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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23

VyTANTED-A PERSON TO CONTRACT
w FOR SAVING MILL now located and in
frst-class running order. Capacity per DAY
ten to twenty thousand feet. r. +. MOSS.
Booker, Va, Sussex county. oc2s-lw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23

,n,o virginia per cent. at 74A.
o. shares American Tobacco Company, pre-
ferrel, al 1854.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23

EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT AT THE
II corner Eighth and Main streets there ba
FIRST-CLASS RETAIL DRUG STORE. Open
ali night. Best Soda Water, Cooling Drinks
and Cigars 10 lo-u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
WEEKLY RANK STATEMENT.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
RICHMOND. VA. Oct. q. 1871
gagWa

,p.,ovtod hy Messrs. john l.. Williams h
psons Bankers, corner Tenth and Main
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-28
WRECK OF THE ALVA.


yanderbilt's Famous Yacht Run Down
uy steamer II. +. Dimick.
Bosrov, July 25-Wilam X. Wander
bits magnificent floating palace Alva
was run down and sunk at the entrance
to Martha's Vineyard sound yesterday
morning by the steamer Ii. +. Dimock of
the Metropolitan Steamship company.
The crew OF the Alva discovered that
the stem of the other vessel had pene-
trated the side of their steamer, and that
the forward bulkheads had Teen stove in.
Realizing the fact that but short time
would elapse before they must sink. they
hailed the other vessel, which made out to
be the II. f. Dmock, notifying her crew
of the serious nature of the accident.
The party in their night robes, were all
safely landed on board the Dim ock, which
anchored and remained until about lao
o'clock in the afternoon, when the fog
lifted and a course was set for Boston, ar
irving at the dock of India wharf about 8
o'clock last evening.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-28

lu'hays ohiy 30
diamond thief was arrested at A lbany
A church at Huntington, Conn, was
burned.
The mayor of Moncton, n b., has dis
appeared
Many persons were injured in socialist
riot in Brussels
Fire damaged the berth deck of the
cruiser Charleston.
Striking quarrymen are returning to
work at Quincy, Mass.
There are fears of a general strike of
carpenters in st. Louis.
Extensive forest fires are raging at
Prince Edward Island.
An Italian in Wellesley, Mass, was
shot by his brother-n-law.
A short grain crop is reported in Oregon,
Washington and Kansas
Hanlan won against Ross and O'Connor
easily outrowed lIosmer
NJ. H. Scott has been appointed post
master at Poquabuck, Conn
The body of Emma Dunbar was found
in the river at Richmond, Me.
The Hamlet cotton mill at Woonsocket.
X. l., was damaged $1,000 by fire
The disease prevailing in Paris is held
TO be cbolerine, not Asiatic cholera.
Three North Adams (Mass) boys ex-
poded II twenty-five pound can of gun
powder, and were seriously injured
Colonel Charles Morton of Fargo, n. D.,
protests against the anti-option bill.
The mo confidence" vote is to be intro
duced in the British parliament Aug. g.
The wounds of August Winzell, stabbed
at Lawrence, are not likely to prove fatal.
In an interview in Chicago Adlai Steven
son talked hopefully of Democratic sue
cess
Congressman simpsons charges rela-
tive to cattle on the Cherokee strip are
supported.
There is likely to be conflict in the
convention over enforcing the prohibition
law in Montpelier, Vt.
Fourteen valuable colts and fillles, with
barns. were burned at Middlebury, Md,
entailing loss of Sll5,000.
Four bills are to be reported aimed
directly at United States Commissioner
Hallett and Clerk Stetson.
7. p. O'Connor, speaking for the Irish
party, says home rule must be the first
thing on the Liberal program.
Merriall & Sons, worsted spinners of
Bingley, Eng, have suspended. Their
liabilities are ElS0,OO0 and their assets
9S0,0O.
Twenty-four warships of different ma
tionalities are to assemble at Huelva on
Aug 3 to take part in the Columbus cele-
braton.
Some of the inhabitants of St. Johns n.
F., are said to be trying to burn their
property i'll order to participate in the re-
lief contributions.
Big inducements are to be offered the
National Association of Amateur Oars
men to hold Its regattas at Saratoga for
the next three years.
Sentimental attitude of number of
women is believed to have been partly re-
sponsible for the lynchng of two stage
robbers in California
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-28
WOMEN QUARRELED.
ROW ENDS IN THE KILLING OF THE
HUSBAND OF ONE.
Thomas McCarron Tries to Straighten
Matters Out with Thomas Mangan,
and Gets Slashed to Death.

