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a true cypy-Aust III 4. DAVIS. Register.

ONfOHu. a. Ala Cour ~ frohAts hshi a,
pars within and Zoe ths County ~ bhfer'i,
a a.. thiF,i Ttse-iay q May, 4. Il. lot,
HORACE n. NALL. nsrus-i t,e.uisf IN q c.f
t.in Instrumsut partssr,inx a. ~ the last VIII
.pi rs.tameut ~ wiitsm ". Hall late ~
oxf.r,i In All Couuty. dcc.s-si. having prv
..Uts.i a.. same fof flolsAts
OEpsHFia. Thai ths .ati kxecutoF give nosiee
A Al psrsaa. inlsrvstssi, BY causing cupf ~
al. er,lsr b. ~ pakushsi thrcs s-sks suoCs-
.iseiy 10 ths Otfsri ucsns-rrAt prnteli ~ iAfis
.e, ,,sr 80 .pt-r.r AZ a Probate sourt ~ -
h.lt a rafts, in ALL tounty. 90 The thif,i iucs
la n Ians nstt NJ nins o'chrk In ths forr-
r.-sn ansi sh.w usu-s N any thy have, Wy tsr
..Il io.tr,lr,,sut shouh "a IL pfvtci. apprvtcii
All aiLssci .. IN hs win aRi fc-tameni ~
aid de-cs-s.i. ..
49,. s..nx-- affsst Ill a. DAVIS, EfsistsT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09

OXFORD, ss Al q Court 81 frOl.ais hehi ~
e.,,.' xthin ara fsT ths County ~ O,fori. on
ts. mini T,le.-taV ~ MAJ. a. u. issl
NoSEs = MutIrbN. nsmci thecutof
In q csF,sla tustrumsnt PgrTsruns " - ihe ~
Nul ant Ie.taun~nt - sally fwnfh, ats
a r,.r,@t in sAid Cesnty. deces-si. having
pr,.sutei the same for PROBATE
oRpsEsp, That The all ttecuior give
,.si.. D. al ysr-ons tn,srv-tssi. by causing q
espy - I'M. er'isr - - pahh.hs-i INV s.a 80.
l.,t. that thsy may spar AZ frebaie t"aft
a. h., hsli a rafts. Ia ssit tcunty. on ths thiri
r,.~..isy of June nstt. NJ nlne othsk IN
~, f,rxns-sn. anil sho~ cau-s, " any usl haNes
a. a.. All lnstrument sh0uh not pFctei, ap-
rr,,,s-i ani alLswci ~ tn ht VIII And fc-,s
u..nt % saii decsa-e.i ...
sEoR.E 4. WILSON, Judge.
A true copy-stte-s III. e DAVIS ~si's''
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Try THE HERBAL RESTORATIVE.
STATE az nAIxE.
oxrORD. 90.

p,.,.s> Count. April Term. A. ID. isei.
A eSrtsis isstrumsss purpsrsiag W be COPY
AZ ~ is.s IN ami TestAsssnto of khfAi<th ~ WI
s.i ~ ~ Pr,l.ate therpof IN aid STATE. duly
sssheassessrf, having bees. yre..ssei 70 hs
fsr th< pury-c-s of hsiaf aiisvef. alrd and ~
nHISIRFD. Thai nssice therref he given 30 All
,-rso.s insrrsssrd thervin, BY oausine copy OF
lhis ori~r W ts pabnskci tkrce webs socces-
si,,lv IN ~ Oxfori f~acerst, pnntesi q Paris.
shss ih<y nay svpear 81 frohea. CSsn - s
a. AZ jsDs .sxt q nise of ths clpck in the fore
sass. ssA shsU eaass. n aay thsy Asse. aSainss
s.o.si q i. S'IssS D1vss 49,. s;s::.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09

There ls nothing gained by crowdlng
crops. Numbers Of plants do not CON-
pensate for the loss Of sise and quality.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-09
AMONG THE FARMERS.
.srarp rmsrLow."

Couvspssienee on practical agricultural topics
is sel<itesi. Adirvss all communication IN
tessi~i for this dsrsrtmeni " ilnsny ID. HAN
sosp. ATricaaarsi Eiiior oxfori D,mccrsi.
farts. Ne.
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Dentist.

