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GiocntBi.mIi9cr sslblmnrn.

GanTran3tsco, %. Ottober,
- G6os. 3eeb begin9 seItern in bem
na6e gelegenen 9oint9Onitu auf eigenz
t6iimli6e @ciTe seI6itmorb. Sn Be-
gleitung Ieiner Guttin, unb Sdpdgs=
rim bate berIelbe cine Spa3ierfa6rt
na6 Dem YlaBa unternommen unb
lGnqere 3eit Dem 8ergniigen bs5 Slid
fan9es o6legen. Die 9omsn itanoer
geraoe i'm @egriffe, Die Riitfabrt an
3utreten, ais lie pl0blid gu ibrem Gntz
feBen Reeo auf Der Sante zines GQ6en
6elIens erT9einen uno iih einen gfez
pplper por Die Stirn ieBen Ia6en. Gin
8IiB, Elm GnulI unO Die boaaufIpriz
bcnben 0oTer na6men ben S0rper oes
Sel6itm0rbsrs in ibrem Duntlen
G6poBe uuF. gBas 3eeo gu Der unie=
ligen Shat getrie6en, 1T ni6t betannt,
er beFano ii9 tets BEL beItem 8oblIein
uno audi feline finan3ie[Ien 8erbdltniiie
paren ppblgeprpnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-29
Sin Gin6red)er crIduFen.

G6ic0go, %. Ottobsr. - Sin
gelpiiIer 9. Q.6arreQ purOe heute friib
BEL einem 8erIu4e, ou5 GtabIiIiement
oas &unbenI6neioer5 2tnt. Stauber gu
plijnDarn, BON 2eBterem erI6ohen. Die
hGuFigan Ginbrii9e in Der Gu96arz
Idaft pdbreno Der leBten 3eit Batten
Stau6er peranlaBt, ieit elmer gtei6e
Don Nd6ten bereit5 in ieinem 2aoen
5u i6lafsn. 9sute Wtpr9en puroe er
Our4 oas &lirren elmer 5erTpIitternOen
5enIterf6eibe aus Dem Sdlummer gez
pedt unb ia6, i'm Nugenblide munter,
ME cine @onD Durh Die Oeffnung
reidte uno i4nea Den inneren RiegeI
an Der 3bUr 3ur Settle I6o6. Sm
nd4Tten W}omente itanoen Der Gigens
t6iimer beS @ef9dfts uno Der @inbre=
der iid6 2uge in 2luge gegeniiber, e5
folgte Elm tur3er, aber beiperater
.&ompf, Der bamit enbete, DAB S5ar=
ref, pon Drei &ugeln aus Stauber's
8eooIper getroffen, 5u1ammenbra6
uno nah lpenigen Minuten iein 2eben
dushoudlte.
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Nr. 2:59.
Wms hrr Bnnncshnnnfifnnt.
5haeamts. Simuabmcm.

