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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-05-13
RAFFLED FOR THEM.

So long ago as 1925 sportive parson
existed. and one who thought that rell-
gion could be made more popular by a
little excitement; to this end he establish
ed n rattle for SIX Bibles each year. The
clergyman who was so far eccentric, left
in his will sufficient sum Of money foI
the yearly purchase Of Testaments to b'
won by dice. Only few days ago the
ancient ceremony was carried through
And twelve children threw dice, six oi
whom ran = chance Of winring Bible
A vicar. cutate ard two churcs wsrd
ems watched over the proceefAngf'
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N0rI,E.

: snder stand fhst there IL a rumur n
ga.'s- my character. and want the peo-r
pie Of Emmett and vicinity 10 under
stand I am stIe 10 defend il myself; anc
Il 4 aeed be il win be defended by ttt
sNs. Please refrain your talk from thR
hme on and il will save you trouble.
Mrs A. MEhorci,.
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Bound FOR PALoUsE.

A train % emigrants passed through
town last Atoaday hunting for the near
est route oIs Of the state. They said
they started IRON eastern Iowa last fall.
ADD this was sbe e------o OF n coun-
try they had passed through; people even
wanted them to- pap for horse feed. An
old scout pointer ent the most direct
route. and they srasiod for the state line
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ENTERTAINMENT.

The following pfogfafrimcv will be
given at CsrtwrTghts half May 70. lsgS.
under tfr suspices Of the Epworth
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Admission 10 cents.
Come one. Come All.
Mrs. Adam Sieinbower
Mr.. H. NJ. Adam Committed
Miss Nettie Davis
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Telephone mvsssks from Caldwell this
morning said. Sampson Is b0rnbarding
fbro Rico win hgs largest guns, and do
f6g eteat damage ffs sienced one ~
rhc forts IN cry sboft time Very ht-
lie damage done 10 his 64sss"
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STATE suvpAa seHooE MEETING

The Idaho siats safsaY School Assoc
afba VIII hold ns SnnusT meeting in
Bbfse this year. il whf cohNine ON the 20
of this month and contisus in SESSION for
3 days Accommodation will be furnished
TO all delegates and ministers. Each Sun
day School is entitled to two delegates.
and one extra for each 80 membership.
Send your brightest and best TIN Der.
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NOTICE

VIII stan Sawin- at my mill ca Dry
Buck lsonday. April IS, after shat Tins
shiTF Se sole to m ail orders on shoss
notice. A share of the public patrouaay
is solicited
j. /. RzED.
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DIR. w. c. Stalker visits Emmett the
first Tuesday aud Wednesday OF each
month. Permanent ofsce Caldwell.
Idel'v'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-14
PROSPEROUS SOUTHERN MILLS,
Large Dividends by Cotton Corpora
tions-Buying New Machinery.

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. July Fin adj
ditiou TO the evidence OF renewed acuv-
itv i'm the cotton industry in the SOUTH
furnished by the fact. previously told
that many OF the mills are running over
time. some Of them even with day ana
night hands. there comes now. In dividend
declarations. assurances that the bust
moss is very profitable. In very many
cases a 3 per cent semi-annual dividend
has been declared after additions 10
surplus or the setting aside Of funds for
Improvement. and few Instances are re-
ported OF per cent semi-annual divi-
bends. one OF them in the case OF a mill
which has just completed its first year
OF operation All these records were
ecllpsed. however, by that Of mill in
Huntsville. Ala. which recently declared
an annual dividend Of 10 per cent. after
getting aside Ike amount for new ma
chinery.
Naturally. under such favoring condi-
ton. cotton mill stocks have advanced
In value. one or two illustrations will
suffice Forty-fve shares OF the MIS-
sissippi Cotton Mills at Wesson. Miss.
were sold recently, under order Of court.
as part Of the assets Of an estate. The
par value IS 81 90. and the price paid was
over 5000. the stock being bought I'm by
the mill corporation. In Raleigh
block OF $50. go OF the stock Of the Cara
leigh mill there. which has been I'm opera
ton only about five years. was bought
by the trustees OF Wake Forest College.
the trustees selling the same amount OF
stock i'm a New England street-railway
company 10 make the Investments. be-
cause the cotton mill shares promised 10
pay much better than the railway
shares. New York Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-14
STATE ACCOUNTS
FOR SETTLEMENT.
The Second Regiment to Go South
This Week.
SIXTY-SEVEN IN THE HOSPITAL.
Two Cases of Typhoid Fever and Many
Cases OF NIeasIcs-Thcy Will BE Left
in Charge OF Nurses and Doctor
When the Regiment Leaves.

