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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-10-19

RlkkA Dsy of the Fal1 -TeEm-George john
con KeaDd Guilty Of Criminsl Assault and
This Morning VIII be sentenced to He
Hs.E
Pursuant to adjournment on Thurs
me- yesterday at 10 a. m, Judge SUIT
ton presiding.
The trial Of the State against George
Johnson, cofored, charged with criminal
assault on Bertha Brewington, colored,
which was began on Thursday was re-
sumed and the testimony was o
cluded. Solicitor NJ. C. Richardson then
stated the case for the State, and W.
A. Moore, h colored lawyer, led on
with a speech for about twenty-five
minus in defence of the accused. So
lfcitor Richardson then spoke and he
was followed by D. w. Evans, the
.lher coIoFed lawyer for the defense.
He spoke for more than a half hour.
The col0red congressman from h First
district, George H. White. closed for
one hour.
At Ills p. m, the court took a recess
till $50 p. m. When the court recon
vened Judge Sutton charged the jury
aud they retired at $3.50 p. m. In about
ten minutes they returned a verdict OF
Juror and he was one Of the first to
agree to q verdict Of guilty. johnson
heard the verdict without any apparent
emotion. When the court meets this
morning Judge Sutton win sentence
johnson to be hanged. 3.
The court disposed Of other as
follows:
Stste vs.. J.. II. Mcdonald, assault
and battery with a deadly weapon.
verdict guilty. Judgment suspended on
payment OF the costs. The same defen-
dant was convicted Of carrying a con-
cealed weapon and judgment was sus-
pended on payment Of the costs.
State w. VIM. Petteway, larceny, ver-
dict guilty, sentenced to- four months
In the county Jail. The county COM
missiOners were authorized to hire him
out.
State VS.. Lucy J. Coleman, colored,
nuisance. verdict not guilty.
State VS.. Joe Coleman, rocking a
train. verdict guilty. The defendant
being insolvent was discharged.
State vs.. Harry Wright, larceny, mis-
trial
State VS.. Gully Jones, larceny, YER
dict guilty. Sentenced to sixty days
in the county Jail. The commissioners
were authorized to hire him out.
The court at $50 p. M, took a recess
till 10 O'clock his morning.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-10-19

Baltimore, October ia man SUD-
posed to be Simon Hesser,o of Savannah,
Ca, was either murdered OF committed
window OF a lodging house at No. 214
North Calvert street tonight. The dead
man. was about Is years Of age and
nothing Is known concerning him, ex-
cept that he came to h lodging house
early this evening and secured a room.
Nothing nor was seen of him until
his body was found in the rear yard.
He was unconscious and died within
an hour. Upon his person were found
a pair of handouts, a bottle of nitro
glycerine, a revolver and two tickets to
Bremen OF the North German Lloyd
steamship line, made out for Simon
timore to Savannah, dated today, was
also found in his pockets, and letters
addressed to him from Scranton, Pa,
and other points were among his eff
fects.
Savannah. Ca, October 15.-Simon
more tonight, left Savannah Thursday
by steamer for Baltimore. His mission
was to take a demented German sailor
named Franck, to Germany. The
steame was due in Baltimore today.
Both Hesser and the lunatic were
about As years of age, and it is hard
to decided here whether Hesser has
committed suicide, or been murdered
by the lunatic. The sailor went crazy
on board a ship hat came into port q
few days agO On which he came neal
killing the captain. Hesser was a dep
uty sheriff and was commissioned by q
charitable institution hereto accompany
the demented sailor to his home Il Is
thought by the police here thai the
dead man Is more probably the lunatie
than Hee4eT.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-10-19
Ireland's Population Still Declines
est. Louis Globe-Demovrat

est. Louis Globe-DemOvrat.)
Ireland's population continues to de-
cline. The official figures for last year
are 1850, 37S. In 1S45 they were 1885, 061,
falling below 1000. 900 in 1850, below
5000, 900 in 1856. and below 10000 in
1884. The excess of births over deaths
last year was 31,941. and the loss by
immigration IS, 1895. Nearly all the emf
grants were in the prime of life. The
extremely o crops hrs year will in
crease the emigration. and the island
will suffer a further decline in popula-
ton.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-10-19
Savannah, Ca, April rs, 189

