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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-26

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-26
Sas 9uft6icDcle.

Seitbem Oaioalos unb Sfarps fire
fasenbafte Slu9t aus bem 2abprintb
su &reta permittelft Jliisel, Die @ritez
rer nit Ma4s 5uiammensefiist bdtte,
pertlteaisten, bat es ni9t an 8erz
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fir einen @egler Der 2iifte in 4npen@
puns sehra9t ipproen unb apar bon
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nnb sipar bat berielbe nit feiner eigenz
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-26
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tpobl aud benz nmitanb auauidreiben
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atgen gef6idten &iinitler, benz Oirecs
tor bes 8aperif9en @etperbemuieums
b. &ramer in Niirnbers, berriibren.
Ibfeits bon bieiem @ebdubeeom@
p!er miifen mir i'm parf mod atpei
officielle 8auten, bic aunftbane unb
bas Nrmeemui ieum. tpel9' lebteres cine
tpoblgeoronete Sammlung bon Wafz
fenz unb uniformftiiden entbdlt. be5uz
Gen. 8pn erterem 9ebdube lai1en
Die umsebenben 8Gume taum mebr als
bic bobe Suppel unb bas itilpolIe
Itrtum ieben. Oas Wrmeemuleum
TT 5lpar bon beiheibenem umfans,
oei1net fi9 aber bur9 reiaenbe Mr9i=
teftur aus. Oie sfficieGen Musfel=
lungsgebGube bebeden cine syld6e bon
A 900 Auabratmeter.
ltnb NUN su ben 1eibli9en GeniiHen!
Sir bieie iorgt eine binrei9enbe Mnz
aabl bon aoitballen, Hefaurants, Ga
fes unb Gpnottorsien, f9mude unb
gum She'll febr aussebehnte 8auten,
bic, bon Gruppen md6tiser 8dume
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gen. DAB in 8apern in eriter 2inie
fir ben 8iertrinter seIorgt tpirb, 1T
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-26
Die Sai,oes. .AitslfeGtitg
Int 2liirm6erg.

Die Sebsnsipiirbisteiten ber suten,
alten Staot Riirnberg iinb in bieiem
Sabre um eine ppriibersebenbe beretz
6ert tporben. bic baperifhe 2anbesz
Snbuitrie,= @eperbez unb Runi itaus<
itelIuns, bic ii9 zines resen 8eiudes
erfreut unb bieIen aud peroient. Mag
uns Der 2efer auf einen furaen Gang
pur9 bic Musienung folsen. @don
Gle Ginsdnse MAIDEN einen freunbltz
9en Ginbrud; bic tpeiben portale be-
ben fid prddtis bon benz buntelgriiz
men 9tntersrunb ab, ben Der ftdbti14e
9auptpart bilbst. Oieien parf
bur9fdreiten mir suerit auf f9attts
gen, bon bunbertidbrigen &aitantenz
unb 2inbenbdumen einseIdumten
Wesen. Sier unb bort tau9t 5pts
i6en ben 8Gumen eine ani4einenb
aus aierli9em Gitter'pert gebtloets
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-26
u iirnberoer il 8ierb q lie.

Niirnbereer 8terball
2lusiteluns ber probtcte ibrer Snou=
itrieen unb bes 8obens eingerdumt
iinb. Die Saupteingdnse gu ben einz
aelnen &retsabtbeilunsen finb tiinitz
lerif9 aussefiibrte portale; BEL perz
IGisbenen oerIelben gelangte Die
9aupteisenart bes 3usebOrisen 3reiics
Ipmbolii9 our Daritellung.
Die terrttoriale gintbeilung, an
Steue Der sruppenpeilen, bat ohne
3tpeifel einen perftdrften Wettbeioerb
aipiiben ben ein5elnen areiIen urb
cine reiGere 8ei4idung Der ausItelz
lung CUR 5olge sebabt, ba Der fleinere
Observation-Disclosures ni9t gu fiir9ten
braudts, BON Der Mafe Der srDberen
Goncurrentsn erbriidt Su iperben.
Die Saeabe bes Sauptsebdubes Bill
ben, SGulensalerien, Die fi9 gu beiben
@eiten Der portols binaieben unb on
ben Sliiseln oorbiessn; ssfuppslte
pplonen i9lieben lie ab. Die Sort
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-26
9ebtrgsartillerte. 9 E

