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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-07
FRANCHISE GRANTED.
Winooski and burlington street Raj road
& inpauN to Extend It, Lines

Aldermen Hall and Kelley were the alb
sontecs at last nights special meeting of
the Board of Aldermen. The following
licenses were granted: To r. j. Perkins
for the erection of three houses on IIickok
Place; to f. II. Parker for erection Of
extension to house on South Union street,
to \. +. Jones for cnarsing ice house on
College street
The street commissioners reported IA
Vorably on the petition to extend Greene
street southerly to Pearl street. Pending
action on resolution authorizing such
extension II. :. Peck addressed the board
in behalf Of :. =. SAKE, who had intended
to erect a building on Pearl street where
the extension would come r. j. Perkins
intended to erect three houses on the
south side of IIckok Place, al the foot of
Greene street and directly in line with the
proposed extension Mr.. SaXes block and
Mr. Perkins houses would be assessed at
about $50 100 and thus add $500 to the grand
list of the city. Land damages and the
work of construction would make the cost
Of the extension 5000 or an annual loss in
interest of $500 and a net annual loss to the
taxpayers of about $500. lie protested
against the extension of the street
Mr.. SAKE produced the plans of the pro-
posed block and the resolution was laid
on the table till the next meeting to per-
nit of further investigation of the sub
ject
The water departments monthly state
ment of SlSgS. 40 for October was approved.
A resolution. prepared by the railroad
committee and city attorney fixing the
terms on which the WinOoski and Bur
linEton street Railway company may oc-
Cupy the streets was then taken up and
considered. When the section providing
for free transportation Of policemen and
firemen was reached Alderman Shea spoke
II. rrf. ftr fnt4f
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-07
SMl1 1H-SUM BIER.


Victor W. Smith of the steamer Chat
eauFay and Mis- May Sumbler of Platts-
hurgh were married at St Peters church
in Plattsbureh Monday morning at 10
o'clock.
The ceremony was performed by Father
Fourner in the presence Of a large numbcr
of the friends of the bride and groom. The
groom is we'll known as the second mate
of the Chatcaugay and the bride has many
friends in Plattsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will go TO Massachu-
setts for their wedding trip and on their
return will reside at Tlattsbursh, where a
reception will be given them Saturday
evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-07
HORSE THleVlNG COMMON.
Two Team. Taken From Hotel sheds This
week About Remington.

bennington, VT, Nov. 6-Horse steal
ing is getting to be quite common, there
having beeh two cases within six miles
of here within week. Late Monday
night horse and buggy was stolen from
the American HOUSE sheds in Huosick,
eight miles from mere. TWO men We're seen
to drive the rig away, but it was supposed
, ,ney Dwmeu 1t, NeiYner lue rig nor me
night last night horse and buggy was
taken from the shed at the Farmers Inn.
three miles from here. The rig was traced
to this place and aftcrward the horse was
found hitched to a post i'm North Ben
nngton. The takcr was gone.
-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-07
THE GREEN INFANTICIDE CASE.

Bellows Fails, Vt, Nov. G,-The entire
day in t4e County Court in the case of
State VS. Green was taken up in the eN-
animation of Drs, Albee and iIill regard
ing the result of their autopsy Dr. HiUs
testimony was not completed. the case
will probably take all the week to finish
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-07
COUNTERFEIT STAMPS SEIZED.

Washington, Nov. G-Chief Iazen of the
secret service has been informed that his
officers in Chicago have captured 10000
counterfeit United States stamps and the
plates from which they were printed The
stamps were made by the Mrs. Mack gang,
nearly all of whom are now in custody
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-07
YOUNGEsr MAYOR KNOWN.

