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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31
ALEXANDRIA VA, THURSDAY EVENING MARCH 81 1892
LEGAL.

XTIRGINIA In the Clerks Office of this Co.
Y poraticn Court Of the city OF Alexandria, on
the I'D day Of March, 1892.
John ]. Desmond W. Cornelius Desmond in his
own right and as administrator OF Ellen Dts
mond. deceased, Horo1ia Murphy, Edward
Murphy, Margaret Rocket, John f. Fockctt,
Mary Carroll, W. J. Carroll, Mary Desmond,
John Desmond, Darisl Desmond, Jeremiah
Desmond, William Desmond, Mary Desmond,
children of Jeremiah Desmond, Edward No
lapd, James holland, Marion Noland, Bernsrd
Noland and Harry holland children of Kate
Noland.
Memo: The Object of this suit i. to obtain
partition of tho estate OF Ellen Desmond, dc.
ceascd, or II this cannot he conveniently done.
then sale and division of the proceeds among
thoee entitled thereto and for settlement of the
mlnistrator of Ellen Desmond deceased.
The defendants Margaret Rocket John E.
Rocket her husband, Mary Carroll and w. J.
Carroll her husband, Mary Desmond, widow Of
Jeremiah Desnond, deceased, John Desmond
Daniel Desmond, Jeremiah Desmond, William
DesmoId and Mary Desmond, chi diem Of Jere-
miah Desmond. deceased, Edward Noland and
james Roland children OF Kate Noland not, bav-
ing entered their appearance and given se-
curity according to the act of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and it appearing by
affidavit that they are not residents of this State
it liz ordered that the said defendants appear here
within fifteen days after due publication of
this order, and do what is necessary to
protect their interest in this suit and that
o copy of this order be forthwith insert
cd in the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, O newspaper
for four successive weeks, and posted st the front
door Of the Court House of this city.
JOHN 8. BEACH. Clerk.
G. G. Carlin, p. q. msr23 w4w
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WIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office Of tire Cor
v roration Court OF the city OF Ale1andris, on
the 26th day Of March, 1892.
Lydia N. Pullin, plaintiff, sgsins. Mary Hewes,
Henry W. Hewes James II. Hewes, Sumner J.
Hewes, Albert P P. Hswes, Madison Collier,
- Co lior, hs wife, and D. W. Aitcheson,
defer dants. In chancsry.
Memo: The object Of this suit is to OBJ ain par.
titio1 or sale and the distribution OF the pre- ceeds
amongst those entitled thereto OF the real tsta.e
OF which George C. Hewes died soiztd and pc
sessed. And an afidavi5 having been made and
filed that the defendants Mary Hewe,, Henry W.
Hewes, James M. Hewos. hummer J. Hewe,, al
bert P. P. Hewes Madison Collier, and --
Collier, his wife. are not Ie,idents OF this State
1t is ordered, that the said defendants
appear here within fifteen days after due
publication of this order, and do what is neces-
sary to protect their interests in this suit and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, newspaper published
in the city of Alexandria, once week for four
successive weeks, and posted at the front door of
the Court House of this city. copy: test:
JOHN s. BEACH, Clerk.
A. W. Armstrong, p. q. msr26 w4w
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NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the late Arm OF HEWEs
& AITOHEsON nre hereby notified that they
must settle the game before ,he fret day Of May,
1892, or l will b, compeled t, brirg suit, as
am required to Gloss the IF r O. ssd firm as
early as possible. EEW. AlTCHEsON,
mar1S tmy1 Surviving partner.
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ZOE oHER FIgTY YEARS.

