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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11
~Oaneeranwenoun9 i'm Rerbit.

Din einem Mdr5tage Dor me6rerer Sab
rem breitete iA 0inger aus auf Qanb, oas
fir Mais beItimmt NOR, als Elm Mann,
Der uls Marttgdrtner erfOlgrei@ getpeIen
mar, oss Wegs fam, n9aben Sic biel bon
benz 9inger?" frogte er. Sd fagte, es
ieien ettpu ~atpan3ig 2abungen oa. ~gierz
mai 3pan3ig ma4t a&t5ig," ermiberte er.
v6Gtten sic ben 9iinger i'm Sttober Dber
Nobembsr ausgebreitet, 10 bate cine 2az
bung 10 biel 9eniibt ME iebt bier. Die
@rfabrung Fat MIDI bas gele3rt. Menoen
Sic ben 9talmtit itets i'm 0er6t an,
penn sic i'm nd4iten Sabre oefIen Doaen
Wertb empfan9en polen."
Sd babe ieitbem gelernt, buB bisler
M1ann 8e6t bate. SIM !9erbit an9e@
manbter Oiinger ge6t ni9t perlOren, pirb
ni9t fortgepaIden, tpie mande alte gauern
~6e6aupten; CT bertpanbelt it6 in 6umus
uno niro fir bic nG3ite@rnte Oertpenz
buns8fd6ig. 9iinger 6ingegea, Der i'm
Gribiubr aufsetragen mirb, niro nidt
voerbaut" Bis bic Gelofru9t ausgsmo4ien
1T unb i'm ntbt mebr 6rau6t. Nues, mas
man aus Der 6ri6lin9soingung ~er3ielt, 1T
iippi9 pu9ernbes untraut i'm SpdtIommer.
9as sinaige 2unb, morauf ID int 5ribz
ia9r 9inger brinsen tniirbe, 1T Ous fir
@~intertpeiSen befimmte. Bis gum 0erbit
tpdre bann Der 0iin9er fir bic @ei3enz
pflan5e b%ertpenbbur getporoen, unb Elm trafz
tiger Nu6s pGre bic ii9ere SOlse.
SEPT 1T bic Bette 3eit bon alien, I'm
9inger i'm @arten unb an irgeno elmer
uno:ren @teGe auf5utragen, lpo nG9ites
Sa6r fairies, trGftiges WadStAum sez
piinI9t tpirb. Mitte September bis Gnbe
Sftober piroe i9 ben 9ingsr alfz
tragen unb ertpeber lei9t einpfliigen Dber
oben auf liegen Gaffen. NG6ites Sribz
ia6r fam MAJ ben 8oben tief umpflisen
unb Der berrottste 9iinger miro it9 gut
bamit bermii9en. Nuf @runo metner
praris ie6e ib pentg l1nteribisO BARN,
ob man ben 9iirger liegen lGBt ober I'M
terpflii9t, auBer tpenn er friI4 unb ftrp9ig
1T. Solder 9iinger mirb ben Minter BIN
our6 better perfaulsn, tpenn man i'm brei
Bis bier 3oq ttef unter Die S6erfId6e
brinqt.
@s 1T Elm gutter pGan, iebt bic SteIen
u~us5unGblen, mo bic friiben @emiiis, pie
Rettige, Salat II. bgl, nd4tes Sahr gez
5ogen merben 1o1en, unb bieie Gteuen et=
ma bier 3oq bo6 nit friiaem, Itartem
9inger 81 bebeden. 9ieIen lGBt maj liez
gen, Big Die 8eete gum 8epfIan3en umge=
graben nerben; man tpirb bann ben So
ben 10 felt unb loder finben pie man i'm
pinI9t. Die bermenbbare PfIanaenna9z
rung 1T in ben 8oben ausgelaugt, pdAz
renb bic 8ebedung bieien bor ZEN 11meren
&e9en gef6iibt bat, bic einen nadtsn So
ben nieberf9lagen uno ~feftpaden. Wenn
bic pftun5asit tommt, re6e bic grObe @treu
ab, lodere ben 8oben nit elmer @abel unb
fac ben Gamen; Die pfIansen meroen 10
RAID pa9ien, baB es Dir Sreuoe ma9t.
9pargel unb H6abdrber 5~ollten in dbnli9er
WeiIe um ben l. Robember bier big feds
3oG bo6 NIT ftarfem frif9em 0iinger be-
oedt merDen. Diefen IdBt man Iiegen, biz
bas Wa6stbum %beginnt; oann miro Die
grpbe 5treu bon ben Spleen Der Yflun3eu
ab unb ne6sn bic aeiben ODER St0de gez
re9t. - n5arm anb Sireitoe".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11
Rraut uno Ruben.

