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The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05
Ni.taB en- Again,

Mr.. w. II. Wilson, a country mer
chant Of Swannannoa, Euncomb,
county, who, it was announced, wa.
q former red hot Democrat. but wen
over last election to the Populists
and took all his wealth with him
and spent it all trying to be electee
sheriff Of Buncombe county, wa,
nominated for clerk. These state
ments touched tender cord in tn.
Fusion heart, and Wilson was elect
ed with whoop.-News & Obser
yer.
Wilson never ran for sheriff il
Buncombe county. That paper i
Just mistaken, that's all; for it can
moi lie. VI.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05

Hon. 5. G. We'll, Of Wilmington
10 In town.
Pres. Geo. +. Winston # IT,
University 10 in town.
Post Master Busbee il confined t,
his room with sickness.
Mr.. James Adderton. brother-ir-
law Of Speaker Walser, is in town.
Pres. Chas. y. Mclver, Of tn.
Greensboro Normal School is in town
Solicitor f.. ". pou, Of johnson
county, arrived in the city yesterday.
Mr.. $. V. Scott, well known
merchant Of SANFORD, il in the city.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Harden, the well
known Durham horsrman, is in the
city.
Mr.. ID. w. Allen, one Of Forest,
vllle's prominent business men is in
town.
Gov. Carr was sufficiently unwel
as to cause him not to be at his Ollie
yesterday.
Prof. Holmes of the Geological
survey paid the office Il pleasant visi
last night.
Senator Wicker, of Chatham couu
ty, who has been very sick for som'
llme was III his seat yesterday.
A telegram was received by Lieu
tenant Governor Doughton from
Senator Cook saying that this gen
tleman was much better.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05
Holding TO the Cash.
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The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05
REYNOLDS IN PElDSytIlE
sunday school TsIis by Prominent WORK
~r-. Meeting. to bee Held la D. 4i.Igu

Cor Of The 'aUcarlat
REfDsyILLK, y. g.. March This
American Sunday schoo. apostle
~pok" here Suuday = Ia 10 a crowd
Ell audience IN the Baptist church.
and vas followed ~ Nr. \. Il.
brough'"n, 81 Raleigh.
The first spoke on The SUNDAY
school a. exists I dav; - lmpor
lance 10 church and State The las,
N the I nr"hchcd Masses. hox -
each them"
In the evening Mr.. Reynold. ad
ir"~@"d about one thousand peouIe
n the Methodt4t church. holding
closely the attention on "improve-
m"nt. have seen IN SUNDAY schools
from California 10 Maine"
II these meetings here are taken
as an earnest Of the meetings set for
4 these gentlemen IN the towns and ct
/ les in North Carolina, their tour vii
be an ovation 10 them and the caus.
they 80 nobly represent Similar
meetings Will be held in Raleigh OF
the ltn inst
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05
CITY Government Affairs.

Yesterday afternoon the COM IN +
mittee on corporation discussed tne
Raleigh city government question1;;
A large number of gentlemen OF al
parties were present. Nothing con-
elusive was done. The prevailing
opinion is that board of police COM
missioners will be appointed.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05
THE WEATHER.,
The Condition and the Forecasts.

The Condition and the Forecasts.
For North Carolina: Showers, fol
lowed by fair, colder with moderate
"cold wave
Local forecast for Raleigh and
vicinity: Rain tonight, furry Of
snow Tuesday morning, followed by
clearing, much colder.
Local data for 24 hours Max
imum temperature 81; minimum
temperature 81; rainfall trace.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05
The CO>-anti Book Trust Bill.

This measure, which has reflected
SO much credit on the able young
representative from Pitt, whose name
it bears and winch passed the House
by a vote of &C to l., has been made
a special order for this morning.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05


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50 &C. m Fl
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u 81. #~r-E s-
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The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05

\ handsome residence in the northeastern
part OF the city: two blocks OF street car.
Location most desirable. a splendid oIpo--
tunlty for one who desires a city horl. Wlrh
all the comforts of the country. Three
1ourths mile OF the capital building
leOotf Address b. care auca~iau
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05

