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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-08-23

100 Acre Farm for 81 300. cash.
Balance, 5 years time.
4S-tf. S. MCLEAN.
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ADVERTISING RATES.


SIOUX CITY 4 ST. PAUL TINE CARD.
NO. PASSENGER.
Going West.
Leave St Paul at 600 p. m.
- WOrthiugtOn, at 1.25 =. M
Arrive a. Sioux City, at Aol a. m.
NO. PASSENGER.
Leave St. Paul at 1850 N
Arrive at WorthingtOn at $3.50 m
Ar. at Sioux City at 1925 p M
Going East.
NO. 2. PASSENGER.
Leave Sioux City at lO:54 p. IN
>. WOrthin9tOn at 2ll q. m.
Arrive at st. Paul at $50 q. m.
NO. PASSENGER.
Leave Sioux Cityat 500 a m
Arrive at Worthington at 1l:1 q M
Ar at ST. Paul at 7:O3pm
ACCOMMODATION.
.;oing East-Leaves Worthingtrn at 40 p m.
Go * West-Leaves WOrthingtOn At 2:2O PIN
wORrH1N9ToN AND SIOUX FALLS r. R.
Going East.
Leaves Mitchell $50 q. m.
Arrives at WOrthingtOn 11:Il .. H.
Going West.
Leaves Worthngton (dally) 4:O p. M
Arrive i. Mitchell 1O:2 p. i'll.
ACCOMMODATION.
Sioux Falls Accom-. leaves l:OOp. III.
NIyAv
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prUmut attention. Communications intended
Or publication mnst be accompanied oy thereai
n na.i ta,th"not necessarily for publication.
ADVERTISING RATES.
One incl, three weeks 800. three months 49,
Three inches weeks, 500, oVo
Five inches, 6.Vo, Ao'V
Special rates given for larger advertisements
Reading notices. first week 10 cents line;
nh ;eUuent in Sc rtiOns 5 cents a line each week.
Transient advertisements paid in advance:
Yearly advertisements to be paid quarterly.
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affidavit is given.
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LOCAL..

OFFICIAL PAPER.
The Worthington ADVANCE 10 the Official Pa
per Of
Mobiles County,
Village of Worthington.
u. S. Land Office.
Parties desiring to keep posted in any public
matter relating to Mobiles county must have the
ADVANCE.
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For COUNTY Auditor,

VI 0V0TSy E%UUISOto
EDITOR ADVANCE: Please announce to the
voters OF Mobiles county that will be 4 candi-
date for the office of County auditor subject to
the decision OF the Republican county conven.
ton. q. S. MEIICk
70; Register OF Deeds.
EDITOR ADVANCE: Please announce my name
as II candidate for the Office If Register of
Deeds. f. II. HCMIsTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21
North Caro,tna PrOhIbitlonisss IA
Especial Telegram 90 tho Dispa;ch.l

Especial toicgrefn 90 Tho pispnich.l
CEEYNsHoEs', y. a. November 20 There
wa q cared mo~(ug Of about thirty two
leaders AVID representative Ot tho Probioi.
ton party OF tAe >txte hrrc today for the
purpDse OF st oDcc SJgsnlzmg vigorous
campaign Tor the futurs. Speeches were
msde by nursber CT delegates and all eN-
pressed Themselves hopeful. The meeting
was orgaplzed by calling Br. y. W. G. Bend
bow to The chuir he IL probably the most
active msn Of the party. Mr.. VI. 4. Walker,
late candidate for Governor on tho ticket,
wa present. and TOOK an active part in all
The proceedings.
Al tiIe close OF the morning session com.
Billee Of ten was appointed to give shape 10
the enterprise OF consolidating all the Pro-
hibluon wrerS0f the state INTO one, and TO
draft plan for The formation of stock
company for iis support and perpctuan0n.
Al the afternoon session "a was decided 10
form such a company. W. q. Burkhead,
iormefty " the Durham Plant. was chosen
eGhor Two thousand shares OF stock at s.
per share will be offered 20 the friends OF tho
epterprise throughout the State. it was not
decided where this paper viii he published,
but Raleigh will in all probability DO the
place.
Il WAS decided to inaueurate at an early
day a cAnpaign OF lectures by a man to be
kept constantly IN the deld. IL WAS also de-
ctdcd 10 call estate convention. probably at
Raleigh, doFing the next session OF the Le.
FisistHretO CONSIST OF alfthe friends of.the
cause BIO vii, atteRd. The Bureau Of MRn~
agemeot Will report al All early day. Tbe
tfombition vote OF the Stats has not vet
been teloFted in full. The latest account
puts u at between six and seven thousand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21

