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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01

and nartIy because Of it's value in my business
aaairz or course ! intend to continue my
present work: | wouldn't give II UP for ali thee
men in the world. But ] am also thinkine o,
furnishing q Spanish illustrated weekly, ana
the name will be exceedingly valuable TO me-
MRS. BaocxwAy GETS A DIVORCE
Judge Beach signed yesterday a decree
granting A divorce 10 Josephine T.. Brockway
from Frank s. Brockway on tho statutory
ground. Brockway is the manager cf inc
Hotel Creighton, at Thirty-trst street snu
broadway. The proceedings were held before
William J. Lacey. of 39Nassau street. BROCK
way offered no defense. -.
The parties TO tho action were seen asst
night. but neither would say ANYTHING IN re-
gard to the matter further than that the sepa-
ration left them good friends.
Gus Heckler, who formerly was a partner
Of Brockway n a Broadway saloon ana iset
present in the employ OF II. +. finlay d 20.
of III Pearl street. said last night. IN the
presence Of Mrs. Brockway. ID her rooms Al
the Gedney House. that they were 10 be mar
ried within a week. and she aid not deny u.
DEAD AT HIs wIrL's DOOR.
Jacob Kraus. a Brooklyn cooper. made one
OF his periodical attempts yesterday TO see MS
second wife. who left him two year ago pc
cause fof his habits .snd now lives at NO. 90
Second street. When she saw him coming.
AlTN. hTAA9 tlONtN NIt ~ - 80
face. as sne had done more than once before.
Kraus drew q revolver. and settlngit against
his left breast. fired. The ball penetrated tie
lung. inhicting an IN iury from which he died
in Bellevue Hospital two hours later. IN ths
suicide's rockets was a considerable sum Of
money some private papers, and the following
letter
Brookllm. v. T.. Oct. 2Z-After my death
please notify my son. Frank Il. kraus, OF I'm
wood street. between Fulton and Atlantic
avenues. as he draws my insurance money
sips. want to buried in the Lutheran Gene
ry-GeisenheimeI's old cemetery. Jacob
Kraus.
The son named is one of three children by
a first wife. The second wife said yesterday
that she did not open the door when she
heard the report of the shot which killed her
husband. and she referred inquiries TO the
neighbors for particulars as u the suicide
Kraus was g. years old. He worked occasion
ly at his trade and when he didn't went to his
wife for money.
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Ihe Eirst Prirns

We're awarded to the c. f. Ssuer Company.
1926 and 1873 Main street. on their pure favor
ing extracts, essential oils and chemically pure
glycerlne. This enterprising company made
one OF the finest exhibits out at tie Fair. The
style OF their design WAS very original. which
display ed their goods 10 the best Of advantage.
One OF the signs, SIl0 feet. was splendidly
gotten up, presented a very handsome appear
ance. each word and letter out of some OF the
different goods they manufacture and handle,
such as mustard. laundry blue. peppers, etc. ID.
in boxes, spices. cigars and tobaccos. corks,
teas and other goods. The front sign was de-
voted entirely to ~favorlng extracts. essential
oils and made in the same manner as the
other sign: the words lemon. vanilla and
orange were made out OF the fruits. They
exhibited two tanks OF chemically pure glyce-
rine of the W. J. VI. Gordan Chemical Com
pany. for which theg are sole agents. each
weighing 1850 pounds. The tanks drew a
great deal OF attention. as glycerine is usually
shipped in cans aud barrels. Their fayoring
extracts are sold IN all the principal cities.
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Politics.