,..Uty MANI
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Hshrsahsll
uttis Johnnis haA . niFros.
hut he sss The haek I'll o6.
Thinkins. rashly. IN kis tsrrvs.
TIKI vvsh csrs NJ vhsoptag esegA
MOI lsns afsss JeAnniss nethss.
wssplns. sail - Mn. BsvvA.
IA vss Q Chilly dAy fos JeAnnts
WI ~ Dsrsssy vsas town-s
-pstnss1sa run
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r. ,h. m.aal.r. % tn n-shsl savings hasA.
Y...r. A.r.ls, n.sias.i thai th~ annual ss~ss
t.s "a A.. u.susl.sr. ~ ths nrthel savings tAnA
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,i.x Isns lash. I-si. 90 toe o'cAssk v. NJ W sh
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nsshsL Nsy 81. isi.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
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y. 4. CLARK 70 u 4. Hobart. -
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AsDoyIR.
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nsrHrL.
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A. l.. fort~s W W. e. iIobb., '@
TnlsKLN PLANTATION.
y. o. Loyelsy 70 9, Z; narre-s, 20
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DON'T
Waste Money!
YOU CAN
trade sasre ndvaatages esssiy
With Ws than nsyw here
ta Nainc.
n yoa are Furnishing Q SUMMER
COTTAGE, yoa can hnd all you want to
complete u AZ our storr.
Cottage Chamber Sets.
Cottage Parlor Suits.
Piazza Chairs.
Reed and Basket Rockers.

N you m, going to k--p BONHDEli>
and Nani furnishing. for half q dorm cf
. doscn roms, come to us, wc can save
YOU money.
n your CHAMBER >Er has done fair
serNicc and a nss Que l. required, Ne
can suit ycu In al woods At all prices.
n you want a Flush RoCkEI ot
two Ca enllVen up the otherwise dull
rarlof 80 Siiilng Hoom, you can ct
th~m cheaper frum us.
n yoar RANGE IA. lo.i it, useful
ncss aud Nont stand any more repairing.
Nc can hclp yoa oat oi the difficulty by
puitiug la a QU NhEH or some other
Range AZ low hgurc.
eur supplies for the DINING ROOM
conslst of a large variety 20 Tables,
Chairs. Dinner >ets, kniVrs, fofks,
spoons, SllVcrSsrr. >ldsboaris, which
can't D. bought a. loo, Bo meter where
yoa ~.
N0u will want q REfEiGEllArpH II
wa haNeut one 80 show tseniN-nse OF
morv styls.. aud only the b-st; "bAi.D-
WIN" 90 "BELpING," both prize med
al I,etrlgcfator-.
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t,E DAVIS
Dentist.

r,,f. nfusK. spt-rH rAgi>.
... r..... t...f Ausr rlsirs. t.ali tins'i
r......... t."..If rlstrs sni ~,sti eel
r.. T.HE Arue.iA 'feses
IS. ...trI. f.Hratur usssi ~hsn ae.f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14

satisfaction. and Judge Chichester set the
verdict aside. The prisoner was finally ar
raigued and plead guilty, and the judge
then sentenced him 10 five years In the
pententIary, and directed Sheriff Nectch to
lake him here by the first train.
Mr.. #. J. Graves and Miss 'Thcrsha Hen.
shaw will be married at the First Baptist
church tomorrow evening.
The late Miss Rebecca Miller left $500 to
Chrisrs Church; $500 to the Infirmary, and
some smaller legacies TO other worthy in
stltutions and poor people. The remainder
is To be divided among her neices, nephews
and sisters.
The late Mrs. John b. Smoot, who died in
Philadelphia some time ago, has left Miss
Florence WOolford, young lady well and
most favorably known in society circles
here the bulk OF her estate. Mrs. Smoot is
an aunt Of Mrs. George Ben. Carlin, OF this
city, and Gov. Il. +. Pattison, of Phila-
delphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
North atate GI ,anIngs.