Der 2ebensberuf bes @ubaneIen ii
Na9 beri6iebenen Miberfolgen entz
i9loB man iicb besbalb CUR grri9<
tuns ppn Observation-Disclosures, eiae
Mabreeel, bic ii9 bur9aus betpdbrt
bat. Nuerbinss finb bic einseiteaten
MannI9aften meiit 9eferteure aus
ben Reiben Der Seinbe am oberen Nil
unb tpteberum ben Stdmmen Der
S9illuf, 0tnta unb Matrata anges
b0ris. sic iinb ale i'm 9ebrau6 Der
Scuerpaffe geiibt, meiit bon tiefz
f6par3er 9autfarbe uno, oa iie aus
feu6tem Srppenldnbe itammen, fir
bic 8riegfiibrung i'm SUDAN au4 for
perli6 tpeit beTer eeeisnet, als Der an
ous regenloie &lima bes NilzSeltas
gepDbnte Sellab. Meift iinb iie perz
beiratbet, unb i'm Gegenfas 5u ben
Selubs seb0ren ibre Trauen nit ben
&inbern CUR Sruppe, nit Der ite ielbit
in's Selb aieben.
Gs ipurben 3undhIt 4 FOLDER Gus
Observation-Disclosures, go. 8 Bis IL, nit
erit 6, fpdter s Gompagnien unb, me-
ben ben eingeborenen, 4 engliI4en Sfz
ftcteren uno 759 Mann erri6tet.
Na9trGsli6 trat bann nod Elm 13.
Battalion als poliaeiz ober aelerpez
Battalion unb 5ulebt nod Elm IA. als
Sepotz8ataillon bin3u.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-26

Gegu1dre gapal1erts
2euten formirt unb nit Oromebaren,
beionbers leiht ge3iibteten aameelen,
bon auBeroroentli4er 2eiitun9sfdbisz
felt, beritten sema9t. 2ebtere befdz
bist iie, trob 8eluitung bur4 ben
Heiter nit Waffen unb Munition,
einen mebrtdgisen 9ebarf an Daher
unb Brppiant mitaufiibren unb in
bequemem Grabe, Den oas 9romeoar
4 Bis 5 Sage lang tdglid 8 StunOsn
fortSuIeben permaa, in ieber Stunoe
ca. 10 enslifhe Meilen suriitsulssen
Gum 8efe9t fiBen bic Reiter ab, unb
BON ie 4 Mann nebmen 3 ben Rampf
uuf, pdbrenb Der pterte bic aameele
In Oeduns fiibrt.
Sm 9ln1dluB an bieie Neuorsaniz
fation tpurbe bas englii9e Reslement,
in's 4rabii9e iiberfebt, eingefiibrt,
aueleih, um einen aneemehenen Diff
ctereriab ii9er5uitellen, in Cairo eine
Militdri6ule fir ettpa 100 Gabetten
errt6tet, BON benen aajdbrlid 80 na9
5lpeiidbrigem GURUS in Die Irmee
Ibertreten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-26

Nur elm tleiner She'll Der esDptiz
f6en Irmee ftebt in unter=ggDpten,
Bel Cairo, Der BEL tpeitem gr0bte She'll
in Suatin am Hotben Meer, barunter
bic meiiten SuoaneIenz9ataillone, an
Der So4itraBe BON @9ppten na9 bem
Suban, am y}il. Suafin lit ber9lus=
gangspuntt Der be ten unb tiiraeiten
6eeresFtrabe bon Der aiiIte na9 Der
9uuptitabt bes Guban. friiber Gbarz
tum, jebt Smburman. Sm Sriblins
bes Sabres 1896 bsrfiiete bic esppttz
f4e Gegierune ii6er 9 eepptii9e 9az
taillone, 6 Standardization, 1
gapalleriezH zHegilnent, 7 8atterien unb
3 &ameelcorps nit 4 Marimgez
19iiben, auiammen 13,44O Mann.
Nuberbem 1tanben CUR 8erfiieuns
5 Gompagnien &ameeltratn unb 14OO
Subaneienfrauen, bic Susleih als
2aittrGger bienen, Q0bnung unb 8erz
pflesung erbalten. 6ierau traten, TO-
balb man ii6 fir bic Expedition sssen
Die OertpiIhe ent19ieoen bate, burh
Neufprmution nod 2 espptif9e Me<
ferpebataillone (aus Poliaeitruppen
formirt) unb Elm giIenbabnbataiIon
unter 3utbeilung bon engliI9en Sffi>
cieren, be5p. engliiAen Snsenisuren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-26
6 Il n It 3 ollie.