BY ChowniBs & Roee,
Real Estate Agents. Aucfion'crs. and Brokers,
No. north Tcu.b street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21
Enr nNanAnsIA


UN H0KsRoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE,
Dr. Lorenzo Wake. Pittsfeld, Mass, says
sTrom Us use Ior = period Of about etghI
weeks. 10 the exclusion Of AL other remedies,
1 s.sflbute the restoTutiOn 10 health OF pa.
tent who was emscialed 70 the last degree IN
consequence Of nervous prostration and dys'
pepsia. This pailenps stomach was IN such
sn irritable condition thai he could not bear
either liquid or soiid food. An accomplished
physician OF many year, experience whom
ealxd In consultation proDounced his case
an ipcnrable one. Al THIS stage decided TO
use HorSford's Acid Phosphate, which re-
suited - sbose mentioned"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21

The Durham people ere not depressed By
thc financial crash there Tne9 proposetJ 200
right o. work % make TIE town bigger and
hy,licr shan ever. \. they have heretofore
succeeded. $50 they win now Doe successful.
Durham must now have population Of over
eight thoueand. ~ which fully third are en-
eod l0 Manufactures.
phc fact is.statci thHithe man Jordan. who
vas driven from Durham for melting The
negroes 20 riot. aud also 10 commit arson,
hsd been driven from other places previously
because he was "A disturhcr OF the pubic
peace.
The negroes inn the Ecaufort-county sec
uou arc unusually turbulent and disposed II
commit Crnnc, 4 great riot wes barely
aNcrtcd a Washington los the prompt action
~ The military. The good citizens of that
section are concerned az the STATE Of affairs,
while determined to preserve the public
peace ai all hazards
4 f'w nights past lamp exploded In the
store 81 +. l.. Gray, In this county, and set
- on fire. Gray and his brother barely cs-
capcd sufocsuon. hut quickly wcntto work
and put uut lhc fire.
Tie county farmers alliances are rap
i3ly milling Into lire with The STATE alliance
40 rcipslue 10 buy fertilizers from any COM
pluy whi,h rciuics 10 sell them 60 any al
lance business agents. Tho alliance IL de-
terminod 20 stand by lie peOplo ana tight for
their interests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21

Cusw1v0 g RosF. Auotlosoer'. uosl
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Cettan pam aged.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., NeYember 20.--About
Eve hundred AMI City bales ea cotton on the
Epbenstone, Immediately under the forecas-
tie, were damaged by fire and water, aud
there was some danageto the cotton between
tie decks. Theaiter.hold is supposed to Do
ali right
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21

Sunday John T.. ~mnm us, a white mon
sixty yeas az agr, who was malHcu-
rcI ou Tie route from Newberuc g. Wash
mglon. y. G.. WIS found dead m the su-
burb- Of Newbcrbe. he had died while on
ms way home.
The Republican. in this State who aro
now pannug So earnestly Tor positonS un-
der the new Administration may Dee badly
deceived. There D, no telling VINO Will Toe
lucky m such ease tbis tune. There VIII
be- many splits among Toe Republicans and
no end % quafres about this matter Of
Offices.
Governor Scales returned 10 the city yes
t,rdly after fen days absence, mainly az
DnuNIlic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21

salo b7 r. b. CHAPLIN co. and CHEWING
3 ROSE, AIrt! ncer. 40 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21

Corrrsponcingy quick uml - other points
Turousu dis u .sIlus i8sued ~ low rates.
g. s. TAYLOR
not General Freight AioslL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21

