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40 Louisiana ave.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts. n22- lot

EITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE by
rirfus OF writ of 1er1 farias issued out Of the
clerks ONCE o. the supreme cSnr. OF tie District Of
Coiumbis and to me directed. will sell pub ic
tor cash front of the court house door Of said
District on Friday. the 9TH day Of necember 1892 12
O'Clock all tie rieh title. claim and interest Of the
to WIT: Lots numbered ave 3d. SIX t6l and seven 90
IN square numbered eight hundred and twenfy-nine
.eesD In the city Of Washington DIS net Of Column
hia vita Al and singular the improvements thereon
seized and levied upon ~ the property Harry Ian =
yogt and viii be sold satisfy execution No. $500
st Law in favor Of William J. Frlxxel.-
DANIEL n RANsDELL.
u. g. Marshal
RArcLfFFE. DARE 4 co..
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A Section PLAN.

well-known man in Washington, one Of the
class who would use cabs freely if, AS he ex-
pressed it, 'things were differently managed"
was discussing this question with STAR re-
porter recently and in the course of the con-
verEation he made a suggestion that seemed
practicable that it may be worth the considera-
ton of those who have in charge the matter Of
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ID $50 ~ 81 sw.
s1REEr HETwEEN THIRD AND FOrR md
A. ALI SIZE ; sOgTHHIsT. ANp Two:
RAJ A kUCTi' ..--
1922. A. ForK O'ClOsK r ". ", al in front
Q; sue r-ui>e> ot e > eQusrr asa fron'iur -
fesf 4s4 inc OF fht nHrfh side - street rs GsEth
81 la- see; .rchs. D foot alley. improved b.
c-siOry frame dN,,i.ar.
Immediate E'ter will s.. frame dwelling on Ally.
Isfns' Oae-lAf 49,. alamo ~ and twelve
m nths. Viii it.'c-rs.. so,rrrd 10y de- tru-; on
p.nrerty - a.. sasG. 90 q rur, Sse- L.
iosii Of 800 required tiste u' sale Conveyan. sns
and recJrGlEg AZ cost uf pgr. rassr.
THOMAS DOWNING SON
ne dts AurTia.. -.
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THRfE.sroRY f1f.wrNDowEp BEIGE

NOKTHwFST. TEN ROOMS AND BAH AND
ALL MOEEkN COVE sIENCEs.
On NJ DAY AFTERNooN. NOVEMBER
iTWESIl-EIGHTH, at EAEF-PAST FOC X
O'Clock. we will sell in front q the premises Lot
No. a. ia block No. 3, Le Droit Park improved by
nearly new brick dwelling. cont aiming % oolns aud
bath. his PROPERTY Is sit lated in Of the
tons nj lie DrUi Park AID has lficeut view Of
the city.
Terms sale: Will be sold subject deed trust
OF III, 100. and balance cash. deposit # 800 re-
CURED At time of sale. Convey anciay and recording
on both of the above PROPERTIES at the our
chaser. Terms to br complied with within fifteen
days, otherwise the right reserved 10 sell r1t
erty or any OF them, az the risk aud the
defaIllting purchaser after five DAYS advertisement of
such resale In some newspaper published Wishing
ton, ID. {. DINCA\SO\ BROS.
n23dSds Aucti,-Da..s
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VATcIIfFE. DARR 4 Co. Auc,.
cHAXcTRY sAIE OF VERY yALrABIF rx.
PROVED KEAL ESTATE on THE NORTH
NtsI CORNER OF EiFTEFSTH AND N