Thomas McCarron Tries to straighten
Matters Out with Thomas Mangan,
and Gets sIashed to Death.
LOWELL, Mass July 26 Thomas Man
gan, aged about 45 years, il charged with
manslaughter III killing Thomas McCar.
ron, another resident OF Bay State court,
off Central street. As far as can be
learned, the assault was the outcome OF a
quarrel between the wives of the two men.
McCarron, who was employed as nod
carrier ou the postoflice building, returned
last night and was shown by his wife
bruise on her arm, which she alleged was
committed by Mangan. 1t Is alleged that
Mrs McCarron urged her husband TO
punish Mangan for assaulting her
MrCarron finally went across the yard
and found Mangan sitting ON his door
step McCarron accused him Of assault.
Ing his wife. and words led TO blows, in
winch Mangan was getting the worst of
1t MaugaH then ran in the house, and II
IS alleged, McCarion followed him Man.
gan picked up a razor to defend himself
from further assault, and slashed away at
MtCarlon as he again closed with him
The first cut given McCarron by Man
gan was on the left side, and the second
on the neck reach hing almost to the collar
hone The people who were returning
from work were attracted to the scene OF
the desperate quarrel, but through fear Tor
personal safety no one ventured near
them until Mccarron fell, covered with
blood.
McCarron lived but short time after
the assault.
Inspector Welch and Officer Marshall
arrested Mangan " agan threw away
the weapon. His ST. old at the police
station corresp ponds IL detail with that
given above
Mangdn is painter by trade and is I'M
ployed by w II Spaldlng * Co, He Is OF
peaceable disposition and against his
viii participated in the alleged quarrel
Yesterday afternoon between his wife and
Mrs McCarrou.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-28
Children Cry for Pitchers CastorIa.
PROBATE NOTICES.
To all persons Interested in either of thu
Estates hereinafter named,

AT a COURT OF PROBATE held at Skow-
n hogan, within and for the county of Som
erset, on the I'd, TUESDAY OF july in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety two the following business having been
presented for action thereupon hereinafter
indicated, it is hereby Ordered: That public
notice thereof be given to all persons interest
ed, that they may appear at a Probate Court to-
be holden at said Skowhegan, at the Probate
Office on the second TUESDAY OF AUG. next
at nine OF the clock in the forenoon, and be
heard thereon and object if they see cause.
MARY +. WILSON, late of Maids d eceas-
ed. Will presented for Probate by Jefferson
Savage the Executor named therein.
ORLECTA S. JOY late of Fairfield, deceased
Will presented for Probate by Hiram Good
win the Executor named therein
ELIZABETH II. CRYMBLE., late of Har-
mony deceased. Will presented for Probate
by VIM. Mclaughlin the Executor named
therein.
ANsTRESs HOWARD late of Arson de
ceased will presented for Probate by Fred A,
Howard the Executor named therein.
JAMES II. FoGG, late of cornyille; deceas-
ed VIII presented for Probate by Hannah j
Fogg the Executrix named therein.
JOHN PEAVY late of Smithfeld, deceased
will presented for Probate by Calvin X. Pierce
the Executor named therein.
JAMES n. MOORE, late of Arson. deceased
Petition for License to sell and convey real es-
tate presented by Ben S. Collins, Admr. also
Widows Petition for Allowance presented.
VIM. L. JENKINS, late of Norridgewock, de
ceased Petition for License to sell and CON
yey real estate presented by Abbie l.. jenkins
Admx
REUBEN JOHNSON, late of Harmony, de-
ceased Widows Petition for Allowance pres
ented.
JOHN CARNEY late of Bingham, deceased
First account of Levi c. Andrews, Admr also
Widow Petition for Allowance presented.
HORACE COOLEY, late of Scion, deceased
First and Final account OF Amelia 5. Barker
Admx presented.
GEORGE w. LISHERNESS, late of Smith
field, deceased. Second account of John II
Morrow and Willie NJ. Ellis Executors pres
ented.
CHARLES BODWELL late of Scion, deceas-
ed. Final account of Selden f. Greene Admr
also Widows Petition for Allowance present
ed.
TURNER BUSWELL, Judge
Attest: S. II. GOODWIN, Registers
Post Office address, Judge, and Register
Skowhegan, Me. 3w29.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-28
Wednesday, July 81.

