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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-15
OUR DEAD AT WINCHESTER.

TO the Editor:-We have raised just
about the sum sufficient to place an indi-
yidual marble headstone at the grave of
each North Carolina Confederate soldier
buried at Winchester, Va. / desire, in
behalf Of the relatives of these dead SOL
diers and the Confederate Veterans, and
in respect to the brave spirits whose bod
les make this ground sacred to us all,
to thank those who have aided me in this
work. | desire to emphasize the valuable
services of the members of the Ladies'
Confederate Monumental Association,
OF which Mrs. Armistead Jones is the
honOred and efficient president. They
have done more to make the movement
a success than all other agencies besides.
These headstones will be put up as soon
MS the work can be done. If any mistake
in the names appeared in the list of the
dead that was published some time ago,
it is requested that some friend of such
will write me Immediately the correction,
so that the name on the stone shall be ac-
curate.
We desire now to raise money to erect
a large shaft in the centre of the plot.
This has been done by other States.
There are some towns in the State and
some regiments, the survivors OF which
have contributed very little indeed for
the headstones. | appeal to them espe-
cially, to make liberal contributions for
this object and send them at once to
II. Z. Jerman, treasurer, Raleigh, n. G..
G. NJ COOKE.
Raleigh, Eevembsr 4.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-15
RAILROAD TO LAKE NICARAGUA.

Managua. Nicaragua, Nov. 14.-Via
Galveston Tex-President Zeaya has
decided to grant charter for a railroad
from Lake Nicaragua to the Caribbean
Sea, distance OF about seventy miles, to
two citizens of New York This road
will run north of the route Of the Mari
time canal of Nicaragua, and is looked
upon as certain to lead to a prompt de
velopment of the interior of the republic
and should be of considerable assistance
in the work of building the inter-oceanic
waterway.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-15
OUR SUNDAY SPECIALS.

In addition to the features in our regu-
lar Sunday supplement, our readers win
be delighted with Frank r. Stockton's
story. my Unwilling Neighhor'; Paul
HulIs happy story on ''Joe's Mule; aud
the article by Menagaree on Thackeray,
copied from the Philadelphia Times.
These three stsriss viii be enioyed By
every reader.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-15
Hoods Pills 6ioas aass.' : IS cents
Notice of Sale .

BY virtue OF power conferred on me by q
cel tain MORTGAGE deed duy ecoroed in
Regi t Y Of Wake unity. book g.. pa {
GA I will offer for sale at Il O q ok m al
the court house IN the CT of r eigh y
c. or MONDAY. December 14th. 1895 TO the
highest bidder for cash, fifty acI' of a d
more n less lytng in Hru Creek town.
ship, being OF No. division OF Sn- ling
land At SINE time and place, one dark
brown mule, and one N. horse W gon
W. @ STRONA IL, Mortgage.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-15

The hearts Of all The people OF the
State will go out 10 Hon. Nj. w. Ransom
In the great bereavement which the death
OF his son, Thomas Il. Ransom, ntlicts
upon him. lie was young man Of
splendid endowment, lofty courage, OF
warm and generous impulse, and was
loved by large circle Of friends His
fathers heart conferred in him, and the
blow win be severe one.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-15

The number Of accessions to the Bap-
tist church during the past year, pub
lished yesterday, embraced only those
who live In the mission fields. The ac-
cessions in other fields have not yet been
tebuiated.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-15

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative BromO Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the meneg if it
fails to care. zSc.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-15
To the Public.

Notice is J ereby given that have lost
certificate NO 1884 tor 10 shares of stock in
the Old Dominion BuildiDg & Loan Ass .
citation, of Richmond Va a. that have
applied to he said ass citation to reissue to
me a certificate covering the same.
T.. $ ALLEN.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-15
CLEvET -. CARLIsLB 4 co.
1T rs A BIG DOSE.

Richmond county elected six colored
magistrates, and Rockingham elected =
colored constable-R Rockingham Index.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-15

Mr.. Hanna is being recognized as
great campaign manager. Had McI\ln-
Icy lost Jones would be the recipient OF
the talfy now being meted out to Hanna,
and the latter would be sorry that ne
ever had anything to do with politics.
Washington Post.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-15

some idea Of the effectiveness OF the
canvass" said MIR. Hanna recently may
be had when it is shown that the hrst
poll of Iowa showed that it was lost 10 us
10y 600 votes, yet we carried 1t by to'oUo
plurality" This proves that Doodle
worked wonders.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-15

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-30
&inOsIcOcrme SG)mbc.

