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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-22
sicians believe him out of danger.

DENvER-A special from Durango says:
 Maggie Montgomery stabbed John Cross in the heart last night at the Phenix variety theatre in this city Cross died instantly. He was to have been married today and this aroused her jealous. Maggie is q hard clarac- ter and this is her second victim
 A SALVATION TRAGEDY.
 OMAHA-Ye Yesterday while the Salva- ton army was celebrating the arrival of La Marechale Booth Clibborn of France, Nettie Biedler stepped from the barracks and without 8 word fired at Captain Hattie Smith, producing 8 fatal wound. The murderess then turned the weapon upon herself and blew out her brains, The cause of the tragedy is unknown, but IS sup posed to be jealousy.
 BIG PURSE.
 DETROIT A special from Grand Rapids says that the Horsemen's As sociation have offered purses aggrega. ting $lO0,0O0 for one weeks sport One purse Is $50, 900 for race between Palo Alto, Stambone, Allerton, Nelson, Dagmarch and Downing. Another of 1925 ,OOO is offered for race in which Arion shall enter.
 THEY FIGHT IN TEXAS.
 FORT WoRTH-A special from Lar~ edo says that Garcia and the Mexican troops had fight last night in which the latter lost three men killed and many wounded. The fight took place on U. s. soil. The Mexican forces retreated to the opposite side of the river where they are intrehchsd. Garcia and his followers withdrew to the mountains.
 FUN FOR FARMERS. INDIANAPOLIs- The Farmers AL liance adopted the report of the special committee to organize the Farmers Cooperative Union Company with branches in every trade center, to be run in the interests of members and by the Alliance. The land loan subject was taken up and elicited much angry discussion. The present outlook is for general rupture. RAIN OR DEATH. Los ANGELEs-Judge Ross of the United States has sentenced three Yuma Indians to death for the brutal murder of an old medicine man of thelr tribe some months ago. The medicine man had failed to bring rain when requested by the tribe to do so and according to the laws of the Yu- ma tribe such a>failure is punishable by death.
 THE KNIGHTS ADJOURN. ToEEDo, O-After prolonged ses- sion, the Knights of Labor adjourned last night, Before adjourning, they adopted resolution endorsing MT. Powderly in all connections with the order against the attack of Fred Turn l CT.
 w. CT. U. BOSTON-At the fOnrth session of
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-22
NEWS. BY WIRE.
2.0Sa.

2.OSa.
 STcCKToN-Palo Alto succeeded to- day in lowering the worlds stallion record to 2OS4.
 BIG BLAZE.
 ST LOUISA fire broke out last night in Connefeldt's millinery store and spread rapidly. The wind Twas high and the fire department was un- able to cope with the flames. It. was feared that the fire would and take the magnificent property along Broad- way. It burned itself out after con- suming $2,OOO, 900 worth of property. Among the heaviest losers was Craw- ford & Go, dry goods, and Penny & dry goods.
 TENEMENT FIRE.
 NEW YORK; fire broke out in a house in the upper part of town last night and the inmates mar rowly escaped with their lives. There were 600 people in the house. Most of them were saved by firemen with ropes and ladders. Wild rumors of loss of life sent out to the morning papers are without foundation.
 A BIG INDICTMENT.
 SAN FRANCIsCO-The Southern Pa cific Go today made an offer to the having the matter in charge to make a round trip ticket rate of $50 from the Atlantic coast to the Pacific during the gathering of the National Conventions next year if held in San Francisco. ANOTHER AsTOR.
 NEW YoRK-A son was born to MT. and Mrs John Jacob Astor, jr., at 3 a. m, yesterday. The child will be John Jacob. Mother and child are doing we'll. This child will be chief heir of William Astor, who is suppos- ed to have $l4OOOO,OOO. It is mostly invested in New York real estate.
 MORE SILVER LESS TARIFF.
 INDIANAPoLIs-The farmers alliance now in session here is largely attended by delegates. President Fillmore in his remarks said:
 "We'are not political party further than to better the condition of the peo ple and advance the cause of good government. We demand a reduction of tariff and larger circulation med ium; we must have more currency and we are going to fight until we get it." His remarks on the tariff and silver were loudly applauded. He said the Alliance numbered 100000 and would not be silenced.
 POOL LAW.
 ST LoUIs-The supreme court at Jefferson city this morning rendered a decision in the case of the anti pool law which was taken there on q writ of error from the court of crimi- nal correction. The supreme court reverses the lower courts decision, holding that the law is constitutional The law was passed by the last session of the legislature and prohibits pool selling except on events occurring with
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-22
THE KNIGHTS ADJOURN.

