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FairvieW Farm,


FRA KILN CHIEF auia1i ana -a.
isfer.d NJ 3i7 cae-tnut -..n,p -
hands high weigh- 0t onu8- a. :
An npret Norgan Hs sire . .r,s.
iu recori o-2 I. the sire ~ ..3 sa o.R..t.t
hr a Son ot ID M al Ian e- f>f e.n.t.r
lud th- lam # al in . 30a a-t Na.t.-,
Ass on. in = 31 li>t and n hr. "a, =.
han Allen ~ record $50, hat .--.s
Daniel l.zmhert At We rrsn,l a A.sts
th. b 4ndsome Z sta hon if th,. Sa.th t,a
me Hreare~t sire Of hAld-C!i.- a, >.-.-ss
colts In North Carolina
VI oSDYNE stsnd ard ana r.c S,ar.,
70 1890. dark hrowl STALLION O. auss
high. weighs ,a0 pounds tie il 4. IN
bred Hsmhletonisn ftis sire St.+man.
record 2 %, sire nf Ashm.u . -. pns ay-
other 2:30 tro tFr l. a son II ,...or.-
Wilkes, record 2.22. ON ~ Ad4uutt.r ~
pelm mt sire ~ al 2; a list -- ony hem
Nutwo,d 3 81, VIII lm IN ~ ~
george wilkes and. B Blnlott have "a
'escen la-ts i'm 2:S0 list No nayle dam
'roubie-Dm-. re."r& = wit6 q h-Ats
Netrsr than ..3n To ther credit hv Nrs
sepse- Dur c, sire 2S in 3 Isl aud :
dam e ~ ia 2 20. and'St hy old Hsmble-
onian 10
Ss+ilion cards gtVi Z iH.i ce.crlption
and -x-tird pedigree can be mad on spali.
| cation to
Y v. VIII LAWSON.
Fsirview Farm. Ral,i 1. y &. =
| March lat, ISIS
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SuNss Cotton Report.

New YORK, March II The Su Is
cotton report says: Nothing like adv ces
which were actually re ceived from L yer
pool Day wee expected by The gen
crafty Of trade. Everything seemed hope
full yesterday of the breaking up of the
strike. Some men were reported to BIT
a. pting their masters terms, and
offers, it was said, would do so in q
few days Today's news did n, sem
to encourage the belief, or rather the
hope, that the trouble would be ended
Liverpool was as dull as ever. and a 50
sent l,wer quotations Manchester was
stsgnaLt. Increased estimates of the
Indian crop are being made Ths South
ern markets are dull. There is more or
less disgust among the rank and file of
bull party, and some of them are quietly
wlthdra y ing from the market until for
eign trouble is over. Pr ces fell to II
points closing steady with sales OF 49,
900 bales. Liverpool declined to 4
points with spot sales of 5000 bales
Closing was very quiet. In Manchester
yarns were quiet aud steady and cloths
| quiet. NV Orleans declined TO II
points Spot prices here we're reduced
1-l6 cents with sales of 100 bales for ex
ports and 80 for spinning Mid
ling uplands 8 Is l6 There was de
cline Of 16, at two of the southern
markets. Southern markets were gen
orally quiet and unchanged. New Or
leans sold 500 bales Receipts at ,rt
were 1854 ba es agai9st 8, 101 this da
last week and 8 AT last year. Total f.
the week 47,473 against Is GA last wee
aud 81, 223 thus week last year. E,
ports from ports were 4 9l0 bales r,
ceipts at interior towns were l3 673 bale
against Is, last week and % 646 Is.
year SSu, ,nents were 28.736 again
"a 59:3 '$t week and SO 493 last yea
stocks 557, 700 against 366, S26 Wee
ago and 407, III at the same time la
year.
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HUssRA>K,S MARRIAGE.
Resolutions in FavOr of Captain H.
Il. Glenn.