SSn San Soaquin Gountp in GaIior r
nien tit unter benz 8inbpieb bas Serasfiez
Der ausgs6ro9en.
Die biesid6rige M1anbelernte i'm Siatz
S6a1 in 6 ali o rni e n pirb aIs iebr gut
bs3et6net.
Wis bpn 6agerstotpn in s INDIANA nit
get6eilt pir0, 1T in Wapne Gountp bic
S9peinezG6 oIera ausge6ro9en.
Bel Columbus in Nebrdsfa tperben
i'm tommenpen Ninter ungefdbr $4,000
Stiid S9afe Der u, S, 8npGin gompunp
ee1nGitet.
Gine groBe Sarm in Der NG6e bon pbiz
Gooelpbid, 8ennfplpanten, Pat tiir3>
lid cine 8lpeite grOBere Senbung BON 9imz
ment6aler HinDDieb, 27 8ulen urlb &albtnz
men, aus 8ru6Ial in 8aOen er6alten.
y 4 y
Manitoba bat fi4 bis6er gsribmt,
feline S6peire=g6olera gu tennen, baber
fommt bic Nu9ri6t BON Cameron, baB bort
bic 10 gefiir9tete &rant6eit unter ben59petz
men aufgetreten lit, als Elm u~nianftes @rz
maiden.
Die Ginnu6men Der Winneiota
@tuatsfair be3iffsrten fi3 uuf $82,2O3.87
unO parfen einenl1eberi6uB bon $2O,877.48
a6, 9as ma9t Minneiotu 10 Iei9t tein am
berer Gtaat nad, oiele BADEN elm 9efi5it gu
per3ei6nen.
Ser nG6fte GURUS Der Mi19ereii6ule Der
Mi5con nzlniper itGt beginnt am 5.
9e3em6er uno f8lieBt am %, Sebruur 1900,
Seit Der @r0ffnung bieIer oOairp 59ooG"
in 1891 lit tie I'M @an5en bon 9O2 59ii=
Iern beiu6t tporben,
Sn elmer fiir3li9 erlafenen protfamation
Fat @ouberneur Mount BON eSnbiona
ben 81. Sfto6er aGs 8uumpflan3ungszSag
ongeiebt. Wahri6einlih miro man na66er
Dor 1auter iungen 8Gumen ben @alb ni9t
me6r ieben.
Die @lgin Creamery 90. beabft6tigt, in
56aror, @i5coniin, in 8erbinbung NIT
i6rer b~ortigen 8utterfabrif cine 3uderfabrtt
ein5uri9ten. 0teie 9eIeGi9uft f~ubri3irt
3uder, Der aus Der Mtl4 ertra6irt unb CUR
6erteQung bon Gartop unb patentzMabi5iz
men p~erpenbet pirb.
giner, Der es probirt bat, bebauptet, baB
rot6er 9feffer Staten Dertreibt. Man
1trellt BEN 9feffer gerabe bor ben Huttenz
lDdern auf ben 8OOen, Die 8atte tOmmt
berpor, tritt auf ben Pfeffer, ledt beuiel6en
NIT Der 3unge ab unh OerI4pinoet auf Nimz
mertpteoerieRen.
gtd4 elmer 3iemli6 genulen S3dbung
1tno IN bieiem Sabre in Snbtana ni3t
peniger als 3,837,959 Mder nit @orn Be-
pflan3t. Nm beften 1tebt bas Gorn in
Benton @ountp, mo man auf einen grtrdg
BON bur814nittli4 80 8ui6eI per Icre
re9net.
8ladIe8 (s~ymptomatic anthrax
fommt in bteiem 2unbe unter benz 9tinoz
pie9 Rauptid6tid in ben Staten Serus,
Sanios, gfebrasta, Colorado, Goroz unb
@ib@9atota, iopte i'm SnbianerzS erritoz
rum uno Otla6oma bor, 80 pro3ent Der
Sdue ~ereignen ii6 Bel Rinbern I'M Otter
pOn 6 MOnoten bis gu 2 Sabrsu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11

