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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-23
Cine urrmglihte Exclamation gtinrs

Sir bic bo9grdbige NerpoFtGt beS
iu9enoIi4en Sarrp Seine 1T Elm bur6s
aus gtaubbaftsr @prfaa be3ei6nenb,
ben Iein 8tlIoer Warimilian sr5Gblt:
Gum S9ulf9tuB fanpen i'm 0iKels
borfer 2p3eum DfFsntli4e 9riifun9en
Itott, tpobei eini9e 3G8Iin9e uu8pcnbi9
gslernte 8ebi4te portrugen. 0ieIes
Coos truf au6 ben jungen Seine, Der
bdmaI8 fir bic SCOOTER hes 2anbges
ridtsprdiieenten b. n, I6pdrmte, nein
bubi6es, i6lantes Wdb6en nit lans
gen, blpnben 2pden" Der Sual, in
Dem bic TeItIi9teit Tattfunb, maj 8opf
an &opf gefiint. Born duf prd6tigen
2ebnItiiblen iaBen bic S6uls SnIpets
loren, ,no in Der U{itte 5tpiI6en ibnen
ftano Elm Ieeret golbner 6efel. Der
9rdiioent lam nit 3sinsr Spdter IpGt
in ben Saat. unbes blieb ni6ts am
beres iibrig, ais benz 16Dnen JrGuIetn
ouf benz leertebenhen goloenen SeiIel
ibren 9ldb dn5uneiien. !Sorrp mar in
Der Defamation bes S9iaer'Ihen
Sdu6ers sben biz gu benz @erie ges
Idngt: Limb Der &0nig Der liebli6en
9p9ter fpintt"-bu ftel fein Qt9e ge.
rooe ouf ben golbenen GeITeI, no baS
perebtte fd0ne MGo6en fob. Der
&ndbe Hodte. 8rstHol tpisoerbolte er
ben be9onneuen SAB. aber er tam midi
t%peiter. 'Man IOuffIirte Ialter unb Iau=
ter. @ber Seine itanb nit groben,
lpeitgeofFneten Mugen, I~tarrte auf bic
iiberirbii4e GrI9eimng I'M goI6enen
Sefel unb idnt bonn pbnmG9ii9 ME
Der. man nabm an. paB bic 9iBe i'm
Saot fhhlb boron eetoeien unO lief
CUR Beru6i9ung Der antpeIenoen Gltern
@eines bic Benlter DFfnen. Der bier
9enannte 9rdIibept b. 81. lam nur Der
8rie9srdtb b. Immon gefpeisn 1etn,
beITen beioe S0bne Srisori9 (9eboren
1794) unb 8arl b. Mmmon felt 1905
bds neu etngeri6tete 2p3eum beiu6ten.
Die in ben Wemotren eenannte S60ns
belt mar ibre S9peIter GliIe, bic
Mlttter bes bstunnten S6la6tens
mqlers @%ampbauIeu. Sn ben ais Mtos
nuItrtpt geoudten @rinnerun9en bat
Der Nppearatb 6r. b. Nmmon Ii6 elm
9ebenb u6er Die S6ule, Der ipie Seine
er felbit feline 9iIoung %peroantte, ges
Gubert. Der pben er5Gblte 8prgdna
ipiro It'd 1911 5uqetrdoen bdben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-23
9tsmard i'm Rruolutiunsj abrt.


