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The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1890-03-05
THE WALLS HAVE EARS.
WHO DIvVI.GE8 THE WORK
OF EXECUTIVE SESSION.
That'w what the Senate Wants to
KuOw-RepOrter to he Proceed.
ed Against for Contemplate
Meet Again To-day.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-Five hours
this afternoon behind closed doors the
senate discussed the subject of the execu.
tive session. Mr.. DOlph, from the
special committee charged with the duty
nf the investigation OF the leaks by which
the proceedings of the executive session
became public. submitted series OF
resolutions, the preamble to which re.
cited he progress thus far made by the
committee, and directing the committee
to again question A. J. Halford and &C
Balm, representative associations, ard
Messrs. Guthcridge, Of the New York
Herald, S. Erkcndorf, of the New York
Tribune, and Depuy. of the New York
Times as to their sources of information
aud upon the second refusal to ans wer to
proceed against them tor coz cmpi,
These resolutions. it is said, were SUP
ported by Messrs. Dolph, Wilson. OF
Iowa, and Harris, OF the special COM
mittee, who are reported to have argued
that it was incumbent upon the senate
to vindicate it's authority and dignity by
this course. They read extracts from
numerous editorials and dispatches to
show the necessity tor the proposed
action.
Senators Moody. Pettigrew and Others
are said to have taken strong grounds
against the adoption of the resolutions.
Mr.. Teller offered AS a substitute for the
resolutions of the committee his rcsolu-
lion proposed last spring tor the con-
sideration of the executive nominations
in open session. In this. he was supported
by Mr.. Platt, who with Mr.. Teller,
has for several years been an advocate
Of the open sessions. Mr.. Blackburn,
who has heretofore expressed himself in
favor of the abrogation or modification
of the present rule. is said to have ex-
pressed the opinion that as long as pro-
cccdinps in executive session are held to
I've secret by The rules of the senate, the
press ought to respect that rule.
The dcbatg vas continued developing
into discussion of the whole question OF
executive sessions. and adjournment cam,
nt 8 o'clock without conclusion being
reached. II is understood that the dis.
cussion will be resumed tomorrow, Mr..
Evarts to speak upon some legal points
involved.
In he course of dcbateit was developed
that some % the supporters of the reso-
lutions held the opinion that the recalci-
trant witnesses were guilty of sedition III
defying one branch OF the legislative de-
partmcnt Of government.
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WILL. THEY VISIT AsHEvII.LE
They MAY if the Citizens Will Hut
Invite Them.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-Thc following
invitation has been sent To each of the de-.
cyates to the International American on.
ference by Secretary Blaine through tne
executive officer, Vim. +. Curtis:
Sir:-Thc secretary OF State desires ne
10 present his compliments and to say
that the citizens OF the Southern States
are very anxious that the delegates
should visit that section before returning
to their homes. and have forwarded
through him many cordial invitations
He also earnestly desires the visit shall he
made. and has directed me to invite you
to participate in an excursion similar to
that given in October and November last ;
to leave Washington Immediately upon
the final adjournment of the conference.
and to return here two or three weeks
thereafter. As considerable time will be
required to make the necessary arrange
ments beg the favor of an early accept
nnCp
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THE HOUSE AND SENATE.
Neither BodS Trausacts any Great
Amount OF BuSibess.

WASHINGTON. March +.-SENATE.-
The resolution Offered yesterday by Mr..
VOORHEES, in regard to leasing the Fur
Seat Islands in Alaska to the North
American Commercial Company was re.
ported back from the finance committee by
Mr.. Morrill, adversely ON the ground that
the treasury department had already
made q lease. and that the committee
had no power to interfere in the matter.
The resolution was inichnatclN post
puncd. The senate at ! O'Clock pro.
cceded t. the consideration OF executive
business. At $50 the doors were opened
and the senate adjourned.
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DIED TOGETHER.
suicide OF a Man and His wife nj
saltwater, MINI.

