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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-23
Observation-Disclosures

3u thursday, the 1st day of March.
ss3 ~ ~ M. at the court house door in
.te city OF Raleigh, l will sell at public
suction, Tor cash, the real estate described
certain deed of trust. executed by
e9as y upchurch ct al, recorded in the
once OF the register of dee of Wake
.olnty, book GO, page 651. fLontng ninety
.eei on Fayetteville and Salsb ry ftreets
1ll Two hundred and ten feet on IIecoir
street { lily described In said deed of
.FUst There Is on this lot one of the
Lallsofnest and most valuable residences
Y the city OF Raleieh, having all modern
conVenieu'es gas water. &C Also stables
ar necessary out-houses.
n'- sale is made under provisions con-
ierr-d ~ the deed of trust aforesaid a d
" virtue Of an order If the Superior
y3rt = 70 special proceeding entitled w
= holIemon et al. VS. T. ID. Upcnurch
appointing me trustee to execute
she trusts Aforesaid, the trustee named In
~ ~ lee1 being dead. This IL first lien
sale aud title Hereunder pc feet.
,.. THOS. X. PURNELL,
.'1' tls Tlustee.
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NOTICE.

o. lpgrsuNnca OF deet Gf trust executed on
.l 2 day q Nay, 1915, By aud between
j,# W taison and wife Rosahns, Of Hert.
.9r uty, IN the State of North Ca oil ns.
ovt u the hrst psrt and Caldwell Ha- dv
fr Y q Nort Tx, party of the SO ,ond
ss " Mch was duly recorded on page 1S1
So HNs ~ IL the ONCE of the Register Of
4F Nofthampton couHty aud state of
NH'u Nsrthns to secure certain indebted
a.-s l rein described, owing t, the Far
70 q sid Merchants Loan and Trust Com
f5cy ' note MAY -, 1876 and due Jsnu syv
t.~ for ten thousand dollars with interest
a.tarrpin stated, and which is now held and
w. .d "a Q w. Grand Il Sons, and which
hss uten paid and tht default of payment
ot0uth has continued for ore than thirty
3ass 1, the undersigned trustee, will on the
lsh ltv nf March, 1893, sell Tor cash 20 the
8'gtr- bidder at the court house in jackson.
yIi 5lu " of Northampton Snd State of
NcfH caro- ina, the following al estate
The tract OF land described in nd
ls.1 q rust as lying ''in Occoneechee Neck
SOL kunwu a. Irquharts land" containing
ase-n u sixteen hundred scres living in
s vnny Of Northau p'on and which is de-
..rn and nveyed in the deed from David
4 Bar -, trustee TO tie saii The F.rmers
and lerch uts loan and Trust Company of
Ae 3.t. Of July Il, 1874, registered in the
'Fls ne Rt gister OF Northsmr ton unity,
NIr said book ~, page IA, and which
tg4.a described in tn deed from j. w. Urou-
hNt mmlssioner TO the said TIE Farmers
N8 Merchants Loan and Trust COMPANY, of
h's January ~, ls76, registered in same
De took page l3l, ana also described in
Deed heretofore executed by the said Farm
~ suf Merchants Lean and Trust Company to
he stt John W. Faison, dated May II. 1878. as
ty reference to which several deeds will more
iui sppear, dc and having been made on
ne ay the said holders Of said note to make
.ath -alt ia order to pay said indebtedness.
Iae = Of said Crquhsrt's land will be
made subject to the lie .se to the State of
N9fih Caro- ina at an annual rent OF 81 900
80 At option TO purchase for So GOO both of
vi % viii expire January l. 1900, and which
~ reie're IN the sealed agreement made and
entered into on ctober %, 1889, by and be-