An OLD ANo WxIL.TR1ED REMEDY.-Mrs
Winslows Soothing Syrup has been used for over
Fifty Years by Ai2sess Of Mothers for their Ch:l-
dres WSile Tcesasss, with PSee. stccess Il Soothes
the Ck:ld, Seftsas the Grrs, AQays all PGia Cures
Hsa9 Csi;c and 10 tho best rame=y tnr Diar7aea
Sold by Druggists IN every part OF tle wurld. II
galue Is incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Wisslor's SoosssSs Es7ap, and take no other kind.
Tyenty.ETe cents kottls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-31

BUCKLEN,S ARNICA sALVE.
THE BEST aALvE in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bheurn, Fevor Sores, letter.
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, CorDs and all Skin
Eruptions and positively cures Piles, Or no pay
required. It is guaranteed to give perfect salts
fsotion. or money refunded. Price 26 cents per
box. For sale By c. g. Lennon, Cos Ring st.
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mara I'd
!, DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
Ali persons Indebted t, the lst, GEORGE G
HEWES are hereby notified that require i'm:
mediate settlement OF the amount duo. and all
persors having claims against the estats Of said
George c. Howos. are required to present the
same 10 me duly authenticated.
PARK AGNEW
mh24 Sod AdM'f o.GeorRe G. Hewes dec'd.
A DMINIsTRA2OA'5 NOTICE.
hereby give notice that have qualified as
admilistrator upon the estate Of AMANDA
BROWN, deceased. All parties indebted to the
estate will plesee come forward aud tette, and
those who have claims against the eatate will PRE-
sent the same for payment. Addres,
]. B. HARDWOOD Administrator.
mh17 1Os 4S3 Pom. ave-. Washington. D. c.
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By 3. T. Lucas, Auctioneer

By B. T. Lucas, Auctioneer
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF FURNITURE,
Ia &C, &C.
As administrator of GEORGE c. HEWEs, de-
ceased will sell at public asction IN
MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1892
at 10 o'clock M, at the late residence OF said
George c. Hewes, No 323 south Lee street, AL.
ezandria, Va, the following PROPERTY, to wit !:
Household and Kitchen Furri ure, consisting Of
Parlor, Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture Carpets
Beds. Bedding, Cooking Utensi g, &c.
Terms Of eale-Cash. PAKK AGNEW,
msr24t Is Admir-. of Geo. G. Hewes.
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mar1S ia
By r. T. Lucas, Auctioneer.
GALE OF SUB URBAN LAND.

~ ALE OC UhDhN LAM.
will SELL for the owner, at pub c auction on
THURSDAY, the 7th day Of April. 1892, at $50
p. M, sharp, TWENTY ACRES OF LAND i'm.
proved by sEVEN.ROOM HOUSE and BARN,
with sba ie trees, pump and running stream, stu
sted at West End, Alexandria city, near Toll Cato,
upon the following terms: Cne-hslf cash, balance
in 6, II, 19, and "a months. This place would
make an excellent dairy, poultry, garden or fruit
fsrn, or is convenient for butcher or florist, or
residenc. for in business in the city and ,sir
ing to live in the subu b,. The proposed cleo.
t,ic railroad snH svenue to Mt Vernon will run
near or through 1t. A deposit Of 5000 will be re-
quired when property is struck eff; te:ms to be
complied with in 30 days; perfect tile given or
deposit refunded.
For further information see or address,
JAMES E. CLEMENTS, 1921 st., n.w.
Washington, D. G.
Or r. T. LUCAS. Auctioneer,
Cor. Royal AID Cameron SITS,
mar29 8; Alex dris city, Vs.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
VETOOD AND COAL YARD
w AND FINE DWELLING
EnD CETT