pen, bon berporragsnOen aiinitlern
moDellirt, 5ieren bas portal. Na9z
Dem mir es bur6i6ritten baben, sez
laneen tpir in etne ettpa "a Meter
breite uno $50 Meter lanse Wanbelz
balle, beren Snbalt aus einigen Sbez
listen, elmer Sontdne, griinem @ez
ftr0u9, 8lumen, aaiensdrtden unb
gdnfen beitebt.
2ints unb re9ts bon bieIem Wanz
belsang atpeisen bic 9al1en ab, bic ben
o9t areiIen bes a0nissrei9es aur
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-26
> fftctere II. Sergeant Der
eonpt. Mrmee.

- ~ Nv y ~
perme6rt, beren 2ssimentss, S9puz
brons= unb 8atterie= gpmmanDeure
gnsldnber paren. Gleide gerbGltz
nife beitanben BEL bem benz Gapallez
rtezHegiment attu9trten aameelcorps,
benz fpdter ebenfalls nod Elm opeites
unb brtttes slei9es Corps gu a esppz
tifden uno 2 iuoanefif9en Gompagz
MEN binsugefiigt tpurbe. @n Mannz
i9aften 3dblte ieoes Battalion beiber
Srigaben 668, bus GapalleriezRe
ment 773, iebss aameelcurps 152, bic
reitenbe 1877, bic nit Sameelen unb
Maultbieren ausgeitatteten @ebirgss
batterien ie 113, iebe 8arniIonbattez
rie 166 Wtdnn.
Ous GapalleriezHeeiment mar 5uz
nd9It ols Orugoner=Regiment errt9z
tet, aus tatttf3en Riidii9tsn aber
ipGter in Elm 3egiment Cancers, beiz
len rites @lieb 8ambuslan3en, beHen
5peites Garabiner fiibrt, umgepanz
belt tporben. 0ds &ameelcorps mar
tpie Die berittene Snfanterie bepaffnet
uno ausgerii itet, aus ausgeiu9t euten
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81 ber's Slug m a + dine


SuuItration peranlGauli9tr bereits
ansehli1 gelunsene @eriuhe aussez
fiibrt- 9iefelbe beitebt Gus einem
eonifden 8allon bon Seibs. Der Bel eis
ner 2dnse bon 65 SUB einen umfans
BON 6 SUB bat, uno i'm Snnern NIT
0ambus abgefteift lit. On bemiel=
ben lit Elm Rahmen BON 9tabltaben
rnit elmer NGle angebra9t, auf tpsl9er
ff4 sipei mdbiee f9aufsfdbnlihe Syliis
ael bon Mlumiaium betuegen. 2ebtere
tpsrben bon einem Me4antsmus, Der
beuljenigsn eines Sahrrabes Gbnelt,
in 9epesuna geiebt unb atpar bon Ell
rem Gibe aas, Del an Sanen unter
Dem gallon Ednst; Der 9luffties finbei
ftatt, nadnsm lesterer nit @as sefini
1T. DAB bieIe TtugmafAine faum
mebr ais cine Sptelerei ift. liegt auI
Der 9dnh.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-26

Oiefe espptiit1e @trsitmadt 1T
bur1 bic IN Cairo, Mleronbria unb
MTuan in Gsppten psrftdrtt porben;
es iparen bies ie 1 8ataillon Der Hez
simenter Sbe prines Of Wales, Nortb
Stafforbfbire SO. "a uno SIZE Glouz
ceiteribire go. % nit 2 9atailonen
gonnausbt Ransers No. 88 fotpie 2
8ataillons bon ni9t namentli9 be-
tannten Resimentern, fsrner 1 Gom@
pagnie Wlounteb Snfanteln NIT Der
susebDrisen RepolperseiGiib Mbtbeiz
lung, bas acknowledgment go. 19, l
fabrenbe 8atterie unb je 1 Gpmpagnie
@arniionartillerie, pioniere unb Dsrs
paltunsstruppen. 9ud aus sSnbien
tpurben bebeutenbe Gerftdrfunaen
beranseaoeen, ba bic an bas belize
alima eetpobnten sSnbter beiYer fir
einen GelbSug im Suban geeignst
iinb, als bic @uropder.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-26
U2 il n d,ener 8ierD lie.