BY George W. Mayo. Aucuonecr.
Uno. Z. Lsughtoa. Dr., salesman-l

DECETvER'S SALE OF THE
III HORSE, ANIMALs, CAGES r aSp
OF TEE DAN slIELBY CIRCUS
Al AUCTION
BY authority Of two orders Of the Circuit Court
Of lIenrf-D county, IN the state OF virginia, en-
to-nd In the case ~ Kennedy and as ~. Sheiuy
ma al. on tho 1911 and 18Th days o. OCTOBER,
Iess, respectively. shall on
"WEDNESDAY. NovRxBER q. 1854
nj n o'clock A. ~, at Ioyens,ein's stable. on
Fifth sirc-, boiween Asrsnsu ana Gay s'roee'
Ia tie city = Redmond. Va, sell at punic auc,
ton % re highest bidder tho property directed
10 he SOLD 10y esid orders-iO wit:
l FOUNTAIN LION,
LtorAsp,
MONKEYS,
DEER,
? SfyOT} PACAs.
GOLDEN PHEASANT,
] PARROT.
] COCKAT0O.
ANJ-Eh1EkS,
/ RAT KANGAROO,
3 NARMAZFT MONKEYS,
2 CUDOE MONKEYS.
2 DuNi-FACEO MONKEYS,
ANTELOPE,
] CNET CAT.
ELEf'aAHT,
DROARDARY, and tho
COVERS aad SUITS used with said elephan~
GuOTKeys. Hrd other animals,
Tire necessary CAGES used 10 contain SAID
anirfHls.
81 HAUGHT-8OESEo,
SETSG HOKsKS
In addition " the above. b. authority OF de-
cree euf~rsi In ne abOvc-siyled snt on mo I'm
DAY Of Nosenibor. 1875, I shall soil o. inc Same
emo and piace the following properiy-to WIZ
10 WITHHELD CA1Es FOR ASIMALs.
1 BAND-MAGON,
/ MIRROR 1ABLsAU WAGON,
! TICK RT-sELLEh'S WAGON,
] BOA CONS liaCfOR, .
2 KhILkotD COACHES. named "vernon,"
"sholby.r AMI Chicago respectively,
SMALL CARPET,
I CTFTAIN. gui
l RESERVED SEAT CARPET,
upon ihe following
fERMs: Cash on on sums o. 1870 ana unoer,
AID 90 a1 sums over 1<U q credit of ninety uays
timo. the purchaser giving aeroiinolo notes WIN
approved endorsor frr crc.it aalee
HARVEY WILSON, Receiver.
GEoHGR w. MAYO. huctOncer. nOIO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21

ARRIVE H,llf-At
a. r. v. NAL dauy ,eA.ars 80
rs a. n. ACCOMMODATE SAY
hl4iAT.
CONNkDIiDSA
A. CiiiOn Forge sl.e thoaa ueat7 az .'
railway i1r fl1 Nlu.1, West AL N|r."
~ Lynchburg Niu SO foik sui ID ESQ
rCef Tor 81. points Ssul1. ~oalnu..a ait
ussL and NirgiaiA AldlaGt rsllasf tlf 81.
North and souul
AZ Richmond uith As. s4fet Ht-Ha
points in no SCUM ana hi- ait--t fts
burg and fOtcr1kc ralil041 Tax -i1 'N.
As Lexington Win hzllmrgo aAl a.
rcad making closo clnuafaant -
Ferry u and fr0m Pittsburgh All 10, " .'@ -
~ points North snl tAA ,..l.
lesnN sad i'ilie hD1s. .......
Iralas marked ashJ ,oA 2p. S'---
daily Ala IL
f,cxesa soli % at pointA oNta t,
N Az stroet. ioC9 Mata s.rost az =. 49,.
nns ksl,saenF aepOI, kighth and GAIA tss'--
49, 49, lOliN X hACaUhpA
oM 6saerAl eAAsoDSsr aSsAA
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lfnNnAY. nEcENRYR 3. -

