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Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-18
FOR SALE-City Property.

IrOR SALE,BY BURBANK, BAKER & O'DEA,
IL LA South Broadway
New 9-roomed, 2-story house, all modern i'm
provements, cement walks etc Choice fruit
trees. Near corner Figueroa and Washington
streets; only $4,000.
New S-roomed house. very handsome lot 81
feet front; covered with bearing fruit trees, on
Fifteenth street, near Main; $4,000
Nice home on Washington street, near Fig
ueroa; s-roomed house; lot 6Ox1S so, alone worth
the price asked; $1,000.
Lot 5Ox155 to 20-foot alley, ON Flower street,
Lot 10Ox2O0, on the west side of Pearl, near
Eleventh; $500.
Choice orange land at Cucamonga, with water,
very cheap.
Money to loan at lowest rates. 1l-2.tf
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-18
DENTISTS.

E3 M. PARKER, D. D. s., las N. SPRING
Z St.; gus administered; painless extracting.
au2l-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-18

JNANTED-AN EXPERIENCED BUSINESS
w man wants employment either office or
outside Real estate business preferred. Rox
29I1, Postoffice. 1l-2to27
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-18

+ OST-SORREL COLT, 5 YEARS OLD, Sill
IL yer name and tale, white legs, bald face,
LUCAS, Agricultural Park, and receive reward
11-l6-7t
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-18
NO. 227 WEST SECOND s.
LOST AND FOUND.


GTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM III MON
ko treai. street. grey horse; blue eyes and
short tail. Liberal reward 11-1S-2t
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-18

NOR SALE-A GOOD RESIDENCE PROP
Il erty; 5O-foot lot, and Groom house. 9
Bryson- -Bonebrake block N. P. CONREY
lO-23tf
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-18
Personal.

MRS PARKER, MEDIU M-BUSINESS MIN
vi eral and lie reading; clairvoyant; mag
netic treatment. Deve oping circles Thursday,
7:30 D. IN. 453% S. Spring ST. room 5
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-18
HOMEOPATHIsTs.

Q s. SALISBURY, NJ. D., HOMEOPATHIsT.
-. Office rooms II and H. L. A. Bank build
ing, cor. First and Spring sts Residence, 648
s. Pearl st. Office hours IL a. m to 3 p. m. Tel
ephone Nos: Office, 597: residence, SIT.
m24-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-18

WANTED SITUATION FOR SINGLE MAN;
w can keep simple accounts, or do light
manual labor. Address A. B., this office,
ll-lS-3t
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-18

r W. WELLS, COR. SPRING AND FIRST
1ls sts., Wilson block take elevator; teeth
filed and extracted without pain; gold crowns
and bridge work specially. Room 36. natl
nR. TOLHURST, DENTIST, 1857 N. SPRING
IL St. rooms 2. 9 and z. Painlass extya citing,
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-18

ID G. CUNNINGHAM, DENTIST, REMOVED
1s to No. 81 N. Spring ST., rooms and 2,
Phillips block, Los Angeles, Cal. m15tf
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-18

VTANTED-FIRST-C CLASS PANTS-MAKERS.
w Apply GORDAN BROS, 11S S. Spring
street. 11-1S-3t
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04
MIR. b. C. BECKWIrH FOR CHIEF
CLERK.

The Western Sentinel endorses Mr.. b.
O. Beckwith, of Raleigh, for chief
clerk of the House of Representatives,
and says:
B. G. Beckwith, Esq of Raleigh, is 9
candidate for chief clerk of the House OF
Representatives. At the beginning OF
the recent campaign he did not wish to
act as secretary of the State Democratic
Executive Committee because he not
feel able to neglect his law practice and
energies to work for the party, but the
Democratic leaders insisted that he
should accept. He did so and
performed his duties with con-
spicuous faithfulness. His services were
very valuable to the Democratic party
aud the party should see to it that Mr.
Beckwith does not go unrewarded. AS q
simple matter of justice, it cannot afford
to ignore his claims. In addition to
this recommendation, Mr.. Beckwith has
that of excellent capacity for the work
required of chief clerk. His intelligence,
qulckness and industry qualify him to
perform his duties to the satisfaction of
the Legislature. We most respectfully
recommend his claims to the attention
of every Democratic member from this
section of the State.
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04
Keep Posted and Prosper

