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TEE CHRIsfMAs TREE.
Whore They Como Frsm and somethinl
About the Trade in Thsn.

Whore They Come From and Something
About the Trade in Thsn.
sThe Christmas tree trade this year,
said Mr.. Harry Bickel, dealer in ever
greens, to GLOBE reporter last Saturday,
els tolerably lively, and think next week
will result in pretty brisk business.
People talk about hard times, but somehow
it never affects the tree trade much,
as they are bound to have the trees wheth-
or they have anything to put on them or
not"
els it good deal like hanging up your
stocking and taking your chances on San
ia Claus filling it up?" enquired the re-
porter.
SWELL, yes; tree is like the stocking in
this respect, that we have them all sizes.
You don't suppose for moment that it
is only the rich people who invest in
Christmas trees. sell them to all Glasses,
and no matter how poor mother may be
she will try and get something to rig up
for the children
care there many trees in the market
this season.
''Well, yes; the stock is good, and new
er saw finer lot of sprace and pine trees
in my life. Why just look at
that lot of evergreens," he CON
tinued. pointing to an uncommonIy
fine bunch of trees in the yard next to the
cathedral school on Wabashaw street.
"Those trees are so full of cones that they
don't require any trimming,
they are the handsomest lot
of trees ever brought into this
''Where do they come from?"
"This lot got up on the Dulnth road
back of the lakes; they are the very pick
of the best evergreens in the state, and
would like to sell you nice one."
A vision of the blazing fireplace
plump stockings af they dangled from the
mantle-piece of the old homestead ready to
burst from fullnsss, with the bending and
well filed boughs of the Xmas tree stand
ing like sentinel in the background, fit
ted across the vision Of the scribe, and
with the remark that he was not blessed
with any contingencies, he bid the Santa
Claus man adieu.
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PMHs0NAL.

s. W. Magill, of Fargo, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. E. D. Commings is lying quite i'll at
the Merchants hotel.
DR.. 6. A. Clark, Toronto, is registered at
the Merchants hotel,
B. Pringle, Grand Forks, was at the
Merchants yesterday.
Judge Thomas Wilson, of Winona, is at
the Metropolitan hotel.
w. B. Wentworth, of Helena, was regis
tered at the Merchants yesterday.
b. 81. Barber,of Brainerd,C. Il. @. Lowell
of Billings, Mont, were at the Merchants
yesterday.
Mr.. E. q. Heimbach, the genial sales
man in E. 81. Schliek's shoe store, is Con-
fined to his residence by illness.
NJ. G. Percival, proprietor of the hotel
at Cheney, W. T., Samuel venson, of the
same place, we're at the Metropolitan yes
terday.
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New Patents.

The following patents were granted to
citizens of Minnesota, bearing date Dec.
II, 1883, reported expressly for the GLOBE.
by Louis Bagger & Co., mechanical experts
and solicitors of patents, Washington, D..
c.: ". FL. Bigelow, Worthington, dam for
irrigating bitches, 289,959; John DonaIds,
Saltwater, attachment for logging sleds,
289,815; Samuel Erb, Minneapolis, adjust
ing edger saws, 289 819; j. i. House, Hut
Crimson, ditching machine, 289,839; Alex.
Miles, Duluth, hair tonic, 1892.
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DIED.

DOHERTY-At the residence, No. 457 Ohio
street, at o'clock, Sunday morning, our
Daisy, aged years and months, only daugh-
ter of A. NJ and &nastasia Doherty.
Funeral private, 9 a. m. to-day.
DOHERTY- At las, Sunday morning, at
No. 457 Ohio street, Little Frankie, youngest
son OF A. NJ. and A. s. Doherty, aged two
years, two months and seventeen days.
Funsra! private.
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A strorg- Cnmhinaftnn.
Special Telegram to the Clone:

PIrrsBURG, Pa, Dec. 16.-Speaking
about the healing of the long standing
breach between Conking, Grant ana Blaine.
the dispatch Gays: "a combination Of
Blaine for president, Grant for secretary
of state, and Conkiing for senator, would
doubtless be a union of great strength, but
perhaps after the leaders get their alliance
all arranged they will allow the people to
have something to say abozt it,
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Screens.

