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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-02
NOTICE.

.sr4a.. n 8 dec ft-ust executed on
.. Hss OF Vi V, t,7i, by aud between
4'N Hs.a and wife hcsallna, Of Hert
49, ~. t.e Ststo # North Ca oil M.
.. lrss p,rt aud 3aldV II Ha dy,
IN Nnri TX, psrtg OF tie seeoud
.f yr- 9u.y r,c rded on page Isl
al a iH 'Es Once OF the Reg s'er Il
\ Northampton CouNty aud state Of
N..f ,..f. #rI TO secure certain iudebsed-
aaIa ser ri ed .ug tl tue Far
s. peuhauts' Loan aud Trus Con
N.nU# Esf -, 1870 and ne Jal II .rv
a. ..r ta flolrtyd d'llarA w IN interest
sst'd, ana which il now he'd an
H.,. 49,. Grand : u, ard whi h
t.ar, #aH Ia5d lud tn1 default ot payt, @ I
1 H4- continued for or, than thirty
Hauu auutar-isned rusteo, will on the
fs II. Ngreh. ls9', cell for each g. tue
8er st the court h use il J%ckeo 4,
.H.. Ui y rth .mptol Id st te of
.#. .a#. las, the lowing T al estat,
.t# tract ot and do c'ihe ins ID
a-t as lyiug "in Oc,. bee chse y ocb
,rEs s.afB ., trquhsrt' laud," containing
'E,etu hundred ~cr yeHs in
/. Negtha~ y on and which is de-
.- HaH uvtyed ~ the deed from David
Hs- .ll to - raj The Frller-
nan and Trust CouT an, =
u.E a., 57', r. gisteref ia tho
~U.t# Ggglsttr OF NOr'hsm t3nc un y
.f-..t n1S a., page "a and whi IA
"a in th deed trum J. w. U'for-
Mv I1ner 70 The eaid ~ sarmer-
slN.-.H=rts l5.n and Trus CompA Y
ta ffy -, 10, Iegist. re IN "a ue
+ rag IL ann elso deecrihed il
f#a ore executed by I, sad + rm-
,-.sa rasss,u'- 1. an and Frust ompanl y
uUs au w ENi-Cn. g ated VI Y -, IS a.
rg % which seve al deeds Will mort
r r.a., te and having teen made on
sc sall holders OF "a note 10 M IL
sa. ID order Co paw eaId in, b'etnes-
-seet sad Urquhs t. iSnd will h.
rs .c. % tbs te sc to the ate o
ae .4s ina a. sn annual ,eut oi : e
tl 1Ft ga e purchase tor : 20 DO h o
Fl 0 exDre Jan 4sfy |. 1870. IN v'irl
ares r. il The scaled acre eeaent made NJ
.-tsr d .t8ou cto0er -, 80, by aud b,
tre W Gyudv nd \. r GIanfe, p r,
~tt O. Graudy - Soma. # " IT, Tx
II 1t ". Gr4r0y as c. ecu or VIII N
- Har es i tn first par, snd IN W
Ne, - Her ford county, North T. roll =
.s,.t the second part in which hls vii
s- nUod and the tate Of Nolth Gar Ia
8 81 ul and through the b srd of director
're nit nNary 0. saId state party OF tn
.hH which is re ord on ace 3 4
ft at aHi q % CT ok 81 in 4 office :
q sls or uf pse g q said county OF MOI IL
a. , This February 6, 1893
CALD ELL HARDY, Trustee.
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NORTH CAROLINA, In the superior Court.
Wake ooQn.y, FcbTlhr5 Term, 1888.
Mollie Z. Thoupeon We. walter TGonpson.
This il an seton brv u.;it 70 ob;s!n = divorce
from. Wal er Thompson fro1 the 0cads Of
mairimony
ItzppeAring 10 The corrt that Walter fhpnp
-ou ~ nonresident OF TIE state of North
Csrolins. aud tsat tire Sheriff Of Wake county,
after exercising due dilis snce, cannot execute
tne summon- Ia tins case on The 1-id Waltz
Thompson it is therefore ordered that service
on the said iSslt.r IhOmpson he ni2de by
yn5ic.tion IL rHFS Ars Fi.bSIctE, weekly
newspaper, puoHehed ia the city Il kaieigh,
y e.. once week Tor -iK weeks Notifying
the "a d Waiter thOI pson 20 appear bsioro
Nxke Superior court, Gud then and there
answer he complaint which viii De l,ee in
The case, or deunr thore'o, during the i-rm ~
NAke Superior court which ooL1 coces on
ne ist Monday before ihe let Monday in
March, is9B eing The 9Th say Of February,
s,3 AMI let him take notice that If be fails
t) sppear Ani snsv-r or dsmur, and defend
70 said action, that the pisint sili apply 20
he court for the reliei demanded in o co n
ylzint. Jso. W THOMPSON. q ERIK.
January 9. 1893
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Bitten by Mad Dogs.