RUsTBURG. Oct. 31.-lSpecial Within the
ticket has been made up in the Twentieth
district, composed of Campbell and Lynch
burg. A Republican, james w. Wright. as
pires 10 the Senate, and two 50 called hide
pendent Democrats. j. L. Falwell and h.. X.
Turner. are running for the House. These
latter two claim to be Alliance candidates,
but that fraud has been efectualiy exposed.
The Alliance in Campbell made no nomi-
nations and refused to take any
political action. More than this. the fact is
made public that b. K. Turner is not even an
Alliance man. He was ut one time a member
of the Alliance. but was suspended some
months ago. The voters Of the district will
spurn the bogus ticket. Mark the Twentieth
district for 600 Democratic majority.
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Politics i'm Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER c. H.. Va. Oct. 31.-lSpecial ]
There is a sharp and close fight in our sister
counties, Middlesex and Mathews. The Re
pubiicans have found q man at last whc
comes out as an Alliance candidate IN dis
guise 10 seduce Democratic voters. The
Democratic standard-bearer Of this county
has for the past twenty-odd years given his
money. time and ability TO the cause Of
Democracy. and the Democrats Of Middlesex
and Mathews should think well before they
support Il Republican in disguise. | cannot
believe that they will be so ungrateful.
Last Wednesday was Saluda cOurt-day and
a large crowd was out 30 here Hon. W. A.
Jones, Howard Hatherway. 4. r. b. Wright
and Robert McCandlish. All of these gentle
men made able speeches.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NIRGINIA-lN THE CHANCERY COURT OF
Y TIE CITY or RICHMOND, THE 2lST
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1891
II. G. Renick's administrato .......... Plaintiff.
against
Renick heirs. Defendants.
N CHANCERY.
This cause came on 10 DO again heard this
day on the papers formerly read, the report Of
Commissioned b.. Rand Wexford, dated Septem-
Ter 10. 1871. and lied in the clerk once OF tins
court On September L., 1891, and the deposltlOns,
accounts and exhibit returned with said report,
and was argued bv counsel. On consideration
whereof, there being no exception q said re-
port. and moro than ten days having elapsed
since the filing thereof, the same Is now con-
hrmCd by the Court.
And 1t appearing from the statement OF the
Merchants National Bank, dated October L..
49,. and this day filed herein, that the sum
therein deposited on July -, 1881, by IeWi5 J..
Winston, adminlstrator Of the estate OF II. {.
Renlck, deceased, TO which he has added the
sum of three dollars AMI fifteen cents. making
the true and full amount due by him 10 said es-
tate. as shown by said report Of tomml- sloner
Wexford now amounts. with interest allowed
by said bank, TO the sum Of thirty-tWO hundred
and hfty-eight and G2-lW dollars, which said all
minisirator has deposited IN the state B INK Of
Virginia 10 the credit OF the Court in TIN cause,
as shown by the c ~rtitcate of deposit from said
state Bank, dated October 81. 1871 and this day
filed by sad administrator among the papers OF
this suit. the Court doth approve and confirm
the action OF said administrator.
And on the motion of A. VI. Rcnick, !. '. Re
nick. ScioiO h. Seymour and Ann T.. Cunning
ham, Distributes OF the estate OF ii. &. kenick,
deceased more than one year having elapsed
since the qualification Of the personal represen-
tatiyes OF said decedent. and q report of the ac-
counts OF his said personal representative aud
OF the debts and demands against said dece-
dent S estate having been duly fled in the
clerks Office Of this court in this suit. il is or
dered that the creditors Of said decedent show
caufe before this tourt on the Nth day of De-
cembcr. 1891. il any they can, against the pay
ment and delivery 81 the estate Of said decedent
10 his said distributes with or without refund
ing bonds. as the Court mas prescribe. But q
copy Of this order shall first be published in
The TINES. q newspaper published in the city
of Richmond. once a week for forr successive
weeks. and posted az the.front door OF. the Rich
mond Hastings Court on the first Monday in
two sucaa SSiye months.
4 c~Opy-Ieste:
CHARLES W. GoDDIN. Clerk.
CAnELL x CABELL.
pLEAsASrs 4 MAssIE.( p'f
nOi-Sufw
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To subscribers Richmond Telephone Ex.
change.

