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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-07

Enterprising Young Man. True 4 Co. instructed
and started me | worked steadily and made money fatter
than / eSpectedto | became able TO buy an island and build
ssmsll summer botel. II don't Succeed at that, ! will 90
" work again at the bnsiness in which | made my money.
True d. Co.: Shall We Instruct and start you. readerf
IL We do, asd If you work iadustriously. you will in due
time be sbleio ouJ an island and build a hotel, If you wish
10. Money can be earned at our new line of work, rap
Idly and honorably, by those Of either sex, young or old,
and in their own localities, wherever they live. Any one
can do the work Easy TO learn. We furnish everything. No
risk, fnu can devote POUR spare moments, or all your time
TO the work This entirely nes lead brings wonderful sue
cess TO every worker. Beginners are earning from S2S to
$50 per week and upwards. and more after 9 litf,e cine.
rienss W can furnish you the er1pioyment-we teach Won
fEEE- Ihisis an age Of marvellous things, and here il
smother great, useful, wealth giving wonder. Great gains
viii reward every industrious worker. Wherever yon are
aud whatever you are doing, You want to know about thi.
wonderful work ct once. Delay means much money lose to
you. no spaee C explain here: ent ifyou will write to Us,
E,.ii make al plain 70 you FREE. Address.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-07
Contest Notice.

State OF South Dakota, lss
County of Day, J"o
l. Peder Ksrisen being first duly sworn DO
depose and say i an the identical person who
died contest against the homestead entery Of
Isaac Conklin No. 18Th for the SE / sec. rs tup
III. range IS. That | have made diligent search
both personally or by inquirsry for claimant.
Isaac Conklin. That ] eyquired sf VIM. Nesse
and Jons Robb. persons living near land who
would be liable to know OF the Whereabouts OF
<aid Conklin, but they were unable to give ne
any concerning him. That | have
been unable to make personal service, and
verify believe said Isaac ConkIin to be q non
resident OF the state OF South Dakots and re.
srectfully ask that service in the above case b,
made by publication said publication 10 be
made In the "REreRTER n FAkHkH" o week.
ly newspaper published weekly ct Webster. s. b
PEDfE KAkrloS.
subscribed and sworn TO before me this Iith
49,, day Of June 1892.
isEAL d. E. POTTER,
~ Clerk OF Circuit
Court in and for Day Comfy.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-07

The Mississippi river is said to
have o~verflowed the lower part of
La, to the depth of five feet.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-07

If dull, spiritless and stupid; If your
blood is thick and sluggish; Ifyonr appe
tite is capricious and uncertain. You
need a Sarsapsrilla. For hest results
take De Witt's,-U. A. Peabody.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-07

il is recommended that primaries be held on
Jtly 18th, that no proxies be allowed but that
the delegates present in convention be allo wed
to cast the entire vote of the delegation.
By order OF the Committee,
A. TRnMP.nN- Chairman
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-07
Mortgage Sale.

