BON fsinsr Rsiis tsim. Gr ipar 3psis
unojpanSig Sabre ali, BON idpar5en
Sadr unb ibIonier 6igur. Oas
ooaIe 9tiiht. Die erobs aeboasue Rdie.
Die ibdrfsn beroorftsbenoeH ausens
brdusn IisBsn duf ardbifhe Nbtunfi
fhIisben. llRe man btbdupists aub.
Die 1amilis Santa 5iori FANNIE BON
sintm maIottauiittu 5uritsn ab. Der
i'll TtihsrsH Soften i6.r sin.n EbsiI BON
Stsilisn asbrrfht bate.
9otero bseseHste f,irem neucR
Sbpas.r nit szob,r 6rsuRollaisii.
4ueiu e entitano hi nsitem tetu
frtunoitdftIitss 8~.rbdItniB 3fpifbsH
ssa kieen RGnrsrn. 9ombdroo mar
.nsraii6 uno fIeibis. ftuoirts, ihrieb
nno arbsitste ben san3,n Tag. Soterc
oaaseen perbrahte Die 3eit eomit. 3ds
saro i'm aoslselnh III fpi.tsn oetr aui
benz Sopha eahetm 81 lisgsu, ibsr bus
RSF etuaus3uftdueu uHe trb 81
tdnansiI.n. 9tnn Elm Dornsbmsr Sis
! 3ildnsr orbsiset niemals.
8ot,ros tinsises SntsreHs bei5ronts
F5 ouf oas 2beater. unh etsi1 mad
feintr aHtunft in M1sfiind bssdua er
fur bic Groffnuns bes Sheattrs 81
spirten.
aIs ods Dampii6ifi bic Erurp,
6ronl,. par Der eause Saftu poa Don
3ainduern, nSts Die tHgdaIrtsu
| aHRttr iebta ruo1tsn.
sppisro Tam gang sn:;udt nah 5duie.
! Or BATE quite Gs:sssuhtit eebobt. 81.
9rimaeonna gu bsirahisn. ols fs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-05
Gbiueiijdbe @eucralc.

lie Souoouer Zines" idreibt /:
Gie dinefifd|en Generate biloeu elm
Stiid alteribuni. lem 23eien naJ
iinb iie eiGentlih ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
@ie bic biirserliden Manoariueu taus
fen lie ibre Soften oils &apitalanlaee.
Der General be;iebt cine beiiimmte
PauI6iunme BON Der Re9ierung, uuo
bamit bat er ollie ausgaben fir bas
8ataillon ober Eager III beitreiteu.
Seine G%riparniiie bdn9eu nur bon ieis
mem @ewiffen ab, oh or bic FrdIen;s
liiten fdliht ooer feline Manuidaften
|, betriigt. Nad Der Sblaft bel Sing.
Nane botten oiete Soloateu brei, picr
ODER fiiuf Nlonate feineu Cob befom'
men, Ginige @euerdle rehueten odrauf,
bab i'm ariese piele fallen piireen, iie
alIo bann nift 10 niel ~ ;ablen bdt'
ten. 9er bsriidtielte Climber in bieier
Se;iebuus III @eneraf gSei, ole 9e'
riibmtbeit bon PiugsYaug. 0ei bate
nur bic Sdlfte Der 2rlppen, fir Die
er Cob befnm. limo Die 3rupper, bic
Do ipareu, beitoueeu %;urneilt aus unaus.
eebilbeteu 9ulis, bic iii bic SteIlen
o Teierteuren geidJobeu uurben.
Gieie Sulis nollten nntiirlid nift
hire Saut AZ Wortte traeer. Aber
Nei bate 9epiiien einflusreifeu Fer'
jouen uiel fir fem Sommauoc ae,ablt.
Oeiertiou niro i'm aiIsemeineu ron
einem dlineiiifeu General niht offs
lln3lid betrafiet. Sreilih baben CO
ni6t alle 6ineiiifsn Sffi;iere nur
auf's @elomaheu abseieben. GiniSs
iinb freieebis nit ibrem SouSs, 9erabs
10 ME einige TAPER uiib lonal iinS nnS
ebenlo brnpe uno loDale Soloaten
baben. Die l%nftisteit zines 9untiu.
gents bdu9t leoiSlid bon Der Perlou
ieiues Generals a6, uno ME es in
feuSGfeH 3eiten mar. fiiblen Die 1rup.
pen mebr sinbdnelidfeit on ibren Siib.
rer, etr lie aeworben bat, OILS on Die
Eegierun9 cSer Oh ibr YaterlauS.
gSie Der Sibrer it. 70 1T ole Manu.
ffaft. General 3iospdosfiyei Gum
Selipiel, BEN Die Gbre bes Gampfe5
bel 9ing.OauD bis ;u ieiuesn Iobe
,uiiel, poi uift MIR tapier, aSera
aud liebeusmiirSia uuS wuete lid Die
| I3uueigung Siller, Die nit ihm uerfebrs
ten, gu erluerbeu. Ter General ipar
! ielbli Elm @tob.mn;ebaner, unS 10 Be.
itauSeu feline 5ruppsH oud) Idmmtlid)
rus MobammeSaueru. 2ei6 an geib
faEbca lie in ser Sf(laGt segen cine
iiber1glliiGeEoe lebermadjt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-05

