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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25

The vicar of Crosthwaite, in his
hooks on Egypt. tells that he over
heard a Young English girl saying e
her father: II can't make II out
The guide-book says Tint Isis was the
slater as wei as the wife OF Osiris.
..Nonsonsc, my dear. the things i'm
nossjble. ! never heard such thing
in my life.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25
cemnletelr -Iprnotsd.

How many remedies there are whoa merely
relieve without uprootfHg disease The con-
trast with sterling medicines which such pal
iiatiyes AFFORD, not only enhances the dignity
OF the former, but serves 10 emphasize The folly
Of employing half way measures when ihor-
ongh ones are available. A marked instance
Of this IL the effect on the one hand Of Hos
letters stomach Bitlers in cases Of chiils and
OF ordinary remedies IN Inaladies OF this type
by the Bifters, malarial complaint in every
stage, and Of the most malignant type, are
the system They are rarely, II ever. dislodged
by the ordinary resources Of medicine. al
though their symptoms may unquesiionably be
mitigaied through such means The same
holds good Of indigestion, biliousness kidney
complaint, rheumatism. nervousness and de-
bility. BY the Bitters they are cured when
many remedies fail.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25
IIndoubtedl, 4 Munchauscn.

"Therc's Smallialk, now; he's 4
splendid fellow reliable and
,Smalltalk. He's one of the big
gest liars ever heard speak.
"Gracious! How dc you make thai
out9"
.Why. heard him say the other
INV thnt he understood women.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25

Charlie. sadly Since you've been
narriad. Tom. you never ask me to
break bread with you.
rom There's good reason for H.
old fellow. You couldn't break the
bread we have AZ our house; you
,,onldn't do more than bend II.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25

A suicidal mania has struck Louis
Sile. five men killing themselves there
q Tuesday.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25

charlie & oh. here comes your
,,ntber and she saw me kiss you.
clara Mover mind. She viii SNOW
that Il was not your fault.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25

- ESRokT DISEASES AND CouGns use
Brown \ SHocuiAL 1RocnEs. Liko all re-
ali SO 10 ihings, they are initiated. Tbs
aes tsr- s<re sold oaiy n boxes.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25

Over 200 omnibIsses 10 London are nov
ked with electric lights.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25

TAs - are ripe for revolution in
Ham ,--ad the enemies Of Hippolyte
ar~ .s-ysing arifuily.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25

4 ssls headed man may yet be hare
Drained fellow.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25

A live cottonwood tree with prtrihed
roots growing near Aiohison, Kan.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25

An average OF 26. 900 letters are posted
without addresses in England every day
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25

The earliest mining schools were estab.
l,Ehed in ssxony about 1900.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25

FtT@-as $50 stopped free by Or. kLISEs aRKkT
kEffR hhSrsNNfi. No nt aftcr tirst days Mar
Vicious and e. % trial bottle free 10 Ina
eaaes ~ Kline, pl Arch ST. philAdephtA. ia
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25

"IIanSon's Magic Corn Salye."
Warranted - eNtt money refunded. AK you
efuEgial t@-.~N Price - Genie,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25

The man who has confidence in himself
Is often sa&eu in by just that kind OF
game
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25

In thu Alaska mines potatoes sell for Fifty
cents each and tobacco for SIG plug.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25
caltiornia Homo.

Tse 6~z, complete Bible printed in Ems
lAuC Nak E-ue Ia 1885.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25

Coughing Leads 20 Consumption.
Kemps Balsam viii stop the cough At
once. go TO your druggist 10 day and get
and ST 90
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25

NJ the BABY Il Cutting Teeth.
Be sure aud that old and weil-iried remedy. Ms
wiRslOw's SOOTHING sYRuP for children teething
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25
OMAHA BUSINESS HOUSES.
WALL PAPER u: :I;;:.; /: 8: 1;
. mn Mlfte f,rg "a m.
WAGONS CARRIAGES J! $3.50 =; 80 sa :.

lEERTc WANTED. OF either sex. New Patent Az
u@NsA tomato Cofree lot; sells on sight III
n elusive territory Eivea. ARNOLD CooHRE Co, Omaha
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25

fraS.e [ss $50 public schools and IA,
FOO nfivRte cues.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25

California Itame4
To any party or parties intending 70 move
70 California: should correspond at one,
With the undersigned, sole gents for u,
p,eyto Colony Lands r. FRY & SON,
Pleyto, Monterey County. California.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-25
Justice to All.

is apparent the Directors of the Worlds Columbian
Exposition that millions of people will be denied the pleasure of becoming
the possessorS of
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-16
airVieW Farm.
Stailions In U.eIs93.