By virtue Of the decree mentioned below viii
sell by public auction. on the premises respo;t-
lyeiy, on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1888,
beginning win the PROPERTY on rankin and
Fifteenth streets, at p. ~, TIC FALU a BLh
STABLES, with mule lots attached. 6itdalel as
above described, and % be sold Ia TWO PARCELS
10 Tbe commodious eligibly-locatnd. and
wclI-arrauged SrAHLg AZ tho northeas corner
Of Franklin and tiffconti streots, with tfont OF
about 4s feot and COW occupied by Mr. Duke AZ
a iair rcnta-
9I Tho STABLE adjoining and east Of the
above with tvo good stories and Wei sul.ed Tor
the stable business. ncw rented 20 ht. lhJua5
+. Turner, aud fronting about IS toei
Both q those properties arc well situated Tor
eales- aud livery-stabes. and always command
good tenants 40 fair rentals. o.,
And atfk o'clock Z. u. On tho s1uic DAY wiz
sell on Tie vromis9' tro Aaal ie>l tAhhh
4 ID WELL-BUILr BklCk DWfLI INC 10. 30
College street. between bfoai and hIrsnaii
containing eight rooms, n"sioes n yicien
with rwo rnomL Ihis hous> IS well worthy
tie attention II those wanting q centrally
located nnr. comfortable dwelling either a. a
home or for Investment Tho he fronts 10 ieet
and runs back 30 feet o. an niiry
plat o. tho stable properties VIII nc on cAnlDl-
ticn in a few dayRat the olic9 ~ the aucuoneer
TEEHs: Ono nur;h cash; and th9 residue NJ
ak Twelve. md eighteen months, Tor notes, Win
interest added and iitle retained.
ONO 9. kEA$
Special C5u.missioner.
BIaNxgNsHir, SC, Plaintiff. AGAINST BLANK
gf.suIp AND AIS. DEFgYpA tTs-iS TIE OHAS-
CB.Y COUEr OF THE CITY OF K.cHMOsh
7. Charles ". Goddin, rlers ci ssid court, cer-
tit thol no bond required Of NJ spetlai COM
missioner ty Oh. decree IA sen Cause OF No
yomher T., l,~S. has been dul7 given.
Gwen under my hama hisie.h day Of Novcm-
nosi CHARLES W. GoDDlN
By Chewing . Bose,
Real Estate Ag3at', Auctloneers. and Brokers'
No. north Tcush street
DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED
b or TRUST o. record Ia tho clerks Office u
Richmond thanccry Court ia Deo1-b BOOB III X,
page liG, default nsvirg been made ~ th0 pay
Ineut OF the 1cht thereby secured, aud being re-
cnired by no hoi4er thereof 70 30, we Will
sell By onct0n. upon thu promises on
TUESDAY, NovrHasR q. tS's,
NJ IL o'clock T.. ". THOSE TWO FRAME
DWELL SGs Nos. 1870 AL .432 fopl'r street,
fronting a. foot Inches, more ~ Tess "u me
month Hm OF Poplar suCot and tN..pd.lg
back about l06 ffet owing 10 fhf ncarlcs7 ot
These houses 20 tho centre Of ,ic city sou ra7lot
81 hsfray boy coming 90 no sails and purchasing
ono or both Tor rem oil purposes.
TERMS. Cash So f0 cXpeDsf- - sale and motto
Of 5000 with interest thereon from tlo l-t day Of
oct hor. $50. tie residue as may - named o.
hour OF sale. a. j thch NM.
IBN AID s. ROSE,
Iru=toos
CHsWsIYG q RosF. Auotlosoer'. uoI
BY Chownipg & Roee,
Real Estate Agents. Aucfionecrs. and Brokers,
No. north Tcu.h street.
10y VIRTUE or 4 CERTAIN DEED
i , OF trust of record "a the cierg ofl"e a.
Richmond Chancesy Court, 40 Dsol-Book ~ T.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21

SALE OF THE
III HORSES, ANIMALS. CAGES AND
avERYTiIlNG APPE6TAiNlNG ThEkBlO
OF TEE DAN SMILEY CIRCUS
Al AUCTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21

BY T. II. Valentino. Anctoneer,
Jas. Masdougall and II. Benson, eaiesnenJ
No s2l east Broad street

THE REQUEST OF THE OWN
"A ERR win cell at tho late residence o. M,
salmon on mo Broad-s Street ROAD. tnreo miles
from the city, on
WEDNESDAY MKT. THE elsr,
-, 3, o,.,cu.s M fair. n not the next fair dsyO
uCRsEs. MULES. WAGONS.
CROp OF CORN, SHUCks. FODDER,
And 80 BUSHELS OF GOOD ~ KIT, krtrs; ,,-n
v-ttb a lot of HOUSEHOLD nni KITCHEN fUR-
EITURE v.rrN-1rrs-P
Ancti0neor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21