lle6er ben 8i8mard bon 1849
i4reibt Elm 2eier Der .SOlnii6en Set
tun9": nNeiu Batter mar tudbrenc
Der Reoptuttonsjubre GbseorSneter oes
preuBiihen z2anotasss, Steueroerpet
9erer utb Beeeiterter Nsrebrsr Mal=
beds. Rur 1eItsn pflestels r BON bieier
intereIIutten 3eit 81 er5dhleni e mar
fait, ais bebfiits Is i'm, bob er, Der
be9eiiterte JntHdrittler linb Nbi4nf=
fer aler grpef5 fid i'm 2aufe Der 3ett
81 einem it6s r5eileten Ndtiondaiberus
len ure- fpormsf 8ere9rer 8ismGrds
%geiponoeIt bate NIB nit benz Hptben
Noleroroei aeidtridt mar. Mber cine
6eini6te bat er mir eth pddr Nal err
5dblt: ME ndmli9 Der g(6georonete b.
gtsmords SA0nbauien in einem &ez
itaurdnt tuisoerbolt einen Stdmmtif6
Der 6orti6rittler ouFeefudt babe, Boil
Zig perbIiifft LAP bic StammtiIds
Ruqoe ba,, dig Der ,Sunter' b, Bis
mord lid etrts Wbenos nit einem leihs
ten ,5ft's ertdutt2' gu ibr iebte. llno
er trtlGrte gleid: Sd m0dte Elm ipenis
NIT Shnen plouoern, meine 5erren,
oenn meme Electromagnetic iinp quite
2ents, abet gar gu lanspeilie; i'd ODE
mid ba farhierltt. 8tsmard erDff=
lets bic llnterbaltuns uneefdbr nit ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-23

Gin tbrurrr Gurut. Sine omiiionte
Malerauetoote er5d5lte iiinQIt Der
9reiIe WoIer 3iem i'm 5reunoegtreiIe.
GaIimirz perier, Der Batter oe5 ,Gins
tagsprGiibenteu" Der fron30Iii9en Res
publit, beIu6te einmot BEN Maler Gos
rot in ieinem Qtelier unb 6etpunntrte
Elm Bib, bo5 Gorot gsraoe poQenoet
bate. n9o8 Bib m0Ate i'd BADEN"
iugte Guiimirs qerier. - Nenn Sic bic
Bidder uno Standardization meines
5reunoes Minet be3ablsn, lit e5 SIR
@igent6um," ertpioerte Gorot,-,N6s
aema9t!" 6rob 70 biQigen 8ouf8 5u
einem groBartigen @emdIoe getommen
gu fem. fubr Gaiimirs perier fofort
nu6 G6aiGb unb erfr6r bort su Ieinem
S6red. Dab Milet beim 5teiI6er o.
900 Erdncs unb bein Bidder $4,000
Srancs S9uIoen bate. Gr battle 3tp0lf
Sabre lang gepumpt uno feline @ldubis
ger INNER nit Der 6pffnunq duf ben
groben Soup, Der ibtt i9tieBli9 bod
getingen miiTe pertrDItet. Der groBe
Soup mar min in Der Shat gelunger,
benin go7imirs 9erier 3d6tte aGs e6ter
GbeImonh bic 5000 6rancs, obne nit
Der Wimper gu suden. SIS mar Elm
tbeurer Gorot getporben, benn bumaIs
ad6lte man fir Elm @tlb Des beritbmten
M}uIers b06jteus 1900 5rures; beute
oIerbinQs pGre Gaiimir. 9eriers Gorot
oreimdl $4,000 6runcs pcrtb gepeien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-23
6Iatlidcs Tltdtcnftcin!

