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Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19

or Stptcus geItDrer, er aniest for en- /
ut Bag tpJtia Wauo. Icuuc S'ole
TN 'retpentere3 al baaoe auinoer On
Mrno, % set sr morIomt at Il, buor
llalia cgiaa 3enterue Fan 6liue til at
BRUCE 3erneur, mar te iaar noosn
&oeIif; Oct bRrle mco Dem er. at 81
lao of,e maa Baa mco "faIlgot' 5inare,
l%tott1ri men BET 9i0r 10 iuttt til Ga
gen, naar set bare bliber paa Wpoeu
Ter Gamerne at gaa meo "5Rsiel"
l6osbtnbing) ie9 for min Gel ipnc5
BET Ct Ii9eiaa bra iom ell 0ulorina
meo BRED 4laoe og meO roo Steu t.;
men Sma9cn er 10 / bette 2tDtfe meget
fOrij Zig.
%eo OmrrSioSiene / 5auolano or;s
yer man nu paa mco bet upe 8eianlQo,
% Brottarerre 9iQarerne til
Sr0en er III mart f2rOi9c. groen
li'0e5 IDittanO at Seru. Zen leg
9es over Gtoer miot imeQem 5usiene,
o9 "a Den life mae fomme / 8ergrelie
tneo 2ommcret, Tom Der Oite 'arer /
ltor' 0ou8e neooUer, naar Gloen oaar
nor % boi, iaa lG99ss 8rcen mcoet
but meo SOB / Seonbrsooe meb Glpen.
Seien, 'om for en- tor Del maa uomi.
llere5 I bet tGt unoer 3oroitorpen fla.
grnoe Jiclo, Itol 9aa lan9s 9joraoet
9lfIllem 2anosorrftaiin o. tommc
'9jcn pno een 9amle &si ct Stco ueo
%Ioolen 9Iombnu8en. gil 8rom ca
&el'n beOtI9coe Stortbin8ct forrioe
Var $4,000 &r. men innr mao Der at.
ter beOiI8es ct betgoeIi9t 8elo6. 9trs
bel2ct CT I'LL / inlo Sang, % Ser CT ct
multcrt Gin, tiuti9t at ie til for BEN
Iorbltorenoc. W}au ignger % trailer,
meotts OtineGomrene onnoier I react.
mrS68 Tott, % Sc fore Stcue flutes
o8 ,cttc5 UNDER Ben ipoUanljae Cana:
"S.tit Poo'en BEL, baa! 2la ilyt poa'ea
let, tel, bao." % iaa 9aar Oct. 8eo
%clon.rG8et bglgc5 III Ii9e peo 8rorn
ct Gu3, boor 8. Z. NtOIebO % q.
6o8'e o8tcr at oripe 6nnccl, mebens
4rbejoct ioregoar. Gtneliloi oil bette
Stco o3iaa lenere bliUe ct meget 6els
oi9t @onoel3Iteo, iom u%iItnot in0cns
'tnoc olI bliue u6enpttet. Gosiefalbene
Der otl onta9eli9 o9iaa / ben nprmeIte
6remtto blipe beore ubnDttet END bio
til. 6OrtiOrn er Der, Tom befienot, ct
4nr Itcrre 8urrnebrr9 og ct Sa9brua.
6r. 8. Z. Woiebp bar fjpbt &et til
&onO'oloet pan beitre Sibe al NgmDtz
lefo3I en- li9e o~oetfor BEN upe 8ro, GA
oeriteos aft uomineret Ell 0enoe til
9eonin8 al 8ouoet. Sau n9ter iig efs
ter Si9enoe til beriteos at nulpa9e ros
get inouItrlelt; man 9jetter pon ct lltbs
ipinoeri, Set ituloe life unore mia,
ON Der on no8le Gar refer fig Ell (ioen
5abritbD omtriu9 oisie pra8ti9e Sos.
o9 bar Der bare 5oreto9iombeo
NOT hos @runoeierne, Iom er ri9e %
mp9ti9e Meuo, iao uitoe bet mart ite.
6osiere er om9iUne al fore Og aooe
at De beOIte / Nmtet, o. en-
cerfra til NotOoben piloe
me9et biQi9 at anl999e, bo
Eerranet er fla0t % @runoet goo me-
item belle Been uboOer. NfItanoen err
uel 16-17 ailomtter.
8aaroeu Saiin oil III bliue @ieitaiz
for Nlpor. Gen befienbte gamte
SOlit bar teiet ben for 5 2(ar
ital begpnOe Der til sommeren.
Oct er bog ct Sper9smaal, ON bun
aar be, omiO8te Get til GluOialg, eno.
tignt 8etten i benoes 6aroer iugens
unoe oiloe bliue mj8bru9t. 5orrige
lar bar Der ~laugsmeo @elen ct lltal al
'@auter", Der BOG fit FIN fortjente
Straf / 5orm al Multter, e~fterat Ser
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19
s,ot aarsan9.
s,.t, fra Sitteroal.
80 lgi ~. Spnio).