Savannah, Ga, April 26, 1896.
Having used three bottles of P. P. P.
for impure blood and general weakness
and having derived great benefit from
he same, having gained IA pounds in
weight in fOur weeks, I take great
pleasure in recommending it to all un-
fortunate like
Yours truly,
JOHN MORRIS.
Office Of J. N. McElroy, Druggist,
Orlando, Fla, April 20, 1891.
Messrs. Lippman Bros, Savannah, Ga.
Dear Sirs:-I sold three bottles of P.
P. P. large size yesterday, and one bot
tie small size today.
The p. p. P. cured my wife of rheu-
matism winte before last. It came
back on her the past winter a half
bottle, 81 size, relieved her again, and
she has not had a symptom since.
I sold a bottle Of P. P. P. to a friend
Of mine, one Of the turkies, a small one
took sick AND his wife gave it 2 tea
spoonful, that was in the evenir and
dead, but next morning he was hollow
ing and well.
Yours respectfully,
J.. N. McELROY.
Savannah, Ga, March II, 1891.
Messrs. Lippman Bros, Savannah, Ga.
Dear .Sirs:-I have suffered from
rheumatism for a long time and did
not find a cure until found p. P. p,
which completely cured me.
Yours truly,
ELIZA JONES,
16 Orange ST., Savannah, Ga.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-10-19

Washington, October 15.-Maud G..
Badgley, a clerk in the genera land
office. committed suicide this morning
by jumping from Cabin Johns bridge.
about six miles west of this city. The
drop to the rayine below the bridge Is
about 125 feet. The motive for the sui
eide, her friends say, was dependency,
due to her physical condition. She came
here with her parents about ten years.
ago from ScOharie county. New York.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-10-19
Argument Begon In the Perry murder Trial

Argument Begon In b Perry Murder Trial
Especial to The Messengerl
Clinton. N. c.. October 15.-AM the
evidence in the Perry murder case was
heard today. A large number Of wit
nesses were introduced by both the
prosecution and the defense. Each con-
tradicted the other in material points.
At 4 o'clock the evidence vas all In
and argument was begun by G. c.. Lyon
for the defense. who spoke for an hour
and a half. Court, at h conclusion OF
his argument, adjourned until tomor-
row morning, when the argument will
be resumed. There will be three
speeches for the prosecution and four
for the defense. The cas will go to
the fury tomorrow evening.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-10-19

Salisbury Sun: The Salisbury cotton
mill decided to run Tuesday despite the
? fact that the circus was in town. But
thirteen of the weaverS decided to see
the circus, despite the fact that the mill
continued to run. They walked out n
their looms, ifty-three in number, were
left standing. The boys are out yet and
rsswil probably remain out.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-10-19

Baltimore. October 15.-The general
grand chapter. Royal Arch Masons. ad-
tourned finally today after q brief
morning session at which the princi-
pal business was the election OF DIR.
William F. Kuhn, grand high priest OF
Missouri. general grand master OF the
first VEIL. thus completing the liz OF
officers.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-10-19

Madrid. October 1.-THE Spanish cabi-
net today discussed the case OF the
American schooner, Competitor, whic
was captured in Cuban waters on April
Is, 1896, consideration Of which,, owing to
the fear which Premier Canovas del
Castillo had of stirring up action upon
the part of the congress OF the United
States, was postponed by the late gov
eminent. The cabinet today ordered the
ministers of foreign affairs. the navy and
the colonies to examine the documents
in the case, with the view of its eventual
settlement by the courts,
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-10-19

Winston Sentinel: We are informed
that a young man was stricken with
paralysis yesterday while visiting a
young lady friend. The services OF a
physician were m and the young
man was taken to his home. He is i'm
proving today. We did not learn his
name.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-10-19
bryan AND
Tins 70 Butlsr's PressAentlal Ticket for
1ooO-Hsgh Price Secured for Raleigh
RELATIONSHIPS IneoeRerAteA

THIS 70 Bstlsr's Presidential Ticket for
1soo-H,gh Price Secured for Raleigh
Bonds-CompaAlss x~neorporotsd
Especial TO The M~eessenger.)
Raleigh. N. c.. October 15.-The sec
etary Of state grants charters TO the
following companiP: Pamlico Tobacco
Company. Of washington. with power
to make its capital $50. 600: the Abe
marie Telephone Company. Of s.anly
county. with right to operate u line to
Concord and other points; Citizens Co.
operative Company. Of Raleigh, to con
duct q grocery business. the latter CON-
pany being composed OF q great num-
Der Of railway employees.
Reports from 100 of h 1S3 cotton
mills in this state which spin and
weave, say they 325. 900 pounds
OF cotton daily.
Ohio Wilson makes h positive as
sertion. and says he can prove IL, that
there Is an agreement between Gov
ernor Russell and Senator Butler that
the former shall be vice president on
the national ticket with w. J. Bryan
in 1900.
Bids for Raleigh street. s per cent,
thirty year. improvement bonds were
opened at noon today. There were
eighteen Of them and three came In AZ
ter the opening. The upset price Of the
bonds was los. Estabrook 4 Co, OF
Boston. got all the issue at 100 Is. with
accrued interest. All bids were Ne
markedly high. New city bonds ave
never sold at such O premium.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-10-19