bic Ngenten Der Observation-Disclosures.
41e N9enten in Snoiana, tpel6e iol4e 8ez
bauptungen aufitelen, iinb S4ptnoler unb
Iollten 9eri9tli9 belangt tperDen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11
Rebigirt BON Nnhreas Simou.
Sur 8eadtun9!

8riefe unb iontige fir bic r2an6p. 9etz
Iage" beftimmten Mitt6eilungen abrefite
man:
Qanbptrtbf6aft1i4e 8eiloge
Der
Sttinots5 taatsz3 eitung 9,
Chicago, Sa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11

MutterIiebe. Nus eSSnnsbru9
pirb gei9rieben: Quf benz pori4e WDhe in
8iBbiibel abge6altenen 8ie6marft perfaufte
elm Bauer einem anbern, Der aus 8rambstq
i'm pin3gau mar, cine 8Glberfub Iuinmt
&alb. 0as &alb iiberlieB Der &Gufer ipiez
Der einem MeBger, er Ielbt aber begab fih
NIT Der Sub, pel4e nur nit Mibe BON
Dem 9Ofe bes Mebgers, in ben bus Salb
gefii6rt iporoen mar, tpeggebra9t nerben
%fonnte, in feline 6eimotb, bus Z Stunben
Don &iBbibel entfernte 8ramberg. Sn Der
3peitfol9enoen Na9t purbe Der Mebger in
&iBbibel bur6 has 8riiQen elmer Sub aus
benz S9lafe gepedt, gr iab mad unb Tano
por benz Shore Die Sub, beren 8al6 er
3pei Sage borber getauft bate. 9as S9;er
mar aus benz Stale bes 8ramber9er 9auz
ern fortgeGaufen unb bate in Der Na6t BEN
peiten Weg Biz na4 &tbbibel gemadt,
um pieber BEL ibrem 8albe gu Isin.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11

y y q
372. @ollen Sic mittbeilen, tparum ole
8~letterpflan5e Pafiflora sigentli9 paIii=
pnsblume genannt tpirb2
8eo. gberbarbt, SGinois.
Antpprt: Gie5sr Name TT bon BEN
Sefniten 5errart ~genannter 8Gume b~eigelsgt
tporoen, tpel3e i'm II. Sa6r6unbert aus
Nmeritd na9 europa fam; man erblidte in
ben bret 9riffeIn bic NGgel bes areu5ss
@briti, an ben flint @taubfGoen bic @uno=
male unb in benz Jabentran3 Die 0prnenz
trone.
373. Sd mO9te Sic UNI cine fur5e 4n>
Geitung CUR 8erettung bon balt6arsm 4pfels
mus eriu6en.
@rneftne 9er1a9, @isconfin.
Nntport: Sin treffli9es 4pfelmus,
pel9es it4 5 Sabre bdlt, tpirb fpl>
g~enoermaBen 5ubereitet. N2an flint elm pei<
tes 9efGB fat gang nit Wa1er, i9netbet
bic &spfel, Obne ie gu i6dIen, in @iertel,
ntmmt bic 8ernbdufer beraus, fammelt aber
bic &erne, 5erqueti4t Tie unb giebt 1te nit
ben &epfeln in bus @efGB, binbet IsBteres
nit papter gu unb ite4t e$ in einen mGBig
beiBen Sfen. @enn bic Qepfel gun3 tpei9
uno talt iinb, ftrei9t man bas S(etI6 berE
Telben nit einem b0l3ernen 20ffel bur9 etn
Sieb. &uf iebes pfunO nimmt man mad
benz 3erquetiden Z pfunb geItoBenen
3uder unb tO3t %geIinbs, bis fib @aGlerte
btloet. Man giebt Die MoIe in @efGBe
un6 DeriGlieBt 6ieeIben nit t6ierii9er
8la1e.
374. Wenn man it6 mebr auf pfsrbe>
5uht peregen nolte, niirbe 1i9 bann bic
3u4t BON &utf9z unb 8eitpferben, ober
Die bon guten ~2aitpferoen am beiten bez
5ablen?
9enrp &Dnie, Soma.
Nntport: Die 3u9t f6tperer 2af>
pferoe 1T gepinnbringenber uno erforoert
aud ni4t 10 .OieG @eiaid un6 Mibe, als
bic 3u6t BON eleganten 2uruspferben.
Spl6e 2otpferbe, tpie ite in grOBeren 9tGos
ten 9ebraudt perben, Iolten bon 1900 Bis
1900 pfunO bas Stiid piesen.
375. go tann i6 Robtabat Derfaufena
So9ann 8puiltiOn, Wisconiin.
Nntport: @9retben Sic an 3.
2abar, go. 204 Gate Street, @bicagp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11
AprtrrtIt11rnI supplement

