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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-19
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
JoTTINGs AND CLIPPINGS FROM OUR
STATE EXCHANGES.

JoTrINGs AND CLIPPINGS FROM OUR
STATE EXCHANGES.
Greensboro has organized a Land
and Improvement Company, with a
capital stock of 100000. Good for
Greensboro. .e.sr
. The 9th annual convention Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will be held in Winston Octo-
Der 25th, 26th and 9th.
Jonesboro Leader: There has been
shipped from this station, between
August lst and september Sd, 28,9S0
pounds Of dried fruit. 's'" .@ NJ.
The University has begun its fall
term with a larger number ofnew pu-
pills than it has commenced any pre-
vious term in its history. ~.
At negro dance in Asheville Sat
urday night one colord man shot
and dangerously wounded another
who was dancing with his wife.
The Times gives the aggregate
value of real and personal properly of
Davie county as follows: For whites,
81, 542,22S, For the colored $780,
90S. .., ... .
Asheville Citizen: Our country
man Mr.. j. j. Whitson, of savanna
| noa township, recently killed a bat,
of the leather-wing variety, which
measured fourteen inches from tip to
tip. ..s..
| Mr.. Burkhead has not yet spoken.
Until he does we refuse TO believe be
has left the Democrats. Hickory
Carolinian You might az well be-
lieve it. file has gone over. "bag and
baggage" You will hear from him
this week.
| Winston Daily: The board Of
commissioners of Greensboro have re
liected the proposition of the r. 4 d
r. Il. Co. to close up one of theil
main thoroughfares SO as 10 give tb,
company sufficient ground to erect {
$780, 900 depot.
Edenton Fisherman Gu Tues
dsv night two prisoners, John Pag,
and John Wilson, sent here from
Plymouth, the Jail there having beel
burned, broke Jail and made thei
escape. Two Others we're in the san
cell but refused to leave.
Lumberton ROjeS0nidn The col
ton, and in fact all the crops, ar
damaged by the recent rains. CottoI
! that is now open is sprouting in tn
bolls, and some of it is rotten. Rip
! peas share the same fate, while goo
! deal of fodder. pulled and unpullec
|, is wasting and rotting. We do nj
know the extent, bnt in this secho
! of the county the crop will be CT
|, short at least one,half. This is
serious blow TO our people, who wei
i Just beginning to see their way cle'
!. for getting cut Of debt.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-19
Zinc DESIGNATION 10 JaclsonyIlIe.

The follow ing account, taken from
n jacksonville letter 70 The Ntw York
Herald, gives some idea Of the desc
lation which feigns in the plague
sc0nrgci city;
aOn the back stieets all Is dead
and l,stless. Few people 60 out nn
less they have special business, and
The streets IN the back portions Of
the city and suburbs are ~ quiet a.
Ii The entire q pulation had zone OIL
ON q big picnlc. At nearly every
block hangs Ous one or more OF the
ever present and 81 niicant yellow
fiags. and the DULY lite seems 10 be
the presence Of the nurses going h
their tasks or The wagons OF The re-
lief committee going the rounds. An
occasional ice wagon, tie big Canvas
covered delivery wagon OF come
grocery store and the hearse seen
T. he All the vehicles that break tbs
s,lemn and awe-inspiring stiffness
that relgns supreme. Even the lev
children seen, poor things, have
caught the air, Of universal sadness
and sorrow. and sit perhaps BY th'
window Of an inhabited house or oil
the porch, lisilessly gazing out, proba
bly ID their childish way endeayor
ing d reason out this reign OF terror
their swings. playthings aud toy
All neglected and seemingly forgotten
No shout Of youngsters at ball O
marbles, or The ringing, merry laugI
i heard All IL quiet, dead an.
still. Even the negro buys, thougl
less frightened or affected by III
presence Of the scourgc than th
white lads, feel the universal drea'
that seems To weigh down the all
and their exubcrant spirits are curb
ed for once. The closed and blindc
houses, the neglected yards vii
grass q foot high-all these tell To
sad story palmer than The mos
eloquent pencil or pen. The read
response 10 the appeal for aid make
our people feel deeply grateful.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-19
IiIce Crop Damaged.