w AND FINE DWELLING
FOB SALE.
offer at private sale the Wood and Coal Yard
and Outfit of the firm Of Geo. 8. smith & Son, on
Fairfax street. between Queen and Princess
Streets Alexandra, Va The outfit consists Of
one shute wagon, two shute carts, two wood carts,
Eve horses, engine and boiler one woodcutter,
one set ST Fairbanks sea es and oil other meets
sary appliances.
The yard is doing good business, and this is q
irstclass opportunity for porson to engage in a
profitable enterprise.
Also the residence, 222 north st. Asaph street
The house and side lot has frontage on ct. Assph
street Of fifty feet nino inchee, and has double
pa1lor, dining room, kitchen, FIVE bed rooms and
conservatory, water gas and lasrobe stoves, and is
in frst.c class condition.
nov27 tt VIM H. SMITH. City sergt.
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NoTI0H
In accordance with the chsrter Of the PRINCE
WILLIAM IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, notice
is hereby given that books OF subscription will be
open st the law Office of @. E. Nicol, In the town
Of Brentsville, Va, on APRIL 9th, 1892, for the
CAPITAL STOCK OF the said Piiec, William I'm
provement Company.
Givcn under our hands, this Sd day Of March,
1892. J. L. sPROGLE,
C. E. NICOL,
E. NELSON,
MARI I'd W. W. KINORELOE.
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@. q. CARLIN,
Commissioner.

hereby Ger i'y that c. G. Csrlin, commissioner
ss above named, has executed Dor d with approved
eecurity in the penalty Of one Thousand dollars.
JOHN 8 BEACH, Clerk.
mar1S ta
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SEED OATS,

Are you the one to buy BEAN, G. 8. MEAL AND
OATS respectfully call your attention 10 my
GRAIN AND MEAL PURIEIEs. I am now
Offering to the trade family meal. ground from
tho best corn. thoroughly cleaned by the Eureka
ersin separator. This machine sl.o cleans oats
and corn it takes cut all wild seeds dust and grit
nails etc, and other impurities which are very
injurious to horses and cattle. invite all who
are in need Of such coed, to call or correspond
with me. Sample sent on application. Soliciting
your patti on age, very respectfully,
NIT. VERNON MILLS,
I. F. BURROUGHS, Proprietor.
msr15 I'm Alexandra, Va.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-10-08
GALLONS DO THEIR WORK
HANGMAN'S DAY, ,yERlTARLf. IN
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Four COlOred and One White Pay the
Penalty of Their Crincso
the ScaflOld.

BY Telegraph to the state Chronicle.
COLUMBIA S c.. Oct. John Viii
llams and Mildrey Brown (colored) were
hanged at Spartanburg at II As this
morning Religious services were held
in the Jail by colored preacher Both
of the condemned criminals prof. ssed
faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. At 10 40
they were led to the scaifold in the rear
of the Jail, which is enclosed by high
plank wall. There final services were
held. The ropes were adjusted, and
Brown cried: I'm going home to die
no MORE" and showed very little feeling,
Williams said, ''Good-bye everybody.
At this point he protested against his
hanging. Both necks were broken and
there was not a twitch of the body after
ward, They were cut down at 1915
The crime for which Williams suffered
death was the killing of mayor Henne
man, of Spartanburg, and Mildrey Brown,
who is only Ii years old, for the crue
murder of a babe because its father up
braided her for small otfense.
William Watson (white) was hanged
at Anderson at 1915 this morning fol-
cruelty numbering his wife He came
out of the Jail yard at II O'clock anC
prayed continuously till the drop fell
His neck was broken and he was pro
nounced dead in twenty three minutes
He was cut down in thirty minutes.
| Anna Trlbble (colored) was hanged a
Newberry, s. G. to-day, in the corridors
of the Jail, for the murder of her infan
last February. The trap was sprung a
l 81 p, m, and death resulted in les.
than two minutes There was but yer,
little struggling. Sheriff Riser had tC
put her on the platform and fasten thu
moose by force. She made no statcmen
but protested her innocence to the last
Tom Brock was hanged at Picken'
Court House to day for the murder 0
Jerry Hughes, town marshal of that plac,
IN June last. The drop fell at 1920
Life was extinct in eighteen minutes
His neck was not broken. Tom was
colored boy about 20 years Of age. IL
shot Hughes at night, taking him f,
Andy Carson, a negro, who had shor
time before abused him.
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PoNVderly's Letter.
to the State Chronicle