UCTIO SALE OF SEVEN
n SHNILUWIIIlNGS AID q VACANT Lot
NEAR CWIlisOH'ZJ IAEh.-Beinr r'iucs'cd
~ to do bv the owners, via soil at public auc-
ton, On tnc frrIfi'rs, on
WEpNE 'pAT. NOVEMBER 2isf
g. 4 o'clock T. i, hs THREE BRICK DWELL
INOS ,itAat.i ON Ihriy.tMrd -t.cot between
Rrosd ma MARSHALL strecia aud the Fol 4
SMALL DWELLINGS ora Mur'nal street et tho
corner ui Ihlrty-thrl. An NNi8PbNNLO LOT
viii boz sold after ,hc aD.Fn sale. No part uf
hichmonl has grown 10 Value ns rapidly wiMin
Tie pas. twelve months as bass th,s numedi4tO
vicinity. I.ts are ilN bringing 40 ger cent
prOnt ON last years. piI "cs. atd when Tho I'M
Irogcmrnts aiscadv begun AMI fho~e cuntem-
plated are couai lcrctl. it is Das0rable io sup
pofe mat th- growth go values Tor the next year
will De aS great n not creator
TERMS: Lusy. l.. \. CAIIiN,
u. % AucfiYuerr.
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,ffr-.+t.,,, % fhf. Dry.r. fl sol ID Ut
D., ' ~
iI' a0l''i' ~"
TUESDAY, 'EhIth 81" l'7'
az p o'clock b.. ou tu8 3D. .aHt. rhnt beautifully
eltuatea TRACT Of LAND ku0Fl as 0fWNb
hill whi.l has Icea IelI o4t Ou tAe ml 2
lnoral .-l. ana y - DO offered ln such terms
a. vii ,gas;y All D.-.ie.
Sprlng lfl isa ufauafll plateau overlooking
James firrr AMI wltn au elevation OF lJlost
abuyo allpai T. c0ln4uIs ueot The l0tciest
yirrr, in mia section VI lnr %tats ti' ug lu tio
civ u Eiclmond IRON inc G4usr) Mills o. t1l-
lywo0d. aud b.youl for mllas up Gro jam To-
have tle frc-rosr o., ecmtr, air.. aua the WOW
can ucgcr lc oratrlcte1; nut bring oaly ono
aud fourth miles from lro business cthl. 'i
Richmond. 70 has over. advantage cl b0h c.ly
and country.
The IIf8 front I'd feet on wide avenues Visa
dcD-h OF 80 feet 20 au ~ " and ga t's t.Her ~
tho Manchester Watar-Wofzs l1 90 thn pr pelfy
elcn lot cau have tno uetont " water 4l"'o
hAudscm3 lOts present u4rs solid attractions
than any properly everotered ina thi' comnu-.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21
NORTH CAROLINA.
xASY CASES OF nEaao POLITICAL IN
T0LxRsNcE-sgvERAL ARRESTS
threatening to Whip Democratic Negro
Military Elsotioss ordsred-A
Tire-Found Dead.
nnn,,,l tclerram o Ihe plspa.ch.l

fNTHrfhl
DNEGn, n. g.. November 20. The Board
Of Staie Cnnvwsers mecss here tomorrow
and viii canvass The returns from all The
counties ~ the State. Governor Scales to-day
appointed Seuaiors.eiect r. l.. Emery, OF
Halifax, ard Thomas l.. Banks, OF Wake, as
meuhers 81 this board. The session OF tho
board will probably continue two days.
To-dsy returns Of election were received
from Dare county and show that the Demo-
cratic ticket IL elected, and That Fowle gets
seventeen majority. Returns we're also re-
ecived from stokes county. and show that
the entire Democratic ticket Is elected, and
that Fowlcs H. given a majority OF ninety
eight.
Tobacco s. being put upon the market
much more rapidly. Fsriucrs can DO no out
door work on account % the rains.
Thomas u. WATSON. a grocer u this city,
made al assignment tOsdsy for The benefit Of
bis creditors 10 A. W. Haywood. IFS la
hilties and sssets ere not definitely stated.
Orders from the Adju'aut- Generals Office
give notice n the elections % Geld officers
oi var ous regiments Of the State Guard at
The following placer: First regiment. Tar
boro'; Second regiment, Fayetteville; Third
regiment. Gfeeusb~ro'; Fourth regiment.
Charlotte; First battalion (cOloredl Raleigh.
These elections Win he held the fret Thurs
day In December. They arc biennial.
The directors a the penitenilary meet TO
morrow. Tucy will consider several appll-
caiisns for convict work on various railways.
II does not appear that any large number Of
cOnsic's viii be available.
Sunday in Sampson county man named
Murible found . negro cX-conyict named
John GAVIN stealing cotton from gin.house,
and attempted 20 capture HIM. A desperate
fpht followed IN which Gavin was shot
several times and bady wounded. Gavin
attempted n XIII Marble vita knife, but
only gave him some slight cuts upon the
hands. After Gavin had been disabled MARI
biz succeeded In arresting him.
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AUCTION sALEs-Fusnre Day..
by. " W. Bowc,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR
" SMALL HOUSES
AND TWO VACANT LOTS
SOME OF THEM on NORTH FIFTH STREET
AID
SOME on PRICE STREET NEAR LEIGH


