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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-03
CLEVELAND,S NEW YEAR.
A Very Quiet Day-.-AnOther Lie
Branded.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-President elect
Cleveland passed New Years day very
quietly in his home. II am resting and
trying to do some work." said he to a
reporter During my recent absence
my work accumulated and am now try
ing to reduce my correspondence and get
things right. am not receiving in the
usual sense of the word, although if any
of my friends drop in upon me l shall, of
course, be glad to see them"
A dispatch from St. Louis stating that
Cleveland was member of a syndicate
that is trying to buy up all
the surface railroads in the city
on speculation, was shown to him. He
denied it's truth as far as it referred to
himself most emphstically. He added ::
"It is lie, made out of whole cloth. |
have not invested any money in the man
ner stated and do not intend to go into
railroad speculations. My time will be
too much occupied in the near future to
allow me to enter into speculation, even
if desired to, which do not"
Mr.. Cleveland dined quietly at home
in the evening and afterward received a
few informal calls from friends.
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TascOtt Not the Murderer.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-Detective Dior, on
reaoing the Spokane dispatch about
Tascost, expressed confidence that Tas-
colts story that he was not Smells mur-
derer is true and that the actual muir
derer now lives in Chicago. He said,
however, that there is no longer reward
offered FIR Tascott and no attempt Will
likely be made to bring him from Alaska.
The Spokane dispatch referred TO was
published in the CHRONICLE Sunday -
EDITOR
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sneaker Crisp Ill.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Especial CORE
spondents last night sent out statement
that Speaker Crisp is very SICK man.
DR.. Sewers, his attending physician, was
to see him twice Saturday. Members OF
the family were greatly alarmed, ou. onad las,
night Jud ge Crisp was much improved
and the worst appears to be over. While
in New York the speaker caught a severe
cold, which settled in his stomach. IT,
Sewers said this morning that he was at.
tending Speaker Crisp for an attack OF
indigestion; that the speaker was not Sc,
rIonsly i'll and that he has not been wei
sine. his return from New York Saturday
morning.
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w eek of Prayer.

A meeting of the pastors of the city
churches was held at 10 80
o'clock yesterday at which Rev.
J. w. Garter presided and Rev.
James L. Foster acted as secretary,
and the following programme was ar
ranged for the week of prayer. BY ap
pointment of the Evangelical Alliance
of the Christian World, union prayer
meetings will be held this week at $3.50
p. m. in the Sunday school room of the
First Baptist Church, this city, as fol
lows:
Monday, by Rev. J. w. Carter, sub
ject, "Humiliation and Thanksgiving;'
Tuesday, by Rev. E Daniels, subject
THE Church UNIVERSAL" Wednesday
by Rev ]. J. Hall. subject, ''Nation'
aud their Rulers" Thursday, by Rev. j
N. Cole, subject, "Fore,gn Missions;'
Friday, Rev. J. L. Foster, subject
Home Mission.;" Saturday, Rev. j. B
Hurley, subject, Families and Schools.
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Went to the Bolton, of the Sea.

CAPE CHARLES, Va, Jan. 2.-The
four masted schooner Edith Berwind,
loaded with phosphate rock from Tampa,
Fla, to Baltimore, sunk about six miles
south of Smiths island at I o'clock Sun
day evening in very sharp weather.
Engineer Charles Hapes, twenty five
years old, was washed overheard and
drowned. Hanes has wife living IN
Baltimore. Captain w. Mcbride and
the remainder of the crew were saved
and are now on Smiths island.
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STATE LEGISLATURES.
Caucuses of the Two Parties in New
York Last Night.