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. THE Post to
day prints a letter from T. V. Pewderly,
grand master workman of the Knights of
Labor, of which the following is an ex
tract: Il will venture the assertion that
one million workmen in the United
States would make ready to march to
Scranton to hang me for being a
traitor if | did not vote for
Weaver. They would be right. l would
be a traitor and | really believe that
should be hanged for not voting for Wea-
yer if my vote would decide the contest.
quite agree with that one million, who
would hand me for the reason, and they
should not refuse TO agree with me when
| say that each workingman who will
not vote for him (Weaver should be re-
garded in the same light"
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HO Nj ESIEAD AGAIN fNGITED
The Dynamite Fiend on The scene.
but Not a striker.
By Telegraph to The State Chronicle.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
HOMESTEAD, Penn Oct. AT :
O'Clock this morning an attempt was
made to blow up the Mansion house, a
boarding house III which between forty
and fifty non union men were sleeping
A dynamite bomb WAS thrown into the
store room on the first floor, which ex
ploded, breaking through the floors and
ceilings, and smashing every window in
the house. There i no clue to the ger
petrator of the deed No one was seri-
ously Injured The strike leaders claim
that the deed was performed by others
than strikers. Thev say that it has been
done with the purpose Of keeping sol
diers here, and also to again change
public opinion favorable to the Carnegie
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ueriied Tribute 10 Grand Sire
Bu.bec.

As pr ding officer Charles VI. Bus
bee, Of Raleigh, y. G.. i q peer II any
man the writer ever saw III The chli!
and we nave attended many conventions.
political, religious and otherwI-r He
j, thoroughly c0uversant with par.iam
tary law prompt in hl- rulings, digniti, q
in manner and speech, and = pleasant,
genial gentleman everywhere and upon
all occasions At the recent session If
the Sovereign Grand Lodge his praises
were upon the lips II all. and 40 more
touching nor demonstrative expression If
esteem IN which he was he'd By The BODY
was ever given 70 a man than that gwen
him in connection with the Offering If
the resolutions Of thanks 20 him And
upon that occasion. By the way, i the
only time we ever saw the Grand Sire 50
completely knocked out His feelings
were such that he was unable to responc.
May his health and fife be long preserved.
Editoria! in TriI}e Link
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Y \ALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SAL


+ virtue n' arthuriff conferred by q Ger
tan dt.t o. fr--f executed on tho .Dfh day
e December - IS q Hugh Yearly and H.
hscca = ltArul las Nife Matte T. SIitLur--
and W $HltAur-f. her ln-laud - A "
Haywood. rrl-itt fur Ella NJ. Mrigrr ana
dulV recorded iu tac lice of the leg -ier a.
Deeds Tor " AXE county. y. c IL g,ok gs
page y, Nil ou tie >th oSy 90 November
le'2 sell ~ pyt ytlIc suction tu tho sh,-t lid
der iur cash individual one hslf in'rre-r
q. = lot vE parcel IL land. living and beiur irl
the county ~ Msse. Stste oi Norit Carolins
sud more iails described ~ folluws VIZ
Lying and helu- iu the county of Wake State
OF " rih tAru!liA zdj CinIug the lands .; wm
Il. Poole, Jordan Mumble. ANum Dunn. Geo
cnlpe- and others aud more fully d,-crib.
a. follows Beginning al pine siAndirs
the sioresAId tonle'- corner, thence with hs-
hne north l. degrees west IL p poles io
stone b, trlple sss-aira-, thence north - de-
pointers IN Jordsn Nomble- line. thence With
same nol th IL sTees, ~ert a9l poles to a stake
near plum tree. ANum unn' corner thence
with h's limo routh - yTce-, ,ea-; IL poles 10 \
stake, ieur. e SnlNe- corCcr, thence with hls
llne south - degrees, east lu0I, poles to y
stake, thence souIA j desrces east - poles to
stake IN Wm X. Po le's line, th. nee with
tht rame south - west ~ polrs to the he-
slnninS-thc whole tract containing according
| - measurement, l. acres
Place ~ sale, county court horse door IN
( Raleigh, \. &. Time of sSle u o'clock NJ
A ". HAYWOOD, Trustee.
&c s-tds for Els NJ Wright
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CHARLEY MITCHELL IN JAIL.
The Yonng Pugilist Pays the Penalty
For an Assault.

