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SHOES. SHOES.

200 pairs Ladies' oxford TICS. ln OF.
Styles, patent ip aud plain, square toe.
and opera, worth $3.50. 500 and ~ 5u
We viii close thDm out 40 SLIGO
Al our Ladies' $500 $500 aud gtW
oxford Ties, In tan and black will DO sold
at $50. la all styles.
Mems low Cut calf and kangaroo
Shoes, hand scwed. regular price s5.UD,cuO
Mons Fine Calf Shoes. Laco and Con.
Erus, regular price a. 90, cut g.al
This i' great bargain.
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LONDON, Aug, l5.-Raicline Cooke,
cousefvative,wase elected 20 parliament
from Hereford district today, to MI the
vacancy caused by the retirement OF
VIM. IA, Grenfrll, Gladst0nian.
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PARIS, Aug. i5.-Hon. John w.
Foster, American agent, said this
evening that he thought tho restric-
tons Of afblirators would render
pelngic sealing Improbable. II not
only prevents pclaglo sealing during
three out Of four months In which IL
can be said TO be Profitable, but Will
break the season. the United Statol,
he said, have not obtained all they con.
tended for, tut the regulation. are
much better than those MIR. Blaine
vaiuly offered 10 Lofd Salisbury ns u
settlement Ia 1880. The cOnceusus OF
opinion Of the a American agents IL that
though the technical success rests with
Great Britain on legal points, on
practical grounds the victory h to the
United States, rs the arbitration was
entered upon TO protect seals, and the
dCclsiOn achieves that result.
Justice Harlan also thought the
general result OF arbitration lar In al.
vance Of anything the United States
had demanded. Tho members u the
tribunal reserved the right 10 prepare
and file individual opinions in the case
any time before January Lat. Justice
Harlan viii prepare his Ia switzerland
aud will probably return home the
latter part Of September. Senator Nor
gan sails Saturday.
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THE ENGLISH PRESS.

LONDON, Aug. lj.-Spoaking OF the
Berlng sea decision the daily ACgs
says "rhe decision IL substantially
In favor o. the case advanced by Eng.
land. Sir Charles Russcl'H powerful
arguments convinced the arbitrator
aud Sir JOhd Thompson refused TO
assent 10 regulations. We have not the
slightest uoubi, however, that these
regulations HTe wise and Just. Even
were they not, II would be- our duty
10 obey them and We trust no difficulty
Will be raised by the Canadian govern.
mtnt.h
The daily Telegraph sayG "Our
advocates have traygred the absurdly
wide American prcteusion very el0-
quently and learned, sud the Arbltra.
tors brushed aside these finely woven
pleas and have gwen verdict for
common sense ana Great Brilain.0
Tue Umcs snyt; "Ou the broad
question " international law the do.
cision Is wholly Ia our favor. la fran.
ing the regulation We have been
somewhat lees successful. The rules
arc conceived Ia n spirit according
closely enough with that embodied Ia
the British proposal, but II is probable
some of them will cause dissatisfaction
In Canada,
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SITuATlON WANTED BY 4 LADY
- fcuOWHUhuT, work more On object thar
salary hriorcucus az Ladies. Exchange, 49,
D.. lst South
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S,truATlOS WANTED HY a GENERAL
- purpose man, willing and ObIlgIug. Good
references can be- seen a. tho business "a,
change - q lot south.
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GlTuATluN WANTED ny 4 pRACrI.
- cal advertising agent, viii accept COM
mission also HltuHtAuf wanted hv two CKptr..
eurDd grUgDIy r'Ufks aud two dry goods rltrHs.
No cost 90 obtain help NJ tue t1chanE0,ls D..
Let south street
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You will be pleased with Gold Band
Coffee. For sale by all iirsl'clRss
gFupera
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WANTED.

