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My goods arc pure and cheap for cash
5. S. WRITTEN.
Main and Montgomery Streets.
The Late N. B. Gannady, of Oxford.

The Late N. B. Gannady, of Oxford.
Reference was made last week to the
death Of Mr.. n. B. Cannady, Of Oxford,
which occurred on the Thursday pre-
vious. From his home papers we take
the following. The Democrat says:
Mr.. Cannady was a native of Granville
county, and was about 40 years of age.
He was one of the leading members of
the Oxford bar and was at the time of
his death county attorney, which posi-
ton he has held for many years. He
was married about II years ago to Miss
Mary Young, daughter of DR.. Wes.
Young and she, with two children sur
vive him.
Mr.. Cannady was greatly esteemed.
He was an able lawyer and noted for his
high sense of honor and his integrity.
Gle was" remarked Judge Graham,
cone OF the most honorable, upright
men | ever knew"
He was prominent aud active in roliti-
cal circles, and was Il delegate to the
Chicago convention. His death will be
a great loss to his profession and to his
party.
The Public Ledger said this of the
deceased:
Mr.. Cannady was born at Wilton, in
Granville county, where he lived until he
reached manhOOd'S estate. lie was edu-
Gated at Wake Forest College, standing
wei! in all his classes and being popular
and esteemed by both faculty and stu
dents. Afterwards he studied law and
WAS admitted to the Oxford bar, where
by lis legal learning and skill and by his
answering honesty and devotion to
duty he soon reached a high rank in his
chosen profession.
As = man Mr.. Cannady was possessed
OF as noble traits OF character aS it was
ever our fortune to witness. He was
most esteemed and respected by those
who knew him best. With his character
no distance lent eEchant ment, but init
macy-the close vew-discIosed those
qualities which distance hid. He was
plain and direct, without Ostentation
in everything that he did and said, fol
lowing the instincts OF a just and gen
erOus nature, respected and esteemed by
all Of his acquaintances and loved by
those who knew him best He was a man
OF a kind and sympathetic nature ever
ready to uphold the right aud condemn
the wrong; man of whom it can be truly
said that he had the milk OF human kind
ness in his heart. Upon his tomb may be
inscribed that priceless inherit ance fl,
dearer to his pO-terity and friends thar
| wealth or station, the record OF an hon
| est and upright man.
Princes and Mobiles are but the touch OF
Kings;
An honest man is the nobIest work of God
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Quietly Married.
At the residence of Mr.. W. X. Stur-
gis, brother-in law Of the bride, at 9
O'Clock last night, Mr.. Edward W :.
Ellis and Miss Mary A. Boyd were
united in marriage The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Julian E.
Ingle, rector Of the Church of the Holy
InnOcents. 1t was very quiet affair
only few of the mediate relatives
being present.
The bride is the oldest daughter of
the late Dr.. C:S. Boyd and is superior
young woman loved and admired for
her fine character and domestic quail
ties. Mr.. Ellis is well known and
estimable gentleman and in their mar
ried state both have the hearty good
wishes of host of friends.
Watkins has the prettiest line of Par
lor and Chamber suits ever before shown
on this market.
Buy your Whskies, Brandies, Wines,
&C., from S. S. WRITTEN.
Main and Montgomery Streets.
We have the most elegant line of house
furnishing goods of every description
ever shown in Henderson.
SAMUEL WATKINS.
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Married in Raleigh.