Reader did you know that for only ton
cents month you can get the biggest
mall OF any one at your office. and tbat
oooae oone VI IL vi prove real valuable, and
8eocaSsionai'y eoes lead to fortune! It is a
raol: You b;t samples of goods, books
magazines, papers, letters, etc, from All
par!s OF the c ,untry, with good offers Of
cnolce agencies, positions, etc. Send
Zen e cents In silver to AGENTS REcOpn
nox ~, Atlanta, Ca, and you viii oct
!ne RECORD, with your name and address
ID ID tne Directory Department, which viii
81 oe seen and copied by publishers, mann.
ldctarers "a, patentees, novelty dealers and
all classes of business men thror%hnn. "u
e1 sne world: Ten cents month, 3 months
Soc., or 75c. year. Attend. to this this 'ns -.
once. " Vnlo at
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04
RALEIGH In BRIEF.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN AND
AROUND THE CAPITAL.

Short Items of News Gathered on the
Fly BY the Chronicles Reporters.
Some weather-wise folks are trying to
muster up sufficient courage to predict
snow.
Mr.. D. S. Watt has moved his cloth
ing store into his new quarters ln the
Henry Building.
There is an unusually large number of
prominent and distinguished ciLiz3ns OF
the State in the city.
The Christmas goods are still coming
ing in by the train load. What a pro-
fu ion of them, and how rich and beautl-
tul tney are.
The ". G. T. U. will meet at EdentOn
Street ~ Z church this afternoon at
3 80 O'Clock. All members are r5ques-
ted to be present.
Mr. T r. Purnell has moved his law
ofice from the Battle building to the
Adams blilding, second floor, corner Of
Martin and Wilmington streets.
The New York Theatre Company, now
filing weeks engagement here, is do
ing very acceptable work in the matter
OF producing popular plays at popular
prices.
j. y. Peace. of Granville county, was
up before e. S. Commissioner Purnell
yesterday on charge OF failing to make
dlStlilery warehouse reports according
to law. The hearing will be continued
tomorrow.
The Baptist almanac for 1891, edited
by Rev. G. L. Baiiy, is out and ready
for delivery. As usual it is full Of good
things and valuable statistics. Dr. Bal
ley would not issue publication that
wasn't full of such things.
Mr.. Chas. d. Upchucn, who has lust
retired from the Office Of Superior court
clerk will leave IL few days for the
northern cities. lie has a commission
to place $1,000 600 worth of the famous
Farmville, Va, stock with northern cap
italists. Mr. Upchur1h's courteous ad-
dress and affaOle manner will win
hearing for him anywhere, and the
CHRONICLE predicts for him most sue
c3sStul business trip.
Governor FOwlo's life is an exceed
lngly busy one just now. He is earn
estly at work on his message to the
Legislature, and, in addition to this, the
correspondence of the executive office
has increased to an immense volume.
Other great demands on the time of His
Exeellency are made By an unusually
large number Of callers. For some weeks
past nearly all of the morning hours
have been given up to audiences with
people, who are calling in large numbers,
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04
Inc Pulpit and the Staea

Rev F. NJ. shrout, Pastor 1rnitoa
brethren Church, Blue Mound n1reo XIV
says: II feel it my duty to tell , whot
WONDERS DR.. Kings New Discovery has bas
os uone Tor me. My Lungs were badIv d;s Iss
eased, and my parishoners thonabt tisI
I Ioula i've only few weeks. toot fra
oottles o OF DR.: Kings New Discoverv avU
IN weight" 90 los.
ro1 Mrthur Love, Manager Loves Fnnnv
I rolks Combination, writes. "a fton onny ,
thorough trial and convincing evidenoe
4 an conhdent DR., Kings New D;enoe' D;Soot'
ory LOT consumption, beats 'em ali and
lures e. wnen every thing else fails Tho Tho
thes fbea'es1 klnoness can do NV manv
~ ;nUosano ); M friends is to urge them to try
II. H. Free trial bottle at John MacRoa,ys ~
Drus store. Regular sizes 30c and 10 e, .
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04
NEW "SHOO FLYo TRAIN.
On the X. Il G.. ROad..-TO Run Every
Day in the Week.