Sang aeit9emdB ip0ttelt Elm 8e3ielz
bGutt: nWi nneota min in einigen $50
4en cine Contention fir ben 8au gutter
2anoftraBen ab4alten, poruusgeiebt, bic
@traBen befinben ii3 in einem 3uitdnoe,
Der ben SeGegaten Die Subrt BON iArem
9etm na6 ber ndhten 8%u9ntation erm69z
Ii6t."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11
Observation-Disclosures 8rieffaiten.

@inem ieben 2eier lit bus 8e9t eingss
rdumt, ii9 brieflih ober miinbii9 an bic
Reoattion I'M Nusfunft iiber beitimmte
Punfte gu member, melde, fopcit bas in
u%nierer Ma6t Itegt, gepdbrt psrben nirb.
Nnfragen, oenen ni9t Der Same uno bic
genaue &Orefie bes Sragsfteaers beigefIgt
ftno, peroen ni9t beantportet.
Die &ebattion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11

Der 6~5iGhrige Sarmer Sobn GurfOn bon
Netptpn Saqs in ObiO lit BON 8ienen 3u
Sooe geto9en porben4 Der ate Munn
bate fi6 Bel Ieinen 8ienenft0den gu f4uffen
gema6t uttD, urn bic 8ienen gu bsrubi9en,
99pefel ange3iirtoet. 9fe 8ienen puroeu
Dur6 ben 4ualm aber no9 piit6enber gez
na3t, firstsn ii9 i9aarentpetie ouf Gdrion
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11

unb bobrten ibm an 9unberten BON Steqen
lire 9ta6eln in bic 9aut. Wel6er perz
n~iinftige Smter piro aber audi S4pefelz
rdu6 a%npenoen9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11

8lafIe8 (symptomatic anthrax
tommt in biefem 2anbe unter benz &inb=
bteb bouPtiG6li6 in ben @taaten Seras,
Sanias, g1e6rusta, Colorado, Norbz unb
@iio@9afota, iopie i'm SnbianerzSerri
rum unb Ofla4oma bor. 80 pro3ent Der
5dlle ereignen fih Bel Ginbern I'M Otter
bOn 6 Monoten bis gu 2 Sa6rsn.
Is Il
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11

SSn San SOaquin Gourtp in GaIifor r:
nien tit unter benz 8inbbieb bas Serasfie,
Der ausae6ro4en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11

Na4 elmer 3iemli6 genulten S3dbnng
iinb in bieiem Sabre in Snbiana ni6t
tpeniger aIs 3,837,959 Mder nit @Orn Be-
pflan8t, &m beten itebt bas Corn in
Benton @ountp, mo man auf einen Grtrag
bon ~bur4i4nittGi4 so 8uibeG per Mcre
rebnet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11