Mr.. J. Hugh Parham, of Greenville.
and Miss Zula Hunter, of Raleigh, were
married in that place at the residence
of. G. Jordan, Esq. at nine O'Clock
on Wednesday night Of last week. The
groom is we'll known in this commune
ty, and after their marriage came to
Henderson whittier they went to Ok
ford to visit the family of Mr.. Parham's
father. The Neacs and Obserrer says:
Mr.. Parham is a nephew of the late
Mr.. B. f. Cheatham, and has many
friends in Raleigh, where he lived at
one time. He is now one of the most
successful tobacco men in Greenvl!ie.
The bride is lovely and popular young
lady. formerly of Charlotte.
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PRO1PT PAYMENT.
OF So, 900, to the Administrator of the
Estate of DR.. E. J. Pearson, Whose
Life Was Insured Only a Month
RefOra

Estate Vi Dr. Z. J. fcaFSOn, whose
Life Was Insured Only a Month
Before.
Alex. Webb, agent OF the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Company, of Mil
waukee, Wis, yesterday paid to DR..
Chas. l.. Pearson, administrator, SIS, 900,
the amount of insurance on the life of
the late pr. Edward J. Pearson in the
Northwestern.
DR.. Pearson made application for the
policy on the 18th day OF July last and
died on the 9th day OF August, just Uiir-
ty days after standing the medical ey-
animation.
The morning of July 20, he paid the
premium to Mr.. Webb, stating that he
expected to leave on that afternoon or
the day following for ten DAYS trip
north as he had been overworked and
needed a rest. At that date the policy
had not been received in AsheviIle, bu t
the premium was paid and DR.. Pearson
given binding receipt. Late in the
evening of the same day, July Goth, DR..
Pearson was taken sick with an acute
attack OF grippe which afterwards be-
came complicated with other diseases,
which caused his death.
Ii the premium had been paid just
twelve hours later the policy would not
have been in force as the policy provides
that the premium must be paid while the
assured is in good health.
Fifteen days ago the ''proof5 of loss
were sent to the company with all
the facts in the case and Il check for the
money was received yesterday.
The Northwestern had almost IL simi-
lar ease in AsheviIle, in March, 1898,
when J. NJ. Hickman made application
for policy, paid the premium in ad-
vance, and died before the policy was
received by the agent. The company
paid the claim in ten days after assured S
death.-Ashevil!e (N. c. Daily Gazette,
Oct. Sth, 1896.
Messrs. John b. Carey & Son, 1901
Main street, Richmond Va, are the
general agents for Virginia and North
Carolina of the above named company.
Such prompt and business like methods
commend the Northwestern Mutual, the
new form Of policy adopted by which
leaves nothing to want or wish for in
the line Of desirable life insurance.
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Gold Bearing Ore.

MIR. Jeremiah Boykin, mining ex-
pert who has been prospecting for gold
in portions of this county the past
few months, brought to this office Sat-
urday specimens Of what he pro-
nounced rich ore from the lands of
William Fuller and Alex Short, four
miles from here. The samples were
crystal and rose quartz, taken from
near the surface Of the ground, from
two different veins on each place. Full
ler's property is located within a quar-
ter Of a mile Of the Durham and Hen
derson railroad, while the road runs
through Shorts land. There is plenty
of water on both places and Mr.. Boy
kin is of the opinion that gold exists in
paying quantities and could be worked
advantageously.
Cooking Stoves, Ranges, Heating
Stoves. All styles and prices
s. WATKINS
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Nice lot Of Seed Wheat at
II. THOMASON'S.
RUNNER Gheatham i'm rIonroe

hummer Cheatham spoke in Monroe
on the 18th, and the Journal of last
week says this Of him:
IL. L. Cheatham, coIored. twice sent
10 Congress from the second district of
North Carolina, spoke to the negroes
and few white people i'll the court
mouse Friday afternoon. He made a
very sensible, decent speech. and did
not attempt to arouse the passion Or
prejudice Cfthe negroes. He told Them
to be Industrious. respectful and STAY
Iii Their place, but stick to their party
and vote the ticket which the leaders
put out 10 matter what it was.
Dress Fabrics in great variety and at
trActive prices, ut WATKINS.
Ladies' desiring the most correct
styles and most durability for the low
est money i'll fire shoes, will not fail to
see the large and elegant line of Drew,
SeIby " Co.'S shoes shown at
JAS. II. LASSITER & cos.
Don t fail 10 see the lot of beautiful
goods just received and very cheap at
II TIIOMASON'S.
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For Low Prices
On Lime, Laths, Shingles,
Door and Windows, call on
JOIN b. WArKINs.