NO CHARGE 10 FURNISH HU-I.
~ mess houses or hotels with any class 81
male or fymalo help Reference always BOO
Yostgnied At the LKchanEr,lsIs g., iitst south
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ON IMPROVED PROPERTY. rs ANY
~ quantity. crosby SiCrosly, A' Main ST.
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Garflnld Bench Trims.


bathing, Boating, Dancing. Olsen's
orchestra In attendance every after.
uoon aud evening. Fare for round
"Trip only 90 cent?.
ID. T., Burnley,
General Agent Passenger Department
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I HAVE SEVERAL NICE GROCERIES
ior sale from 500 90 500 ". j hogan,
GIU plafufIre block
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CITUAIluN WANTED by A MARRIED.
- man hH iauItor or Waterman. Good refer.
uncra and ra.h security 10 required. Leave
South Street,
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MILLINERY.

900 now aud stylish sailor hats At a
great bargain.
All our trimmed haig ~ half prlco.
All Millinery goods must be- closed out
900 once. so reserve. Buy them at your
own figures.
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StrLINuip OPENINGS IOU CApAuI .
- once men 90 SCI half interest BOZ cst1h.
lishcd huaiuoseoa. mo- o. SIS. required. W.
j. bog ~, 40 i'1at1nirc tilool
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i and business property Tor sheep. cattle
mcrt hluilsC or tarns. ". j. Hogan, alO rUHt
ouIrr iIuHk.
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II lOU WISH To ENGAGE rs ANY
Il line Of husincfs % will uay.ygp ~ sec me.
W. j. UOgln, go post0nice WupL.
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GROESBECK & ROSE
HOUSES FOR RENT.

A BNArHsNll RODS. -FOUR ROOM BRICK.
barn hnd outhuusCu. ilalD. Good terms.
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OAl AuUEs oN THE JoHpAN pur
. - toms, near sandy, IuF aalc cheap.
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4 ROuN FHAhE COTrADE,NEAW MCCuH.
view, HAlii feet tAJll. Can't Uo boat
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TO TRADE.

LNlii,r CLASS DAIRY OUTFIT CLOSE
- Co city IS cove, h0raUH, wagons, milk
f'n,e nalinE i'' ger month, eighty g.lea 20
dvnDu, ~ uart tr1io and part each. VI.
logau, 600 fostoroc liiuuk
'I'o rHApE- uE-r GLASS uE-tpENCg
4 and business properly for sheep. cattle,
mere hluilsc or farms. ". J. Hogan, al0 puHt
odcc nioct.
.nNEuALr INTEREST ~ LIME
~ KLINE aud stone quIrrics clearing 80 30
h,ala VIZ. hogan. tior %. BlocE
S,iNTY.FoUW AuuE rAI.M, ALI UNDrU
- cultivation Value $500. clear Trade
NJ r.'hr rosilen'r. W. J. logan, 40 A. %.
GtytNrr srvEN ACUE rARM rs
- Nseho valley VOL Improved, Tor city
PROPERTY Value i2coL w. j. Hogan, 40
NEW NiNE ROOM uuU.E MAR
- rupIrr plant, suitable fHr boarding
house Aalug, ,i2'H, Trade Tor r,sidcuoc
',o'o ln' w. j. hosan' 'io ro''omeo hlocs
rI'O rRApEHA $50 ACUE Farm CLusE 10
i city, soNcu room frame house, creamery.
fruit trees. etc Natu6 $1,000 .ioar. TTagS tSl
,iy property, W. J. Hogan. ~ rostonlco
uluck
fI'O rUApE-A FlU.r. CLASS TNItu OH
Il 100 atrcH, only HN miles from cIty. nIcH
residence lawns, gardens, fruits. stables, AI
farm implements, ever Thing pertaining Co %
urH Clhls farm. an under cultivation, Uuu.
riphllY hrit class meadow land. one ut tHp
finest farms iu Utah. AaIuo 5000. 40 clear
Trade ior ciiy property ur p1u property hud
long time on balance. W. j. Began, llU Poet.
Un'cC Block
GEVEHAL WELL IMPROVED FAiAt-,
- value, 500 10 fI0OII, close 90 city, trade
igr inside city property W. }. Hogan, N0
PusionIoo hio6E
TT you HAVE ANYTHING To TRADE
call ON mo, W. j. hogan, ilu rsstonico
Block.
OEn MEAD HIGH GRADE HANDE
.-OO hursc and 90 uulca Co exchange Tor
house anu lot close iu, ur acreage lusl1r live
milcs out \ ,. spencer. uMUara block, IS
Wust second south.
4 HOiCE ADDITION LOTS Will uE
- traded for horses aud buggy, furniture or
merchandise. 8. D. spencer, % Wc6l second
south.
rINO TRADE - CITY PROPERTY TUK
4 farm, Apply 20 stevenson, ss D.. stU.
Ngnlnh Ave. urtWccu lth nud luth -uuih So.
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I.NHsr CLASS DAIRY OUTFIT CLOSE
Y to city IS cove Horse. wagons. milk
funtc paying 500 per month, eighty a.ftI t0
farm ON shlrcH. Value $3.50. Trade lort gaIa
drnDr, ~ uau trade amt part each, ". j,
IuFuu, tlU rosturIro iiutk
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INUNNisiED BOOMING HOUSES NND
II hotels. centrally located. 90 tp iH rooms.
clearing SO Go iEJ per month Price. 5000 %
0NN ". J. Began. go loatunIHC block
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EENEEAL AGENTS ron TuE COLUMBIA
N huilding aud Loan Association. TIE
host Investment Boa gho couuty, L0ans m0ng
atU Uyr cent
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BUSINESS CHANCES