Our Exchange service was resumed to-day
at noon with four Of the six sections of switch.
board and eight of our twelve operators.
II is manitestly impossible for eight opera
tors 10 handle satisfactorily the volume of
business that has heretofore required the SER
vices of twelve operators. and it is advisable
that our subscribers, in their own interests,
should use their telephones Ms s~paringly AS
possible. and only Tor their own business.
1t Is hoped that the two remaining sections
of the switchboard can be repaired and III
remaining operators installed by the middle
OF next week. when the service will again be.
ONT normal.
kIcHMoSp TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.
October 81. 1891.
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ford 20 me a. trustee, duly recorded / VIII selt
az No. 1872 east Maiu street. beginning al O'oO
MONDAY, NOVEMBER ?, 1891.
5 barrels MONTICELLO tive stsmps) WIS
barrels N50NrlcELLo two stamps Wits
barre arr; PI Single stamp LESLIE WHISKY.
o bsvr1r ERR S0GVTRBROOK two stamps KEN
TTCKY BOURBON WHISKY: ruy
4 barre two stamps COOh htL Mntommttft
/ barre two stamps BUMGAkDNhR Wits
o, barrels two stamps FERNCLFFE BOUR-
"a WHISKY. slring 1922. IN hOnd;.
25 barrels MONTROSE EASTERN RYE WHls-
10 barrels HI0NfICELLO WHISKY, spring 1889,
in bond;
: barre fine GIN. rr,DDv.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY, IN barrels and hAt-
BRASny. cLARET and GIN in cases
IMPORTED and AMERICAN CHAMPAGSES;
SHERRIES. PORlS and other WINES and Ii
ANG0SfURA and other BITIERs; in cases,
CIGARS. SMOKING and CHEWING lOBAC-
c,SSNfpB9t coos iMPORrED and DOMESTIC
P CKLES. PRESERVES, &c;
COFFEES. TEAS in originel packages ands
general assortment of such goods as are
usually kept by a trst-class wholesale ana
PLhIT'FPoofsM ard COUNTER SCALES. SHOW
CASES ap9d Is IN TSiElIKtnHS IN.
SHELVING, BINS. &c.;
One verv good GNOCEkS WAGON.
The long-estAbllshed reputation OF tho Ii
onors. Vines and Groceries sold by Mr. Julien
finford ls sufficient assurance 10 the pubic
that everything offered will be Of the very best
quality. and the trade will have an unusual OBJ
brands. TAIEWELL ELLEII, Trustee.
GEoRGF ". MAYO. AuctIOneer. n~ol4.aO,I8S
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PALMYRA. Va, Oct. 80. - Especial. The
large retail general merchandise house of L..
O. Haden was totally destroyed by fire Thurs
day night. The fire originated from a deiec-
tive fiue. it is supposed. Loss about 5000;
insurance about s 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-01

Elsie Leslie is the most natural and finish
ed child actress in the world, and will APP
pear ut the Theatre Monday and Tuesday
with special matinee for children and ladies
IneslnN.
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BY r. b. Chafin X Co.
Real Estate AucflOncers.
No. ! north Tenth street
AUCTION SALE or. A DEsIR.
VA. WITH VERY GOOD BUILDINGS THERE.

TRUSTFE'S AUCTION SALE OF A DFSIR.
ABLE FARM IN POWHATAN COUNTY,
VA. WITH VERY GOOD BUILDINGS THERE
By virtue OF two deed. Of trust, both recorded
in Porhatan County Court, the FIRST dated Jan.
nary IL. 1883, recorded in D.. B.. %, p. 81 snd The
second dated September i,.iSS3, recorded IN ID.
b. %. .. l54. default having been made IN pay
ment OF debts secured. sud al request OF note
holder. the undersigned trustee IN 10Th deeds
will sell. by public auction. a. S~ublet.s Farm "a
Powhatan county, about one mile from tEe
farm, on
TUESDAY. NoyEaBER 3. 1891.
az 70 O'Clock NJ, the land described in said deeds.
az follows: All OF that certain tract or parcel ~
land in Pouhatan county. Va, upon which l. II.
fInney. ESQ. formerly resided. containing 36
acres. more or less. bounded on the north by
the public road known As the River road. on
the south By the lands Of Matthew Brown AMI
BENJAMIN Hancock. on the east by the lands oi
Matthew Brown and Sempls Elicit: AM on the
west by the land of Constance ". Kinney.
TERMS: Cash for expenses OF sale and 70 pay
past-due notes as follows $1,000, with interest
from January -. 1884,, fi5. with interest from
March J., 1884. and ebli. with interest from sep
temher I, 1854. balance on terms 20 DO aQ-
nounced AZ hour of sale.
Sale By r. b. CHAPLIN & Co., Auctioneers.
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ROOM %, TIMES BUILDING
)~c2O-sutf
DWELLINGS FOR RENT.