ytr.1 III
Door 'uI'I W 'iiI'o - |''' WI
J'i'-' 49, " n NO.
..... I,.no, fail to coct vour
,r,,.'.Ia,,
81, n I,o, ,,iI 70 y,tn '
-'
Mr. W y. Hunt IS visiting rela-
t.ge- ant irletds III OXFORD TINS week.
III Cooper /, back from Nash county
where he spent few days blrd shoot
n
N p = Hicks WAS in RALEIGH this
..r..,,.,,,, c,sos hefore tbe Snnrcmc
Court.
n anal Mrs 7 y Cooncr went 70
p..l.,',.I ,r,,o.dor "a snord . few
'.,,,.l.or ",,J n,r,isan narnr for
:,,.-.r...r ,,r,, VOWS If Iao.t
Il 1rhooyeS every lover OF GOOD gov
tEnmenl, county, State ana Natloliai'
'''
Mr. Spencer Ellington, who has
been living in Texas the past couple OF
years. returned to Henderson last
week.
r.l.r, u ,Ioraor ,i,o. not;cc Of
~ 49, - 77;;.,,,tNu #
ZoHi.otlrr. Attorney.
In cNcIah2e says 9"u;' - S'lo " NC
'HI' I"' h'7 Iilol''" wien 5'''" ~
''>'~ 81 one e'Sn''' ol q p"tif'' pea ",S
~ rae" no. 1t HAY '' ven III Wv
Nj Henry i.itcjIfurd, of Raleigh.
who +, iu-t convaleScing from severe
NJ" "t lever, : .l''" l"i i VICE" s''S
WIN MS >sSI''' MiN' ~ Si'0'"' '''"P
''"'.''- '''> i''a''H'
Ms Bette Alien. Of WarrentOn,
4 returning hnme from Il visit to Bryson
Civ. ia, the Western part of the State.
Z j, >l.pplrt., with Mrs. J. J. Loughlin,
IT, In Henderson at present
,... ~ ,,,, ,,-,,..-o .;.1,,o.s
L.,f..r,..-,,.,r, L.on ,.,,I,n,oI has so
Tar recovered IS t. lie able to sit up
again. He has experienced a hard
time o.. Il, having had two reiapses.
H. Ilu-htcr Nct;ie, WHO has been
critically sick with fever. is Improving
a..
NJ t;anr.o ortn,h,,v returned las /
vea.. .ror, ,,hornl,aa c,uutv Ca
wh.,.rn 1,,I hcrr.f,- fen DAYS nnttino
~, .,,,aIt.,. far tho \,tinnal Ore
pa.r...,... r., 81. - Innfs No lie
'y.~ IT, that section j. IuiI at god and
tae work ot development i gong for
T.rl rapidly. 1t was on what l. known
t. Ill" Cox property that this stne}tcr
"a~ erected.
r,rr- r.,,.o ,o,,, i..,cJ INV Mr. and
". ,I,rIa. II Warnicl ~ IcnLer-
$50. ..,.,',,r,.;n,r ,ho ,,,rri,.,n If ,hair
fs,..l.,.r ,f;s. N,rv NJ, +, Mr.
,r.y,,I.r ChoaL ,J,.L,y cvoni,r
November I'M n h,Irnastn;,e o.,Ioyk
t'' i IT man t,s>' ',,,,o no,I
ate Ne. known aud popular young PEG
PIE 90. this place aud much interest Is
centred IN their approaching nuptIaIS.
W. Parker & co accents, for the
Standard oil COMPANY. have inst had
= ire steel oil tank. with conacity OF
live car loads. erected near the rail.
roaI ucxtto poythress. coal ward They
have also an oil WAGON which will soon
b. rut into service. Oujte citylied This
firm is rettjnr to be. But that is III,
kuI OF people they are. prorressiv,
and up with the times in their methods
o. business.
u,,,
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If of Pierce'S small "PelletS'' you take
one or two
After eating you meal you may comfort
ably i allow
With no dread provision Of trouble to fol-
low.
They're prompt regulators CT matters int
rior;
AS stomach corrective, they have 10 supe
riOr;
Yet are harIi.i, - anG mild, tho 50 pc
tent il ct a.
All dyspeptics ,lonounce them real ben
efaCtirn.
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Genuine bargains are offered in all
classes of ladies dress goods. \ beaut-
fol line OF fall and winter fabrics in stock.
H. THOMASOE.
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Something for the Ladies

