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House OF Representatives.

MONDAY, Jan. 9-The house was
called to order by Speaker OVerman at
10 80 m and was opened with prayer
by the Rev. DR.. Carter Of the First Bip
tist church of this city.
The 'urnal of Saturday was read and
approved.
Mr.. Jetton, one of the members elect
from the county OF Mecklenburg, who
had been detained at home by sickness
came forward, was duly quAihed, and
tonk his seat as a member Of this body
Under the call for petitions, etc, MIR
Midget, Of Dare, presented petltlo1
from citizens of his county praying for
authority to levy a special tax to relieve
the indebtness of the county, which was
referred to the committee on finance.
Mr.. McNeill reported unfav orably on
house reso.ution AZ. And also
uEfavorably on the house reso
luton in relation to night sessions; and
both resolutions took their places ON the
calendar.
INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Vance, of Buncomb, resolution
calling for the repeal of the tax on state
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WARRINGTON, Jan. 9.-At the close OF
routine morning business, the joint reso
luton introduced December II by Mr.
Mcpherson, authorizing and directing
the secretary of the treasury to suspend
all purchases OF silver bullion under the
act of July IA, 1890, was taken up, and
Mr.. ,Pherson addressed the senate.
taking for his text (Which he sent TO the
clerks desk and had read) the plank in
the last democratic national Convention
denouncing the Sherman bill as . COW
ardly makeshift and declaring that that
| gslation must be repealed.
MIR. Mcpherson spoke nearly two and
half hours.
When he resumed his seat Mr. Aldricb
gave notice of substitute which he pro
posed to offer to Mr.. McPher.on's i int
resolution and he asked unauimous con
sent In order to test the sincerity of tn.
democratic side of the chamber, which
he accused of ''masqueradiug," to huve
vote taken on the substitute and the
original measure to morrow
An obj .ctiOn came from Mr.. Daniel
and the matter went over ind, fin s,ely
aud without any agreement
Mr.. Aldrich's substitute proposed tn
authorize the issue of bonds to procure
gold, if necessary, to maintain the parity
between gold and silver coins and United
States treasury notes. and also provi Ted
Tor the suspension of the purchase pf sil
yer bullion ON the 1st of July, 1894, if
before that time there is not au anter
national agreement reached BY which
gold and silver shall be given eoual
niDtage rights to an agreed ratio
The prospect of the passage of anv bill
10 repeal the Sherman act may be Judged
OF from an emphatic declaration OF Mr.
Teller that tn 'se who desired its repeal
might butt their heads against the wall
As much "a they choose, but that they
had not the vote in the senate or the
house to repeal that law; that it was
morally certain that it could not be re-
pealed before the fourth OF March, and
that In his judgment it va. no more likely
after than before that date. The discus
sion Of the 9uaranti bill recnerred ON
An amendment offered by Mr.. White linn.
iiDg its operation to the first of January.
1898 No vote was reached on the
amendment and the bill is to be taken up
again to morrow in the morning ho,,r
and continued until at least 3 O'Clock.
when the anti-optiOn bill will have pre
cedeuce unless Washburn, who has it in
charge, shall yield further time to The
quarantine bill.
The McGarrshsn bill also went over
It'll the morning hour of Wednesday.
Adjourned.
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A HEAVY ASSIGNMENT
OF APPOINTMENT TFAYRrrEyILlR
MERCHANT.
Z. w. Thornton Fails TO Recover
From the Failure OF tho Peoples
National Bank, which DC.
CURED one Year axo.