Mir baben ungefdbr 800 qaar rinbs=
leoerne Stieiel eriter GualitQt, NIT
0oppelten Soblen uno ben 9tQhten auf
Der Seite bDn Sano gemadt. GiepDbn=
li1er Yreis $3.50; mir pertaufen Die=
ielben fir $2.65.
lln0efdbr $50 9aar rinosleoerne
S6ube nit 9oppeliOblen. GjepObnli=
der greis $3.50 mir oertauTen oieIel=
ben fir $l.95.
llnoefdbr 60 Baar rinosleoerre Gna-
benitiefel nit 8uppelioblen. @elpObn=
li6er Yreis $3.50; mir Derfaufen Die=
ielben fir S1.85.
SinOeritiefel in Den GrOBen go. 10,
II uno II fir IS Gents.
gSir baben ben VOrtbeil i'm Sanoel
nit rinosleoernen Stiefeln. 8umm=
Itieiel uno 6ils=S6ube uno StleIel linr
oa fir Sud, tpenn Sbr lie mpllt, unr
81 billi9iten grelIen.
s. G. gormelee, Der Sdubbdno:
Ter, ll6 Sft=So6FraBe, SEEM gbilaoel.
p9ia, Sbip.
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Sin S6lautiteier.

Muncie, Snb., "a. Sept. = gatrif
Billion pdre beinabe am Wontag Mor=
gen in ionoerbare Weiie un iein 2eben
getDmmer,. @r 1T in ben Snoiana
giientperten beiddftiet. @dbreno er
am Qlbeno borber auf bem @eleiie Der
Qafe @rie & Wefern=Babn beimglng,
flo9 eiu Sdfer in ieinen Wuno, BEN er
berl1lufte. Yon bem @eibmad, ben
oas Sniett in ieiner Gur9el 5uriiflieB,
fam er gu Dem @lauben, oab es elm
GortoIlelfdfer lei, unD er elite in iein
&oitbaus uno fraste Die 8irtbin, pas
lie brau1e um GartDffeltdfer su t0bten.
Sic antiportete, oaB lie getp0bnlih
Barrier 8riin sebrau6e, uorauf er in
Gampbell's NpDtbete lief, fir Is Gents
bon oielem Site fdufte uno einen gro=
BEN She'll babon peridlufte, naboem
er in iein 3immer suriidgefebrt mar.
8alo oarauf perlor er iein Yetpubtiein.
Sin Mrat ipurbe serufen, Der ibm elm
8rehnittel berpronete, oas f1nell
mirtte uno pirflib einen Gartoffelfdfer
|lammt bem Barrier 6riin aug ieinenl
Diagen entfertlte. gr bat iid nod
nibt pOllftdnbig pDn ben Wirfnnaen
oes Sites erbolt, 1T aber auber Gefabr.
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0olitiSMes.
(@in9cianSt.l