= Al I - Ntfht NAkNf
BY virf - oi decree q the Suprem. Court q tho
D;srict = Columbia. PASSED on she 18Th dsy q No
Nen.,rr a,f-. n equity rsuse No. IA. oSS. whsrstu
nm;s' Freeman et a. are cnmrl insnis and Henry
Freeman - q are dsfen dsnts The undersigned.
tFu>~-S. VII ntier tr - a. Uunic Aurton, IA frunt
- thr premises, on FRIDAY. pECEMBi q sEcnNn
lNf1, a. -FOUR O'CLOCK q NJ the follow
ms described resi- estate. "a VT Part % oris1na LOO
iNutrrfl n ul. a sQpa-e numbered one hundred
and niu-ty IA llqN. begnn'ns she same % the
southeast n'rne oi said To- and running thence
s4'fs street twenty l.Cl feet thence nurth SIXTY.
t"H 81, feet and tn liaN iut be-, thenrs @.st
twenty t'o1 feet O. 18th street wes theme
tn Da" . ueginuing. tove'h~r With IN prove.
IA ~ ihe-eau cJls sinug - fUur-st,rN md
h1Uk dwelling svhters howTke-. L. a decd a Trust
20 81. ,sNl. % DO annsuu 81 ~ -a'e
flDs q sas Trs~TitHd ~ the decree One-fhf-d
- tho turrAase cash the halance IN two
eg3s tnstau en.s ans tNo years With intsne.t
y ~ The day sale g. ~ secured by deed q rust
upou the property sold all a the Option ~
the fnrc hs-rr. d"pu~ii 80 e2O VII be rr1ur-d al
a. q . q sale AL HUnvryNuring aud Recording 80
rufrhh-rs oct Terms %: "A e. h. complied With
within teen aAvs frI dnv - sale, therNl-e the
trbste's 'ss-Ne the rgii 20 resell the rsk
OF the deiaultinr purchaser.
CLAk sCE A RRsNnFNBTRG
. Trustee, sl2 9TH st "A ".
HENRY WISE GARNklT
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off in the direction of the Capitol. The cab
was neat. clean and new vehicle, the property
of the Herdic Phaeton Company and Its mum
Der was "a. When the destination was reached
the reporter put his head out of the froat win
dow and IN the most innocent of tones inquired
what the amount of the damages Imagine
his disappointment when the driver politely
said: twenty-five cents. please. Put the
amount in the box, but can furnish you change
IL you wish it, The first effort was a failure
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n.5-dkds THOMAS QSyo5SMTfnvTIlE Trustees.
RATCLIFFE. DARk Il Co. AUCTIUNEERs,
IL $50 PA. AVE. " w
ELEGANT THREE.STORY PRESSED BRIO

HoCSEa 40, 722 ELEVENTH STREET SOUTH
On TCtsDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY NINTH.
of The pre-. isas
PART OF 0RIGINALI0T IL. SQUARE e95
front NJ 81 10 eet on 1lth street with depth IL
feet inches to D-foot paved alley. improved by an
eegi mt brick house with back building under good
rental and Oh line Il Anarostia
,erms; over and above an incnInhrance OF 90 600
70 De ara In cash deposit Of 300 required the
time of sale: Terms to be COMPLIED with in fifteen
days from the day OF sale the right to resell the
rsE and cost o the cefaultny purchaser is reserved
AL con veyancing recor Ing &c. at purchasers cost
M t&dbs kATCLIEtE. DAkR L Co. Aucts.
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nUNcANsoN BRcs.. huctloneers.

A SPLENDID BRICK DWELLING. No, I4e2 y
sIRtET NORTHWEST. CONTAINING TEN
Rooms AND BATH, ALL MODEM CON
EESIINCts AND Pl BRICK FRONT.
pRED AND rwENTI-sIN 70 a WIDE tITEl
On TUESDAY, SOHEMBE INVENT NINTH
at FOUR O'CLOCK ?. NJ. We will sell IN trout II tn
Premises lot 81 in sgusre PIP This property ad-
Circle aud Ia "a street cars.
The terms Of sale One-thlrd cash the balance
IN one an two years. with SIX yer cent Ier annum
interest. ayabie semi annually; all cash At option
~ the purchaser deposit OF $50 required al time
OF sale.
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no1iSSs
nUNCASsON BROS. Al CTIoSEEEs.