azure OF inc Peoples
National Bank, which DC.
Cured one Year ago.
FAYETTEVILLE, N. c., Jan. 9-Mr.
+. w. Thornton, the great dry goods
merchant, made an assignment to dsy
1t is really only the sequel OF the failure
OF the Peoples National bank of this
city two years ago. By that failure Mr.
Thornton was heavy loser and if he
had sought his own advantage he would
have done then what he did to day. bu,
he recogniz d the injurv to the commun.
ity which would be added 10 that Al
readed eau ed by the banks failure and
manfuliy resolved to attempt to prevent i,
rms he would undoubtedly nave accom-
plished had 1t not been for the unpr,
cedented hardness of the times in this
section, consequent upon the low price
OF cotton. lasting practically UP to this
time. MIR. Thornton rs undoub edlv
the leading dry goods merchant in North
l.aroiina and up to the failure of the
Peoples bank was looked upon as III.
most successful. He 10 a large owner of
real estate and shrinkage in the value of
TINS. consequent upon the cotton price.
con,r. t. prevent him carrying out
lis inteptlons He is strong man Al d
An accomplished merchant, and 1t is not
doubted but that be will soon be on
bis feet again. He has already
received many letters from his northern
creditors extending their sympathies TO
him His failure is regarded here n \
public calamity and he has the wsrm..t
sy mpathy of all of the citizens Who have
lively sense OF the great service he bel
done this community during his extra
ordinary business career Of nearly q
quarter of a century.
The assignees are r NJ. Nimmock.
and A. B. Williams The liabilities are
estimated at 1925. 900. with assetts about
the same. Preference and mortgages
amount to $4,000
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,LEOF VERY YVALuAR,p,,,

9 .LE OF VERY vALUARIRtI
- r,opeiy.-By ntue OF . e,r-e OF us
Su }, ri.r court Of Was. cou ~ ,t1e ,nec,,I
proceedings sor partition, -nIII.vd Naul,ey
\ hogers and o hers. e., arie, No 592 spe-
cial roceodir gs docket OF said souit s,lI
oner ior sac - The b gheet bi Ider. n rr | lio
outcry: At The coart house door, Ill the city Of
haie.Rh, o., on
Monday. the 9th day OF February. 1898.
At ~ O'Clock NJ, the lot of land sitn.ted On
narrn 'tr.et, In raid city, sno.n .. the
FowLK bunDiAo." adjoining the lots a A.
L Mis-. b Williamson aud other front.
ing oo ieet on Marhu 9 rect and ext. .Lding
back IS, feet
Term. of saie-One-half of TIE purch.se-
mon 70 be paid IN cash aud the ren sIpder
IN t~eIve MOI tns from dav of .sl- th. de-
erred payments to bear per cent intsre,t
AkMI ,TEAD JrAE>
dec3l- -tds Co,,ro..-,,.,,,.
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Political Pot Boiling.

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Jan 9-The polit
lcal pot Is beginning to boil most vrgor
ously. A deal is being talked of be
tween the populists and republicans to
elect Deforrest Richards, republican.
70 the senate. Another combination
Claimed to have been made. is that OF
republicans and some democrats and
populsts for G w. Baxter, democrat
Corn. of Evanston has small boom. as
have Halliday of Laramie and Book Ca
dendall appears to do most the worn
and the people who know his ability as a
politician put much confidence in him
1t Is settled beyond question that tn.
populists and democrats will organize
the Legislature and whether they will
stay together remains to be seen.
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Raum Needs More Money.

WASHINGTON, Jan 9.-Commissioner
of Pensions Raum appeared btf re the
deficiency subcommittee of the house
appropriations committee to day and ex
planned his estimates for pension deticien-
cles His first estimate for this deficiency
was over $40 900, 600 ami the committee
was somewhat surprised when he in
formed them to oday that he now esti
mated this deficiency at something over
Sl3 900 900. He gave the pension pay
ment for the first half of the year and
made an argument to show that if the
payment for the second half averaged as
much, his first deficiency estimate would
have to be increased by over So 600. 900
The committee, after hearing his state
ment informed him that he would have
to submit supplemental estimates show
ing the need of the required additions.
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rfY pSU#tfFI FOR SALE. BY
vt1e Q . moItgaga execute,
X Arid r ta ma Corn LA his wifi. I
r.t4rs+'- ourt house door Ia
gF.s on N y. the 6tb d " OF jan
a 1898 AZ 40 clock m the follow ng
NJ aai Be ienng at a stake on a
-.a0Sufl eet ranping souG 208 ., I
"a a7 o her to he sas h n branch
% isD : sing east along with The .~s
siv bran b, tad tltn going soutu along
", tlr "a hon, ranch TO Sonth street
ct f-en runs Ee with said street 81 fee
ll .nef-s
lit'ei.au. w rouse on the lot Terms
~ Tile p- .eC For further par icu.
r,ee boo, II page 45s, egister of
.stioA G SEi,igh y. G..
J. G l.. HARRIS,
Attorney Of Mortgagee.
December Sg3 tbs,
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-orIcE ~ SALE Or LAND.