Nu6oem Sobonn H., Shirt bon unb
gu QishtenItein, am q. Suli 1866 cine
SnIpettion oes INSTRUMENTATION Son
tingents in @aou3 por8enommeu bate,
riidte oieie5 uno 5par nit Der 0Itsrz
rei4iiden grmee percent ms felo, um
i'm Siiben nge9en einen auSpGrtigen
5eino" gu tGmpfen, pie es in Der BRO
tIdmation bes 2anoe8ftirften bieB. SIR
G6IuBiuB lautete: SD CLAUDE Sd
benn bds S6mer3Ii9Ite uub @rouz
iamite abgepenbet gu baben, inoem mir
niHt s~e3ipungen itnb, bic bunobrij9ts
gen, beuti6en 9riiber nit eigener 6dno
gu betGmpfen." 0a8 &onttnqent fam
Biz gum StiIfIerio6 uno Santa ma
ria am Wormier Sod, Die Yiemons
te'en lieBen ii4 ieoo6 ni9t bliden. Die
3ruppen purOen balo 3uriidberufen,
obne in NttiOn g~etreten al fem. Sm
Sabre 1867 poQte bic Reqieruno fpiez
Der our Refrutenz QuS9ebunq i6reiten,
unb e5 IoQten tpie feit6er ie 81 M}ann
Der IteIungspfli6tigsn 2ette CUR Fa6ne
49, y 2 0-f0
einberufen lperben. Rah Qufl0iung
oes oeuti6en 8unbes ertIttrte+ uber teine
8unoespfti9t me6r, Militdr an bQlten.
Der ein3ige Seino oes 2dnoes, 10 purbe
i'm 2qnotage t~reffenO berbor9e6oten, Iei
Der Rbeir, Der bic uno oa ms 2ono
etn5ubrehen brobe, unb qegen bieIen
6etnb miiiie man Gut uno 8lut elm
ieBen. Der 2dnbtug be19IoB, bic
Sruppend1s6ebung Bic gu einem unter
3uitimmung be8 2anOtogs erFotgten
miIitGri1den Gni6IlB an einen GRO
Beren Staut ein3uiteaen. Der Shirt
iunttionirte bteIen 8eI6lub am IL.
5ebrudr 1868. Die Mdnnihaft tturoe
e%ntluien, oas 9ontingent5tpmmonoo
dufgel0it-unb ieitber gi6t eS in 2ie6s
tenitein feline MilitdroienfpFli4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-12-23

unb bann beim 6riibitid, bel
Warmbier unb &an5iger @oIopaHer
lam bic 9eiathte 5u Gage.
Serr bon 9oropsti mar beim 3iI9z
Ter porsefdbren, um ben neuen SIeioers
fhrant gu beitslsn, lpomit er feline
ssrau gum Nomenstdg iiberruihen
ipoute. (9en betam iie nun uotiirlia
nidt, Der Sarg bate Elm !Seioenselo
aetoitet.) Der Wleiiter, Der felt 5ipun>
sia sSabrtn uno ldneer fir ibn arbeis
tete, itarb peroroNsn binter feiner so.
belbant. IRA. MeiIter, no briidt @ua
Der Shub9" bate Der @utsberr leuts
isIis gefragt.
.Ru Seies nee, iparum- foate er's
benz anGbisen !Serrn niHt iaaen9s Der
auupfpsti, Der Major, Iieet felt Weib@
aahten i'm Sterben, unb Die Grben bos
ben's eifig unb beiteltn bei5eiten ben
Gara. Rad Wob unb bouerbdft. ean5
pie ids aebort. neil lie neur Wteilen
nit inn iber 2onb miifen. limb pas
ben,en iif nun Guer @noben. tpiro
nibt Der Major tpisosr sefunp. .nafbtm
CT fhon bic lsBte Ssluns betam2 0es
iuhb unb Isbenbis, lduft hernm nts'i
MieIel. unb braudt nun nntiirlit
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-22

BDde ais g d rtner. Sn
Sbitomir i'm ruiff9en Commencement
Wol6pnien tpuroen Der G6ef Der Jeuers
tpe6r, GRANDMOTHER Sffippp. unb Der
Sberftleutnant A6ramopitf4 tpegen
8ranb ftifturg gu BRET besiehunsspeiie
Smei Sabren 3%pangsar6eit Derurtbeilt.
8eibe Derloren ibren Rans unb ibre
Srben.
&inberrei9e 5 q c.
SUIT 81 9inber in % @~6ejabren ftnb
ben Maurer &ubnf9en @beleuten in
9irf9au, Weitpreuben, bei9eert NOR
ben. 9arunter befinben fi9 mehrere
3piqin9spdare. 8On ben q &inbern
finb CUR Set II NOD am 2e6en. Ser
Batter lit n'9enpdrtig 43, Die Mutter
~ Sabre It.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-22