Among the many beautiful novelties presented
10 purchasers In this city for holiday and other
gifts, there is nothing that compares to the ele-
CANT stock Of screens, which Joh.- Matheis
shows at No. IL East Third street.
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ReceDtion

New YORK, Dec. 16.-The French dele
CATION of workmen were rendered re-
ception at Irving hall to-day by the work
ingmenlof the city. Speeches were made
in English, French, German and
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Fnrnsaaratinns

Ladies engaged in preparing household dec
orations of any kind will fad at No. II East
Third street just the line of materials they car
use to the best advantage.
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KAVASAGR,s ACTION.

Ty'HE COFFEE HOUSE AT AUCTIoN-I will
L sell or Tuesday next, Dec. l8, a 10
oclo k q m :, at No ~ East Third street, be-
tween Jack on d Robert streets, the we'll
known and justly p, pular restaurant known as
the Coffee ouse, together with lease and Gu
tire outfit and fixtures used the above
nanei purpose. There has been nearly $500
expended IL fitting up tbs esta hshment, and
IN use bu one year. itnow requires only good
anagement, with small capital, to maze he
Coffee euse the eat fayorie that it was a few
months ago. Premises an be seen any h, ur
during the day. P. T, kavsnsgh, Auctioneer.
s5n-53
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ICh1cago Tribune. /

Since the organization OF tie Republican
party it has held seven national nofnina-
ting conventions, located and resulting as
follows:
neutrality-suspicious. and Day
ton.
neutrality-suspicious. and Hamlin.
-Baltimore-Lincoln aud johnson
1968-Chics go-Grant and Colfsx.
elphia-Grant and Wilson
-Cincinnati-Hayes and Wheeler
1880-Chicago-Garheld and Arthur.
1884-Chieago- and Bob Lin
coin.
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Any person with little capital can clear $4,000
per annun, by investing in the Coffee House, to
be sold ut auction tomorrow.
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:, OH LIZ u ahNT-lU5 acres, one mile
Z from pyssUot.cs; best stone quarry in Rice
county j furnish al stone for state institu-
lions, Sna-CueE schools, st. Mary Hall and all
public buiidiags, located here patent lime kiln,
fou dwell ngc, one st ne, one frame barn, one
st ne barn cosli,eoted y th BLACKSMITH shop, etc.
INVENT I've acres, containing the quarry and i'm
prov meme, 1li be sold OF rented separately, if
desired foI seiling--old age end poor
heslJh. appiy Philip Cromer, Earibault,
MINI 1se&
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sd ANfED-fousg mea and Ladies t. learn
shorthand ty 20 writing, asd tslegrsphy.
Address T < Jones. ieuaaoelis 1885,
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@I<N6rA4s~o,s

/ OsT-A Newfenad.and pap from 1877 Re
9 view street Inward will be paid to
finder by calling at above number OF at Holl
PARIS store. J. Hspnlos. S5t-S5I
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The annual rental of pews in the First Baptist
church takes place on Monday evening, Dec
II.
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DAILY LOCAL MEANS.
Far. Ther. Dew Point. Wind. Weather.
80 ia SO 2.03 NV Fair.
Amount of melted snow .o1; maximum Their
momster, 16.5; minimum thermometer, 80;
daily range, 1876.
River, frozen.
Nots-Baromstsr corrected for Temperature
sai elevation.
p. r. LyoSs,
Sergeant Signal Corps, u. q. 4.
To-DAY'S WEATHER.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16, 1 a. m .-Ind1eations
for the upper Mississippi valley: Increasing
sIcudiness followed by snow, warmer south
erly winds, falling barometer.
Missouri valley: increasing cloudiness fol-
loved by snow, warmer weather, southerly
winds, falling barometer.
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CENTS ALINE
GITUArIOHs NxxTEn.

NTANTED-Si,uati in private family to do
w sewing; competent cutter and filter. Ad-
dress z. 8. s., Shskopee Mimi S5O-56
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4 .EOICE Lots for $3.50 to soc on monthly
" payments, Lawron Bro. 850-57

t4FOk aALE-The following desirable Iots:
L lots corner Pheasant avenue and Sixth street
lots Rice street. between Iglehsrt and Til
toa. streets; 10 Is Irvins's Second addition,
fontiag Seventh street. lend of brdge); Is
los tx Irvins's addition to West St. Paul; also,
8 well estas Gshed paying business. Apply to
George W. Turnbull, s4s Exchange street, city:
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ZION Rem fall 45x7o, light and we ven
J tlated; suitable for draughting or other
purposes Inquire of F. Anauft, 346 East
Seventh street. 347-353
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/ OTIS and nszey to build "a meuthly pay
e. Esnts. Pianses saiiding Society, se5
Issksox gtresS 1859
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nv ANTED-Stuatiea as night watchman, or
w any kind of light work. Call at 1911 West
Fourth street. 345-35l
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EVery Housewife