Ol Sunday next the Raleigh and Gas
ton railroad company will put on new
and extra 'Shoo Fly" train between
Weldon and Raleigh, to run every da,
In the week including Sundays.
The schedule of the train is to be as
follows
Leave Weldon every day at 6 30 a. m.
and arrive at Raleigh at 80 a. n. Re.
turning, leave Raleigh at 5, .. NJ. and
arrive at Weldon at s 30. p m.
This is a fast and very convenient
schedule and will be very greatly appre
ciated by the public generally. It will
be OF benefit to Raleigh as we'll, in that
1t will afford very easy scht dule for
business men all through the fertile Sec
sion through which the road runs. to
spend day of business here when
necessary, and of course will also be i'm
mensely convenient for visitors aud
shoppers of lone days time"
Inc CHRONICLE begs leave to return
thanks on behalf of the CITY and the
public to Maj. Jno. @. Win6er and Capt
VIM. Smith for the introduction of this
train and schedule, which must necessa.
flly prove to be something that has been
very much needed.
The Loulsburg train will be run on
schedule to make close connection with
tne "Snoo Fly train at Franklinton.
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04
Footwear.

In footwear, for men, women and chill
dren, we believe that we have ANYTHING
that anyone in this country needs to
wear. We have any style of shoe, heavy
or light weight, that man could ask for.
For the ladies We have the most com
plete line to be found anywhere. Chill
dren's goods we keep in all sizes, grades,
styles, prices and weights. We also
have all the rubber goods in mems.
women's and children's, boys rubber
boots and mems rubber boots. These
are al nice in cold, wet weather YOU know.
They are the knee boots and are light
and dressy looking. It's useless for us
to say what we have got in shoes: we
nave too many, and it would be too bio
Joo. We say this, and we have the
goods to show you too. We sell Won a
better grade Of fine shoes for less money
IMAM you buy elsewhere. In the lower
graoes OF shoes we are headquarters on
Shoes, Boots, Boots.
Shoes, Shoes, Boots.
Boots, Shoes, Shoes.
Boots, Shoes, Boots,
AT SWINDELL's.
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04
Funeral of Mr.. Jordan Womble, Sr.

The funeral services of the late Jordan
Womole, Sr., were held from the Baptist
tabernacle yesterday morning at II
O'Clock, and were witnessed by a large
concourse OF people. The services were
conducted by Dr.. J. J. Hall in an i'm
pressive manner. There were msov
rich and beautiful floral offerings testi
flying to the pure reverence and respect
In which Mr. Womble was held as man
aud citizen. The interment was in
lakewood, the following gentlemen act
ing as pail bearers
=. b. Root, W. j. W. CrowJer
Henry Briggs, j. w. Scarboro. n r
Broughton, w; NJ Boylan. W @
Stronach, W. S. Primrose.
The death of Mr.. Womble removoS
from among us one of Raieigh's elderly
and most respected and revered citi.
zens. lie had been prominent charac-
ter II city commercial and civic life for
nearly three score years. He was born
IN wake county, near Holy Springs
ana came here IN 1880. In 1881 he en-.
parked ID the grocery business and con.
Quoted 1t with marked business ability
and success for fifty-seven years His
reputation for probity and sterling hon
esty was proverbial He accumnlated
quite large estate and managed it with
continuous success.
de was at one time a Warden of the
Poor, and held the Office of treasurer for
the county poor house He was mag
lstrate for many years, when marked
dignity attached to that office, and he
served the city as one of its commits
sloners for long time.
Mr.. Womble's life has been one of
exemplary character, and it has been
useful to his fellow-men.
He had twelve children, ten of whom
are still living, and his good wife snr.
vlyes him. His children and grand
cnlloren occupy prominent positions in
business and official life, and are some
OF the best citizens of the county and
city. ''A1
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04
COMING AND GOING.
SAME of The Folks You Know and
Their Doinss.