-
,ofter for he mango 5ilsntn8er
~ a,,pe. ie8 faar ira mine mango
qImcrifa, % bet 9l9oer mig,
S''n., erfcr at bsre iteoie mere fra
~Rofea". g}aar je8 MI life bar
ns ma lrnoe, iaa bar bet i'm Grnno
Nv, i,3 o-faa f6r bar b'merfet, at
N, bar turoet la89e 8eIa8 paa
p5,,,s 5paltcr paa en- 9lO; min gSots
I.,.in,r par 10 lopIi9 lang. "9es
...os.gofen" be8pnOer III at ioo
.,s,, Qricre pgiao / 9itteronl. glas
~, 1rfss meO mrgen Snteresie, % S,
W.. FAR ienot ben biem til Gar %
r,r bar bcrpeO 8iOet benz en- Oatter
~, g}aar "8oitcn" er left, laanes
~. ,;,rne ND, iuotil Der life er "5iaa"
wrmrene meo min 8eItriuelie
= motos6,u bar MI Ell Eio lang cirtls
l,,t Oernoe, o8 BET ct barmeliat; men
=, ,ror revpc ieg faar Ell Sap igien al
nslaants 9toOe. "SeO arnen" er
~ar, 7~moaoutters gnclir9sblao. Mine
srtt,r taloer C~nsousene fine Geburtss
,,,, foroi be oa iaooanli9pis iaar
gi,set Soften. Dc imaa 8repe
r. 9ormrrc CO andre uooper Qanoet
MFR oitr ct notiaa tpoeli9t Spros c9
,irr arb 8cItco ON be fOrifieaige
arsolot, cs bet ct bet jnit, Soft Der
trr,s ON at uioe til enboer 5io; je9 bill
ortorSrt 6~jttcroptcrne til at itriue liot
motcr" fra sc CRATER, bUor be tcs
mr. 9t ujl lnie bet meo Snteresie,
afr / golcu itnar aft bel til. &intes
rr par milo og COB til ueo &puOelss
nrg.iow l2oen 6cbr. }; men iiorn bar
nn prrct iconitren9. s Mnrts bar
ii a,pt i,crc minore Snefalo, fortiOcu
saSer vi y1a at iaa ct fort ct. s Sc
taar ca @lart3 pleier 9DoeIi9bcoen at
sryt terit her bpert Gnr; men iaar
bar Sunobro5tilitduoeu oGret COB /
glminocu8bco. g}o9lc bar bog o9ina
iaat % TarUeI. Sblanot oi$ie
raa rrunc3 8i9erne NaIte Mt. Gimme,
20 Var Of, % Sn9ri glnlmosO. Mcl.
~, 90 @or al. @nmle Sborn Dish.
naur oooc for no8le Dag iiocn. 8
minGa al forri9e Iar opoe nptIaa
nar3c, Seq iaa eiter | 9reiteus 8og
toj Ell 6ortegnelie for glaretS iioIte
baIpotl. Zen fer iaaleoes no:
7p0e or: 9usmauo Salpor Often
asn, iDot 1907; Nrbeiber Sans Chr.
6Doeraao8mano Spenuua
/ SentsruO, Nrbeiosr Ole .. SerSs
Scrneue Saloor s. Sicne %
Built garlien 9lBiten. 3prlrae
iDot 1910, ban babe iarmas
'atiit Ggamen al 1888. Susmnnos,
On 2tOrtcI 3b. WIoeu uuber Seimpr,
Yn3mono5ente Qaite Sansbatter S)a.
en- nnHcr TinnGs. fcbt 1918, 5goe.
IbOne SUenungsbattrr Sleps
fpOt Poa 6aaoe / 1919; Some Sn.
'S'r8 [6oritensbater etisstafn, So.
'roaoscnte gIar9it 6. Saabcrg. 81,
il'f'rrco ocoe ingsn / gtarets IioIte
nlr0cl.
Zen GlbIte / S~jterbal M lepenoe
t''on cr Gn'e @unoor g"rolooolen,
.1 fr fDot I Snnerlta Toe Jebr, 1899, {
I'LL oIt'aa er oper 96 Qor oammcl.
90 o21ne Cite bar leg uoelaOt Dem, |
Ut j'3 bar OmtnIt / tiotieere aorrcs {
Cnoauicr. /
J% noitc M}aancOer al iprrige gtar
'pl8troe P9teUieoe: |
EN''rtaHo, 6obritarbeioer Ole s.. {
''0s'1Ho % &i9c 2Inne @resersootter {
'!''a, Un8tarl Sobn Often Mocn ga {
3' &5one CIV. Segeu, GntemanO /
7t 9oHien 9aoNolt % Iige Sn9c. (
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19