RALEIGH, y. c., July 1S.-SpeciaI-
Several captains of the First Regiment
have sent 10 Adjutant General Cowles
statements OF the cost Of the first or
ganization Of their companies TO be APP
proved and forwarded 10 Washington for
settlement one account IS for $685.,
while the others range from Sl00S5 10
s2S3 ~.
Colonel Burgwyn said last night that
he was very sure the Second Regiment
would be ordered South by Sunday.
Professor Massey. OF the Agricultural
and Mechanical College, is 20 deliver an
address before the Georgia horticultural
Society.
THE EXPERIMENT STATION.
John W. Graham. Of Ridgeway. will be
made director OF the State Experiment
Station. Professor w. A. Withers Of the
Agricultural and Mechanical College, has
FOR a year been acting director.
All the old directors OF the North Caro-
lima railroad have been reappointed by
Governor Russell, and he has also reap
pointed J. II. Chadbourne as State proxy.
The Governor has not as yet received
the resignation OF Judge Ewart. even
though It was asserted positively that he
was appointed United States Judge OF
the Western District several day ago.
Inefe are slNty-seFeh men ll tHe Iesl-
mental hospital here. There arc two
cases of typhoid fever, SINE malarial
fever, some with effects Of vaccination
and forty-one with measles. All me sick
will 20 left here in charge Of doctor
and nurses wen the regiment goes away.
DEATH OF AN ENGLISH LADY.
The death OF Mrs. Ann Ward here yes
terday was heard with much regret. Mrs.
Ward Is an English lady who has lived
here for many years. ono OF her sons is
Captain william Ward OF the steamship
Rio Janerio. which is preparing 10 sail
from san Francisco for Manila.
The chairman Of the Railroad Commits
ion yesterday sent off a package by ex-
press. and upon refusing 10 put on the
one cent revenue stamp the express
agent here put II on and cancelled it
with the Southern Express stamp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-14
NlCKLE IN THE SLOT.
Ambiguous Law on the Subject TO ne
Decided by Higher Court.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, July la-Speciai.
For some time past two Of the most
prominent saloons In the city have been
running a gambling device known as
nickel-in-the-slot machine. Complaint be-
ing made by citizens the Mayor had the
accused parties brought before him a few
DAYS ago for trial. IL was shown that
the state law upon the subject was very
ambiguous and the Mayor reserved his
decision until to-day. when be decided
they were Illegal and the cases Will be In
all probability carried 10 a higher court.
as the saloon keepers had received a IS
cense from the Commissioners OF the
Revenue. but this was given under pro-
test.
Mr.. Fred Rocker, a popular and WE'LL
known young man, was committed to
Jail to-day awaiting arrangements for
him TO be sent 10 the insane asylum at
Stanton. he having recently become de-
mented.
The United States Court. which has
been IN session here for several days.
Judge Edmund WaddiIl. IT. being on tho
bench. adjourned to-day after transact
ing some business OF minor Importance
only.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-14
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, July -, 1895.
Offerings at auction on Change to-day.
II packages Of sun-cured tobacco. highest
price, 50; general average price of entire
Mr. George a. Haynes sold: A. y. b.
No -(421 pounds AT Sl5 j. r. V-No.
il Q,O3O pounds at 5000, No. 10 q 100
rounds al $ll.eo +. Saunders. Louisa
$50 pounds at SlO15. No. 3 4lO
pounds az $3.50. No. O2j pounds az
S662is. ". +. Duke. Fluvanna county
No. l (3O4 pounds a Sll, No. = (2oj
SO No. : 09S pounds at $40. ". O.
Thurston. Louisa COunty-NO. (235
pounds az $lO2j, No. . 1913 pounds 90
5000. No. (43j pounds at SO and No
Louisa county-No. i $50 pounds at sl2
No. . 900 pounds at Sli, No. 3 lOl5
pounds at $l02j No. 4 zoos pounds at
$3.50. No. . 900 pounds AT 1928, kiddeil
& Jordan Goochland county-No, % u 900
pounds al SOD. No % 0.OI5 pounds al
1919, and j. S.-No. l CJlO pounds at
$3.50. Total number Of packages. %.
Mr.. Silas Shelburne sold: W G. Y.-No.
1 at Sil. No. at Sl1. and No. az ST.;
j. 3. A.-No. at Sl7 VI. G. G. and j.
No. 1 ~ S25 No. . at 5000. No. taken
I'm At Si2. No. 4 at $3.50, No. a. 81 %
Si125. No. . at sl07j. No. 10 at $40. and
No II at SOD. making an average of
S1311: w * J.-No. ] at Sl1.J0 40. A.
S1O75: j. y. A.-No. / al S23. Total num-
Der of packages sold. IS.
Messrs. John +. Jacob & Co, w. Ben.
Palmer & Co, and Silas Shelburne viii
offer breaks OF sun-cured tobacco at auc-
ton on Change tomorrow. Thursday
July II. 1895.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections-B Bright. "a hogsheads, dark
$50 hogshcads and 80 uerces. Reinspec-
tiOns-NOue.
Private sales reported 20 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were light.
were light
limited States internal revenue collec-
lions on tobacco for the city OF Rich
mond. Va, to-day: Cigars and cigarettes
SlO07G34. plug tobacco. sl,6lsas. Total
S11,69l72.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-14
THE MURDERER HITE.
MeckIenburg viii Make Bread This
Crop To Last for Two Years to Come.