CoLuEBIA, 8. c., September s.
The rice crop along the Savannah
river, in the Southern part Of the
State, has been greatly damaged by
recent heavy rains. Rice has been
cut in large quarters and Is now
lying in The stlbblc, and in conse.
auence Of the continued rains Il has
sprouted badly, which will seriously
damage the grain. II is feared the
loss will be very heavy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-19

RoxbOro Courier The appear,
apce n our town on Saturday last oi
"a men on horseback. with Clese'
Isnd hats on members Of The BGshy
Fork Cleveland, Fowle club, was a
Grand sight. They had turned out Z
attend he county convention, and
under command Of Jno. $. Coleman
Issq. Il shows how thoroughly the,
are organizing in Bushy Fork town Q
ship, and we are proud 70 no'e '"''
their success.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-19
-Four Deaths.

JAcEsoSvILLE, Fla, September I.
Up TO noon day there have been
four deaths from yellow fever and
2i2 persons are III with the disease.
The project Of depopulation viii pro.
badly not succeed, owing TO the COM
paratiyely few persons who are will
ing 10 leave the city and the disease
must take its couse. Skilled nurses
are lcrce. Monetary aid is coming
in generously.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-19
1T sIxEs sArIsrArIIoN.

ORLANDO, FLA june LIST, 1887
We have been selling Botanic
Blood Balm ever since il first came
before the public. We sell more Of
il than any other blood purifier in
the market, and Il gives perfect
satisfaction.
J. II. MfuGs 4 Co,
Retail aud Wholesale Dealers in
Botanic Blood Balm.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-19
To III g Voters Of Durham County

| take this method Of announcing
myself n candidate for reelection 70
the Office Of County Treasurer. l
occupy the same grounds, politically,
to-day that l did in 1856 and ,reiter-
ale my endorsement Of the platform
Of principles and adopted BY the
workinrmen and farmers convention
n that year. II elected I shall ems
deayor 70 transact the public bust.
ness entrusted 10 me, promptly
faithfully and efficiently and 70 The
be,t interest Of the whole people.
Very Respectfully.
] an w. A. JKNKISs
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-19
WHITE MEN, READ.
THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY, THE MOSES
INF pRoHrBTlos PARTY THE
JOSHUA,


Washington ProRress.
The Prohlbi,ionists are circulate
ING numerous tracts called Prohi-
hilton bombs from which we make
a sele elton lis this:
.The Republican party has been
the Moses which Brought you upout
OF the land Of Egypt. out Of the
house Of bondage. But you IRE still
tarrying in The wilderness. Moies
work il done, his mission is fully
accomplished. and the hour Of death
has come.
ssrhe Prohibition party is your
Joshua, called Of God. 10 lead you
over Jordan into the promise land,
where the race line In politics shall
be wiped out, and when The colored
men shall have a white mans
chance"
Ye shades Of Repnblicanism, dis
pcrse! Ye ghosts of civil rights,
down. There is q mightier than
thou in the land. This Prohibition
party proposes 10 wipe ont the race
line in politics! Holly Moses and 70
give the colored man white mans
chance! Great Joshua Republican
Moses, Prohibition Joshua! Such
sacrilege Can white men vote foi
men aud measures WHO 80 prostitute
Scriptual illustration, who so ma
llgn the white men.-the Demo
cratic party-of our country, Of odI
Statei The Gazette does not be,
lleye other than the most biasec
and most prejudiced will vote for mel
who thus prostitute holy write ma
lign men Of r.spectability, and striv'
10 place the black man shove th'
man Of caucasian blood. White mel
OF N. G.. stand up. You are the ju
~. Let your verdict be Rendered
according to tie ACTS brought on
in the evidence. The result will b
effective and satisfactory
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-19

wAsHISuroS, d. G. Sept. Sol.
Lamont, In response TO au inquiry
to-nieht, said that the Presidents
letter Of acceptance was finished this
afternoon and will be given TO the
Associated Press tomorrow lSnns
dayIeyening for publication Monday
morning. This decision was not ar'
rived nj until tonight. ~**%
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-19
The Farmer and the Tariff.