CHICAGO. March 1.-Two mad dogs
caused much excitement in the north
western portion of the city yesterday
afternoon and evening. and before the
police had succeeded IN killing the brutes
they had bi ten five persons in each case
inflicting severe injuries The victims
we're: Michael B ,nath, right leg lscer-
rated; Willie Kennedy, six years old,
portion of the left cheek torn away /;
Milton Daniels W, bitten on the lett
thigh; Mrs Gunder Anderson, upper
right arm lacerated; Ernest Jtspersou,
three fingers On the right hand almost
torn Off Mrs Anderson aud Jesperson
were both bitten last evening by a large
Newfoundland dog. owned by the for
mer. Mrs. Anderson was bitten while
at work in her kitchen. Jesperson was
bitten while rescuing her from the dogs
terrible clutches.
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OF Indiana, Bryan. Bichanaa, of New

OF Indiana, Bryan. Blchanaa, of New
Jersey, Bullock. Bum, Bunting, Bur
rows, Busey, Butler. Caminetti, Cape
hart, Cate, Clover. Cobb, Of Alabama,
Cooper, Cox, of Tennessee, Crawford,
Crosby, Culberson. Curtis, Daniel, D wis,
Dearmono, Diuglcy. D,ane, D,ckery,
Deliver, DUNCAN, Edmunds, Ellis, Eo-
loe, En- ,chs, Epes, Everett, Fithian,
Flick, Forman, Forney. Fowler. Fun
ton, Fyan, Gantz. Gormsn Grady,
Grount. Hollowell, Halvorson, Hamilton,
Hare, Hatch. Haugen, Haynes, of Ohio,
Hoard, Henderson, of I,wa, Henderson,
OF North Carolina, Hermann. Hilborn,
Hit, Holman. Hooker, of New York,
Hopkins, os Illinois Hopkins, of Penn
-ylvapia. Houk of Ohio, Houk, OF Tenes
see. Huff, Hull Jahnson. Of Indiana.
Johnston, of North Dakota, john
son, of South Carolina, Jolley.
Jones, KEN, Kendall, Keyhbs,
Nyle, Lsne, Lanham, Lawson, of Vir,
glnia. Lawson, of Georgia, Layton. Les
ter, Virginia, Lewis, Lind. Livingston,
Long, Mansur, Martin, Mcclellan, Nc
Creary, McKs'g, McKeighsn. McLsurin,
McRae. Meridi,h, Monrg nmery, More
Moses, O'Donnell. Otis, Ovens, Patton,
Payne, Paynter. Pearson, Peel. Pendie
ton, Perkins, Pickler. Pierce. Pest. Pow
ers. Quackenhush, Rains, Ray, Reilly.
richardson, Robertson, L siaua, SA7
ers, Scott. Scull, Seerley, Shell. Shlvely
Smith, Stockdale, Stone, Charles w
Stone, William A. Stone, Kentucky.
Sweet. Tavlor, Joseph, T.rry, Ghlm ~,
Turpin, Van H ,rn, Watson, Waugh,
Wedlock. Weaver. Wheeler. of Ala
hama, White, Whiting, Williams. of
North Caroliua, Williams, of Illinois,
Wilson, Missouri, winn, Wolvcrton,
| Wright, youmsns-172.
Nays-Andrew. Anthony, Bacon,