viii find it to her interest to call and examine
ear Aurora and Minneapolis carpet swsepers.
JehR Mathsis, No. IL East Third street.
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FOR RENr-A cottage with four rooms,
pantry and closets, good water and every
convenience. Apply to J. G. MCCARTHY, Sixth
ward. ,2ge%
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FESO RANr-Houae of six rooms on Ohio
q street Inquire OF 2. 3. Mcdonnell, grocer
corner George and Ohio streets, Sixth ward
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eNAL ssT8TH.

D00LS FOR RENr-Two furnished rooms.
"a Address Lodging, Globe otfice, 30!*
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TT ICEIY furnished rooms, suitable for two
~ gentlemen or gentleman and wife, heated
with furnace, and first class board at 10 East
Ninth 35O-352
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l. OR RKNr-Furnished rooms, at % West
Fifth street. $40 S51
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sgHOR REMIT ely furnished rooms, en-
4 sulte or S ngle, II East Seventh street.
349-95t
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S4>0K EENT-The Weber residence at White
Bear Lake, furnished or unfurnished. Ap-
ply at fsalaley's Pavilion Cottage Pa-L, gtation,
White Bear lake. 1873
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{ Nf Joui propcr-y for saie and orders for
IL purchases with i4eo. e. Harvard, Rea,
lEtste and is~s AHeat, IT'S East Tsird street.,
st. Paul &C.
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70 az1F

EsNOR RENT-A boarding house of sixteen
. rooms. Will rent from now unit the FIRST
OF Nay S.. No 222 Acker street. 345s
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ESOR kENT-House partly or wholly furn-
l. ished. Well located. Rent SIS Or $50 Der
north. Address, Rent, Globe office. BOZ"
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JOB bargaiE in real Is ate call on Lawtor
Il Eros, us akosa avenue. 35U-35t
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KSOR RENT-Three houses for rent. Uri T..
4 Lamprey. 249~
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
OFFICE CngF SIGNAL OJYIoKB,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dss. 16, 95s p. =.
Observations taken at the same moment ek
TINA at all stations

UPPER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
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TWO nicely furnished rooms at l40 East
B Ninth street $50
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IA 'ANTED-A situation as coachnan, by
w man who thoroughly understands the
business, has had long experience. Best of refer
ences. Address M. Dempsey, Globe Office.
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ROY WANTED to take care of sf5ioe. DR..
- Merrill, corner seventh AID jackson.
s48-3S4
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LOTS IN WEIGHTS ADDITION ard prop
erty everywhere going just as if there had been
no fire.
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SfOR RENT-A large house, $40 Cedar street.
Apply to old No. i9 Jsseee st. as2-
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49, AETHD-Two Arss-slass p1xnberk q
w Kenny b Hudner's, liz and Ia, YES
Third Arse4, q. Pau. iaes
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An ANTED-A situation by young Scotch
Canadian, aged 10. Has been q year at
the hardware business. Is strictly honest, will
ing and active. Any honest EN- loyment will
be takeas Address B, Globe ofsos $685.
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VA ANTED-C Competent girl for general
w hsusework. Good homo and good wages.
654 summit avenue, near kackubin street..
349-355
NOOh wanted-Grand Central Hotel; woman
~ preferred. SA6-S52
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-03-08
A Bellies Wrecked Life.
A Sad Story Of a Beautiful Victim of
OPIUM.

Ten years ago no more beautiful
woman walked the fashionable prom
enades of Baltimore than Miss Nan.
ME G. Lynn. She was a true repre-.
sentative of that fascinating type OF
female beauty that appears to be the
order of the day III that section OF
the United States. Blonde, bewitch,
ing, tall, Of rather commanding ap.
pearance, with form developed to
just the right degree of maidenly
perfection. her personal appe arance
was such that she could uncrown a
king or make stole bow at will. AS
may be safely surmised, she number
ed her anxious. eager suitors by the
score. In the latter part of May,
1874, this priceless gem in the mat.
department of life was led
to the hymeneal altar by a promi.
nent young merchant of Baltimore,
Colonel N. G. Prison. He possessed
a sufficient amount of currency of the
realm to support her in elegant style,
and after the ceremony the loving
and happy couple took a wedding
trip to Europe, and then began
housekeeping in a grand style on
Madison avenue one of the most
sections of that city.
Here for time peace seemed to
reign supreme and happiness to have
found her throne. But before q year
had been numbered with the innu.
merable thrcng which had come and
gone the husband discovered q. ter.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-03-08