QBdfDinQton, ,. g., %. 9th
- Die beutigsn ,SnIunoIteuer Ginnubz
men itsuttn Iit5 auf $S51 1893, an 3Dl=
len lieFen $5S6,945 uno aus perI6iez
Denen QueIIen $33 3193 Elm. Nutipnul=
8antnoten gum &ctraqc BON 1884, ,046
murOen eingel0it
80 bic 8unontnbppte Qez
buut ptroen.
MarineietrctGr 05rasrt bat Iid entz
ihloiien, ben GOntratt fir Den 8du
ppn 3pei &unoner1ooten nicht Der
Detroit OrD Do1 Company" an
iibertru9en, obQlcia ot2ie Firmu bus
nieOriQite 2lnQebot gCm1ht bat. QBje
Der Setretdr ertlort, bat er ojeIe Gntz
Ideioung Qetroffen neil Der 3niIdsn
ben Ser. Stoaten uno GroB6ritunnien
o6QsI6lofienc &ertroQ ieoer Der beiocn
92ationen perbiete, an DEN groBenSee'n
&rieQsI6iffe 3u bauen. SetretGr
SracD babe ppr ca. orej Sabren cine
Gbnli6e Gntihei0ung getroffen uno
oieIer babe er iib lngsihIphen. Sez
fretdr 6erbert tlilurt rpeiter, DAP or
ii0 nod nicbt entIhicoen babe, tper Den
Gpntrott erbalten iou W}dn permit
t6et aber, oaB Die i'm Gun3en gu per-
Qe6enoen Ie65 Sananenboote folQenoe
Sirmen erbolten mero,n: 3pei bic
Union Sron @orts" pon Gan 6ranz
cisip, 3lpei Die rSotb Sron @ort5" gu
Bath, she, uno je ems g}iron gu Gliz
aabetb, Ms. uno Dialogue 5u Gamz
Den, rs.
lln5sre @OlOreitrpe.
2(mtlider 9(ngabe }ufol9; bctrug bel
S6luB Der beutiqen @eIhGftsItunpen
pie @olpreierpe ocs ShuBamtts $93,z
227,586.
Gin GprreipOnocnt be5
81 SmpurciuL"
Die Maorioer Morgen3,itung 81
Smparcial" bat in Der YerIon eine5
So6ne5 oes 0erau5oeber5 einen Gorz
reTponOenten bierber geianot, Der Die,
innerbalb Der ipdniiten Sntsreiienz
Spbdre Iie9enoen &OrtomnniiIe nab
reno Der 9uuer Der cubuniIhen Sniur=
rettion Ieinem 8latte ausfiibrljf be-
ri6ten Ipu, Der neus Reprdientant
beiBt 8amon @oiIet uno lit un9efdbr
% Sabre alt. Gr bat 5pur feline
SenntniB pon Der enoljI6en Sprobe,
Oo6 qeOentt er bis gum 3uIammens
tritte oe5 9ongreIies Die ibm, in oieier
0iniibt erft9egenitebenpen @inoerniNe
iiberpunOen 81 baben. Slrn. 8ui1et's
Glterer 8ruDer befinOet Iih in gleid)er
Gigeni6aft in 9oOona.
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gNrlhc cinrs Siidlnfs.

9 t. yOuIs, q. NttOber. = Nus
Gan 2lntpnio, Ser, tpirb Dem nG6roz
nicle" gsmeloet, ouB bort bsute untsr
einorudspoQen Geremonien in Der
Gan Ternunoinos&at6eordls @attr
9yoreIt sum 8iI4of Der Can Mntonio=
9i03eie gelpeibt purbe. Sine impoz
Iunte paraDe fdmmtli6er fatboli!4an
0eIeQT6Qiten ber Si05eie eing Der
Meibefeier, pie BON Gr3bii3of SunBen
aus gtenzOrleans unter 2lTiiten5 Der
8i60fe 5iBgeralO aus 2ittte ROd Il.
Gallagher aus Galpeiton geleitet purs
be, poraus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-29
Jriic5e griinOGC0 0e0eiG.

Gns dLttte GtabIiiismcui tr %al.imoy, ron ,in.m
seutieA GTB.e a,sitct. HgESyts eIioieretgr 9;:y,r
MGR ut Baltimore ar pidHEsva, Hyoucr tne
si-ocra-IoEreH aHac1Uhrt p.y0cz. 9la ScItuerluit,
Feire Operation. DIE Ysbaroluuo III 6oQ.omulsu
iIdJsr rE0 oei0is. NIr uutaiE1uHe kline G,cbasr
esHreauitUnoeE bis ] uay, 3 tls glcdlm
Ser HiornIrcer lDele oc5
BALTIMORE HERNIA INSTITUTS
III not5 giy. sos, S9eitsgs crth " pcuuc, Eabe be-
Eelton: z iIdfe. c:git-t fuoyotn-
Gr S5iIn. 6. SSIumaiI, 4nitotsz grst
(Uop.20,12D.tei
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Sranh in DER Chio'cr Sclreeiun.