Lynn (Mass.) street car men threaten to
strike.
Shiras was confirmed associate justice
OF the supreme court
Three new cases of scarlet fever are re-
ported at Waltham, Mass
A platform collapsed in France and
eighty persons were injured.
Richard Downing, aged TO- was drowned
at Dalton, Mass. while swimming.
Mr. Carnegie says he has implicit conf
dence in his agents in Pennsylvania.
The Chautauqua assembly at Fryeburg,
Me, has opened to continue till Aug 10.
The Massachusetts savings bank com
missoners are investigating the banking
laws of the state
Bertram Smith of Newport, Me, who
stole his fathers team two weeks ago, has
been captured in Arson, Me.
w J. Russell was appointed postmaster
at Pleasantvile, Me, and Flora A. Batch
tlder postmaster at West Garland. Me.
BY the humping collision of two freight
trains on the - Y and n. + at Storm
VILE, \. y, an unknown man was killed.
The striking granite cutters of Barre,
Vt, are endeavorng to have IA prominent
real estate owner build them shed 300
leet long,
The act of the legislature allowing
the peusioning of police officers was &C
cepte by the Lowell tMass.) common
council.
The Massachusetts railroad commits
sioners are to investigate the possibility
OF having some device TO deaden the noise
of electric cars.
Miss Nancy Darling Of Hartland, Vt
recently of the state normal school. Osh
kosh, Wis, has accepted the position of
preceptress of Goddard seminary.
The Lawrence (Mass.) board of fire en-
gineers has decided that the wrecking of
the chimney that killed Patrick I'll. Dono-
ghue at fire July l2 was caused by the
explosion of a can of oil.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-28
CONDENSED NEWS.


The Brazilian consul general at New
York has resigned
Fire at Carrollton, Mo. cons umed 500,
90 worth of property
Joseph H. Ilanley, postmaster at Au-
gusta, Me, has resigned
Patrick Fahey a marine, aged Is years,
was drowned near sandy beach, Fall
River, Mass.
benjamin O'Neill s years old, while
PLAYING on raft at Providence, fell into
Vie river and Was drowned.
The body OF Emma Dunbar, who has
been missing since July Is, was found In
the river nj Richmond, Me.
The stora ,e house and barn OF the Union
Carpet Lining company Al WATERFOWL,
Mass. WIS burned, JOSS $1,000
The Rhode Island state board of health
reports no immediate danger Of the
spread of smallpox at Block Island.
Z h Passamaqucd div tribe of Indinsa
has prtitioned the governor aud council
OF Massachusetts to protect its rights.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-28
Notice of Foreclosure.

William Wormlight of Harmony, in the
County of Somerset, by his deed the 26th. daY
of October A. ID. 1880 and recorded in Somer-
set Registry of Deeds, Vol. 40, Page 1872, con-
veyed to me the undersigned, in mortgage one
undivided half part of certain parcel of real
estate situated in said Harmony and descrlh-
ed as follows, to wit Lot number five in the
Second Range of Lots according to the survey
OF Samuel Weston, containing ninety -four
acres more or less. Also one undivided hali
part of another parcel of land situated IN
said Harmony and described as follows. to wi
Being part of lot No 5 in the third Range OF lott
the same that was conveyed to william
Wormlght by Charles Is. Wormight by deed
recorded in Somerset Registry of Deeds, Vol
II, Page 1885, excepting from the first named
parcel OF land piece 20 square rods conveyed
to the town of harmony for Burying Yard
And the condition of said mortgage have
ing been broken, the undersigned, by reason
thereof claim foreclosure.
July 5th, 1892.
SARAH WORMLIGHT
By j. +. Holman, her Atty. 3w21.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-28
Notice of Foreclosure