Die Sepoffernng Der Grae-
0iau ;dblf iest I,5oo. 600, 600 Sc
rohner auf Der eree, uzo ;Hpar ia
europa ssl, zoo, 900. in aiisH s54,'
00o. 600. IN afrifa TT. 200. 900, in
a~ufnalieu 4, 49, 900 uuS in amerifl
i53. 670, 900. GhriifeH rsreeu ss;dbft
500, 600, 900, rnS ;irar epcriaeiil4t
200, 900, coo. rrHiids safhcliitse 1885,,
coo. 900 uns srie6it. tsthoiiite io5.s
900. 900. lie 3ahl ssr Hf6f6riffea
befrasf LOCO, 600, 900. md ;nar bic
Der ,3nsga 5000, 900, Ter Mnhan1uie.
SGner $50, coo. 900 md ssT Seieez
sl2. 600. COO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-05

Der 100. aarSiuaf, fDeffer
felt BEN in 1878 erfofateH RegieruHgs.
aatriffe ees Fdviies SEQ oes Treisebns
ten sas ,3siflife iegnete, iff eer fiiI;s
lid periicrbene cardinal Tesprel
Sribiihoi ron 1euloule, Grnufrei6.
Tie 3nbl ber Ie6eubea Qareipdle be-
fduft iid s~taeaipdrtia auf 62.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-05

Catcher. s~usesnsises. Hrea 6tfsue 6osrfA Eirs
3tfcTftatrsn eas aaf6zsfstH rnn alfthsru ~ tsSrer
ga pax npEkTtns kE feefeslG z8c1tr Tran 6stsfamp
IN Rskrxa esxsts fyafks htllfEf4 EBb bistff Hnz altn
xNtfru Detbis6<E &insDo1infrn 6tIeasrhtt sas 1as
I4neit<u m trifrzsn. 1ak be nfut Dlfftcef bts Hns
t~1n<skens frt4t An sifsynts. nub ptactt4 IT, lgerosn
INA t~<ifzfiefa BE % bsrtiff tr1kfsf kastn- cpItHf
rer hi a.ea etfeHaeesr q.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-05

Ole Roteufdrift Der Sbi.
neeu. On Der -9eueu Mtuiit;eis
tung" ipiro feitaeifelit, oas Die dltelte
idnlmtIifer 1ntioneu naf esm Gut
odlten Ses berlbmten Muiifiori6ers i.
3. Setis UTs4 bis 1910 Gle Ton,
fdrift Der olteu 9uoer lei. aitt eiel
iiiuaereri 9atums rereeH bic Re;eif.
1urteen Der GbfHeieu fur ibre JoHreibe
fein ; aud Die 3orneu ibrer @ruHbifafa
iine ipertb, eenanRt IL fpereen: f.
kung b.oeutet 2aiier, g-tschung be-
Seutet Miuifier. a-kio beeeuiet eas
unfeTfhduig aeborfenee SoiF, h
pien-tsehe (oSer ho) beecutet 5nhrer,
G - tsche bsoeutet bic S~taatsdnaes
l~eesabeiteu, d - you beeeutet las
Gsiamui6ift oller TiHae unS e
pien-kung (ooer tschupg) beoeutet ben
8ermittler. lie Gbinsien heiieen audi
Elm 5ei6en, una ou;ueeufeu, has Elm
2cz cine Sftan. h0her Iieaen icll,
aHtere, II cine Seroopreluug, Ser
breiiadHHg, 2truierIsdung eirer Gete,
and I'M Gin 5remofo an~;n;eigen.
Aufsr esH eeRnnuseH eriniren nod
5etheu, Eeifs iid auf ben GttTauh
Don 3roumelH uHS alspperhol;s ra
be;iebeu. Ter abfiaHe poa 5on;eifen
pom eiuanssr. bic bon chen mad urten
eeitrirben Rsroen, sibt 1enSaaer uro
Rhgihuns M ais beiouseTe Gieens
ftImlidfeit iei no1 bSTaertt, eas bic
Gbfueieu be hoben 1oue fiefe neEFeH
uub uuegfehrf.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-07-30