albany, N. Y, Jan. 2.-The work
preliminary to the organization OF the
legislature was enlivened this afternoon
by the arrival of New York and Kings
county members. Judge Griffith and
other friends of Edward Murphy, Jr.,
from Troy arrived about O'Clock and
opened rooms at the Delavan house as
Murphy's headquarters. Richard Croker,
of Tammany hall. Edwin Murphy, Jr.,
and Lieutenant Governor Sheehan called
upon Senator Hill this afternoon and af-
ter brief conference Hill and Croker
left for New York.
None Of these leaders would talk for
publication. Both the democratic and
republican members of the assembly held
their caucusses to night The democrats
nominated bv acclamation William Sui
ser of New York for speaker and renom
mated Charles DeFreesh for clerk, The
republicans nominated George r. Malby
Of st. Lawrence county for speaker over
! Hamilton Fisk. ~Jr, by vote of % to
%. Malby viii be the leader of the mi
nority on the floor of the house. Nc
mention of the senatorship was made in
the democratic caucus.
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H h Valuable Real Estate,

a. e. consent Judgment Of
# w ke - .Lty In an
y N X Davis gun j.. 2
50 % uers " LCufs L..
49,. rid Ter lie IN rose
r1 pa, c'rtaia lelacies
sts.r rt7 in Judgement in the
Iw Do, rs administrator of
IA r d,c'a, and ~ co minis
ir,...g ~ rl. court on Monday
1883 n l2 O'clock N !,
aar4t We c,GGt5,
80 Udi r the follow lug
=. T. sat seii Mary y. More
Ia. 4..s U.Fi'.
~ .a. n- enJ 'ot on he so1th
4. STR g. nov occupied ss d
..-.. = RediOId front GE
a II ; !, aud rtanl =
..,. "a feet with AL ri. at,
lot
hed will be d for
49, .uce tx mouths trom
Ua.tr.R interest at pe- cent. = tie
s.-r-! gr#el -e money is paiu
fEdN T PULLAN
i.sf. Admir- ana COm'r.
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ANARCHISTS IN SPAIN.
A REUNION TO CELERR RTE THE
NEW YEAR.
Develops a Great Deal Of Incendiary
Talk and a Reign of BloOdshed
Was Predicted for This Year.

Was Predicted for This Year.
MADRID, Jan, 2. Fiftern hundred
anarchists held a re union yesterday
evening in Barcelona to celebrate the
new year. There was much incendiary
talk, and several of the speakers pre-
dicted reign of bloodshed and terror in
Spain during the year just opened. A
leading anarchist, one Valas, declared
that he meant to inaugurate 1898 with
the baptism of blood. Great shouts of
approval and torrents of deauhciation of
the grandest and the middle classes fol
lowed this declaration.
A female anarchist named Theresa
Claremont sprang to the platform. She
is as fierce an enemy Of the established
order of things as Louise Michel and a
good deal handsomer. ''Go home" she
cried with flashing eyes and tossing hair,
<'go home for the present and save the
centimes your oppressors allow you to
earn while they revel in wealth. Save a
wretched pittance to buy rifles and pre-
pare to execute, on the blood sucking
capitalists and their miserable tools the
destruction provided for them in tae
| anarchist programme" Howls and
shouts of applause broke in upon the
words of the speaker ''Give them nc
quarter" she cried. "no quarter. l will
lead to the points of bayonets."
The whole audience seemed freazied
by the woman's wild utterances and
there might have been a dapgerop'
demonstration, but for the interference D.
some cooler heads, who succeeded il
calming the excited gathering.
The authorities have not attempted t,
interfere with the movement which the,
believe to be fomented by the French
combined with Spanish anarchists. Th
anarchists have made extraordinary pre-
parations however, for the possibility 0
an uprising and the garrison BARGE on
has been considerably strengthened ant
the number of sentinels at public build
ings increased. The minister of the in
terror has received information tha
several hundred pounds Of dynamit
have disappeared from the depot in tn
mines of Linares, in the south of Spain
The local police have not yet discogere
the thieves or the direction they too
with the explosives. The authorize
continue to receive threatening letters
both here and in the provinces. Th
police are closely watching the anarchist
/. in every part of Spain and PARTICULAR
at Valenia, which is regarded as an activ
centre of the anarchist movement.
circular has been sent to the provlncls
authorities containing instructions fC
, their guidance
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Ceoroia Central Officers.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. 2.-The annual
election of directors of the Central Rail
road of Georgia was held to day. The
following were elected: q. NJ. Conner,
Anetsburg; James Hull, G. G. Mills, b.
r Jodson. of Savannah; G. II. Phinisey,
of Augusta; s. R. Jacques, of Macon; E.
P. Howell, of Atlanta; U. B. Harold, of
Americus; James Swain. Of New York;
and ] B Hoist, w. Tison and L. T.
Turner. of Savannah. The last three are
now members
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Senator Kenua Daugerouslv III.