FRANKLIN CHIEF An lard ana re,
t>ter.d NJ 2.l7 chestnut stallion. -.
hands high weighs l.,0i aonnds He X
Al 'nDreh Sorgaa His sire B- frank
in 'ecorh 2-2i, l. the : re of q m 2:2l st.
h. sn4 Of ID el .zinf .r - ? a Isl
aud th- lam { IL in 2.30 list H. dam
a1s Que In 23l list and sh by y son n
= han Alien a rscori q 5I. that sirrd
Daniel Lsmhert "a We fr4uFl = , hi-f i.
th- n 4ndsome Z sta lion IN the South, and
the -,reale-t -ire nf nand-oi AMI speedy
cots in North Caroline
NJ cNDYNE STANDARD and reg stored
70 1920. dark brown staliion 10 hands
.iIh weighs ,lO pounds He + An In
or Handle onian His sire Sherman.
racor 2 23, sire of Athm IN. 2is4 ami five
other : 30 tro ter ls son 1f George
Wilkes, record 2:22, on OF daughter OF
-elm Mt sire 81 MO list among them
NsarSs Nu,wscd !, ~ : ss.El,RlPt - .1i., 9,
descendants in 2:3O list diyne dam,
Troublesome, record - wi'n u beats
petter than $50 10 her credit Is by Mes
senger Durcc, sire 81 In 2:D list aud g
,S}am Of 40 in 2.30. and he by Old Hamble-
| lcniAn 10.
Stallion cards gigiUg full description
and -x-tird pedigree can be mad on appli
| cation to
| BP. WILLIAMSON.
Fairview Farm. Ralei n. y. G.
March LIST. 1873.
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Three Tr81ulnen Killed.

UTICA, N. Y. March Is. "A fatal &C
cident on the Oct .rio and Western rail
road occurred at Valley Mills, near Cn
eida, 1T 8 o'clock tonight.
An oil train going up q steep grade,
broke in halves and the rear part col.'d
ed with another oil train following Oae
oil tank exploded and the flames com.
munic aied TO three Others and destroyed
them
The engine vas also burned.
Fireman Mlrtin Da'rympIe, Of Q. veg
and John Burke, OF Nor3lch. u brake
man. we're killed in the collision.
Engineer Michael DJnJhue, Of Oswego
w.s also killed.
His clothes cought fire, ard his bod.
was found about seventy fiye feet froG
the wreck burned to q crisp
S veral lives were lost in an ecciden
en- ,he same grade about ten days ago
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NOTICE.