cided that the Vatican lies within
The jurisdiction of the State. The
narrow precinct to which the Pope's
sovereignty. once universal, had
''eon gradually redu led. has now
entirely disappeared. His suprema.
~. bv virtue Of which kings and
.mperors we're for centuries but the
.assals Of Rome's bishop. cannot
now legally awe even a sheriff or
policeman who holds a commission
from the State to enter the papal
residence. This decision was quiet
~ announced. 1t was, moreover, in
violation Of pledges made by the
:ivil vernment, and therefore it
10 all the more surprising. 1t looks
like the shadow OF an inevitable des.
tiny.
And thus it has come to pass that
he two great institutions, namely,
Mohammedanism and the Temporal
Power Of the Papacy, which rose al
most simultaneously, and which grew
20 such marvellous SIZE, have fallen
together. The same year has w.t.
messed the downfall Of both.-1he
Charchman.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-03-08
TWO NOTEWORTHY EVENTS OF 1882.

The first was the English victory
IN Egypt, winch marks the end Oi
the O'toman power. The credit Ut
Turkey failed years ago, and now its
character Is likewise gone. England
has, no doubt, learned. as she never
knew it before, the hOllOwness and
hypocrisy OF 1.-The sick man" whose
presence in European politics has
80 long been y stnmbllng-block'
The mutual jealousy of rival powers,
the Discrimination manifested by all
the governments OF tho West to let
4 urkev die, because of the trou Die
tnere would be in dividing up its
possessions, will never again have
tue influence which the Sultan has
so craftlly and successfully used ior
his own protection. And upropos oi
this, it may be said that an kngllsii
writer IA prominent clerg' man-has
called attention to the fact that. from
the rise of the MoEammedan power
to the date Of Lord Duteiin,s dis
patch to the English Premier announ-
clny the fall of Alexandri, was l,zoo
years to day. "a
Inc second is the passing away
of the last vestige Of the Pope's lem
por:L Power, its. final and complete
nbiiteratlon. The highest Italian
conrt-from, the verdict Of wh,cn
there is no appeal-has recently de,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-03-08
ANCIENT MANUSCRIPT.

The following beautiful description
Of our Lord was found in an ancient
manuscript, sent by Pu );ic Is l. EMU .
lus, president of Julea, to the senate
of Ro ne:
There lives at this time in Ju1ea,
a man of singular character, whose
name is Jesus Christ. The barba
rians esteem MIN a prophet; but his
followers adore him as the imme.iiate
offspring of the immortal Col He
is endowed with such unparalleled
virtue as to call back the deal from
their graves, and to neal every kind
of disease with wor.i Or touch.
His person is tall and elegantly shap-
ed, his aspect amiable. HIS hair flows
in those beautiful shades, wnlch no
united colors can match, falling into
graceful curls bcfo his ears, agree
ably coucning his ahoulders. amt part.
Ing ON the crown Of his heal li.>e the
he ad dress Of the sect of til; Naza.
reines. His fore read is nootn AMI
large his cueeks without spot, save
that of lovely red; his nose and
mouth arc formed with perfect sy me-
try his beard is thick and suited to
The hair of his head. reaching littl.
below his chin, parting in the middle
like fork his eyes are bright, clear
and serene. He rehukes with majesty,
counsels with mildness. and invites
with the most tender and persuasive
language, nis whole address whether
in word or deed being elegant, grave
and characteristic OF SO exalted q
being. No man has seel him lau sh.
but the whoe wo:ld benolds him
weep frequently, AMI SO persuasive
are his tears that the multitude can
not withhold their tears from joining
in sympathy with him. He is very
temperate, modest ami wise. I'M
short, whatever this phenome. ..on may
turn out in the end, he seems at
present a man. for excellent beauty
and perfections, every way surpass-
ing the children Of men,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-03-08

Wilmington Star. speaking of the
health and death rate of Wilmington.
says:
THAT the deaths among the whites
in this city are as few to the 1000 as
in any town or city from New York
10 the Gulf of Mexico we have no
doubt. Wilmington ought to be a
favorite Winter and Summer resort
and if the proper enterprise obtained
it would be made such"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-03-08
WHAT DR.. DEEMS HAS To SAY OF AN
ENEMY.
An Enemy 10 Not Partial.
ENEMIES WELL DESCRIBED.