by Cable to the State CnrOnlcle.
LONDON, Oct. 7-Charles Mitchell,
the pugilist, was to day convicted on the
charge of recently assaulting an old man
named Savage and was sentenced to two
months imprisonment at hard labor. He
took an appeal and was admitted to bail.
On technical grounds. however, the
magistrate refused to allow the admission
of bail to go into effect before to morrow.
Meantime Mitchell will be kept in Jail
During his trial Mitchell was violently
abusive He called the detective who
testified against him liar when he was
accused of repeated acts of rowdyism.
He shouted his denials from the prison
ers' dock. His lawyer opposed the testi-
mony given against Mitchell by contend
ing that Mitchell had abandoned his old
haunts, had stopped drinking and was
trying to lead reputable life. When
Mitchell was sentenced he became abus-
i've, but was ignored by the court, and
was led away, still talking of his wrongs
and his respectability.
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Base Rail Yesterday.

BY Telegraph 10 the state Chronicle.
WAeHINGToN, Oct. g The following
games were played to-day: At Boston
Boston ., New York ,; batteries, Stiv-
etts and Bennett, KING and Ewing; um-
pire EmSle At Brooklyn: Brooklyn
10, Washington 2; batteries. Stein and
kinsow, Meckin and McGuire; umpire
Lynch. AT Baltimore: Baltimore 4
Philadelphia ) batteries. Schmidt and
Robinson, Carsey and Clements; umpire
Burns. A. Cleveland: Cleveland 3, ST.
Louis 3; batteries, Clarkson and Zm-
mer. Caru,hers ard Buckley; umpire
Gatfney. At Pittsburg: Pittsburg 4
Chicago 8; batteries, Hutchinson and
kittridge, Elret and Mack; umpire
Terry. At Cincinnati: Cincinnati A.
Louisville 3; batteries. DtuD and
Vaughan, Sanders and Merritt, umpire
Ear,e.
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The Appeal Literally Responded To

By TeIcgranh 10 Ine State InrOnIcTe.
New York, Oct. There was con
ference TINS morning at the Hoffman
House of members of the democratic
campaign committee in regard to tinan-
cial matters 1t is reliably reported that
ex mayor " II Grace, on behalf OF him.
self and the anti snapper's organization,
made a contribution to the democratic
national campaign fund of 500, 600. The
campaign committee are much grained
at the prompt response to the appeal Tor
campaign funds printed yesterday.
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The Woors!,incrs Get the Best Of it.


WAsnIHoroN, Oct Acting Com
missioner Wilson, Of the internal revenue
bureau, has received telegram from
Collector Num-, at Nashville, Tenn,
informing him of the killing Of Deputy
Collector Ma,her and the mortal wound
ing # Deputy Collectors Carwell aud
Spurricr during raid on moons shincrs
near FlintglIle, Lincoln county, Tennes
see Mr. Wilson conferred with At
1orney General Miller on the subject to-
day and as a result instructions were teIe-
graphed to Marshal Harrison, Collector
Num- and Revenue Agents Chapman and
hinsiey to procure assistance, and pre-
ceed at once 70 the scene Of action and
arrest all persons connected with the
tragedy.
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senator QHay's Health Improving.