SALTWATER. Mimi. March 3.-August
Groth, uf South Fifth street, murdered
his wife Bertha carly this evening and
then committed suicide, a razor being
used in each case. Groth left note, indi-
eating that to-day his wife confessed to
him that in 1883 ut Homern, in Ger.
many, n policeman had seduced her while
she was the wife of Groth aud he WAS
here trying to make her II home. No
other explanation for the murder az
suicide o, double suicide was given. II
looks as though the deed was mutually
agreed upon. About 7.3O both parents
kissed their three children, telling them
to go to bed. and that il they had to live
with strangers hereafter they must br
good children. The parents then passed
into front room, and soon the children
were reused by a suspicious noise and
called a ncighbor. Both parents were
then found on the front room floor welt
rring in blood and dead, a razor lying
ncar the husbands right hand. There
was no sign of any struggle. Aninquest
will lc held tomorrow.
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Accidentally Killed.

New ORLEANS. March 4.-fcrdinand
Jacobs. l6.ycar.old son ofCharlts Jacobs,
prominent merchant OF this city, was
stabbed To the heart this afternoon by
Ellis Adams. aged Is years, and died q
few minutes later. The general trsti'
mony of witnesses. as far as asccrtaircd,
is that the fatal blow was dealt accden.
tally, and while the boys, with several
companions were at play. The weapon
was a small penknifc, and the wound lit
tie more than u puncturc.
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]. S. GRANT, Phi. G.,
OF Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy.
Ap0thecary, "a South Main st.
PoR SALE nv
II. s. GRANT.

your prescriptions a:e prepared ~
Grants Pharmacy you can positively de-
pend upon these facts: First, that only the
purcSt and best drugs and chemicals will
be used second, they will be compound
cd carefully end accurately by an expert
enced Prescriptionist L; andthir you win
not be charged an exorbitant price. You
viii receive the best goods at very res
sonable profit. Don't forget the place
Grants Pharmacy, "a South Main street.
Prescriptions flled at all hours. night
or day. and delivered free OF charge to
any part Of the city. The night bell will
be answered promptly. Grants Pbar.
macy, - South Main street.
At Grant Pharmacy you can buy any
Patent Medicine at the lowest price quot
ed by any other drug house in the city.
We are determined 10 sell as low as the
lowest, even If we have TO lose money by
so doing. We will sell all Patent Afedt
cineS at first cost. and below that If nee.
essarv, TO meet the price OF ANY competi
tor.
We have the largest assortment OF
Chamois Skins in .Ashcvilke. Over 200
skins. an sizes, at the lowest prices.
We are the agents for Humphreys
Homeopathic Medicines. A GN supply
of his goods always on hand.
t'se Buncombc Liver Pills. the best in
the world for liver complaints. indiSes
tion, etc.
4 thoroughly reliable remedy for all
biood diseases is Buncombe Sarsaparilia.
Try a bottle and you viii take no other.
Us. GIANT. Ph g., Pharmacist.
- $. Main ST.. Asheriiie. y. {.
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SAn Important Decision.

RALEIGH, \. G., March 4.-Thc supreme
court Yesterday evening decided a most
important casc-that OF Redmond against
the town of Tarboro. The point in
volved was whether or not the section Of
the constitution which provides that all
taxes levied by any county. city. town,
or township sail be uniform and nd
vaIorcn upon all property in the same
except property exempted by the consti.
tuition, including moneys, credits, invest.
ments. &c, or whether j, applies only to
particular subjects which may be selected
b, the legislature fortaxation. Thccourt
holds that it includes all solvent credits,
investments, moneys. &c. This overrules
the case OF Fuller against Raleigh, ren.
dercd some years ago.
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RiDGEwAY. Pa. March An attempt
was made To rob the Elk County Bank
here Saturday night. Burglars cut
through the solid walls ri the building
and were working at the vault when
they gave up the job. They were
frightened away, They LEI, a number oi
their tools living abou, the place. When
the bank was opened Yesterday morning
the clerks discovered about four feet OF
the wall removed, and the brick, mortar,
etc. scattered around. The vault CON
taincd $4,000 which was found undis'
turbcd. The attempted robbery was
made by experts aud caused u grca,
scusation in the place.
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sufYerinxs Of British Troops.

LONDON, March "A dispatch from
Calcutta gives the sickcning details OF
the suf,crings Of the British troops en-
gagged in the Chin.Lusia expedition.
Notwithsta anding the stringent orders
tclcgraphed from the India office respect,
ing sanitary precautions the health OF
the troops shows no material improve
mcnt. An inquiry has been instituted by
the Marquis OF Landsdowne. The
Viccroy of India has also sent u corps OF
physicians to the front to see whether
the extraordinary mortality is due merely
to the malarious nature OF the climate or
to neglect of necessary precautions.
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NihiIisin Uncovered.