WINSTON, N C, March 17-Special.
WIN F Burbank, ed t IT and proprie-
tor OF the Sentinel. this city, was today
united in marriage to MISS Blanche M.
Walkerly, of Oakland, Cal,
After visiting New York and Washing
ton Mr. B .rbsnk will return with bis
bride to Winston. The bride is the
handsome widow of late California
capitalist whose estate was valued away
up in the hundred thousands. Oakland,
Cal papers, received by parties in this
city, speak Of Mrs. Walkerly as having
gone east to marry newspaper man and
as being very handsome, highly ac
complished and wealthy lady.
The Winston Tobacco Ass ociation
met this afternoon and unanimously
passed strong resolutions re-endorsing
Captain r B Glenn for the attorney hip
of the western North Carolina district
The resolutions will be sent to state
senators ard representatives at Washing g.
ton.
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HOWARD SCHNEIDER HANGED,
THE DROP FELL AT 10 52-ONLY
A FEW SAW THE MURDEKER
HANGED.
The Murder Of his Wife and Brother
in.law, Avenged Vain fHort TO
Prevent his Execution

WASHINGTON, March 17-Howard
Jefferson Schneider was hanged at 10 SO
this morning in the district jail in the
outskirts Of the city for the murder Of
his wife on January 81, 1892 He was
indicted also for the murder Of b II young
brother at the same time and place, but
this case was not brought to trial Toe
procession to the scaffold was small
one. First came the warden of the III,
beside him walked Robert Strong,
guard who adjusted the rope about
Schneider's neck and who performed the
same service for GutAau Then came
Schneider struggling and supported on
either side by one of the guards of the
Jail. Then came the minister followed
by two guards There was but brief
delay when the scaff Id was reached
There was brief prayer and the signal
was given. The rope ftl and Schn.ider
with the rope about his neck fell a half
dozen feet and all was over
The double murder which led Howard
Schneider to the gallows was one Of the
most sensational crimes in the history Of
the District of Columbia. BY reason Of
the previous resp, ciability OF the muir
relatives and the uuremitting efforts of
his counsel and friends to save him from
the gallows the case attracted wide
| spread interest. In many Of its sur
| rounding circumstances the case recalled
that Of Guiteau. one the Judges who par
| ticipated in the trial of the case
Judge Cox was the same, who tried Gui-
teau, the plea Of insanity was set up IN
Schl elders case as in Guiteau's anG the
expert on the part of the govern ment
in both cases was the same, Dr.. McDon
aid The tragedy enacted was in the
most aristocratic and quiet residence sec
tlOn of Washington, aud occurred just a.
dark on Sunday evening the last day OF
January, 1892 The victims are Amands
Hamlink Schneider. his young wife, arc
her brother Frank Hamllnk They were
the son aud daughter of Derrick Ham
link, a retired business man of this city
and it was almost in front of their father
house that they met their ass ,ssinatiol
on the public street. B. cause of h
worthessness ana vicious propensitie
the wife had separated from her husband
and the latter resorte to the pist oil 70
revenge There is a general convictio
that Schneider has been shamir in
, sanity for many months His act ors a
his last moments indicated his mind q
perfectly clear. During Schneider's las
hour upon earth Rev NJ Parson an
f the colOred evangelist, NJ. Roberts, san
the hymn Jesus, save NE. and endea
vored to have Schneider repeat the word
after him, his effo It's being crowned wit
sOme measure Of success The rs me
prayed earnestly and exhorted him
: stirring words, out to the end their ac
/ vances were met in only half hearte
e manner. Schneider went to his doom
\ ne had lived for the past year, apparent
: oblivlous of the past and reckless of tt
a future.
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Cabinet yTeet-St. Patrickss Day.

WASHINGTON, March 17.-St. Patrick's
Day and che cabinet meeting were taken
advantage Of by President Cleveland this
morning and he disposed of the few
callers who saw him in very short order.
All the visitors came between 10 and
IL o'clock and they consisted chiefly of
senators and representatives.
The cabinet meeting lasted an hour
and half aud it is stated that nothing
important was accomplished.
The only distinctly celebration IN
Washington, in conn :ction with the
anniversary of the patron saint OF Ire
land, was the celebration of high mass
by the pspal legste, Archbishop satolli,
| in St. Patrick's church. There was nc
! parade, but there was the customary un
comfortable St Patrick s weather, which
took the shape this year of a snow fal
which melted as fast as it fell. The da..
wus very much like Inauguration day
only lot SO cold.
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Faile d TO kesurrect.

