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Or. BENNETT.

Cures Piles. Fis-
lula, Ifissure and
all diseases of TIE
rectum W i t Ii o Mt
knife, ligature, caus
tics or detention
from business.
Cures Guaran-
teed. No money
TO be paid until pa
tient is cured.
Private Diseas-
eS i'll both sexes
quickly and radical
" cured in the
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shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use of dangerous drugs
Female Ailments in all forms. as Leu
Gorrhoea, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc. speciality.
Moies and Facial BIenlishes removed
ln0OIent Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in all cases.
vited.
CHIce open from So'clock a. M, until7
O'Clock p. NJ, Sunday until l:30 o'clock p.
m. Call at office opposite Munson &
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He'Had Good Grounds.

Wichita Book Company-everything at
cost. dag If
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wichita MILE Market

Wichita Breadstuf Market.
Flour-Bsst patent 81 81. second patent 81 g. OK
i iuEcy 81 ol w ~
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Loca, Grain ana Feed Market.
Wichita Horse Market,

wheat No. p 43c. Corn 35c Oats 24c. naled
lay IS ec@7 o. Ground 15Ss5c. Corn and
bats mixed !c. Bran 65c.
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PATENT SOLICITORS.
CREDITOR Dc .AD.fMS,

SII,tTF UN UENIISIS
special attention given crown and bridge
so, L. and the correction OF irrs guaiIfies Of the
seeih over ia North Main St. wichita Kan.
4 sIs LIMO
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Much ReffeF,

Much heffef.
mamma" said little Chicago boy
to his mother. sis it right to say:
Come of the perch?
NO, my child" replied the careful
woman 1T is much better 70 say:
What's eating you% Town Topics
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Placing o Limit.

Placing . Limit.
"will you love me forever:' she querted,
Forever dear sir, and day."
"Yes, indeed" he with fervor responded,
AT any rate-er--for day
Kansas City Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-05

FINANCBANDCOMMBRCE
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for tho week
ending Saturday, Nov. 4. were: Cattle.
1906; Hogs. 1925. Shipments: Cat
tie. 1896; Hogs. lies.
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10 -&LE-s8 IT o. TcPEEA AVE Soz.aa
il q E-AsrealE So ,Sfszs sgsA
mat sazsaDsrss al 81 t.&z FTscs sE-2.
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w 5s&~ -s~~e4aI n&fS-ss-
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Sl.n SSH BY >icE eUTTAGE
80 f1.zne-s . Ts.ess.
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W - ). Is ss2 = x6zr zSAFks. gsr~t - tbs - y.
- gssx tssssts sEssss- SA&sss 1sS&as - !.
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AGENTS PAINTED.

7 Is-r ttis Fesssi Il Icr .iIfe isrr day
4 LAST WE have lT-kEEN. BhIGH
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where 10 take aers Sleeps WOILDS FAIR
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WICHITA. Nov. 4.
Cattle.

The quotations mere presented are to give the
shipper IN idea of the general range OF prices.
native shipping steers. good 70 "a 2504 SO
4 49,. LIMA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIO1
LAND oTyIcE AT SEATTLE w.