LONDON. March .t.-Dispatches have
been received here confirming last nights
report that n rendezvous Of Niliilists has
been discovered on Basil island. Among
the property seized is q printing press, u
large quantity of Nihilist pamphlets, and
a store oi dynamite aud gunpowder
bombs. Arrests continue to he made in
connection with the discovery.
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RICHMOND. March 4.-Ncar Kings
Mountain, n. c., on Sunday morning,
the third section of n freight train on he
Richmond and Danville railroad. ran
into tho rear part of the second :cction,
composed of four cabocse cars loaded
with train hands and three freight cars,
Sc,,,, cars and locomotives were piled
nm and the cars burned. Ten persons
W. we're more or less injured. The engineers
and 6remen Of the telescoping trains es-
cn,cd by jumping.
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ST. LOTS, March +.-There was mys.
tcrious fire in the deserted Planters
house this morning at 2 o'clock, which is
now being investigated. The damage
was light. owing to the prompt action oi
the fire department. but Chici Lindsay is
outspokcn in his opinion that the blaze
was inccndiary, and sensational develop.
mrnis may follow.
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Huu's Cotton Review.

New YORK, March 4.-The Suns Cot.
ton Review says:
Futures were little firmer in the morn.
ing hour in response to stronger report
from Liverpool, but speculation was
sluggish and prices weakened. In the
last hour, however, there was renewed
strength on small port receipts, and the
rapid reduction Of stocks in the Southern
markets through the free exports. ltwas
remarked that the operation of the GER
tifcate system in connection with our
small stocks gave strength to the values
Cotton on the spot was very dull, no
sales being reported.
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Fatal Quarrel.

CoLuMBrs, o., March +.-owcn Oshanc
aud $. ". Hcptcnauer quarrrled ycstcr.
day at noon at Rich street workmens
boarding house. when Oshanc whipped
out long knife and fatally Gu, Hep.
lcnaucr in the lung. The victim Will not
recover. Oshane was arrested and Is IN
prison. claiming he committed the act IN
self defense.
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NEW YoRH. March lit is asserted
tha, Nellie bly, has severed h rconncction
with the World owing To a disagreement
with that paper as to the increased sal
AIRY she was to receive after her return
from her trip around the world. The
statement is denied at the World office,
where il is said that Miss ~. is on va
rutipu
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.rva. More Than He Could Chew.

South PirTsBuRG. Tenn. March -
VIM. Martin, n pattern maker for the
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway COM
pany. met with singular death here yes
terday morning. While eating breakias,
in an Intoxicated condition he tried To
swallow piece Of steak two inches wide
and six inches long and WAS chokcd t"
death. lie has family in Nashville.
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The cn.roLee n,r,p Opening.

KANSAS CITY. March +.-rhe Globe S
Winfield, Kan. special says: There is
considerable excitement III this part OF
the country over the prospect of the
Cherokee strip opening, and every move.
mcnt is watched with interest. Many
boomers are already on their way 10 the
territory.
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The Great Cigarette Trust.

RALEIGH. n. c.. March A special
from Durham says it is now an cs,ab.
lished fact that the great cigarette manu-.
featuring concern Of W. Duke, Sous 4
Co., has sold its plant, as in fact have
all the other large cigarette factories III
the country. to the American Tobacco
Company, which has acaptal Of S5, ,OnO.-
900. to continue the same business. The
Durham factory will he continued under
the old management.
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Two Women Did II.

LEBANON. Mo-. March AT Franklin.
this county. Thursday night, while Com
stable Hanlcy and Deputy Lindsay were
guarding James M"orc and William Dob
hius. whom they arrested on suspicion nj
setting hire to the dwelling OF Mrs. John
Rue. two youry women, Swan Latlrom
and Belle Smith, entered the room aud
held the officers while the prisoners es'
capcd. The women were arrested.
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s,rike ofnMitch1ncn in I.itt.burg.

PiTTsBuR6. March +.-Sixty switch.
men employed in the pittsburg and
CHARTERS yards Of the pittsburg and
Lake Erie road. struck this morning for
an increase Of wages from Sl.9O To 81 IL
and So 90 for day and night service re.
spectivcly. Freight traffic is obstructcd
and passenger trains delayed.
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Cnn this hc TrucH

CHICAGO, March i.-Tbe News this
morning says: Strange AS the PROPOSE.
ton may seem, rumor has il that an
English or European syndicate has IN
view the obtaining OF the control OF the
Worlds Fair, for the profit there may be
in IT, Baron Edounrd Rothschild is said
To bt in this country to make pre-
liminary survey OF the grounds.
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Erecting the S:aiIow..