ST. PETERSBURG March II An Ana
baptist fanatic has been srre. It'd for hav
ing murdered girl of IA years. He had
u preaching oefore room full of
~ ple in private house conce, mir G his
Ioser to raise the dead
At the end Of his sermon he strangled
the girl. with the cnn.ent of her parents,
in order that he might demonstrate his
pretended ability to bring her back to
life After his prayers and exhortations
had continued for two hours the parents
of the girl became convinced that he was
an imposter and complained to the au
thorities, who locked him up.
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NOTICE.

.afxdte1 Il trust executed on
..,f VI v, MS, by and between
"a r.#.Up and wife kOsal!ns, Of Hert.
". .f. me- State Of North Ca ol na,
,,se-rrpf part aud Caldwell Ha ds,
Il Sorf TX, party OF the second
fma Wss duly recorded on page lol
a Il IN the of1ce OF the Register of
Northampton county and state OF
ma 10 secure certain indebted
r.n tescri ed owing to the Far
~ verrhants' Loan and Trust Com.
= rats Ma >, 1916 and due January
,-f.n ,h0lrar d Dc liars with interest
..4t-d, an1 which is now held and
4ga ~ Grand Il Sons, and which
f..araid aud the default of payment
Nt. continued for u ore than thirty
aHu1er-igned trustee, will on the
r.evarch. 1899, sell for cash to the
f.f8ar Al The court house in jackson,
Z. Uf Jrthampton md State of
l.f4tna. the following r al estate
rta tract of and describe in 8 I'D
lttra.ta- a. wing 'in Occuneechee Necf
st.eu sr rquhsrts land" containing
s.3 ayteen hundred scres lying in
r-r.g Nurthau p on and which is de-
ma nveyed in the deed from David
,rr.te 10 rai1 The Farmers
V.-6at- oan and Trust Company of
nU,.af july 4, 874, registered in the
,tf. A, gl-ter of Northsm ton @ unity
..F talk IS, page "a, and which Ia
t...r.N.d ia IN deed from j. W. Urqu-
-.rr.i--tgner TO the eaid r. e FARMERS
"a Va-rFsu,- Loan and Trust Compsly Y OF
5.s January ~ $50, registere' IN sane
at.la.E3 /. rage 49, ana .lso described il
4.fte,.f1ilre executed by u g said Fsrm.
,,..1t Ne,c. ,uta u an and Trust ompany tC
,ta.,i itatu " Fai.on, Gated May IL, 1873, a,
=, rst.rsrsa ID which s0ve al deeds will more
nIgslae4r te snd having been made OIL
mrIs tha said holders Of said note to make
Zach .al ia order 70 pay said lnde btedness
THtAe0t ssid Urquhsits land will bt
rsHD -tht,et to the le ,se TO the State o
rtn carr lua AZ an annual rent OF Sl.6
A.5 an option @ purchase for $4,000 both o
vfgh wil expire January l, 1910. and whicl
s-arete re in the sealed agreement made ant
riertd into on ctooer %, $50, by and be
Hta T. VI Graney nd :. II Grandv, par,
r.-.E- C.. W Gtandv ~ Sons, of Norfolk
N sui r w. Gftudy ~ executor If Will an
Sadea par lee 4 the first part, sud John "
FUuu. 81 Her lord county. North 9 rollins
gsHe o. the second part in which bis wit
NWllued SID The tafe of North Car''lin
ads bt sud through the board of director
9tter.gjt uHary OF ssid state party OF th
Mir3 st which IL recorded on ! age 39
tH 89i 93 Of ook 81 in tie office {
.t b.g.cr of Dee u Ct said county ofNoTtl
MHtua This February rs, 1893.
CALDW ELL HARDY, Trustee.
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AMERICAN AND NOT ENG LISH.
Secretary GreAham aud President
Cleveland are Annexa-
rinnnIfSsS
liOnalists.