Fur bfAfl. ttH
s4eo per snnum, No. 40 west Main street 10
500 per annum. No. 900 east Clay street u
rooms and stable; modern. N
ego per annum. No. 3lf west MAIN s'ie0'' ~
rooms; moiern. ~ .-oo. =
eco per annum. No. f3 west Main street. Z
rooms: modern. newly renoyated,
si2.s0 per month. No. $40 Randolph street D
rooms. ol Ia
sI0 per month. new frame. Harrison street De-
tween Leigh and GORE; g rooms.
sl0 per month. Nos. SIC. SS and ~ oprlhs
$40 per month, No. 22i north Seventeenth
SO FER month. No. BIO south Pine street; 5
rooms.
rooms. n.-...u
.s.$3 per month, Nos. ;O6 and 's Buchanan
street; 3 rooms each. co
noi-it Real Estate Agents.
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF ONE OF THE FINEST
L sT0CKS oFFAMIYGROCERlE MILL
FEED, STORE Fly UREs, SHOW CASES.
IRON SAFE, CASH REGISTER, HORSES.
WAGONS. HARDWARE. CROCkERI, TO
BACCO. CIGARS. &c. &c. EVER OFFERED
MTHIS CIIl. Al ILBLlC AUOIlON. On
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By yirtue Of a decd Of trust executed by John
@. lioit 10 tho undersigned trustee. dated DC
tober I'D. 1891. and duly OF record IN the Hust-
ings Court clerks olhcc for the city Of Nan,
chester, a.. in -. B., Vol IS. rage f09, | Will sell
at public auction on the dag. hour and place
above named tho entire. stock Of Groceries,
which is s large and carefully selected one To-
baccos. Chewing and smoking. and cigars;
Teas, Cohees, Sugars. MolsSses. Fish. Pickles.
Canned Goods OF every kind. Show Cases. store
Fixtures generally. ono Fine Large Comblna-
ton Lock Safe. one New Cash Register IN per-
feet order. large lot Of Baking Powder. wrap
ping PAPER. Backing. and many other valuable
articles TOO numerous 20 mention On
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER BID.
promptly AZ 10 o'clock. the sale will te con
tinued INIT. l2 O clock d., when two valuable
Horses and hree good Grocery Wagons and lar
ness will 10 offered for sale promptly ~ that
hour. and Immediately thereafter We will oner
for sale once nice bay Horse. good size. kind.
gentle and good driver; one Sidebar Brewster
Buggy In good order. and one good wagon.
Then the sale OF the stock viii continue to COM
pletton. 49,
TYRMs: At sale. W. l. CLOPTON.
Trustee.
AuousrfxE Royal. Auctionsars.
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I O%ST-FRIDAY MORNING. BETWEEN ne
Il and c0a Main street. n bundle of papers
CONTAINING the Annual Report Of tho SUI erin
tendent OF the Peli'entiary. A liberal reward
Will be paid III left at our store. 10. flt2 Main
street. ElEkEII WADDEY * co.
nnf.f
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BETwTEN sHAFER & HARRISON STREETS
AT AUCTION.