Dian bgr life beoemme Ell Utanos
@Groi eiter bans fore G9enitaber, men
eiter ben 8ru9, ban sigr af bem.-2a
No6eioucauto.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19

Ser ontaar Slaper at lyue o. frie
WtRno at tale ianot. ~ ontaiane.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19

borg 6. Guie, rln0tarf 9ubn g. grer
o9 &i9e 9bcra 0lsoatter Ejrurs, Gn.
tsmano Cars 9borjuIeu gelta at sanS,
% 4i9e Su8ebOr8 5o9nso. Satin, Gu
temnno 3oBu Sob. Gten6aua o. Bloc
8nro Si9urOso. 9eigen at Gauoc, Gn.
temono DE SatpOrien Graonin9cn Ga
Bi9e @tar it 91~nnefsoottcr Qnuuos.
taos, nr9farl Sans 0l'eu 0O6en %
9i9e Sn8ebOr0 6tsbotter 9iene, llna-
tarI Die 36Oriuien WUen % 4i0e 3n-
crib Sc. Galene, llu9tarl DE 5. eauer
% Ft9e anue Ot8O. Gem, llu9tarl DIE
Often Stia U9 gi9e Nsfaus RerisOui-
ter SasbOttcn. Som man Ter, er Ter
nOtioa lioli9 8eoaselic / 6olfelipet
S9rlts ipnes bet merteliot, at iao
mango Glfemeuo netop / Gluten al
Torri9e aar paanp betrnnbte 9Ggtefa=
bets Sone, 5uar pi life ct ooot g(ar
M efterpaa bet Der, ian ucb life ia.
S aaret 1894 bar Der / Sitcroal al
leoenoe ieote 103, Wlanbfjpn AZ, spin.
oetlrn 81, beraf 4 uaete; 4 bar cgos
fsote. sGsterjeoe 8ar %; &oufirme.
reoe 40. "a @ntter % 16 Giser. As er
osoe, al Wanofjon %, af 8pinoetjsn
20. Slanot De 3pbe bar en- Sremmeo,
Sn9enicr aarl 9nson.b @e9oabl, gift,
/ 9broubbiem 1865; ban bapoe
lrpct cit Tio / @6tca9o. "a ban font
bio, nar ban ipg, % ban bpoe efter
no9le Tigers 5Orlpb pna 2~nnospnrt i
9tae6erreo, boor ban bar beTipftioet
meo at cpmaale @aorbcn.
3il Gmerita ubpanorco / 1894 fun
faa. 8arc 3 tO9 9ttteIt, nemli9 DIE ..
SrGItoa 6uitru % benoes 2 9rrn. st