tween W Grandy snd a. q. GRANNY. part.
netr a. G. W Grsndy d Sons, of Norfolk
Na md @. W. Grsndy as executor Of Will am
oe.den, parties OF the first part and John w
th'on, OF Hersford county. North C.rolina.
pNiY OF the second part in which his wife
a- loined and the state of North Carolin.
N1ns h5 aud through the board of directors
q iAe renitentisry OF said State party of the
ihitt rat which is recorded on laee spl
~ 8 39i ard s95 of hook 81 in the office Of
q teglster of Dee's Of said county of North
'ni'qn This February Is, 1898.
CALDW ELL HARDY, Trustee,
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credit financier, passed its second read
ing by ayes 81.
House bill 1907, to incorporate tn.
Iaokln Lumber company, passed it:
third reading. ayes %.
Senate bill 621, house bill 1862. to al
low the commissioners Of BIaden count1
to issue bonds, passed third reading
| ayes SO.
House bill 926, to amend the act te
incorporate the Polk county railroad
passed third reading.
House bill 1901, to incorporate the
town OF Elon College, in Alamspce
county, passed its third reading. ayes 90
House bill 1919, authorizing the com
missloners of Currituck county to lew 9
special tax. Pessed its third reading.
ayes SO. o
Senate bill 57s, house 1914, to autbo
rlze the commissioners of Mitchell coun
ty to build bridge Passed its third
reading, ayes 101.
Senate bill 119, house 09S. passed
third reading.
Senate bill 352, house bill e51, to in.
| corporate the Wilkes county bank
phssod.
House bill SIT, a bill to in INCORPORATE
the eylvanus Normal Institute, passed.
House bill 744, to incorporate the
Bank OF Commerce, passed.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Senate bill $40, house bill $50. to
create the county of Scotland out of the
county of Richmond
Mr. Sones of Caldwell, moved tha,
the time be limited to two hours. one or
| each side, to be controlled by Mr. Taylo,
| OF Halifax, on one side and Mr.. Mcneil
| on the other
Mr.. Taylor of Halifax, opened the de
bate on the side of the friends of the pro
| posed new county,
Mr.. Ward spoke in opposition.
Mr.. Blair moved to amend section !
by striking out ali after 3 of said section
to, and including, "Scotland" in line
and insert in lieu thereof ''in Richmond
county" And provided to argue agains,
| the bill
Mr.. Schulken spoke against the bill.
MIR. Kitchin was in favor of the bill
Mr.. Long of Alamance, spoke sgains,
the bill
AAAs DA"AA oPchS III loVOI VI Iuc Ulll.
Mr.. Robertson spoke against the bill
Mr.. McNeill opposed the bill.
Mr.. Watson, of Forsyth, spoke against
the bill
Mr.. Taylor, of Halifax, spoke again
in favor Of the bill.
Mr.. Long, of Alamance, also spoke
again in opposition.
The question waa put on the amend
ment of MIR. Blair, the effect being to
submit the vote of the whole county in
stead Of Scotland
Mr.. Jones. of Caldwell, moved the
bill be indt finitely postponed, upon
which the ayes and nays were called
with the following result; ayes 45,
| nays 46
Upon the adoption Of the amendment
of MIR. Blair, the ayes and nays were
called with the following result; ayes
SO nays 43
The bill as amended was then put Oh
Its second reading with the following
result; ayes 81 nays 46
The house adjourned at As p m.
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Notice of sale.
@AkR RUSo1NA, COUNTY. SUPERIOR oURr