Tn obedience TO tho neutrality-suspicious.
decree We will sell b. auction. on the prem
ises, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1891.
A. 40 o'clock p. NJ. the valuable, thoroughly
constructed and well finished brick residence
above referred TO, with the lot on which II
stands, fronting 30 feet sud running back l5)
feet TO On alley.
The location Of this property il among the
choicest. beng opposite the palatlal mansion
and grounds OF MAJOR Ginter, and inst where
other handsome Improvement are going up ana
where others are still to be erected IN the near
future; and the price Of land IN this particular
square Che last sale being A. s235 8 front foot
insures the erection of nothing except hand
some and costly structures hereafter ms
house is beautifully arranged, has been vel
cared for and IS altogether very desirable In
every respect IL contains ahouf eleven rooms,
besides ample servants accommodations, and II
can be seen at any reasonable hour by applying
on The premises. II desired more ground on the
west can be had at a reasonable price.
TERMS; One fourth cash and the residue az
one, two and thTei years for notes with interest
semi-annually. or more than one-fourth IN cssh,
or all cash al the option Of the purchaser. and
the title 20 be retained until all the purchase
money shall have been paid. rr
JAMES P~LEASANIS.
Special Commissioners
Grant. plaintiff. against Grants Administrator
and ais. defendants-ln the Chancery court
OF the city Of Richmond.
l. Charles ". Goddin, clerk OF said court, GER
tify that the bond required Of the special com,
missiOners BIZ the decree IN said cause OF 25d
October. 1891. has been duly given
Given under my hand this 2ith day OF, Octo-
Der. 1891. CHARLES W. GODDlN' Clerk.
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NEW VIRGINIA AND OTHER BOOKS.

LIFE OF PATRICK HENRY. by his grandson,
William Writ Henry. three volumes; Vol. /
now ready, price a. per volume.
ELShEI AND OTHER STORIES. by Thomas
Nelson Page. 81.
THE FAITH DOCTOE. by Edward Eggleston.
$50
ACROSS RUSSIA, by Stoidard, sf.b0.
ATLANTIS ARISEN. by Victor, A..
FINE STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS.
All NEW BOOKS received as soon as pub
lished. WESI. JOHNSTON 4 N
mol
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COMMENCING PROMPTLY AT 10 O'CLOCK
A. n, ON THE PREMISES. CORNER or
TWELFTH AND HULL STREETS. ~ THE
CITY OF MANCHESTER. VA.
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john T. GoDDIS.
T.. b. CHATFlN Il Co,
Auctloneers.

In tho Circuit Court OF the County Of Henrico:
certify that the bond required Of Special
Commissioners ]. !. Hawkes. and lonNay e.
sands. in the chsncery cause OF Hawkes. guard
ian against Silver and ais, by DEGREES OF the
10Th July. 1888. has been given.
Given under my hand this cath DAY of March.
ls91. ". S. LEAkL.
nof-tds Clerk
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By r. b. Chafin & Co Auctioneers,
No. 1 north Tenth street, iIcnAlou1, Va.
HANDSOME WEST END IMPROVED AND
VACANT PROPERTY.
TO BIZ SOLD By
COMMISSIONER OF CHANCERY COURT.

Ry virtue Of & decree Of the Richmond Chan
cery Court in the cause Of Lawrence Is. Norriss
against Garland MOrrlss and others, entered
June ,. 1891, viii, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1891,
az 4 o'clock J.. NJ, on the premises, proceed TO
sell by public auction % the highest bidder the
First. The Old MORRIss HOMESTEAD.
fronting on Park and Grove avenues and Harri-
son street. This property may be sold as a
whole or IN lots fronting IN Park avenue, thus
insuIlnE protection 10 the fronts or lots on Op-
posite side OF Park avenue.
Second. Ten G0J LOIS fronting on north
side OF Park avenue, between Harrison and
BOYD streets. these lots front x feet each and
extend back 20 an alley.
This is the most desirable property now on
the market and should attract the attention Of
parties seeking hrst-class Investments or slses
for binding homer.
TERMS: One-f0urth cash and the balance IN
three equal installments az IL, twelve ant eigh-
teen months. for negotiable notes wlih o per
cent. interest auc waiver u homestead ciemV-
ton, and title retained until the whole purchase
money Is paid and conveyance ordered by the
Court.
P!ats Of the property may be seen at the Office
Of j. K. Chaftn q Co. VINO WI DO glad 20 give
any information IN regard 70 the lots
WILLIAM y. MliNOS. JR.,
Commissioner.
T.. B. CHAPLIN & Co., Auctioneersi
1. Norris against Garland Norris and
als.-In the Chancery Court.of the city OF Rich
/. Charles W. Goddin. clerk Of said court,
certify that the bond required or the spe-
cial commissioner By the decree in said cause
Of June Q. 1921. has been dnly given.
Given under my hand this 2lst day OF Ccto-
Der, 1891. CHAhLEo W..
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A THoR0UGH STOCK AND GRAIN
.ssr efvikdiNyx4 iPSLxSTATioSNst. Stock % prs.
ferred. or would work already stocked farm on
shares. len years. sHgsSispes II dsiEyinG
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By j. THOMPSON Brown 4 Co..
1913 east Main street.