Name on mortgsger, Nsthsus Bauer an un.
married man.
Name of MARRIAGE; Datot. Loan and secu-
Name OF sssignee of mortgage, Walter Zoe.
Fate of mortgage March 18th, A. d. 1883. Re-
corded in the once Of register OF deeds in and
OF south Dskots) on April End. a. D.. lass, At 8
O'Clock .. IN. in book II OF mortgages on page s.
Date of assignment of Eaid mortgage, May
10th. 1888. recorded In the once ofthe register
OF deeds In and for Day county state Of South
Dakota on April 18Th, 1892 ~ s o'clock p. L.. in
book Is OF mortgages on page "a.
Default having been made In payment OF
90. IS interest due on said mortgage on the nrsi
day of Sc pp.m Der 1880, March 1891, September
1891 and March 1892. thereby having caused
the cum OF seas 81 to be due on said mortgage.
principal and interest, besides the f:ather sum
OF SOL O attorneys fee stipulated for In said
mortgage which raid sum 10 claimed TO be due
at the date Of this notice, that no action or pro-
cedings haveng been instituted At law OF other
wise TO recover the debt secured by said mort
gage or any part thereof.
Now. therefore notice 10 hsreby given that
by virtue OF the power sale contained in sad
mortgage and Pur,unnt to the statute In such
will be foreclosed by q sale OF thepremises des-
c-ibed In and conveyed by said mortgage, viz:
The north half of the south west quarter. the
south east quarter OF the south west quarter
and the south west qcarter of the south east
quarter Of section twenty threet2s) In township
one hundred and twenty Q30) north of range
Dakota. which said sale will be made by the
Sheriff of said Day county ut the front door OF
the court house in the town Of Webster. In
said county and state on the 18th day Of june
A. d. 1892. at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF tins
day at public auction TO the hig hest bidder for
cash to pay such debt aud $50 90 attorneys fee
and the DISBURSEMENTS allowed by law, subjeri
70 REDEEM ption at any time within one year
from date of sale.
Dated at Clark. South Dakota, May 4th, 1884.
WILLIAM e. Coz,
Assianee Of said moItGage.
+. z. S~TRAUDsR,
Attorney for assignee Of s.id mortgage.
ml2-37 Clark. South Dakota.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-07

Pasturage is good now, and my pas
ture is ready for horses from this date,
price 81 per month or 81 or the season,
a smooth wire fence.
e. RrSu
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-07
FINAL PROOF NOTICES,

Land Once At watertown, s. D., May 81. ls9s.
,o,,se 10 hefeby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make 5 year homestead final proof In sun
port OF her claim aui that said proof will b,
WaSe oei0fe me clerf OF the circuit court 81
webster, 5. De- Tuesday, July l9, 1892, via:
Knudt J. Frostsd, b. e. No. 1886,
for the ne4 swG nv L seI and lot, 8 .. ,se. II
Up. l20, range SIS.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
CONTINUOUS residence upon and cultivation OF
J. .Fosse. Henry Paul, Conrad Kohlb,,es,s
Ferdinand eau, all OF Webster, S.
!"1l F.P, PHILIPPE, Register.
Land Once at Waterfowl, S, 10. M,vI7 Isso
Notice ~ hereby given that the following
named settler has nIed notice of his intentiop
q max nds Exemption Anal proof In support Of
iofe me clerk or the circuit court at Webster.
O. II. on Ihursday. July 7, lsel, viz:
Audrey dsror. p. as. No. l7e45.
'of The ca seq Sec. IS. Twp, las, Range Sc.
ID. ne .he follow ing wi nesses to prove
~ c~onnnuous residence upon and cultivation
o FrsnE RumpIy; Alber, Dolney, Michael Wen,
oie Giossemen, ali Of Webster, SD.
+. PHILLIPS, ReSister,
Land once At WATERFOWL, q. u, july SIN ;ss2
Nouee rs hereby given that the follswisy
20 make nd i've years nnal proofi n support OF
Of his claim, aud that said proof wifi n. mss.
peiore clerk OF clrcsit court, At Webster 8 % on
FRIDAY August 10. 1892. viz:
Ole Tote. b. {. No. lo3S
.or men ofnwt q nwS OF ne I of SEQ. IL and
otsnz4 sec: !. Town, ia, Range SIS.
he names the following Witnesses 10 n,ov,
MS continuous residences upon Ana cui,iyra,;an
of ssid Land, Wig: eui''Ssuoh
g, s; Moen, J.. K. vsness. Sam o,so, AM,
Strsn Nolnes all Of Thorson 8. D.. ~H'
I'"o Up. PHILLIPS, Register
Lana once at watertown, s, D.. Jim. ,s,h ice,
Se.iSs rs Hereby given that the foliov,n,,
,o meS settler has fled notice Of his inteotio,
port Of b nsc year homestead fsa' proofin sup.
49, M CLAIM and that said proof Will Is,
cIers oe,oie the Judge or in his absence tn,
SIeIk OF the county court At eb,t-r s n ~
saturday August 18th, 1892, viz:
T. Henry Festor, h. e. No. 1880
Rsp ne ? sex and M IVA See. Is. twp. ~.
he name, the following witne.se. to prev,
OF said iann residehcs upon and cultivation
a: Erdman, Frank Hentxmaun, Cha, E,a.
man sno henry Bouske all Of Web,,erl a ~
F.P. PHILLIPS. Register.
Lsna once at WATERFOWL, s. ID. Nav n, 100
hereby given that the foliovin,.
nsmed settler has nlcd notice Of hi, intsrttn.
morn rta ~ 2 year homestead nnsl proof In sun.
made before the clerk Of the circntt m = DC
"eoef'o u. on Friday, July s, 1891, via:
Hams X. Sta Wig. he. No. 1891
TOT the ne u &c \ Sec. IS, Twp. Is< R.n..
a nc n.mes the following wttnesees 10 r,o
nf c~on,inuous residence upon and cuitIxsnon
Dohl, Bottel Hslver.op, ali Of NM Nieefei
W. fHtLLIrs, Register,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-07