...,,. .,.. of s. d,el # trust executed on
I .l II Y. rs by aud be'WeeD
r....a sd wife RosslUia, II Hert
rr.,e NJ. "a If rortt Ga oil ms,
iH .--. ..rt SID Caldwell Ha dy,
~ Norf H. party OF the seaood
uar SOS Guiy r corded on page Isl
.I ya tha pthcc Of the Reg ster of
Northampton county and state OF
ia, Mr. 20 secure certain indebted
,r Ua- RI 81 owing to tie Far
.r.balt.' L.sn sLd Trust Com.
=, 1915 and due Janusrv
.rt.r .fo.-s. q llars with interest
..a.d. an which is now herd ano
r. "a. Grsud S soma, and which
..r .stA -rd tlf default OF payn o. I
U r.- continued for ore than thirty
tr..utpr-ieuei trUstes, will on the
.f g.rrh, - sell for cash to the
Il. terst he court house in jackson,
..f ...n. Fl. ot y rth ,mptol md st to of
ta lsr.i.a. the following r al estate
. |sa tract OF and described IN sad
..-r-.s s- wing lin Occe neechee y eek
..nu,r ~ rquhsrts land" containing
r..f .lNtrau Luudf ed scres lynx In
-... yf NoltLa' y on and which is de-
f....e uvaytG IN tie deed from David
t.ra tfu 70 20 I e raj The Fsruere
..rf- usu and Trust Conrany II
Ht. .' .Iu.t "a, S7i, registered in the
',rfaI.,.t-tCr OF Northsm ton unty
.r...3 huul paga ~, and which is
..... as..r.,d so n deed from }, W. Urqu-
..u ,Drpr To The sald IRE farmers
..l lt...h.n.. u lu and Trus CUmpai Of
.r IrrtIs e, i.id, legi7tere N sa ne
.,.H rsgJ lS aud sisO described III
I.. n,..t.. .re executed 10y 3 eaid F. rm-
s...rt sIa.t.suJ- IL. an and rrust ompany tC
a...rJ l. IS Fai cu lated May l2, - :, as
r,r.-a. "a. wa ch seve al deeds will more
,eIr .H..tE. "a snd having been made OIL
r4..th. ai1 holders If said note to make
Tat uI !. order 20 pay said Indebtedness
-seof SAID Urq hs't7 land will b'
~a s.li.cf tp th le Sc to the Ss5e o
N-t. arH ms s. sn annual rent OF si.6 I
.I 81 option purchase tor 81 Geo both o
eri, q. expire ian aty |. 1910, and which
..rat- p. m .hc sealed agreement made ant
at.d 81. ou eta er D. $50, by and be
s.u, . Gr-uiy nd ;. II. Grandy, part
q Craudy : Sons, Of Norfolk
81. nd W G~4nty ~ executor of Will 81
1.H par ict, ,i the first part, snd john "
r Her tur1 coluty, North y ruiils
rIrt H. -teaa5 pgrt IN which his Wit
asu IUpt sid the ta.e of Nrrh Car lin
la b. sra through tie board of director
.tH u.mt u1siy o. sald state party OF TIA
Ht FAT " ch il recorded on ya2e So
7. G I'i g. Of rOnk 81 IN tue Office {
H,fsr-erut % - Of said county Of Nortl
s u This February rs. | 593,
tALJM ELL HARDY, Trustee
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cleveland and sais visitors Xe.terday.
WASHINGTON, March Is From early
in the morning until O'Clock in the af
teTn0on Mr. Cleveland was kept busy
receiving official visitors and then went
into the east room to shake hards With
large crowd Of people. Amorg his
callers were delegation Of Episcopal
ministers. consisting of Bishops Paret, of
Maryland, Potter, of New York. Whit
skier, of Pennsylvania, and Hare, Of
South Dakota Tney hope for modifica
ton Of stringency of the Chinese exc'u
iou law When the president passed
into the public hallway, after bis con
ference with the bishops, on his way to
his office, he WAS waylald by several
congressman and stood for quite time
in the hallway talking to them. The
waiting room had become So crowded
by this time that there was scarcely
standing room in it. Many went away
without seeing the president. Among
these was Senator Roach, of North Da
k ia, who came with Judge Benton, Of
his STATE. an applicant for commission
ership of the general land office. Rep
resentative Brysu, Of Nebraska. and
some Of his cons tituents also failed to
see NJ Cleveland O hers more fortu
nate were Representative McCreary, OF
Kentucky, who presented his candi date
for internal revenue collectorship in biz
district; Thomas Bell of Harrisburg
Senator Irby, of Sou'h Carolina, came
with Judge Earle, ex-attorney genera
of South Carolina, who wants the dis-
,rict attorneyshp p for his state R9pre-
sentative Meredith, of Virginia. intro
duced candidate for Lyons consulate
Geo. S Shsckelford, of Orange, Va
A Manson, Of Memphis, and E F
Bond came with Representative Patter-
son. of Tennessee. Manson is candidat
for United States marshslshlp OF tn
western district OF his state. and B 1n'
wants to be ternai revenue collectu
: for its middle and western districts.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-16