A DESIRABLE CHURCH HILL BUILDING
~ LOT 35l5KI32 FEET 10 AN ALLEY, TWIN
SIRE rs, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on IHc
PRAISES,
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER Sd. att:l5 p W.
This is really = desirable lot; level vel sitn-
ated city gas and water. and Wild enough 90
build q double tenement which will rent we'll
only a few steps from the electric line
III Ms; Usual, and announce az sale. 20
no lit J.IHO1llSON bhONN ~
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r. B. Cu.rFlv & Co., %Auctioneersi

By Augustine Royal K Co.
Real Estate Agents and ~Auctioneers.
Office: 10 Tenth Street, Leader Building. Man
chester. Virginia.
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7 OST-ON BROAD STREET BETWEEN
II seventh and Ninth streets. on October Goth.
about 1:4j p. NJ, a NE iORANDUM pOOK.
Written on ly-leaf was: Return to William
Grieser. care /. Ii. Mace i Co.. y. y" Finder
will DO rewarded on leaving it at the Exchange
Hotel.
OcN -2t' WILLIAM GRIESTR.
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EOR sALE.-AI ATTRACTIVE TWO,GR
i STORY BRICK DWELLING in a goOdMI
neigbborhOod. on First street. containing SIX
rooms. bathroom, Latrobe stove, slate mantel.
cellar and hot and cold water connections, IN
first-class order.
Also that three-story, newly-built IRON
FROM STORE, No. no west Broad street; with
an the latest improvpments and we'll ventilated
suitable for any kind OF business. in the grow
ing West-End.
kFkRM. containing LOG acres on the Darby
town road, near Fort Lee. with crops. stock,
farming implements. &c
have property in all parts of the city. By
applying early you will get a bargain
r. l.. TH0LL,
Real Estate Agent,
nof-ft 100 west Broad street.
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7 OST-ON THE 2sru. on EXPOSITION
i Grounds, or on Grove avenue. a Pair of
Opora-Glasses marked VI. q. I. liberal re-
ward paid OK return OF Same TO this Office.
nc3l-nf
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In obedience 10 tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ecreo we will sell b. auction. on tho prem
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BY George ". Mayo, Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES sALE0F LARGE QUANTITIES
OF
WHISTLES. BRANDIES. WINES. FANCY
GROCERIES, &c.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust from Julien BIN
ford 20 me as trnstee' duly recoroea' WIN se9ao1
AZ No. l3J2 east Main street. beginning at 1890
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BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-07
COME ON NOW.
only ten cents.

The GLOBE wants COMMISSIONER
ROBINSON to do his duty.
The people want him to explain his
conduct.
His oath of office says he must do his
duty which he has not done and his con-
stituents should have him impeached.
The law has been sent us time and
again by the commissioner and time and
again we have printed it.
But as ROBINSON has a fat Job, and by
appearing as a noisy breeze in pants he
pounds his tOm-tom in one direction, and
then in the other-as snug as a rat in a
granery he remains as silent as a iackass
in a clover patch,
He is. we believe, trying to serve two
masters, and we demand of him:
That he try the Mebane case-which
was confessed, and prove the fraud as
the fraud did exist,
Or,
That he do his duty as an honest man
would do, and resign.
The old imbecile, as we believe, has
simply put the state to a great expense,
and the real result will be nothing.
ROBINSON owes it to the people to
either resign, prosecute offenders or go
and drown himself in the Neuse river.
We suggest the Neuse river that the
gentleman may save mileage.
The Oxford case was a farce. 1t was
brought to hush the talk on the other
bold and bald violations of the law, and
no nan is better informed concerning
this than JOHN RoBINsoN-with his
greatest show on earth-the Commits
siOner Of Agriculture.