Bailey. B4rwig, Belden, Be.knap, Bent
ley, Bingham, Boatner. Bowman,
Brawly. Breckenridge, of Arkansas
Breckinridge, of Kentucky. Brown. OF
Mary yland, Brunner, Buchanan, of Vir
ginia, Bynum, Gable, Cadmus. Camp
bell, Caruth, Castle, Catcnipgs, Chip
man, Clancy. Clarke, of Alabama, Cobb,
os Missouri, Coburn, Cochran, Cogswe!l
Compton, Coolridge, Coombs, Overt
Cawles, Cox, of New York, Grain, o.
Texas, Cummings, Dslsell, Deferess
Dickerson. Donovan, Dunphy, Durhor
row, Elliott, Englisq, Fellows, Fitch
Geary, Geissenheimer, Gillespie, Green
leaf, Gresmold. Hall, Hormok, Harter
Hemphill, Herbert, Hoar, Hooker, o
Mississippi. Johdson. of Chic. Ketcham
Kilgore, Logan, Lapham, Leet, of Geor
gia, Little, Lockwood, Lodge, Lond
Lynch, Magnerf Mallory. McAleer. Nc
Gam, Mckinney. McMillian, Meyer
Miller, Mitchell. Morse. Mutchler. NV
berry, Norton, Oats, Ohliger, O'Neil, o
Mass scbusetts. O'Neill of Pennsylvania
Oush waite. Page, of Rhode Islond, Pa,
terson, of Tennessee, Price, Randall
BAynor, Reed Rssburn, Robinson. G
Pennsylvania. Rusk, Shopk, Simpson
Snodgrass. Sperry, Springer. Stepner
son, Stevens, S,orer, Stont, StumI
Taylor, of Illinois. Townsend, Tracey
Tucker, Turner, WadswoIth, Wake
Warner, Washington, Wheeler, of Micl
igsn, Wke, Wilcox, Williams, of Ma
sachnseits, Wilson, of West Vifgini
Wise -124.
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|hI-sdsy, tho 1st dlY If March,
~ m,, at the court house door n
US fI'T u kaeigh, ] wi ! sell at public
a1t..an. fgr cash, the rra estate deseriO
. 4 ye-t sin deei OF ttust ryecu.ed 10y
~ 0 pcburch ct a., 'ecorde1 in tht
nice NJ ne register OF dee 3 Of = axe
,.t-'T Goa 59 page 65l, ont ng ninety
tss 1# ''eylle and Sa'isD ry -, eet-
e "H nndrt Il ard ten feet on leuotr
iIy described in said iced Of
There IS on this lot ore of the
and most vi,luab' e residences
~ Raieieh, a'in2 all Ii odern
t' gas water, Sc Also stables
u'e arg out-hous,s
Ha 3 mgde under provisions con
H ae deed of trust aforesaid n d
Ff.a Z an order + The Superlor
rectal pre- ceeding entitled "
h. e.8"N ct al. VS. q - UIcburch
tl ming me tru tee TO execu >
H5fes id the trustee named in
saA A.e any dead THIS - Il first hen
sas '.9 JtlD Hereunder pc fecb.
lHO5. X PUh ELL,
H'@ Ttus ee
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-02
RONORED HIS SUCCESSOR,
VICE.PRESIDENT WORr0N,S RE.
CEPEION TO STEVENSON.
one or the Most Magnificent Social
Events Ever Witnessed nI lhe Ma
ILOnsa Cupilai.