Eh nUNs FUrNIrUHE ANn
'NDDN( tools candy factory nlso oven
aud furniture for bakery. ice cream uar'nrs
complete, cigar and irult stand established,
and chosp rent $50 takes % all W. j. 80.
ran. 60 pusiuniro til0yh
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OEn uLAu iuDu GRADE UANUE
A-DND hufrc and 90 mules 90 exchange Tor
house anu lot close iu, nr acreage luslir i've
milcs out = , spencer, u'MUara block, IS
MuHt second south.
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S,lNTN.FuUW AUUL TAI,M. ALL UNDIs
- cultivation Value $3.50. clear Trade
igr clear rcsi1CuDr. W. =. logan. 40 A. %.
blurE
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

New YoRK.-A cable dispatch To the
World from London says; AlgeTnon Sar-
toris who married Nellie Grant. died Friday
at Capri. Italy. He had not lived with his
wife for some years.
RIcHMoNT. Textile people here were
fearful that the turbulence at S;afords
Point would throw this county into another
state of turmoil Now all Is quiet except
mutterings among the turbulent class Of ne
groes he determined attitude Of the
whites. backed up by the sheriff has over
awed the negroes and no trouble Is now
pected.
SYDNEY. The city Of Brisbane. in Green
land, continues completely isolated by floods.
In the region about Wide Bay. Queensland
hundreds OF houses were demolished by rush
ing waters. Thousands Of destitute people
have taken refuge to the hills. without shell
ter and are destitute of nearly all necessities.
At Brisbane business is completely suspended.
NEw K-Superintendent Havens. q
the fourth district life-saving service, a. Point
Pleasant, reports the Norwegian bark Alice.
Captain Jacobson. from DunkiIk. December
2Ist, for New York. IN ballast. came ash rc
last night al Long Beach. y. J., lie-savinl
station. Before an attempt was made 20 res
cue the crew by the life-savlng station. hve oi
he crew attempted to land IN their own boat
| They were capsized in the surf and al
| drowned. The others were rescued.
! ISDIANAPoLIs.-In an interview al TER
/ Haute last Right Grand Master Sargent sai'
he had just returned from Louisville wher
he and Chief Arthur had met Presiden
Smith Of the Louisville and Nashville rail
road. The engineers had asked } II cent
per mile for passenger men and Smith ha
| fatty refused The committee re.uTne
home to take vote on the question of stril
ing. II they did s,rike. and Sargent ihougi
they would. the strike will be endorsed D
Chief Arthur, while he (SargenU would ca
out the firemen.
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Fight Between Gov. Tillman and the
Richmond and Dsnviile Company.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. Feb. THE fight
between the state authorities and the rail-
roads over the question of taxes is getting
warmer. Yesterday a locomotive belonging
to the Richmond and Danvlle railroad COM
pany and drawing a material train was seized
at Aiken by the sheriff Of that county
in obedience to a confidential cir
cular recently sent out by Governor
Tillman. To-day the Richmond and Dan
vile attorneys applied to Judge Simonton. of
the United States court and obtained a rule
on the sheriff of Aiken county to show cause
why he should not be punished for contempt
in seizing property already IN the hands of
receivers appointed by the United States
court. A temporary injunction was issued
and the sheriff was ordered to answer the
rule at Greenvile before the United States
court on March Sth.
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uOBS MUST SUFFER
Says the Razor-Rack Governor Of the
Lone Star state.