ToEEDo, O-After prolonged ses . sion, the Knights of Labor adjourned last night, Before adjourning, they adopted resolution endorsing MT. Powderly in all connections with the order against the attack of Fred Turn ar
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-22
ARRESTED,

DENvER-Jobn Cox, the no shot and killed two men in row over cards at Chandler yesterday, was ar rested in Bessemer near Pueblo at noon today. He had walked all the way from the place of the killing and was in bad condition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-22
IMPROVING.

PHILADELPHIA-Wm J. Florence the actor who was attacked with pneu- monia Saturday night and whose con- dition was serious yesterday is much
 improved this morning and his phy-
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-22
BRAZILIAN NEWS,

LoNDoN-The Exchange Telegraph company gives publicity to sensational news from Rio de Janeiro. No ex. planation is given as to>how the news was cabled, and it is known that the government of the dictator has taken complete control of the cables and has refused to permit any intelligence not favorable to its interests to be tele- graphed out of the country. Today's dispatches here are not accepted as certain to be accurate.
 WAR MONEY
 RIO TASEIRo-Marshal De Fonseca has issued decree authorizing a special credit 100000 mitres to be expended for war material.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-22

SToCKToN-Palo Alto succeeded to- day in lowering the worlds stallion record to 2OS3.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-22
WELL CONNECTED.

GALENA, Ill-Ralph White one of the young men held at Racine. Wis, un Ter suspicion of having been i'm plicated in the train robbery at Vest ern Union Junction, is member of one of the oldest and wealthiest fam lilies in this county, being son of J. w. White president of the Hanover Woolen company and nephew of Senator Cheney of New Hampshire,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-22

CHEYENNE-George Beard, cashier of the Cheyenne National bank has given the affair frightfully tragic feature by shielding He sent bull let into his brain at about 6 o'clock this morning. The suicide occurred in the mans room across tn. street from the institution he had served so ably and faithfully, only to meet death and disaster through no fault of his own.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-11-22

M. D. Scribner left today for his old home in Washington, Louisiana. He will be absent about 0 month.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-10
Ilssfasss aal Meara

u local application. - shss. esutros
reach tbs diseases Ta,rtlon vt tf.a
s.kw. There Is oaig one aay Ia rafa
ncafae-s. ard that i ls constitution
ii remedies. Deafness II caused b.
an Enaainssi condition oF the nncsss
lining OF Ills IssssgacAiau Tuhc.
when this talee ge.s ir.dsmea you
have = rumaiing sound - imperfect
hearing. AMI when II isensireiy clos
81 Deafness l. tae result. and unis-S
the Inflammation can be taken CIT
aa6 this tabe re- red Ia IL normal
condition, iseasrIag will be destroyed
/ forever: niae csissss out of ten arc
caused by Catavrh, which Is ..oiiiing
bu. AZ Inliarns3 coalition of the uuu-
Gus surfssccs.
! We Will give One iirnH red Dol
( lars Tor aay easeof Deafness tran-s.e
! by Catarrhl that VIC can not cure by
taking Halls CAtasrh Cure. send
I for ci reulars, free.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-10
GlenWo0d Items.
Especial Correspondent. J
wear.