SoIeop, o., %. Stto6er. - IN
ben iiibli3 bon bier gelegenen Selzgfe=
gionen lpiitbet Ieit SamTtag Na6t Elm
per6eerenoes SSeuer. 0a Die Selegraz
pben= uno Selepbon=Qeitungen nabe3u
unbruu6bar geporoen IinD, 10 laiien
fiCh betaillirte 9eri9te nur unter
S6lpieriQfeiten erlangen. Der 8runb
i4eint in Der llmgegeno BON MermiI,
gDgnet un0 QudD Den meiiten S6aoan
dnqeriUtet 3u 6oben, uno Die Sun
Sil=Go." pie .YaInler Oil=Gp.", Die
rS6io OilzGo.", fotpie Die @e6riioer
RalF 5Ghlen gu Oenen, tpel9e ben
gr0Bteu 8erluit ertitten 6a6en. 9as
75euer fum am 2lu5gunge Der Stabt
Mun9en gum 2lusbru6e unb babnte
ii6, in 1eirem 8erei6e QlQe5 perni6z
teno, 3nei 9ileiIen norD0itli6 feinen
QBeg 9erooe in bas 6er3 Das meiIt
probuttipenOelzS srritoriums tnS6io.
Die Slummen itnb CUR 3eit unterGor=
trDle. Der materiele 8erluit ItelIt ii6
na6 S6GBungenSa3oerI Itdnoiger auf
$150,O0O, 2(nbere i6Iaqen oenielben
np3 606ef an.
gcrmiIfte tsIrgrapIjild)c 9rpcifrn.
- Or. gblpin Buchanan, Elm per-
I0nIider SreunD Der peritorbenen9rdz
Itoenten 81. 9. 9aDes unD Gobert Gin
coin, lit geitern in Seattle, 8uib.,
pl0Bli4 einem 9er3i6lage erIegen. Der
8er6li6ene erreihte Elm Otter bon 81
oSabren uno 6etleiDete cine 3eit lang
Die SteQung zines Regierunqsz zQr5tes
uuf terItieoenen SnbianerzHeIerpas
tipnen. Gr mar Elm grInoli6er Sem
ner Der G6inootzSialette uno beTaB
cine feben8iDert6e inDianiI6e 8aritGz
tenIammlung.
- oyn glepzMartet, W(o., erI6oB
qeItern frib Or. S. so, 6ale einen
un6stannten @inbredsr. S5n Den "a,
fben bes 5ooten tpurbe Elm i6Qrf ge=
laOener Rebplper gefunben.
Die &leiberz unD WoQenpaarenz
6dnbler Qloler Il. Gu6n in 9&etpz0orf
meloeten geitsrn nit $4,000 @erbinb=
lichteiten ibren Concurs an.
= Der 81 Sabre olte &aufmann
Gbas. 3. 8alentine beging geItern in
Srpotlnn, 4.zO., SelbItmoro bur4
GrI9ieBen, pGbrenO er Ii9 in einsm
Sab" auf Der Sabrt na6 feinar 8ee
bauIung befanb. Der @erblidtne
aeiQte Ieit lGnserer 2eit infolge flauen
OsIddftsganges Sang gum S6perz
mut6e, bod fou er ii4 au9 Der Sal
f6ung BON 9(nlpeiIungen i9ulOig ges
ma6t baben.
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81 roRe
2atn.IetuErIt rItell1u1Igo,ee
Gsr
0emoGratte @f<Safft,nore'5
btute, Gienftaa, ocn 80. SIT,
Gbenrs llbr. in Ger
BronOmnD=J nltitlt=l =ln0e.

gEipradeH ron
So6n 6. 6urIt,
GozOtoot far @Ouocrzsur.
0enrp @illioms,
Ganoioat iHr DiapOr.
2t8t6. 81. g. 8orman,
Sen. 5oiepb Spri9g,
2t9t6. Sobn g. Ppe,
Sbo5. 6. @eet5,
CHARLES gB. 9euisler,
Siaat 2o6e Straus,
9tlfreb S. Carr,
8m. S6epparo 8rpan,/
8m. ). Yorter,
9. s. 5Iounoers,
81. 9. Sippett.
GidirIon's 9uIitdrz9apcGc miro s,9eEWdrti3 ieiH
GouSsrt uoH bis ulr Nbcno5.
Sarrp 2SeilcS Ruef,
$3.50 &oriiScr.
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see
GotiOnnl Salt 8ereig