uoyDTON. VA. July 13.-Special-
Comfy Treasurer O.. y. Wells. who was
severely injured last week by a portion
OF his porch folling upon him. is still con-
fined 20 his bed, and Is suffering from
his injuries. II is not thought now mat
he IS seriously injured, as was at hrst
feared.
The murderer. Hte. confined in the
Mecklenburg jan. has but six more Gays
to live. as he IS sentenced 20 be hung
ON the 10Th OF this month, unless
the strong arm OF the law intervenes 70
save him. lie is counting heavily upon
getting a new trial. which his counsel
Is irving 10 Obtain for him. and has HE'D
"a potition for a. writ OF error and super
sedeas 90 the Circuit Court. asking that
the verdict be set aside and new t7al
granted. upon the ground Of the neon
potency of one or the jurors who tried
him. Hlto appears calm and confident.
and insists that he VIII not be nung
on the 10Th. and when asked this week il
be was ready 90 die, said, on j am
going 10 get a new trial. lie has beeh
baptized since he has been confined IN
Jail.
Tine crops I'm Mecklenburg county con-
tinue 10 Improve. and are looking splen-
didlv. I had occasion TO see quite num-
bor az crops of corn and tobacco last
week. and / was amazed 70 see what
n magnificent crop Of corn was growing.
This people without an accident. Will
have bread enough for nearly two years
n a. is economically used. and the to-
bacco crop IS very promising. much OF
which will be ready soon for curing.
Mrs. g. H. *. Taylor. the old lady who
fell and broke her hip some week or ten
days since. strange 10 say Is improving iL
and strong hopes are entertained Of her
final recovery. Nj. Taylor is seventy
nine years old.
Rev j. =. Hutron. the celebrated Bap-
fist evangelist. is conducting revival
meeting at Mays chapel, near Haskn's
Ferry some nine miles from here on
Roanoke river. Nr Hutson has conduct
cd several meeting On This county near
Iv every year. for some twenty years.
Ito is greatly beloved by the Mecklen-
burg people. and his preaching has done
great good. and many have been con-
vertcd under his powerful sermons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-14