Mr. Tlsdale. OF Nash. has the same stock OF
chickens. the ancestors OF which were
brought from Canada in May. i7i5.
Mr.. Ashbadsh. a manufactured OF crockers
ware, IS IN " cbster fOr a Northern syndicate
10 investigate the quality and quantity OF
our kaOlln nrOperticvw.th a view to lOcdilng
wO- ks for the manufacture II crockery ware
la Western North Carolina should his report
be favorable.
Ashvillc Is fil.ing mp rapidly with visitors
row. and the season promises To be a better
one even than last year There has been 20
much coif. disagreeahle weather IA the
Nor h this winteI that all who ecu leave are
see king warmer cilmes.
During the first two business days OF the
new year. 1891. the enterprisine nrm or W;
". Wood & Co., OF Winston. made one grand
shipment of $1,000 pounds manufactured
plug touacco
Tue track has teen laid on the Roanoke ana
southern ROAD several miles. beyond the VIZ
glna line. and the work Is pr Jgressins rapid
~ lowafds Mariinsyiiie.
Internal revenue collections at Winston
for he fiis 1t three days IN January looted ui
fli.30s 63.
The Governor has appointed the I,llowl ns
, notaTies public. JJhn W. Brown. Winstch'
I'm lip a. pebtlers. New Berne; Mason Lh-
lard. Ashe county.
Rev W. @. Cannon. OF the Western Norin
Carolina Conference. dls 4 yesterday Az
O'Clock, AZ inston. sged aboat sixts 'e"''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
KILLED HER son.
\ Mother Deliberately shoots Her Chta
inaEit Of Anger.

CRAB ORCHARD, KY, Jan. l3.-llenry
Mullins aged 10. was shot and killed last
night by his mother. near here. \ few
iays ago. relative Of the woman went 10
Dinyille. leaving a little three year o.d
child with her 10 raise. Last night Henry
coming back from town in rollicking
mood. snatched up he child and began
pitching it up.in his arms. This anger, d
his mothe.', who told him TO stop or she
would Kill him, but be went OH with
his capers, the woman reached
after an old army pistol and aimed at the
boy. and shot him through the breast. Kill
ing dim almost instantly. After the unnat-
ural deed was done she seemed 10 cOmpre-
hend its enOrmity, and tried to drown her
self. This morning she Was seen by neigh
Dor on the river bank, where she had been
ever since the killing, but at last accounts
she had not been arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
MOTION OVeRRULED.
Counsel in the TrOwbiidge Damsge suit
Denied "A New Triai-Danyille Dots.

Denied "A New Triaf-Danyille Dots.
DANVmLE, Va, Jan ID Special. =
Counsel for W. II. Trowbridge's admins
traitor moved to-day for a new trial in the
damage suit against the Danyile Street-Car
Company for $4,000, which suit was decided
IN the Hastings Court few days ago IN
favor of the defendant. Judge Aiken over
ruled the motion, and it is probable the case
will 20 to the Supreme Court OF Appeals.
George Griggs, son OF j. W. Griggs, OF
Ridgeway, in Henry county, while cutting
down tree the other day, was caught
under one Of the branches, and his leg was
broken.
James l.. Johnston. tailor. working in
this iy, was adjudged lunatic yesterday
~ a commission, and will be sent TO the
Williamsburg Asvlum.
General Lees birthday will probably not
be celebrated here: at least no steps have
vet been taken for any public demonslra-
tiOn.
At the regular monthly meeting Of the
City Council sum Of money was set ASIDE
to pay city bonds falling due in March next.
The holders prefer sthat the bonds be re-
issued, as Danylle is always very prolnpt
10 pay her interest, but the money Is on
hand aud DAnville prefers 10 cancel the
bonds.
DIR. James Ware, prominent hysician OF
Caswell county, y. g., died at the Home for
Sick in this city to-day Of Brighps disease,
aged sixty-oue. He had been suffering TWO
or three years with the disease, ana was
brought TO the Home three weeks ago III
order TO receive the attention OF Ddn'ilie
physicians, though his case was regarded
as hopeless.
A telegram from Philadelphia announces
the condition OF William Shelton greatly
improved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
WRECKED BY AN ANGRY SEA
CITY OF WASHINGTON IN A GALE
OFF HATTERAS.