Bar reiite uccn 2(ttef. = 1898 fit
% HerIoncr berfra llOilgtnin9sotteIt
til Nmcrtta, bUoraf A ira QiIeberreo.
altto0eli8 reiItc og'oa oa uU9te uoen
9tat til Abe SuIeoag ncobrpuotc
&aonin98buiet paa &naia oco g6iu.
5~OroUcicn ifulOe netop ouertuoes al
Cars 8. Eoe9auroen, Tom o9teoe ia til
II flDtte bio itrnr ODE gtytaar "a Der
or allereoe baooe bru9t Ell Gel 9psgre
8aa 8ranotioen Itoo 8laoieu
% Der bar 2aas for Qpreu.
Sa Sloen oeo 4.5ioen ON Moraenen
'rso no ps opoaseoes al Soft i 9Iabps
a9et, baooe ben iaaet Sperbaano %
rnoe life Iluttes, bporfor SrIet neo.
9a Soft fom til 8ranoItes
ct, blcO ma opmerfipm paa, at ct
Stnon bar uotc9et, buorfor man for.
1ooer, at ur9eu mot babe trebet ,ub
or at itjale, Cuer oeian tror man, at
Sloen ct paaIat i9iernem @irouet bet
'na @nluet li99enoe Stuff eitcr en- fore
a8en Separation / Stuen. ut Der
o%reli99er en- 5orbrpoelie, ipnes fart;
tel be foreta9ne unoeripselier bar life
ort til no9et Gciultat enonu. @ieren
I Sn'et % Snbboet bar en minore bts
Wano; ban bapoe intet osIures
IT % fiber oerfor ct ipleli9t lab. Ser
prre Ell eller Here StortDUe %
iItringer / 8p9ocn; tbi i DC ienere
lar er en MrnQoe itrrre o. minore
puerter be9aoet. Gnort REFER Der
mart Sicblnnr fra Stns
irene; ior ct gar glor iioen beauties
sr ct fort Snobruostpoeri / 9aro.
GnrllerS 8utif, % Der poiaa
luoe Ipueue paa Ell uoprren Maaoe
fig AT 6DrItIffer. Set er Ell
5cloia QobbeItemmelie, al man life bar
90 til at p~iIitere, bnpoe Ell FABIAN
rem9onasmaace oaret looli9, piloc |
opeue formooeutli8 pGret faltet Ipr (
,uge focn. Gtlnotpue CO 6DtpUe I
,es Der oaina at bore ter % Der / E
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19
en- Ulvffe