average expense OF living Is s2l a year.
\ frernan's wages average $i56 a year,
and cost OF living 1903. The average year
~ earnings OF conductors are SlOos, ana
average cost Of living is $50. Brakemen
average annual earnings OF s65s, and cost
OF living 500. Track f0remen receive an
annual wage rate OF s525, tho average
cost Of living being s467. Trackmen earn
average annual wages OF <S29, ana me
cost OF living IS given at s52i Railroad
backsmiths' annual earnings are VOL
and cost Of living si52 Railroad machin-
lists give their annual wages at 1853, and
cost OF living at $420. All the reports indi-
cate that the railroad men are making
permanent investments. and large pro-
portion own their own homes Most OF
the men favor an cight-hour work day
and nearly all believe that convict labor
should be utilized in making good roads.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-14
WAR AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Fighting in Cuba Has Not Affected the
Rnsiness 20 Any Appreciable Extent.

1t is somewhat eariy yet TO determine
the effect OF the war upon life insur-
ance losses, but from the present out
look none of the companies VIII suner
heavily. Less than four hundred Ameri-
cans have been killed so far, and policy
holders have been so scattered among
the different companies that none have
felt tho burden TO any appreciahs ex-
tent.
The Mutual Life is not yet in posses
sion OF full particulars in regard To its
policy holders in the army and navy. or
whom there are several hundred. AS far
as can be learned only one or two are
dead, and IL Is not certain whether sick
ness or a Mauser bullet was the cause
The Mutual makes an extra charge In the
shape OF lien against the poll
cy in the case OF those VINO nave
enlisted. on the return OF the troops tina
charge will be lessened. and a general
charge substituted just sufficient TO cover
the net cost TO the company
Darwin r. Kingsley, the third vice.
president OF the New York Life lnsur-
ance Company. said that not moro than
four or i've OF It's policy holders mao
lost their lives In the war. Among tho
list appear the names of Ensign Bagiey'
OF the Wlnslow. and Captain ONeil. who
was killed at Santiago. Lieutenant Mer-
ritt. of the Maine, was a policy holder.
I'VE have made IL our policy" said MI.
Kingsley. mot to increase the rate Tor
men entering the army. II they JOIN the
navy. however, or are sent to Cuba, we
are Obliged TO Increase the premium. Inc
small mortality so far has had practical
ly no effect on our business. In a gen
eral way war has stimulated busl-
ness. People are looking az IRE
more seriously these days, ana
even those who have no idea OF en-
listing are making provision for the fu-
ture."
The Equitable Life Assurance Society
has In round numbers 1850 policy holders
in the army These men are principally
former members OF the National Guard.
and only a portion OF them are now at
tho front. AS yet the company has no
definite Information as 10 the number or
deaths. but Il will certainly not be large.
The actuary is busily engaged IN pre-
parlng a list. and will communicate with
Adiutant-Ge Corbln in the effort to
promptly identity any OF the company
nolicy holders Who have been killed.
Where men have enlisted who held old
nolicIes the company has taken a Hen
against them not To exceed 10 per cent.
After the war the balance will be handed
hack II n Is found that the cost Is less
than had been expected. A charge OF 10
per cent. IS made for new insurance IN
the case OF enlisted men.
Other insurance companies have mucn
the same story TO tell as the three men
toned. In no case have the losses been
heavy enough to cause any uneasiness.-
New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-14