THAT VALUABLE. SFW AND SUBSTANTIALLY
ECUT kfsIDENCE AND GROUNDS FRONT
ING On HE SEVENTH STREET LOAD AMI
HoETH +: IGHrWCoD. N THE DIsTkICT
OF COLUMBIA.
By virtue OF two deeds # trust bearing dates re.
spectN-!y Sep'emher IL. 1870. and March 10 1891
AMI da,y recorded In lhr t593 io:o III. aud 1870
folio ~ the land records o: the District o. Column
bia AID ~ the request Of tie party secured thereby
we VIII sea- at pnhltc auction front the premises
on MONDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF Deem
Der, 1s9e. at FOUR O'CLOCK NJ the tul owing
desr - land and PREMISES situated in tie D strict
aforesaid ard known AID Designated as Tart Of OF
twenty Cs0l in ialen u Green's subdivision part
Of tract Of land called GIRLS, Portion, the
Is recorded in county book o. pare 40. one Of the
records Of the surveyors Office the District
luinha. ginning for the at the nor the cor
ner VI said lot and running thence soGh ti.ty (JO)
feet thence west two hundred f2oo feet theme
my GOD feet and Thence EAST tJ hundred 0I feet
to the place of BEGINNING
Terms: One third 81 the purchase money in cash.
and the balance IN three equal installnei's in six
twelve and eiybteen months. with interest and Sc
cured by deed OF trust the property. ali cash
All convey aD' INK and recording the If the pur
chaser deposit OF 5000 will be required
of sale II teflrs of sale not complied with wih
t. days after sale the trustees the
sell the property at the risk and Of the defautns
purchaser after such public notice they may ceeu
necessary.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-01
THEY LOOK IT OVER
A rarty of Railroad Men Visit the City
and { bserve Many Things

A I'arty of Railroad Men Visit the City
and bserve Many Things
A party of Norfolk and Western and
LYnchburg and Durham railroad officials,
among whom were Colonels ID. w. Flick
wir, general superintendent n. & W.;
Theo Lowe, superintendent l. & D; P.
Wallace, superintendent motive power
n & W; r. c. Standard, ex superinten-
dent L. & ID an j. w. Goodwin, chief
engineer n. & W. arrived in the city last
night and spent the forenoon in locking
over the l. & ID. road and formulating
plans for contemplated improvements.
Colonel Z NJ Graham, the courteous
and affable manager Of the l. & depot,
telegraphed to~tbe weather clerk to sus-
pen operations and stopped his canning
factory long enough to show the strangers
over the city. And this accounts for the
fact that we have had some sunshine left
in Durham to-day. Heretofore the colo
mel has been sending it all West.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-01
LINGERING LETTERS.
A. List of Letters Waiting Owners in the
Durham POStOffice.

A. List of Letters Waiting Owners in the
Durham Postoffice.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in
Durham postoffice, advertised February
%, 1899:
Adkins, Ed; Austin, Mrs. Tilley.
B-Barhee, Mrs Liddie: Bosse, w T.;
Burch, Mrs F.
Coates, Dick; Cheek, J. E.; Clark,
George; Colslough, Sylvestar.
D-Day, Mrs. Jane E; Dixon, F. d !;
Durham, l.. r.
G-Gundy, A. j.
H Hamlet, Dave; Hatchett, Miss An
ME.
I-Ingeam, Jesse
J-Justice,
king, NJ. D.
L-Lattie, Miss E Leach, Miss San
ders
M-Mays, Miss Susan Meares, Miss -
Pianist, Joseph; Pheasants, J. F.
R-Robersou, A Robertson, Miss A E.
Uwo0
S-Simons, Andoon; Smith, Rev.
George.
T-Templetou, j. Fl.
W-Watkins. James R; two) Whita-
ker, Mrs. VIM; Williams, Chas. l. Wise,
Capt. w. A.
York, E.
w. A. ALBRIGnT, p. NJ.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-01
LIVE LOCAL LINKS.