Der Stdot Baltimore
National Building A ssociation.
Eureaur: Simmer glr: 4Os una 500. 5ssiite
QSuielra.
s!utoriirtss SapitaI Sl0.GO0.000.G0.
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SEn1a GnaeS : 81 S"as' 5a I"s 5::pT9iiSsnt Efa1Ssnt
2. 9ScsIep 6jusit. @dcsmciit.r-
=. q. SpHe, SetTttaI.
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bcs GI!lTEsssZ : spcEtcTcHtS.
gSilIiams & sSiGinIue. 3is6tsc0EiIIsntsE.
gepoIitorum: Continental Ra:tcraIsSGnt.
Gi1sriicluHa Der Sccurtdtsn: gieclitp & Se
epfItsGo.
Dfrcftpren:
@rnft :: Snabs, Jun. pom S9r'' SToSe q co.
g lintrm >. @aine. pom saiEs & g|c2orua, SGu'
vi <homa9 SrrI NJ. 5au. Gripelt.
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eSwarS Naimc, g.Ns,r unb S,yousaetcr pss
sStutiGc3 GoGy.pcrocntsr."
laiucs >. 1RGion poz Der Soues 3. @talen 60
q. sst:Ision SSiniams, aulpalt.
Charles Scnrp <mifh ron Sul'th, 2iFon q Go,
gEarsssSduol;r III 8aDltI Eno LapleTiG6en.
MT. W1eS. QrieJarr, Seu'Sustn.
0p.i3.
sir Ti.jeriae7, rr,gI: GrcI5 81 ipagen nIuifth,
obf ,s fciEe beiert Ge:osrts ME Die bier s.bcisne.
girs Slntab.EHs CoE s1ssll Gents no Ylcaot hes
red1tGet ecH GtEIts,r nab &9icUf uuH LHSeiabr 100
EiprCten ~ SlOO-
STs.n0 ,in: gntotI gHt9:: fam gu O.risIbcz glst.
Siei.S 7apifal iurn 81 iracuo ,,uer 3sit nab gb=
fcui cor 2 gtoEc-er nit 8gcseHt sIEiea lur bic
G.ber;eit s:AeetH nsIcsH-
Strlaasen Slt iM Sur,cu o'E Grojrcft
~. GGC \. @ritare,
Ciyebr9,1SI GtN,xaI=Ttana 7.
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- 3u Icbsnsldngli6em 0efdngniiie
lit qeitern 5runt g81re in Sort Worth,
Ser, pegen @ergiftung bon WartinoEJ.
8lad, einam QotomotiOfiibrer an Der
sort 8ortb Ii. 9enDerz Giienba6n, I"
unb bem 2ieb6aber ieiner Satin, perz
urt9eilt pproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-29
9lbeuofIa fen in, @nastfhem

Ibeuortanfu tNt GV9sttneN
uico Der unt:rseidEete ami GRUtbeu beunddit iencu
RripatFlaiisn GurtibeR. Rdhere 9lnsfnrft peroHIib
oper ihrltlid. q. -. zdDpnr.d,
gtr. 2i2S, WScGunpbz Ctr,
nube Niaolicns uHo giortbzIueHue,
CgpH6,llO nAo Eabe allen StaotboaHitEicn.
WtetaQegc Slnmen@Selitm9
lpicoer lpis reu tsraeitcnt II
(259-6D sSr. 1900, SGprrs SpnS@Str.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-11
Personals.