Syracuse, n Y, Nov. 6.-McGuire,
democrat, is elected mayor by $500 plural
ity. Mr.. Mcclure, II is claimed, is the
youngest mayor in the United States. lie
is 2S years of age, The next board of al
dermcn will consist of 10 democrats and
nine republicans.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-07
BURLINGTON, VT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER I

interfered. He had assisted i'm dragging
the body from the ruins and said Che man
although burned so as to be almost unre-
cognizable was still alive. The man in
charge of the body refused to open the
coffin and Sullivan threw everybody aside
and unceremonously kicked the coffin lid
off.
A nasty examination proved that Sull-
van was right. The man was still alive
and he was taken out and placed In ma
rine hospital ambulance. Tho driver and
an attending physician FASTENED to tho
hospital but the man died on the way.
The two buildings wrecked to-day were
part of a row of five story business build
ings with n frontage OF 500 feet every
building has been burned out with some
fatality at least once In the past 10 years
and some of them twice. The death rec
ord of the block from fire and elevator
accidents including tO-daN'S disaster
counts about 30 persons.
THE CAUSE 4 MYSTERY.
The cause of the explosion is a mystery.
Thomas Thompson, the engineer, came
out of the wreck painfully injured. Hif
clothes were half torn off and he bore lit
tie resemblance to a human being with
the dirt ermmed into his face and hands
ard the blood running from d score Of
cuts.
I'll OW dld II nappenH' ne was asked.
Great God, | don't know was the re-
ply II don't know any moro about it
than you do. How many were Killed.
then he disappeared in the crowd.
The furnaces were oil burners and the
boilers had been inspected by the city in
spcctor few days ago. il will require
actual examination Of the boilers to deter
mine the responsibility
OF the injured Cornellis, George and An
.ttEs
condition but the physicians hope to pull
them through. Most of the injured per-
sons were able to 20 to their homes after
having their injuries dressed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-07

Karls Clover Root Tea purlcs the
blood and gives clear and beautiful com
pleNion.
For sale by J.W. O'Sullivan, "a Church ST.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-07
WATT HARDIN GIVES UP.


Louisville, Ky" Nov. 5.-Ihe republicans
are no less surprised tonight than ara
the democrats by the result OF Yesterday ;
election in Kentucky. To-day Chairman
Norman OF the Democratic committee con-
ceded the election of w. @. Bradley as
governor u,lu Ii.T .ooo ~,
- 600. Mr.. Hardin also gave up the con-
test. A study OF the returns discloses that
the democratic counties i'm the western
part of the State considered the free sill
Yer stronghold generally gave pluralities
against the democratic ticket. This is eN-
plained by the theory that the free silver
men and the sound money men KNITTED"
each other one scratching Hardin and the
other scratching the remainder OF the
ticket.
Returns on the election Of the members
of the Legislature are incomplete u"' III
do,1oc,.,ts claim, thr election of 40 repre-
scntati,,os and mo nonulists one. which
vyouId make the House a tie if the repub-
Iic,ns ,lect rrnrcsoniatiycs in the unre-
ror,nd counties which are generally re-
nuLlf,,n Tho democrats will have a
small ma ioritv i'm Inc senate.
popr-I tcrs ~ KANSAS
topeka, kasr Nov o. ne result OF me
ei,,,,riso ~ tI,c renublirans They elected
Dai,id Marin to he chief Justice. but in
stoad of n practically unanimous vote for
him considerable opposition DEVELOPED.
Tbn vote for HOLIDAY. populist. is esti-
'''S cn5hai says there is sii popnls' party in
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-07

1888 l.lHHie Iil'NON VI DN' i',,9 "a
II of Miss Jennie ana herrlNa G. ''l,9'
+. and Mrs Frank W. NlN an" "'ue ~
who have been guests Oh 'Ii' o. EV''a
Sc several months feturie" 10 ."'ii
"a in Brooklyn MONDAY on tle HEel'
I ana Mrs. t'hrN T. hooth n'Ne 9V''o
FprinehcId, Vt" to a.''h" l!e eo%,I1n %
|llng of Mr. ana Mrs D"iI"' MIS-
II Is Mis-. Hooln aunt ",
I amt Mrs. >. w. N"oIr oI Nv ..i, io'h
visiting Mrs. Nnorr laIel's' ~ an"
| II. +. hlckoR' A..
Is. Emmdn MulHeN, VINO mas SPeI' w
|mer at {. i. =. fler'eS Teturl'V" "
|hOme In Bristol Conn., MONDAY
rs. Harry Y. scars oi Mohk'oI, WIZ
/ TO the Mary Ftctchcr hospi'ai SeN
weeks ago Tor medlcaI trcaIhleH" mas
|rned completely recovered.
Is. u. 9. Ellsbln ana TWO uaus nleIS o,
|s Falls, y. " arrived SATURDAY anu
be the guests OF Cashler ana MIS- All
\ Ross for a few days
~. y. \. Aubin OF Rhode lSland Is me
h Of Mr.. and Mrs. George 6. CoteE,
/. George Noouan returned from bul-
Saturday.
s. Alice Rain, daughter OF Mrs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-07
WEYBRIDGE.