lions Capital.
WAsHINGToS, March 1.-The reception
rendered to night by Vice President
and Mrs. Morton to Vice-president elect
and Mrs. Stevenson at their residence on
Scott Circle, marked another deviation
by Mr. Morton from traditions surround
ing his position. l. WAS an unpreceden-
tial thing for an outgoing vire president
to bestow any recognition, officis, or So
cisl, upon his SUCCESSOR, the ex ,hange OF
such compliments having heretofore
been confined to the occupants Of the
presidential chair. hut when cards were
| issued giving notification of the vice
presidents intention thus to honor hrs
-uccessor it wss felt to be gracious and
proper courtesy. But the inspiration Of
the affair was more than purely official
Mr. Morton had served in the fuu,e Of
representatives of the forty-sixth CON
gress with Stevenson, and ever since
| there had existed between them mutusl
esteem and regards. In anticipation of
| the event Mr. Morton's elegau. mansion
had been decorated with palms. ferns.
foliage plants and cut fl ,wers Mr and
| Mrs. Morton received their guests in the
doorway, separating the parior from the
corridor, ou. of which there is excess 10
| the grand staircase and which occupies
the centre of the west end Of the house
| At their side stood Mr. and Mrs. Steven
son, to whom the passing throDg were
introduced in turn by the host. II was
y distiug iished and representative gath.
ering that greeted the new official and
his wife. The invitations numbered 600
and but few of the recipients failed L.
respond in person, but there was no
crush to interfere with the full enjoy
ment of the event by all present. There
were members of the senate, almost en-
mass, with whom Mr.. Stevenson
will be SO intimately associated, tn.
next four years, members of the cabinet,
assistant secretaries of the departments,
heads of the bureaus. New York and
linois delegations in the house of rep
resentatiues, justices of the supre nj
court of the Ua,ted States, and OF tn,
District of Columbis, and court o
claims, the diplomatic corps in all th'
brllllancy of tbs insignia of their severa
orders and honors, the heads of tn,
army and navy. and a good sprinklint
Of the subordinate officers. II addition
tn these Off ;ial gu 3sts, the Vice-Presi
dent aud Mrs. Morton presented to Mr.
aud Mrs. Stevenson q large number o
/ their personal friends During the even
ing an admirable musical selection wa
rendered by the famous msrire ban
under its new leader. Prof. Fanciulls
and an elegant collation. was served j
the dining room.
Among the guests were the member
of Stevenson's party VINO accompsnie
him fron Bloomington, including hi
son and daughters
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CLEVELAND,S LETTER.
Read at the Annual Banquet of the
Young Mems Democratic Club.

PORTLAND. Me, March 1.-The fol-
lowing letter from President elect Ceve
land WAS read at the annual banquet Of
the Young Mems Democratic Club last
night:
'Your kind letter received. I am
gratlied to think you have remembered
me. No one appreciates the stalwart
serviae and earnest endeavors of the
democracy of the pine trees and, VIII lie
hardly expected to see your state in the
democratic column this year, l am much
grati6ed at the substantial gains which
YOU made Please extend to the mem
bers OF your club my heartiest congratu
Iations upon the cteditable part which
they have taken in bringing about the
recent democratic victory and my sincere
hope that the occasion you contemplate
NAV be one of rare interest and en.hu
siasm Sincerely,
GROVER CLEVELAND
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The MIssi sai ppl CYclOne.

NATCuEz, Miss, March 1.-Meager
details hav. been learned of cyclone
that passed twelve miles south OF here AZ
4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Several
houses were blown down and Others
badly damaged. A negro woman was
killed aud several other colored people
were injured. A boy was picked up
aud lodged in tree top 100 yards away
81 far SIS learned the storm did not covel
q very large area.
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I SND FOR SALE - virtue #
ed oi mortgage e>ecut = Y Levi
y Ntrcon a. d wife, | W Il If fnT sa
Z. cash a. thA court rousa door i RI
i.H on Mo- day arc Z.tb, iSi9, he
low ng tract OF land, lYi < n, d be NJ i
Ssr5 township hein iux r. stsk w.
holti e's cofuer, & ce south IS d y ee
east tivv end half po es T. stake ia ia
30 the ne; them e north .ighu oo(, tc
= CoSwood aad . In e-; tire c uo-rr $
dagr ees west forty poles 70 STAKE and
pointers; Ia &c ncrtr IS degrees vest,
c'uttv-two aud sew II .nths - n stak =
ana pointers; thence sont1 Az deETe $,
west four pole 10 II stake. tle0'e suu
-' IL. rees, e9 I one hundr, Il and twenty
,'y and one fifth poles 10 the beViI ing
containing, according to uea. uremenf.
iorty-ujre acres Title Cerf-ct f p sa d
l-s3 OF mortgage is re ste ed u book =.
a' s9e 30, OF register OF deed's Cfiice
Wake county,
J G. J.. HARRIS,
Attorney OF Mortgacee
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MsKINLEY DECLINES.
The Governors Reply to Letter Ask
ing His Consent To- the Rais-
ing of a Fund.