,tts'sr by v-tuq # power conferred in
~ ..rHt ute y ! Gi and wife.
trtA Ni rtco ed IN the o foa the
hi''s' 'eefs Vase COUNTY, book i3
- s. lvi -.Il fr cash, a pu lie auc
as '.Ne r d ne door IN Rsi leigh, y G.
y Mipdav, the 9th day 81
gtr ce tatn I ct uf lsn in
asss vnttH Wke county End full
t'"le stt deed Of trus and l,ir 9
~ a-.orD road q tn road lead
u. +" ssR'o cen etery, and jo'ning
n 1t Ns. Na,psret rerrell Nv Den,
ttsciIN N 7a.s #o tainiug q% scres
iasa9 Sc 'eeHbed AID vii be .ffra5
i'li ias purchasers as er ap in
W Le7 w PACE,
AT rney No'tesgse.
- t- above land is post o.f d
y I.''0 F2-dy IN J,nuary, 1893, az II
novl ids
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Mills Oh ances Small.

AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 9-The race for
unlted States senator is assuming a very
interesting aspect John Ireland has
been In the city for week closeted with
Hogg and as 1t is known he is after the
place. Speculation is rife as to wi Q ht r
Hogg will assist him. Hogg has great
influence with the present legislature.
AS he is against Mills it may be safely
said that he will do all in his power to
compass his defeat but Hogg is almost
In DUTY bound to support Terrell for the
posltloa. Hogg has spent greater part
OF the last two months with Terrell on
his farm south of Austin. If Hogg does
not lun himself. which is doubtful. be
Will probably assist Terrell. Mills
friends hope to have two candidates
to fight which will assure Mills cleo
ton.
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New YORK;. W. Huidekoper and
Reuben Foster. receivers of the Rich.
mond and Danville railroad, have
obtained Tram Judge O'Brien, of the sup
rene couri. an attachment against the
property Of the Central railroad banking
company of Georgia in the suit to re
cover Sl.2l3 405, for money loaued out
and expended for the use of the defend
ant Central railroad company 10 dis
charging the accrued interest of defend
ants mortgage bonds and for paving
otaer debts of defendant between De,
cember 1891 and April 1892.
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Will be no Caucus.