And rest for tired mothers in . warm hath
with CUTIcURA SOAP, and a sSngae application
Of CUTIcURA (~ointmene), the great skin cure.
CUncURA REMEDIES aftosi instant relief,
and point to . speedy cues Of tortaring, dis
figuring. hnmiliasing. itching, burning, bleed
ing. cr0sted, scaly stia and scalp humorA,
with los Of hair. wArsn all else fails.
- tnsesGhsstths vssA. FoaIss Dsos AsD CHsx.
~kis-Tsesrsa saAisa..Asa
SKIN SCALP a nl asIs $3.50 =
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colora That ge,en.

Yellow in all its glory, in its yaried
tones and ssmitonea, is to rage in dresa
and millinery this winter. Red the
shade Of the traditional British coat
heads the LIST Of fashionable coIors in
England Just now. Czarina blue has
broken out all over France, riyaling
russian gray in general favor-the soft,
becoming, refined gray in cloth and vel
vet that the young empress seemed to
favor next to blue and cream white dur
ing her short, brilliant stay in Paris
Vivid green is beloved by the Emerald
Islanders and popular this year the
world over Ali those various dyes have
their admirers and electors, and teohnic-
al journals announce the color chiefly
favored by some particular country or
noted parsonage, and therefore we arc
now in the first harmless stages Of yell
low fever. and no one is disposed to OBJ
ieet TO the epidemic. New York Post
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So much danger exists from oontagion
fl The handling eff infected clothing that
for gomo time past an effort has been
made to introduce handkerchiefs of pa
per and fiber A substance composed OF
shredded fiber might ba put into the
form Of paper pulp and run out into
sheets. which would be soft, pfiable,
absorbent and inexpensive. Paper hand
kerohiefs might be made almost as cheap
as toilet paper and would be found a
most welcome addition to the equipment
Of inYalids. Immediately upon being
used they could DO burned or otherwise
destroyed, thereby avoiding the trans
mission Of disease germs. Laundresses
and others hayo frequently been inoou-
lated with The baeilli Of various rnala.
dies BY contact ia the washtub. A
scratch OF any irritatgd spot Oh the skin
may become a lodging place for such
organisms. For this and other reasons
the paper handkerchief ID strongly cons
mended. IT, in addition to the absorbent
and Inexpensive qualities, the pulp could
be impregnated with some inodorous and
efficacious ahtiseptie, the value Of this
new departure would be largely increagz
ed.--New York Ledger.
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Thermonetors

II times OF severe frost many per.
SOP not skilled ia tho use Of thermom-
etds report remarkably low tempera-
TUBS. Those arc often due to the Their
mdaetrie liquid having partly evaporat-
ed Eom the main column and condensed
at ke cad of tho tabe farthost from the
bulb the thermometer then reading just
as hany degrees too low as there are
degbos Of spiri5 at the top Of tho tube.
COO thermometers are just as liable to
thl3errer as common ones, and there
forfevery enc using q spirit minimum
tbeanometar must be on tho alert Cen
eral y tho owner can restore the ther-
moheter without sending it back to the
makr Grasp the thermometer firmly,
restpg q finger on tie tube so that there
DO p vibration, and, holding the bulb
downward, give several strong, pendu-
louiswings. This viii usually send tho
spifs from the top and send the index
intdHhe balb. Stand the thermometer
buiFdoWnward foe al hour, then re-
verf it and very gently shake the in
DEBUT Of tho bulb and let it slide to
theRnd Of the column. when the Their
moheter will be as good as new.-New
.l,s.S
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Reciproclty.

College fraternalism recently found
another pleasant illustration at Oberlin.
o. When Oberlin, which was the first
college to open its doors to women on an
equal footing with men, was just start
ing IN its work, in 1888, Mary Lyon
was teacher il Miss Grants school, in
Ipswich, Mass The teachers of this
school, with their pupils. Immediately
sent $3.50 to Oberlin to help it in its
work OF this sum Mary Lyon herself
gave Si50. -Four years later she founded
Mount Holyoke seminary. This fall the
women teachers at 0berlin gathered
contribution Of $3.50 for Mount Hol-
yoke college and sent it as d Thanksgiv-
ing recognition BY the Oberlin Of to-
day OF the noble work doAe by MARY
Lyon for the higher education of women,
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BIRDS OF ILL NATURE.

