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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-02
NDEY mi NRE lDYGRTISRNBNTS.

SPECIAL NoTIcEs-Money TO Loan, Gra'z c.
Myers; Removal of Carpet Department, Lind
say & Morgan; Distributing Agents, Henry
Solomon & Son; A Beautiful CASTOR Street
Home for Sale, ]. ID. & r. d. LaRoche; Copart-
nership Notice, n, Y. s. b. 7 Mac!utyre; Inter
est Notice, Citizens Bank OF Savannah; Are
You Going TO the Worlds Fair: VIM. T, Will
Jams; Attention, Investors, Houstoun Il.
Thomas; Seasonable Supplies c. A. Munster;
Go to r. r. Earbour's for Fancy Groceries; An
nouncement. H. Howard Cohen, Manager Sa
vannah Branch Mlburn Wagon Company
Of Toledo, O.; Reorganization Of the
Central Railroad and Banking Company and Its
Allied Lines; large Residence for Sale, W. X.
Wilkinson, Real Estate; Splendid New Residence
for sale, W. K. Wilkinson, Real Estate; Lots on
Gwinnett and Other Streets, W. X wilkinson,
Real Estate; Wire Screens, McDonough & Co.;
The Southern Home Building and Loan Associa-
ton; Do You Want Homer william J. Mis-
cally, Jr.; The Meyer Beer is An the Go; For a
Roof, f. C. Pacetti; Our Offering. Barbour &
Co; The County Down Eeglges Shirts, Fat
Clothing Company, Agents; Clothes to Fit Well,
Falk Clothing COMPANY.
AMUsEMEN~s-Fanny Rice at the Theater
April and G; Easter Hop OF Sunrise Band Social
Club April 3
TIE MES-Falk Clothing Company
BARGAIN WEEK-D. Hogan.
Our DRESS GOODS DEpARrMEyT-Crohan &
Boomer.
Quality, STYLE, VARIETY, FIT-B. H. Levy &
Bro
OUR Prices ARE PROOF AGAINST NEEDLESS
ExPENsE-Leopold Adler.
MAKE IT PoINT-C. Gray & Son.
SPECIAL Prices FOR This WEEK ONLY-At
Gutman's
THE GREAT SOUTHERN FoRAGE-T. ]. Davis
GREAT CLEARING SALE-At Eckstein's
CALIFORNIA ToKAY WINE-Drvfus & Rich.
JoHANNIs WATER-Savannah Grocery Com
pany.
PLEASANT EAsTER-Appel & Schaul
In THEIR NEW QUARTERs-Savanneh Carriage
and Wagon Company.
ZIMMERMAN AND THE RALEIGH BICYCLE-Lind-
say & Morgan.
AUCTION SALSA Beautiful Home at Isle of
Hope, Ten Acres OF Land, by 1 D. & r. D. La
Roche; Corner Habersham and ST. Thomas
Streets, by l. D. & R. D. LaRoche, Auctioneers;
Ten Shares, Capital Stock Liberty Manufactur-
anR Company. by W. X. Wilkinson. Auctioneer.
SPREG STYLEs-E. A, Schwarz
The EASTER TRADE WAS IMMENsE-Wake
& Lee.
MILK SHAKERs-Cornwell & Chapman, Agents,
FINANCIAL - Comparative Statement, the
Cit zens Bank of Savannah.
WE BELL BETTER GOODS FOR THE SAME
MoNEY.-Foye & Morrison
Low PRICES TALK-The A. J. Miller COMPANY
OHzAP COLUMN ADVERTISEMENTS - Help
Wauteli Employment Want9i: For Rent: For
Bale; Lost; Personal; Miscellaneous.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-02
The Extra Session in Autumn.
from he Ne,o Yoyk Times (Ind.l ).