iesnng oes rehten lSlIgats fi;Drt uas
gum GebduDe Der Itautliaen NnItal>
ten, bes unterri9ts unb Uertebls.
parallel gu bieiem 8au liest bic Ma=
fainenbalIe. Die reihbaltisen golz
lsetionen auf allen Snoufriessbieten
lesen Elm gl6n5enbes 3eusniB bon her
2eifunssfdbisteit uno aunitfertisteit
bes 9dpernldnhts ab.
Die @eb6uDe finb aus 9ol3 nufges
fiibrt mil Gtud betleibet unb nit plds
ftii4em Gdmud Derieheu. Sci lebs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-26

Suppsl por unIeren stusen auf.
s6liebli9 gelangen mir in cine Staz
tuenallee; mir be finben uns benz
Snbuitriegebdube seseniiber. Der
erIte 8lid fGllt iiber cine luitig fpruz
belnbe 5ontGne unb iorsfdltig gez
pfleste, sei9madpol1e Inlagen binpeg
auf bas monumsntule Ginsangsporz
tai, bas bon einem luftieen Sburm
uno elmer bur9brodenen Suppel ses
front Dtro.
!Sier tlt cine rsi5enbe SarbenauIamz
meriteauns bemertbar. Oos pprtul
unb Der 3burm finb, pie ale anoeren
8auten, tpeiB gebdlten, nur Bel erltes
rem fam ettpas 8olo fir Snibriften,
8appen, uno Wlebailons CUR Ser
Denouns, bic 5arbe bes Gitterperfs
Der &uppel tft goloen unb mattsriin.
lleberIebenssrobe alle9orii4e 9rupz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-26
11eberfIiiTfiofr 81 n

ueberfliiffiger Mat1.
MrSt: SD raib Sbnsn, es nit ether
2uftfnr au periuden. pattent (Gdauz
fpieler obne Gnsasemen): Mber i9
babe ia fAon feit bier Moden BON Der
2uft belebt!
8ebenfli4es leiben.
Wie sebt es Sbnen9 Dante. NIT beru
Mppetit gebt es ia gut, aber immer
Dnrn. Durf, unb bes Na1ts fein
Mugs often, Gfel bor Der Mrbtit unb
Neibku in meinen Rleinsrn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-26

bat, entnebrasn mir, baB bas Mifden=
Fbilb Der G9ilbtrDte, tpelde elm @ez
ptnt bon 528 pfunb baf, IN Der 2dngs
ntht ipeniser ais 5.35 SUB nrtBt. unz
fere sS1uitrattonen ermOgliden es bem
2efer, iid5 eine bsutlihe @prftelluns
BON bem sisantif4en Sbiere gu maz
den. ssisur !. ssrani9aufiGt Die
Sailbfrote i'm prpfil, tpdbrenb bic
annette Mbbilbuns sas Sbier BARTLETT,
tpie es BON 4 Mdnnern ssbaiten tpirb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-26

Aus benz Nesenin bic
Sraufe. pfarrer: Na, ipie gebts
benn @urem Manng 8Guerin: Gebr
{6leht, 9ohpiirben, er bats 9rinten
iein lafen. pfarrer: yiun, bas lit ia
gut. Das 9rillten bdtt' CT fdon lanse
oufgeben iollen. DGuerin: @9on
rcht, 6Dhpiiroen; tr bat absr's Sau,
TN sro:lasosni Is.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-26

Sa freili4. aieutendhs
(oer eine bon Damen fart be{ue6te
Sol.'ee bstritD: ~Donnerinetter! Oeut'
betBts. 3 Ssrs biibfd eintbeilen!"
q LIANT. Sunse Dame: limb
oann babe i'd auf meiner geiie I'M
Suben aud Elm grbbeben erlebt."
Ganalier: .NatarIid, mo gndbiofto
1t9 aslaen. 1T sben Mlles aus MonA
unb 8anb."
p as prDbIember TIalss1
ma htne. n9err gBirtb. i9 hoffe
bdlo bos problem Der sluomoifbine
gtlOit an baben. unb bann iperbe M idb
Spnen Alss Doppelt beaoblen.1 Mui
Pos pas %: mart nit. ba 5eis' | Sbnen fiji.
- ~ N'uA l!sgt \
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-26
Cine GielenI6ilSfrSte.