sa2ie Of The Folks You Know and
Their Doings.
Mrs. J 3. Batchelor has returned tx
tqe city.
ii. D. Stevenson, ESQ.,, of New Bernee
is in town.
A. Il. McNeill, Esq., of Carthage, ii
IN he city.
81. W. Pegram, of Winston, arrived
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Jackson are Wis
iting at Bingham School.
Miss Waite, of Egypt, registered al
the Yarboro last evening.
Mr.. Sam1 Henszey, of the Egypt Goa
mining company is here.
E. G. Holt, Esq, of Burlington, il
registered at the Marlboro.
Mr.. J. s. Manning of Durham is il
the city attending court.
J. [. Leach ESQ.,, of Wake, was among
the registrations at the Yarboro yes
terday.
Capt. W. W. Carraway is in the city,
and is as large and handsome and clev-
er as ever.
Hon. Geo. V. Stronglwent to Waynes
vile yesterday on important legal busi-
ness for the State.
State Senator B. F. Aycock, of Wayne
county. is here attending the meeting of
the State Investigation committee.
Miss Truletta Kreth has gone to
Brooksvil.e, Miss. whero she has &C.
cepted the position of instructress in
art and music in the Brookstille Col
lege.
Mr. R. j. Boiling, of Chatham county,
was in the city yesterday. He had been
out to Wake Forest to look after his
brothers affairs. His brother was the
unfortunate young man who shot him
self last week.
J. G. L. Bird, ESQ, of Marion, who is
attending the Supreme court, says that
1t is expected that the new $4,000 ho-
tel at Marion will be finished before the
spring, and will be handsome struct-
ure. 1t is in beautiful location and will
contain IS rooms in addition to the Of
fees, parlors and dining rooms The
Three C's road Is completed to Marion.
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04
COMPLIMENTS TO TRINITY
Ihe Richmond Papers Speak of Thei
Playing in Handsome Terms

me Richmond Papers Speak of Thei,
Playing in Handsome Terms
Inc defeat of Trinity in Richmond
last week by the University of Virginia
team In football contest by 10 to 4
was regretted by all. The Ricbmond
papers praise the Trinity team The
Times says:
both sides did excelently, the provess
OF the tar heels" showing in almoo.
every play. Their centre man Whit
ker, made several magnificent rnahos
anu several OF the other PLAYERS made
gooo runs and tackles, but thew had not
~, ane same In control to spur them on
Ihey had not the reputation of w ~
San.s Sa.s > s''eiess at stake; neither did thew
othe. nI,e 'ne IL; plentlfulness of supporters the
H'uer ~" sloe had. Taking these two facts
.nCo cons, ieratlon. and also the fact that
lucy made an error, Trinity College de- de-
serves great praise, and all nn6iosoa a
people on the field were not s1om ~
showing it, ~ @'o" IN
Features of the Game.
he features of the game wero ~
general general play of Daniels, Whitaker se and .ns
Darnam ~ for Trinity, and for the 'Vars;tu suu
ene Playing OF Greenway was esnecisiIyy isIy
h hne' whlie Garth, Smith, Elliott G.y Wh;+sy
ker' ana IN fact every man on tho tnaa ha'a,
,o!d himself proud" The snn"": eeam
training and discipline of the 'Vp.aior 'Vpprs;t
DDoys saved the game for them bnt +Ii.y ~
frhy fflihnity eleven gave them the hardaat .nt
ngot they have had for many a day' loes'
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04
The City Cotton Market.
Baltimore Produce MarLet

os Cotton closed quiet MiddIing uplands
ELOUR-Closed active; Howard stroa.
ana western super 3OO13 40: do do
city mills Rio brands extra 5.OON5 %.
%neat M patent 5:25@5 SO; spring do s '3O@5 s0.
40; "a 40 straight 5.l0@5.25. oV'''oo'
WHEAT-Southern tirmer. FuItz oaca, 90.
MMongoerry 9o@1. %; steamer No. rsd o9, oS;
western western easy; No. 2 red winter snot u 90 90
EOHNCSouthern frmer; white 5eos,, :.
pecem5agg feaem 5bsgS1; S Western firm; mixed spot S.
oApS-Closed quiet; ungraded so.tho.u
52H6sai1 H 6sni1syivahla ~ 5O@53; do, Western white
z white 5O@51. 'oeeoi' graded
~ nhHE-olosed firm; prime to choic. 7sm
:, ,,FyhnoMVlSIONS-Close yn' M firm mess no.,
cio i ou' 11ik meats, loose shoulders 5sI pOpa na
eieal n; clear rib sides 6 sugar ncIn lIn
7I~ "a; sugar-cured smoked sbauIdosa
n aD HaGs, IO39@l1 as to sizes, oAuofs
GGaA7htnD,mRefned ~.
1872. oo qu'e'' lair Rio cargoes
W3IaK HWH3GIAaKKClosed Kr.l steady; granrlated s.<
eHai eMHaaiiSsKEY-Closed ss active and Hsn stro1t o2t.
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04
Come Gut Tonight.