- VT7F TIC LNeEU 7 ON 7 fFIt0 TIII.b
The wise men in Washington are trying to ac-
count for hlr. Clevelands reported intention Of
calling congress together in the early autumn
by the theory that be is afraid Of defeat In the
election next year II tariff legislation is not
completed early. This seems like going q long
way FOR reason which is close at hand. A new
congress meeting in December never gets to
work before the middle OF January. The eli c
ton or speaker and organization of commit
tees uses up the time before the holidays and
the committees, after the return to Washington
IN the Hrst Weak Of January, are sure to do
nothing of consequence for ten days az least
Yet the organization could easily be completed
IN ten days should congress meet in Septem Der,
and not only would a full month be thus saved
and careful work This. undoubtedlv IL oil
there is OF the matter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-02

The last of the full generals of the late
confederacy is dead, and the list of the
officers second in rank is being rapidly de-
pleted. OF the lieutenant generals in the
confederate army those remaining alive
are: stephen d. Lee, Starkville, Miss. 4;
James Longstreet, Gainesville, Ga; Jubal
A. Early, Lynchburg, Va; Simon B.
Buckner, Frankfort, KY; Joseph Wheeler,
Wheeler, Ala; Ambrose P. Stewart, Ok
ford, Miss; Wade Hampton, Columbia, 8.
c.; John B. Gordon. Atlanta, Ga.
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Wealth in Congress.
From the BOSTON Globe t0e,,

from me BOSTON GtoOe (Oem.)
There is little danger that congress will ever
become merely a Tich mans conventicle Good
judges say that it has not been so democratic
Tor many years as it is now. and even the rich
men In congress are many of them plain peo-
PIE who have suddenly come into affluence.
wealth Is too conglomeraJe and uncertain in
TINS country TO ever cut the piutocratic Iegis-
latlve figure that still survives in the psrlia-
ments Of the old world.
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Coming In by tho Back Door.

0''' wv 7 I'IF'IutID7FltI A-VAy6I VITusJ.
immigrants nave begun to arrive from Ham
way OF Halifax. They have evidently chosen
that route to escape such quarantine as might
be found necessary In Atlantic ports Under
the circumstances the government will be justi-
fed in i'm posing upon them the severest quar-.
antlGe restrictions They are trying TO force
their way into tie country in defiance of quar-
antine regulations, and will have no right to
complain If they do not find at the back door
as many conveniences provided during their de-
tention as they might have had if they had
come openly by the front door.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-02

The 10000, 900 typewriter trust that has
been mooted for the past several months is
at last a fact. 1t has been Incorporated
under the New Jersey laws. 1t appears
that the business OF trust making is long
ways ahead Of the business of trust break
ing. Attorney General Olney will find his
hands full when he eventually comes to the
place to smash few trusts
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-02
The Georgian Holds Ella Own

From the Ne,o York Mail aud Express (Rep1
The members Of the cabinet are wearled with
the uncertainties of office-seekers. Secretary
Gresham seems to be in danger of breaking
down and Secretary Carlisle wears a haggard
look. Secretary Lamont has closed his doors
against the Office seekers. Hohe smith and
Mr.. Bissell do not appear to be worried or to
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-02

Not long ago it was stated, upon Chicago
authority, that among the other royal visl-
tors to the worlds fair would be King
Behanzin Of Dahomey, who would bring
over a company of smazons and illustrate
the life how cannibals live at home. But
Of late not a word has been said one way or
the other about Behanzin's trip. Has he
given it upa 1t really does not make any diff
ference to Chicago that he has lost his
throne; Chicago never saw a throne, SO she
would not know the difference.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-02
Mckinley Has Found Out.