ing of n Fund.
CLEVELAND, o., March The Leader
has leceived a numbrr of communicA
tions from citizens of this and 9th, r
states expressing sincere sympathy with
Gov. nor Mckinley in his financi4l
losses, and suggesting that the people
show their regard for the governor and
mis- n: bic wife by contributing 10 fund
from which the debts incurred by in
dorsing the notes of friend might be
paid. Governor Mckinley has been sd
vised Of ths receipt of these letters, and
asked if he would permit bis m4ny
friends throughout the country to come
to his relief. In reply the following
comm .unicatiOn has been received:
''To the editor of the Leader: I can
net express the depth of my gratitude
to the people who have sent money to
the Leader for my use, of which you
have ad me; but grateful as | am,
and always will be, for their generosity.
[ cannot accept their contributions,
Nothing has touched me more in NY
misfortune than the letters of sympathy
and offers of help received from those
of my countrymen who have little bu
wha, they earn. Please convey to such
friends ny hearty best thsnks
"WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Jr.,
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Feb. 81"
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Notice of sale,

' EsH CAROLINA -,.n,,,,., f.,,,,,.,
AAKG OUNTY. 'oi "''A'H ooHi
Au'w Syme, ain instr tor of @ II
s ha q ais, plt ntiffs vs. Mrs.
81 4. Nesthers c al, defen ants
IS y.rtue Of authority conferred uDon
NE Fs commissioner by oru,r OF court 10
,a- above entitled action, wileXpos for
at nubic odtcry at tie court house
tosg ba.e Oh, y q and II TO the h' h.
est ttd-r for cash on Monday, the 13th
OaY l' March, 1898. all that & CT parcel -
4l' M Wake county, North Caioii1a, IN
ne CJ-p5r8te limi o. the e. o. Rale g1
s'H.'rI on Btount street. edJOinine lots
ioH rl owned resp-c lively 5y Lynn
Ar Geo r ,'urtis Zach petton and
Others being mart Of lot No. 20 in the plan
q fE- IS and more ful. y described n tie
Complaint
w J PEEiF,
Commission er.
2ee.s & Maynard, Attorneys for Plain
lts bS I'd
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Lord Hamilton I'm Parliament.

LoNDES, March Lord Frederick
Hamilton, conservative member of par
Lament for north Tyrone. in m1ving to-
day at the second reading Of the Irish
education bill, urged that the Irish
board Of education ought TO be con
trolled by parliament, In justice to min
ority in Ireland. He further csllei at
tention to the fact that il was the only
board of the kind in the kingdom smen
able to parliamentary control.
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, y. HNE'INb,
Administrator and Commission
fncI--fla