Son Den Ganoioaten auf Dem bemo-
fratiI6en @ountp=3ifet miro nnbl fei=
ner Die einltimni0e ltnterltiiBuna ipe4
siea Der oeutiben Stimmeeber, in
bDberem Grooe fi1oen, als Oerr
M othias g hneioer. Der Gan=
Dioat fir Die 5telle bes &ecoroers.
llno fiber NIT &cbt. @inmal oebbalb,
peil CT beioer Spraben, Der beuti0en,
luie Der engliiDelt in 9leiher g8eiie
ppultduDig mdhtiq 1T benn penn es
ouf irgeno einer Office oes Sourt=San=
les piinIbbar uno nothmenbig 1T, bab
bprt aud Der OeutIde giir9er niibelos
pertebren fam, 10 1T bas fiber auf oer=
ieni9en bes GecorOers Der Sail. Illein
0err Sbneioer nerbient Die llnterItil=
buna Der Seutitben, uno alDar aller,
obne &iiflidt Der 80rtei, ou0 in leoer
anDern ge5lcbung. QIls 9ebiIoeter uno
pielerfabrner Mant lit er befdbi9t, Dem
slmte in uorsii9li6ter gSetie porsulte=
ben. 9abei iit er poltstbitmlid,
freurnl!eh nit Seberlnann, fleiBig uno
pflidttreu in jeoer Sage, unb fiiDrt eine
fertige uno ibone 5anoibrift. Sier
in g0p gbilaoelpbia, mO er ieit man=
tben So9ren i'll peridieOenen Stellun=
gen nit glussei6nun9 9earbeitet bat,
1ehDrt er su Den ou9emein !, Q6tetiten
| 0erI6nlid)feiten. 2tber au1 uflpeiterll
&reiIen erfreut er Iib zines GuFes, nie
i'm Dos 8olt Dpn einem getperber um
Elm Difentli6es 2tmt NIT &edt perlan9t.
Nus alien 0icien @iriinOen ideint es uns
i'm SntereIIc Oes 9lmtes wOblsetban,
lno Die Yflid)t jeOeS oemrtratil6el1
Stimmaeber5, beionOers ober oler
Geutiden, SIT iein, Die Gonoioatur oeS
Serrn 0totbiaS 9 0nei , e /
fir Die GecprOer=G =Gtelle einmiitbig uno
frdItie gu unteritiiBen. Gas 2lmt miro
liCb unter ibm III Den beIten Sdnoen
! hefinnen.
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6. &. ~. GrcurNonet,.

3um geiu6e Der s. 8. 8. 6air in
9lem Gomerstolpn, bonn Is. bis 16.
Oftober, tplrb bic s. & M. Giienbabn
fir bte Morgen8iige oui ibren Statio=
nen BON Onion Bis uno nit Canal 8o=
Der billiee grcurliOnstifets bsrtaufen.
Sin SpeSialsug miro am 9onneritag
Mproen, Is. Sftober, um z llbr bon
Cambridge nah Stem @omerstomn ab=
oe6en unb SpeSial5iige tperoen am Is.
uno Is. Mbenos 6 llbr bon Sem So.
merstotpn mad cambridge abeeben.
Sir ndbere gin5elnbeitsn Iebe man biz
NniAlaa5ettel.
Gum 8eiude Der Lodge Free und
accepted Masons of Ohio in Gin.
einnati miro bic 8. & M. Giienbabr
am 10. Gftober greurlionstidet fiji,
Die Gunbreiie perfauTen. Dieielber
1ino gut bis %. GttDber.
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0cTorben.

9lm II. Sept. in Sem philadelphia
Seal Sop, Al Sabre oft. Sine trou=
ernoe g8ittpe nit ihrem fleinen &naben
trauert nm ben Geritorbenen, ebenfo
Die beiabrte Mutter uno abt 6eibwilter
bellelbsn.
9lm 25. Sept. in 8ennlIpn gDitttpe
Gli3abetb WilcOr, 5hple9ermutter bon
Sps. @oulo baIelbit.
glm 26. Sept. in 9enniion 6rdulein
Mnna Sorn, 81 Sabre alt, an elmer
Sln9entrantbeit.
gln 26. Sept. in New Ybilaoelpbla
Elm 10 Monate alter &nabe bon 9opio
Nees.
9lm q. Sept. 9lbenOs um 9 ll1r in
gfep Ybilaoelpbia Srau 9lnna Maria
&iinsli, geb. Se6tling, nod lanaer,
i1mersliber &rantbeit. Sie Serfpr=
bene mar ieit Sabren be,nabe blino uno
Oenno6 beiprgte lie imner nod ielblt
i6ge Sausarbeit, bis ibr 3ultano ltf)
berart perI6limmerte, oaB lie ielbIt Der
Yfleoe b.ourfte. sic mar am 20.
Sept. 1888 9eboren unb perebeli0te
| lid in 1868 nit @briit Giinsli, Dem lie
itetS cine pflibttreue Satin mar. Ele
Gbe mar tinberlps. Sen trauernben
| Sinterlalenen unIere ber5li6e She'll
nabme. Sas Gei9enbegdngniB fanr
9eitern itatt.
9lm 30. September in Slates Wiills
gBittme Gatbarine Some I'M g(lter Dor
81 Sabren.
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Settatbsbe elptutgtiuGctt.