AsHINGToN, Jan 2.-Senator Kenna,
of West Virginia, who has been seriously
ill for several weeks from complication
of diseases, but who has recently been
considered out of danger. had relapse
yesterday aud his family believe that he
would not survive the night. This morn
ing he was slightly better, but not sufh
ciently to allay fears and the gravest ap
prehension is felt
DR.. Powers, Senator Kenna's physi
clan, said this evening that when he Wis
tied the senator at p. M, he was very
ill. The doctor did not, however, ap
prehend that he would die to night. Sen
ator Kennas disease is of the heart from
which he has been suffering for upwards
of two years. The family of the stricken
senator is prepared for the worse which
may come at any time.
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THE CORNEnED FIGHT.
The Legislature of Nebraska Will
Have Difficulty in Organizing.

OMAHA, Neb. Jan. 2.-On Tuesday
at Lincoln, will open one of the prettiest
three cornered fights ever witnessed in
legislative sessions. Neither of the
three parties has sufficient strength to
organize either the house of the third
Nebraska general assembly without assis
tance of one of the others. Thus far no
plan, fusion or combination, has been
presented that meets the approval of the
parties interested It seems probable
that the democrats and Independents
may get together before to morrow night
In addition to the election Of a United
States senator to succeed Paddock the
legis' ature will be called upon to deal
with important railroad legislation and
other matters of vital interest to the
state From these reasons comes the
Importance Of controlling the organiza
ton of the house as the par
ty holding the organization of
that body can control the legislature.
1t was suggested last night that the anti
monopoly members Of the legislature, ir
respective of party. organize the body
and let the senatorial fight take care of
itself. One of the peculiar features is
the situation in Knox county. BY de
cision of the supreme court, rendered
Saturday, the republican will be sent to
the house from that county instead of al
independ mt TIC accomplish this it Ii
necessary to serve the courts writ on TIM
county clerk of Knox county. Whel
the bai!iff reached the county seat Satur
day evening he found that the count.
clerk. an independent, had been warnet
of his coming and had decamped. Tn
baillff is now chasing the clerk fron
place to place in order to obtain servic
on him. But it is too late to compl
with the courts order and have the re
publican member present at the openin
session.
Unless combination at the last me
meut is made effective. the house an
senate will p.oD.oLy spend week ge
ting organized.
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In Trouble.

The New York papers of Sunday last
state that the Home Mutual Benefit Asso
citation of that city is in trouble and is
going out of business. 1t is said t lat the
money has been squandered By the
officers and that no settlement can be had
with them. An attachment has already
been served. The officers say they will
have all their risks re-insured in some
other company. Mr.. John NJ. Sher-
wood was formerly the agent Of this
company in this city. This company is
on the assessment plan and number of
the citizens of Raleigh are insured in it.
The late Mrs. Rachel T. Ray had q
$4,000 policy in this company.
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The Story Not Relieved.