NORTH CAR LIMA, In Justices ,onrt, hAl-
tigh Townrhip, before
WAKE COUNTY NJ. B. 3srbee, } l..
Il. p. Fuller W. Or. r +. Gardner, Mrs.
Melissa Gardner, Henry Pennington.
II sppeari- frorn the affidavit OF II. r ful-
Ter in THE scti 'hst Dr. B r. Gardner aud
Mrs Mell-ss Gardner, the defendants there
in not to b. found i wake coIuty. and
c-nns after du" dill gence be found Ia the
state, and il fnrther a Pearing that the PLAIN
tiff his q cause of action sgAin-t he rsii de-
fond nrs tor work snd lzbof done and la-
.erisls f1rrished on hos-e ana lot OF theirs
lying ard being IN Rs!eich, y. &.
Ii IL tn re- ore ordered, that notice of this
seton b. pubished once q week for s:x ,uc-
ce rive weeks IN tn STATE CHEoS Gle. .
week v newspaper published IN Raleigh, ".
@, settlng forth tho title of the ac;i n, the
pm pose Of the same, aud requiri < the de-
iendant u sp0esr ON tie 18th day of March,
sg3, before NJ B. Bavbre, Justice of The
Peace, Il his Office in Raleigh, y g., AZ n
o'clo * m and answer Of cemur TO the COM
plant. or the reIsi demanded will be granted.
This January 23d, ls9s
VI b BAkBE-.
Justice o. the Peace.
j. =. J.. HARRIS. Attorney FOR Plat Tiff.
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Gate CITY Bank Will Reopen.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The comp
troller of the currency is advised that
the defalcation Of Assistant Cashier Red
wine, of the Gate City National hank. OF
Atlanta, Ga will foot up S95 600. The
bank will probably be re opened soon
and the necessity of putting it In the
hands of rec eiver avoided. -
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I'LL. HARRIS. kt,srgl


On Tuesday, tie s,h day OF March, has. ~
~ m, st tbs court horse door IN the CITY OF
gAleigh. sill sell al public Anctioa lot of
land itusted on lane ming from East
Dlvie street ext9uded 20 E&st LanO;r rtreef,
ex'ended just east a the CITY oi Raleigh and
fronting 50 fe-t ou ssid lane guc iuliy de-
gcriued in deed of ust recorded in tie
Off o Of tie Register of Deeds of 4 AXE eoun-
Is, book rs, pAgs i3 ~ ghieh reference n
ner.bg made As part 0f itAis adgeriireh a. ent.
Sale ma lie under and by ylItns 4 deed of
rust eAecst q t. me by Angis Baywosd. gbe
record OF winch is Ahove referred 10 snd at
the relaest Il the ce.tae que turt therein
named TerAs, cash
IaOS. II. PURNELr,
tahs-tds rrn-f.a.
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PROVIDENCE. X. l., March 1.-The
frat boat train and mail tram from New
York, on the consolidated railroad, had
rear end collision between ana 6
O'Clock this morning near Pawtuokat
river bridge at Auturn. Four or five
persons were injured and one killed.
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Notice of sale.

On tho 9th day Il Marsh. I59g. a. ~ m at
the court b0u-s iOor IL ihs c ~ 4 H. II "a,
y G uad r pbrcre CO ferret n a rtsin
mortg * exseu'et by 5yl,is MEngnm re-
c"r.ie IN tie taisa II tas s-gis'.-r ~ Deefs
of Ike conn '. bO9 4 Z, cage ~. VII eel
At p1Dl'c Gucapn Tor = IA TIA lsnd des .ribs
in ell mcrtg sc, sitlAt=d in wsks GU 4ty.
New Iigtt tow IA ?, a 5iniaz ihs Ian = Il
'perc Garrett, H. a Sas sBay f5rne iy !.
Laws and others. containing Ihres sc.es,
2o.e .. less.
THO5. Il. PURNELr.,
iebl1-tds Attorney
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Elevator burned, Los. 100000.

REDWOOD FALLS, MINI. Mach -
The Imn.n nse elevator of G. w. Van
Duzen Elevator Co., was totally destroy
ed by fire last evening j: contain, d
II, 600 bushels of wheat and 5 900 bu-h-
els Of fix Total loss. $4,000, par
tally covered by insurance.
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Inc Switzerland of America.

+. altra North Carolina, The Land OF
49,, It5 china e aud scenery un-
% tie cas ern par o. the United
j. " the trra health resort ard
~. i1r resort of tae notthern AID south
ti' ..e-iHe lorthein people sp nding
ANN Ahd e south' rn ps ople tn
~. ~. W iH Ms OF 1ullar3 ere .Xpeudei
r, Ea'u ht VISITORS The c4i tro uf The
I'M. Aaney 9 N G. Eight miles
seville In the centre of the pros
,e', ae' sI&Z OK a.avefvi ie. Buu.
o,e.' auutg " G., sur. ounded by
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The Vote on the Anti-Option Bill.