SIS Mamie Brittell IS home from Mont
r semlnary.-Wilber Bristol has closed
business here, and gone to
.oln.-Miss Emma Baldridge has gone
for few weeks visit
ace Norton has rented the Moody
j., and Patrick Moran NJ. f.. Sprague's
ie.-Mr, and Mrs. j. $, Cole are visit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-07
IlII'rON.

p Good Templars Lodge will give an
'tainment Wednesday evening, Nov.
it being the lodges first anniver-
Mr.. Bert Harrington has had an
r attack of hemorrhsgc Of the lungs.
$. Loren Baker is visiting in Sails
Mrs. Frank Lafrancis is ill.-Mr.
Mrs. n. Lafrance have returned from
RS, y. Y.-Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Miller
hancock have been visiting at II. l..
~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-07
UTAH STILL DOUBTFUL.
NERMnNr PENSIONERS

Washington, Nov The following pen
sions have been granted to Nermonters:
Origna., George w, Reynolds of Hart
ford; Increase, Carlos Bryant of Reading
and Edward Powers of stevens Mills.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-07
STARKSBORO.

Bowen and his band of Christian
ers will hold services i'm the Methodist
IN every evening this week except
nesday.-L. G, Ferguson and wift
Sunday i'm Lincoln.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-07
VERMONT HAPPENINGS.
AT A WEEK BRINGS FORTH IN
THE WAY OF NEWS.
Happenings of Seven Days on our
ills and in Our Valleys Co & sed
and Parugraphed for
Free Press Readers.
COUNT
NERGENNES.

+. G. Moore of Plattsburg Y,
i'm town yesterday on BUSH c. tlp'
is Lizzie IIickoll of Burlingu ~; the
Of Miss Jennie and Herrika q 'ens'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-07

While the work of recovering the bodies
was at its height two rival undertakers
had quarrel over the possession of
body. While the undertakcrs We're pull
ing at the body, the police, whose atten-
tion was attracted to the inhuman spec
taclc, rushed up and separated the men,
another assistant came up with coffin
put the body i'm the box and commenced
screwing down the lid. Fireman Sullivan
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10
Cow. 9lltaelSs SSee.