'He CONlCI came III from FOrSytnc
county yesterday.
Much talk was heard yesterday
about bill being stolen.
At a late hour last night DIR. J.
b. Burrell was thought to be in ex-
tremis.
The mayor taxed one lonely law
breaker yesterday 1925 for disorder.
ly conduct.
The probabilities are that the
Legislature will adjaurn one week
from today.
A special term of the Robson
Superior Court has been ordered by
the Governor.
Neuse river is reported as being
heavily swollen and several bridges
reported as in danger.
There will be meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary in the rooms of
the Y. Nj. G.. A. this afternoon.
The Isabella circle of the Kings
Daughters, will give a reception in
the be- aslar Of The lev IashI4a te! To- g
night.
Only routine business was trans
acted in the meeting of the Board Of
County Commissioners yesterday af
ternOOn.
The cotton market was some
what stronger yesterday, and the re-
ceipts for the day were upward OF
so bales.
The Sheriff of Edgecombe county
paid $4,000 in to the hands State
Treasurer Worth, in full of that
county's taxes.
Rev. A. d. Hunter, the Pastor of
the 18th Baptist church, has decided
to continue the revival he has on
hand indefinitely.
Yesterday the county commits
sioners elected Mr.. Wayland Dowd
as a cotton weigher and elected Mr.
Walton Pair to succeed MIR. Rufus
Stevenson.
Quite number of ladies were in
the galleries of the Senate last night.
The night sessions are far more pop
ular with the fair sex than the
regular hours.
The regular monthly meeting of
Ia 49,, sc - l.
Daughters will be held on Tuesday
afternoon, March 9Th, at the Mis-
sion rooms at $50 o'clock.
DIED Late Saturday afternoon,
the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maxwell German, of MENINGITIS.
The father who was in Jail was per-
mi tie / to attanl the funeral of h 8
babe.
Governor Carr has offered a reward
of 500 for the capture of Ben
Brodie, a colored man who killed his
wife in Franklin county. He has
fled and his whereabouts are I'M
known.
The Governor has granted rep
rieve to Billy Mcdaniel who was
under sentence of death in Buncombe
county, for murder. The day of his
execution was March 18th. The
Governor has given him a months
respite.
Judge Starbuck could not get the
lawyers to move peg yesterday
morning, so he adjourned court for
lar. TneiChaa,o Of Gattis VS..
tempts made to better the condition
day. ue Case -
vncr which occupied the day but
urdav was decided III favor OF me NET
. Gattis. o
At $3.50 o'clock Sunday evening D
18th Isabella Evans, the infant l
nghter of Mr.. and Ms. John W. y
ans. died at the age of 10 months. an q
,e funeral will take place IRON \
. residence this morning at ~ Clio
lock. Friends are invited TO at \
nd. DIRE
Affairs. SLY
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05
COmynenCeme MarshaIs

The following are the Marshals
elected by the Literary Societies OF
Wake Forest College for the com
mencement next June:
Euzelian-W. II. Carter, j. Y.
Mangum and w. I. Carstarphen.
Philomathesian-J. w. Carlton, c
Watkins and j. Bird Dowd.
Messrs. |. NJ. Meekins and New
ton have been elected to represent
the societies at the Collegiate con-
test, which occurs in Morehead next
June.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05

Any and all Law Books for sale by VI VI
Smith, Raleigh, y. c.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05
Almost Got Loose.

Especial TO the Caucasian
NEWTON, n. C., March 2.-Elem
Josey. who was convicted here last
week and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for eight years, as being acces-
sorv after the fact in the murder Of
Brown, made an attempt to break
Jail last night by fling the bolts at
tached to the lock. There are nine
teen prisoners confined in Jail at this
time, and but for the }, imfly warning
of the taller who wi%--su,st...H s9lslr-
to the scene, there would have bee
| unite an ayndus of nriS nners
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05

Old papers for sale, % cents per
hundred, at this office.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05
People With Horizontal Heads

Level-headed folks have long since
learned that credit is a very expen-
sive luxury. Stores don't grow big
by accident. Ours is one of the
largest in the State. If We had not
given the people a fair equivalent
for their money, our store would
never have been SO large. If buying
and selling as we do, for the SPOT
CASH, we could not offer you greater
values in every department than the
accommodating credit man. We
would blush to quote you prices. We
keep no books. and as a consequence
have no book-keeper, no collector.
no lawyer to pay, and yet our bust
ness is increasing every day. Our
customers merit the compliment as
well as ourselves, and any one has
Al t1iv ,----' +hraugh each depart
- 'Ih s S6oH Il SocleS,,~s the latest
~ 70 ha convinced 1874. co.,;oes.
les. best quality and lowest pfia'ze III
)ur specialties are: 49,
Dress Goods, Silks, Trimmings, etc.
aces. Edcings, Embroiderles, etc. nu
Nermaid Silk Waist, IN all colors ~ ~,
d figures. c o+o sci
" nlte " oooe, e 81;
Mems and Boys Furnishings and mi
othing. Ch;,
Mems. Ladies', Misses and Gnu. I:
EMS Shoes, in all of the latest
House Furnishings, Trunks, Crock pc
". Lamps, and in fact everything oi
9pt in large Department Store. e
Respectfully. in
D. II. SWINDELL,
2O6 Fayetteville Street sa
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Boarding House