Land once At watertsvn. n -
Notice 10 hereby given thai 49,
named settler has Aled noties
to make Eve year honestesd a.ss4
pert Of his claim, aH4 that M y
made before clerk Of cirsuit cs.
3. d. Monday. July 18th, iss1. VI !
James Dvysr. I'd. Ne. i'm
for the mex See II. Twp. 10. R.,..s
He namesthe following wiiaessss.
eontinuous residence spss aaI ss,s.I.
said land. VIE: ss'ua1
AdolPh Void, John PesslI. Au,n. /.
and John kaysseki, all OF wsbs;s,
]isfZ !. p. PilLfYn =
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,and omce q, w.teY,ov,

Notice IL hereby given fh.s ssn9n
named settler has fied po,te.xs -
20 make hd. ave year nsal prsess
bis claim, and thatsaid prees NH
fore the CLERK Of the oirsait es.,s
$. D. Saturday, July soth. Iise. w..
Anton cismowski. Id. Ne -.
for the pwH sec, 81, Twp. III. ~
He names the following vttssSsl
Of said land. viz: a
Jan Hsinrichs. Jasos Krieh. L..
and August Gollnick. all Of WsAssa. 8
]zs-ta r.. r. PHILLrn |
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OHATFEL MORTGAGE SALE.

& PsrliTaan,
Attorney for assignee OF MORTGAGE.
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MMO

B. C. LAMONT, Aberdeen, South Dako
Attorney for Ahzinee.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-08-19
Program

Of the Allen County Teachers aeso-
citation. to be held in tho lola Iii"h
School building, saturday september
3, lS9.:
Music
Paper The Teacher as Political" -ChaS
PAPER. The Present Year: It. Hopes: Its
Works and II AimS'-C Z. Remsbu.g
Music.
Columbian Exhibition and Columbian Day"
Discussion op.-ncd by Fd T BARBER follow
ed BY \ Coulter 7. :. carter. Esiey,
II II Jones AMI !. = DcIIaven
Roll Call Response Political Quotations
with authors.
Music
GRACE B,>TwIc-l. Secretary
c RFN>BCeC. President
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-08-19

Quite storm of wind and rain pas
sed through here last Saturday. 1t
did little damage except to scattering
the hay good deal. -. \ number OF
the Young folks gathered at the home
of David Ellison and wife last Friday
night to remind them that it WAS the
second anniversary of their welded
life. Ice-cream and cake was served
during the evening 80. We understand
that :. Beaver intends moving to
Humboldt in the near future. y.
:. Bagget and family ofCottage Grove
Sundayed at J. Wouds. Mr. Wilkins
and family will move To Illinois be
fore long =. Little Cri>Sie Dickinson OF
Chanute i here visit n.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-08-19
Notice

| have fitted up the Moran Mill and
Elevator and am prepared to furnish
YOU the best of Meal and Chop by
Wholesale retail or exchange. Also
to sell you the Celebrated "Minder
Coal, as low as the lowest and to buy
YOUR grain at the highest living price.
w. A Ross.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-08-19
The Handsomest Lady in lola