9ouberneur Nltgelb fommt in fetner BOT
19aft au9 auf Die S9tebsgeri9te gu fprez
9en unb Tprt9t babel ben 8ebanfen aus,
Dd man bod Die INTERVIEWING unter Die
13tebsgert9tli9e @nt19etbung nt9t er5tptn=
gen tOnne, man bic unter1u9ung pbligatos
rt14 MAIDEN, b. +, bic Yarteten 3%ptngen
1oue, ii3 cine 11nterfu6ung gefaGen 81 lafz
len. 9as S9iebsgert9t tDnne alsbann fein
l1rt6etG fGuen, unb bafIeGbe tperbe pentg>
items cine moralti9e Mtrtung BADEN. @nbz
lt3 foGe man mod fir ieben San Elm befon<
beres S3iebsgert4t einfeben, ni4t cine ftdn>
btge 8ebDrbe i9affen, UNI bas Sntereiie baz
ran rege gu erbalten unb 8eeinfluBung gu
erI9peren. 9ie Sbee 1T ni9t neu, benin
brauBen befteben berarttge Dbltgatortf4e
Inter u9ungen in berf9tebenen 2Gnoern.
Wie bier ft9 Die @eri3te ba3u fteaen mir
ben, miiBte 1i9 nod erft 5eigen, aber penn
1e au9 ~er5tpungen perben t0nnten, mas
tpdre T4lieBlt4 babel getpopnen gegetiiber
Der l1ntpiGigtett Der etnen ober onberen Bdrz
tel, ii9 Der @ntf9eibung gu urtertperfen2
Ser moralti9e @tnbrud, iagt uns 9err
Nltgelb. Nun, md9tige @orporattonen finn
mern 1i6 ben 6enter UNI ben mpraliI9en
@tnbrud, pte mir an Der Yulmanz8e1e
19aft ge1eben baben unb tpte 6err NltgelO
uns Ielbft bpn Der grpBen englii9en 9tu>
bengeIeqf9aft i'm AUTHORIZATIONS er3dblt,
Die fi4 nt9t gef9Gmt bat, tire 3uerft bort
bin gelodten Nrbettre nit 9un9erlDbnen abz
5ufpefen unb tie fpGter nod bur9 Neger 3t
Derbrdngett. Mas niiBt ba aIer morali=
f4e @tnbrud? 9as 6aben au9 un1ere
MrbettergenDfIen n 9aften ertannt u1b barum
finbet au9 bic iebt benz GongreB Dorlie=
9enbe Sin CUR @rri9tung etnes nattpnalen
S9tebsgeri9ts Bel ibnen 70 penig AntlanQ
(bet ben @%tfenba9n= unb fonftigen grpBen
@efeqf3aften, bic ma7enbaft Nrbeiter be-
f3dfttgen, ielb1tber itGnbli4 erft re9t ntbD
baB beren 8efirporter i'm GpngreB Der
Weut6 D%erlieren unb bic Sa9e fa0en ldi1en
Die @erurtbetGung bon 9ebs unb @eno1.
fen, bic iebt in @oob1tod lire @trafe OBJ
iiBen, bat, bus lGBt it9 au9 bOn 9ener
nt9t l~dugner, bic nit biefer @erurtbeilunt
bon 9er3en e%inbertanben iinb unb fe &c:
tpiinf9t BADEN, ben @unf9, nit Giienbabn.
feli4aften fiinfttg i'm Mege bes S6iebs,
9ert4ts gu berbunbeln, nt6t gerabe befon.
bers angefa4t unb tpeun fte audi aus 9ebs
unb @enpffen feline Martprer gema9t baber
mag, (benn bu3u leben mir iebt in elmer 81
nii9ternen 3eiD 10 pirb tie bod anbererfetts
als @~r3eugertn bon Ra9egebanten ni9t I'M.
pirfam getpefen Ieir.
gaetn, bic 3eit 1T fir Die @9ieOsgeri8tt
nod ni4t reif, 8pti4en &rbett unb &apituI
70 ipenig pte 8piI4en @DItern. Gs ptrt
NOD gepaGtige &Gmpfe abieben, ebe betbC
Sbetle 10 miirbe getporben finb, bdB ite 1id
f9tebsgeri9tlt9 p~ertragen, fopte au9 in be,
alien @elt Der algemetnen Nbriitung md
cine u~lgemeine Nbi4Ga3tung ~pprausgeber
muB.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10
friedrich l%1tttermur3er

tptrb, pte Der Mailanber vSecoGo" aus Mten
bertAtet, oemnd3it in Mten unb in Berlin
3fpet Mattneen, ousf4lteBlt9 nit i~talient<
f9en Werfen, 9eben. Ser @rtrag foG gum
8eiten Der Spfer bes @rbbebens in &~olabrien
un0 @i3iIien @erpenOung finben, Die BON
Mttterpur3er gum @prtrag a~uSgetpGblten
ttalientf9en Merte ftnb /: nG6riitus" BON
8oDto, n9te @brlofen" Cr0tsoneitt"O bDn
GoOettu, n0te Otter" J2a @tpera") bon
Mdrtint unb n0as 3e9t Der @eeIe" (rSS 0t>
rtttt beu' animu") bon @tacoTa, Die fdmmtz
li4 BON @tfenf3tB iiberfeBt porben finb.
W}on gldubt iebp4, baB in Wten 8obto's
nGRrtitns" bOn Der @eniur tperbs Derboten
perben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10
Die seOent,,ns Der gsab1 meper's.