Nv virtue ~ tho hereinafteT-ment'oned decree
We will sell by auction, on tho promises respect
iyely ami az tho times named below, no louo"-
ing VALUABLE kEAL EsTATh-to Wiz:
First. on FRIDAY. November -. lsss, begin
ming At I O'Clock ?. D., no THEE ~ AID
PUf DESTRA SLE FRAhE DWELLINGS No-.
ga. 81. and sl3 north Fiith street. tgst beyona
Baker street and The VACANT LOi Deteeeh
Ma. Oh and g13. fronting about u feet lneso
houses can DO made very desirable noine- or
vnl prove satisfactory Investments inc los u
pretty and In al improving section. 49,,
Second. on SATURDAY, December u, TO-.
at 4 o'clock z. NJ, viii be- sold ne goOl "a !. n
HOUSE No. fG8 north Price street, neaf ieign'
with tho LOT on which it stands 1his mouse
baS ALWAYS ren:-d wrl- And then wo VIII
sell an adjoining VACANT LOT Of about IS ieeb
front. 80. .,,..
A plat n tho property can DO soen at the ofioo
Of the aucti0neGr
TERMS: orc Third cash. and tho residue ~ SIX
twelve and oiyhteen months, FOR notes, WIN H.
terest added ami title retained.
j. x. TUCKER. JR.,
GEORGE +. HAW.
Special Commissioners.
HoRGRR. GUARDIAN. PLAINTIFF. AGAtNsr ROB
NFR. DEFENDANT ~ Tbs CHANCERY COURT OF
TIE CITY or RICHMOND.
/ Charles W Goddiu. clerk Of said court, cor
tify that tho rond required Of the special COM
missioners by tho docrce IN saii caGso OF NO-
vent er Il, 1885, has boon duly given.
Given under my hand, this .Nn day OF NoTein-
no 20 CHARLES ". GODDIN.
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AUCTION sALEN-TstuTe DAYS.
ByN. W. BoWe.
Real Estate Auctoneor
COURTsALEoFyERYVAL VALUABLE
STABLE PROPERTY
AT THR
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS,
ASpoF THE ADJOINING STABLES,
occUPrED RESPECTIVELY By
Mr.. THOMAS DUKE. Ja., AND By THOMAS p.
TURNER, ESQ,
AND ORA
COMFORTABLE AND SUBSTANTIAL DWELL
ING,
No. sos COLLEGE STREET, NEAR BROAD.
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INTIMIDATION.

Nelson Bsss, Maior lIcrDd0D, Wash. Bes'
lev, and John II. Jackson CAN negroes were
before United states Commissioner Shu.eT
here today. They wcrc arrested at oxford
yceterGev by Spccia deputies Upchurch and
hlrc. 1he charge AGAINST them ~ that they
had violated the election l1W by intimidating
a. orac4vnrifg % iutmidatn NEGRO named
Icubcu Gregory who voted The Democrsiic
ticket II WA IN evidence thSt several ne
rroe- bad threatened 70 take Gregory out
AND whlp bin. This occurred near q
roninr.plsrc. bat not mmedatcy a.
IL, Boss qnd llcrndon were held
each iu $3.50 bail for appearance 80
the next term ~ the Federal court, which
Icgfns ucN Monday, Jackson was dis
CHARGED, and Bsslcy wi have hearing 10
MORROW n me- cases are pushed against
tnr negroes for iUtimidaiine those OF their
rror who dared 10 vote the Democratic ticket
there viii ceItouly be- mTUy arrests. An
Outrageous ca.e under this head D. reported
ufsr Wumin zion. iu which negro school
committee actually discharged p negro
teacher ir thD public school WHO md voted
tnr Democratic ticket The negroes were in
some ca.c- told from tbe yrpit that they
must 400, tho Republican ticket
Governor >c4is. today appointed Leonard
Henderson. ot Warrcuton, director OF the
ucuii,ulilfy ,ico Charles VI. COOK. resigned.
to1kis q mcms0 OF nv House from Frank
llr. and is very prominently mentioned for
tle speakcFship, rs IS also Augustus Leacar,
OF lrtdai county.
a portrait II pr J.. Burke Haywood the
frat Surgeon commis-iancd iD THIS state
during ne war, was prc1w'cd TO the Nt.'e
llhury to-day br haywood is "a disiin-
guIsncd pl}scan ci Halolch.
Ghr people OF Nccklenburg county ore
greatly Interested in thc project Just de-
V,lor.d 200 give that county -FOUR new rail
Why limos. Tine matter % popular suuscflp-
tou- viii Do earnestly pressed.
Muse Brothers, general merchants, Of
Cameron, Moore county, have failed. The
liabilities amounbto &2NO0J.