sr bet at brre ino, men bet CT tilirebs
f%tleroe, udor man mad BRUCE Wcbisiu, al
'uHns erholoe ct Wioott. Tom garife pasitI
for 5n8oommen. 3et ieritt iom b5r ta8e3
pRoer S%etragtuirg. er G~uaoommeuB Iayio9
Tr 5bpop bar life ttiireosIH0gt meo ben
Birnoie Stii, at forsfirioe he iaa'alofe "BtoOr
rsniere," Der iuu briupsr mi0lrrtioiJ Sin,
orin9, oa be lite fieruer Gp9oommcrs Nario1
Gr,Sboopsl uberisQri!er pGaUite, at Maucu
2toeren, aprerne "a ole be tuore SrgoueI
'ontrcuere8 AZ ptsie 8eruer. Raar oiaie
Ncrper er %iuFfIsbs % uomattcoe. fsitcr otsis
Grsarcr I at uoigrc iiur 5uH'tiou.r pa4 osu
rette 9aaoe, % Gpspspfn, Gatosings o.i.o.
cpitonr iom en- J0Ige bcraf. Oct or 5gosu
ot ipiier, iont irenbrinssr 8tooet, o. oeriom
oerue iffe bliuer orosrtli9 iorbgiet % for.
onnoEet til Blob. Ben o. Wu'tlsr, oil 6el.
breocn lioe os 5p9oom p~aaislss
Or. Sboops @ieuopretter er Fl
Waue.t 9euer. % Rprc gRgemtOorl, oa ben
ptrfsr pda be Reruer, boor Nariaasu iinoes
Site en- "Rsroiue," men en- 5goe for BE-
iu9'ieoe 9croer.
Eao apptbs'sr eler frit tilienot pr. Grpreis
for Sl.00.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-19

oaFHerHe paa vrs
S,'''lt'et i 8OOt SUM
W oil ialOe mere n
aSR trc-fire lloeI
The news & observer., 1895-09-14

AS the school year opens, att.ntiou IS
directed to the oft-repeated advice Of
leading educators, warning teachers, pa
rents and scholars against the fearful re-
salts of exhaustive brain work among
young people.
To thousands of girls and boys, IN
nerved by the strain of school life
Paine's celery compound (which was first
prescribed by Americas greatest teacher,
Prof. Edward E Phelps, M. D. LII. D.. g,
of Dartmouth College, has been a bless
ing, making them well and strong, feed
ing the brain and nerves, and enriching
and purifying the blood,
The recent recommendation Of Paine's
celery compound by Principal Camp of
New Haven and the equally outspoken
praise of this greatest of remedies by ex-
President Cock of the National Teachers
Association, are two of the thousands Of
such testimonials from parents and
teachers throughout the country.
The news & observer., 1895-09-14
1T WAS A BOND.SYNDICATE
MARKET.

Reference was made yesterday in the
editorial columns of this paper to the
unsteadiness given to the markets by the
tardy deposit by the Bond Syndicate of
the amount necessary to make up the de-
fcit in the treasury reserve.
Upon the heels of this, come reports
yesterday from Wall Street which indi-
cate a sharp spasm in values, if uot al
mos a semi-panic.
In other columns this morning, r.
views of the situation may be seen from
three different standpoints, a paragraph
from the stock market review saying
"The eccentric,ty of movement which
has nearly all the week characterized the
speculation in Wall street was again
| conspicuous to-day. Ord
Darily the expectation that the govern
ment syndicate would come to the rescue
would have offset even larger exports,
but undoubtedly a favored few were
taking advantage Of prior knowledge of
an event that soon threw the financial
community at large temporarily into
semi panic"
Another account says that all signs
have failed, that no accounting can be
made of the strange flow of gold, nor
can experts see any way of explaining
the erratic course of the market.
Meanwhile, Lazard Freres, among the
largest gold-shippers, are leading mem
bers of the syndicate, and rumors of dis
ruption of the syndicate threw fever
into the situation, with consequent ex-
element upon Mr.. Morgan's denial
In brief, the hand that holds the
money virtually churned the market yes
terday in way-to confound even street |
traders, and it is not among the unlikely |
things that the next twenty-four hours
will develop some causes for all this that
may prove of great moment, if not sensa-
tional.
And in the wake of it all comes the
persistent suggestion of another bond
issue.
The complication and mystery of it all
do not SAVIOR of plain dealing and Ameri-
canism.
The news & observer., 1895-09-14
DEMOCRATIC RECORD THIRD
TERMS.