Mrs. Mary J. Wilson, Of Henderson. =.
G., and mother of ;. otho Wilson has
opened the Adams Mansion as a boarding
house on the corner of Eientun and Person
streets. two squares east of the Capitol.
Best house and location in IL and
Sls 1890 has bug ;assS Lon:
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05
Statesmen Wanted

70 sell pennsylvania growing Nursery stock
when IS HE BFsT II THE GRID. All new
sFECIALTIEs a. well a. the standard vari.t:.-
OF ri IT. aud oRNAMENTAI~. 10 :,r.yio.-
experience necessary. Salary and frayrliil.,
expenses paid; white for terms. stating ;,4,n
Ho"rKs, Bro. x THDMA-. Maple Avenue
Nurseries Wes, Chester. Pa fehl,;,
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05
EDWARDS & BROUGHTON.
PkISTKEs AND BIsDKEs,
RALEIGH. y. &.
Female NpakDpSSpy~A


Want every -nsn and woman In the rn..s-j
States interested n the OPIUM and wnlsky
habits tc have one Of nv books on these de.
eases Address Il. NJ Woolley, Atlanta. c.
Box "a. and enc VIII be senx 200 tree
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05
or Sale.

~ - =
experience. Terms all right. Call.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05

mo HUMBUG."
have no private receipt that cured me
/ to give yon- No {. .. ID. FRAUD
Ri have got cure for Lost Man
hood and all the ills that accom-
pany tins disease. And a this advertise
ment costs money, and my MEDICINE Is
NORTH SOMETHING. E0EE
have nothing TO give you q e..
lie product Of pure North Carolina herbs
Tablets, - in Box, 500. by mail, sealed,
postpaid.
If you can be cured, this Will cure. Write
me stating your case and If 81 OILS enclosed
l VIII send medicine ami full directions and
Will guarantee cure. If can do no good
VIII say so ami return your money Write
TO me.
JAS. A. SMITH. DKrGGISr.
NEWTON. y {.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05

4l9, for he relief OF Jno. W. Thomn-
son, receiver.
ACT to amend 1862, laws Of 1892. relat-
ing TO stock law Of Robson county.
9S1, to restore money paid ia State
board OF education certain grants 10
which the board Of education could moi
make title.
The daily Caucasian. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1895-1895, 1895-03-05

The probabilities are that the
legislature will adjaurn one week
from today.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-01
A Lively Night.
Adjourned.

Savannah, Ga. Feb. 27.-It took the
entire police force and eleven compa.
MES Of militia last night to protect
ex-Priest Slattery from a mob. He
delivered a lecture here on Catholic
ism" and a mob of between 5000 and
1000 gathered around the hall. break
ing the windows with stones and
threatening to kill the lecturer when
he came out. The police and militia
drove the crowd back and escorted
Slattery and his wife to the hotel.
which was strongly guarded all night.
This morning everything is quiet
There is no appearance of trouble.
Slattery and his wife are both an
nounced for lecture tonight, how
ever, and it is feared that the mob
may again assemble
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-01
GENERAL FILE.