other in the most glowing terms. The
Shylocks and monopolists are delight
ed, If this thing can be continued
their fight is won. Separate local
issues will be found or manufactured
for each State. Local campaign sIo,
gans will obscure the main que ssion.
AND Governor Jarvis has given notice
that he will add his voice to the con
fusion. W. J. PEELE.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-07-30

Henry Watterson, who has been a
free coinage Democrat and editor of
the Louisville Courier Journal, since
long before the oldest mule now living
was born, has sold out to the goldbugs.
Just before the Kentucky State Con
vention, Watterson declared that If
the convention adopted a silver plank
10000 Democrats would vote the Re
publican ticket. He evidently thinks
the Republican party is safely gOldbug.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-07-30
The Major Can't Give the Countersign--
Democratic Defeat Next Year Almost
Certain--Betsy Still in a Good
Humor.
Hunor.

Certain--BEtSy Still IN q Gooo
Humor.
B.-"HeIlol Mr.. Editor"
R.-"HelleI Major. Can you give
the c~ountersign?"
B.-'The countersine ov whut7"
R.-''The goldbug countersjgn"
B.-'Ov course I can't. I've got
the silver counte rsine. You don't kerch
me an your cousin ice Daniels nappin'.
We are runnin' our politerkal hand car
on the silver main line now. We will
do that until we git in site ov the ofises
next spring an then we will shy at the
first COW we see grezin' near the road
an jump over on the gold switch. Ga!
no, you can't leave us. We. are ole
hands at this business. Mr.. Daniels
resigned his seat in Washington ter
cum home an save the State. While
he does that I'm kiln dryin' the Cfises.
We've got Presidenshul bumblebees
bumblin' In our bonnets, we have.
Capt. Coke IL with us. I wuz up ter
the capitol the last time l wuz in town
an l t0fe the captain that I'd bet him a
drink ov the best mooDshine stuff ever
Struggled into the capitol against Chero
kee Campbell's chin whiskers that we
Observation-Disclosures next year. ThecaptalD
sed it looked that way ter him until
resentlie, but now the atmosphere il
purity blamed smoky. l asked him
why. He lowed that he expected ter
find n more without a dot over it
I'm the laws passed by the last legisla-
ture, but after hunrin' three months he
had failed ter find it. This, sea the
captain, means defeat. l tole him they
Wuz n more chance. He wanted ter
know Whut it Wuz I sed maybee we
could find the name ov another newly
appinted magistrate spelled wrong.
He lowed they Wuz no hope in that
direckshun. He had one name in soak,
but it fickered. This name wuz writ:
ST. ID. Sharpe" The captin' loved
that he wuz certain fur at least two
months that he could GVerturn the CO
operashun parties with that without
sCFaLhIn &ussell, but he found out
that tLeg name Sharpe" is nearly al
W~aysepelled with the final E IN North
Carolina, though the wurd sharp p
pears in the Dickshunary. The captin
lowed it wuzent emmy use ter be build.
in air castles erbout carryin' the State
any longer. This name turned out to
be rite an that beats us. Az the cap
tin tole me this l could see the tears
bile up in Liz eyes an hear his heart a
beatin' like a churn dasher. 1t purity
nigh unnerved me. We eat an looked
at each other fur erbout twenty min
uets. Wurds cannot express our feel
ms. I sed well, captin, we will die
tergether an be buried in the same
grave. I believe Betsy has knowed
this mans name wuz rite aWl the time
an that is why she has bin lookin' so
blamed ~peaceable. Betsy's face il az
guide a thermometer ter tell whut the
perlitikel weather liz ez I want. GUIDE
bye"
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-07-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Elite Corresponding Club-P. o. Box
125. New York city.
Salem Female Academy. 81.
CleWell, President, Salem, N @.
Ridgeway High School-John Ora
ham, Principal, Ridgeway, N. @.
North Carolina College-Rev. J. D.
Shirley, President, Mt. Pleasant, N. G.
A. and NJ. College for the Colored
Race-T. B. Keogh, Greensboro, N. @.
Store, Platform and Wagon Scales
Jones of Binghamton," Binghamton,
N. Y. =
University College of Medicine-D-
J. Allison Hodges, Cor. Sec'v- Ricn
mond, Va. ~
Always mention THE P~RoGREss1vE
FARMER when writing to advertisers
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-07-30
STATE OF ONO, Cry OF TOLEDO, l..

FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner Of the firm of F j CHENEY Co.,
doing business in the City Of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and that said firm will nav
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS foreach
and every case OF CATARRH that cannot be cured
by the use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE.
al j.
Sworn to before me and subscribed ia NV
presence this 9Th day OF December, A. D.. 1885.
@SSHI> A.. ". GLEASON,
'' Notary Public.
HaLl,S Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts
Gl[ecGly on the blood and mucous s1rfgceS AZ
GWe SyStsm: send for testimonials, free.
F.J J. CHENEY q co.. Toledo. a.
~ Sold BY Druggists, 76c.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-07-30
North Carolina College Of AgPicll-
tuTG and Mechanic Arts.

The next session of this College will
begin September 5Eh. Examinations
at county seats first Saturday in Au-
gust. Young men desiring a technical
education at an unusually low cost will
do we'll to apply for catalogues to
ALEX 9 HOLIDAY, Pres't,
1896 Raleigh. N. G.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-07-30

Mr.. W. E Startling, of Goldsboro
N. O., has invented and is selling a
household soap that is warranted to
remove grease spots, paints, oils or
anything of that nature from any kind
of clothing. He will send it by mail.
postpaid, on receipt of 25 cents.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-07-30
University Of North Carolina

Comprises the University, the College, the Law
and Medical Schools, and the Summer School
for Teachers. Tuition $50; 81 teachers; II stu
dents Address President winston, Chapel
University Education" Q6T9
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-07-30
TurniD Seeds!

1 will send the best varieties fresh o 5y,9
seeds by mail, postpaid, at the following NJ
Five cents per ounce; fifty cents per PouI%1 81
mai order business was very satlslaCI~tbs
season. Al seeds guaranteed fresh q o - qHb
qua 1ty. Stamp, for small bLII5 1e13IIrr
order !. Hall Dbl ID.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist ard o9eo .I8
Raleigh, n. G.. ~
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-07-30
Salem Female Academy.

The 94th Annual Session begins September
5th. 1895. Register for last year shows more
than 500 PEI sons under instruction during the
\ ear. Special features: The development of
heaI tn, character and INTEL CT Buildings thor
Oughly renodelled. Fully quipped pref aratory,
collegiate and post graduate departments, be-
sides frst-class schOO s in music, art languages,
commercial and indus trial studi s.
J. II. 1 JEWELL, Principal, Salem, n. Q.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-07-30
Free Silver Bound to Win.

Twenty dollars buys a Cutawav Harrow.
twenty-five dollars buys a Stick B 'dy Blgg'
ThirCy-six dollars and ninety cents bu!' ,
ming or Piano Box Buggy.
buggy Harness from S. up. Write for cs%
lOgUa. Prices are or goo 5 t, O b. at
G, Q. row \SEEO COIESr
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-07-30

Any parties having a bank or quarry
of soap stone, and wishing to sell same,
can be put in communication with a
possible purchaser by applying at or
writing to this Office.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-07-30
Institute.