ESSC ssa-X
igh-.X
FINE CANDIES"'
Fok sALs A.
WILL hI> S,o

- LR o. yALC bI-E Clryp..
Bs vir'u- ofA 'ecr-e II, -. krY-
Of ke cou ~ in The .re,,,l ,,r ooait
Titled J. \. Holding. saua,,,.,. d. g..'-
Denton, deceased, " NJ ~ : V.
Will cell on Monday the 2',h .s,
y y, ~ lio'clock n =. 1T II. cl.r-,t y - March,
OF SAID county of Wake IN the go, =. use d'or
the follpwlns described ror.,,.O VI "a egh,
stores and lots on Exchsuc t.e iso i2l
OF Raleigh, ION. d d OF Z north - - me ne cify
o LOT OF w. {. 4 A b. S,ron,..,,i .iie store
essf ~ he store and 1t Al.1,..s - NE
Denton As dover on the ,o-.h - 70 ", A
cha ge, and on the we,t b. a.. e,u IN
= lot of l.. ID Cs.t cherry ..,s ',Ie Ie mouse
lnss are row gooi CONDITION 80 peild-
$3.50 each per month sl-o ior
lot IN the eastern part Of "a. ca, :, -. and
bounded On the north by the lsnd. ign
nongheriv. on the eat by the lnns. =, aA'e
Podie Perry, on th- -outh bv C.hs,.-m W Arr
aud on the ~eet by The lands az Jah- uees
containing a acre ore or le.. he-,
'nie: Ope-third cash, one-ihird - sd
months, and the balance IN Af,c., hihe
from day of sale, the urchs.er - ul'hs
notes for the oeferie payment. h....iele Su'e
terest from day of -ais At Ter cen, ~. - ~
mum. The title Reserved until nn,,ahsn- M
1 opev is psid III full. '-urch.. ..er, .iIox.,. :.
pay full amount cash If desired W
February IA, 1888.
J. n. HOLDING
A tministrAtor AMI ComG,,-;o
fect--tds
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NEW YORK, March IA The leading
interests in the cotton trade were heavy
sellers owing to the adverse patute OF
the foreign news Wall street people
were also large sellers, The south sold
and it is supposed that Europe sent some
selling orders The decline IL Liverpool
and the Lancashire strike which seelas to
be as far from settlement as ever, were
the weak features of the market.
There was good deal Of covering
on the decline The tone in the trade is
not chnertul, the supply is large, the
southern markets sre declining, the for
eign situation is gloomy. money is rather
tight. snd it is feared that the acreage,
in spite of the high cost Of meat. will be
increased for the next crop Many who
have courageously by e market on the
bull side for long period are becamlpg
discouraged, and are selling out Prices
d clined 13 to l5 points. and closed
steady with sales of 296 500 bales
Liverpool declined 6 to 81
points, closing steady with spot sales Q.
4 600 bales In Manchester yarns wert
quiet and steady and cloths steady
New Orleans declined 10 to II points
Spot prices here were 16 cent with
sales of 716 bales for export and 1873 20
spinning Mlddling uplands 8 cents
There was decline of Is to 8 at si!
Of the southern markets. Southern trad
was slow. New Orleans sold 2,00'
bales Receipts at ports were 12,2S
against 9, 500 this day last week ant
20, S33 last year. Total thus far thi
week is 25, 651 sg inst % 1853 thus ia
last week Exports from the ports wer
16. 900 bales. The receipts at three il
terror towns were 1.467 against 1853
this day last week and 1880 last year.
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Alabama National Bank Closed It-
Door.