For twenty years past the farmer
has raised wheat, corn, barley, buck
wheat, oats, pork, beef and mutton,
and sold them in open competition in
the worlds markets the prices regu-
lated solely by the law of supply and
demand, and during all that period
the following rates Sf duty have been
charged on articles in his daily use,
the greater portion Of which he has
paid II. addition to that natural price
nftLa a.i;ala.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-19

New Advertisements

THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH
Is l,eated at SEWANEE, TENN,
upou the Cumberland Plateau, 2,0OJ feet
AZ. We The sea level, This schtol, under
the special patronage of the Bishops Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, in the South
I'D Southwest, offers the healthiest resi-
dence aud the best advantages, both moral
aad educational, in its Grammar School and
It's Collegiate AID theological Departments
For the special claims Of this University Tor
PATRONAGE, apply for documents to the Rev.
TELFAIR H0DGsoN, Vice-Chsncellor.
Sewanea. sep l-lm-w.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-19
"O'BRIANT TRACT

which will
MI nnrrhaser lands be bought privately before day
public applying r. Rogers Secretary and Treasurer OF ID" watkins
prsaicn
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-19
One Very Desirable Lot

On Man Street portion the Durham Marble Yard Lot size tn
ninety C deep This Company has also tract Of land known as
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-19

And the FACTORY and very near the WoLGN
MILLS -. uo 49,, l..
from dayo isle.w We will also sell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
TO THOSE LOOKING FOR
N AN UFACTURING SITES
IN THE SOUTH.

The most desirable locations In the South for
manufacturing Wagons. Stoves, Agricultural
Implements, Furniture, or for Foundflcs. Ma
chine-shops. Rolllng-Aiils. and Nai-"orhs'
Glass Works. Cotton OF Woollen-Nlils arc 70 De
found in yirgini. along the line Of the forioik
ard Western railroad from Norfolk 70 bfis'oi'
and upon i,s branch liues. Hard wood Of every
varle 3; cheap iron from the furnaces a. lynch
burg. RoanoEe. and Radlor1 90 be built In isfsl'
Pulaski and Ivanhoe; cheap coal and coke from
tho celebrated Pocahontss Fiatiop held giaes
sand from Taswcil county; cotton from the mar
ke.s Of the southern states, and wool from "a, me
western aud southwestern states and Terrific
nos at advantageous freight rates. Favorable
freight ratios made upon raw materials 10 al
factories established npon - line, az wen as -
all points in Tho Unitod states and Territories
upon the manufactured articles.
Those seoklng new acids for manufacturing
establishments should not fail TO investigate the
wonderful development in iron, coal, aud coke
indistrles that has been made within tho pact
nva years along tho line Of tho Norfolk and
Western railroad and The advantages offered by
tbs state Of Virginia In the supply OF cheap raw
materials . p the Norfolk Gnd Western railroad
IN tho matte Of freight facilities AMI rates upon
raw materials and Tor reaching home, iar d.
tant and foreign markets. ana by tho cities and
towns along its limo in the way Of advantageous
sites at moderate cost Many Of the clios and
towns exempt manufacturing establishments
from taxation for a seros Of years.
For further information as % freight rates and
sources Of supply Of raw materials, apply % A.
POPE, General Freight Agent. Roanoke, Va, or
to CHARLES @. EDDY, Yice-President
de23t Roanoke, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