BISMARCK. Jan "a private dispatch
from Washington Announces that ex
Governor Ord way has conclndpd not to
make fight for the senatorship. One
OF his friend, in the legislature made a
canvass and discovered that he could no,
secure more than six votes and t1at a
message from Bismarck would be wholly
useless Smith has also gone home. but
1t Is announced tia he will return M,n
day. Friends of Casey are jubilant and
announce that they have twenty five
votes pledged and that the senator will
certainly be nominated in the caucus. l.
Is not believed, however, that there will
De caucus. Only the supporters of
Casey want caucus.
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.,rr1y SALE OF VALUABLE
l'NtSD -Hy 81 tue OF two Sc, eral
-. , .' executed by William Pool aud
y. 4 N. x IS ssid m,r' CAGES re
!. ,,e5rttfgr gstry OF W,ke county,
" -.5,sNo. l 557 and book No. 12l,
1%g.e.V a- hy request Of said p ,ols,
600 the hignest b oder
s'c,,g d, tse court house door, In the
,rJ Rst. > on Monday, Janu-
" ls3 g0aloek m, that valuab e
80 +, Z. uIin I Mary's Towu. hip,
.,'st,xm0 Is ssJt east from the city O
s~A, ald llwn - the homeslead d
s,tfad ntain,ng on hmm req
,is,h. ac lbs aces T're or less
ra.gg ,e ia ds Of the late aswell
SWasal Al 0 one medium size
r.nr.a frey ars old
BE &9NTNGUE Mortgages,
ass., 81 Jec 1899. ids
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sENATOHlaL >.r.Ar rrONs
"hat the Various Legislatures are
Doing In That Direction.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 9 The populist
leaders at a caucus held last night, de
clded that the populist supp ,et 10 the
contest for senator should be given to
middle OF the road third party man
aud that Judge John Martin was not an
available candidate Martin has been
ooked upon her, tofore as possible
fusion candidate, he having been respon.
s'ble for effccting the fusion l,etwe.n q the
popnlists and democrats. The demo
Gratis are very much put out over the &C
tion of the populists' caucus aud chances
are that the five members OF the legisa
tnre VINO hold the balance of power will
stand firm for a compromise candidate.
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House..

WARRINGTON, Jan 9-The District OF
COLUMBIA appropriation bill was passed
this morning Then an hour was CON
sumed In the consideration Of q bill To
promote the efficiency of the militia.
but there was no determination. Tn.
remainder of the day WAS devoted to the
consideration of bill permitting the
Norfolk and Western R,llw.y Company
to enter the District OF Coiumbia. This
Was bitterly opposed and after a three
hours struggle, by permission of both
sides, a truce was declared aud the
struggle was postponed until HAS
TO morrow. II 1t that time
sufficient numoe OF members can
be secured to prevent an adjournment
until noon. it will ensure the passng. of
ths dill. Ii the b use adj urDs b, for.
noon, the District day will be forfeited,
and the fate Of the measure will be prnb
iematical. The advocates OF the meas
ure took the ground that the city IL
Washington was entitled to larger rail
road facility and intimated (thou,h
they did not expressly chsrg-) that th.
opposition emansted from the Pennsyl-
vania railroad company. This charge
i's oponents denied and antagoniz.d the
measure principally on the grounds tn
II would increase the grade crossing in
the District.
Various propositions to amend the bill
were presented by Bergen and Buchanan.
OF New jersey, and Atkinton, Of Pepn.
sylvania, and though good deal Of time
was consumed by the gentlemen calling
for tellers, their amendments were Inva
rlably rejected. except when some unim
portant amendments was accepted by
Henphill, who was in charge OF the bill
The House, at $50. took q recess with
out action until IL AS to morrow (,hus
the legislative d,y), when the
district committee hopes to secure the
passage of the bill
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NEANSFES wanted Tor SCENE
WYNN IsSp, ha book OF the
10y oyer roo y qRmfice { pnoto
n y.aw zt ~ by Az inches In
! 20. Cen Lew Wall ce, ant or
lilr d-scriptiors by Edward
@ II 2 y N sell II Conuell.
..1.N AZ n2f.n GLADDEN., ID. Ham.
Nv Na'.e In Lit d, Hon W., G.
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t,, Y Il. compgts Or; la ger views.
: 49, i-rtans twice as n any Of them,
n749'. m-ig bJund and oaer in
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kntt9- t.-r.tlrv So. a CIV %"a sns
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Murphy VIII No, Oppose Cleveland