The Days Record of Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.
Colonel Atkins moved his household
goods to-day.
w. a. Slater Il Go fine clothing and
gents furnishings, 100 Main street.
New crop Cuba mOlasses by the hogs
head barrel or gallon at the Racket Gro
Gerry
Shadow PantOmime to night at
Stokes Hall. Popular prices and pleas
ant evening for all who attend.
W. A. Slater & Co. are on the corner
of Main and Mangum streets, and hay e
all sizes of the Manhattan shirt.
For the best goods, prompt and po-
lite attention and quick delivery, buy
your goods at the Racket Grocery.
Colonel Charley Postley's big watch
run down to day and then he run it up
again. And this is a grammatical fact.
Mrs. T. Davis will soon enlarge her
general store and &increase her stock of
goods. This is The way with Durham
merchants
-Wanted-Young man of good ad
dress and some business ability. Work
pleasant and light Call on J. p. Hayes,
Yearly House, Main street.
Regular meeting \. O L. ". to night
at 80 o'clock in odd Fellow hall Work
in the degrees. Every member is earn.
estly requested to be present
-Remember that | am selling flour
worth s. % per barrel for So rs Now
Is the time to buy your March supply
and save money ". II Proctor.
Regular meeting Of Durham Com
mandry No ,, Knights Templar, to night
at ':3O sharp. Work in Red Cross de-
gree Fatigue cap, sword and baldric.
1t might notbe oat of place to casually
remark, as we go along, that now is a
splendid time for the prosperous mer-
chanl to plant his spring advertisement
--lolonelS Pollok and King rode the
goat for the first time last night in Odd
Fellow hall. They describe the expe.
Hcnte this morning as an odd sensation.
Mrs c. II Norton has issued invita-
lions to an apron party Thursday even
ing complimentary to Miss Maggie Bray,
OF Washington, d. c., who is visiting in
our city.
Don forget the shadow pantOmime
S'N'oNes Hall this evening by the Ladies'
Ald Society of st. Philips Episcopal
church. The entertainment will be
UNIQUE and entertaining and all should
attend
he regular meeting of the Durham
h'ght Infantry will be held TO night at
the armory. Business of Importance
ana full attendance requested. By
oruer OF Capt. T. J. Winston, who is a
hummer.
DR.. }. NJ. Carter, pastor of the First
DAp'is' church, of Raleigh, n. c, will
kpfeach the Bac alaureate seImln be.
3ore the graduating class of the Uniyer-
y py on SUNDAY, May %. We oongratu
a .la'e the young men on their selection.
III r' carter Is vigorous thinker and a
strong preacher.
-lhe News and Observer says: At
u ance superior court YESTERDAY Judge
Ryan iaid aside the verdict in the case
which jenkins, of Henderson, sued
ro"n' OF Winston, for slander, The
mount claimed was $25, 900 and the iurv
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-01
TO LIQUOR NO MORE |!
Graham Umstead, CDlored, Held for
Peddlirg Whiskey.
Violates the Sunday Clause and Bound
Over to Court.
ALSO HAD A SHOOTING IRON ALONG
People Who Come and Go-brief Brevi-
ties of Interest to All Readers
of The Globe.

Late last evening 6 raham L instead, col
ored, was arrested, charged with selling
whiskey on Sunday.
Onccr Dixon arrested the fellow, and
another fellow with him, TO whom Um-
ste al vas explaining the shell game,
started to run and Chief WOodall took
him in and two Of EN- were marched to
headquarters.
The Other fellow, not being charged
with anything, was released, but Um-
stead was bound over to appear at the
March term of court, failing to give bond
of $500
His mode Of procedure is said to have
been that he peddled the wLiskey in
Smoky Hollow. The charge was for
doing this on the 14th Of last month
Umstead was also found with a pistol
in his pocket, and ~ he desired TO await
his trial on that charge he vas assessed
an additional hundred and he now Ian
guiahcs.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-01
DEATH OF MRS. ANNIE BROOKS.

A A"Aooro Lady Dies i'm Nashville, n. G.,
and Is Taken Home for Interment.
The remains of Mrs. Annie p. Brooks.
OF Koxbo'o, who died Sunday in Nash
vile, where she had been on a visit to
friends, arrived in Durham last night
and were taken TO Roxbors to-day for
interment.
Deceased was seventy eight years of
age and died of congestion of the lungs,
brought on by the grip. She was
much esteemed in the community where
she lived and her death will bring sor
row to many.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-01

Mrs. Albzette has opened a new
boarding house, corner Main and Rox
boro streets, and would like for people
wanting board to look at her rooms.
Mrs. Albzette is stranger in the city
and THE GLOBE wishes her success.
The many friends and admirers of
Colonel Polly, who fills an important post
in the drug house of Colonel Will Yearly,
will be grieved to learn that that festive
and popular individual is down with the
grip and is now doing the recuperative
act at the home of Mrs. Yearly. THE
GLOBE extends its sympathy and wishes
for Colonel Polly a speeding recovery.
The live and popular grocery firm Cf
A G. Cox & Co, whose improved quar-
ters and increased facilities were noticed
in THE GLOBE yesterday, are now ready
for business at their new stand, where
they have one of the largest and most
complete stocks of fancy and heavy gro
ceries in the city. Call and see their new
store and sample their goods. See an
nouncement in another column.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-01
ARE YOU IN 1T?