Fr0m he VEN I0rI; World (Dem.1.
Gov. Mckinley bRs fixed the responsibility
for the national government on the Democratic
party. The American people did this several
mouths ago, after full delibera;ion and with
their eyes wide open The sponsor of the tariff
ia" evidently Stlll thinks that they are very
great fools.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-02

W. W. Reynolds. who committed suicide
in New York last week, was an interesting
character. His life was full OF adventure
the most romantic of which. probably, was
his escape from Paris during the siege of
1871. He was in the French capital as the
agent, Of an American arms manufacturing
company at the time and not only assisted
in the preparations. but left the beleaguered
city with Gambetta in a balloon.
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There wss in tire life of the late Gen. f.
Kirby Smith pretty romance which might
furnish the groundwork for a novel of tho
war. He was thirty miles away when the
battle of Bull Run was begun, but by
forced marching he brought his troops I'D
just in time to render important aid to the
contederAtes. At the head of his troops he
charged the enemy, and during the charge
was severely wounded. He was carried to
the house Of Col. Mcdaniel, where he re-
ceiVed the attention his condition required.
Col. McDaniel's daughter was his constant
attendant, and it is probable that her tender
care saved the soldiers life. or such a be-
ginning there could be but one ending; the
nurse and the patient fell in love with each
other, and the day that he signed a mar
riage certificate he received his commission
as a major general. So the soldiers wound
won him wife. There are numerous war
stories turning on like incidents, but none of
them is more interesting than Gen. Kirby
Smiths romance.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-02

The opinion seems TO prevail, at least in
Washington, that the next commissioner of
pensions should come from the east. The
west has been given the office Sc often that
it looks upon the place as its private prop
erty. There are at least several cabinet
sized" ex-federal soldiers in the east who
would be pleased to accept the position, and
there is a likelihood that the President will
select one of them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-02
orR NEW YORK OFFICE,

ws. j. Flynn General Advertising Agent
- che MoRrrNe Nxws Office o Park Row,
New York. AL advertising business OUTSIDE 81
sse states Of Georgia, Florida and South caro-
tina will be managed by him
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SUBURBAN RAILWAYS
Suburban Railways

ELECTRICITY TO THUNDERBOLT, ISLE OF
HOPE AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Sunday Schedule City and Suburban, and S.
vanuah, Thunderboit and Isle of Hope railways.
SAVANNAH, March 10, 1893
For Thunderbolt and Bonaventure every half
hour in morning and every twenty minutes in
afternoon.
For Isle Of Hope leave city from Bolton Street
depot 9:0i A. M, 1907 and P. NJ.
For Isle of Hope leave city from Second Ave-
depot 1915. II AM, ?, 240 $40, 4. $40, Cos
SP. NJ.
Leave Isle OF Hope into Bolton Street depot
8:17 A. NJ, 1911, $40 p. NJ.
Leave Isle of Hope into Second Avenue depot
1918. II A. NJ. 2, 24O, 800. A, $3.50, $40, P. NJ
Fare Isle of Hope and return 25 cents, includ-
ing street car fares.
Leave city for Montgomery 9:O7, 1918 A. NJ,
$40, p NJ.
Leave Montgomery 7:4O $40 A. NJ, =. 4:So
Pm.
j. H. JOHNSTON. Pres.
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Preparing to Leave Kansas.

The political situation in Kansas is alarm
ing to her conservative citizens. A great
many Of them, it is said, are selling their
possessions and preparing to get out Of the
state, while others are getting their business
affairs into such a shape that they can leave
promptly If it should become advisable to
do so.
The governor and all the other state
officers are populists Of the most partisan
KIM, and their avowed purpose is to ad-
minister their offices SO as to strengthen the
populist party and give 1t control of the
state two years hence. 1t seems to be I'M
derstood that they will hesitate at nothing
TO accomplish their purpose-that they will
use the returning boards to count in the
popuIist candidates unless the majority
against them is SO great that it would be
dangerous to do SO.
1t is asked what the populists would do if
they should get control OF the state. 1t is
alleged they would overturn existing laws
and shape legislation so as to make their
principles effective. Some idea Of what
they would do is gained from the statement
that the state is full of anarchists, socialists
communists, union laborites, greenbackers
and adherents OF all the isms that have had
supporters in the last half century Many
o. these people don't know what they want.
They are dissatisfied. and are ripe for any
movement, however radical and unreasou-
able it may be.
A source of danger is the national guard
the governor is organizing. It is sold that
only adherents of his political faith ara ad-
mitted into its ranks. He wants forcs
that will obey when he orders. It looks.
therefore, as If he aud other leaders of his
kind purpose to carry their parry into
power at the point of the bayonet il they
cannot do it any other way.
The signs OF trouble are sufficient to make
citizens who have something at stake I'M
easy. 1t looks now as if Kansas would lose
more in population than she will gain in the
next few years. 1t is certain that outside
capital will not be invested in her limits.
Capital is too timid to 90 where discomfort
is so loud mouthed and threatening.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-02
You.
From st. Nicholas.