I oLNEhAL fiLE
Senate Sub for 25-An Act to refunt
the money donated to the State for Nevada,
exhibit at the Mid-Winter Fair. Referred
o Com on the Whole.
Assembly resolved itself into a Com. Of
the Whole to consider Sub for %. Com
rose and reported the bill back to the House
with the commentator that it do not pass
! Report adopted.
The bill then passed by the following vote:
Ayes 20. nays !, Hogan voting in the mega
| tive.
Francis introduced resolution out of
order allowing DR.. Hogan the use Of the
Assembly Chamber in which to deliver q
lecture tomorrow night. at 7:3o. Carried.
Sub. for 80 (Gcrman)-An Act in rel
alton to the m aintenance and supervision of
Public Schools. Passed unanimously.
Recess till O'Clock pm
AFTERNOON SESSION.
B 50 by Coryell-An act amendatory OF
an act defining manner of electing Comfy
Commissioners. This bill makes the County
Commissioners elected by all the votes in the
county instead Of by the people in the several
districts. Bill was argued fer nearly an hour
by German, Russell, McNanghton, Coryell,
Beck. Speaker Allen, Mcdonald, Francis and
Denton. The bill was passed by the follow
ing vote: Ayes, IS; nays, S.
GENERAL FILE.
8 B IS; relative to the maintenance
Of Public Schools. Bill passed % to 8.
A B 90; act relative to maintenance
Of Public Schools. Lost.
A B Ill; act to prevent the spreading |!
Of contagious diseases and establish q
Board Of Health. The bill having no |
clause it was referred to the
Judiciary committee,
As. Con. Res. IL. Tabled
As Con Res No 10. Relative to
amending the Constitution Of the
State Of Nevada making it treason to
)uy votes. Motion to indefinitely post
bone. Beck rose to inquire what had
become OF his constitutional Conven-
ion Resolution. Allen thought it was
n the committee. Denton said it was
n the Senate, once lost and under re-
Resolution 20 table
ost. Motion to adjourn lost Hogan
eld that the crime OF treason was
by death, and he hoped
ne resolution would pass Noel
laimed that there was no such pun
;hment for treason and existing laws
covered the crime OF vote
uying. After considerable wind
lew off on the crime Of vote buying
lie resolution was indefinitely post
oned.
A b 81 act relative to revenue for
e support Of the Government. Pass
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-01
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
A Record Of the Proceedings Of the
Seventeenth Session.
THIRTY EIGHTH DAY.
THIRTY NINTH DAY,
Senate met at IL A. NJ.
Gov. Sadier presiding.
Prayer by Rev. Nash.

l.
Gov. Sadier presiding.
Prayer by Rev. Nash.
GENERAL FILE
Assembly Bill H. Revenue for the
support OF the State government.
Passed
Committee on Internal Improve
ments reported favorably on Senate
Bill 40.
Senate Bill 81 Act relative to issu-
ing bonds for road purposes. Amend
ed in the Assembly so as to read "gold
coin" instead of lawful money. )"
Amendment adop'ed 8 to 5 and bill
ordered engrossed.
Senate Bill 81 Maute. Act to re-
gulate proceedings in courts of JUS.
tice. Judiciary.
Maute gave notice that the Com
mittee on Irrigation had organized.
Senate Bill 80. Mills moved to in
definitely postpone. Motion with
drawn. It was an act to amend the
fish law and allow indiscriminate fish
ing the year round. 1t was Wig rous-
ly opposed by Mills. wEo said it would
destroy the fish industry Of Nevada.
The vote stood to 2 and President
Sadler cast the deciding vote. Com
ms moved to amend the title and call
it "An act to destroy the fish industry
of Nevada"
Summerffeld moved to table motion.
Vote stood Z to Z. The Chair again
voted with the friends Of the bill and
tabled motion
Recess until 2
There was considerable discussion
after adjournment.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate met at O. clock.
Senate Bill 4S. Act submitting GER
tain questions to the votes of the Reno
precinct in 1896
Senate Concurrent Resolution Is.
Relative to a Constitutional Conven-
ton. Temporarily tabled.
Senate Concurrent Resolution IL
ion. Temporarily tabled.
Assembly Bill so. Relative to attor-
leys and counsellors at law.
requires license fee Of SO for each
'erson securing a certificate for prac-
icing law, the same to go to the Lii
rary fund. The former fee was s25.
.ost by unanimous vote.
Senate Bill 40. Act relative to draw :
ng iuries. Passed
Senate Bill Al. Act in relation to
ublic roads. Passed
Assembly Bill rs. Act relative to
aiming licenses, Lost by unami-
Gus vote. e
Assembly Bill 81 An act relative n
public highways Passed. e,
Senate Bill 81. Act limiting power d
certain county officers. Passed. is
Substitute for Senate Bill 6. Intro 4,
iced by Judiciary Committee. Act il
lative to the District Court of the tt
ate Of Nevada. Passed h,
Senate Bill 10. Act preventing Oh
omen from visiting saloons Passed. 81
Senate went into the Committee of WI
3 Whole to consider Senate Bill 20.
d OF the State Agricultural Society III
holding annual fairs. Bill referred 81
Committee on Ways and Means. nc
senate Bill 81. Act to prevent ma ev
lous injury to church property. m,
] ordered engrossed.
adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-01
Nellie McHenry.