A Chance for Every Man to Live in His
own House and BE Happy.
DR.. j. L. Watkins, who during the past
year has added many desirable new resi-
dences TO Durham, all of which have
been sold on reasonable terms to people
wishing nice but inexpensive homes, cow
offers to build on best lots, beautifully
located, any style of house you wish and
sell on one, two and three years time.
This is an opportunity TO get a home
which should not be allowed to pass you.
See DIR. Watkins at once and get his
figures.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-01
ANOTHER NEW FACTORY.

Durham Will Add Yet Another to Her
Long List of Industries.
Along with the other things which the
spring will bring, Durham is to have a
broom and bucket factory.
Mr.. McGhee, of Richmond, will be man :
agcr, and the enterprise will be backed
10y BrOdie Duke, who is hummer
= Operations will be commenced as soon
as buildings and machinery can be gotten
in readiness and the new ctory will be a
winner.
And all this means that Durham is get
ting to he front with both feet
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-01
COMING AND GOING.
Durham N People on the Move and visitors
in the CITY.

Mr.. II. p. Strause, of Richmond, is in
the city on a visit to his brother
W. K. Mitchell, of Washington, d. c.,
representing Edison General Electric
company, of New York, is here to-day
to close contract for placing lights in
the new hotel
Colonel Ellis, of the big dry goods firm
of Ellis, Stone & Co, left this morning
for the North, where he will lay in the
dress goods ever brought to the city.
Wait for Colonel Ellis return and the
music which will follow
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-01

Allow cough to run until it gets beyond
the reach of medicine. They often say,
ooh, it will ear away" but in most cases
il wears them away. Could they be in
duced 10 try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Balsam, which is sold on
positive guarantee to cure, they would I'M
mediately see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose. Price SOC and Sl.oo'
Trial size free. At all druggists.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-01
L. is Not What We Saw

Bat what Hoods Sarsaparilla does, that
makes it sell, and has given it such firm
and lasting hold upon the confidence of
of the people. The voluntary statements
OF thousands of people prove beyond
question that this preparation possesses
wonderful medical power
Hoods Pills cure Constipation by re-
storing the peristalic action of the ali
mentary canal. They are the best family
cathartic.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-01

No pills or nauseating poison, out
pleasnt tonic and purgative is Simmons
Liver Regulator.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-01

So simple yet always efficacious in all
bilious disorders is Simmons Liver Reg-
ulator
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-01
AS THE SEASONS COME.

Soon Again the Soft South Wind Will
Kiss and Woo.
Spring is about here, in fact, this is the
first day of March, and with spring al
ways comes this gentle and brief yet
emphatic admOnitiOn:
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-01
TRINITY COLLEGE.

Winter term begins first week In January.
1872 at Trinity. Randolph county. y: c.
New Catalogue now in press Will oe mailed
free on application 10 the President
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-01

How Grim Time Monkeys with Those
Once So Young.
From a Prattling Babe with Rattle i'm
Hand to Bawling Baseballer.
EVER THUS FROM cHILDHooos, ETC
Brief and Authentic Yet Tear Fetching
Account of the East Durham Kid
and Its Way.

Old age comes creeping on US all.
Yet 'tis thing it always did
1t stopped the mouth that once did bawl
Especially of East Durham kid
So at least we were informed this morn
ing by highly reputable gentleman OF
East Durham. He says that no more this
charming picture
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-01

awarded $1OO The judge declared that
the verdict was not according to the
evidence and ordered ii laid aside.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-01
CUT FLOWERS, BOUQUETS |

Choice Cut Flowers in great variety. Bou-
ouets Baskets and Floral Designs tastefully
arranged. Pampas Plumes. Magnolias, Fine
Eyergreens, Silver and Sugar Maple. Horse
Chestnnts and other Shade Trees.
Telegraph orders promptly attended 10.
H. STEfNMETZ, Florist
Raleigh. N. C..
Leave orders with r. III. Heartt. at Black
nall Sons Drug Store. Durham. ~. C.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-01

is seen in that classic yet busy suburb
East Durham.
The kid has grown into a brawling,
base, and baseball brat; he has thrown
away his tin rattle and now has base
ball bat and is balling in another way.
This kid, which was left and deserted
betrayed by inhuman and indecent
parents-out in the world playing ball,
and this is the way he looks now.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22
Certified Cory Of Order.
STaTE ~ MISSOURI, .,
LyI<r. g APE G:Ea-HI.Us