Sn Springfield pirb bie1er Sage Elm
befttger &f entbrennen, tit tbatid9lt9
f4on e%ntbrannt, Der &f Inn bus 8isz
den 8eute, ais berert Nust6etler Der BUM
b~esfenator gilt. @S fam ia Der 9roBen
Menge glet9giiltig fetn, tper i'm 8unbesz
fenat ben etnen Der Stii6le, bic SQinois auz
fommen, tparm bGlt, aber Der 3unft Der
&emteridger 1T es bas ni9t. WobG bat Der
repubIifanti4e Senator fir's @rte in Der
8eutebert6etlung nod ni9t5 ~bretn3ureben,
bod iiber 5pet Sabre fam fi9 baS Gnbern,
Ser &f geptnnt btesnal babur3 an
8ebeutung, neil Gbtcago feline NnTprii6e
geltenb md3t un0 partput einen bon Ieinen
nSDbnen" nit Der Spga befleibet tpi1en
min. @5 TT 3tpar ettpas gepagt, BON
@9icago'S @D6nen gu fpreben, benin un1ere
poeten fteIen iib Gbtcago aGs cine bibf6e
iunge unb nod lebige Dame, unb ni9t als
etne nit betrat6sfd6tgen @D6nen ausgez
~ftattete Watrone bor (namentli9, tpenn Der
in Geoe itebenbe SObn felbft ni9t me6r gu
ben Siingften ge60rt, fOnbern in benz Otter
itebt, tpo man iiber bic 8erriidt6eit, Senaz
tor tperOen unb ii9 BON MemteriGqern au
Sobe 6eBen lafen 81 tpoQen, binaus 1etn
foute) aber nt3t g~epdgter, als bon elmer
Neriefen6ett Gbicagp'5 auf bic 8~ele6nung
zines Der Setnt9en nit Der Senatur. WG6=
reno SSEoe W&ebiQ itb bur9 feline Srabanten
obmiibt, fetnem alien 8artetfreunbe Sui
lom bic @enatur gu entreiBen, fa9ren bic
2aitDagen mte ipnit iiber bas StraBenz
pflaiter Der MtQipnenitabt. Mber bic 3eiz
tungen, Die an Der GrtpG6lung MebtQ'S Elm
Sntereiie gu baben 19einen, legen berIelben
etne 9o9e 8eoe1tung bel, unb barum freut
es uns, bdB, pte uns 6err N2abben Derz
ft4ert, bic WdbG MeDers gum @pre3er bes
Observation-Disclosures als Elm Steq MeDtQ's
auf3ufafen lit.
Dap au4 Die vSribune" ben Rampf INN
bic Sendtur als ben &dmpf Inn bic 8eute
duffaBt, Dentgftens BON Seiten @uupms,
benefit ie nit i6rer beutigen &arifatur,
nOrtn fe @ullom als &utf9er bartlett unb
3etgt, tpte Stfer, Sanner unb un6ere Sc
finnungstii9tige in ben nit 8eute belobez
men Wagen, beiien Gei1e3iel Elm am Weoe
ftebenbes S4ilb oI5 @uibington be3ei8net,
gu gelangen lu9en. 1nb mas bas @30nTte
If, unter bieien @eiinnungstii8tigen fOuen
ii4 au@ Die gr0Bten MebtQz @9reter in
@btcagO beftnben, bic Mabben, &o3ersperz
ger, 9erB, SamiefOn, peafe unb pie fe
ale betBen, Die 3tpar MebiQ geI9rien, aber
@ullom gemeint bGtten, unb bic ii3 in
ben nG3fen Sagen fGmmtli9 aGS 8errdt6er
an MebtQ %entpuppen piirben. Damn 6Gtte
dlerbtngs Die 8obl MeDers bo3 nibt
bic tbr bon Mabben betgeGegte 8ebeutunq
ge6abt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10
"Carbolineum Avenarius",
Elm bewdhrter 2lrtifel fir ieoen ;farme,