ADtie. 80 - --T-,s-s>~y~>-~~>>~~
ByN. w. Bowe,
acnl Estate Auctioneer.
nRUSTEES' SALE
or TIE
BROOK TURNPIKE,
WITH ALL OF ITS
VALUABLE RIGHTS. PRIVILEGES. AND
FRANCHISES,
BY PuBMC AUCTION
TBUsTEEs' SALE
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

nv virtue OF a deed OF trust from the Richmond
aoi UenrloO Railroad. Turnpike aud Graded
road Company commonly known as the brook
Turnpike) 20 the undersigned a. trustees, datel
January 1. i874. and duly recorded, we VIII sell
Nv pubiic auction al the office Of tho auctiOneer'
No { north Eleventh street. In tho city Of hieh-
mJnd. ca 1000
TUESDAY. DEcENBER 4. 1885,
NJ Q o'clock r. ". the EXTREMELY VALUABLE
TURNPIKE, known ~ tho Brook turnpike, p-
caibor with its valuable franchises, which are
esnsriaiiv liberal even authorizing tho con-
slrlcti0n and operation OF a rGNrOal tnereOh
with cars propelled by steam or otherwise 90
This vide thorOBghfare runs uorlh from ia,
conis-Quarter branch through thckly-5etued
uoriio1 OF the county, and Is the main artery
leading 20 ana from a large territory that muse
uss this road. aud It's revenue could be very np-
prpciabiy augmented b. grayellng the rodu-
boI 80 ~ 10 make 10 as 1t can and should %
made popular drive for pleasure ,arringe-' lot
which &c wOlld then bU especially adapted on
account Of having the sun AZ the SIDE OF the car
rlages instead OF IN from, as IS tho case on inc
Grove road ,
This road for many years was very prontauls
piece Of property and In tho hands OF i've per-
son can BE- made 10 pay large dividend upon
nt least double the amount the road - llkcly 70
sell for. and / confidently recommend thls pIO-
usrty 70 any one possessed Of fair judgment VINO
viii give his personal attention 10 It's manage
meni. 1900,
Proposing purchasers will please attend
rrOn1 pity at the time and place above named, ns
we desire to make quick and sure Work IN INC
matter Of selling.
TERMS: BY consent one fourth cash; residue
n six, twelve. aud eighteen months, for notes
with interest added. and secured y deeu Oh
trust JOHN l. GRUBBS.
JAMES Ii. CRkNShAW,
no3 Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
PeCuH

To itself In many important particulars, HOODS
eafsapariiis is different from AaS superior TO any
other medicine.
Peculiar in combination, proportion and prep
afation Of ingredients, Iiood's ssrsspsrilia pos
sctses The fun curative valne Of the best known
remedies o. The vegetable kingdcm.
Peculiar IN ~ medicinal merit, Hoods SaTsapa-
Tiils acoompiishes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar In strength and economy Hoods Snr-
sapagila Il tho only medicine % which can truly
be said 100 doses Das dollar" Medicines IN larger
and smaller bottles require lsTger doses. and do
not produce a. good results S. Hoods sarsapsFil'a-
Peculiar 10 IS " good name az home - tiefe Is
more Of Hoods sarsaparilla soldia lowell, where
81 IS made, than OF all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar IN is phenomenal record Of 'alos
abroad. no other preparation has over attained
such popularity IN 80 short time. Danot be In
duced to takeany other preparation. besnTe get
Hoods SarsapagiIla
Sold Ivy al druggists. 81; six forss, Ireparedorly
By e. l. HOOD q CO., Apothecagies, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

nRUGGIST- SITUATION WANT
- FD ~ = RtGl rEHEp PG'RftC l>l;
acei twonty; single. Can gre best references.
Addrc-s NrA NOAICt,
GO l.or Post-Omco Box %. DURHAM, -. q.
EErAN TED, A PARTNER WITH
~ @WOIN ASAIE SURE. AND rtIING
VENTURE. Address %. a., bucknors Va.
dn at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