ATSTIN Tex, Feb. "A message con-
ceming the burning of the negro. Smith. a.
Paris. has been prepared by Governor Hocg
for submission TO the legislature. The gov
ernor says it becomes his painful duty to en-
phasize the necessity of taking some steps TO
prevent mob violence in Texas: that the re-
cent terrible holocaust al Paris Is an illusira-
ton to what extent a mob will 90 when the
laws are inadequate To check 1t; while the
victim of that affair was guilty oi an atToci-
Gus. barberous crime. appalling and contempt
ible, he was certain OF full punishment under
the constitution aud laws OF the
state; civilization stands a helpless Wit
ness to the most revolving execution Of the
age. in whict: large numbers of citizens openly
in broad day. publicly became members by
methods shameful TO humanity, that the
CRIME committed at Paris Is a disgrace TO the
state, its atrocity. inhumanity and Sickening
effect on the people cannot be obscured 10y
reference to the previous act OF CulpTit in
brutaly taking the life OF an innocent child;
to contend that his executioners can neither
be indicted nor tried in the county where the
crime was committed, Is pretense and mock
| cry. He says If the legislature VIII enact
suitable laws and places means at hIs COM
mand every peISon who takes part IN a mob
shall be brought 70 trial or The strength OF the
machinery OF Justice shall be thoroughly
tested in the effort.
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No close observer has failed to discover
the tendency of manufacturing enterprises 4,
"go south" +" This is especially true OF Nor
Carolina. as shown by the Manufacture :.
Record, which shows that our state leads
the Others in this respect. There is also a.
evident tendency on the part of northern
capitalists to absorb and control not only the
new but also the already established manu-
featuring plants in our state. The great
''oil trust" has already completed its work on
this line. The indications now are that
The American Tobacco company will in
the near future fulfill its mission and follow
ing closely after this .the Gore company
have decided that they will own and control
all of the cotton mills of the state. In view
of these facts IS ii not unwise at this time for
our Legislature to attempt to abolish the
Bureau Of Labor Statistics" and leave the
| thousands of operatives and employees with
out any protection. They very naturally
! look upon this as the only means provided
| for making their condition and just demands
known. So long as these enterprises ART
owned and controlled by our owl
| people they have been IN
| the past, there is little danger of any trouble
Change these conditions and let those whC
are not OF our people and who do not ever
dwell among US and at the same time depriy
our working people of what little protection
they now have and fear very serious con
sequences.
have Just read letter from an INTEL
gent gentleman employed in one of the col
ton mill. in this state in which he makes III
declaration that legislation inimical to OF
working people will mean loss of ten {
twelve thousand votes in the dominant p'
litical party.
Let US not overlook the importance of tn
matter but considet well. go slowly and {
nothing which we may regret when too la
| 10 remedy.
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EoNSc so NEWS.
Death of ,. a Ser.eaus-A Prosperous
Hank-<Defety New.-Tne weather