Die g19in Creamery 60. beubiidtigt, in
56aron, Wisconfin, in 8%erbinbung NIT
i6rer bprtigen 8utterfabrif eine 3uderfabrtf
ein3uri6ten. 0teie @efeui6uft fubri3irt
Ssuder, Der aus Der MiGh ertra6trt unb CUR
9erIte[ung bon Garop unb 9atentzMa ot5tz
rer pertpenbet ntro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11

giner, Der es probirt bat, bebuuptet, buB
rot6er 9feFfer Staten pertreibt. Man
ftreut BEN pfeffer geraOe DOr ben Rattenz
lDaern auf ben 8oben. Die 8atte tommt
berpor, tritt auf ben gfeffer, Iedt benieI6en
NIT Der 3unge ab unh OerI4pinbet auf Ntmz
merfpieoerfeher.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-30
MANAGEMENT CHANGED
Nix. CLAUDE BARBEE WILL III
THE MANAGER.
PREPARATIONS FOR GRAND GALA SEASON
such as Was Prom sed by the Syndicate,
vii be Inaugurated at the Atlantic
Hotel on the First Day
of iu7a
of Ju3e.

Mr.. Claude Barbee, of Raleigh. Will
be the manager of the Atlantic Hotel at
Morehead City during the approaching
season. The Messrs Rarhce were the
prime movers in the organization of the
strong syndicate that recently purchased
this famous property, and they made up
their mind at the outset that nothing
should prevent Morehead from being
what it should be. the leading summer
resort on the Atlantic coast. The Bar
bees are among the busiest and most
successful business men of the State.
and their associates in the ownership of
the Atlantic Hotel are likewise busy and
successful, but the pledge of these gen
tlemen went forth several weeks ago
that the Atlantic Hotel at Morehead
should this season compare in strictly
refined and up-to-date management with
any seaside resort North or South. and
they are determined that this pledge
shall be kept, eten if it takes every mo-
ment of the valuable time of the head of
the syndicate to do it.
Mr.. Claude Barbee, who at the soici-
tation of his co-owners. has consented
to assume the management of the Allan
tic. is easily one of the most successful
and popular citizens of the Capital City.
He is trained to the business i'll all its
details He is one of the most affable
and genial of Tarheel gentlemen, and
wthal piece of timber from which will
be pladc one of the most popular and
genial hosts that has ever presided over
the deStinies of a hosiery i'll the South.
Mr. Barbee will be aided by Il corps Of
trained and thoroughly competent assist
ants who at the summer opening on
June 1st will greet the largest crowd
that ever sojourned Mt the wavc-washed
summer capital of the old North State.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-30

assemble at the Supreme court building
hat 400 p. m. and all flowers sent for
their use, can be left with the janitor.
The carriages containing the orator,
chaplain, committee to escort these .4n-
tlemcn to lakewood, Messrs. X. II. Bat
tie, J. b, Bachelor S. a. Ashe and Dr.
J.. Il. Hines the President and Secreta-
ry of the Ladies Association. and such
other persons rs may be invited by the
ladies to accompany them, will meet at
this point
Under the escort of the Junior ASSES
tant marshals, they will be driven 10
lakewood.
At the grounds, tho hand of the Insti
tute under charge of Prof. White. will he
placed near the pavilion. together with
a choir of the finest voices of the city
under direction of Miss Alice Joucs and
Mrs. Primrose and will furnish delicious
vocal and instrumental music, during The
decoration of the graves of our dead.
Such of the veteran comrades of l..
OBJ. Branch Camp as shall visit the city
from the neighhoring towns or surround.
ng country will find a substantial lrnch
at the rooms Of the Camp in the city hall
to which they are cordially invited by
the Ladies' Memorial Association
WIN. j. SAUNDERS,
Chief Marshal.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-30
STRAWBEKRRY SHIPMENTS.
The Crop at Rocky Point Was Badly
Damaged hy the Hail Storm Wcdnes-
Wilmington Starr
day.