WASHINGTON, NJ .rch 15.-The Ala
bama Nau MI Bsui Of Noble, Alabama
Comptroller Hepburn states. has been
placed in the hands of Examiner Camp
bell at the request Of its bosrd Of dIrec-
tors. A meeting Of its stockholders will
be held on March 81, and if acceptab' e
propositions be submitted, the oabk will
be re opened.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-16

3 $3.50 fOH SALE =, virtue #
3 Dl ~ mortgage execut 4 Y Lewis
q. ,ara1H a.d Nite, ! Wi fer fer sale
i3 ca-0 sr rha couI5 Hcuse door i H.l)
q. .N org "o.d'v 8rcu 9ith, lS-2. fhe
..u..J -- sc' Oi land, III z aI.d u. ~ u.
,-r Fgtip re eliu luz u stake w.
Ho .e'- gorGrr, tEence south sS deg, ees
e-t ty su malt poles t. stake in sid
20 f.r line; thar,e north sight pol,s to
t.a- F.oi I'd p1iu ers; the c, no-th s.
t --- YES, forfy poles TO n stake and
r......a. ,a.-cs 4C4,a 6 >.e,1Ses Wes',
lNtr-tHO sni SEVEN t4rihs 20 2 stake
wf uftgs thence sonth Az degrees,
vest .nur rcle to q stak-; rhr'Ie south
y q. -ryss, ~ I Cne hundred and twenty
.N Nua 90. 18th poles 70 the hegiusfng,
s.'t un-, according t. measurement,
'y.t-lI.r acres Title perfect r e sad
deed W'rtga. Is registered II book -.
-'@ Ct r. glstel OF deeG's Office
Woke county.
J G. fl HARRIS,
II ru,y If Mprfy41ea
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WASHINGTON. March 15.-The Pre-i-
dent today sent the following nomina-
tiOns TO the senate:
William McAdoo. II Nv Jersey, as
sistant secretary Of navy; Edward B.
Whitney, of New YORK, assiaant attor-
ney General, vice Arahan y Parker,
resigned.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-16
NORTH CAROLMA,
Notioe o. runlIl ons
I and NsrrAni Of Al
tachmeut
WAKR COUNTY

WAhk IOUNTH- tachmeIt
Arthur A. Splitter. plaintiff. s. 1ho,,..
w. Pol ter. doing business a. per,.- =
Co, defendant.
The defendA't above named will ut.s.,,,,..
thAt \ -nmpons in the above e1tltl.s -
war issued on the lat dxy oi Prbrusrg tsas
by W. ID. Haywood, Jurnce Of the p.,...
Wake county, North C,ro!in. teru..-
ne hundred and nin.t,-tsine dol,-,
for,y-t~o cents % % - due the aid "a
by account for pcrrcnE! re- viae. ret.a,,ss
hIm and expens.s Will. rendering The -
which summons l. returnSbi. before the "a
Justice ~ the office o. Strong q str ng an A..
nity of Raleigh in said county ane S,st- on
the 2sth day Of February. ID lsg2 ~.
defend ant will q so take notice that. w,-r.,,
of attachment WAS is-n.d by the sa,t In, !.
on ihe said lat day of February. l~q Which
warrant IL returnzble before the ssil Ina
- the time aud place above named fr ~. -
urn 4 the sum IONS; and N { tn. lie .ua.r,
IL require u = pear before the -aid Jn.nc.
~ the place above named nu ihel IA d.yo,
Mach, A ID 1898, Al the hour ofil ana
ar-wer or Dc muir to the complain, ~ ,hs
ola ntlff, or the reiief d mAnaed th.f.lu viii
granted.
This at day of February, A. -. l4as.
w. ID II AYW 1 p
STR NG ~ STlgbNG. 1t 'orn-,s
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WASHINGTON, d C., March l5.-
Secretary Hoke Sni.h has appointed NJ:
Cooper Pope, of Washington. ga, chief
of divisions OF lands and railroads. The
secretary's office - IN The interior depart
ment, vice F. A. Weaver, OF Pennsyl-
vania, resignedA
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Notice of sale.