w hereas, Robert NJ. Owen and NAHUM
w Morrill,, by their mortgage deed, date
the tenth day of September. 1873, and record
ed in the Somerset Registry of Deeds book las
page SIP. conveyed to the Corporation ana
Trustee of the Ministerial and School Fund,
of the Town of Maytield, in this County OF
Somerset and State of Maine, certains lois o.
parcels of land situated in said Mayheld. tt
wit, the lots numbered respe ctively, ninr lH
range one; eight and nine in range two; seven
eight and nine in range three; and seven
eight and nine in range four. And whcr' 4-
said mortgage was assigned by said torp"i'
ton and Trustees to Abner and Phlland'
Coburn by their assignment dated the twen't
fourth day of December, 1874, and recorded p
said Registry of of Deeds book. 219, Page =
And whereas said mortgage was further a-
signed by the Executors of the viii n
Abner Coburn and the Administrator of it'
Estate of Philander Coburn to me, the undt
signed, by their assignment dated the t"'nt
eight day of May 1891. and recorded in ,@9
Registry of Deeds book 219, page Is AHa
whereas the condition of said mortgage hA'
been broked, now therefore, by reason OF 'p'
breach of the condition thereof, | elalw
foreclosure of said mortgage.
Dated at Skowhegan, Maine, July u, lse2
3w29 TURNER BUSWELL, Agent
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-28
HAD EATEN BlUEFlSH.

Guests at Salisbury Beach Hotel
Poisoned, Two Fatally.
HAvERHILL, Mass. July 23-Mrs. Da-
vid Webster and Mrs William Sanborn of
this city, died yesterday in great agony
They with their husbands went to Sails
bury Beach on Wednesday. The parties
dined at a hotel there, the ladies eating
bluefsh. They returned home in the
evening, and shortly afterward Mrs. Web
ster and Mrs. Sanborn were taken ill, with
the result stated. 1t is alleged that their
deaths were caused by the fish they had
eaten. Mrs. Webster was - years old
and Mrs Sanborn 43
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-28
+. ". ALLEN { CO.

In Carpets we are offering nj
teen to twenty yard remnants.
Just suitable for small rooms, at
greatly reduced prices Look at
them!
Our Strawberry Hullers Cat ten
cents) are a great saving of time
and patience in the preparation OF
this luscious berry for the table.
Too cheap to be without!
Curtains in as great a variety
as usual, all kinds, all prices,
good honest values.
We are determined not to
carry over any Wall Paper this
fall, and intend to have new clean
goods for next spring, same as
we have this season; TO accom-
plish this we have made deep
cuts in the prices of many of our
best papers, and We feel sure of
our ability to please you in both
variety and price should you call
on US.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-28
Boston Produc. Market-JuIy 20.