Ser Yflanaer gntelme auf Der Snz
fel Mauritius befinbet Ii4 in benz 8ez
fibs elmer giguntii9en S9ilbtrOte,
pelhe auer WabrIdeinli9tett nah bas
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-26

srDbte Sbisr biefer Reptilienart it,
9as Sbier lit auf ben ggnont>Sn=
ieln, tpelde norhDitli9 bon Mabasasz
far i'm Snbifden Ocean liesen, eefan=
gen porben. Ginem geridte, tpelhen
Brpf. u. Mtlne=Gbnarbs Der Barrier
Acaoemie Der Wiheni9aften eritattet
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-26

Wlit benz Berluite bes Suban bate
bic egpptiihe aesierung au9 bas Gr<
fobgebtet fir ibr beites Soloatenma@
terial eingebiibt, mo- fi9 bic Nrmee
f1on felt Sdbraebnten unter ben
Gtdmmen Der Ointa unb G1iIuf
nit Worliebe reeruttrt bate, benn bic
felt Sabrtaifenben unter forttpGbren=
benz Druid lebenben Betpobner Der
unteren Nilldnber, bic Gellab. iinb
bnrHdus ni4t trieserii1 peronlast.
pbolei4, trSftis Intelligent, niidtsru
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-26
gntf4 ulbianna.

Wenn 10 ein gemperen3ler meint,
Der Mleobol iei unftr gr0Bter Geinb,
Damn benz id, in Der 8ibel ftebt ses
fhrieben:
Du ioait audi Define Geinbe liebsn!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-26

unb seborIam, aud teibliae Sbiiben.
feblt es ibnsn bp9 an periDnli4em
Mutb unb Snitiatioe, tpdbrenb baS
Maffenbanbperf nsbr ober tpeniger
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-29
A GREAT SPEECH.

The speech of this campaign was
made Tueday night at Parrish's ware
house by Thos. w. Mason, the Demo
cratic candidate for Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor. 1t was truly great speech
and made profound impression. Well
could he afford to make a magnificent
speech to such an audience. There
was an immense crowd present, includ-
ing some three hundred ladies, and
such crowd would inspire any man.
The readers of the News and Observer
will understand the effect it had upon
shat grand man, Thos. w. Mason.
Everybody must have left that hall
fully convinced that what this country
needs now is free coinage.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-29
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS,

The patriotic letter of Maj. VIM. A.
Guthrie, published in yesterday morn
ing's News and Observer, has created
a profound impression in this COM
munity. All day yesterday it was be-
ing talked at every street corner. 1t
must accomplish great good. Right
thinking Populists everywhere must
heed his warning.
The candidates are busy and every
fellow is doing his best.
The surest and safest prophesies pre-
dict that Durham county will GO for
the Democratic ticket by good large
majority.
This section is blessed with the finest
weather seen for many seasons.
1t is hard TO keep up these days with
all the political speakings.
Chas. Price, of Salisbury, was booked
to make a speech at the court house
Tuesday night, but owing to some
cause he did not put in an appearance.
In his absence S. NJ. Holton GRATED to
the dusky crowd present and of course
pleased them.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-29