CHICAGO, Jan 2.-The police do not
believe the story telegraphed from the
northwest that William Tascott, supposed
murderer of Millionaire Smell, IS ID
Alaska, or the story originating here
that we'll known Chicagoan and not
Tascott was the murderer. The pursuit
of young Tascott has never been aban-
Oned
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q LEOF VERY vALuABLE.IrY

- PIopsIty.-By .irtuU OF . decree OF the
Su D. rior court OF Wake county in the special
ceedipgs Ior partition, entitled Maulssy
A. Rogers and others. e.-I arte, No. 692 spe-
cial rocee iings docket OF said court, will
offer for sale ~ the h gheet bi ider, At public
outcry, At the court house door, IN the city Of
Rale gh, n. o., on
Monday, the 9Th day OF February, 1899.
at ~ O'Clock M, the lot of land situated on
Martin street, in raid city, known ~ the
"FowLE BUILprSa." adjoining the lots Of A.
+ Mia, b p. Williamson, aud others, 'front.'
ing so feet on Martin rect and extending
back l6i feet.
Terms of sale-One-half OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash aud the reE ainder
in twelve months from dav of ral-, the de-
'erred payments to bear \ per cent interest.
AkMI ,TEAD JDkE-,
dec3l ids. Commissioner.
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NEGROES Must Leave Town.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. 2.-There
is great excitement at West Liberty to
day over the discovery that white cap
notices ordering all negroes to leave
town had been posted in prominent
places during the night. A mob at
tempted to capture Jackson, mulatto,
who assaulted Bessie Hinkle, the pretty
white waitress at the Grand Union hotel
here, but he escaped to the woods. A
terrible outbreak is feared. Jackson was
tarred and ieathered last week by the
citizens of West Liberty, but he returned
in spite of warnings with the above re
suit.
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GALE or eEhL ESTATE.

~v- 4lJ Jsder OF Superior court
tWus special proceedings en-
-...t.} Z tag.a-. adm r, of W X Hun
~, 1.tsa ! Hunter and others, | wiz
... ya. a -d day Of January 1898,
r,,s house door in Raleigh two
rcs E-H tgated in " AXE Forest
-sTass aug The lands of Jipsev
t,. 4. e man and others, and
3. baa..Ert 1t iauds of Ja,ob Hunter,
n q Ne b-ug the lands set apart to w
K s- -ui W Y, Hunter In rhe III.
r.5- ioeer ands of S. j. Hunter,
l-.. --4 contains 81 acres and
.-6f .gn~
T ss- 0a half Cash balance IN
tI' ut er cent luterest Tire
q Vi l. FOWLER
Comm sSioner
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Dervishes on the War Path.

CAIRO, Jan. 2-Dervishes in southern
Egypt are displaying renewed activity:
Saturday large party of them attacked
the village of Gemai, near Wady. Hafia,
but were repulsed after fierce fight IN
which several of them were killed. Sum
day a second attack was made on Gemal
but the raiders were again driven Oft,
after a number of them mad been killed.
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The Montana Legislature.

HELENA, Mont, Jan. 2-The legisla
ture met to day. The senate organized
without difficulty. In the house David
son, democrat, was absent, being sick.
The state auditor was in the chair. On
roll call the names of both contestants
from Chot au county were omitted. the
democrats objecting without success
All other members were sworn in The
motion was carried by the republicans,
including two populists, to proceed to
the election of temporary chairman, the
dem Gratis again objecting and leaving
their seats. The remaining twenty five
republicans and two populists proceeded
to ballot casting all the votes for Mat
thews. populist, amid great cheers by
the republicans. After the election Of q
sergeant at arms the house adjourned to
to- morrow at p. m.
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Legislature of Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Tenn Jan. 2.-The leg
islature assembled to-day, but beyond
the organization of the house no business
was transacted. In that body Ralph
Davis, of Shelby county, was chosen
speaker The Inauguration of Governor
Turney will take place next Monday.
The lively contest for the possession of a
United States senator to succeed Bate is
expected. Bate is making strong eff
fort to retain his seat and at present the
chances are slightly in his favor. His
principal opponent is Robert L. Taylor.
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Fire Bugs I'm Texas.