The volume of strawberry shipments
from Wilmington and points up the w.
and w. Railroad yesterday were much
the same rs the day previous. There
were about 2.000 crates shipped by *
press and probably LOO by G. +. T.
cars. The lesser shipments on the last
days of the week, especially by c. +. I
cars. are due to the fact that the berries
would reach so many points OH Sa;ur
day night or Sunday. not allowing sulfi
cisnt time for dealers to dispose OF then
While fresh.
The Southern Express Company ant
Manager Woodward. Of the c. +. +
Company, are preparing to handle,hy fal
the largest shipments Thus far this sea
son ON Monday. Tuesday and Wedncs
day of next week. An ample supply oi
refrigerator ears and extra express car,
are ut hand for the purpose and the!
are all "spick and span ready for ser
vice
Star representatives were told yester
day by truckers from the Hocky Poin
section that right serious damage by thu
storm of Wednesday afternoon has de
veloped. II is feared that the crop i,
damaged % or - per cent Quantitie
of berries are badly bruised
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-30
DURHAM NEWS ITEMS.

Durham. y. c.. April 29.-(Special)-
Mrs. Laura Dunsmuir, of Victoria Brit
ish Columbia. who has been visiting
relatives here for several weeks, left
this morning for her hoaie. she was nc
comranied by her father, Col. w. b
SuIles, who expects TO be gone. sseyera.
weeks
Captain Dick" the great military
play, will be given at the Durham Opera
House. on Thursday and Friday nights
May 4th and 9th. This play will b,
given y leading local, talent, under the
auspices of the ladies of the Episcopal
Church.
Miss Daisy Green, who has been il
New York for several months. taking
Il course in music. has returned home.
Rev y. NJ. Jurney. of Mount Olive
will preach the anniversary sermon t.
Golden Link Lodge. No. III, /. o. 0. +.
ut Main Street Church. Sunday night
The members of the lodge will assemble
in their lodge room at { O'Clock ant
march to the church.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-30
Motley S LEMON ELIXIR
A Pleasant Lemon Drink.

Prepared from the fresh juice of lemons,
combined with other vegetable liver
tonics, cathartics, aromatic stimulants.
Sold by druggists. soc and $1.O0 bottles.
For biliousness and constipation.
For indigestion and foul stomach.
For sick and nervous headaches.
For palpitation and heart failure take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness and nervous prostra-
ton.
For loss Of appetite and debility.
For fevers, malaria, and chills take
Lemon Elixir.
Ladies for natural and thorough organ
ic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will NOT fail you in any
Of the above named diseases. all Of which
arise from a torpid or diseased liver,
stomach or kidneys.
SOC and S1.00 bottles at all druggists
Prepared only by Or. ii. Motley, AT
lanta, Ga.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-30
State News Items

John \. Simmons has been appointed
postmaster at~Iulip.
The first iron manufactured by the
Empire Iron and Steel Works of Greens
boro was good
Stock in the Wadeshoro Cotton Mill
sold for S1.2S1A. Cotton mill stock is
looking up everywhere. =
The Spinner's Association will meet
in Charlotte. May 1th and will bc given
Il banquet at the Central Hotel.
Rev. j. Il. Bridges. of Orlando, Fla,
has been elected president of the Pres
bytcrian Female College at Charlotte.
Miss Lilly Long will remain as assistant
principal.
Lenor is promised an important social
event in IL short time in the marriage of
Mr.. f. +. Reid to Mess Bessie Beall
The marriage will take place on. May Sd
at $50 Il. m. in the Presbyterian church
-Icnoir News.
Lieut.. j.. r. Nadai has ocen notified
that on May 18th. the company officers
of the First Regiment. y. c. State
Guard. will meet in Wilson to fill the
vacancies in the positions Of colonel and
Mr.. Preston Cumming was married
Friday afternoon in st. Paul's Episco
pal Church, Wilmington. to Mrs. John
ME &. Iardwick. Rev. NJ. Barber per-
formed the ceremony which was Il very
quiet affair. only few close friends be
ing present.
The Telegram learns with pleasure
that Mr. Irving Il. Avery. of Morgan
ton, will locate in Greensboro ard open
a bureau of newspaper correspondence
He is a bright young mali. with expe-
rience in the worl.-Grcensboro Teles.
gram.
Mr.. Samuel Blinkley. OF Big Rock
creek. Mitchell county. enjoys the homo,
of having the longest heard OF any per
son in North Carolina. If not in the
United States, says the Mitchell Mir
ror. 1t drags the ground several inches
and its owner is at least I'VE rect, eight
or nine inches tail.
a special to Edenton says: News
reached here yesterday Of tne tlestruc
ton by fire of the recently erected $50
600 saw-mil and dry killx, etc. at Bel
haven. y. G. 1t was the properly of
the Wilkerson Lumber Company. and
we hear they only had $1,000 insurance
Oh same.
The shad season is about ever =
has been almost disastrous one 10 til
fishermen, on account of the late season
| and the numerous freshctS. The catch
| this season in the Cape Fear at this
| point Is estimated ut not more than
1000 against an average annual catch
| Of more than 1000. Fayetteville OBJ
server.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-30
MEMORIAL DAY AT KITTRELL..