by Telegraph 10 the state Chronicle.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7.-U. S. Sena-
tor Quay, who is In Philadelphia under
the treatment Of a physician, spent the
greater part OF the day calling on friends,
among whom was collector of the port,
Cooper. Though the Senator spent three
quarters of an hour in conversation
with the collector, the subject of po-
litlcs was not mentioned; indeed the
Senator strictly avoided this topic
in conversation with any one.
Mr. Quay expressed himself as feeling
greatly improved in health The malady
from which he has been suffering, in
somnia, has not been troubling him for
neatly 4 week and the Senator as well as
his physicians, Is much encouraged.
From expressions made 10y the distin
guished republican, his friends infer that
II his health continues u improve he
viii leave for New York next week to take
an active part in the work of the ma
tlonal campaign committee.
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New Alarm In New York.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
ToNAwANDA, N. Y, Oct 1.-Two
cases of cholera are reported in the house
at lronton, where the Kalmaz, father and
son, died, and the excitement here is in
tense. This morning it is reported that
Kalmaz's wife, and an Austrian named
Kalisch, are down with the disease but
In a milder form The health authori
ties are greatly disturbed, and have
asked for instructions from the State
board of health. The house is quaran-
tined, and the bedding and furniture in
the rooms occupied by the Kalmaz have
been burned. DR.. Jayne said to day that
the disease has every appearance of gen
uine cholera, but thinks it may likely be
sporadic cholera.
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Fire. Accompanied by Big LOSSES.
ByTelegraph to the State Chronicle.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Oct 7-Early
this morning fire Of unknown origin
broke out at Culpepper, and destroyed
the hardware store of w. A. Thomas
& Co, the large carriage and repair shop
adjoining them, Fraley's millinery store,
and the Baptist church. The losses
are as follows: w. A. Thomas & Co.,
s15, 900, covered by insurance; w. A.
Morris, s., 900, no insurance; dwelling,
$500; Latham building occupied as a
millinery store, total loss, $4,000; Bap-
tist church about SO, 600, insurance $5,
500. The seats and carpets are saved in
damaged condition. The loss on the
stores opposite is IS, 600; insured.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-10-08
DOc|uTK, STYLE, SPEED,
WELL BRED.

offer for sale the following wellhred
gentle, reliable, speedy and stylish horses:
First, the standard bred horse, Robt Me
dium, No 1897, bay horse, 10 lands high,
finely developed Hos record of ~.
He IS the first horse IN North Carolina to
trot under 2:30 In q public race. Is sure fo4l
getter His colts possess both tract and rOed
speed, are full size and develop INTO
good road and Marriage horse. This
horses sire was Happy Medium. sire OF
Nancy Hanks, 2:061<; Maxey Cobb, 4.l3%
Maxey Cobb held q stallion recordfor a
number of years. Maxey Cobb this horse's
half brother and Meta Medium this horses
full sister in blood, trotted to the pole to
gether in 2:l5, the fastest time ever mad
by double team and has only been beaten
by one pair of horses
Second, Primus, bay geldiug l54 hands
high, sired by R0bt. Medium, dam Electra
by Indian Chief. PTimus is sound, styli.
and fast. Perfectly gentle, not afraid OF
locomotive ongfne8, street cars or anything
Primus was foaled March 1sS6.
Third, Ruby W., chestnut mare, l5%
2 hands high, full sister to Primus, is hand
some, fast and perfectly gentle
These horses are Offered for sale not or
\ account OF any fault of theirs but because
my professional duties precludes my be
stow ing the care and attention upon them
q that they deserve. They can be seen at
the stables on Jones street, between Per
son and Blount. For further inform ticn
apply &c DR.. JAMES MCKEE
seplOtf or ED. h. LEE.
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A generous hospitality, which is
one of the most prominent of our
national characteristics, prompts us to
welcome the worthy and Industrious
of all lands to homes and citizenship
among US.
This hospitable sentiment is not
violated, however, by careful and rea-
sonable regulations for the protection
of public health, nor does it justify the
reception of emmigrants who have no
appreciation of our institutions, and
whose presence among us is menace
to peace and good order:- Groper
ClereionPS Lettfr Of acceptance.