DENIsoN. Texas, Jan. AT O'Clock
this morning fire destroyed the whole
sale dry goods store of w. G. Jones &
Co., Burnett, Ashby & Co jewelry store
and dozen other small buildings. The
total loss is $4,000, with insurance of
S45, 5,000. The origin of the fire is un
known, but it is supposed to be the work
of fire bugs.
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1t Must be Pa.sed d.

BERLIN, Jan. All reports Of a
speech delivered by Emperor William at
the New Year reception yesterday con
cur in stating that His Majesty, in refer
ring to the army bill, said that the Reich
stag would be dissolved if the bill was
not OaSSed
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NEw YoRK.-The third annual ban,

New YoRK.-The third annual ban.
ouet of the confederate veteran camp of
New York will be held at Scottish Rite
hall, Twenty ninth street and Madison
avenue, at o'clock, January 10. Among
the speakers will be Senator NJ. Z.
Butler. of South Carolina; Col Geo. b.
Mcclellan, Col. John r. Fellows and
Gen. Geo. H. Sharp. Edward Owen is
chairman of the reception committee,
aided by Rev. ". W. Page, J. Hamilton
Hunt. c. E. Thorburn and P Wesiger,
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| t-L PROPERTY FOR F.-By
deed o. MOI tgaga execute;
p Hud Corn, La his wife, |
court house door in
m y. me l6 day OF Jan
" clock m, the following
ba.tning at a stake on a
eat ruliGg soutr 20S 'et
.- .o the ms h Il anch
ag east along with the gas
r,.. #ri Ten going south along
J1s ranch TO Scuth street
He Win said - rect - feet
u.W 'aa.a on the lot Terms
.eet For further par leu
- page 45s, eCister of
Raleigh y. G.
J. q. l.. HARRIS,
Us... Attorney OF Hortgagee.
aas N ,y2 tbs,
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Disastrous Blaze In Wheeling, w. Va.
Heayy l.Oaa

Heavy LOas.
WHEELING, w. Va, Jan. 2.-The fire
broke out at o'clock this morning in
the sheds of Caldwell & Peterson's cor
rugating works and the big plant was
entirely destroyed, and at ono time it
looked as if the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road depot would be burned The loss
is estimated at 100000. Caldwell &
Peterson loss so, insurance abou,
$4,000 The fire is supposed to have
started from spark from Baltimore
and Ohio engine.
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NAat1E AND. - authority o.
= -l1 rom Marion johnson and
F'- q ,6g liU HART as r. corded in
W, a's- "a, d book TO page 3t2,
"a )rei's ofh e or Wake county,
udav. I'd dsv OF January, 1894.
K ~, ~ the onrt house door of
% gIty sel' 10 tie nj hest bidder,
a trac of n Pa lther q anch
y nip Wake county bonn ed On the
- the leud1 of = u Turner on the
- he ads OF s5el ne Erid ytr5. on
a 1yl nds o. Iatg trette Pat, on
g. 4--- rs the lands OF x n Wln e,
- acres. ana d,.cribed in the
( g Hr'G 1e-
W y HOMES Atty
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Ell. The Tyler Desk Co., of 81 Louis,
NO., have Just thrown on the market an
elegant Standard Antique Oak, n. in.
Roll Curtain Desk, complete in every de-
tail. r. o. B. St Louis, for t2l, and #,
same style and finish. for sSs net. SPOT
cash. See their card ~ thh Issue send
your order direct or send for speciAi circu-
lar. Bank counters and government work
a specially Send in your door plans for
designs and prices
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Great regret is expressed in the com
munity around Garysburg over the killing
of Charles Kee by Mr.. Lifsey, the rail-
road agent at Garysburg. The worst
feature about the homicide is that w. I.
Kee. father of Charlie, was against his
son. The father stated that no good
feeling existed between him and Charlie
on account of some bonds which were IN
dispute,
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Young Andrew Black, of Wilmington,
whose injury by an improvised gun was
referred to in recent issue, died on
Sunday night last. A clot OF blood
formed on the brain which caused death
before an operation could be performed
to remove it.
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New Fever Cases.