The snow LIST Monday was heartily
welcomed by the Glenwood boys, large
and small. Such SNOWFALL battles are
rarely seen.
E1aminations next week aud some OF
the boys are beginning TO wear ANXIOUS
faces.
Mr.. Il. 4. Garrett closed his special
Saturday class il PenmaDsh:p al Mapie
Grove last Saturday. Mr. B. !. Tart Of
Sampson received the prize for most It's
proyement In writing.
The prize offered by the Principal to
the small boy writing the best hand h&S
been awarded TO Master Seba E!dridge.
We all sincerely regretted 10 have Mr.
E R. Wilson leave Us last Friday. We
hope he will be with us again next
SpriDg. Wilson has warm place il the
eearts OF the Glen wood students.
One of the email boys recently ca-8Lt
two rabbits in one trap. Ra says, 1T Is
better to be born lucky than rich
Look out for hard winter. Two O.
our Sampaon boys have turned ou'
| mustache Magnifying glasses are IL
order il you wish to get view Before
the next frost destroyes the crop.
Prospects for fine school AZ Glen
wood next spring are very AattennE
We are continually hearing of neW stu
dents who expects TO enter after Christ
mas.
The Christmas exercises Of the AGA
DENY will take place ca the night Q
Dec. 18th. Thare will Be, Declarations
Recitations, Music, and Public Deoat
by she Literary society.
The school will suspend two week 10
the holidays. It will open again c
Monday, Jan. 4th. ;,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-10

Good looks are more than skin
deep, depending upon a healthy,
condition of all the vital organs. II
the Liver be inactive, you have a
Bilious Look, if our stomach be dis
ordered you have Dyspe ptic Look
and If your Kidneys be affected you
have a Punched Look. Secure good
health and you willhave good looks.
Electric Bitters is the great altera'
tive anl Tonic acts directly on these
vital organs. Cures Pimples, Blotch'
q, Bots ana gives good complex
ion. S,ld ut Dr.. Il. IL. Holiday
drugstore, Clinton, n. c.. and John
r. Smith, druggist, Mt. Olive, NC
at SO cents per bottle.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-10
Fife Meeting at kenansyille.

The greatest revival ever held in Dup
lin county closed st Kenansville OF
Tuesday last. 1t was an eight day
meeting, conducted 10y the Drummer
Evangelist, Mr.. W. 2. Fife, who was
most wonderfully used by the Lord in
reviving the churches and the conversion
of from $50 to 200 vino were outside OF
the church. The united testimony Of
all was that no such work had ever been
done before in that country and the
effect is being FELT all over the country.
The proprietor OF the only Wbiskcy
distillery il Duplin county made pro-
fession Of conversion aud announced
his intention to Immediately quit the
business. Many il the churches, who
had been in the habit Of making wine
and many more in the habit OF drinking
it, said they were done with it forever
We did not hear the exact amount raises
for Mr.. Fife, but it was quite small
less than 5000, and this should foreve
set at rest the statements that Mr.. Eli
J would only go 10 large places wher
large amounts would be given bin
, Mr. Flies next meeting will De be-.
this month at Oxford, N. O., followe
by one at Martinsvilie, Va. he vii
l also shortly hold 8 meeting at Birmir
, CHAM, Ala. 1t is not at ali unlikely tha
3 Mr.. Fife will soon join Mr.. Moody
4 Scotland, where Messrs. Moody al
Sankey are now at work. Messenger.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-10

His host OF friends throughout
The ceusy, viii rear with sincere regret
lac very painful, secs3ent which hap
poned 10 Ez,SheriT Hill last week.
While Gxing 10 machine s.f bis Eiil,
lis hs"d wa5 caught in coxs OF the
machinery. IL was held there FOR several
tours. till re nill @as taken n pieces
The hard Ea5 20 badly mangled till
smputaticn was necessary. We hope
him al early recovery.
There Is to be q very important
meeting Of the Cotton Factory Commit
tee next saiur6ay. We hcpo there viii
be foil meeting aud that something
| Ge1na;e cat be decided upon and work
On tho fscicry efn commence a. occe.
/ We arc a. less 10 sec Why tie citizens ol
! Clinton are not more interesicd in thi,
movement which, &c carried out, viii b.
| a VOL oer,u! step ir our town prosess.
The Chronicle says: The publication
OF the sudden and certainly strangs
flight Of Cash or Bowden, OF Whining
ton, has naturally attracted much atten
ton. As yet there are no tidiugs o
him. Some people say that AZ he Wal
said 10 be in San Francisco ne must b,
OF the way to the Sandwich Islands
We have not yet heard whether Mr.
;. BoWden has returned or not.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-10
7, nissrnraa Cauntensnee.