Mr.. ". NJ. Yearly is attending the
Virginia State fair aud incidentally visit
ing friends in Manchester.
Mr.. j. o Brock left to day via Rich
mond for New York.
Messrs j. r. Lindsay, d. O. Mangnm'
7. Edgar Cheek, Geo. Vint and others
returned from Raleigh this morning.
Sam Lehman, who is well remembered
as a former citizen of Durham, has re
Gently had severe stroke of paralysis at
his home in Beuna Vista, Va.
DR.. N. H. Z. Clark went 10 Franklin.
ton yesterday to see his mother who ia
reported to be quite sick.
MIR. W. q. Bradsher, chief of the Dur
ham Fire Department, left this morning
for a short visit 10 New York.
Prof. Il. l.. Wharton left thie evening
for the Atlanta Exposition.
: Nj. Holton left this morning for MI
Airy to attend Surry county superior
court, where judge Brown is presiding
Messrs A. q. Rauer and + Il Aren
dell, of Raleigh were here 60 day,
Prof. u ) Butner Left ills morning
for Burlington.
Judge j. T.. shepherd aud Miles Good
win came up from Raleigh on the 10
o'clock train
Mr.. ]. h. Mason returned last night
TO Chapel HILL
Nick German, of Richmond, was here
this morning.
Mr.. I. W. Swilly, who came here soy
eral weeks ago aud held position with
Mr.. @. I PoStley for while, left to day
for New York.
MesSrs. J. A. Long aud W. H. Carroll,
o. Burlington, spent the day here
Mr.. Adam Ross, of Philadelphia,
arrived here this morning as witness in
some cases which the Morehead Banking
Company has against several parties in
Burlington.
MT. alter r. Henry arrived her
from Raleigh at 10 O'clock to day. He
got team and left at once for Merritt.
school house, near Chapel Hill, wher'
there was a Populistic meeting to day.
Miss Addie Reed, who has spent
several months III Philadelphia, returned
to Durham to-day.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-11
Work.EEouse Notes.

Superintendent Leigh, Of the work
house, was in town TO day. He says that
bis squad OF male couyicts, which uum-
bers twenty even, is 1T work now build
ing a bridge over Little River at Russell's
Mills, near South Lowell The six female
couvlcts in his charge are kept busy at
the work house In regard to Everett
Williams, the negro convict who escaped
last week and was arrested near Hicks
town on the day of his escape, but not
until after he had shot Henry Lyon, be
says the Negroes wrists are so large and
his hands so slim that unless hand cuffs
are fastened very tight on his wrists be
can pull his hands through them.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-11
The Mayors Grist.

Mayor Peay had a full court this morn
ing. The fist case on the docket was
of j. S Carter charged with allowing a
horse to run at large. The case was not
heard out aud the defendant was dis
charged There was another charge
against Garter, viz: indnlging in drunk
on Sunday against the peace and dignity
of the State. For this Offences he was
fined $40.
Frank Lewis, W R Williams and
james Rogers were each fined s. for
plain every day drunk7.
Charley Jones, minor, for entering
a bar room. plead guilty and judgment
was suspended upon the payment of the
costs, which amounted to 81
Wolf Bernstein, for losing his temper
and INDUCING in unbecoming language
in a public place was fiued s. and made
to pay costs to the amount of 81.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-11
important land Suit.

The whole of yesterday and to-day
was taken up in court with the trial OF
Bowling against Parrish and wife. The
consideration involved is track of
land Capt William Bowling held a
mortgage and sold the tract Of land,
supposed to be conveyed by it, under
execution. He could not get pos ession
of the land as the defendants claim that
the mortgage was on another tract stu
ated near the one in controversy, and to
which they had no title save an obliga-
ton for a deed upon complying with
certain stipulations. Boone and Bry-
ant and w W. Kitchin represent Par
rish, while Winston and Fuller are push
ing the interests Of the plaintiff
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-11
TWO Lives Saved .

Mira. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City,
| III was told by her doctors she had
Consumption and that there was no hope
FOR her, but two bottles Of DR.. Kings
Now Discovery completely cured her
and ehe says il saved her life Mr.. Thos-
Eggers. 1870 Florida st, san Francisco,
suffered from q dreadful cold, approach
ing Consumption, tried without result
everything else, then bought one bottle
Of Or. Kings New Discovery, and in
two weeks was cured, he is naturally
thankful. LII such results, Of which
these are samples, that prove the won
derfu efficacy of this medicine in Coughs
and Colds. Free trial bottles at J. Y.
MacRae's Drugstore. Regular size SOC.
aud 800.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-11

Hoods Pills cure sick headache, indi-
gestion.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-11

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A. pleasant laxative. All Druggists.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-11
Diocese OF North Carolina Bishops
Visitations, 1895.