WASHINGTON, March l The follow
ing Is the vote in detail on the anti
option .blll: Yeas, Abbott, Anderson,
Allen, Amermen, Arnold, A kinson,
Bobbitt, Baker, Bankhead, Bartine,
Beltznoover, B.rg W, Blanchard. B and,
Blount, B ,utelle, Bowers Branch. Bretz
Broderick, Brookshire, Brosins, Baown,
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Union Printers Opposes His Appoint.
nlent.

New YORK, March, 1-Typographi
cal Uni No appointed committee
to visit President Cleveland and prot ST
against the appointmint of G. Z Ell
wsrus. of Wilmington. Del, as puolic
PRIMER. Eiwards, they say, is an old
bitter opponent of organized labor.
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suG,.-e Authorized.

PHOENIX Ariz March 1.-Tae legis-
lstive assembly has passed q bill sutnOr-
izing womsn suffrage. In the territory
it is conceded that 1t will pass the sci
ATE and receive the governorn's signa-
fure
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NORTH CAROLS.
4 Notice of sumuoas
, and warrant OF at
J Lachment.


WAKE CoUETY. tachment
Arthur A Spi1zer, plaintiff, We. Thomas
w. Po ter doing business a- Porter d
Co. defendant.
The iefen Ia q above named viii take notice
ihs. -um nons in the above entitled acti N
sa- issued on the let day u PobruArs, 1898,
by W d Haywood, justice OF the Ps.ce u
Wake county, North CsrJiIn-, for .he sum of
ne hundred aud nlaet -niae do isrs aud
:orTy-t 40 cent- IS % ~ due uIs .Eii isi atid
By EcSognt tor prr-pnA' ICES rendered
INN aud sKpens whii- ren1 ring the saine,
slIch sum .noa- 4 rltCrnz5is before tae said
Jnetice the Off - Of Strong & str NJ ia the
city Of Raleigh IN said county AMI state, m
the 2sih yof February. \. ID 1873. The
d-fencant viii a 30 take notice that . warrant
4 at lch nent was issa-d by the said Just &c
on he said i-t dSy Of February, 1893, witch
warrant ls return 30 before tns .1ii ) q .tce
=: the time and place above Bznod for tie re-
turn % the sam IONS; sni hat tbs defendant
| ~ require o. pear beiore the sad Justice
- the place above nsmei on the tn i.y %
| Ma ca, A -. lsyB - tbs hJur .: 1. - ard
a d A1-ser or demur - ths complaint Of the
| pla nun, or the relef a mAn1el therein viii
| q gr snted.
Ihis let day Of February, A. o. lsgs.
w. - II AYWOOD, j. II.
STR E6 ~ STEoSG. Sfsornsys.
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Nom,u.,,oucouGrmed.

WAsHINGT n, March 1.-The senate
TO day confirmed the nomination OF VIC
tor Blue, of South Carolina, TO be as
sisiant surgeon Of the marine hospital
| service.
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NeyTrIal lRefu.ed..sepseneeD Deferred

PIrTsBURs, IA, March IA new
trial was TO day refused in the case Of
Master Workman II +. Dempsey. re
Gently convicted OF compile ty IN sttempt
to poison Homestead Ion union men.
Sentence deferred.
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NEW ORLEANS. March 1.-The Ryan
Dawson match is postponed until the
night of the oh of Much, on account Of
an accident which happened to Rysn's
ankle while boxing last Sunday before a
number Of friends who visited the Ameri
can weller weight at his training quar-
tiers at Bay st. Louis, Mississippi.
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Ia. rns'fy writes; NV mother and sis-
.,-1.td r % b Tor scIof la and u,ceia'td
SORE TAR0AT :, benefit ,"ss'Ssa 'so% it. "%ss %ss
80, ea remedies toe, ever used.