Many people WHO would Scarcely no
tiea an armiees or legles5 man Will IN
stantly detect and remark on auy blem,
ish of the human face, and dive into al
sorts Of speculations as to its cause and
attendant circumstances. Ii you COUPE
this assertion become possessed CT a as
colored optic and note how much atteD
ion it will invite. 4 black eye is gene
rally avoida5le, but bloteaes, plnpiss
and other scrofulous and eruptiye msf *
steal upon us without warning, AID are
frequently the first intimatiori OF the laos
that our blood is going wrong. a pToI p
and systematic use Of 2. 2. 2 tprick.s
Ash. Poke Root and Poiassinfn) VI.
purify the tiood, CLEANSE the skt1 40
| eiya bsck TO the face natures familiar
rudy signs of health. Gat i Of you
/ druggist.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-10
EyERA BOON.

EVFRA BOON.
Died, ofsyphoid fever, on ths 2Sth OF
Novem bsr, 10 Tayior's Bridge township,
Evera Boon, only daughter OF Monroo
and Laura E. Boon, aged about fifteen
fears. Eve1a was a klnd-heaTted, goed
girl, and though an only child. soc Vas
not petted and spoiled in her dispohition
Ike MANY are, vino are th8 sole opJscss
Of parental affection. Sne was very a.
voted to her parents, having never spent
a single night away from her mother,
during her life OF course they VIII sad
" miss her, aud life would seem lone
and dreary journey without Der presence,
were they rot chesred and conforfeo OF
faith in az All Redeeming Love, and that
one day in the near future, they viii be
ra.united with all the loved and lost CT
earth, in better land,
| There again they'll meet their caring,
Who to that fair cline hath flown,
And in ioy her way is wonding,
Though their hearts are sad and loae'
Can it be that little Egefa
IN that home Of bliss above.
Will still keep in fond remeu ora1ce,
Tokens of her mothers love!
Yes. feel that she will know her,
In her home beyond the SKY,
And in her joy and love viii greet her
| Ia that sweet s'sweet By and hy,
For she has but passed the portals
leading on to realms oil light;
In the way that earthly mortais
Must be freed from errors blight
And we have our Savionr's promise
Given in Infinite Love
That, if ne were lifted upward
!, Would draw all 10 Him above.
L LET MS then with resignation
/ Bow unto the viii Of God,
: And in deep humiliation
Stoop and kiss the ehasseDing ROD.
Dec. 1st, 1891. III. 4. ..
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-10
THE arm AssUALpsia
OF tAe CeIsret People Of Sampson CenH
~ TO be He'll Dec. 18th TO 18th Inst.

Promises 10 b. very brilii.n' saccese-
TIE preasct outlorks indicate: ii 70 10
. bag. aG,r, such eminsn', el9:coat
aud distinguished speakers - iio9 E
W. Kerr, Rers. J. G. PRICE, D. % E q
Smith. D. D.. AID. Jon. G. II. white.
Solicitor 27i Congressioaa! Distrie: ~iu
irag large cro~!s. Tue Agricultural
exhibiticps bids Ia: 10 b. NIT eoupis;e
add surprisingly great The Ficr-. 6zii
viii Dc ching of beauty" aad such 3
worthy efforts command The hearty CO.
operation aud earnest sympathy o. every
BODY. Running races, t'oilirg r=ecs
and foot races will lie quite Interesting
and amusing. there are several fine
horse and mnies reared and ownci by
colored men in this county.
Railroad rates ore cent per mite over
all road, from the lisa 10 tbs 221i Of
December. The colored people Of SA- p
son county are awake and We want our
friends to knox it. Come and zee i2r
yourself illustrations OF our Indastris,
Attractive amussments every day aad
night. Come and see. Ample arrsnge
ments are being made to aecommo .a:e
the public, at public and private hous s.
A glorious welcome awaits you
No entrance fee is charged on article,
for exhibition, bear that in mind and
bring forward goodly number Of them
for exhibition. Let more than yourssl
see what you have done. Bring yoEl
wives and children. Young men ana
ladies come and have fair time a: til
fair with the fair girls Of Sanpson
county.
Railroad fare one cent per mile. 70
further information address
!, G. W. EERBIEG,
Corresponding Secretary.
Come and see what We are doing. :"
sincerely hope that our white citize,
D will put in-their appearace and encou
age our efforts.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-10
The Last Call !