Sunshine. Rutherford county, n. 9.
Four Departments: Primary, Academic.
Music and Commercial Prepares students
thorOughly for College. Busine S and Teaching.
Next s. ssion of 10 months opens A. gust l 1886.
and closes Nav q, 1895. Good board. Coed
health. standardization Write for catalogue
to d NJ STALLTNGS, PriE
JOHN RODRKCK, Mgr. Com Dept,
tfUO Sunshine G, n. O.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-07-30
TROOPS TO CD EAST.

It is Reported That the Russian Govern
ment is Preparing for Operators,
LONDON. July % "A dispatch from
At Petersburg, via E dEkuhnen on the
PrUssian frontier. says that prepare
tions have been completed TO place 40.
600 Russian troops IN two army corps
on the frontier of Manchuria and C1rea.
besidss sending 12I 600. by transport.
to VlAdivOstock. West Siberia and
Turks an divisions will be ready with
in a month TO operate on the frOntIeFO Of
Manchuria.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-07-30
NORTH CAROLINA INVENTORS

Have given to the world many nOta-
bic inventions. There IL lot a com
munitv in the State that d0es not pos
sess one or more local genjuers, who
have ideas that are p~atenIlblP, and
which if properly Developed will bring
fame and fortune TO their owners Il
is often the case that some SIMPLE little
appliance devised by the housewife, tho
storekeeper. the farmer and others to
expedite work or LESSEN labor. puts
into play an entirely new principle in
Invention viii h may have far greater
value than is known to the originator
North Carolinians who have evolved
such ideas owe it to themselves ard the
industrial enlargement OF their S ate
to ascertain if The etm8 IL p~ateuTahie
All SUCH are rCqnesteG to S nd a brief
description, skegch- or photo TO the
Patent Law Department. of the Assoc
ciatf d Trade and Industrial Press, 60
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DIED..

NOLAN-Tuesday December o. 1885. at
; o'clock a. m, James. son of James and
Margaret Nolan, aged years and q days.
Funeral from residence Of parents, Main
street. Benwood. Shis Thursday after
noon at / o'clock Interment at Mt. Cal
vary cemetery. Friends OF the family are
invited to attend.
HEELER-Tuesday December "a. 1895,
at o'clock a. m, Charles w; son OF LOUIS
and Elizabeth Wheeler. aged 81 years.
Funeral from residence Of his parents,
Philadelphia. THURSDAY afternoon at 2
o'clock. Interment NJ Stone Church Gem
etery. Friends of the family are invited
to attend.
DOWNS-On Monday. December %, 1879.
mt midnight. at her residence, No. ia ri
trenth street Mrs Elizabeth L. Downs.
Funeral services at family residence, No.
IA Fifteenth street, Thursday afternoon at
. o'clock Friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend. Interment private at
Greenwood Cemetery. Please omit flowers.
ROHAN-On Monday. December o. 1895,
at > o'clock D. M. Rose NJ wife OF Michael
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Funeralf from her hush residence, 2119
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Mass at ST. Joseph's Cathedral at a. N.
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BEBLAIRE.

In Smith township thy placed quar-
antine against Bella.re yesterday, when
we have not a single case Of small poX
and have not had one in our city, and
when Bellaire very promptly and eff
GENTLY has quarantined against those
places where the disease is present.
Austin Robey, of Belmont, o., was
registered at the Windsor yesterday.
c. f. Waters. Of ScmertOn, was in
BeIlaire yesterday located at the Hotel
Anderson.
George Strengthen, who is working
a. Red Key, Ind. is at his parents in
the Fourth ward, to spend the holidays.
Robert Z. Fees, of GAINESVILLE, was
located at the Globe Hotel yesterday
while seeing friends.
A. L. Mcfarland. of st. Gainesville,
was at the Globe yesterday.
Miss Katie Ney and niece, Alice Pow
ers. are home from their visit with
relatives at Beaver FALL
Rev. I. d. Cousins is at home from
the funeral of his aged father a: But
Ter, Pa.
Will Watt is better.
Mr.. James w. Obarman. Of the c. q
p. clerical force. and Miss Edith Thomp-
son were married Tuesday evening at
the parsonage, by Rev. o. w. Holmes.
On Tuesday evening, a; the home Of
the bride, Mr. Elmer iI. Hallett and
Miss Ella May Westlake were married
by Rev o. w. Holmes.
Mr.. John Johnson and Miss Fannie
Hinsley. Of the First ward, were mar
red by Rev. VIM. Peregoy.