"Carbolineum Avenarius'', 10 beiBt
etnc Sarbe, tDelhe in 0euti9Gonb fabri3irt
mtrO un6 nab glaubmiirbi9en 8ertcbten
gera6e3u Nunber ntrtt in Der @rbaltune
6eS SoL3eS segen SGuLniB. 9n Der auBer1
orbentIt9en Wtrfiamfeit bteIer Sarbe IGBt
it6 nibt mebr 3tpetfeln. 8telfa6e Ser
iu3e, tpel3e in GROCER MuSbebnung tpGbz
renb % Sa1ren Dorsenommen ipurben,
baben auf baS 8eitimmteite fe1tgeiteut, bab
bur6 @ntpenbung Oteier Tarbe iebe Mrt
bon 0ol5 bor SduIntB geibIbt werOen
tann. ltnb Smar BARI bebauptet tper6en,
baB ale btSber an%9eponbten Mittel, 3. 9.
Gbeer, Selfarben u. I. IN. bon pieI serins
9erer @trtIomfeit ftnb, ais "Carbolineum
Avenarius''. Qu6 bier 3u Qanbe bat bas
"Carbolineum Avenarius'' felt ftebeu
Sabren Gtnaang 9efunben un6 ftb iber
Grtparten bendbrt. Stir ben Sarmer 1T
Daiielbe bon 8an3 beiOnberer 98t6ttgfeit,
tpetL Der @ebraub beiieIben ibn in ben
StanS ieBt, ieine S9inbelbG6er, S9eus
men, Niebma1fertr6ge, Silos, hlen,
Observation-Disclosures Ii. +. 10. ge8en SGul>
nib 81 i9iBen. Rein Tarmer iOutc fortan
einen Pfolten ein9raben, obne t6m einen
boppeLten Qnitri6 BON "Carbolineum
Avenarius'' 3u 8eben. SSebe8 neue S9in7
belba9 ioate init Der Sarbe beitrt9en Werz
ben, bann reiBen unO faulen bic S6inbeIn
nt3t. 0er nGbere NuStunft nini9t,
toenbe ii9 in einem Oeuticben ober engltz
i9en 8riefe an Sic GarboGtneum Moob
PreierDtng Co., W1iImaufee, @is., bic les
benz Sntereiienten foitenfrei lore GircuLare
nnb 3eH9ntBbrO9iren 3ui9tGt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10
OI1th Serns hern;ta4 49,

-. @n9 Ssras berettet cine oroBe Subj.
lalmSteter bor;; i'm nG9ften Sabre tDer6en es
81 Sabre, BAT Seros in Die Union uufqes
n0mmen tpurbe.
&ab RonOou, bos ftebenidbrioe @Dbn.
@en beg in Der HGbe bDn Decatur, SQ., pD6.
tenben So6n RanOau, mar am Santa.
9u11gstage BON etnem 0unbe in bic Monot
9ebthen poroen unb ftarb bte1er Sooe ar
per SoGputb. 3pet Pferoe, bic an Dem
1elben Gage gebtfen tparen, tpurben ebenz
fauS bon Der So1tputb befuuen uni
muBten get0btet perben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10
-. Union pafen9er Station.
yYGnnsylvdnidk LINES.
g. nno Moniion-afr