' ~ CAROLINA,
Afdf w Syme, adm fDistrstor of g II
hers ct ais, pla ntitfs vs Mrs.
a Weathers e. all, defen ants
By virtue of authority conferred noon
meas c.H missioner by order of court iu
lae oyr entitled action, / will expose for
;te a subhc outcry at the court house
GyL ee.g gh, C., and'sAll to the hi b.
e. u FOR cash on no-dav. tho 18Th
cayo' Nsrch, 1898 sll that lot CT parcel OF
an' 10 Wake county, North Carolina, in
tbe co p3rate limi OF the ty Of Raleigh.
s.lt.sa 5n BlouLt street, sdjoining lots
i0TuerlI owned resp ctively bv Lynn
Afams Geo. T. 'urtii Zach ratton and
otfrrs, being part of lot No 30 in the plan
= ln- " and more ful. y described in tbe
complaint
w. J PEELE,
Con- missioner.
'-els 4 Maynard, Attorneys for Plain
.4Ns febS ids
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Marriage bells In Winston.

WINSTON, n c.. Feb Especial. -
A pretty marriage was celebrated at
Centenary Methodist church at o'clock
this evening The contracting parties
were Miss Nettle Hansley and Mr.. c. g.
Wood. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. B. Turrentine, pastor. The
bridal trip was deferred for the present
on account Of the indisposition Of the
groom. MIR. Wood is member of the
tobacco manufacturing firm of W. W.
Wood s. Co.
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Glrf rRJPERCY FOR SALE.-Ry virtue
" oi a deed Of mortgage executed by Alfred
4a~ aud lornelia, his wife, | will off for
y, - ~ the court house door in Raleigh on
l3ula. M 2jth day of Feb. uary, 1893, at IL
s. p the following lot OF land: Begin
1.B - sake on a line on South street, run
,'aS '9l 2Js feet aud incl es to the gas
2 use branch, and tn n going east along With
~ go house branch, and then goes : nth
asus with the gas house branch to South
sna then runs west W th said street 3 !
90 ches There is a new house on
lt '"' Title perfect. Terms cash. For fur
trtculars zee book 12l at page 458,
'H7a-y l3d, 1893.
j. g j. HARRIS,
,s-sy. Attorney for Mort9agee.
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House of Represe natives.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 22.-The House was
called to order this morning at 1880
o'clock by Speaker Overman, and opened
with prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Reid, OF
the Christian Advocate.
The reading of the Journal of yeeter.
day was dispensed with.,
PETITIONS
The following were presented and re-
ferred:
Mr.. Hoffman, petition to incorpo.
rate St. Johns church. Corporations.
Mr.. Ward, two petitions, one for, the
other against the incorporation of War
rem church. Corporations.
By the same, in relation to the ap-
pointment of certain justices. Justices.
Mr.. Long, of Warren, to incorporate
Zion church, Warren county. Corpora.
tions.
Mr.. Venable, petition from citizens OF
Surry county for a monument to the con
federate dead. Propositions and Griev-
ances.
Mr.. Axley, from 200 citizens of Cher
okee county for prohibition. PROPOSE
tions and Grievances.
Mr.. Venters, in relation to killing
bears. Propositions and Grievances.
Mr.. Adams, to incorporate the. Sun
mer Hill school house. Corporations
Mr.. Fuller, of Durham, by request, to
amend the road law. Roads.
Mr.. Wicker, from citizens of Chatham
county against the stock law. Agricul-
ture.
Mr.. Byrd, from citizens of Yancey
county for stock law in Yancey county.
Agriculture.
Mr.. Schulken, against the repeal OF
the New Hope chapel incorporation,
Columbus county. Judiciary.
Mr. Anderson, for the repeal of chap.
ter 354, laws of 1891. Judiciary
The following were introduced and re-
ferred:
Mr.. Starnes, to incorporate the Mar
cotic Cure Company of North Carolina.
Corporation.
The same, to amend the charter of the
city of Asheville. Corporations.
Mr.. Venable, to protect the sale of
liquors within two miles of Whitfield
church. Propositions.
Mr.. Clark, to incorporate the Raleigh
and Cape Fear Railroad Company. Cor
porations.
Mr.. Blair, to incorporate the Thomas
vile Electric Light and Manufacturing
company. Corporations.
Mr.. Pritchard, by request, to incor
porate the Elizabeth City Industrial
School. Corporations.
Mr.. Long, of Alamance, by request,
for the relief of Samuel Henry. Pen
sions.
Mr.. Wood, for the protection of cat
tie raisers. Agriculture
The same, for protection against float
ing in the French Broad river. Propo
sitiOns.
Mr.. Watson, of Forsyth, for the license
of tobacco warehouses. judiciary.
The same, to change the name of the
Davis school to the Davis military school.
Judiciary.
M. Bellamy, forbidding non-resi-
dents to take fish or oysters in the waters
of Brunswick county. Fish.
Mr.. Eubanks, to amend the charter of
the town of Monroe, and allow it to issue
bonds. Judiciary.
Mr.. Harris, to extend the liability of
railroad employees. Railroad.
Mr.. Lee, in relation to roads in the
counties Of Ashe and Wilkes. Roads.
Mr.. Crooks, to incorporate the Peo-
ples' bank of Kinston. Corporations.
Mr.. Hoffman, to incorporate
hotel. Calendar.
The same, by request, to amend the
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CLEVELAND,S CABINET.
The Completion Reached and Form
ally Announced.