ST.rEu ~ MISSOURI, =,
CJJNr. . APE G-:E".n-@ut
Adjourned August T-rIn, IL.
IN th" County Court Of said County, ga :ae
sixteenth day If r%tcinher. ia*. ne blowing
a:lrr~ o.n"f ur"cee'ing. Wc5c rad. VIZ;
Stv". Law. p%,ti:!oa rresii.t.i fyr fcs:rai'in-
ari.nEis Election ordered
Mo-. = presented 4 = utinY signed ~ :itors
a than one iaru7t,i hrus ir.- - -!,
CyH8ty ~ Cap. GiTa-:'..i. a.SI'- 10 S'H.t
L. s1G-" 10 h. su!fii.--i - sc ';',Ei..'-: T't"rz
Of inc ~Gasti.ty, at me rest general "l"-''r. III"
ruusli"l q "~nf;rci u ia saIl comfy, t.I' pro
Eisio's ~ 81 at - the General Assembly "a
the sat. - vi s'url a. pr Idol iyr - .r'icl"
:. 1ilai'."r3 !.rFis't ~rt':'t., q ~ >;l'' -
:iis=r;i.- # Is -, - TAR a. the eaT'c IlTy at
applicable tn-wit: roy Restraining H"Ta.'
Nu!rs. AseUs, cartl-, ~viEc. %h"cl' aud t"at,
from rhnuing n laT.;": ::n tn" Con-; rci. =
sufficiently adviccI uf snd c"nrrrdiE- the
matters AID things set forth IN said Petition.
,iJli: ori-- tfat :iC question or restraint 4.
Horses, Mlles. Asses. Cattle. swine, Si'eci'
nrl G"atE from rU:sHIay At lax nTtsif2 If H."
i.r,p>V.s .: - OHnC: thrT, 81. u" submitted
~ til. cull'i-d .rt"-s ~ ne rCn:'y 81 ts'as
Girar1aau. Sat 81 NirsCCri. =; IN" a"Nt
-.i.rrai ...c.iuu 10 Rc 81 su. :r- 'iI.t Fuc=."y
at.rr the -. NnI.tay i. Novcs.srT - L: :.
.urtl,"r ~o-Icrc; bc III. ocar: th1f ::nr" shall
be wr.ttal = u~ria;c, o. 90 Ii ballot yo,cy. a:
said election the foIl"r i?G sentences to-wit:
"for t.,to-c..,~ thr Law restraining iirrscs.
Nnlrs, Ass,.. Ca.tI", Swine, Sheer aud Goats
So
AGAINST enforcing IN" Law r~asiEaIr iss
Horses, :iu.e=. *f-ts. tC'.c, swim, Sh"cp
and Goat. from rlUaiag ST large
(F-asr ;G- eiG:I.e yCG 30 no. f.-url
Ard thai tlc Iu:i-Hs and CHRIS ~ ~:I'i "i'c-
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HHl:a ,lac,s in each township 81 said c"unty
STATE OF MISSOURI, lss
CrINII o. Carr cIrHIsITAU
= William Pear, C,-A o. t',r county C5urt,
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~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF. !
-Tu have i.dr"un." set ny hand ana .iise'l
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~Toc!-sc1 IA. tie 51th day Of September. ls4..
Dct-r.- WILLIAM Par.
Click Care Girlr,lcaI County Cert.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22
MIR. Cleveland cannot carry New
YOrk."-SeRdtor ,JdcoJ Il. Cantor.


The veto record of Grover Cleve-
land is likely TO cause him trouble,
and now Mr.. Robert Barnwcll Roose-
welt, who wa appointed Treasurer OF
the Democratic National Committee
by Mr.. Cleveland's especial request.
finds himself in q world of voc be-
cause of certain utterances of his
ABOUT Irish voters that have appear
ed at a very inopportune time, when
their author least wants to see them.
The current issue of the Irish World,
under date of October Is, contained.
prominently displayed OH its front
page, the following:
A LEADING DEMOCRATS OPIN-
ION OF IRISliMEN.