jolly Nellie McHenry, in her Circo
Comedy, "A Night at the Circus 6
funny conglomeration Of humor judi
ciously intermingled with pretty
dances, catchy songs and original
music, proves conclusively that the
author has struck the popular fancy.
and seems to know what the people
want Come to the Opera House
Thursday 9TH and see for yourself.
The Southern Pacific ferry boat at
Port Costa broke piston rod yester-
day. The accident will lay the boat
up for month.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-01

The Montana Legislature has passed
> stringent anti.gambling bill.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-02

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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-07-10
The "Stanlling Adj"

The man of standing ad," TX the backbone
Of the newspapers, says the Summerville,
tMass.) Citizen, and the solid man of the COM
munity.
In summer or winter, in Sunshine or rafn,
his name greets the public eye with every Is
sue OF the paper. and people come In uihe 20
regard him ~ well established in successiul
business, whether they ever have been his
patronR or not.
HNoth{ug succeeds like success" and the
public. once getting the idea that a man s do
ing we'll stands ready to patrUniZe him and
turns 10 him naturally when they happen Ia
want anything In his line.
Somehow or otter his nome has become IA
uaiIiar Ii Is associated with an idea of sta.
ever others may be, this man Is 10 be trusted,
and people feel that as a matter OF course ne
whose uame they see SO often IL thriving, ana
they prefer to patronZe the PROSPEROUS man.
He may tie q grocer, q photographer: Goa
dealer 4 real estate agent, a dry goous tner
chant jeweler-no matter what ms lne, thlt
"inap OF standing ad." is instinctlvely recos
nized as The represent tative OF IT, apq pasrnh
age comes TO him naturally: not all In rush
but, slowly. steadily and surely.
His modest announcement take up httie
pace-a few inches at the most "DuI tns
,Ane and the business always stri ke the eye
They impress themselves unconsciously upot
me reader. ,
The man grows in general estimation aS toe
month roll on business Is inevitably assocl
led with his name. We speak of him 10 oth
,rrs at .Rian." the real estate man.
We enave no use for Blank now. but Whet
we want TO buy or hire II house. Blanks name
u the first that comes 10 mind, and we call q
in this simple fact lies the whole secret O
1be success Of persistent advertising.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-07-10
THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE,
Abbeville Welcomes Distinguished Educa.
tors to Our City.

tors to Our City.
The County Teachers Institute was opened
on Monday at the school building.
Prof Chas. H. Albert Of the noted Pennsyl.
vania Normal School CT Bloomsbury, Is con-
ductlng the work. Prof. Sutcllft Of the same
school ably assists him.
The teachers of Abbeville County gladly
welcome these Northern educators, who have
come so far in order that the teachers Of this
county may know the thoughts Of our distant
brothere.
It gives us pleasure to state that all who
have heard these gentlemen are pleased.
presented each day. II is hoped that many
teachers Will avail themselves Of the oppor-
tuniLy offered.
A synopsis OF Prof. Albert's lecture:
The first subject taken up In the line OF d.
dactIc work was 1.-The Two Appetltes" by
Chas. H. Albert.
This was meant as Introductory 10 the work
of the week along the line of psyt biology and
This Subject was discussed under tn follow
ing heads:
/. The Physical Appetite-under which the
child was viewed from the animal side of Its
nature, and rs manifestlng desire for food.
etc.
III. The Mental Appetite. First showing or
claiming that there existed In every child
born, as strong mental appetite Tor intellec-
tua food as that OF the physical appetite for
physical food. The second part OF the sub
iect wns sub divided into three heads:
q. The Sense Hunger Period.
b. The Fact Hunger Period.
c. The Manhood Hunger Period.
In the discussion OF these application OF
them was made to the various ages and capa-
bilitIes of children.
The subject for Tuesday along this line was
Underlying Principles in Teaching" and
the principle ones cited we're:
l. The Object OF Education.
ii. The Nature of the Material TO be Used.
III. The Nature OF The Tools to be Used In
the Operation.
w. How to Conduct the Operation.
All these were of course discussed as In
their application to teaching.