LAKEWOOD, Feb 22.-Cleveland's com
plete cabinet is as follows: Walter G.
Gresham, of Illinois. secretary of state !;
John G. Carlisle. of Kentucky, secretary
of the treasury, Daniel Lamont. of New
York, secretary Of the war; Hillary A
Herbert, of Alabama, secretary of the
navy; Hoke Smith, of Georgia, secre
tary of the interior; j. Sterling Morton,
of Nebraska, secretary of agriculture !;
Wilson Bissell. of New York, post
master general; Richard Olney, of Mas
sachusetts, attorney general.
Cleveland announced this evening that
he had completed his cabinet by the
selection of Richard Olney, of Boston.
for attorney general, and Hillary A. Her
bert, of Alabama, for secretary of the
navy.
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WashfngtOn's Birthday In Washing
ton and Alexander.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-The celebra
tion of Washington's birthday in the
capitol was greatly curtailed by the ::se
verify of the weather. The veteran fire
men and the Oldest Inhabitants associa,
tion and other organjzati ons turned ont
notwithstanding. headed by the band of
the third United States artillery and
marched down Pennsylvania avenue to
the capitol and back. In Westinghouse
town, the neighboring city of Alexan-
dria, the celebration was entirely con-
fined to the pubic schools
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ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 22.-The disap
pearance and defalcation of Assistant
Cashier Redwine, of the Gate City Ma
tional bank of this city is the biggest
financial sensation Atlanta has known in
years. This morning thorough examina-
tion of the banks affairs was made by
officers of the clearing house association
and they reported that the defalcetion
was about $65, 900.
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MN and adopted last night. The amend

AAANAe W0os 0uORLeO.
Senator Battle made strong ,aoa
argument against the bill, and Senoto,
means replied IN support of the measure.
senator fettlgrew spoke against the bill
ana senator Posey replied to him, Sen
ator owen supported the bill. The
previous question was ordered and the
Dill passed Its third reading, ayes 2s
noes 9. wv
a Dill TO incorporate the Thomas M
holt manufacturing company, passed its
second and third readings
Senator Lucas, by unanimous consent.
introduced bill to change the boun
cary line of Harnett, Cumberland and
Sampson counties.
A Dill to amend chapter $50 of the
laws OF 1891 in relation to a certain rail
road, passed its second and third read
ings.
a bill to establish and provide for a
militia and for the maintenance of the
state guard. Made special order for to
morrow night at 8 O'Clock.
A bill to amend an act to amend the
Charter OF the Petersburg railroad COM
pany enacted in 1891, passed ito second
and third readings.
A bill to amend an act incorporatino
the Lower Greek and Linville VALLEY
railroad company, passed It's second and
third readings
A bill to place the Big Bridge Ferry
company under the supervision of the
board of commissioners of Pender coun.
ty, passed its second and third readings.
a bill to incorporate the commercial
and savings bank of Goldsboro, passed
Its second and third readings.
A bill to authorize the commissioners
OF Rutherford county to purchase farm
tor the paupers.of said county, passed
Its second and third readings. -.
A bill to incorporate the North Caro-
llna Investment company passed second
and third readings.
A bill to amend chapter $50 of the
laws OF 1889, preventing the sale of non
transferable scrip, passed second and
third readings.
A bill to amend chapter $40 of the
laws of 1891 by exempting Durham
county from the opossum law passed sec
ond and third readings.
A bill to amend section 666 of tke Code
in relation to sheep husbandry passed
second reading.
A bill to amend the charter of the town
of Liberty, in the county of Randolph,
passed second and third readings.
A bill authorizing the Association oi
Ex- Confederate Soldiers of Beaufor,
county and the trustees of the same te
sell certain Hands passed second and third
readings.
A bill to amend section IS of chapte,
$40 OF the laws of 1891 passed second
and third readings.
A bin to amend section 1925 of the
Code in relation to descents passed sec
ond reading.
A bill to make it unlawful for live
stock to run at large in certain portions
OF Cumberland county passed second
reading.
A bill to repeal chapter 112 of the laws
OF 1891 In relation to the fees of sheriffs
passed second and third readings.
Senator King, by unanimous consent,
introduced bill to authorize the city ol
Greensboro to issue bonds, and also bill
to amend the charter of the CITY OF
Greensboro.
at 1920 p. m. the senate adjourned tc
meet at 80 tomorrow morning.
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SALEOFVALTABLE CITY PROP.
sale Of land