CHARLESTON, ". Va, March +.-Work.
men are busy erecting the scailold upon
which Felix kampi will I've hanged On
Friday next for the brutal murder Of his
two children near this city last fall. 1t
IL not definitely known whether the exc
cution will bc private or public.
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BLOOMINGTON, H., March +.-Mrs.
Mollc Smith and two sisters, Julia and
Emma Barncss, of Snybrook. have been
brought here aud placed in Jail. All are
violently insane ns the result Of the prac.
ticc of "Christian science" which has
been taught and practiced at Saybrook
some months past.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1890-03-05

=. Mclntirc, manager Of the Western
Dressed Beci and Provision Companys
market. knows the superiority Of rcirig.
Grated meat. He keeps only the best,
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Invited to Chicago.

CuicAGo. March 4.-Mayor Crcgcr
chairman of the delegation of representa-
tive Chicago citizens. has extended an
invitation to the congressional Worlds
Pair committee to visit the city aud IN.
spcct the various sites suggested for the
I'll.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1890-03-05
Rrewer,s Successor.

WASHINGTON, u. c., March +.-The
senate to-day confirmed the nomination
of Henry {. Caldwell to he United States
circuit Judge for the Eighth circuit, to
succeed Brewer promoted to the supreme
bsuch
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1890-03-05

WASHINGTON. March 5.-Bond offerings
to-day $1,000 accepted; 500 four and
"A halls at 1.O3h. Ten thousand fours
offered at 1.23 were rejected.
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ue Carrie. ou, ~. Tnrea,.

BosroS. March +.-Gcorge Francis
Train left Boston ut midnight for his
trip around the world, which he expects
10 complete in sixty DAYS. New York
will he his first stopping place. From
thcr' he will go directly to Tacoma and
thence across he Pacific ocean to China.
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TOR RBNT.


KALAMAZOO, Mich, March 4.-Twenty
masked students Of Kalamazoo college
seized Professor Ferry and Trrowhridte'
bound them hand and foot and LETT them
in an open field two miles from the college
Saturday night. The matter is being III
yestiputcd,
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1890-03-05

KANSAS CRY. March t.-An officer Of
the regular army stationed a. Sancarlos,
Arizona, wires tha, the Apnchcs are
again committing dtprcdations,
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w,nter,s r'ribute to Florida.

ARCADIA, Fla, March 3.-The weather
here is the coldcst it has been for years.
A heavy frost formed last night, and ice,
several inches in thickness, covers all oi
the streams this morning. The entire
vegetable crop 10 lost.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1890-03-05
Look Alter Your Eyes.

Those wishing to he nicely fitted with
fine pebble lens will do well to call on
Prot. Bushnell at Raysor n Smiths drug
store. Eycs examined free OF charge
codf
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worse Thiuxs Coming.

Louisville Courier-J Journal.
IF it were only stealing congressional
seats, the republican party would not DC
so bad. The stealing Of congressional
seats. however. is only preliminary to
plundering the Treasury.
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one Dollar Reward.

We offer ONE DOLLAR reward to any
one who will show us a poor sack ot our
FLOUR. Buy Asheville Milling Com
pany's Flour and you are sure ct getting
ihc REST.
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NoricB'

NoricR
BY virtue OF u deed Of trust executed to me
~ trustee nv =. l.. Lance aud annie
Lance, to secure Mary l. Queen in the pay
ment Of the aum Of Two Hundred and Twen.
ty.Pive olinrs. with interest thereon from
JuIy the 2<th, 1889. at the rate of eight per
cent. pcr anrum. I Will sell at public auction
TO the hiehe bidder for cash, at the court
house door in the city Of Ashcville. n e.. on
Monday. the 7th d y Of April. 1890. GER
tain lot OF land and buildings thereon. stu.
sted In the said city OF Asheviile, on the west
site Of Bailey street. being lot No " Of the
plat Of land In said city known a shelby
Park, and bel y the samr lot conveyed by
d. Bostic and wife and {. ID. n'anton to =,
A. Sumner, by deed dated september the
18th, 1887. and by the snid r. A. sumner to
Mary l.. Queen ''y deed datrl July the ath,
1880. nnd by Mary l., Queen and g Queen
to Mamie c, apce y deed dated July the
gath, 1879, rnd registered hook 67. on
page ~ Of the records Of deeds OF Buncomhe
county, to " hich said decds refer, nee il made
for a more perfect description of said land.
This the $th day Of March. a. j.. lsuo
y. A. SUMNER,
MARI at w<t Trustee.
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WHITLOCK'S