Remarked to a friend the other day
that she knew Kemp's Baslam for the
throat and lungs was superior. rem
edy, as it stopped her cough instantly
when other cough remedies had no
effect whatever. So to prove this ana
convince you of its merit, any drug
gist will give you sample bottle free.
Large size soc and 81.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-08-19
south salem

We had a fine rain Saturday, which
will do the corn much good llefe
will he a temperance lecture at Jeddn,
the evening of Aug. pa Mr.. \. -.
Johnson is very low with malarlal
fever Mr.. Baxter has been GA the
sick list but is better now Mrs.
Nontromerv and daughter ofErle, are
visiting at Mr.. GeralPs and MI. II:
NaXwell's John Jay has moved
onto the farm he recently bought.
Miss I,uretta Dimond is entertaining
two Young lady cousins from Illinois.
Mrs. Josie Henneigh, of Louis
bur0 is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lash.
Mrs. Bryant's father, Mr.. Ward,
WON we recently mentioned rs being
o,,ite sick. was buried Monday of last
,reel, He was quite an old man ANA
had been sick some time. Inc lo',
lowing teachers are expected 10 wleid
the birch at the named places: MISS
Cora Johnson at Central Avanue-
Miss Ollie Gerall at Prairie view
Miss Scott at Jeddo. Mr.. Dennlail
.at Bethel, and Mr.. Treg" At maple
Srove. Mr.. Thomas of Olathe; a
teacher in the Deaf and Dumb ms
titntion hasbeen visiting at Mrs
Moore's Miss Josie will return To
the state Institution in short time
TO fiji her position there. NJ lsS
Emma Beeman has been visiting
friends near E!smore -. Mrs. Henry
Hicks visited in Humboldt few days
last week -. Simon hlotzoacn
mother and sister west OF Hlnooiu'
have been visiting him.. Rev. I.
Palmer preached at Fairview sunday
afternoon.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
AFrom Register Reporters-What is Being
Done Throughout The County-EVents
and Gossip of the Week.
Salem.

Mr. Moses Briggs. of Moran, and
Mrs Matte Mabie, daughter of
John Brady, of Salem, were married
at MIR. Bradv's Oh the 9th of July. y
few of the immediate neighbOrs were
nrasent TO see them started on the sea
of matrimony and wish them a pros
nerous and peaceful voyage. Quite a
number of presents were received. All
salem wishes them well r. +. KEEL
Low of lola. was at the Salem sunday
School on the eth and gave the people
much rood advice. His talk was very
interesting DIR. ChOguill, of Hum
boldt. spoke to very interesting au-
dianca i'm the ternoon and gave reas-
ans tor his belief in the future existence
of man and spoke very elOquently of
the life and teachings of Christ, how
foIIowing him would make people bet
tor that all of the advance of man had
come from his conception Oh belly
that was above him however crude
that conception might be. He Is loS
icaI aroumentiVe, earnest-cOnvlnclng
his hearers that he believes what ne
COWS EVERYONE was well pleased and
wished that he had spoken longe", AZ
though he spoke nearly an houf. lie
will come 10 t0dltul az S'iiN iN''A
time and speak of the faculty termed
love and affection. We are needing
rain around Salem very much. With
ont it soon we we will have no corn TO
amount to anything The kefier
bows were threshing for Ben DAVIS
last week. His oats made u bushels;
his flax little over 3 and his wheat
about s. The girls of Salem and
vonr CORES pondent have been getting
along pretty well lately-in fact we
have about made up. They have con
cIuded that we were not responsible
for what we said about them, and we
have concluded that they are not t'
blame for Well, never mind. we
are on good terms with them and thai
is what we want. Of course they are
the incest. smartest girls in Allen
county IA. b. Johnson Is quite
sick John Arnett (ofpleasant mem,
orv to your correspondent has rented
Mrs. G. +. Whiney's farm. We glad
w welcome him to our neighborhood
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he Farmer
will take
|I uarterS at
| de, every
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-08-19

Acbsthey would bealnnostpricelessto tnosewno
srfier from This distressing complaint; butfortu-
nnteIy theirroodnessd does notend here, and those
who once try them viii find these little pills valI-
able in so many ways that they will not be vii.
H. 10 do without them, But after allsick head
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LaGrande.
Receired too "a a. W..