Everybody, gentlemen, ladies and
children, are cordially invited to attend
the meeting at the Mayors Office tonight
to hear explained and Illustrated the
plan of the Progressive Benefit order
which IS SO unique and profitable in it's
operations It.yields the best returns on in
vestment OF anything ever presented here
aud the investments are paid in snch
easy lnstalments as to enable almost
any oody to partake of the benefits Of
19reo' lhe meeting will be public till the
operations are explained, then a local
association of charter members will be
organized.
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04
LEMON HOTDROpS

Hot Drops. '"Ae Lemon
Lemon Hot Drops. take
r for pneumonia and Larry ngetis taho
1emn, ror consumption @as and Catarrh, take
For Hemorrhage and all throat o.,
lung disease, take Lemon Hot nr"na uao ana
AN elegant and reliable Preparation
70 cents, at druggists. Prenarad III.
oy ~, nr' eH; d; Mozley. Atlanta Ga.
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04
THE WORLDS COMMERCE,

NEW YORK, December 3.-Messrs.
Hubbard. Price & Company in their
cotton circular tonight say: "The
comparatively light receipts continue to
excite comment and have led to an OBJ
yious revival of interest in the market
on the part of consumers, whose pur-
chases in the Liverpool market this
morning for the first time in many. weeks,
reached IA, 900 bales. This fact, as soon
as known, led to sharp recovery in the
price of contracts. The Liverpool mar
ket closed firm at an Improvement of
2 81 over yesterday, and this market
about 10 points higher, the distant po-
sitions, as on yesterday, being relatively
the stronger. Speculatively considered,
to-day's recovery has no doubt led to
the covering of q large proportion of
the short contracts sold by those whose
belief in the mammoth crop is but half
hearted, and has perhaps reduced some
buying for the long side of the account,
although the change of sentiment as yet
is hardly sufficiently pronounced to give
any perceptible force to such purchases.
A continuance of the active spot de-
m n might, however, impair decid-
edly more cheerful tone to speculation. ?
Receipts at the ports to-day were esti
mated at $1,000 bales, against 33,O1O
bales last, week, and 34,876 bales the
same week last year.
Spot cotton closed quiet; midd:ing
uplands 7-16; sales 146 bales.
Transactions in futures to-day were
107, 200 bales.
Futures closed 3 to 8 points higher
follows.
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04
New York Produce MarL.,

sna rLOOR--Closed steady at prev;ons nu;,
o1nsg nhe gfades spring 275@325: sontbernP Praces
VIII WHEAT EsA'TGscy; trade and family extras LOU. 1n
red nominal; spot .Ies ~ 10
red JanuarD Deeember n1a 1o21s; spot sales No No
ee5sN@0z; e5sN spot sales No. mixed 'G 6eon m,te ed
5o. NJ NoClosed lower; spot sales No. Whit
~ PORK TH G Gmlxed December 49L. "ni'e
new. oiosed dull; mess lo.5O@12.oo for
$50 soAt'o-Closed to points lower; Jsnnarv
crusSed 9a@h sais hefned closed quiet +: cut loaf
" GoFIE1N CSTEH ~; powdered 6ss; granulatsd ew i1a'
20. r'-Closed steady; fair BIO osroos: oos:
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04
LEMON ELIXIR. /.

xts, S.s wonderful Effect on the 1;uo
stomach Bowels, Kidneys and R,neI liver,
Df. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is a nleas
ant lemon drink that positively cnra paeas, s,
bi,ilSo!usness, D, Constipation. Ind;naa,;aai a.; al
al al SICK and Nervous Headaches K;s gK1;sion !,
diseases: Dizziness, Loss Of snny miuney
FeVers, Chills, Palpitation of Haaprpt ppetl1e,
a: an other diseases caused bv d., ano
liver, stomach and kidneys Hbfoerea tbo 81
great cause of all fatal diseases 'He 10 nrst
and 81 per bottle. Sold 'ds. al g. % cts.
Atlanta, Ga. M. D.,
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04
Inc Railroad and Corporation Inves $.
tIsating Committee.