NEW York Jan 9-Richard Croker
according t u report, has within the last
two days personally assured President
elect Cleveland that should Ed Murphy.
Jr., be chosen to the Unite Stats sen
ate be would in no way embarrass the
administration. On the contrary he
would seek to CO operate with Cleveland
IN every way possible to make his reg i'm,
harmonious and successful Croker was
said to have carried Murphy's pledge to
this effect. What the reply of the Pres
ident elect was could not be ascertained.
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Ell. The Tyler DesA 90, oI ., ..,.t..
No., have Just thrown OF the market q
elegant Standard Antique Oak. II Jim,
III Curtain Desk, complete IN every de-
tall. o. b. St Louis, for 81, and 5 n.
same style and dnisn. for tz5 net. spot
cash. See their card In this issue. send
your order direct or send for speciai c.rcn-
ltr. Bank counters and government work
specialty S.nd in your foor plan. for
designs and prices. ~
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LIFE INSURANCE.
NOTICE.

The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Raleigh {, tuon Mills .-i'l
ne hid at the Mas or's Office. Wedu..t.y
January 1lth, at ~ clock
Transf-r boos will be closed after We'd
nesday the 4tn
is WYNNF S.cre,srv
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Faulkner.s Chance. Favorable.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, jan. 8-The
indications at present seem favorable for
the re election Of Senator Faulkner. Ex
Senator Camden is here but does not
seem to have developed as much strength
as his friends anticipated.
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Notice of application.

OFFICsov C HOME IYs Co.
RALtIGH, y. C., Dec 81.
PUBLIC notice Is hereby given tn Z apnli-
cation w.u be made the next legislature
70 sr+nt amend mem S To The charter, &c.
Of this company.
w. S. PRIMROSE
jin1-SOd
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' .'i7 State
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,4,,.r. suf 90 tr 'm second
4, ~. hoo UOi .On. M fsca
T - macs of 'rruption
90 esau o. eSt my kull oues
,ts Hr Is die, but | tried a
gats 3 win Hcn"d aud u-iny
ift E-.. mafe b,c nj suu1d -: d
u. 49, tte e TT t'eve mont s,
~ gDM Hu dreds of scars
r0lD ~ luN can he seen n me
D-o .#.#.r.. L thsuk fo- 20 val :, bl
81 . ROB RI WARD
81 r..H war snd that h. has cen
" Ha1l Bt N. IT y iyht-
uF. W B. Campbell, For
.rs
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n NOTIOE.

Application will be male % he General
Assembly. OF North Car bliaa AT IL u.rt
session. To incorpora The Nor Caro-
lima Safe Deposit Tt l. aud Pid, II, Com
pany. WM. II. ). BLkGWYN.
December I9. l-ss,
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The Deadlock Broken.

DENVER, Jan. 9.-The deadlock in the
senate was broken this afternoon by q
combination of populists and democrats.
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n Q T G. c

ti'o certify thai Tho FRI, Of Goodwin
iatHrt 4 < mai bic md grant O br al
= . lily ~ RslaIlh and town OF rs,-
~ ts- hi' day diss lved by mutu Il
rei I.e bnsrness in R.leigh hiss been
y Mes rs purhtr Il Ell OFT. of
~ AM the u-iness in Fay-
t Nr F l. Remsburg
ts iHa the tirm OF Good in 4 Rens-
'.s paid 20 nd e ei ted FIR at Ra
I. Is, .'ey 9 respect ev
lhe by tue trm Will be paid as
g4 lla
CHAS \ GOODWIN.
+ l. r. MSbURG.
.astter l1. I-l1
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,srl-a I'm co. A'lsnta. Ca,
80 ,g1 s-s sent rec,
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new YORK "A tire which broke out at
745 this morning totally DESTROYED
six story building, 43 to Al ElzAbea,h
street. 1t vas occupied on the fist
three 1oors by Fredersck Doll l. Co.
furniture dealers. and by B-rliner
Strauss and Dancer aud Altman sumner
& Co.. neckwear manufactures
Loss $3.50, 600. About 800 people, prin
cipally girls, were employed in the fac
tories, but all escaped unframed.
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Senator Kenua continues to improve.
No apprehensions about him are now
felt.
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2. .'7e'f is,1k tho p1blic for their kind
s.'mas 4 most hes tilv comme- d
."=. -ta s#lruuln he bu meas
I" Oh t5 y G ODNIN.
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''~'ST OR COMMISSION