On the 10Th of December, 1875 in the
Federal House of Representatives
adopted by vote of 234 to 18 resolu-
ton, offered by Hon. W. NJ. Springer,
which set forth that "in the opinion of
this House the precedent established by
Washington and the other Presidents of
the United States, in retiring from the
Presidential Office after their second
term, hes become, by universal concur
renee, 8 part Of our republican system Of
governments; and that any departure
from this time honored custom would be
unwise, unpatriotic, and fraught with
peril to our free Institutions
The American public has not changed
its opinion since then, and the Demo
cratic party will not change front. No
man will ever be President three terms
until the people lose faith in free govern
ment and are ready to crown a King.
We do not believe that Mr.. Cleveland
has the remotest aspiration for third
term. 1t is men who seek to hatter him
for selfish ends and his enemies who
are responsible for the third term talk.
No man with sound sense would aspire
to third term. Many bad things have
been said of Mr.. Cleveland, but nobody
has ever called him a fool.
The news & observer., 1895-09-14
RALEIGH AS A TOBACCO MAR.
KET.

That was an inspiring scene witnessed
yesterday in Raleiga's two tobacco ware
houses to those who look to see this be-
come one of the chief tobacco markets in
the State. There was fac tobacco, good
prices, pleased buyers, contented sellers,
and happy on-lookers. Raleigh took the
first long step yesterday towards the
building up of its tobacco interests. Let
all her citizens say, as Moses said of the
people of Israel, That they go forward y
Raleigh is rival of its neighbors, and
will be a close competitor if the people of
the city realize the Importance Of pulling
together to make the most Of the impe-
tus recent sales have given to this mar
ket. All together
The news & observer., 1895-09-14

Nothing in the world so strengthens the
weak, so readily restores lost nerve force,
so surely makes the ailing and peevish
young woman or growing bcy well and
cheerful.
And fer the aged and infrm the whole
world knows its wonderful curative
powers. Rev. Erastus Rawley, president
of the famous Kentucky Female College,
writing to the proprietors of Paine's Gel
cry compound, says:
Il was for several years a sick man.
My sickness was attended with constipa-
tion, with nervousness and insomnia,
and the least excitement would cause
palpitation of the heart. have in the
last three or four years used several widely
advertised preparations Finally took
Paine's celery compound and regard it
as superior to al others, especially if
used strictly as you direct. By using
this | do not suffer from constipation,
inability to sleep, or from palpitation of
the heart as formerly. am still using
Paine's celery compound at times, and
shall take pleasure in recommending 1t to
others"
The news & observer., 1895-09-14
A NORTHERN VIEW OF COTTON.

From the Manufacturers Record.
Such advance as we are making in cot
ton manufacture is all at the South.
Northern mills consumed the same
amount of cotton in the last crop year
which they did seven years ago, or about
100000 bales. The South has doubled.
1t consumed 500, 900 bales then. 1t con-
sumes 10000 900 bales year now. This
Is certain to continue. 1t is true that fine
yarns are spun at the North and coarse
at the South, but this will not be for
long. For seven years all the growth
in this industry is at the South, and as
the market for coarse yarns is filed fine
yarns will be spun. Nowhere else, ex-
cept in China, are coal and cotton side
by side, and ten or fifteen years from
now will see the South doing the manu-
featuring of the world in cotton, rivaled
by India, China and Japan. A terrible
liquidation is before Manchester. .-Phila-
delphia Press.
To comprehend the full import Of this
change upon the future of the South, it
must be remembered that the world has
85, 900, 900 spindles, and that upwards of
So, 900, 10000 are invested in cotton
manufacturing and allied interests, The
South has 100000 spindles and about
800, OOO,0 600 invested in cotton manu-
featuring. Figure out what the transfer
to the South of this enormous business,
of which we have now only about per
cent, means in the advancement Of this
section
The news & observer., 1895-09-14
A TELLING POINT.