December lst-Sunday, High Point.
The HOLY Communion will be admins
tered at all morning services, and at all ser
vices the offerings of the people will be re-
ceived for Diocesan Missions
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-11

merhodi.m on Rising Gronnd.

Rev T J Gatti5 writes to the Chris
tan Advocate that there have been $50
conversions in Durham Methodist
churches within the last seven weeks
He concluded by saying: During the
years have been in Durham / have not
known so much spiritual interest among
our people rs at the present time. Metho-
dism aud religion are on rising ground
HnrA ~
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-11
Valuable City Lot for Sale.

On Saturday, the 2d day of November,
1895, at y m, at the court house door in Raj
eigh, we will sell, at public auction, the lot
and brOwn-stone house at the corner of
Halifax and Johnson streets, in the city OF
Raleigh, formerly occupied as residence,by
the late Mrs. Mary s. Speight. The house
has eight rooms besides a kitchen and
other outhouses; and the premises, with
yard and garden, contains about three
fourths of an acre. Terms: one fourth cash
and residue in SIX and twelve months, With
interest. Possession delivered the lst OF
January next, and purchaser will get the
rent for November and December.
II. ii. BATTLE,
II. Il. BRYAN,
Executors.
Raleigh, N. c., Oct. !. '95.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-11
Chiils and Fever.

''For several years / was broken down,
and suffered with cbiIls and fever. Those
we're followed by long sickness. saw
Hoods SarsaDarilla advertised, and
thought l would try it. have taken a
number of bottles, aud it has helped ne
more than any other medicine.
Mrs. 0 V. POOLE, Craven, N. c."
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-11
BETWaGN OHE8TEB AND LgSOIB.

The 4. & j. railroad Cuuugata Ht e,cAory
and Newton with Western North Car0lida
railroad: Iircolntou with Carolina Central
abroad; CtastOnia with Southern railroad;
Yorkville with G G & railroad; Chester
with Soutl cln, c G & A, g G 81 n and q
& O railroads. J.. 7. NICHOLS, Sept,
a. f. BEARD, Chester, =, Z.
@. f. aud p. Ag'U,
Yarkviile. <. -
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-11

XNTANTED.-An honest active gentleman
NM to travel for reliable established house.
Salary $780, payable $l5weekly and expenses
Situation permanent References. Enclose
self-addressed stamped envelope IA. u.
HESS, Pres.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-11
Col. Car TOR Rrlgadier General.

Clinton Democrat.
Sampson Camp OF C3nfe 5erate Vstc-
rams has cast its unanimous vote for
Col. J s. Carr, o. Durham, for B@igadier
General Of the Second Brigade, Uaited
Confederate Veterans
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-11
nnrham Band in Demand.

The Durham band has received a
proposition to furnish music at the Cum
berland county fair.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-11
FALL PRINTING
I AIR PRINTING

Cotton and tobacco booming Now is
the time to let the people know what
business You are engaged in, A few
thousand circulars and cards may rid
your shelves of thousands Of dollars
worth of goods, or bring to You TIE long
looked for customer.
We are better prepared than ever for
most attractive printing.
1t pays to get good work W c,a do
it. You know that. We do i5 quick and
that's VIVA. you want,
Send in your ord rs.
The record-union., 1895-03-08
THE SUPERVISORS.