RoXBoRo. y. {, Feb. 7.-S2ecial-
RoNboro has ios; one % is most conSecrated
and christian citizens in the death OF Captain
James I. Sergeant. For eleven wears he
has been book keeper for Mr.. ! y Long
and had just completed his last work IN this
petition when he was taken with eysipelas
He was a steward in the Methodist Church.
and teacher in the Sunday School He
was 90 years old and leaves 4 wife and two
children.
The Peoples bank of Roxboro has de-
clared a dividend Of per cent. and added !
per cent. TO the surplus. AZ a meeting of
the stockholders on Saturday the present off,
GERS were reelected and the board OF direc-
tors increased in view OF the fact that the
stock OF the bank will be doubled. Shares
are now offered at premium Of 5 per cent.
Hon. ]. \. Long Is president and Mr.. l. ;.
Bradsher cashier.
Mr.. Lora Lyon. a charming young lady
and an accomplished artist. has been engaged
10 take charge of the art department OF The
Roxboro institute. Miss Lyon comes from
Durham and is an acquisition 10 the literary
and social circles Of the town.
Miss Roxie Burch and Mr. Emmon L.
Yancey will be married in the Methodist
Church on "Wednesday night. Both are pop
ular young people, Mr. Burch being mem
Der of the en,erpriSing firm of Woody and
Yancey.
Mr.. + c Gatewood. formerly depot agen,
Of the Lynchburg and Durham Railroad
here, has accepted position with the Allan
tic and Danvlle Railroad and has removed
! his family TO Dinville.
Mr. J. b. Holman has Just paid a visit oi
few days to his daughter. Mrs. !. W NOEL
Mr.. Holman will be remembered in RalelsN
As the able senator from Iredell Tor number
of years.
Mrs. Frances Green and Miss Ora Yearly
nave just returned 20 Durham after a pleas
ant visit tos Mrs. J. VI. Green.
| Dr.. J. IL. Lambeth leaves for Greenviile
n c., tomorrow night where he has cal
TO take charge Of the Baptist Church. Mr.
Lambeth Will look over the field before h,
accepts. Greenville will be fortunate TO &c
cure him
Mr.. Aubrey Brooks has just closed tn
school he was teaching in Person county an,
has taken his departure for Chapel Hill
where he will enter the law class
Yesterday was raw day here. II snowe
for couple of hours late il the afternoon
and the sleet and rain came down all night
To-day the ground was covered with &c
nearly an inch thick which melted away bt
fore steady rain and slush is the present OF
der of things. NoN
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The Citizens or shelby Desire to Vote
on High Liceuse.

SHELBY Feb. 7.-Special.-Th town IS
aroused on the subject OF the regulation OF
he liquor traffic. Al meeting of the board
Of aldermen held this morning resolutions
were adopted endorsing the bill that has
passed the house OF representatives and is
now pending in the senate TO submit To- the
voters of the town the question Of high IL
cense. A large meeting OF voters and tax
payers OF the town was held in the court
house tonight and resolutions were adopted
severely denouncing the efforts that are being
made to antagonize the town and county and
reprobating the attacks that have been made
upon Representative Erwin and declaring
his course consistent with the sense Of the
voters of the county as expressed at the last
election and endorsing the bill now before
the senate as the only practicable method Of
estricting the sale Of liquor in Shelby and
enforcing prohibition on the rest of the county.
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NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court.
Wake County, February Term, lssS.