!, ,y'q H., lne most us, fni and
\, N' the age Ersass G III
4, srtg p ~ s"co ds Works 4. q
q. g. b., per cent profit Agent
s'''t ,r. "eek We also HsIts vvsn1 :
,''lool IKE charge ai'o Of Ierr,tnrv wsnr a
'st none. "{Ggl's. G A rare chance
' Ie.ea.1, Write for terms aid
70 Ut MONROE ERASER u,F'e CO
ZOO i.aCross, Wis.
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SUBSCRIBE NOW.
Justices Court Summons.
I'm the Justices Court, Eureks q
Township. County Of Eureka,
state OF Nevada.

A oHALLMAN. Plaintiff. VS.. THE ST, PETERS
CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY, Defendant.
THE STATE or NEVADA. To THE ST.
J. Peters Consolidated Gold and Silver Min.
ing Company.
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me, Justice Of the Peace in and for Eu-
reka Township, County and State aforesaid, at
my office In Eureka, on the 18th day Of March.
A. D. 1898, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of that day, 20
answer the complaint of A. Chsllman, wherein
he claims to recover from you the sum Of two
hundred and eighty dollars and fifty cents.
amount due from you to plaintiff; $3.50 so being
for work and labor performed by plaintiff. $50
being amount Of claim assigned by Pat Doyle.
to plaintiff, and s42 being amount Of claim Of
Joseph Ennis assigned by him to plaintiff, all
of the above claims are for work and labor
done and performed at your special instance
and request between the 1st day OF October.
1892. and the lst day of January, 1898. rs fully
set forth In Plaintiffs complaint on file in my
office.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
TO appear and answer the complaint IS afore-
said, Judgment will be taken sgainst you for
the sum OF tao hundred and eighty dollars and
nifty cents (s2sO 50) and costs of suit.
To the sheriff or any Constable Of said county
greeting:
Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this 23rd day Of January
A. D. 1898.
F. R. MoNAMEE. Justice of the Peace.
Attest: A true copy of the original sum-
mons.
J. o. RAvELL, Constable.
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MINING TAX.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
Eureka county for the quarter ending March
81. 1893. are now due and payable &c me ~ my
once In Eureka; and the law In regard to the
same will be strictly enforced.
J. O. POWELL,
Assessorof EUREKA county, Nevada
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To Whom Il MAY Concern.

XToU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
tfsed In the Eureka Weekly SENTINEL 10 take
place ct the Courthouse door In the town OF
Eureka on the 22d day OF December. 1892. and
also the sale OF real and personal property In
the town Of Seligman. White Pine county ON
the 10th day OF December, 1897. by one En-
gene Howell, In pursuance OF . pretended
trust deed a. set forth in said advertisement, ts
entirely unauthorized by me. and any pnr-
chsses made Of said real OF personal property
will be made ct the purchasers risk.
Said Howell IS not now nor has he been my
agent in any manner whatsoever for many
months past, and the above pretended trust
and fraudulent representation. and while
was mentally unfit to transact business. That
proceedings will at once be commenced In the
proper court to SET aside and cancel said trust
deed by me. IRENE N. ROBINSON.
n26-1ms Eureka, Nevada.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-06-17
Jacks For Sale.

yVyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR SALE
Il six young Jacks. from two to six years
old, black, with mealy points, large. smooth fat
hone. long bony heads. long tspering ears and
arc guaranteed TO be good breeders. They were
raised from imported stock. Prices range from
s450 to 81, 900. For particulars. sppiy to
J. @. FORD CO,
at Eureka, Nevada.
NoTIcE-Elko Independent, Austin Reveille.
and White Pine News please copy for one month
and sond hill to this Office. mis-