Two Lives Lost and the Steamer Greatly
Damaged-Death OF DIR. James Ware ir
DanvilIe-Two Destructive Fires In Din
widdie--AIl over the state.
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 13.-ls pecial. The
steamer City OF Washington, which arrived
in Hampton Roads in distress last night, Is
greatly damaged. She left New York sat
urday with general cargo and thirty pas
sengers for Havana. Sunday about III
O'Clock, when Of Hatteras, she encountered
gale, which swept across her decks at the
rate Of sixty miles an hou. The wind
caused an angry sea. which at times COM
plelely submerged the vessel. Her fore
castle was stove in, the rall around her
stern smashed, and her hurricane-deck
completely wrecked.
During the gale one seaman was washed
overheard and drowned, and another,
named Edward Ryan, instantly killed by
being thrown across the snip's decks and
crushing his skull against the rail. His
body was brought TO Norfolk this afternoon
on the tug Balm and buried. A seaman
named Peterson who had leg broken dur
ing the storm was also brought to Norfolk,
and has been sent TO st. Vincents Hospital
for treatment. The steamer ran be-
fore the wind for thirteen hours, and
her passengers. including many ladies,
were much alarmed. All had on life
preservers. Prayers were said in the
cabin and attended by all who were not too
seasick TO leave their berths. One OF the
lady passengers gave birth to a child dur
ing the storm. 4 valuable horse had two
legs broken and had to be killed and thrown
overheard.
The steamer has water in her hold and
will probably 60 in the dry.dock at New
port News before sailing. rhe New York
and Cuba Steamship Company owred her.
and the cOmpany's superintendent will be
here tomorrow. She was built in 1877 by
Iohp Roaeh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
ReIDsViLLe
Police Ofhcer seriously Hurt-A Young
aermsr's Losaiiy te Ams ries-

poliee Ofsicer seriously Hurt-A Young
sernsI's Losaiiy te America
RslDsvILLF, y. c., Jan. l3.-lS special. -
Frank williams, a temporary police officer.
vas struck by souih.bound passenger tiain
saturday night aDd seriously hurf. His In
,eutlon was To cross ln 'front.' 10 the passei-
. r platiOrm. but the train WAS nearer IMAM
h. thought. His hip was dislccated.
Carl RuerbOum, "A young German who has
haan living here tor some time past, sails
for Germany in few days. lie took our
naiurallzation papers before ne len, 90 ihat
his return would not be- intefhrfed with "
he chose ID come back. lie ieared that DC
,vo,,ld he forced into the German army.
The Yonng Mems Christian Association
-, ,his Mace haye engaged the services 0f
~. IN Toler. formerly Of Charlotte, as
,n,'a,sl secretary, Mr.. foler comes well
--''",,',nended. and the officers 0l the asso-
.ts,,on are well pleased aud think The pros
,"'.,s of the Institution very bright Tor the
"' MT j. ". Rawlsy, OF tho farm'llie
cosI and Iron Company OF tarnNiie sNu
he southern Flour Company 81 hrnmon''
~ H., ,oOn today visiting ffss nds-
Nr Wiiliam =. Parish, ionReriy OF this
-. hnt now OF the Indian Territory. was
-, "a = vi.it 10 rrlatises few days ago.
- a. hi,hly pleased wieh the rev eountrs.
IA avs that T. IN baiklins up rapidly.
reere e IRE .lrady eighteen banks IN okia>
homa Territory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
VICTORIOUS INDIAN WAR
The ADMINS TRATlON SHARPLY
CRITICISED ABROAD.
Leo XIII. Appealed to in Behalf OF the
Redskins, and will Communicate with
the Great Father-Ihe Irish Leadership
Muddle-The News from Beyond the Sea.
lspeclal Cable.l


PARIS. Jan. l3--The story Of the Indian
troubles at the West, as told by the cable
from day to day, is not one that reflects
credit on the great Republic or causes the
cheek Of her travelling citizens to mantle
with the glow Of pride. As the French press
is al present engaged in carefully collect
ing all the more discreditable features Of
the present situation, il IL not strange that
in the struggle between the whites and red
skins the popular sympathy is entirely on
the side Of the latter.
This feeling is intensified by the illus.
trated journals that are making an especial
feature Of the war, giving prominence to all
horrible incidents, and not being over par
ticular as 10 whether they occurred recent
u.s., or at some remote period in American
history, or are altogether imaginary.
Fuel has Just been added to the flame by
the publication Of a letter addressed to the
Pope and sent 10 His Holiness through q
missionary, signed by an Indian chief.
The writer appeals 10 Leo Mi TO act
rs medidft0r between his people and
the Great Father at Washington, prom
sing that in case his request is granted
his holiness shall be propitated by a sacri-
flee and the present of the skin Of a ferO-
cious buffalo slain by the hands of the chief.
The Pope has granted the Indian request,
and in due time President Harrison will re-.
ceiye from him an autograph letter calling
his attention 10 the subject and expressing
the hope that some way will be found Of
mitigating the cruelties alleged 10 have
been pTacticpd,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
AN. GEO POsrMAs rER.