G6as. 6. Douhg - Sate Nlpers.
9(len 9tpplebep = Slnn6e Sriags.
@m. q. 9tIbbau9b - 9lnna 9ibb5.
S6os. e. 9opioiOn -9lnna SenOrif5
Gonaro 6. SGmeiber - Gertrude
Spence.
SSyoGn $. 9anooan - STA 9. 6Iooo.
Q9m. s. Sobnipn - gtapoma 6. Sen=
neGD.
Gbos. R. MaQace 2eona g. SprOul.
:tobn 8. 8aao - @Oitb q. SSurnep.
2$obn s. Copeland - Sennie SeB.
Oenrp 5fenoer - Sorab Glen 5SiIDel.
8ruman 9tleranoer- MarD s. Spea=
neD.
Sam. 8. @albron - Marp @. Nrbo=
9alt.
Sos. 6rapToro - Qulu W. @enIel.
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lider uno Die Sorgen ilberlalien lie ben
2eitern ibrer llnternebmungen, Die Iib
oafiir aud febr gut be5ablen lafeu.
gSie fomnt es nun, DaB bieIe Sruits
10 gut geoeiben, pdbreno ale 9lnberen
9tptb leioen ? @ans einfo1 - lie ba=
ben Die @oncurrens abgei6afft uno pro=
ou5iren geraoe 70 piel, nie Der Wtarft
beoarf, uno 5u Preiien, Die lie Ielblt
beltimmen.
gSarum fann ni6t Der Staat an Die
SteQe Der Sruits uno Wfonopole treten,
inoem er 9egen cine mdBi9e @nti6doi=
9ung beren lrterne6mungen iiber=
nimmt uno mas ge9enwartig oieielben
perbienen, oenjenigen sufDmmen lallen,
mel6e Die 9lrbeit tbun miiNen Sritt
Der Staat an Die Stelle Der Srults, 10
iibernimmt er au6 Die 8erpfli9tuns,
alien, Die arbeiter nollen, 9lrbeit su
l6aiien. SIT in elmer gewtHen 8e=
iddftsbranfe fir Die 9lrbeiter nibt 9lr=
belt genug porbanoen. 10 reouSire man
Die Nrbeitsseit uno tpenn oann Der polle
Grtra9 Der glrbeit unter Die 9lrbeiter
pertbeilt Miro, 10 miro ou6 bel fiirserer
9lrbeitsSeit bas 9lustpmmen bes 2Dbn=
arbeiters Elm beileres lein, als oas beute
Der Sal iit.
g8ie fam aber Dem 6armer eebolfen
nerben =? Sn dbnliber WeiIe. Ser
Staut iibernimmt feline prooutte, 3u
Yreiien, Die es Dem 2anomann erm69-
li6en, ettpas 81 Oeroienen, bafiir bebdlt
er iid au6 oas &e6t bor. Die probuf=
tion 9etpiiler 8obener5eu9nile gu be-
! ihrdnten, ooer ben 9lnbau anoerer an=
Suorbnen &C., mie Der geoarf es erbeii6t.
Sn Obigem babe i1 nur fur3 anae=
oelltet, nie i6 mir oieie &eformen por=
itelle, Die tpeitere 9usfiibrung oieier
Soeen 1T Sa6e bes acknowledgements
uno oes Geiebsebers.
SD bin mir mObl bepubt, baB bi(
Ginfiibrllns iolder &eformen Miibt
unb Nrbeit, iOtpie raitlOie Msitation er=
foroert. 9lber seraoe oeBipesen ioltt
oieie Ngitation iofort in Mnsriif 9enom'
men peroen. ginmal muB es tOmmen
oarum iDfort ans Werf. Man tpirr
nit einuenoen, oaB berartise &eformet
unter unierer gegenipartisen Yunoes.
uno Staatsperfalluns nidt auldih(
iino. Sebr ri6tis, oies lit eben Del
Yeipeis oafiir, oab li1 bieie 8erfa6un
gen iiberlebt baben unb ourd 3eitgemd
Bere erleyt peroen miil1en. Sarnet
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@a, att .uubnt Sbr niGt i'm
eiaenen GalSe e?