New Poundmaster for San Joaquin
Township-Contract for Drugs.
AT yesterdays session of the Super
visors Coroner Miller addressed the
board in reference to his claim of SIS for
burying Cinnamon who was found
dead in a cabin near Sheldon, couple of
weeks ago. District Attorney Ryan re-
ported to the board that the claim was
not a legal one on account of the burial
not having been authorized by the Board
of Supervisors. Miller was allowed to
withdraw his claim, to be submitted to
the District Attorney again.
The resignation of Pound master James
Ellison OF San Joaquin Township was
accepted, and E. w. Springstead of Elk
Grove was appointed to succeed him.
Springstead's bond was read and ap-
proved.
d. +. Hoover sent in petition to be
appointed Poundmaster Of Franklin
Township. There is no vacancy yet in
that important Office, and the petition
was placed on file
Kirk, Geary IL Co. and Fred Kolliker
were awarded contracts to furnish the
County Hospital with drugs.
Two demands of Alfred Spinks
amounting 10 S2l 40 for serving subpenas
were rejected on the advice of the District
Attorney, that official deciding that the
Sheriff should have performed those
duties.
The board then took a recess until this
morning.
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DISPOSAL OF THE CITY GARBAGE
objection to Depositing 1t Within the
City Limits.
Reports OF Sanitary Officials to the
Board OF Health-Records of Births.
Deaths and Burials.

The City Board of Health mat last
evening, Drs. II. L. Nichols, Waggoner
Parkinson. Wizard and Trustee Lawton
being present.
City Physician Fowler reported that 46
deaths occurred during February-22
males and "a females. There were q
births. The death rate was 1874 per ]. 900
in population estimated at 10000.
DR.. Ogden. Assistant Physician. re-
ported that he had treated Is patients a.
the Receiving Hospital; new patients
2O3; old patients. 209; treated at County
Jail, 80; outside treatments, 70; total. 537.
Number of burial permits issued So.
shipping permits issued, 9.
Plumbing Inspector V. j, Tollev ra.
ported that J. E. Tilden had passed the
necessary examination before the Board
of Plumbing Inspectors, and was granted
a license.
The report of Sanitary and Building
Inspector George w. Herr was also read
DIR. Nichols said the charter provides
that the names OF deceased persons, their
ages, nativity, etc., should be inserted in
certain books, and he was surprised that
such books had not been obtained.
On DR.. Nichols motion the Secretary
was instructed to purchase the necessary
books.
The ordinance providing for grounds
where the city's garbage shall be depos-
tied, and which was referred to the board
by the Trustees, was then taken up. The
grounds are bounded by and i, Sixth
and Eighth streets.
DR.. Nichols said he was opposed 10 the
dumping Of garbage within the city
limits. There is no question, he said,
but that such state Of affairs would be a
menace to the health of the city.
The Secretary was instructed to submit
the ordinance to the Corporation Counsel
for revision and Encouragement of its
provisions.
A complaint was read about a number
OF low lots in the block bounded by z
and @, Twenty-sixth and Twenty
seventh streets. The Health Officer was
instructed to investigate the matter and
report at the next meeting.
On motion of DR.. Waggoner, the lots
belonging to Eli Mayo, on street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth, are to be reported
to the Board Of Trustees as public nuis-
ances, and that they be declared as such.
The board then adjourned.
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FOR ADJUTANT-GENBRAL
Governor Budd Has Not Yet Made His
Selection,

Governor Budd Has Not Yet Made His
Selection.
Governor Budd has not yet announced
his appointment of Adjutant- General,
and there is much speculation as to who
Will be the fortunate man. In comment
ing on the candidacy of several military
men who have been named in connection
with the appointment, the Pacific 4 naeri-
can OF San Francisco says:
'Rumor has it that Governor Budd has
found the man who fits the cap we have
created, and that is in the person of Lieu
tenan-Colonel c. II. Hubbard of Sacra-
mento. Colonel Hubbard is eligible for
AdJutant-General IN every respect. He
was an officer in the regiment COM
manded by ex-President Hayes and had
splendid service during the Civil War,
having participated at the famous battle
OF Cedar Greek and in all the battles of
Sherldan's Shenandoah campaign. He
has been on the staff of the Brigadier-
Generals of the Fourth Brigade for tif-
teen years last past ana Assistant Adiu-
tant-General on said staff for ten years of
that time. His business and social posi-
tlon IS OF the highest"
There is no doubt that the appointment
OF Colonel Hubbard would give great
satisfaction TO his many friends in this
city, both in military and business cir
cles, where he is highly esteemed,