kittrell, y. c.. April Special -
1t is gratifying to note the steadily in
crcasing interest taken in Memorial
Day at this place. The coming occasion
will be observed with more honor than
ever before.
/ The genial and eloquent DIR. Huffman,
til" embodiment OF the true Confedcrat"
spirit will he the orator Of the Gay. The
/ Vance county chapter of the Daughters
of the Confcderacy at Henderson, VIII
attend i'll body as the guests of Mrs.
O. w. Blacknan.
| The cold winter having worked havoc
| with roses. flowers are scarce and do
nations from other places are invited.
| The address will bc delivered at p. N.
! May lth. and the decoration OF the
graves will follow.
Our little cemetery is an ideal one.
! Rarely does the dust of Confederate sol
dicrs rest in filter The cedar hedge
TAINTED 10y Mrs. S. 4. Elliot ana otaer
patriotic women back in the seventies,
Incw shuts in and in part ovcr-canopips'
he sacred spot. its changcleSS vcrolHr'
and perpetual shade fily Symbolizng
| The doathcSs immortality and uucndDE
rest of the fifty braves that it encirc!oS.
| ann Informed that the recent mceti2-.
I"f the Daughters of the Confederacy 1T
| J." residence of Mrs. c. NJ. CooprrS,
| henderson, WAS one of Unusual interest.
| Few chapters of this great order en-
! brace more talent or devotion than the
! Vance county one Of which Mrs. ". :.
Parker is president aud Mrs. u. q. Da-
| Wis secretary. II is destined to take
! high rank among its sister chapters sad
10 mako Vance county as patriotic as
| the great soul whose name it bears.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-30

Our delivery wagons deliver ice each
morning and evening to all regular Gus
toners who will get tickets and let us
know their names and places half day
in advance.
DRIVERS will sell tickets and ice for
cash at same old low prices. We cannot
fill orders for small lots promptly unless
such orders are given before wagons
leave Factory. Those wanting small
lots quickly, can get them at cellar,
under our Office. 107 Fayetteville street.
Tickets for sale at from GO cents per
100 pounds down.
Ice well packed for shipment at 90
cents per 100 pounds persEXpreSs.
Raleigh, N. c., April rs, 1899
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-30

is neither difficult nor expensive if you
allow us to assist.
Oar snelves are loaded with all CLASSES
OF literature in all styles of binding, and
from the pens of all authors.
We have standard works at prices
which seem insufficient to pay for paper
and binding. Others more stylishly fin
ished ut very moderate cost.
Come in and look over titles. Perhaps
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We offer school books at half price,
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torical. scientific and rare books ii spc-
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All kinds Of books bought. sold and
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Pemberton and Jerome's New Crimi-
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JUL $1.00.
Fine second hand Remington and other
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Raleigh, y. G..
The biggest, best, and most entcrpr;s-
ing book store in the State.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-30
SUITS AGAINST RAILROAD.

Louishurg. y. c., April 29.--(Spccial.
Superior court has been in session her,
for the past two weeks. Judge Moore pre-
siding. The cases of most interest hav,
been those of Patterson against the /.
X q. Railroad. and Riddick against TIL,
railroad Both cases arose from the fac
that the parties wanted To 90 to Youngs
vile from Raleigh on the Atlanta spc
cial. and the refusal of the conductor t,
stop the train ut Youngsville.
The ladies of the town gave the canta
tn Esther lit the Opera House last
night. There was IL large crowd present
The play was well-staged. the costumes
quite handsome and the singing of Il very
high order.