FTOHb 81. NlcHOId8.
Tho Chinaman praiseth his rs,
The mandarin praiseth his Q.
The gardener praseth his turuips and P's.
But Ipraise U.
The mariner loveth the C's,
The billiardest loveth his Q.
The husbandman loveth his cattle and B's.
But love U.
The foolish have need of the VS.,
The actor needeth his Q,
The pilot hath need OF Two excellent.Hs,
But need U.
The hunter seeketh the Us
The shepherd seeketh his u,
The college boys seek their flnal ''B-A's."
Eut CO.
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ITO COUNTY CFFTCERs.-booTsA and BlanEs
Il required by county officers for tho use ot
the courts. or for once u1e, supplied q oroSr II
the MORNING NEWS PRINTING H9V@@S@
WAinamaE aeaamG GAazAnsa@A
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-02

SYMPATHIzING -Flossie, how is your
mother this morning?
Four ear Old guess she's pretty sick
The doctor rays if she don't look out she IL nave
ammonia on the lungs Chfca1o Trfbnne.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-25
Legislative Notes.

Owi9g 10 the long session of the senate
yesterday, the committee on elections
was unable to consider the case Of New
.om against State, which was set for
hearing last evening.
The Joint committee on insane asylums
will visit the Goldsboro asylum next Fri
day and the MJrganton asylum next
Tuesday.
The Judiciary committee of the house
Yesterday reported f4vOrably on the bill
~ Mr. Watson, of Forsyth, to amend the
homestead law The bill was made a
spe ci 81 order for next Thursday week and
ordered to be printed. 1t is one Of the
most i'm portanL matters before the Gen
eral Assembly.
The house committee on education
Yesterday considered Mt B4rlow's res0
luton concerning the establishment of 8
national park in Western North Carolina
and decided unanimously TO report i
back to the house with the recommends
tion that the same be adopted.
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Justice Lamar. Successor.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Jan. 2i.-Sp~cula-
ton Is already rife over succession TO Justice
Lamar on the supreme bench. The par
tcular person who Will be chosen IS not con-
sdered 50 much as the question whether or
not President Harrison Will make the nomi-
nation TO fili the vacancy. or leave The matter
open for President Clevelaud's action. l. d.
certain. ia view Of The attitude of certain
democratic senators towards the nomination
II McComas 10 be Judge Of the court Of Dis
trict Of { lumhia that the nomination ~
President lIarri-on would he anragonized p
the end of the session and defeated II poss.-
bic. Hence, il is probable tha, he wii. NJ.
care 70 provoke controversy. bat i can Is
said that he has come 70 up defermlnataa
upon the matter and will MT con. .i.ier y even
for several days AZ least. Should he De- n
10 make a nomination probabilities sie na-
a member 81 the United S'a'es JUDICIARY
within Justice Lamars Old circuit w.l t-
honorei ~ be appointment. ! hi, cIrau
embraces the states Of Alabama. Flrr.ts.
Georgia. Louisiana. Mississippi and Ie1as.
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RARE BARGAIN
FOR INVESTORS,
lie y {. Wagon Factory
and Material for Sale.