Wilmington Star.
Mr.. Eckels, Comptroller of the Treas
ury, in an article in the North American
Review, says the late panic wasn't a cir
cumstance to the panic of 1873, which
lasted for six years 1t may be incl
dentally remarked that the panic of
1873 followed on the heels of the de-
monetization Of silver, and that the re-
coyery didn't begin until the recoining
of silver began under the Bland Allison
aaf
The news & observer., 1895-09-14

PLATT has downed his opponents in
New York just as Brice and Foraker did
in Ohio, German in Maryland, and Qnay
in Pennsylvania. This is a year for
Bosses to prevail in conventions. What
will the people do9.
The news & observer., 1895-09-14
The News and Observer Popular Ev-
erywhere.

Newbeln Journal
Mr.. H. b. Hardy informs us that not
withstanding cries of hard times he is
having very good success in his canvass
for the NEWS AND OBSERVER, which we
are glad to hear. In his work in New
berne every old subscriber be saw re-
newed, and he obtained several new ones
in addition.
The news & observer., 1895-09-14

1t is said that the only exclusively ne
gro town in the United States is situated
on an island in the Mississippi river, a
short dis ance North of Memphis. The
island contains an area of eleven miles,
and belongs to mulatto, son of Ten
nessee man named Judson, deceased.
The town contains $50 inhabitants, and
Is under the sole control of Judson, who
will permit white people to visit it, but
will allow none to remain. He runs the
island, which is fertile and produces
good crops, and the town, and takes
good care of the people in it.
The news & observer., 1895-09-14
RuckIen,s Arnlca saIYe

The best salge IN the world for Cuts,
Bruis:s, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles o. no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by John
7. MacRae.
The news & observer., 1895-09-14

THE retirement of Misses Turbyfll and
Mclean from the editorshlp Of the Liz
coin Courier is to be regretted, particu-
larly by those who look to see women
occupying more prominent positions in
the world They are succeeded by Mr..
Chas. L Coon, of Conover, who will
change the name to the Lincoln Demo-
crat.
The news & observer., 1895-09-14

The yield of cotton per acre will be
less this year than last, and as many
farmers will hold their cotton for high
prices those who sell early are likely to
realize the best prices Patron and
Cleaner.
The news & observer., 1895-09-14

They have found out in California that
peach stones burn as we'll as coal and
give out more heat. They sell at the
rate of $3 ton.
The news & observer., 1895-09-14

In an article by Edward S. Martin in
Scribner's Magazine for September, on
Country Clubs and Hunt Clubs in
America The Swananoa Hunt Club,
of Asheville, N. c., receive honorable
mention.
The news & observer., 1895-09-14
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Oliver Fl. Dockery is for Allison for
president; Pritchard for Mckinley; and
Settle for Reed.
The news & observer., 1895-09-14

THE wonderful development of the
cotton mill industry in the South is al
most solely the work of Southern men
and Southern capital. The Manufac-
turer,' Record predicts that million
dollar factory will be shortly erected in
the South on Northern capital. Good
"JUDGE ". F. L0CKETT'' has been tell
ing North Carolina jokes in Washington.
Is he friend of Abe Slupsky2
The news & observer., 1895-09-14
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The news & observer., 1895-09-14

Colonel Morrison, with "a war record
full of bullets, tariff record full of a
gallantry as heroic as bis soldiers deeds
and manhood record full Of honest
consistency, has the only solid, tangible
Presidential support that has yet been
rendered to any man.
The news & observer., 1895-09-14

The New York Times has had an in
terview with the advertising agents of
that city, who ''feel the pulse of busi-
ness, and their verdict is that the indi-
cations point toward an era of business
prosperity greater than any which this
country has enjoyed for many years
The news & observer., 1895-09-14

Oh, yes, the women are queer Out
in San E ancisco, where man is on
trial charged with the brutal murder of
two young girls in church belfry, they
attend the trial in crowds, listen un-
abashed to the most repulsive details Of
the crime and decorate the dock in which
the accused young man sits with flowers.
Boston Herald.