BALTIMORE. July 13-FLOUR-Quiet
and unchanged.
NIiEAr-Quiet; No. red, S3i10S3s4c;
month. 500 QSui9c.. August. Toe. sep
TENDER. 74c Southern wheat, Oy sam,
pie. 74QSi4c.
CORN-Flrmer: spot and month, 3jhH
3ji.c. August. 3jf. 1850. Sep emher 3j4
G36lac. Southern white corn. 3gc.
OATS-Firm. No. white. 3OQ3lc.
RYE-Firmer. No. . nearby, cote; NO.
. western. J2c.
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Steady; some de-
mand for parcel room: steam 20 Liver
pool. per bushel. 2isd. July: Cork FOR or
ders. per quarter. IS. July. 3N34s August.
SUGAR-Strong and unchanged.
BUTTER-Steady and unchanged.
EGGS-Firm and unchanged.
CHEESE-S Steady and unchanged.
LETTUCE-Sl1O 10 per basket
WHISkY-Unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-14
A PRISONERS EASY ESCAPE.
He Walked out of the Court Room
just Before Conviction.

FASTVILLE, VA, July l3.-special.-
Northampton county court yesterday
heard the case against Osslan Weeks.
colul'"' - 80 ' - ne jury
iurv was out the court took recess
and as it was late. the court room was
"a little dark. the lamps not having been
lighted. the prisoner quietly walked out.
and up TO a late hour tonight has not
been found.
The negro was being tried for the pen
itentlary for cutting another negro az q
party the 10Th day Of April last and his
case was hopeless one, therefore he
took his flight. Weeks was under bond
for $3.50; therefore. 1t relieves the sheriff
Of any responsibility for his escape'
Sheriff Jarvis started Tonight with a
posse Of men to recapture the negro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-14

NEW YORK. July l3-FLOUR-Qulet
and barely steady, Minnesota patents
SA7j05OJ.
RYE FLOUR-Dull.
ORNMEAI.-Steady
RYE-Strong; No 2. 10c.
RARIEY-Duu. feeding, 33l2c.
BARLEY MALT-DuM
WHEAT-Spot firm, No. req, Nc.
Options opened firm ana advanced on We
Weather news from abroad, Tuesday
eNuort sales and general covering Later
4 sharp break was inspired by weakness
I'm stocks, and final prices showed tsnl'.
net loss No. : req july clo9Sd ~,
S-IfCmner cioseu al '-i2S's
Co0RN-spot easy: No 2. 1886. OPP
tions opened steady and ruled hrm on
dry weather reports, succeeded py ~
action with wheat. closed re. net lower
Julv closed at 35Hsc.. September closeu
an 3Gssc.: December closed az 3Ilsc.
OAIs-Spot steady, July. pc. options
dun. closed sc. net lower July closed
REEF-ouiet: family. S1l5o
CUT MEATS-Firm picked bellies
S5.5OQ7. DO. shoulders. S4Q4.25; do. hams
IARD-Easy: western steamed $3.50;
July $3.50 nominal Refined steady.
PORK-Firm; mess. Sl0.2jN1l.0O.
BUrTEk-Steady, western creamery,
1'i-N17c do. factory. ll0l'Hc: k!Elns.
17c.: imitation creamery. 12Nlikc.; state
CHEEsE-steady; large white. fancy,
EGGs-Steady: state and Pennsylvania,
t2li3c. western fresh. lac
POTATOES-Firm new IS.
SEED Oils-ouief' prime
crude. Isle. DO. yellow. 23l4q24c.
Tt.'|pOf .ft'M-Quiel
ROsTN-steady; strained, common to
rood. 81. 85nl. 40.
TrRPENTINE-,ouiet at 2eM927e.
RTCT-stsady; domestic. fair 10 extra.
5ika62c.: Japan. bsQ6.c.
ARRAGE-Steady; Long Island. per
barrel. 81; ,,yrppoor Nh,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-14
MARKET FEARS
YELLOW FEVER.
Reports From Santiago Cause a De-
oided Break in Prices.
BEARS LARGELY RESPONSIBLE.
They Took Advantage of tho Situation
and Spread Aiarmist Rumors-Thc
Market Was Heavy oil
London Selling.
BEARS LARGELY RESPONSIBLE.