ii. Thomson desires to call the at
tention of his lady friends to beauti-
full line Of new dress goods which he
has just opened. These embrace such
things as outings at from ) to 10 cents
yard, rlaids 10 to so cents-latest
styles. Then there are other stutfs in
PROVISIONAL beautiful assortment of the
newest weaves and fabrics-which the
ladies cannot help admirlng, all at
prices that are bound to please. \
new lot of boots and shoes, las cheap
as the cheapest,' just in. For men
and women. The grocery department
is well stocked with fresh and season.
able goods. Mr.. Thomascn says he
will make it TO your interest to call on
him when in need of anything in his
line of business.
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e. q. FINCH, Agent,
Henderson, n. G.
What You Want.

Times are hard, but you need insu-
rance. Yon want il cheap. Many of you
carry it in assessment companies and
societies. There il now no need Tor this,
as YOU can get about these rates in the
Netherland Life Insurance 60. This ID an
old line company that has recently en-
tered North Carolina. Combines io~
rats With ample security, and guaranteed re-
7dt-. For full particulars call on
YOUNG & HUNT. State Agents,
Henderson. y. c.
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If Your children are subject to Group
watch for the first symptom OF the disease
-hoarseness. If Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is given as soon as the child be
comes hoarse it will prevent the attack
Even after the croury cough has appeared
the attack can always be prevented by Civ
ing this remedy. 1t is also invaluable for
colds and whooping cough. For sale hy NJ.
Dorsey, druggist.
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Prepared to Take Your Pictures.

. Mr.. W. o. Hazard, manager of
~ Faber's Photographic Studio,
will be in Henderson next week
from Monday till Saturday-pre-
IT ~ pared to do all work in his line
as usual. SO general has been
the satisfaction given by Mr..
Hazard that it is not necessary to speak
IN concentration OF his work. 1t needs
only to be seen to be appreciated All
STYLES OF photographs, crayons, water
co!ors, pastels, &c, done in the most ar
tIstic manner at reasonable prices. Per-
sons wishing any work in his line would
do well to call on Mr. Hazard. Gallery
over Dorsry's drug store
Pure Corn WhiSkey at 40 cents per
quart, at S. s. WHITTEN'S
MONTGOMERY Street nlace
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Marvellous Results.

From a letter written by Rev. J. Gun
derman, Of DmondaIe, Mich, we are per-
mitted to make this extract: Il have no
hesitation in recommending DR.. Kings
New Discovery. as the results were almost
marvellous in the case of my wife, While
| was pastor OF the Baptist Church at Rlves
Junction she was brought down with Pneu-
monia succeeding La Grippe. Terrible
paroxvsms Of coughing would last hours
with little interruption and it seemed IS il
she could rot survive them. A friend
recommended Dir. Kings New Discovery;
it was quick in its work and was highly
satisfactory in results Trial bottles free
at Melville Dor>ev's Drug Store, Regular
size zoe and 81 90
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4 Good Woman Passes to Her Reward