Remark the uses of ali enemy. a
| Drisk. hearty, active enemy -
l. The having one il proof that
Won are somebody. Wishy washy.
empty, worthless people, never have
enemies. Men vino never move
never run against anything and
when man is thoroughly dead ani
utterly buried. nothing ever runs
against him. To be run against. is
proof OF existence and position; to
run against something. is proof of
motion.
2. An enemy is, to saw the least.
not partial to you. He will not Hat
ter. He wall not exaygerate your
virtues. 1t is very probable that he
will 9iio"tl.y magnify your faults.
II ne benefit of tl..t rs ..-2foId. 1t
permits you to know that you have
faults 1t makes them visible and SO
manageable. or course, if you have
a fault, you desire to corr ect it.
Your enemy does for you this valua
bic work which your friend cannot
perform.
5. In addition, your enemy keeps
You wide awake. He do.s not let
you sleep at your post. There are
two that always keep watch-name-
ly, the lover and the hater. Your
lover watches that you may sleep.
He keeps uff noises, excludes light,
ADJUSTS surroundings, that nothing
may disturb you. Your hater
watches that you may not sleep.
He stirs you up when you are nap.
ping. He keeps your faculties on
,he alert. Even when he does moth
ing, he will have put you in such a
state of mind that you cannot tell
what lie will 10 next, an his mental
Qui uivs must be worth something.
4. He is a detective among your
friends. You need to know who
your friends are, and who a = not,
and who are your enemies. The
last of these three will discriminate
the other two. When your enemy
goes to one who is neither friend
nor enemy, and assalls you, the in
different one will have nothing to
say or chime in, not because he is
your enemy. but because it is so
much easier to assent than to Op.
pose and especially than to refute.
Eut your friend will take up cud-
gels for yon on the instant. He will
deny everything and insist o, proof,
and proving is very hard work
Your friend will call your enemy to
the proof, and if the indifferent per-
son, through carelessness, repeat the
assertions Of your enemy. he is soon
made to feel the inconvenience
thereof by the zeal your friend man.
ifests. Follow your enemy and you
will find your friends, for he will
have developed them so that they
cannot be mistaken.
The next best thing to having a
hundred real friends, is to have one
open enemy.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-03-08
A MATTER OF SYNTAX.

(Which am de properest way to
suppress oneself; does yer say, I'VE
eated At de table, or, I'VE hab done
ate at de table p asked one Austin
darky Of another, they being engaged
in a grammatical discussion. As
they could not agree, the question
was referred To Uncle Nose for his
decision, which was: "In de case
ob you two niggahs none OBJ you am
right" What am de proper. way to
say. 1--WE eated at de table, Uncle
Nose p DE properes. way for such
cattle as you two, am to say: We
eat at de troft.'
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-03-08
BL1C LAND SALE

r virtue of decree of the Superior
Court for Halifax County. granted
nc tz5h day OF FEBRUARY 1888, in the
OF =. ": Dunn. administrator of
Epphilgs Bland, against Elizabeth
[lu ana others, | shall sell for cash
fe town Of Scotland Neck, on the 10th
OF March 1888, at II O'Clock. a par
p land near Hobgood's Fork in said
y' beginning at the mouth of Mill
en-, Sm.a. eience up said branch lOs poles
h "sS' oS1 gun, BANDS corner, thence
90 n NJ East l25 poles to Staton's line,
min. an III ,sa West 6s poles to the
s haIf so and containing sixty one and
TX INNS As :,One-half cash, balance in
mOnths m?st after day of sale with in
w. Title reserved.
.. W. DUNN. Admir- of
tcb;n Theo. Bland.
"A, 2t4t.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-03-08
COUNTY.

or Court Clerk and Probate
ge-John 7. Gregory.
pr Court-NGeo. I. Simmons.
ter OF Deeds-J. NJ. Grizzard.
tor-A. J. Burton,
f-R. }. Lewis.
ler-J II Jenkins.
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March and September.
nor Court-Every third Monday in
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