WAsmNGrON, u. c., Jan. 1.-Two
weeks ago the Postoflice Department es-
,ablished a postonce at Catherine, Ala,
and appointed a. colored. postmaster. sub
,equrrtly. the Bourbon element Of the town,
who are hostile 90 the postmaster, served uu-
ice ON him TO leave the office. The post
master refused to comply with their de-
mands. and an organized conspiracy
was effected, which threatened TO Xii him il
ue dIt not leave the town. The cOuspirators
were earnest M their purpose to carry their
threat into execution, and the postmaster
and his assistant barely escaped with their
lives. The Chief POslOllice Inspector sent
two inspectors TO Catherine 10 Investigate
the trouble, and the result was the arrest
last night OF eleven cOnspirators. who are
charged under the statutes with interierr
with a Government officer in the perform
,nce of his duties. Postmaster-Geueral
Wannamaker to-day issued an order abol-
shing the office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
WOMEN MURDERERS.
4 Society Formed TO Advocate the H.
peal of Capital PuniShment'

\
peal of Capital Puni-hment'
LONDON, Jan. ia society has been
formed IN England TO advocate the repeal OF
capital punishment Tor women convicted oI
the highest crimes. The prejudice against
the execution of women is very strong, ana
has gained new force owing 70 the reports
regarding the recent hanging Of Mrs. Pearcy
for killing Mrs HOgg ANA the latter's child
II is said TO have been cruel ana bungl'ns
execution, and reporters having been de-
barred. the officials have been able to con
ceal the real facts from the public.
The Society for the Prevention Of cruelty
10 Children has been investigating the baOy-
farmers, and has brought TO light many
startling circumstances. The iiieglrmate
child Of a gDyerness and general IN iht
army was found in the care OF DaDl
farmer. being slowly starved to death. al
though finy pounds had been paid for IT,
care. The woman i'm charge had insured
The infants life for twenty pounds more
and was waiting 10 realize when visited Ol
the society's officers. Several prosecutions
have been instituted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
nor.cnor noxh omeIalI, neeognIzed

LINCOLN. NEB.. Jan. 13.--The Supreme
Conrt allowed Ex-Governor Thayer TO Tile a
nuo warranto this morning, citirg Governor
Boyd 10 show cause why he should not Va
ale his Off G. However" the court said,
1--WE reco nize James +. Boyd as
the LEGAL Governor Of Nebraska. and
nh the state departments do likewise.
We would advise the eex-Goyernor to quietly
and eaceably submit to the GoNernor' a.
!. viii do him no 90 10 further resist -
I'm spite of this Thayer refused TO yacate
his Office. Notwithstanding the decision OF
the Supreme Court. the indie, ,erdeats Of the
House stubbornly refuse to recognize Boyd
AS Governor, ami declare they will never do
50 until the question Of citizenship lie d..
termined. IL looks 10 il all legislation will
be blocked until the contest is decided.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
Fntsl Locomotive Explosion.

ASHLAND. PA, Jan. 10 While a Read
Ing locomotive was standing on side
track near the railroad station at Gordon,
two miles from here, tonight. it exploded
from some unknown cause, hurling the en-
gineer, Martin Saegcr, and brakemen John
Smith. Iryan Bolich, una Nicholas liumph
through the air, the former distance OF
three hundred yards. saeger, Smith and
Bolich were killed outright, and Humph
was 50 badly injured that his recovery Is
doubtful,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
RICHMOND COUNTY.
House Burned by Youthful IncsndIar

House Burned by fOuibfui Incendiary'
WARSAW, VA, Jan. l3.-l>pecial. Mrs.
Afiia Clark had her house burned on satur.
day night last. The house was supposed 10
who lives with mrs. Clark. named james
Moore. lie was about thirteen years old,
aud was arrested on suspicion, and amer
he ng examined by Justice Montgomery
vas sent on 10 awst the action Of the grand
jury. On sunday u was reported tnal
James confessed his guilt and said that he
burned the house because he did not want
10 stay there.