On the 2nth day of March, 1893, at q N, 81
the court houss door in the city RA.eIsh,
g und-r powers conferred IN . certain
mortg g eIecu. Ell by Syl.ia Mangum re-
corded in the office Of the Register Of Deeds
Of Wake county, boo l07, page 757, will cell
st public auction Tor cash the land described
in said mortgage, situated IN WAKE county,
New Light tow .-h'p, adjoining the LANDS Of
-pencer Garrett, II X S4ldling formerly ,.
+ Laws and others. containing three sc es,
nrore or less
THOS. IL PURSELL,
febl7-tds ktaiIsf.
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FRANK sTROSACh'
Manufacturer and Dealer
AUCTION 3 LIE Or LAND

BY v.r.ue of powe- oO9ts-red eI.,ii'ssa a2oaa by by
by certain mortgage aee4 4.'.tcb 1. duly
John ~. ithodes and VII, nsnn-y C..
recorded IN registry "s.s - oier 70,
in book No. IA. A. pa;s 81 c.sn AZ th
ale TO the hig lest olaH-' - ~ zaletg
court house 400, Ia ~. IL Is, 1913. at
OF Q Z the s said Nd Rhodes and stf. y IN ,1e
descriSed in sid mortzs e oHd
contai ing 55K .cres and lying In
L<eex tJwnshlp. ,,oSraGI
ATTORNEY for Assignee OF mon.
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r...ley writes: Ny M mlther and SIS
q r for scrotcla rnd u!ceta'ed
C0gf T8R0AT Se" Seaea' tTsr'ssa ro% it. 1'a.s ass
~ .... -f,maIiss 'ley ever used.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-16

Governor Flower, of New York, has
respited till further notice James L.
Hamilton, the cololed ex-preacher, sen
fenced to be executed in ths week tie
ginning March 13.
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,.uJ E1rsm. H. dreonsborc, Ga writes:
friend VINO has been cntl ely
ugly scrofP!ous breaS'ng out T
s the -kin, and the use st
& 1I#F 4 two DO ties of h B et-
p .rHra ,ure | hrCH Of eeverat
..a liscases cured speedily - the
t. Hb
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Russell sage's Purse Opens Again.

Troy, N Y March Is Russell Sage
has notified the trustees of the Renpscl
aer Polyten In C Institute of his intention
to add to l5s endowment fund The
amount Is said TO be half million dol
lars and is to be set apart and known a.
the Russell Sage Fund. This urse he
has taken because the institute is now
amply equipped with buildings neces
ssry for it needs
R-nnselser has stood side by side with
the Troy Female Seminary IN Mr. Sage's
aft cti"ns. but the latter is tne first OBJ
jeci of his generosity and will soon en-
j " the gift Of = 500, 900 dormitory.
Ru, sell Sage beii- yes in ne duraoili' !
of brick, and IN his St arch for sample,
found one that pleased him greatly. ii,
wrapped up the sample carefully ano
started to t,ke it to his Office one day re
Gently Recollecting that lie had left il
in an elevated Car as he was getting GU
at Rector street. he hurried back afteI
It Some one who had seen the MILL n
aice leave his package had, hpwtver
pr mptly st len it, thus making tw
men miserable.
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l. enp"ari- from the aiiidsvi, If " F Ful-
i-f ~ ihis sct % that Ir. i ardner and
9fS M'l-ss Gardner, the defendants there
lu are uui 20 br found L. Wake county and
csuuat after du' dill gence be fonnd IN the
isie, aua rturther q pearing that the plain
lil hrs cause Of action against ne esid de-
iend,n,o lor work snd labur done and MA
,erlA!7 tar i-hed on house snh lot OF theirs
lying and being " Rslegh y. &.
~ t'i. re- 7" ordered, that notice Of this
action b. pnblshrd once a week fo, siy nc
ee ave oh' III Tn" STATE CaRoN CHE. a
weet y newspaper pub ishru IN halei. h n
o., setting fprrh tha title OF the acu n the
pu bose cf the s'me, aud requiril & the de-
leudant "a .ppeEr On tNe 2hth day of March.
lr93 tefora VI .. b. bee, Justice Of the
Peace ~ his oflice in Raleigh, n O., at "a
O'clock m, and answer Of cemur 10 the COM
p.su' or thareiei demanded will be granted
Tins January Esd, $50
NJ. Il. BARBEF,
Justice o the Peace.
J.O f. HAHRlS. Attorney for Plaintiff
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