Spre6t in Der Blaming Mill bon
Spbn 9id9elp uno SObn OIL 6ront
StraBe Dor uno Sbr werbet finoen,
oaB es eben 10 leibt lit, i'm ei9enen
0oaIe 81 tpobnen, als Wtietbe 81 be3ab=
len. 9ieielben bauen sud 9egen eint
lei6te 9ln5ablung unb gu giinlii9en ge=
oineungen Elm 6aus uno bere6nen nu,
mdBi9e 3inien fir Das an9ele9te Sopi.
tai.
g8arum Nlietbe be5ablen, nenn S1l
nit Dem ndmli6en @elbe nod uno mad
Elm Saus ertDerben fDnnt ?
Miini6t Shr @u6 nit lei6ter WliibO
Elm eigenes 6eim gu erperben, 10 ieb
Sud nit 9tG9elD uno So9n in Ser
binoung. II
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2ebten 5Sreitag Nlitta9 perIdieo nod
langen 2eiben Die 6rau bon Safob Silr=
fel, 9eb. Mous, i'm 9llter bon So Sab
ren. 9ie 8eeroiQung fanO 9ienItag
9tadmittags nm 2 llbr ftatt.
Ser 9trbeiter 8erein blelt lebten
MOntag 2tbeno feline regelmdBige 6e=
ibGftaoeriQmmlun9 ab.
9Spbn 81. 6otetler bat am SamItaQ
9lbeao cine quite &eOe fir grDun gebal=
ten.
9ober miro in furser3eit cine Stra;
benfair abbalten.
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SnappcS (sutf o flt s,t CT /.

9tur Der groBen 6ei1tes9egcnwart bes
Mfptormannes Torbes batten es am
Gamltog 9lbenD Die Yallagiere zines
Q8agen5 Der llbri6spille 9ennilon
StroBenbabn su oeroanten, oab lie Ell
ner groBen 8efabr ent9ingen. Ser
StraBenbabnwagen fubr in iiioli6er
&idtlng uno ndberte iib Der Sreu5ung
nit Dem @eleiie Der &ODol Seiuer gipe
Q8ort3. 9os Geleile wenbet ii0 bort
in elmer Weiie, bnb man nur iber cine
turSe 9iltdn5 ieben tann. SSn Der gtG=
be Oes SabnQeleiles bemerfte William
Woribal, elmer Der Poilogiere Der Stra=
Benbn9n. eine 2otpmottpe nit smei
5Sro0tnagen in iDneler 6obrt BON Der
55Obrit bertommen. Gr rief Dem lRp=
tormanne ;u v3uriif !" uno Dbne
3auoern Orebte Sorbes Den elettrif6en
Strom 5urilf uno als Der Straber=
ba6nna9en ii6 riifmQrts su bemeoen
be9ann, ibOB tnapp por bemielbcn biz
SOtpmotlOe oorbel. gSdre Der lIptOr=
mann einen S6ritt peiter gefobren,
10 pare cine GOlIiliOn lnpermeioli9 ge=
lueIelt.
9ur9 Die pl0bli6e Giiflpdrt5bewe:
9un9 erbielt Der StraBenbabnmager
einen iOl6en Stud, oaB Die Bollogiert
Our6einonoer getpOrfen muroen Uni
Sheriff 9noeriOn, Der lid in Elm Sen
iter geieBt bate, um i'm 9totbfnlle bin
ousIprin9en 81 tOnnen, paro auf Di
StraBe geI6leuoert.
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anrt hnt'lInierfleiner Strilmpfe