Especial telegram io Toe n.spaich.l
pANyuhE. Va. ueocmbor 3-1ho President
a. thc Atlantic ana uauN'l.o railroad and other
oaiclals have luSt token Ilp over The proposed
liut of tho ROAD from tlc ely 90 ClarksVlio. 10
has not Nct boen decided whether the ROAD viii
como through itaNfar county or on this side %
tle pnn risoc. Do the road cumo3 uu tbis lido it
Will have t0 pes through "a portion ~ NOrh
Carolina. steps have been taken 90 get t1e
,nari,r prUlrroA io-tav iho Atlantic and
Dauvluo Company per hosei ninety acres
Of lau3. moro or ie@s. ou the suburb. of unuVlic,
Que propose Co improve ihe property. in few
tars tlg silCinls tl TIRE q al ana LugtLcIn cap
itahsis Will make "A visit 10 Dapylllo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
CRATKFUf.-COMFORTlN8.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAsE

"Bya thorough knowledge 0f Tho natural laws
when govern me operations Of digestion aud nu-
Lguou. and ny a careful application OF The me
proper. IS ~ Woil-scicCtei CO-Ca, Ar kpps mas
provided our breakfast tables with a deiicateiy
Favored beverage which may save Us many
heavy 10ct0r- Dills 10 IL 10y the iudiciOus use
q e..-g articles OF diet that constitution may
t,e graq laiy Quilt up uuHI sfryng enough u re-
fi.i every tendency % Ciseaoe. Hundreds on
fguus inalgties arc floating around US ready 10
nttnct wherever There isa weRE point We may
cscape many . lEiai shat by keeping c1Ise'yos
weA frrtiNnI sin pure blood and properly
l.olri-loG frame n- Cirii- scTvice tf0zTtte
Made simply with boiling water Or milk Soi1
only u lHi-pauud TINS by grOccrs, laDollCl
uiu-. JAMES EPPS s. CO..
Homeopathic Chemists, London, England
isI5-Iu. SGEIuly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
TIRED OF LIFE.
A DELIBxRATg SUICIDE IN A EORFoLK
noTxL oFFTcE.
r. 8 Warren saoots Himself Through the
Breast While Taking vita a
Friend--work Begun.
,r,arrn.nnnionoo b t,,. nlcnmoea plsnalea.l
NoEFoIv. December D. isS

N0RfufK December q 1874
Thsa morning Mr.. q. s. warren, private score
a. 81 captain J. Il. Cccii. ateGt % TIE Norfolk
~ Western raiiroai, Whiio talking WITH a
friend VA tho Office OF the So safnos Hotel, sud-
denly drew q piat0i from MS 0ycpcoti pocket
snl shos himself ihrc tgh nc Left pfesai 10 Tie
immediate region % tho hoari. Re lived but q
short time. and Dr.. iicnrJ Smith was quickly
with him Very soon after the occurrence " ar
rem die4 in the oiiiec The body was removed
10 his residence up foEu. The deceased was
inan about fdrtT-nve years Il ace, with family,
and ysrg popalrf with al woo knew HIM
Ne stated HAT lc wa tired OF living. ana for
hat reason shot himself 4 scaled letter was
found GA tho ONCE roor addressed "taptaiu
j. n Cecil, personal" Ga me handwriting OF tho
doreasrd. 1kc deceased was FROM hlcnion, n.
e. and belonged fo 10 we'll knoau warren
family 81 thal section 10 WA a troihcr of tho
celebrated nr. warren, 81 Paris. aiterFafd.
Warsen Boy ir tas service 81 tie hhedivo Of
Tgypt qbo dGsea-ed loss son rcecnilJ, ana
Ills. A. ie thnaFuJ pfeyol upon Dis mind beioio
tho war ine famly WAS Immensely wealthy
A large force o. in11rnfs Wcrbqiaken 30 INC
navy yard cha morning 20 pes doHn gre taii-
read tack O. c0rhcci fhe yard with iho seeDoern
aud Roanoke railroad. v.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
~. 4. tflAiN rs,
=. T.. SIklNGfELLOW.