FLouR-The market holds quite firm, though
and super 5. 25Gti b; extra and seconds, $40
Is: Minnesota bakers, clear and straight,
So MOI ~; winter wheat, clear ana straight
81 9is1t4 70; winter patents, 81 5000 %; spring
patrn ;, 81 J015 n; fancy brands $5tSl1j 40.
MEAL-There are no changes to note IN corn
meal, with the quotations at 81 l2'1l IA Oh bag
meal and at 81 }J6t2 40 for barrel meal. Dat
meal is unchanged. Ryeeis steady at 9ota2c
for carload lots and at 95c in jobbing way.
CoRN-A shade iirmer with the market on
Chicago No. yellow to arrive at 5gksc. and
with Chicago No. 2 yellow at dc. The spot
market is firm, with offerings SMALL at: No.
2yellow 8lQg6l1bc; steamer yellow, 60G60lSc
steamer mixed, 5S1sQb591ac; no grade, 55g5sc
the local mar0et>, with the West tirmer: Quo
tations are NOT changed.
MurroNs AND LAMDs-There is also a dull
mutton trade. The hot weather Is unfavora-
BILE Choice heavy Brightons, 90 l0lac choice
eastern veals, 9lL9lsc; common TO good, 7G1sIac
Brightons and fancy, l0c.
BUTrER-rhe market is still tirmer, and
prices really stronger. though buyers in
York and Vermont dairy, lplI2Dc; eastern
creamery, good to choice, 22GI--.221ac; jobblng
prices llL2c higher.
CHEEsE-In rather better request. with a
slightly iirmer market: Choice full creams,
new, st4U934c; fair to good, GGsc, western
choice, new, sl9Gs94c; fair to good, 6Qbsc; sage
Y21Uc. Liverpool is quoted at As id
EGGs-There is IA firm market on eggs that
known TO be fresh Some fancy stock is
bringing fancy prices. Fancy Vermont and
Vermont and New Hampshire extras, l94Dar
Michigan extras, l70l7lac; western trsts, l6la
QDl1c; seconds, lJai6c; Nova Scotia, l51a6Gl7c.
POTATOES Fairly firm, though the receipts
tras, s. %; Norfolk extras, 81; fair 10 good.
81 10,
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-28
Assaulted with Jackkniyes.

PROVIDENCE, July %. - Samuel Ben
jamin was seriously stabbed by Marshall
johnson and Fred Wood during "a melee
on North Main street last night The as
saulted man, who is "A jew, demonstrated
with the ASSISTANTS for going into his
yard, when they turned on him and
stabbed him several times with Jack
knives Both men are under arrest
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-28
You Need suffer No Longer.

From Dyspepsia, Indigestion, sour stomach,
SC.. for YOU en- be cured, no matter how
ronic your case have made stomach
-,uEble Il spcciai stud" tHr wears, and ny my
>VStem ct home Treatment thousands nave
been cured, including In, most chronic cases,
I am daily receiving testimonials from those
.,hosc cases have tCcn declared incurable.
send &C stamp for symptom flank. Consnl'a-
ION tte. ). =. AYREs, VI, D., 271 High st.
Hulyoke, Mass 4w2S +,
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-28
AMONG THE MISSING.
George Everett Fatis to Improve Great
Opportunities to Reform.

OppOftouitle1 tO reform.
WALTHAM, Mass, July 26.-George w.
Everett, q foreman at the United States
watch factory, has departed from town.
A few years ago he WAS arrested for forg-
ing the name of X. E. Robbins, treasurer
of the American factory, to note for
800 For this offense he was convicted
and served three years in the state prison.
notwithstanding this record, confidence
was again placed in him and he secured
employment in the United States factory
In February the company found that he
had drawn money for work that had never
been done. An investigation showed that
returns had been made fraudulentiy on
1900 watches.
He was accused of the crime. confessed
and made fair promise to do we'll in the
future, and was allowed to work out the
amount taken. He had up to week ago
reduced the amount to ESQ, but he has
not been seen since that time
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-28
Charged with Murd err.

GREAT HARRINGTON, Mass, July 25-
Mrs. Sarah Wooster, colored, was arrested
for the murder of "A 5-months old illegiti-
mate child by smotherng. The defendant
hears a bad ,.+.u# 10"
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-28

Send 10 cents for a subscription to a lively
journal for old and young. Ad-
dress, Orange Blossom, Yarm9uthport, Mass.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-28
Attest: y. W. BRAINERD, Clerk.


Date of writ. Feb. IS, 1892 Ad -damnum, $1,000.
Writ returnable and entered March term, 1892.
Action of the case, ''for that the said defen-
dant at Lacross, Wisconsin, to wit at Skow-
hogan, on the first day of January, 1874, by
his promissary note OF that date by him sub
scribed by the name of +. VI. Mcclellan, for
value received promised to pay to the Plaintiff
to pay him or order the sum of Three Hundred
and FortyTwo Dollars ON demand with inter
est at 10 per cent until paid
WALTON ~ WALTON, Atty's for Plaintiff.
A true copy of the order of Court, with alb
stact of writ.
Attest: y. W. BRAINERD, clerk.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-28
!; y Y; % sn e sf' SS WALL PAPER
to send Sc to pay postage on our beautiful lint Of
over 100 matched samples at lowest prices
LEGAL NOTICE..