On Tuesday, the 7th dsy Of March. leos. a,
~ m, at tha court house door IA tie CITY OF
vale gh- II. sell AZ lublic auction lot of
land lfuattd on laue IN niug from East
ID we street ext udcd Is Esst l.-noir street.
extended just cssi q tae city of la eish and
iFonu - fe-t on raid lane and fully de-
tclaed in a deed OF ust recorded m the
OH e II tie Il Z -ter 0f DoeLs Of s AXE coun-
T., book :, page y - which reference is
hetthy mace - 2 -rt 4 ~ j. Nv, rtisem ent.
sale mA g unter and by lTtne # a deed of
trust SAecat d = me Ov ANNIE Haywood, the
record oi which Is above referred 80 aud at
the REG aert Il the c,stlc que trust therein
named. Tern =, cash
IHCS i. PURNFLL,
isp-'ds Trustee.
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NOTICE.

'."iA CARof ISA.-Wake County
). X. Horn va. Lewis II. Marco 10 .
gi virtue OF an execution directed TO the
lsned from Jno. W. Thompson, clerk
superior court Of Wake county in the above
ft'ed action, will on the goth of February,
q IL clock NJ, at the court house door
49,, county I Wake in the oi y Of Raleigh,
4, q ne big hest bidd for cash all riSht,
~. 'hd interest | ouis II Maroon III fol-
ls-s isal e-t4te, to-wit. Fifty acres m ore or
~. adjoining the lands OF no Wesley
'H, MADISON Maroon and Young Stone,
49, cen ied by ewjs II. Maroon and situa-
tg axe county, Cary T.w ship, to satisfy
.ft,',,., az oi :. II. Horne. Peole K Maynard,
NJ W. PAGE,
sheriff of Wake countv
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Snow Storm in the North.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-The entire
state of Pennsylvania is covered with
snow, from one foot to thirty inches
deep. Greatest depth being N the noun
tains and coal regions. The weather is
extremely cold. The wind is high and
the snow drifting, Railroad trains every.
where delayed.
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A RARE BiRGA!a
FOR INVESTORS.
I he \ c. n agon Factory
and Material for Sale.

Bv virtue ~ ant 1ority gwen IN deed n
'ru-t from The scr Carolina WAGON
Company rec9-1-s il .he k--l te-'s of,ics
Of waite county IS book -, page -. We
viii sci o.
TuestaT. February Z 2l. isea,
he entire = l1i > at q the I'D com
paay, eli liuei in the city of
Il EFG U, y. G.,
on me y. 9. y. ". VI y side track leading
through tle ard All tn build y - are
cornno iiou5 and Tew. Tie machinery
comp 4r-'ivei new. with q !. ..city Of TWEEN
y WAGONS Der day.
A. same TIM r- Ty sell 4 large lot OF
nui7lel and unfn wagon, finished
spokes, hn1s and ri Al D large .ot OF
baud on tire iron = rOun1 ron. bolts.
clips. iron AK p sa % Ei..d- 81 material
n ID In wax q 4ilz cud ~ About
two bunfre1 thJlsall feet VI well ssa5on-
q oak lumher
Time ~ az lf g'ctocr a n.
Terms, ca-s- bar -p-cial terms may he
male II iret FC gar. .iCulArs aud cat
alogue z ing aul DECEPTION % plant.
machinery a1d mz.e-i ], apply 70 under.
signed. W A II ATT,
J. -. HOLD nc,
Janu1 y "A. % Trustees.
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AUout tHe IeTmihaI REORGANIZATION.
NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-Tne World
says it is thought that the reply from
Drexel, Morgan & Co., relative to the
Richmond Terminal reorganization plan,
will be made to morrow and that it will
be favorable to taking up of the task by
this house. The Vanderbilts are already Y
large holders of securities of this system
and it is considered likely that the new
plan will bring them into more promi-
nent control, with possible falling into
their possession of the Reading system,
now that it is the property of anybody
who desires to pick it up.
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DEATH OF REV. DIR. GORDON.
This Distinguished Divine Eied al
oxford in the Prime of LIZ