ssvs1e OF authority given in deed in
RI 'r5n the North Carolina Wagon
atag record d in the Registers ofic3
Eass county in book :, page :. we
s or
4lesday, February 81, 1893,
:,sa.rr 4 and plaat of the nd com
"a t7a'ed In the city OF
RIGH, N. c.,
.-N q r. X. with side track leading
= 're yard All the buildtng are
r- llus aud new. The machinery
-lEllye. new with capacity OF TWEEN
WAGONS per day.
-frs vim We will sell large lot Of
1ssst aat unfinished wagons, finished
nst. a11- aud rins. Also large lot Of
Att4 .-a IRON and round iron, bolts,
'1. -y es and all kinds OF material
.'5Af r'g making, including about
aI'-1 thousand feet OF we'll season
e'ass 1rtsr
-'' Ae j { o'clock a, N.
Cash but special terms may lie
+tss Z .red For particulars and cat
aIslr sras full description of plant,
~ le'y ald material, apply to under
Asls4 w. A. MATT,
J. N. HOLDING,
'Aaa ~ a a3 Trustees.
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with feeling and earnestness stated his

with feeling and earnestness stated his
position.
The vote stood: Ayes "a, noes 26.
Mr. Mitchell changed his vote from the
affirmative to the negative, making tbs
vote stand, ayes %. noes 81. The fol
lowing is the full vote:
Cheek, Coopes. Davis, Fields, Gatling,
Jones, King, Nrrcer, Merritt, Newell,
Owen. Parrott, Patterson, Royal, San
dfr, Schoolfeld.
Noes, Abbott, Aycock, Battle, Brown,
B1rch, Campbell, Cranor, Day, James.
Leatherwood, Little, Lucas, Marsh,
Mcdowell McLoughlin, of Cumberland,
Mclaughlin, of Iredell McRae, of Rich
| mond, McRse. of Robeson, Means. Mitch
ell, Morton, Olive, Pettig,ew, Phillips,
| Posey, Potter. Pou, Stack.
| The resolution stating that John P
| Leach was entitled to q seat in the senate
was then put by the speaker, the vote Oh
this standing, ayes %. noes 10.
Messrs. Armstrong, Davis and Brown,
| in q few remarks. explained their votes
Then the president appointed Messrs.
Day and Posey to conduct MT. Leach tC
the bar of the senate, whore the new
member took the oath of Office
The senate then adjourned until II
o'clock this morning,
The clerk announced tia joint dem
ocratic caucus to consider the matter o
the public printing would be held il
commons hail to morrow "Wednesday
night.
1t was also announced that a musicale
plimentary to the members of tn
general assembly would be given a
Peace Institute next Friday evening.
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Renowned the Catholic Faith.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Jan. 24-Rs 2
Father John II. Culleton, who, for The
past i've years. has had thArge ~ he
Roman Catholic church at Kaysick k
has renounced the Catholic faith ana va
communicated wednesday last Fa'her
Culleton married hi cousin, Annis Cgl-
Teton. OF Wapakone:ta, Ohio. The cere-
mony was Performed IN Cincinnati And
the couple came 70 TINS CITY. stopping ~
the hotel Victoria, where the brid, groom
registered As John Culleton and wife +
Father Cllleton is barely - years q sge
but has been priest thirteen years.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-25
CALEoFyERy yALuABIRCITY

- Property. BY 4istue OF decree OF tie
SulSrIer court Of @ako collty n tue special
proceedings Tor partition. "nuued Maulsey
A. Rogers and o-hers, ell sr:e, No. 592 spe-
cisl proceedings docket OF ssid court, will
offer for -sIo - the highest bidder, st puble
outcry, II the court mouse door, IN the city o,
bale gh, y. o., on
Monday, the 9th day OF February, 1893,
at ~ o'clock NJ. the lot oi land situaied on
Martin street. in said city, known as the
"fowLE BULDISa," adjoining the lots OF A
L. MIA', L. n u.iams an SLd othere, front
ing 50 feet ON MARTA & rect and extending
back i6i feet
ierm- If sale One-hAlf Of the purchase
mon,y t. be pAia Ia cash sud the remainder
in twelve months from daV OF sale the de-
ieTred payments 10 bear : per cent interest.
AhMIsTEAD JONES
dec3l-tds. Commissioner
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-25