Der Maisertrag in Some
mirb ouf 300. 900 8ufbel, pber 81
benz sesenmdrtisen preis bon 40 Gents
per 8ufbel serehnet. ouf $120.000.0O0
gef4dbt.
Die g anitdtsb ehorp
in @io be Saneiro, 9rafilien. feste eine
prdmie bon oe9n Gents fir isbe tobte
Matte aus, um Der Rattenplase Ginbalt
gu sebieten. Die Golse biefcr MaBs
na6me mar bic 8ilbung zines Spnbis
fats fir bic Smportirung biefes unss>
aiefers.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-22
gSestaIsetauaIe.

srften . e&Idee. s~ueter alarm,
atutttena S&Id8e, brtttr aIarns
Ortttea . S&Lase, bierter AIarn.
ISL, 6eser aus unh S3Ini& maferph
. S&Idge, AokerSrud ab.
- S&I6ee, II r4r 9eittasA
Die 70 bsset&ssten SisnaIe sssrses rsr ssn x1urn
UdPter a~nes8sben ba an ben bstrshs1Sen GtrnSsn
heuaisneea tebfe Uarurt6aen anfetra4t fxA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-22
Nm. nna Dertanf ansIdnoiihsn
6eloeS.

emiben Sic ii9 ni4t uber
q Elm @ei9ent bas Sic Sbren
Sreunben gu Beibnadten su mas
den fpini9en. @enn na4 aaem
I'M 3meifel, 10 enti4eiben Sic
iid fir Elm Spar Gonto nit oiez
fer @eieal9aft. STIR bieies Sabr
baben mir uns bprbereitet nit
einem fpe;ieaen Sud-, prd9tis
per3iert fur Die Seiertass Sat
fpn. &uf bieie Dirt werben Sic
Sen Gmpfdneer besliden unb
ibm 6ie @ittel seben gum Mns
fang fir feinen fnnfti9en @rfol9
i'm 9eben.
The
Indiana Trust Go.
GGe 8aIbinston Str. u. girsinia gbe.
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Der Stabt. Wuho's .2on9feloD".
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-11
PERSONALS.


Mr. d. z. Gill. of Wake Forest, was
here yesterday.
Mr. Daniel G.. Fowle. was here yes
terday from Chapel Hill.
Mr.. l.. p. Henkel. of Lenoir. was
here yesterday.
Mr.. j. Q. Barker was here yesterday
from Andrews.
Mr.. John Hussey, of Tarboro, was
here yesterday.
Mr.. W. H. Fetrell. of Conway, was
here Sunday.
Mr. w. w. Teachey, of Henderson,
was here yesterday.
Mr.. j. w. Whitehead, of Dunn, was
in the city Sunday.
Mr.. ]. t. Cheatham, Jr., has gone to
Louisburg.
Mr.. w. P. Rose has gone to Flor
ence, S. c.
Rev. Baylus Cade, who has been in
the city a few days left yesterday for
Rockingham.
Rev. r. Fl. Whitaker returned yes
terday from Kenly.
Mr.. Walter Simpson left yesterday
for Chapel Hill, where he goes TO
take a course in medicine.
Mr.. j. F. Jeffrey. of the Experiment
Station, left yesterday for Greensboro.
Mr.. r. s. Howard went to Goldsboro
yesterday.
Mr. T. r. Parker returned to the
city yesterday from Hillsboro.
Mr.. Lynn Wilder went to Clayton
yesterday on business.
Mr. j. A. Thomas, editor of the
Iouisburg Times, is in the city.
Prof. w. l.. Poteat is here from
Wake Forest.
Hon. L. W. Pou, of Smithfield, was
in the city yesterday.
Capt. j. j. Thomas and Mr.. A. l.
Baker wen to Charlotte yesterday
morning.
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Public Speaking.