WASHINGTON, March III. is knowu
that Judge Gre sham has found me 10
pay attention to the Hawaiian question.
This will be made obvious when the of
fetal dispatches which are now on their
way TO Honolu' come to be published
A friend of President Cleveland is au-
thority for the statement that the new
a0 0minis.ration has felt 1t to he necessary
to begin the Hawaiian business anew
and that the difference between what
will be done and what was intended and
begun by Harrison, will mainly b. y
matter Of manner and of length Of tlrae
taken to accomplish results so n, arly the
same that it will require fhe analysis
u distinguish between them
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Rradslreel,s Report.

NEW YORK. March 7.-Bradstreet's
report tomorrow will say: The general
trend of prices is downward; whiskey
selling lower at Cincinnati and Louis
Vile; pig iron sales point to shaded
orires at the former city Hogs selling
five and ten cents lower per hundred st
Kansas city and Omaha; oats going eff
a quarter of cent at the e1char ges; +;
pork 25 cents per barrel and lard half u
cent per pound, even sugar is making
concession of 1-32c Cotton has been
down SC on the prolongatiOn of the
English strike, and liquidation If hold
ers who felt the squeeze IN money, but
later in the week it recovered one quar-
ter Of a cent due to purchases on specu-
latlve account. Dispatches from some
of the larger cities through ut the
south agree that trade is quiet
and in instances dull with the excep ion
being an improvement at Birmingham,
Alabama There, also, collections are
satisfactory and an experimental plant
t. make high grade steel chesply is said
to be a success New Orleans reports
no improvement in trade, with the out
look for reduced rice acreage. At Gal
weston and other points in Texas, bust
ness is only of fair proportions and some
what irregular Memphis reports f4il
volume of business, but Richmond states
business in most lines is dull, exception
being in bright leaf tobacco. There il
quiet at Charleston and Atlanta. demand
at both cities for fertilizers being quit
active and significant when taken in con
| l. A., f,- Nrl,
duce the acreage to be planted W tt
cotton. Further special adVices to r a /
stree IS from Texas and Georgia POI t
materially large cotton acreage this yea
than last. SO far as may be learne
planters will lgnore demands for reduce
cotton acreage.
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Secretary Morton, Of the Agricultural
ID partment. has f und time to familiar
lze himself with the duties of nearly al
the employees of the department There
are several places that are regarded by
him as sinecures. and he will shorty no
ufy the iucumbents that their D aces are
vacant. The Secretary says that he in
tends to run his department on busi
ness basis. Where officials do not earn
their salary it will by TUNED ever to the
credit of the d psrtment
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! ANn fOk SALE ky virtue of
= ed c' mortgage executed y Lewis
II. iBTeow ald wife, | W il fer fer sale
tos cash At th- court house door Ia Raj
dgh aa We day arcL 27th, 1873, the
ig rr ey trsc, ct laud, lyi z AID bo ng in
Gar towns Ip Begin, iug a. q stake, w.
Bottles corlsr, u ence south SIS deg ee,
east live and half poles - stake in said
B0gthes i'ne thence north sight poles to
3 o.wHol and poiui ers; the c. north IS
degrees west forty poles to sake and
tul RS IA zee north s degrees west,
anttr-tVo aut sew n tenths 70 stake
aud pointers. thence south Az degrees,
west four gole 10 stake; thence south
y degrees, - enc hundred and twenty
s.N and one fifth poles to the beg'uHlpg,
containing, according to measurement,
f9st,uj.e acres Title perfect 7 e sad
deed ot mortgage Is register ed u book ~,
@ ,'ge 3.t of register of deeds office
Wake county.
j e. v. n ARRIS,
Att rney of MortgAVpp
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the Secretary Of State. Mr. Lsn6is is q
young lawyer of Chicago, aud is All nut =
mate friend of Judge Gre sham's fam Y.
To his accomplishment he adds = know l.
edge Of stenography While he will act
in the confidential csnaci'v o. priyat.
st secretary, he will bear the otfc,al .esig-
nation of "Clefk TO the Secretar,
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\/ALU,BLECIIY PRorLnlf