PAFIs Interest in the Panama trial In
cre1s a the end come near.
LAKEWOOD. =. J.-Cieveland was greatly
shocked TIN, morning when he learned Vi lie
sudden dr4,h Of justice Lamar Cleveland
was Mt aware 81 lie fac, thar Lamar had
been seriously Ill.
WAsHIoGroN.-The republican caucus
this afternoon decided by msj3'ity vote 10
take favorable action upon the admission II
the territories Of Oklahoma. Utah. and New
J Mexico. but Left Arizona out 10 the cod.
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,nrlCF or SALE OF LAND.

.'.ls,Aad by virtue OF power conferred in
...Ifsaa-, Iecuted hy Gill and wife,
rfrA y Gill. recorded in the otfios Of the
9,.s. Deeds Of Wake county, book A8,
.. S.. IW sell for cash, at public auc-
N,ff enrt hJuse door in Raleigh, N @,
M tt m on Monday, the 10Th day OF
ts- :. 'si1, = ce tain trsct Of land in
Ae.a ya-hip, Wske county, and fully
4r-sel b ssld deed Of trust, and lying
Y.4s Z .a TArboro road aud the road lead.
33r's 0sAvood cemetery. and q joining
e, iats' Mrs Margaret ferrell, N v Den
uuttN Heck containing OK acres.
n.As le-cribed land will be offered
f.t.,..at the purchasers as per map in
..sgs w n PACE,
Att rney Of Mortgage.
-.sa 81 he above land 10 postpose d
e. -as1 Tond.y In January, 1893, at IL
t.HH novl6-tds
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NOTICE.

y s-f GsUa iSA Wake County.
H. Horn vs. Lewis Fl. Maroon.
Of an execution directed to the
... = from Jno. W. Thompson, clerk
e, w, oi Wake county in the above
, aHHu will on the Goth Of February,
" clock N, st the court house door
ta4t er'y & Wake in the ci y OF Raleigh,
~ se r.hes bidder for cash ali right,
q g'erest ~ Louis H Maroon In fol-
.a-s'., state, to-wit. Fifty acres n ore or
H- Iag the lands Of mo Wesley
f,i -'n Maroon and Young Stone,
"A by Lewis Fl Maroon and situa-
4 county, Cary Towoship, TO satisfy
s'.e - Perle 4 MAYNARD, attorney { r
20. NJ W. PAGE,
sheriff OF Wake county.
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Notice Of application.

OPTIC Os y c HoNE ISs Co.
RALEIGH, y. C.. Dec. 81.
Puhlic notice Is hereby given that appli-
cation viii be made q the next legislature
To ,r mt amendment 70 the charter, sc,
Of this company.
W :. PRIMROSE.
President
TAM loF
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u ,aEgY ~ FoR sAtE.-By virtue
uoftgase -xecated bv Allied
Y Hu.s tis wife, | VIII off r for
use door In Raleigh on
~ iay OF Feb uary, 1893, At IA
.1siag lot OF lsnd: Begir-
.,.s.. aI linc on South ctr ct, run-
feet inot es to the gss
Asl u going east siotg < with
branch. and then goes south
~ 4 gas house branch to South
- -ar rams west " th sid street 8,
.gs, There is new house on
apeffect Terms cash for fur
..,,-. ,.. see book Ia At page ASS,
oihce, Raleigh, n. U. This
j. @ l.. HARRIS,
Attorney for MORTGAGE.
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.#,d 4 Son, TowAligs, Ca, writes
44sb5trs has been suffer ing from
n y.r,, years, which Iesistei all
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