tE THE IRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STETRa
EASTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA.
VIM. P. Henszty and others vs.. rhe TanO-
don Heoszeg Co5l Mining Company and
others. civ
In the above entitled cause. the ppaer.
signed having been appointed \ master ''to
take an account of all the Indebtedness of
said company and the nature Of said M
debtedness and the order and prioritv;of
all liens against said G. mpauV and anv
other special matter which he shall ba re
Quired 10 report by any party to these I,rO
ceedtngs Ard he shall further give notica
by publication once week for four weeks
in some newspaper published in the city of
Raleigh, and in some newspaper Published
in the county OF Chathasn, if any o all per-
sons having claims OF any kind or descriD
tion whatsoever against said company to
file the particulars OF said claim before the
said Ed Chambers Smith, and giving furth.
or notice OF the times and places where he
VIII receive proof OF SAID claims, or evil
dence against SAID claims' now, in pursu.
ance of said ore er notice is hereby given TO
all creditors of the said defendant, The
LanRd Henszey Coal Mining Company, to
present their claims to me prop rly verified
at my Office in the PUllen building, Raleigh
N. c., on or before Saturday, November 81
1885, or they will be barred from participa-
tion in funds under the control OF the
court in this cause.
Those holding bonds of the defendant
Company will ME verified statements set.
ting forth the class, denomination humber
and amount OF sncn bonds, whether they
have been hypothecated or are held in
trust, &c
And all parties claiming any intarast in
any of the bonds or other indebtedness Of
the said Langdon-Henszey Coal Mining
Company VIII hle verified statements set
acquired &c, sc -
And all persons claiming lien Of any de-
scrlpIon on any OF the property of said
Langdon Henszey Coal Mining Company
VIII ME verified statements specifying the
amount of such lien and the property on
which &c fs claimed
Notice is further given that at my said of.
nee IN the Pullen building in Raleigh, N. c.,
az ~ O'Clock m, on said 2lst ay Novem
Der, 1 shall proceed to pass upon said
claims, and opportunity viii be given to all
parties claiming any Interest in disputed
claims TO present proofs of their interest.
ED. CHAMB Frs SMITH,
Special Master.
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DOINGS IN DURHAM
AN ADDRESS.


To the Voters of the 18th Senatorial
District:
The Populist Senatorial convention
Of the Eighteenth Senatorial district,
comprising the counties of Durham,
Orange. AIamance and Caswell, met
in Hillsboro on Monday, Goth day of
October, 1896, and accepted the resig-
nation of ID. C. Mangum, who had been
nominated for one of the Senators OF
this district, and nominated James =.
Lyon, of Durham county, for Senator
and endorsed Edward S. Parker, of
Alamance, who had been nominated
by the Democratic convention
for the other Senator. This nomina-
ton of James T.. Lyon was endorsed
bv the conference committee appoint
ed bv the Democratic District Sena-
torial convention.
Both these nominees are. true and
unfinched advocates of the free coin
age of silver and we urge all Demo
Gratis and Populists of this district to
give them their hearty and unreserved
support to the end that United States
Senator favoring the free coinage OF
silver may be elected by our next Legis-
lature.
J. r. CARP ENTER,
Ch'm'n p. Z. Senatorial Convention.
CHAS. A. SCOTT,
Chmn Dem. Conference Committee.
Hillsboro, n. c., Oct. &c, 1896.
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HON w. D. MERRITT.

Bryan lector for the Fifth district, and
A. J.. Brooks, Esq, will address the
people at
Stem, Granville county. Friday, o.
tober 30.
Oxford Cat night, Granville coun:y.
Friday, October 80.
Berea, Granville county, Saturday.
October 81.
Roxboro, Person county, Monday,
November 2.
HON. FRANK ]. OSBORNE.
Democratic candidate for Attorney
General will address the people at
Monroe, Union county, Friday, Oct.
30
Shelby, Cleveland county, Saturday,
Oct. 81.
Rutherfordton, Rutherford county,
Monday, Nov. 2.
HON. JN0. c. SCARBOROUGH.
win address the people ON the great
issues of the day at
Mayesville, Jones county, Friday, Oct.
30.
Newbern, Craven county, Friday,
Oct. 30th Eat night.)
HON. THOS. w. MASON
win address the people on the issues
of the day at
Winston, Forsyth county, October
30th.
Marion. Mcdowell county, October
31st.
Goldsboro, Monday, November End.
HON. f. M. SIMMONS
win address the people at
Ifltya fsdD' Mile Opfahpr Goth
Beaufort, Monday night, Nov End.
HON. J. C. BUXTON.
VIII speak to the people at the fol-
lowing times and places
Mt. Airy, Oct. 30, at / o'clock p. m.
Pilot Mountain, Oct. 31st, at o'clock
p. m.
The voters of Surry county are invit-
ed to attend and join in a grand rally
on the eve of the election.
HON. W. B. SHAW
VIII address the people on the great is
sues of the campaign at
Calahalow, Dayie county, October 80,
at p. IN.
Pennington, Dayie county, Oct. 30,
lat night.
Smith Grove, Davie county, October
30, at p. m.
Fork church, Davie county, October
30 (at nig'ht).
Jerusalem, Davie county, October
81, at j p m.
CLEMENT MANLY,
Chairman Dem. State Elk. Com.
JNO. w. THOMPSON,
Secretary.