OXFORD n c, Feb. 2e-Special.-
Rev. Dr. j H. Gordon, of the Metho
dist church. of this city, died of lock jaw
this morning at 6 O'clock. He stuck 8
nail Ia his foot one day last week. He
was in the prime of life, full of power,
piety and humor, and he was gair ing
the hearts of all denominations in his
field Of labor. To know him was 70 love
and admire him. The Methodist church
loses brilliant minister, the State an
honored son, and his family "a kind and
loving father. The whole commune is
shocked at deaths sudden call All
Oxford extends its profoundest sympathy
to his bereaved family aud friends.
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Wreck on the Pennsylvania Railroad. .

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Feb. 22-The
southern express on the Pennsylvania
railroad, which left Broad street station
at 1920 this morning, collided with the
Morton accommodation.tr train near Sout b
street station, west Philadelphis. Three
cars of the accommodation train were
wrecked. Three persons were killed
and twelve others wounded.
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sli. The Tyssf Dzfa ~, ~ -. ssszls,
No., have jus. s.e4 o. tns Market an
elegant 5t4utar1 llqus Oak, At. Sin.
Ron Curta.u Desk, complete IN every de-
tai I. %. 3 81 Louis, for 81. and 5 f..
same style and haish, for e. net. spot
cash. rec rnet- card in THIS issue. send
your order direcl or send for special circu-
lar. Bank counters and government work
a specially, send in your door plans for
designs and prices
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Heavy Railroad Strike In Chicago.
CHICAGO, Feb. % All the switch
tenders employed in the yards OF the
Chicago and Western Indiana Bel.
Company struck this evening at O'Clock
for better pay. All trains going in and
ont of Polk Street depot are unable to
move
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NoLta eARoLsSA, H. The superior Court.
wake oounty, February Term, 1898.
Mollie Z. Thompson vs. walter Thompson.
This il an action br ugll' 70 oatain a divorce
from Waller Thompson I. on the bonds of
mairimOny.
happening 20 tho court that Walter Thomp
son u = lon-reziGa at - tie State of North
tarolinS, and tla tie sheriff u wake county.
after cNercl-iug due dlllrtuee. ca 4.ot execute
the ruA- "u a. tai~ case ou "a -ald Walter
thompson n l. 'hrrein-e ordered that service
on the rali NJ ltr Thompson be made by
iualcAlpnla tHFN ~ uloNI7rF y. a weekly
newspaper, ppaii aed in tie city If Raleigh
&. once we S tor ri1 weeks. nofiiylng
the - d Waiter h' p-ln ~ appear before
wake superior c3.rt, =-d ttcu and there
answer he c mpla'ut which vill be hled In
the ca e, or de ur hereto, daring the rIn Of
axe superior court which com eace- on
the as. Mond4y before az 1T Monday in
March, 1888, eng DE- 9Th Say Of February.
l-s5 Ana 1T him Z hs p ee that If he fails
tO appear ans A-sx Z 81 denu-, aud defend
tie ssil action, g. q ths III. ntf aill Lpply to
the court fJr ia re iii i m4adad IN TIE com
Ilsin'. JSo " Tn5,.rsoS. Clerk.
January .. 1898
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Why Do You Suner.

Why will you suffer with the tooth
ache and neuralgia when you can be
curt d In two minutes by the use of vii.
liams and Kings famous toothache reme-
dy. Try it 10 cents per bottle.
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Jenk. for ATTORNEY General

BRooKvILLL, Pa. Feb. 22.-The At
torney Generalship has been rendered
by Mr.. Cleveland to George G. jerks,
of Pennsylvania, and accepted, Mr.
jerks was Solicitor General in Mr.. Cleve.
lands administration.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-23
The Kansas Sena,or.b,p Settled

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 22-The senate
rial question is about settled and Z Il.
Waggoner, general attorney for the Mis-
souri, Packet Railway in Kansas will be
declared the nominee of the republicans
for senator.