The Cruelty ef SFFans ns Displayed Toward
other aawis,
Among those binds which stay AZ
home. especially the most dones6ioatad,
there is often aa exhibition of unkind,
ness seemingly uaacaouHtablo, SAYS a
writer in Pa8 GornbiII Magazine. The
graceful sWan, e. g. is one Of the most
ungraeious in its ways Not only fin
TIE breeding season. does . male bird
resent The intrusion Of a strange gentle.
man, but it VIII spend the day il driv.
ing of from its domain any unlueky
geese, which might De plainly assumed
TO have 40 designs ap9a its domestic ar.
engagements and have indeed. no desire
beyond that foi comfortable wash and
swim. twill also pursue even the most
innocent Of newborn ducklings while
they unWitfingiy rejoice ia an carly
taste Of theiF common clement.
When an only child has passed out Of
tie eggnet stage Of life and grown to
full physical if H05 mental maturity,
father and mother swans have been
known to fall upon and deliberately
beat it to death with wing and beak,
The gratided parents swan gracefully
about the mere ia which they lived,
Ewhile the great white corpse Of THEN
lson lay. battered and dead, upon the
shore Tho following year. after another
bad been born TO them and In infancy
tarried upon his mothers bach, they be.
Ian to treat him s0r0uQbly that not be.
hg pinionod Ike them, be wisely few
away and we saw him no more Curl
qsly enough, geese which havo expert.
Beed rudenesa from sWans in the lusty
sping nave been known to rotaliata in
tR ealmer autumn when the feroeness
oftheir enemy had become mitigated.
1 fave seen q gauder leap upon the back
eli once arrogant swan and pound
aNby at it in the full enjoyment Of
grftifed revenge. = San Francisco
Cllonicle
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CLOTHES lMMoRTAL.
Made So For Heaaamizing People BY n

Made So For Eeonemizins People by n
fts,ts,ss., TndustrV.
It's easy to be a well dressed man
nowadays If ono saves up his old
clothes until ne accommodates few
suits and then follows the example of
bis rich friends here, no win soon find
out how they pose as bowling swells at
comparatively little outlay Itcosts only
$50 year to look like a man who owns
q yalot providing one has the costumes
to start on. Ia q slysaraping structure
o suit OF sunptuous Offices is occupied
by the clerical stat of a concern which
is engaged in keeping the CLOTHES Of
some OF our Worthiest and most infuen-
tial citizens in repair a largo factory
down town employing small army Of
sa9QHee7 bressefa and meadeHs, lis kept
in constant operation, and the wagons
OF the company may he seen daily Gov
efmg regular roHtos ia the best parts eff
tho city. So sensitive are the patrons of
tho concern, however. lest their eoonom-
leal proclIyities become known to neigh
boTs mat nothing nero than the ambiq-
aous title Of tho lirm is painted ca the
vehicle
a lady with pronounced French ac-
cent manages THIS pant ef tho business.
From bor il was learned THAT a yearly
subscription fee af $50, payable in al.
vance. entities any ordinary American
citizen to membership in this concern, !
by means of which BIS clothes a6 least |
cen idstle up against those of The Foar |
Hundred On paying the fee tho mem.
heIs arc omitted to all the services 70.
quired to keep their wardrobe in repair |
and preaentabla condition The chests /
are allotted to him, upon which his T
name and address are printed. ono of I
these remains at his homo, WhiIo tho +
other is st the factory. Wagons call 1T
the houses Of patrons of 5ho eompauy I
twice g week.. if necessary and collect I
the Globes which hayo boon placed in I
the chest, at the Same time leaving a I
chest full eff clothes, carefully manded
and pressed ready fer wear. Ono young
man who has been "a patron Of the novel T
establishment for some time saws that n
works Bike a charm, and his apparel I
bears out his statement. or course tia
tailors, the cid clothes gatherer8 aud the
servants who have str0tted tn the cast
oil garments Of their masters don't lika
the innovation. but it IS Il necessity ei
the times. Keeping up appearance is Il
great business here. and this new clothes
izins scheme IS a regular boon to lots
OF men who travel on shape and style
New York Letter in Pi,tsbarg Dis.
patch.
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relsn could.