New YORK, Jan. 2.-Five new cases
of typhus fever were reported to-day
making forty eight cases since December
1st. All were from No. "a, bayard
street, except one at Wards island.
There are still fifty two persons quaran-
tined in the house. They will be kept
there for three weeks.
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I Cl'lE SALE OF VALUABLE
! aAN0 .My NJ fua OF lwo several
e.i'sa-e- Esg--ei De William Pool and
'.5e N.f-. 't wl.au sSiG mortgages re
440,y F'eta'tt tur .try OF Wake county,
10 .o2t 80. Fl. pa So and booK NJ, l2l,
@e- ggrsq est of said 2 ,ols,
'l-I % saI- fo Ia. highest b oder
,'t N '1a cons house door, in the
-l,N on MONDAY. Jsnu-
,.. I-o eIaeE N tta5 valuab g
HW..,. ,aut en- from the city or
s - .aJTH ~ the homestead
.y con aiu,nx one hun6re,.
ssA. les acres mere or less
iHi 1.G- Of the late aswell
A' l.ers. AL one medium size
+ir dive sre 0,t
MONTAGUE Mortgagee,
Dec . 1892. tbs
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APaperHouse burned.

BrNGHAMToN, n Y, jan. 2.-The
works of the Bayles Paper company
burned yesterday. Loss $50, 900. insur-
ance $4,000.
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LIMERICK, Ireland.-The mayor of the
city gave banquet this evening to
Parnelite and anti Parnt lite priests. The
principal toast of the evening was
s.Ireland, nation" All the customary
toasts to Queen Elizabeth were omitted.
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.... .f rebrrary ! bought
,-.r. ry four vea--old
.-...r- terra heref,tn
t't ,rl -.r.v utter ast"nisb-
~ ..H him In FEBRUARY
4 .... rs I age, Was lit
n Y sores on his legs
y 5t VI his head. He
g .trfsuf BB Asa
y --s NrSr 10 eq0I.
s. HIist4 \ anita, Ga.
.. ave been suffering
s,-a r H103 p0,son, viii b
snrut our best
.a...a 1f tue mos. lted
IN with copper,colored
n rt u7y and limbs with
..,a5s .. eating pains in my
H.. .y g.uts. general uebilt-
N. Oft lf nv hair sore
ID a. business | became
t.. .n- J9 4 That u 3 b
mi. purifier and Rat
-. fieut u Gss a Iross
e+ ElHn ueuced It's rse.
.n, # teit impr we'd. |
VIA rar bgtt e anC feel
,yt as Guy m+n My
81. - y ye re armed anu
.at og. 80 not le4'-
t4.t r H 3 5as NJ eqdal as a
he a suv o1e who
egt .#t will bs cor vtncet!
~ he.e Fsrl rtili
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NO I'll 4.

Application will be male 20 The General
Assembly, OF North Carolina AZ It's oext
session, to incorpoTa-e The Nor b Caro-
lima Safe Deposit Title and Fidelity Com
pany WN II. 5. BURGWYN.
December 70. lss2.
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W. y JONES Airy
Valuable REAL ESTATE

of an Greer ct the Superior
-t county, in 2 cial uroceed-
..e .-I Is. Is Freeman admiuistTa-
leigh against J G. Ere, MAJ
.eeu an aHd others will
af.e aagtlOH At the court house
Monday ;ep "a day of Jan
Isa io.lJ iug de-, ribed land.
'-i in Nsk Forest Town
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.a' ol May ! si2h, and con-
a-ls rrs Terms If sale, onr-h halt
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