(Peceired too late last ireek)
We hear that some are lnqulrlng
if Tepsy and M9ry's Lamb are dead.
We don't know about Topsy, but we
expect they have been off on a whiz.
Mary's lamb was turned out to pas
ture and has been busy rustllng grass
and water. 1t seems that the
Young people are determined to keep
cool. from the number of ice-cream So
cials they have been having. Since
our last. there has been one at Mr..
RuXtOn's, and on last Saturday eve
ming there was one at Mr.. Ike Myers.
Geo. Eplins was in this vicinity
recently. Miss Bessie Jones has
been sick for a week. Miss Fether-
ingiIl has been hired to teach another
term of school for us. OF course
every one has heard about that big
boy at Bob Nelson's, but have you
heard what he is going to name IL.
We have not, but we presume 1t VIII
be Omega. Mr.. Gillenwaters Is
very sick. He has to be lifted and
carried around, Will was down from
Kansas City last week. We noticed
Mr.. Sam Barber in our community
last Sunday. At the school elections
Jack Myers was elected in MIR; Harris
place as director. Miss Eva Hodge,
returned home last Sunday, taking
Miss Gertie Nelson with her. Miss
Anna Carman has been hired by the
Waverly school board tO.teach the en-
suinp term, Hattie Olmstead teach
es the Rising Star school. On ac-
count of foul weather there was no
prayermeeting Wednesday evening.
Spring Branch.
The wind Saturday evening blew
over lots of newly made hay and straw
stacks. Sherman Hardin went to IL
Iinois last week There was an ice
cream supper at Mr.. Lows one night
last week a. NJ. Thomas took full
( set of hands with his steam thresher.
/ He paws a dollar and a half day.
/ His was the third machine shipped
/ from Colony last week. Percy Har-
ris. of lola, has been engaged to teach
/ the Rock Creek school. One of our
Alliance acquaintance took very
sudden leave of absence recently FOL
parts unknown. Rev. McHugh will
breach at Rock Creek next Sunday
! at IL O'Clock The ice cream supper
at Mr.. Skaters was a partial failure
on account of having no ice. MRS
William Banta near Diamond dieC
Sunday from blood poisoning caused
by a scratch on the hand. Mr.. ano
Mrs. Reno were visiting at Bronson
the first of the week.
Fair Lawn
Misses Stella Davis and May NeZl'
of lola, were visiting at J. &. Norton
Thursday and Friday Mrs. Arm
ODDS father, Mr.. Carlisle, of Minneso
ia. is visiting her . Mr.. Schlemme
expects to snip carload of steers
Monday Mr. j. G. Norton has re
ceived two young thoroughbred sheer
which cost him 5000. -. Mr.. Scagg'
has returned from a trip To the West
ern part of the state. He brings Hat
tcring reports from there of the crops
Hiss Carnine has been employed
~ teach our school. BERTHE Jones
of Rising Star is working for his cOus
i'm, T.. l.. Jones Mr.. Bowman. o
Moran, is drillinga well for Mr. kise
The largest yield of oats we hav'
heard of was raised by Mr.. Samue
Jones, of Rising Star. His oats aver
aged a little over 30 bushels per acre
Prairie Center.
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Prairie Hall.