9idet=Ofices: au ber station, in 248 g. Glnrt
GtraBe, @de Sadipn, NIB I'M Nubitoriunts9 DteL
.9ur6s3u9e fabrel mie fol9t nod @entrol=3eit:
eS1nlih. tSdolih. ouSneno nIrnen Snnntnaa.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10

is. g]tOOsuber 1894 abfoBrt anrunft.
Son unb egpres ............. $50 wt 6:85 u
Stem @Ort unb Bottom GpeatoI. -. 1880 Jt 2:4O u
Der 9tortb Shore 9imtteb. ....... ......... 4:30 q
Eoft @aiteru @rpreB. .......... -. $3.50 81 sos u
Rolama5pO Accommodation -. -. AIS 5l+11:10 30
2etrDlt NIB 8ap @ltp Ytedt=GTpTeB' $50 ~ 7:10 Mt
Gtlontic GrpreB. .....,........ '11:So a. 1850 Ws
Sronb 9toplbs 3ii9e pio 6. & 9G. Mt. 8obn, abf0brt
1926 WG; 1900 gE; HAS u. antunft; 1870 D&.:
t1:25 g.: 1850 q.
@rORb Gfopios blo o. OF. & 9. 81. g., Mbfohrt: 1880
a.; 1870 u, anfunit: ITO 81; 1905 u.
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Solicit accommodation ". .. 405 81 945 sc
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Baltimore & SbiozG tienbahn.

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Office 1913 glort=StroBe. Seine @rtro=8eretuuno
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Nbfabrt Anfunft
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Columbus @rpreB 49,. ........' 6:35 81 sos so
Sdgltber 9ta9ta@rpreB -. ...... 1Ia25 81 200 st
31gltd. AuSgenomme1 Sonnta9S.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-08-29
Personals.

Tom Gatt.s left this morning for Au-
gusta, Davie county, to resume his
studies in the Hodgin School at that
place.
Miss Minnie Gattis to day went to
Cedar Hill, Stanly county, to take
charge of a private school.
Mrs. W. FL. Stone went to Mt. Airy
to day, where she will visit relatives.
L. NJ. Warlick, Esq, of Milton, spent
the day in town.
Mr.. ]. E. Mason, soliciting freight
agent of the Southern Railroad, was in
town to-day.
Mr.. Will Corbett went to Greenville
to day to accept position in the Star
Warehouse of that town.
DR.. Jno. M. Manning reports Mr.. W..
K. Yates as getting on very satisfacto-
rily. He is very much pleased with the
success which he attains in reducing his
patients temperature by the use of an
ice coil His temperature to day was
only 1013.
Messrs. Ballard & Wiley, Trustees of
B. L. Duke, have given the contract for
rebuilding the store formerly occupied
by w. T. Saunders & Co., to Mr.. @. FL.
Norton. They found that the money re-
ceived from the insurance company was
sufficient to cover the expense Of re-
building.
Misses Adelaide and Lizzie Screeder
and Master Goodson Screeder, of Hayer-
straw, N. Y, are visiting Miss Louise
Goodson, at the home of Rev. Alex.
Walker, on Ramseur street.
Mrs. Hettie Miner Hicks, who has been
in the Western part of the State, re-
turned to Oxford tonight.
Mr.. V. s. Bryant returned to-day
from Hillsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Carr and Misses
Patterson returned today from Hills
boro.
Mr.. J. Bailey Owen, of Henderson,
was here this morning and went over to
his old home in Halifax county, Va.
Messrs. r. A. Cole, of the s. A. L., r.
G. Morton, of Petersburg, and Abe
Craddock, the shoe man from Lynchburg,
Va, are at the Carolina to night.
Major VI. A Guthrie left tonight for
Reidsville and will tomorrow address a
big Populist picnic and free silver rally
at Mt. Carmel church six miles in the
country.
Mr.. Geo. W. Watts went to Baltimore
this evening via Greensboro. He goes
on a short business trip.
Miss Florence Roney went to Haw
River tonight.
Mrs. Martin and Miss. Martin, of
Chapel Hill, are spending the night with
Mrs S. w. Holman.
Miss Dora Heartt has been elected to
the vacancy in the corps of graded school
teachers.
Mr.. Il. ". Wahab, Of Newbern, is
here tonight on visit to his brother,
Capt U. M. Wahab.
Mr.. r. Edgar Long, prominent
young hardware merchant of Roxboro,
is spending the night here.
Rev. DR.. L l. Nash and Mrs. Nash
are here to night, en- route to Whining
ton, after stay at the Buffalo Springs.