Miss Helen Gould has superb library
Of the best works Of modern English and
American auth0ra There are more than
1900 volumes i'll the library at Lynd-
hnrst, besides manuscripts Of the four
teenth and fifteenth centuries. Miss
Gould is only SO years old, bus she has
crowded many beautiful deeds Of phi
lanthropy into her short life. Many
charities are the recipients Of her boun-
ty. but she gives quietly, and the world
at large knows nothing of her largest
schemes. New York Tribune.
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The brick building on the corner Of
State street and Eighth avenue is in
a dangerous condition. The outer
walls are out Of plumb nearly two
feet, and threatens to fall into the
street. t should be5torn down be-
fore it falls on some one.
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Hearing PosTnoned.

MACON, Ca, Feb. 16.-Judge Fen
ton to-day decided to postpone the
hearing Of the petition to remove a..
I. Holt, local receiver of the South
ern Building and Loan Association
of Knoxville, until the United
Circuit Court has decided whether
the recievership shall be made per-
manent,
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The a coenf ance.

Mr.. Atkinson S acceptance of the
above call lis as follows.
To my friends who make the CALI
After advising and consulting with
many of my friends. AID considering
the honor you do me. l have con-
cluded to accept, and if elected to the
office Of Mayor, trust you and all
citizens OF Pine Bluff will never have
cause for regret. Very respectfully,
dWtf TnOs. B. ATKINSON.
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Last evening the Ancient Order OF
the Orient held a session and walked
three pilgrlms-M essrs. II. J. Calvin,
O. e. Perry and Lee Altheimer-over
the burning sands Of the desert.
After the ceremonies the Princes en-
joyed a banquet.
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Judge John A. Williams has dellv-

Judge John A. Williams has dellv-
cred an opinion sustaining the de-
murer Of the directors OF the Irirst
National Bank to the ill filed
against them by s. Il. Cockrill, as
receiver, by which he sought to hold
them responsible for the collapse Of
the banks affairs. The court holds
that suit against them was barred
by the statute of limitation.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Sloan, of
Dimondale, Mich, are the guests Of
their relatives, DR.. and Mrs. A. w.
Troupe. We gladly welcome Mr..
and Mrs. Sloan to our glorious sunny
Southland
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sun Plating.

Sun plating IS q new Partisan
fashion OF widening and 'fulling OUT
skirts. It is new and very stylish. In
stead Of accordion plating a skirt, the
plaits are put il at the waist in tiny
laps widening out to the bottom until
at the hem they arc from to inch
es wide. This holds the top skirt out
heautiauIly
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PROGRESSIVE EucHRE.
Mrs. Maud Felner Entertalns the Young
Married Ladies' Club at the Resi-
= I. Vernon.
aenee Of Mr. ard Mrs

The Young Married Ladies Club
was, on yesterday afternoon, enter
tanned in most delightful manner
by Mrs. Maud Felner, lat the residence
oil her sister, Mrs A. L. Vernon.
Progressive Euchre was the
mode Of entertainment for some
Time, after which most delicate re-
ireshments were seryed-in three
courses.
Inc prize winners were: Mrs.
Allen, Club prize; Miss Minnie York,
Guests prize.
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Mr.. Win Vowel, OF this city is GO
ing to engage in the poultry bust
ness. He will purchase some
thoroughbreds and at the next
poultry show proposes to capture
all the first prizes.
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Messrs. Sandy Reevs, Harry Rod
gers and e. B. Houston returned
from Warmer on the O'Clock freight
this morning The gentlemen were
asleep when they arrived at the
depot and came near being carried
to Little Rock They were put off
at the crossing.
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MARRIED.

WLsoN-NoEGEL-In Pine Bluff.
ARK, February II, 1897, MIR, NEWTON
a. WILSON and Miss MARIE L. yoE-
GkL.' Rev. John f. Carr officiating.
= The above happy marriage took
pace last evening at s O'Clock, at
me residence OF Mrs. james O'Neal,
on West Barraque street, in the
friends. -
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Six or seven OF our fsports" have
signifed their intention OF going TO
Nevada to witness the fight between
Corbett and Titzsimmons.
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Miss Nell Collier wilfentertain with
a german, at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. r r. Lee. Thursday even
ing, complimentary to Miss McDon-
aid, of Newport
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There will be a special meeting OF
Lafayette, Lodge, No. 10l, X. OF P,
omorrow evening for the purpose Of
comforting the rank of Knight on
several candidates. All Knights are
requested to be present.
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John HUT, 40 Knox and Will
Benton will lend their services to the
Sulphur Springs Dramatic Club Fri
day night at which time the Con
federate Spy viii be rendered.