7 sENLT
Somerset SIS, supreme Judicial Court, March
Term A. D. 1902,
George L. Wiley, VS. Frank NJ. Mcclellan
and Charles +. Mcclellan, Tr
And now in this term, it is Ordered, that
notice of the tendency o this suit be given to
the said defendant by pu blishing an attested
copy OF this order, together with an abstract
of the PLAINTIFF writ, three weeks successfully
in the SOMERSET REPoRTERa newspaper print
ed at Skowhegan, in the county of Somerset,
the last publication to be not less than thirty
days before the next term of this Court, to be
holden at Skowhegan, within and for the
county of Somerset, on the third Tuesday of
September, 1892. that said defendent may then
and there appear and answer to said suit if he
shall see cause,
Attest y. W BRAINERD. Clerk.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-28
THE CATTLE MARKETS,
Doings at Brighton and WATERFOWL for
the Week Ending July ~
AMouNr or STOCK At MARKET


Prices for northern and eastern beef cattle
y b dressed weight, which includes beef hides
and tallow; Choice 51algri4c b n: first quail
ity, M15iIc II n; second quality, 41a044c II h;
third quality, 3h34c II h; poorer grades of
coarse oxen, cows bulls, stays etc. 21tGJ3 Il n.
Hides etc.-l}righton hides &c y n; brighton
tall"w, &c T. n: country hides, J051ec b ID;
country tallow, 2i,6b:ic y %; lamb skins,
6Jlt75 each; wool skins ltl 25 calf skins. 100
9Oc each; COW hides. 5t b ID; bull hides, +ll434c
y n; sheared skins, ;SfIjOc each.
Working oxen None in the market.
Mich cows and springers-rne supply was
moderate. the demand fair. Spectators and
jobbers were on the grounds, and drovers sold
to them few lots.
Veal Calves The demand was active and a
clearance WAS readily effected before the noon
hour, and at values for good calves IL shade
frmer while common and and ordinary grade
remained steady.
Sheep and lambs The demand was active
and prices of last week were we'll maintained
A clearance was easily effected.
Swlne-Prites were the same last week
TAc b ID being received for country dressed.
Western are quoted from 5s3616t,c y n, live
weight.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-28
Skowhegan, Saturday July Both.
FLAGS, FLAGS, FLAGS.

will send postpaid on receipt of price, Il
first quality Cotton Bunting Flag with names
Of candidates for President and Vice President
of any party.
ST long 15c. Aft. - 90. 5ft. ST rs eft 80.
Send for price on any size and kind of Flag.
GEO. A. DUSTIN, Dexter, Me.
Dealer in Flags, Portraits, Fireworks and all
kinds of Campaign Goods. 4w27
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-22
Political ifarangue.

Last Saturday a crowd Of cglorod pee
people assembled in the lot bAch OF Pun
rington Bros store to hear Columbus
Baker speak. lie spoke. He had very
little to say and he said 1t, though It took
hlm quite a little time to Do II aid he
used a great many words. His chief com
plant against the democrats party was
that il leglslates against the poor man
and VIII not give the republicans the pol
holders they want. After Columbus
spoke MIR j. A White, Third party nom
inee for the Legislature, took the stard,
but he talked so low that few could tell
what he said.
W. could not catch his words plain V
but as well as we could hear he advised
the negroes 10 spit up, and not act fool
Iahly and get nothing as they have done
eretofore.
After Mr.. W hite spoke NJ. Price
from Martin county spoke also. He told
the rcgrces that the white people had
given them the privilege to preach the
gospel, but if they could find any Mis-
slonary Baptist doctrine in the Bible they
could beat him.
He said the Third party people ha,.
got in debt and so are in trouble ard
want to borrow moTey from the United
States Oh 50 years time 10 pay it.
After he spoke Guiliord johnson took
the stand and we lpf.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-22

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