Hon. E. w. Pou, candidate for Con-
gress in this district, will address the
people on the issues of the day as
follows:
Oct. II. Buck Horn.
Oct. II. Riggsbee.
Oct. Is, Thursday, at Cary, Wake
county.
Oct. IA, Friday, at Myatt's Mills
Wake county.
Oct. Is, Saturday, at Auburn, Wake
county.
Oct. II. Kittrell.
Oct IS, Tuesday, at Louisburg,
Franklin county.
Oct. 10, Wednesday, at Franklinton
(night) Franklin county.
Oct. 20, Thursday, at Middleburg,
Vance county.
Oct. 81, Friday, at Dabney, Vance
county.
Oct. %. Pleasant Grove.
JAS. r. YOUNG,
Chairman.
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What the Circus Cost.
Stanford EXnresSl

Stanford EXpress.)
1t is estimated that John Robinson
carried some seven or eight thousand
dollars away from Sanford on Sept II.
They claim to have sold 5000 tickets
and many took in the side shows.
This was g pretty large sum to be
carried out of the community by one
circus. Just think how much good
could have been accomplished by ap-
plying that money to our churches and
schools.
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THE WEATHER. TO-DAY.

Forecast for E.aleigh and vicinity:
Tuesday, fair and warmer; southerly
winds.
The Weatl Ter Yesterday.
Highest temperature, SO; lowest
temperature, SO; precipitation, U.
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Meeting of the Wake County Bar.

There will be a meeting of the men,
bers of the bar of Wake county this af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the Clerk S
Office. for the purpose of arranging a
calendar of civil cases for trial at the
October term of Wake Superior court
which convenes October gath, 1904,
and continues for three weeks.
BY order of Calendar Committee.
w. M. RUSS, G. S. G.
BY V. ROYSTER, ID. G.
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Notice.

A suit of clothes was left at the
wrong address on North Blount
street, or in the Northern part Of the
city one day last week. Party who
have them will please notify l.. q.
Gill, at f. J. FraDs'. grocery store.
: All phones.
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DR.. TAFT Butler, State Veterinarian;
Frof. H. H. Hume, State Ho1 ticulaur-
ist and Prof. Franklin Sherman, State
Tntomologist, returned yesterday from
a tour of a number of the western
counties, where they delivered ad-
dresses to county institutes for farm
ors
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w D-A n EXPERIENCED
book-keeper and office man wants a
good position. Now employed, but
wishes to change. M. G.. NJ, this Of
fee 10-6-5t.
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Rev. John London, of Louisburg
who filed the pulpit of Rev. |. Nick
Pittenger at the Good Shepherd
church Sunday, returned to his home
in Louisburg yesterday.
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"A LIMITED NUMBER OF TABLE
boarders will be accommodated by
Mrs. Wiley M. Rogers, sci Halifax
street. Telephone, Raleigh 295.
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$500 and $3.50
Russian Mink Scarfs-$6.0O, $500
Squirrel. RaccOon, Lynx and ODOs-
sum neck pieces-S12.0O, $15.OO,
$500 and ....... ~ ......... $500
Fur Sets. ....... $1,000 and $500
Aluffs, fiat or round. $500 to $3.50
LADIES' WRAPPERS, DRESS
ING SACQUES AND KINONAS.
FIannclcttc Dressing sacdues collars
edged with white braid, Button Sleeve.
loose front, fitted back. Neat designs
soc. to St25
Fleece down KimOns, comes in red,
grey and blue with pretty figures and
stripes. Trimmed with pretty plain
Saline ........... SIPS and S1.75
Flanneleue Wrappers-COllars, Cuffs
and Woke trimmed with banding and
fancy I5raids. Best cOlOrs-S1 90,
81 % and ............ S1.oO
LADIES KNIT SKIRTS.
The Acme Knit Skirts for ladies arc
sold on merit. They are cotton, part
cotton and wool and supplies, need
for cool mornings-50c., 500, $1.25.
$3.50, Sl..o and ............. $500
CHILDREN'S BTBS AND
MATTRESSES CAPS.
Durcc Bids are made of IL highly
absorbent texture, afTOrding fullest
protection 10 the finest fabric in baby
Large Size Bids OF TIE DUrce-
double cloth weave. They arc clean
and beautiful ................ Ioc.
Nurses Muslin Caps. with five rows
OF box pleating. plain and with en-
broidcrcd cd9ings-LaWn Stream
cfS DOC. ana QUO.
INFANTS EL0AKS AND CAPS.
DaintiIy Trimmed Silk Caps, Shir-
ring. fine tUcE+-CnifIon and Lace
ruchings, with Silk Quilted Innings
SOC. 75c. and 500 up to-. ...... $500
Fine French Cashmere and Bed
ford Cord Cloa<s. Long and short
to 5 years-$1.O0. S1.50 and $500
on to ................ SOU
LADIES BOX CALF SHOES.
One hundred and eighty pairs of
Ladies' Dull Top Box Calf, Cap Toe.
Lace Shoes for ladies, worth $50 a
pair Sl.-o
W o W.
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BE SURE TO GO TO FRED WOOLL-
colts or J. r. Ferrall's grocery store
and get Mrs. Rogers homemade
yeast for your Sundays bread.
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WANTED-BOARD FOR STU
dents. Apply to Draughon's Business
College. corner Wilmington and
| Martin streets.
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TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH DAILY
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DarnelI & ThOma a-Pianos.
Boylan, Pearce & CO.-Dry Goods.
Wake Water Co.--Notice to Consum-
erS.
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WANTED-COTTON SEED. AM
prepared to buy a quantity of i'm
proved cotton seed For informa-
ton write stating quantity and
price to w. M. Sanders, Smithfield,
N. G..
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FOR SALE-SIIGHT-
ly used, 1904 Cameron Car; in per-
feet condition at bargain. Raleigh
Iron Works.
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LADIES AND CHILDREN's FURs.