I will again give all an opportunity to
rcr Tayes- After this Round" ST al
enforce collection. I will attend az fol-
lows:
NcDaniel's, Aionday, Deaember DIST,
Houeycutts, Monday, December 2lst,
1891.
Lisbon. Tuesday, December go, 1871.
Franklin, Wednesday, Decenbsr 25rd
1881,
Tay3or's Eridga, THURSDAY, Deeemba,
9th. 1891. -,
Dismal, Monday, December 28t!, lo9L
TdUtls Coharie, Mon9ay, Del mbaT
2S.h, 1891. -oo.
| M,ngo, Tuesday, December col. 1891
| westtrookas; Wednesday. Ds=smb u
! 30th. 1891.
Plaey Grove, wednesday, December
3oik. 1891.
Newton Grove, Thursday, Dseenbel
3lst, 1891.
Hsll's, Friday, January Is, 1852
Turkey. Friday. Janu4ry lsF, 1892
| Tie Office at Clinton Viil be open Q
all times.
Please meet me and pay promptly an
S. We cost
!. If. SPELL, Sheriff
| D.ceYnlaaT bth. IS9l-1O- II
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-10
Jurors for December Term.

The following citizens have been drawn
a. Jurors for December Term OF Court,
which convenes on Monday, December
l4th, 1891:
H.B. Culbreth, r. D. Mathis, ". E
Bass, E. 8. Register, VIM. Odom, ): a
Warwick, L. M. Lewis, Horace B0ykln'
F. 81. Howard, ". T. Owen. W. W: Re
terson, J. O. Lamb, F. M. White. q. p
Royal, J. W. Parker, James Lucas, 7. L
BRYAN, W. J. Herring, j. D. Parker, Q
E. Daniel, E. W. Boney O. e. Porter, J
O. Robinson, D. E. Clifton, W. z. War
rem, a. Oates, Edward Williams, Ill }
Rlyenbark, J. J. Vann, A. J. Alderman
W. r. Highsmith, w. !. McPhaii, Ii. L
Owen. T. A. Hobbs, W. S. johnson, q
J, Smith.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-10
Half Dollar Made.

You can make 8 half dollar
in less than minute any time
between now and January ist,
90. First allow IA 10 say that
we have sDften been asked IL
our friends why we did not &c
duce the subscription price 81
THE Caucasian t. Sl.Oo per ye1T.
The answer is short and~plain.
It Is because two thousand sub
scIibers at one dollar each s
year is only $1,000, and il casts
~ more than that ~ publish the
paper. But we had rather send
out three thousand copies OF the
paper at Sl.O0 each than two
thousand copies at $50 each
Now we wish To reduce the sub
scription price to sl,00 and only
regret that we are not able to
do so with only 1900 subscri-
bers. But we are going to try
and will do it IL you will help
us. VIII you do it? During
the month Of December we Offer
the paper at s1.00 to all new
subscriber. II by January LIST
'92, we have reached 5000 sub
>scl ibers, we will put the price
: permanently at $I.00. if net w
will be forced to 20 back to In
old price. Now two Of our sub
! scribers should be able to get u
one new one, aud II you will d
it, we will add g. thousand neS
2 subscribers. If you Like tn
g CAUCASIAN, think it a good pape
then say so, and get others t
think likewise and TO read
also. Now we are not going t
} do better dy our new frien'
II than by our old ones. So ever
y old subscriber who pays uo b
'f fore January 1st, we will let T
- new at S1.O0 in advance for. t.
N next year. Now friends, let
of pull together and put THE ca
of cAs1AN to 1900 and at $l.OO
9n year.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-10
4 Gold Watch and S2O4

That is what every Agent receives
who gets up a club on our 81 per
week plan.
Orr 14-karat gold-flled cases are
warranted for 20 years. Fine ElSin
az Waltham movement. Stem wind
and set. Lady's or GEMS size.
Equal to any $50 watch. To secure
agents where we have none, We sell
one Of the Hunting Case Watches
Tor tho Club price $23 and send Z. @.
D. by express with privilege Of eN-
animation before paying for anne.
Our agent at Durham, y. {. writes:
:.Our jewelers. have confessed they
don't know how Yoa can furnish
such Wort, for the money"
One good reliable agent wanted
Tor each place. Write for particiars
EMPIRE WATCH Co,
Is and 90 Maiden Lane,
&C % 1ynrm. New YORK
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-10
A Sad Death.