SanoIbube, lytitten, @aru, 6lanelle.
9efen, 9eraoe pie Shr lie wollt uno
gu bi0i9en PretIeh.
= gBie mir b0reil. iperoen mor9ell
siemlib piele 9emotraten pon bier nab
g8beeling 9eben, I'm Srpan lpre6en gu
bOren.
= Glmer 8arfer, in Der gtdbe bon
Giilnore w0bnbaft, tpuroe leBte g8o0e
BON einem Yferoe 9etuprfen uno brob
Elm Sein.
- Die S)urt Mercontile so. bat ein
pplIidnoioeS Eager non Oerb1t= uno
a8inter,uaaren, BON Sudltpnen nno
Sbubeu. YyeiIe billiger oenn le.
-glab Dem llbri6spiae yGbrOnicle"
bleiben oieIe gGohe Die @ilenbabnipert=
Itatten in 9enniipn on orei 9SoNmitta=
Qen uno 6eute Oiellei6t ben 9an5en Gag
9el6loher.
- Gommt uno iebt unIere gusmobl
Der belten gtrbeiten, Die jemals in elmer
@ertItatt auf9eItellt noren, gu Guren
eieenen YreiIen uno einen 9roBen Tor=
rotb Sur Nuswu0l bel
Setter & 8 ntle.
- Yin Der 8. StroBe in Ganol 9or
Der Ioa Elm Gjeipenlt isin llnlueIen trei=
ben.- @8 miQ uns iiberboupt ldelnen,
OoB Die 8eIpen terIeberet in lebter 3elt
iiberhano nebme unO iih namentlib
ou6 i'm politii6en 2eben brett made.
- 6enerol StQatsonpalt Miennett
bat erfldrt, ooB irgenb cine Perlpll Die
6iOer, Der per9uhren 1T uno olIo cine
berauI1enoe g8irfung bat, III Guuntl=
t4tcn bon peni9er 0ls elmer 8olDne
pertouit, ibuloig lit, Die Sow~Steuer
Su be5allen.
- gSm. g. Neutmon, alias Barnes,
Der oor GINGER 3eit i'm Sbornwooo
gart in Genniion olf mpiteri0ie Meiie
| qeI9oIien puroe, marc in 9l}OIIillon
unter Der glntlage perhQftet, Quf Der
g8. & 8. 6. Giienba0n einen 6ra0t=
paQen beroubt Su bOben.
Sill MtGiulep, Der nnrleBter
SamItog NIT einem 9}eQer 9tamens
8iQ 6ou3 in GenntIon cine S1lG9erei
bate, muroe Uerboftet uno in Die COUNT
Sail oebrobt, no CT Den 2tuSqang lei:
nes QroSelie3 obmarten muB, ba e.
niht I'M StanOe lit, 5000 SjlrgI6of
Su lelten.
- Gs mar oas 6au5 pon Capt. y
Coleman in IennilOn, peldes in De
9}a6t bon Sonntog auf 0}onta9 BOZ
9ieben beim9eiu9t muroe. G05 Ser
fQbren mar OQ3 0ert0umlihe 81
9iebe oerIhoiften ii1 Our0 Die &ilden
tbRr Gintritt in 0as S0us, Grangen bi
in oas S0lafsimmer, no iie Coleman
6Oien, Die an SettpfOiten binQen, 10
lpie Die gorIe pon Srau Coleman, oi
auf einem 9tebentiI9e lag un0 $50
ent6ielt, wegnabmen. Sic llbr De
7Srau coleman, tpel6e neben ifrer SOrl
laQ, muroe Don Den 8ieben niAt De
NtitneDnen5 tpertb ero6tct. Coleman
Soien puroen am WtOrgen in einel
9tebenQebduoe 9efunoen, jeooh bate
Die 9iebe Die barin tefenOe gOrie m
SIS mlt8enommen.
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Grc,triton tadD Yittsbnra.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-02-14
ACADEMY NOTES.

During the past week the chief interest
has been centered in s. M. Sayford, who
is engaged in religious work among
schools and colleges. A series of meet
ings have been held under his direction,
opening last Friday evening and closing
Tuesday. Sunday afternoon a confden-
tial talk was given to the boys in No. 10,
the subject OF which was nine evils or
sins to be avoided to which young men
were particularly subjected. Much relj-
gious interest has been manifested, and
number OF students have become con-
verted. Mr.. Sayford's coming had been
awaited for some time, and it met with
hearty response from the great maori-
ty of students. His manner of speaking
is pointed and direct, and he has the
faculty of reaching his audience and get
ting hold of his hearers that is granted
to but few. He left for Montpelier We'd
nesday. Mr.. Sayford is making tour
through the state, and will visit the fol.
lowing schools and colleges: Vermont
Methodist Seminary, University of YER
mont, Middlebury college, Troy Confer
encc academy at Poultney and Saxton's
River academy.
There is considerable talk of organz-
ing branch of the Y. M. c. A., and
under it's direction to conduct syste
matte and aggressive plan of religious
work. Much additional interest has
been aroused along this line, and al
though the outlook was bright before,
the prospect is still more encouraging
now.