North CAROLINA, In the Superior Court.
Wake County, February Term, ls9S.
Molie z. Thompson vs Walter Thompson.
This Is An action brought - obtain divorce
from Vale er Thompson ton the bo1ds Of
ma.rlmonV.
happening 10 the court thSt Walter Thomp
son ls = uon-resldent Of tEs state of North
Csrolius, sud tina the sheriff of wake county,
after exercising due diligence, cAunot execute
the rum On- In this case on the ssid Walter
Thompson Il Is therefore ordered that service
on the sAia Meltgr Th0zpson be made by
pubhcAton - rHE SAT- HEoSIgIE y, weekly
newspaper, published In the city II Raleigh,
y. G., once week for rlx weeks. notiiyIng
the sad Waiter lhou psOn - appear before
wake superior court. and then and there
answer he mplalnt winch vii lie nied IN
the case. or de- ur thereto. daring the rm of
Wake Superior court which conir enoes on
the lsi Mondsy before The let Monday in
March, ls93, eng she 27th dsy Of February
1853 Ana let him take notice that II he fails
70 appear and answer OF dcmur. and defend
tie said action, that the plsIutlf aili apply to
thr .Ourl for the Te. LET j mSuded ~ tie co L.
plant. JSo W IHu2RsoS, Clerk.
January ,, 1898
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NotInlil The Last Hour.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. MIR. Martin, pop
ulist senator elect from Kansas, was at the
senate to-day under the chaperonage OF Sen
ator PETER The understanding is that Mar
tin will not present his credentials until the
last hours of session, when, if there is any
objection raised, there will be no time to act
upon them adversely This is the advice OF
his friend. their opinion being that while
there may be some doubt as to what action
the republican senate would take in his case.
there is no doubt that the democratic major
ity will admit him after the 4th of March.
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city Submerged I'm Water.

BRISBANE, Feb. Water is thirty feet
deep in the principal streets of the city to-
night, and in the suburbs it has covered
buildings sixty feet high. Five hundred
houses have been demolished. Hundreds Of
families have lost their homes and have left
in boats to seek shelter on higher ground.
All ges and water pipes have been destroyed
and the city is in darkness. The Governor
came to the city in boat. He says that all
towns between Brisbane and Ipswich are sub
merged. This is the greatest disaster in the
history of the colony.
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TALKING ANNEXATION.
MORE INTERVIEWS WITH STATE
SECRETARY FOSTER.
Nothing Very Important Before the
Senate and Hou.e-Csual Routine
Business Transacted.

WASHINGTON. Feb. THE Hawaiian
annexation commissioners and DR.. Mott
Smith the Hawaiian minister, had another
interview tbs morning with Secretary Foster
at the STATE department. As was the case
with tie previous two interviews, this one
was entirely informal. being confined to an
interchange of unofficial views on the subject
of annexing the Hawaiian Islands to the
United Safes. Nothing was said about the
time when the commissioners shall be received
by President Harrison and be thus formally
recognized. The determination Of this dale
depends upon the nature of advices from
Honolulu expected to reach San Francisco
tomorrow on the steamship Australia.
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4 RARE BARGAIN
FOR INVESTORS,
a \ g. ii agon actorv
and Material for Sale.

.eart y given Ia a deed in
Nor b Carolina WAGON
4 lu he Ee4i .ter's OFF,,
s iu book =, page we
tv February u, 1898,
aud pa Z of the I'D com
In The city OF
GNLEIG II, y. C.,
p vi side track leading
yard All the build nzs are
and new. The machinery
new With capacity Of toea-
rr day.
We will sell la ge lot OF
-rdui. hed WAGON. finished
4a4 Rios. Also a large OF Of
ron ard round iron, bolts,
gs e and al kinds of r aterial
making, including aoout
thousand feet OF weu season
.r
EIa II o'clQcs N.
1ut special terms may be
red For particular and cat
ul description Of plant,
ali material, apply 70 under
w a. NJ ATT,
j. y. HOLD Nc,
s3 Trustees.