Last Friday the 4th inst, at Green's
boro Female College, where she was at
tending school, Miss Mittie, Oldest
daughter of Mr.. Amos J. johnson OF
Taylors Bridge. She had been SICK
several days from -aGrippe, and il
developed into heart trouble. We sym
pathize very deeply with the sereaved
family and many friends in such great
loss. Miss Mittie was very fine young
lady, universally popular and muet
loved by all who know her.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-10
Confirmed.

The favorable impression produced
on the first appearance Of the agree
able liquid fruit remedy Syrup OF
Figs a few years ago has been more
than confirmed by the pleasant ex-
perience Of all who have used 1t, ano
The success of the proprietors ana
manufacturers the California Fig Sy
rup Company.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-10
Bank Meeting.

There will be meeting of all our cit
liens interest ted in the re establishment
of the Clinton Loan Association tonight
at the Courthouse. Let all our business
men attend. Our iowa must have 8
bank. A united effort will place the
bank on firm footing. Let everybody
| help. Listen for the bell.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-10
Married in Duplin.

At Teachey's, N. c., December 2nd'
o'clock, P. M, at the residence OF the
bride'e father, D. T. Mcmillan, Mr.. d. 3.
Ronev. of Clemmonsville, N. G., TO
Miss Lacey E. Mcmillan. The attend
anita we're Miss Lula Mcmillan with Mr..
John E BoDey; Miss jamie Boney' VILE
Mr.. Charlie Moore. TEE CAUCASIAN OF
fers it's best congratulations to the youns
couple.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-10
Mrs. Ann M. Holmes Dead.

Mrs. Ann NJ. Holmes died at her resi-
denee in this city, on North Second
street, yesterday morning, of heart dis
ease. She was the widow of the late
Oven D. Holmes, the daughter OF Ar
thur J. Hill, deceased, and the mother oil
Gabriel, Owen. Arthur and Lee Holmes.
Mrs. Holmes was a member OF st. John e
Episcopal church and the funeral services
will take place there this afternoon
Wilmington Star.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-10
NEW BARBER SHOP.

When on wish an easy shave,
As gcc1 a. barber ever gave,
rust call OF US at our saloon
At morning, eve or neon,
We cut and dress the hair with grace
10 suit the centou, of the face.
Our room is neat aDd towels clean,
scissors sharp and razors keen,
And everything We think you'll find;
Co suit the face and please the mind,
tnd all our art and skill can do,
$. YOU just call, We'll do for yoa.
Shop on DeVane Street, ni.posi'e
Court House, over the old Alliance
Headquarters.
PAUL SHERARD,
The Clinton Barber
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-10
Legal Notice /!
NORTH CAROLINA, Mp
~ son CO. BEFORE J. :.
3 zzsji. c.s. g
Hlilism Berry

syiye..er Z zzsll and otbers
To Sylvester BizzelI:
You vii take notice that TIE sbov'
entitled aclion has been commenced De
Zoe tia undersigned for the purpose o
selling he lard belcns.eg b Ehe parties
to tf;* action for : partition. said Ian
bsiasa souse and lot sitnated nser 'bs
togrn el Clinton, On The Lisboa 'oac=
SUD Gauss will be heard before the w
dsrs.s 1esi al his ofIi.e in Clinton. y. G.
"a tLs 9Th day os January, 1872, ant
take notice that you are required 10 ar
ress at the tire and place above fpeci
fed and aasrer y 6elnur TO tie p tito
al Tia pl-ilifsT % the prayer of 1ae psti
g5e.ner viii be gated.
- j. S. BIZZELI,
| Clerk superior Court. Sampson Co. I. {
This Nov. 2lst, 1891. BOY. 26st