Referring 90 the above. take this opportunity
for tlanGiug the public aud my former patrons
lor their KIND and liberal patronage during my
engagement In the cOHl business "a this city. l
b AVE SOLD NJ STOCK, FIXTURES. TEAMS,
AND GOOD WILL TO MRS re-. CHALMERS y
~IRINGfhLlON, ana bospeaS Tor them a.
parlsa thoroughly competent 90 supply the
wants Of tie pubic tho liberal patrOiaR' H.
slowed upOn me. MR. NGtEt.LUW, Of
fae new firm, VAS for some Time ngout OF tho
Bughthupe hallway Company, and ms acqaiut-
ance with the business IN all us branches know
a. nc thorough, ald confidently recommend his
nrm 10 my former patrons and the public gem
orally. Very truly, &c,
do l-eodiw A. l.. BLLRrT, JR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
AUCTION sALEs-Fusurs Bays.
ByJ. II. Valentine, AuctioDeer,
gaa. Macdougail and II. Benson, s"iesmeuJ
No. sci east Brood street
COMMISSIONER AND TRUSTEEl


COMMISSIONER AND TRUSTEhI5
SALE OF A LANCE AND DESIRABLE CYL
7 gcr1'foN ~ MARTY NEW BED-CL0IHlN6,
CROCKFRY, TIN TOILET SKIS. BED-SF h 81 ~,
tARpETfNg. LACE-CU RTAlNS. lhoN sAg y,
COUNTERS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C. ste.. y
AUCTIONBy virtue OF deco OF irus. ~. All Il,
Ezekiel 20 tho undersigned as trustee. ana asit
recorded nnd ia pursuance 81 decree ShtotsI
in the Chancery Court Of the city OF hlcbino,l ~
me cause OF Dadron and ais rs Ezekiel ana ass
I will sell on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1888.
A. foi5 O'Clock. At the European House, on Nlntn
street between Grace 1nd FRANKLIN st,'.e, ,,r, .
large assortment ~ the above mentioned Ahll-
CLEs a portion of which viii embrace IA.
I Excellent DOUbLE-OOOh lkON oNh N-Di'-
bold make with Continuation locs-i Nh.
9 Good COUNTEhS, with ligcon-hoics, h@cSS'
A general me assortment OF CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C.;
30 sets BED-SPRINGs; ~, ,.re.
40 pair Elegant WHITE and dhAl bhANNHAo'
i i59 WrTE "a and / G0LIoRED SPREADS aud COM
FORTS:
go FEATHER-PIrLowS: ,
~ sets BASINS. PITCHERS, and CilAhbEhS;
~ sets LACE-CrRTAiys and FIXTURES;
/ Excellent BEFRlGERATOH ami WATER
COOLER; ....,.,,->, an,
TING. PtLtOW-SLlps, TOW Us, Si.OS n n
ERY, GLASSWARE. CALL-BEiLS, IOiLe /
PAPER and BOXES, TOILET SOAP, &c, 81.
The particular attention Of hotel-keopefs ana
private families is called % this sale. ne tAe gools
are all nearly new, %! irstrste qualify anu VIA
b. SOLD IN lots % suit purchasers .,
4 ERMs: Cash. SOL. L. flNoAbfn',
Trustee ami special Commissioners
!. H. VALENTINE, Auctioneer.
DAFFRoS. prArNTiFF. AGAINST EZgEIEL TT AIS,
DEFENpANrs-lS THE CnASCBRY COURT OF THs
CITY or RICHNONn
I. Charles W. GoIdin, clarS Of said court, GER
tify that the bond required OF tho special con-
missioner by the decree Ia SAID cause OF he-
cembor J.. ISIS. has been duly given.
Given under M hand this lst day OF Deceu-
Dor. 1888 ,r,,,.,
de 4 CHARLES W, hpbblt'