we carry the largest assortment Of
reliable. popular priced Furs for
Ladies', Misses ana Children. Fox
and Opossum nec<-Wear in both
Stables and Isabella CoIOrs; also Mar
tin and Squirrel Neck pieces i'm the
most fashionable shapes OF the season.
COney Scarfs .Sf.50 $3.50 and $3.50
River and Brook Mink Scarfs-$3.0 90
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SHERWOOD HIGGS & co. WANTS
an experienced salesIady for the
Coat Suit Department at once. Must
be experienced. Apply to the de-
partment.
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GgzezgyNo90BllgyXGn7 t5geDnu,0os91Hklgy1
WE GIVE GREEN TRADING STAMPS
Busy BustIe Of
uSineSS



The Tailored
Tunes Calling Theatre There
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FRESH OYSTERS DAILY. CALL
Britton Pearce.. All Phones
Of
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The Supreme court this week is
hearing appeals from the Seventh Jul
dicial District, composed of the coun-
ties of Columbus, Cumberland, Rober-
son, Baden and Brunswick. Among
the attorneys here are: Messrs. @. Il.
Nimmocks, r. H. Dye and Thomas IL.
Sutton.
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SALESMAN WANTED-P RM A.

SATEISM An WANIED-P T. Il VI "A
nent position to sell new map of the
United States and World. size Cox
&c inches, two maps in one; represen-
tativeS now at work making SIS to
$50 per week. Address Rand. Nc
Nally & Co.. ZAP Fifth Ave-. New
York.
10-6-S-10.
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Rev. w. H. Moore, Presiding Elder
OF the Raleigh Mecaot.is. District, MAS
here yesterday on his way to his nome
in FIttsboro, after visiting Mlt'prooh
Circuit.
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Solicitor Charles G. Daniels, of Will
son. who has been attending Vance
Superior Court, is in the city, at the
home of his brother. Mr.. Josephus
Daniels. a d = -. a. ga