purenant 20 jnismen'- - Wax" ~ n
Superior courI. nd red a. N '.''''-
T. m lss2. -ni the Fehrusry ~. ett
the ca-e of EiltM Wright. y ~
i. W HAYWOOD trnst-e -. aud o'h-r-H - -
81 ,uie VI Pe-ki so- indlv.iu-l = 81 q -
admins ruor of Mary u rkftt'a -
cesse1, tzra P-rk'u-on ann m =
koyster, guardian al ilte'n . zrt -
tinsOn. we will on -afu pi '' "a
lsl} st the counig Courf hDase . s'r 'n fhe
c'ty of RAleig y G 81 ~ pn"'r fht
crv, to the d ghes- bidder. ''r c'-a. r
rollo wing lot or arc ] - iaUd s ~ft.t
OF Raleigh y q. viz Ado ning f-el lfA =
of Mrs Lsura A u N ton nn of'@
Ing on the sSuf - c9rnes ~ 'fr l4
section Of Is Nod To-t1 a d Nor. a. -'fr
hs-'ng part ot cIy IT le. a--
Shaff@r's man az ne fify - h~.-i
g.. and more IN ly an ~ gib
IN the de-d Of fru-' eEtcu'-i =
DAY ~ Fe rlsrv. I-.l. ~ D a
and N.ry perkIDsOn. 81. We
Haywoo tru-tse etc which
f-ust IL duly rec yri.f q ih~ .I
| X K.xister of Deer far Wake cpa-'5
la book 10. pay 20 - ~
hour OF ale. - O'c ok g. ..,,
= N.HA FNH
" ! PF.L.
/ rfafa e.
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Secretary Hoke Smith las directed
that all orders heretofore issu. d oy tht
Commissioner of the General Land Office
making cas- special be revoked. Here
after cases before the General Land Office
will be taken up and disposed Of IN their
regular order.
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Bomb Exploded.

ROME, March IL At $50 o'clock
this morning bomb exploded in the
Ancient Mattel palace, residence of
United States Minister Potter, ana
which was engaged by Mr. Potter in
December last as his official residence
during his term of service. The explo-
sion of the bomb did but slight damage
Ab the builping and nobody was injured.
Ahe Ancient Mattel palace is notably a
.eautify rs11stn1n6n hlf nding with an
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AbOltshiDy Capital Punis h m mt.

DENVER, March 1.-THE Senate this
morning passed bul abollshing capital
punishment The bill will d ubtless be-
come law, as G verpor Waite is known
to favor 1T. and 1t is Slmost Certain to
pass the House.
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John uaeDough Drops Dead.

BosTJS. Mss, March l7.-John II.
MacD ugh, chairman Of the democratic
= mmittre, dropped dead at o'clock
tins morniag at the dinner Of the Tam
many club.
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Notice "f -ai..

On the 10th asy # Mar-h. is9a. a. y Il
the court hous, door 10 hs l.
y G. under paser- CO i-rre II
mortg &, execu et ~ Stlsis -,
corde1 in the office oi trss "A
of W.ke county. ho, z
at p7blic auction ar = .-h
IN said mortg &c. -ItuAt'
New Light tow - y, -
spencer Garrett; III X SAn,,
r Laws and Others coniA
more or less
THOs.
febl- -tds 90.
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...Iev writes: MY mother and ais
Msp Hg for scrof1la end ulcefated
Tup0hT ard received more
" -gmelirs tuey ever used
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$4,000 Fire In Alabama.

NEWTON, Ala, March II "A fire
yesterday morning destroyed the New
town institution. postoffice, town All
and five stores. Total lAr $50 600; in
surance Sl5, 900. sas
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CANNING FACTORY 1

Tie Gre cent Gaming ~.
y. G., on - fsr - -tbel ee'
sistiny OF towI 70. AID
Give one 3)ho--e Jy.ler
Knowles PuDp sni csm
mschioeryi1 psrf.eto o q q
cans caily 4 80.
3. Part or TIE wa3- ca
below cost .fnot OLD
fore. II will ~ - = ~ r1t-is
18th OF April. n-st
~ A,
mar Sim
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Killed while Crossing Railroad.

Killed WbiIe CFOssing a Ra1IrOau.
NEW IBERIA, La, March l7.-Mrs.
Vino MT Onver, her sister Mrs. Walker
and the latter's child, while attemptl4g g
10 drive across the railroad trackkdl l&ar
11ena ION yesterday, were a.whe1e
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Appointed Passenger Agent.