This committee resumed it's session
yesterday morning, Mr.. Aycock, of
Wayne, having arrived and Joined in
the deliberations. No examinations wero
made during the day; and in fact this
part OF the committees work is about
completed.
The session of yesterday was mainly
devoted to preliminary talk and consid-
era6lon with reference to the report to
oe submitted to the legislature by the
committee.
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04
SUPREME COURT.

Appeals from Tenth district disposed
of on Tuesday:
state vs.. Hart and State VS.. Witter; ar.
gued by Attorney General for the S}ata
and ) +. Morphew for defendants.
State vs.. Earnhart; argued by Attor-
ney-General for the State
State VS.. Goodson; argued by Attor-
ney-General for the State and J. F. Nor
phew for defendant. 1'1oA
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04
Chicago Produce Marie.

ve.t ~IticAao. ILL.,, Dec. 3.-Wheat ono
wesh weah' 6orn opened weak. Oats O openee
81, Clns;n rroVlslons opened weak. 0penee
Nav aMsssSsA15MDeeember sss1Gq9Dsee s9ss; January eak
5S11s. "ef 49H; January so; Ma,
45Xa4sLo 5X1al4ssNLoecember 4e; January 49,: M.z
1159hl 1t5T9hkh-December $50; January 1880: Ma.
s.52T Te0em0er S'e21z; June 600; Ma,
5ssHs sas5HSs-Decembes 500; January s..a,<: u,,
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04

Prof: Eugene G. Branson, superinten.
uent @ OF Athens public schools "a Raleigh
ooy) has been given a present of s9o0
oy MS board of trustees and six weeIo
vacation vacation. He has gone to Chicago and
rom that point will go to other cities % ~
STUDY the latest and best school noo4S ~
ods. This is the best evidence of Vyn ~
appreciation which Prof. Branson,. Ine "
oors receive in his new home Id
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04
Masonic.

Raleigh Commandery No 4, s..
meet in regular conclave to night at 7 80
O'Clock, sharp. Election of officers and
other Important business. Full attend
ance desired.
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04
Attention, Odd Fellows,

: Seaton Gales Lodge, No. 81. I. o
~ ~ f., r., will confer the initiatory degree
to to night Every Odd Fellow in siee
Mandates will present themsa''o. s,1eo.
promptly at 7:3O o'clock. 0nlSelVes
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Prof. Alderman is Doing a Good " ork
in Raleigh.

LII ndlelSns
Beginning on Monday morning Prof.
Edwin A. Alderman, institute conductor.
assisted by County Superintendent
Clements has been conducting a teach
ers institute in the court house. The
attendance has increased every day and
the interest has deepened wonderfully.
Prof. Alderman knows how to teach.
ana how to make it pleasant, easy and
ef1lclent His lessons to the teachers
present--sixty-five are in attendance
are valuable and as interesting as any
other literary treat.
On Friday Prof. Alderman will deliver
a lecture on Public Education, to which
all people in Raleigh are invited. IN
orator and an elocutionist of great tai.
ent, his lecture will be literary treat.
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04

Rrniaas rha ossr sALyE in the world for onts
YER soSs Sores sores, Te*s Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fe
b,a;ns 10 nofes; letter, Ohapped Hands Ch;I
and "us, n,o; ;Oorns, and all Skin Erunt;nna Gu
"nirp "nn p9si'1veiy cures Piles, or no nav ors rs
sat;sfo Iuaso II Is guaranteed to give perfae+ ae
ssaa1lsfaction, sa or money refunded p19[ect
HaoRaa NJ cga.s per box. For sale by John I've y
The daily state chronicle., 1890-12-04
A SUIT AGAINST CHAS. ID. up
CHURCH.
Brought BY A. w. Shaffer for the Pro.
lection of BOndsmen.

tectiOn OF BOndSmen.
Messrs. Bachelor and Devereux and
1. r. Purnell, attorneys for A. w.
Shatfer, yesterday entered a suit In the
clerks office against Chas. D. Upchurch,
ex-clerk of Wake Superior Court, under
claim and delivery proceedings, for all
the personal property of Upchurch.
The suit is not the result of any un-
favorable development, and is entered
with Upchurch's knowledge and con-
sent. It's purpose is to hold Upchurch's
personal property for the relief of his
bondsmen in case any deficit in his office
accounts shall be found but so far there
appears to be nothing to warrant it's
institution. Col. A. W. Shaffer. who
brings the suit, is one of Upchurch's
bondsmen.