! Mrs. Annie Bannerman Thomas
relict of the late John T. Thomas, Esq,
died at her old home three miles
Northeast or WILLIAMSBURG, Vauc e
county, on the 14th inst. Mrs. Thomas
was the oldest child Of The late John
II. Bullock, of Warren county, high
ly respected farmer and country mer-
chant of the olden time. Her mater
nal grandfather, grandmother and
mother, the latter Of tender years, en-
i5rated from hamilton, Scotch vii
lage in the valley oft Clyde. After a
six weeks voyage on the Atlantic they
settled at Linbank, near Kittrell, and
are remembered by the older residents
Of that community.
In 1853 the subject of this article
married Mr.. John 7. Thomas. and
became the mother Of large family
Of children who survive her. Two
daughters are married these being Bet
tie now Mrs. DR.. Wilson, Of Dallas,
Texas, and Kate. Mrs. L. y. Patlllo,
Of Ashevlle. Mrs. Thomas was a
communicate of ST. Johns church,
WILLIAMSBURG, for forty years. She
was buried in the church yard there on
the 18th where her grandparents,
far from their native land, await the
resurrection morn. together with her
father. mother. husband and one child.
She was confirmed during the early
administration of that grand Old man
the late Bishop Atkinson.
Mrs. Thomas home WAS notable for
its hospitality where all young people
delighted to meet, and many a tear Of
sympathy and regret will be shed at
her pas sing away. She was the moth
er of Messrs. John aud Phil Thomas
ard sister of Mrs. r. A. Bullock, Of
Henderson, In her death q truly good
and noble woman has gone to her re-
ward.
Miss Salie Clary is at her post again
with the most attractive Stock OF MILF
merry she has ever had the pleasure OF
showing her friends. DAVIS 4 ROSE.
why DO you buy bitter nauseating tones
when Groves TasteIess Chill Tonic is
as pleasant as Lemon Syrup? Your drug
ark 81 ic uth tn yafDpd tho in
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:. 5. Written has opened first class
place on Montgomery Street in front OF
Cooper Warehouse. where you can get
all kinds OF Whistles, Brandies, Gins,
Wines and Cigars cheap for cash.
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Thoroughbred, genuine IcweIyn Set
ter Puppies, entitled to registration. For
pedigree, &c, call on or address
r. J. SOTTHERLAND,
Henderson, y. &.
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ssThere are Others''=

But the Star Cos Shoes for children
are the best. Perfection in fit and quail
ity. Only at
JAS. II. LASSITER & cos.
5. 5. Written has opened first class
place on Montgomery Street in front of
Cooper's Warehouse, where you can get
all kinds OF Whistles, Brandies, Gins,
Wines and Cigars cheap for cash.
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interesting Revival Meeting.

The revival meeting at the Metho-
DIST Protestant church is still in prog
ress. y number Of persons have made
a profession Of religion and interest
does not abate. The attendance at
each nightly service is large and the
preaching is much enjoyed. The SER
mons of both the pastor, Rev. 7. NJ.
johnson, and Rev. G. l.. Whitaker, of
klttrcll, who has been assisting him,
have been characterized by their ear
nestness and ability, and the result
shows i'll the number of converts made.
Monday night Dr.. Huffman preached
and the evening, service closed with
genuine Glove FEAST
Free and prompt delivery to every
part of the town. DAVIS ( ROSE.
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Married..

Mr.. Will n. Ellington. Jr. and Misc
Ahce, daughter Of Eugene Thorue
Esq, were married at the Baptist
church Sunday night. The ceremony
was performed by the pastor, DR.. HUFF
man, Immediately after the usual SER
wee about half past eight O'Clock A
large congregation was present to wit
ness the event. The newly married
couple received the congratulations and
well wishes Of their friends. of whom
both have many.
Nice lot OF Seed Wheat at
II. THOMASON'S.
must have new wrap this season.
nId you say? Well, Watkins is the place
to buy it, VIZ r'"'e
MY goods are pure and cheap for cash at
5. S. WHITTENS.
Main and MOntpcmerv Strooto
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Davis Warehouse in a Blaze

Red hot prices being paid for New To-
bacco. Sell now. Every day is an open
ing sale.
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Approaching Nuptials.

From Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Weakley,
Jr., Of Shelbyville, Ky, we have re-
ceived a ticket Of invitation to the mar
riage Of their" daughter Miss Mary
Fanny, to Rev. Junius William Mil
lard, Wednesday afternoon, Novem-
Der 4th, at 4:3O O'Clock. Mr.. Willard
was late pastor Of the Baptist church
in Henderson, having resigned his
charge last summer to accept call to
Eutaw Place Baptist church, Balti-
more, the leading church of that de-
nomination in the city. He is native
Of this State and is recognized as one
of the most eloquent and promising
young divines in the Southern Baptist
Association. His friends here and
elsewhere extend hearty congratula-
tons in advance Of the happy event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard will be at home
| ,4O5 Linden Avenue, Baltimore, after
November 18th.
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Buy your Whiskies, Brandies, Wines,
&C.. from $. S. WHITTIER,
Main and Montgomery Streets.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-10-29

Pure Corn Whiskey at 10 cents per
quart at. IS. WIlTTEN'S,
Montgomery Street Place
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..---ydIclOu5Iy, use inc coIuInns
ERsoN COLD LEA I, c,rtn,s pro
t...ss."c. ~. c[-o,ghout Vance a11 adjoining
-,tsasiVciF ~ 20 an intelligent and prosperous
@.,. .7ade is we'll worth seeking and
rs1qie "
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Death of a Good Man.

The death of Mr.. John G. Morgan
was not known to us until Mr.. A. G..
LOlllcOtler, attorney. sent a notice Of
administration to this office last Fri
day. He died at his home near Will
liamsboro the week before, after a
short sickness. Only about ten days
previous he was in Henderson appa-
rentIy in his usual good health. Mr..
Morgan was the first treasurer OF
Vance county after it was created. lie
made faithful and efficient officer.
OF quiet disposition, industrious aud
frugal habits. he was good citizen and
was highly regarded as an honest and
upri Lht man by all who knew him.
We have he largest line OF Furniture
OF all descriptions, Cooking anh Heat
ing Stoves and Riing"s ever brought to
Henderson.
:. WATKINS.
Look for the sign of the brilliant kee
and call and get your pure old Corn and
Rye Nhiskey cheap at
:. :. WiIITTEN'S,
MONTGOMERY Street.
Opposite tOopcr's Warehouse.
-. y. EIartlre the Hustler is headuuar
tiers for every thing kept in Il general mer
chandisc store, and he will max it tC
Your interest to call.
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TUFTS Liver Pills
Alas! Too True.

Let an editor say some sharp. cut,
ting thing about q man, no matter how
Just the criticism may be, and the iel-
low who is hit will 90 around mouth
ing for weeks telling what a poor edl-
tor the man who has censured him is.
But let the editor put complimentary
notice in his paper about said fellow
and not a word Of commentator does
he hear. no matter how proud the one
complimented may be, nor how many
extra copies he may beat the editor out
of to send to his friends. -Mouroe En-
9utrer.
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4 MAN -

Look for the sign of the brilliant keg
and call and get your pure old Corn and
Rye Whi>kry cheap at
s. s. WHITLEY
Montgomery Street.
Opposite Cooper's warehouse.
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Returned Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Loughlin return
ed home last week from New York
city where they have been staying the
past few weeks since the breaking up
of Van Amburg's circus with which
they were engaged for the season.
Their stay in New York was prolonged
principally on account Of an accident
to Mr.. Louchlin's young brother Arty,
who had leg broken while perform
ing on the trapeze bar. Surprising he
had finished his act the tent men be-
gan to loosen the guy ropes which held
the rigging of the bar in place and he
was thrown to the ground i'll conse-
ouence. They brought him home with
them as soon as he was able to travel
and the young man is now getting on
very well. Mr.. Loughlin tells US he
has signed a contract to 90 to South
America this winter with tirst-class
circus company newly organized. and
will leave again about the middle OF
November.