ATLANTA. Ga. March II. - 1t is
announced here that ]. J. farnsworth
has been sloDlnted division passenger
agent IF tLXAE ~ Tennessee, Virginia
and G7vrg' J lway. with headquarters
IN i.lt.. ce G. n. knight, resigned.
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a FirSt-Ciass ho eli to Rent.

SaN LIMA In Jusuce jug ICES spnit, nai. s"no
WAKE oouSTY NJ. sarbee, P.
I. Fuller ". Or. y. r Gardner, Mrs
Ne Irra Gardner, Henry Pennington.
liarpearirg from the affids Wit o II. F Full
,,t 10 thl- acton that I'r b ardner and
Afr Mth-sa Gardner, the defendants there
iN sre net ~ be found / wake comfy, and
cannot after duc dill gence be fond in the
Tyete' ahd l'tnrther pearing that the plain
Nu hNs cause Of action against he said de-
iendsnts ior work and labor done and LA
torisls furnished on horse ana lot of theirs
wing and beng ID ksleigh, y. G,
lt IL there ore ordered that notice of this
Aruon b. published once u week for six -uc-
r'..iye w eks in the sTArE CBpoy CIE. a
week newspaper pubhshed in baleiph n
a., setting forth the title OF the acton the
pa pose Of the same, and requiring the de.
trudant 81 app ear on the 2jth dav of March
1898 before NJ B Bsrbee, Justice of the
Peace, at his Office in B4leigh, c., at u
O'Clock m, and answer of demur to the com.
Eitlnt or therellei demanded will be granted
lti- January 23d, 1895
M. Is. BARBEE,
Justice OF the Peace.
>. Q i. HARRIS. Attorney for Plai utiff
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oI ys-msu, Greensboro, Ga, writes:
.l trend who has been enti' eiy
aev -trofulous BREAKING out I /
. the rkin, ard the nae II
.c~lIfi#l "A two bo ties OF 3 b ef-
J ara cure | Know Of -eveis.
l.saases cured speedily ny the
HrE
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CHArrA pea, March 1.-THE Chat
ia. ooga - &c league team defeated
endsrlylf 4 L.uisvliIe todsy, by score
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u#.l Ban lB. y B) has cured
A#s II &c ofula, eczema d
~ a4 blood dlseas, after other
ua u.W ned and failed You do
.af .a. is great iujus unless you
saut rer ed trial send t,
tlanta, Ga tor llustia,oa
ore dlled with letters from
arrapy b b. b.
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JOHN q. DRhWRf

-ta6- Agent for North - south caful'n.
kA,.sl.g. = q
Nr>trn anr-rr- --....l
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j G. v. n ARRIS,
Att rney of MOrtgagpa
SALARY OR COMMISSION

To handle the Patent Chemical Ink
FrhTag Pencil. The most useful and
novr invention OF the age Erases lux
thoroughly in two secords Works IKE
mage 2CO 10 500 per cent profit Agents
making ESQ per week We also want 3
teaner9 gent 10 take charge of territory
i1d appoint sub-agents. A rare chance
70 waEp monev. Write for terms and
specimen oi erasing.
TIE MONROE ERASER M'F'G co
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The Switzerland of America.

Western North Carolina, The Land Of
the SA',. hHs a climate and =, emery un-
e1ualie1 IN the eas. ern part Of the United
states. II IS the great health resort and
pleasure resort Of the northern and south
tru teople-the northern people sps nding
the winter end tie southern people th'
Her. Millions Of collars are expended
every yeI bg visitors The crrtre Of the
region Is AsEtyi G y. G Eight miles
non Asfeyille in the centre of the pros
prrDU ue'r village of Weavervi lie, Bun
you pc county. N c., sur ounded by
lovely views there is
A FlrSt-Ciass no eli to Rent.
Three story frame building, twenty-five
.tiLe fHeus, good well tsliRbtly chaly-
"tNte ea den lruit trees tables, etc.
.HlN 10 DIR. V = DIVER, y sv.r
t,,at N. " or to JAMES X CONVtHSE,
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