Prairie Hall.
The threshing machine has come
and gone and the matrons are rejoic-
ing The Epworth League had their
devotional meeting on the 18th, assist
ed by Rev. :. Barber. The League
is preparing for concert to be given
August 80. =. \ 10-pOund voter at l..
J. Preston's. A little Miss at Allen
WOodard's. Mr. and Mrs Gullett
visited at J. SeymOur's last week.
The Boeken Bros. threshed 1900 bush
els of oats from to acres. -. John Stew
art was called To Kansas City recent
ly. His brother Dave is taking care
of his child f. ROsenthal should
ever be remembered for the charity he
showed in paying all the expenses ut
that Inflated girl that met death at
his brothers house. Joe Boyer
bought the Hines farm for S}20O.-
Louis DeHaven of one OF Allen
county's staunch young men, but he
is Oh the wrong ticket to get the Win
ming card \ chisled marble house
would be good one to live i'll these
days. The little motherleSs babe OF
Sadie GOrrell died on the 9th. John
Wood has added much to the appear
ance of his place by having new
house and other Improvements made.
Weekly weathpr-Cr Bulletin
The rainfall is ample over nearly
the whole State: little or 10 rain fell II
Iabette, Smith, Phillips, Norton and
the extreme southwestern counties,
increasing eastward and expanding
until by far the larger part of the
haS haan we'll W1tprpU
The line of normal rainfall this week
enters the State in Marshal. passes
through Washington to Cloud, thence
west to Sherman, where it curves
southeast To Clark, passing thence
through Stafford, Reno, Sedgwick and
out of the State through Sumner.
Within this era the precipitation is
above the normal, the excess reaching
maximum of one inch AMI over IN
Ness. Rush, Ellis and Russell, and
farther east Il maximum of two inches
and over in Marion, Chase and Green
wood. which rapidly diminished
sOutheastward, and changes to de-
ficiency of 90 inches in Labette.
The rain of Saturday moved rapid
" across the State from north to
south, scarcely affecting the extreme
eastern counties south OF the NtN oI
the western half of the State.
TEMPERATURE AND SUNSHINE.
The temperature is above the nor
NAL for the week although cool
wave followed the rain of tuesday.
High temperature the first of the
week. succeeded by cool wave. yet
the mean for the week is above th
normal.
There has peen an average amour
of sunshine.
RESULTS.
The benefits resulting to crops IRON
the weather conditions have been Il:
wide spread as the rains. The maiI
crops now are corn, fruits and late
potatoes.
Within the great corn belt of the
the State, corn is in good shape, while
outside Of this belt the cereal is report
ed as making good fodder. In tn
central and northeastern counties corr
is in excellent condition, but is report
ed in bad shape in some portions %
the lower NeOshO valley. Late 20
tatoes are improved, though there ha
been little change for the better il
fruit crops, except grapes. which, as !
-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-08-19

Reimert, Clara Klaumann and May
HOrville. Miss Lola Smaltznr will
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-08-19

birthdays happened along last Mon
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-08-19

lily satisfaCvvIY gasUIiue
Iri.l- Nno1 md - iC hot
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-08-19

Arnold and Harley Finch and Rebec-
IL
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-01-09
NORTH NEWS.

It is now stated, by people who
ought TO know, that Mr.. Patrick lost
$4,000 by the Southern Exposition
at Raleigh.
Mr.. John Bragg, eldest son Of the
late Governor Bragg, died in Will
ming,on Wednesday evening. Dec.
Both, 1891. aged about SO years. He
was buried at Raleigh, Dec. 3lst.
Mr.. Perrin BusLee, the third son
OF the late Mr.. Perrin and Mrs.
Aune Busbee, of Raleigh. died a,
Denver, Colorado, on Christmas day
~ his And year. His remaius were
carried 10 Raleigh.
The tower of the new Trini,, Col
Ilege building at Durham, which tell
several months ago. has been rebuilt,
and is now almost entirely com
pleted, making the building look al
most exactly as it did before.
Raleigh Visitor The painful in
,elligence has reached here tina, Dr..
Eugene Grissom, late Of this city,
but now of Denver, Colorado, is an
inmate under treatment in the In.
sane Asylum in the latter city. This
is indeed sad news to the many
friends Of DR.. Grissom in North
Carolina, who most sincerely hope
that his affection may be of q ten
porary character.