Spring Goods are daily ar
irving. and we show a beau
tiiul line oi Satines, Cling
hams, Challies, White Goods,
Embroiderirs, Fancy Silks,
BriIliantines and other styl-
ish dress fabrics at the low
eat possible prices.
WE CALL special atten-
ton this week TO our large
line Of Rubber Goods for La
dies, Misses and Children,
also Umbrellas in Cotton,
Scotch Gingham, Satine,
Gloria Silk, pure all Silk,
with elegant and stylish
handles. All new designs
from the cheapest to the best
qualities.
4 NEW LOT of 16-button
length Kid Gloves, new
shades. Also a large line OF
Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Hand
kerchiefs. Corsets, Domestic
Goods, Household Linens,
Quilts. Ccunterpanes, Ger
mantown Wools. Xephyrs,
and materials for fancy
work.
Ladies' Hats, Caps and
Driving Gloves, Centemei'i
and Harris Kid Gloves.
Ready Made Underwear in
fine and cheap Muslin at pop.
ular prices.
WHITLOCK's,
46 Il 48 south Main Street,
| Opposite National Bank Of Ashsviile.
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Home Manufactures.

Support Home Manufactures by buy.
ing their goods. There is no better Flour
made for the price than Electric Light
Flour. Ask your grocer for 1t and take
no other.
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tn cal, at so S. Main st. and see n strictly
frst.class market selling the finest Dee''
nork and mutton direct from the West.
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What are youpaying for your FLOUR
The Ashcvillc Milling Co.'S ROLLER
KING FLOUR, the best on earth can he
had at most any groccr's at S6per barrel.
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Strictly the finest meats from Kansas
CITY direct. One trial will make you our
friend and advocate
MARTINS MARKET.
Purveyors to Epicurcau Tastes.
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Cared Meats ANA Lard

As well as the very finest fresh meats will
be found at Martins Market. so 5. Main
street.
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NoTIeg.

BY virtue Of u deed Of trust executed to me
by J. q. Queen and wife. Mary l.. Queen. to
secure George A. Shuiord In the payment Of
the sum OF One Hundred Dollars. with inter
est thereon from September the 2ist, 1859.
nt the rate Of eight per cent. per annum. !
Will sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash. at the court house do r In the
city Of Ashcviile, ". C.. on MONDAY. the 9Th
dsy Of April. 1870 n CERTAIN ,ot Of and on
the pub ic road leading from Ashcyiilc to
wnyncsviile. adjoining lands Of X. 1nhn.
ston and others. beginning ON a white oak on
= ridge northwest Of Buncombc turnpike
road irading from Ashcviiie to wayncsville,
about four miles from the court house at
Ashevilic, ami runs with the line the old
Murray tract of land south 3L4 degrees west
iR poles to a stake. thence south s6a4 de-
grecs east 28as poles, crossing SAID turnpike
TO n stake thtncr north az degrees east IN
poles to u stake In X. u. Johnston's line
theme with K. n Johnston's line mort h s6as
degrees west l6ss poles to the beginning,
being the tract OF land conveyed to ] q.
Queen by T. II. Hendricks. by de- dated Au'
gust 10, 1889. rrgi ter, d in b. 81, page
226 Of the records of uecds. to which said
deed reference is hereby made for "A more per.
feet description of said land This the 9Th
day Of March. 1890. ". V. TENNEST,
mars dit w%t Trustee,
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Kansas CITY Tender Beef

Can be purchased at all times from Mar.
tins Market. so S. Main 81.
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a ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Anyone indebted to the estate Of the late
coming forward and settling Anyone hay.
ing a Claim against the estate viii present
same for payment on or before March the
hnr ~ recovery, This Mnrch 4th 1890
'' " ". X. VIII rSOS,
r,,rs dot wit Administrator.