NEW YORK. July 13--Thc sharp break
3n prices in Wall street to-day was due Co
Shc reports that yellow fever had broken
put among the American forces about
fantiag0. Tho proportions OF the break
IN prices IS a demonstration that there
IS an enemy IN Cuba which is more fear
I'd than tho spanish army. There was
undoubtedly good deal Of liquidation
5nducCd by the reports. but there were
also the obvious ear-marks of bear
lIaid in the Diling up of an sorts or
alarmist rumOrs. There was am extensive
covering movement IN the final dealings
which caused substantial rallies AN
through the stock list and the speculation
bonds as wen. Net losses of between one
and two points are. nevertheless very
literally sprinked an through the list
There was an extensive movement 10
realize. also. in some of the junior mort
gage bonds which have been advancing
6urlng the last few days. The reaction
In these was as sharp as ~ the Sloch
list, but there was large absorption at
The decline and "a easy raly IN HC0t
cases. The market was heavy from the
start on London selling, based on the
decreased estimates OF the GoNernmeit
crop report. me peace l.u.,r. - IA ,.,
carried up Spanish 4s sRirpiN' hao no
cnect on Americans. o.,
40 the speculative junior issues wnlch
,ull reacted ON realizing. loiai s9.e',
s. Os5 900. United states now ~ declined
DAY.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE~--Money on
call no 1ia0li2 per cent; last loan az l2
7cr cent. prime mercantile paper. 3lau
AZ per cent. Sterling exchange firm WIN
actual business in hasker5 bllls ~ 4SJ4u
ass for demand and AZ 49, tH4N4A TOT
sixty DAYS. posted rates. 4Nlia0i>f. corr
W59ia bar silver 59S. Mexican dollars
d.. Government bonds weak.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-14
COMMISSIONED A SURGEON,
A Splendid Wheat Crop Raised in
West Virginia.

LEETOWN. w. VA, July l2.-Speoal.-
DR. Charles Lee Baker, who recently
settled al Leesburg, Va. TO practice med
icine. has secured a commission as sur
geon In the United States Army, and re-
ported for duty at Camp Alger. lie VS.
tied Leetown on sunday 10 bid adicu 10
his parents and many friends.
4 delightful lawn party was held AZ tho
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John p. kearfote
on Friday and Saturday evenings Sta
and 9th instant. and handsome sum re-
allied for the parsonage fund OF the Lee
town Baptist church.
The farmers in this section have been
working for several weeks. harvesting
and thershing their large crops OF wheat.
some who have throshed. complain that
the Yield IS not so good as they expected
but an immense crop has been raised IN
Jefferson county this year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-14
WILLIAM PARELD0 ARRESTED.
He Will Answer Serious Charge at
Roanoke-CentralS State Hospital.

PETERSBURG, VA. July l3.-Special.
William Pareldo. an italian, was arrest
cd here this morning at the request OF
Detective W. G.. Baldwin, OF Roanoke. on
the charge Of having committed a crimi-
nal assault on a little girl aged about five
,,eors He was committed TO Jail 10 await
The action Of the Roanoke authorities.
pareldo Is about five feet eleven inches
"a weighs about two hundred pounds.
He denies the charge preferred against
him. , ,,.
Conference OF the petersburg Dlsrict
wiI he held at Lawrenceville, Bruins
~ county on the IS instant. Delegates
viIl be IN attendance from the Methodist
churches here.
The quarterly meeting OF the Board OF
Directors Of the Central state hospital
Was held there at that institution to-day
hut only routine business was disposed
of. There are $50 patients receiving treat
ment at the hospital
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-14
THE WlLKESBOR0 BOILERS.
They VIII Nominate Congressman in
August-New Railroad TO Open.

WINSTON. y. C.. July l3.-Special.-
The Republicans who bolted the Congress
sional convention at Wilkesboro returned
home this evening. DR.. Kimbrough. Of
Davie county, was chosen chairman Of
the new Executive Committee. He says
they will hold n convention TO nominate
a candidate for Congress about the mid
die OF August
@. W Hinshaw received telegram to-
day which saws the new Mocksville,
Mooresville road would be ready for
trains by August 18th.