~ LII
Notice is hereby given that the foiiowinxsL.ss
settler has filed notice of his intention 20
final proof In support Of his claim. and ~ as.s.s
proof will be m de before the register ane
At Seattle. Wash. on Monday. May ~ ~ ~
Edward r. Weldon. lid. App No. 3,3ZN ~ ~
sis AVA. NW& SEA-. and Ne = s"As -
TpZ< y. r L. =
He names The following witnesses 70 Prov
c Dtinuous resi.encs upon and CULTIVATION ~
land. viz: +. A or ise, A. J. HasseiL > 49,
II. Eastiick, all OF Olney, Wash
Notice Is hereby given that the foliowingn-sS
settler has filed notice If his la tent! on -
final pro0f In supper; Of his claim and tnss
proof will be m ale before the register sno 10 - Z
At Seattle. Wash, On Monday. May ~ iezs RI
Frederick A. CrAise. HID APP. No l4.S1sM
W. SWL, sE14 sW1. and sWA sEtss -
Up "a " RISE -~lf
lie names the following witnesses 70 P.vSS
continuous residence upon and eultivssi9n ~
land. viz. A. !. HasseiI, 4. r. WELDON. = - 4z
". Eastlick, al OF Uiney. Wash. .~s-6SS -
T. u. REED, Jr, heG
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NOTICE To sTocK HoLpERS-OFFiCE OF
~ the seattle Coal and Iron Company To the
stockholders: Notice % hereby gwen that pur-
suaai TO the by-Isws Of the COMPANY the annual
meeting q the stockholders Of the Seattle 4 oAl
aud Iron Company viii Ds held at the office Of the
com pany, In the civ az seattle, Wash, At
O'Clock p M. on Thursday. ism OF May. 1898 for
The purpose OF eieciins trustees for the ensuing
year aud the transaction OF such other business
may legally come before the meeting
JOHN CRAIG, Secretary.
Seattle. Wash, April %, 1893
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NOTICE OF AN ELECTIOy-WHro-.
~ at regular meeting Of the board o, eduessssS
of the city OF Seattle school Distr.c. NJ d n
King county. state of Washington held Z, - ~
slst day Of March. A: d. lss2 the following -
buttons were adopted. to-wit:
Resolved. hat for the purposes here,..e.
mentioned an election in the district Is nov r,asss
and thereat there shall be submitted to The vo~ =
the electors OF the district on the 9Th dav ~
A. ID. 1893. the following questions:
Shall the board of education be authorizes -
empowered to purchase lots (6) and seven s,Iss
block one hundred and twenty-seven slss, ~ ~
A. Dennys Broadway addition to the civ ~ =
attic for school site for said dis rct q TIE NJ
Of eighteen thousand dollars ($lS.0OOl
shall the board of education be authoFiysA -
empowered TO erect and build upon blocs -
broadway addition the CITY OF Seattle 4 srtsu
house. TO cost one hundred and twenty. 6ve ~
sand dollars (s125. OoO).
And be 10 further resolved, That the follow4,.
places be and are hereby named and selscad y
the election places OF said district, a, which ~
polls shall be open to vote at said election, own
rs the Rainier school building, In the city N -
attic. state OF Washu gton
On the first floor Of that certain building snovA
~ the Minor school building. in the city q - |
alta, state Of Washington.
In the east basement Of that certain bu,1..
known a. the Denny school building, In tho c,ts q
Seattle. state OF Washington
On the first floor of that certain builAnx kpov.
q the Mercer school building, in the city Of Sss
In the building known as the once Of craws06
Harmon. on Yesier avenue and Third ssrees
of Seattle. state Of Washington.
In that certain building known as the McCoouA
building, ON the corner OF Seventh ard PA
Streets In said city Of Seattle, state OF w,S
ington.
And he it further resolved, That the pclls IA
said election shall be open 1t l o'clock D. m -
closed At O'Clock p M on Saturday, Mar g. A NJ
1898
Now. therefore, Notice Is hereby given that :
election will be held In the city OF Seattle scho
district No. l. in King county. state Of Washine
ton, on the 9th dav OF May. 1898, In accoida =
with the foregoing recited resolutions o. whhs
election the electors Of the district required
determine, by their votes, the questions mee
toned in the said resolutions and submitted =
them for their determination under said resaae
tons
The polls for said election. ct the place, me-
toned In said resolutions. will be- opened I'll
o'clock p. m. and closed ct 3 o'clock p m on 81
urday. May O. 1898.
In testimony Whereof have hereunto 81 n
hand and affixed the seal Of the city Of Seattn
school district No. in King county, ststs Z
Washington. this 9th day Of April A. d l6eS
H. +. WHITNEY,,
Secretary OF the Board OF Education Of the city 4
Seattle. school district No ]. in King county
state Of W ashingtou.
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WANTED-RESID LOT. NOT LESS
w than SO feet. with small sos,>e, In good resi-.
dencs district and Ii possible vavf OF sound: must
he close 10 line and bargain, give exact loca-
ton, price and terms Of sale 10 Buyer, p. o. Box
6Sa
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FOk EICHANGE
I'OR FNCHANGE-oNE INTEREST
In a hrstclsss job printing Office for stock OF
groceries Address A. u. r., care Post. Intefi-
sencer.
I'oR EXCUANGF-LOT IN HOLMES ADD
L ton for lumber. J. ". swexea 2lA Bailey blk
L'oR CHASGE-SUBURBAS LOTS AND
i cash Tor cliy property; state Particular Ser
sitle. Box 5iS
I'oR ENCHANGE-RENTON ADDITION
1 house for unincumoered ioia J. H. Wright
SoS ia ley building
I>OR ENCHAN4E-A FEW CHOICE PROP.
L critics William 7. Harper. NoA ISL and asa
Squire Iatiuer building
I osf-SCSDAY MORNING, ON THIRD
street. pair Of aiy's gold eyeglasses with chan
geDcer and receive reward
INWARD.
SUITABLE REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
- Information u Thomas Doilson: last heard Of
a. he so ash Address q. W. Doiison, Dun
LAr. ia
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DEATHS AND FUNERALs

--~->~~>~~~>~~~-~--~~>->--|-->
woLr-Near Keith, wash, May 8, 1898. Miss
Christina Farley Wolf, aged II years and 10
days.
Services at residence Of r. WolT Friday, a4 10
O'Clock 4 N. Interment ut Masonic cemetery.
PhtladeIphia papers peass copy.
LYSCH-The funeral services Of J. b Lynch
Will be held this morning 1t O'Clock ~ tbs
Church of the Sacred Heart and the remains
taken TO Calvary cemetery by special train from
the foot OF Wall street. North Seattle Friends
invited 20 attend.
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, CHEMIST
q and mining en- gineer OF IS yeArs' experience:
graduate of krieburg. Germany school of mines:
analysis Of Goa. iron and clay q speciality:
al WORK guaranteed TO coufoyfn with any first
class assay once In the United states: old gold
and silver bought or refined Office aud laboratory
rooms 80, 81 and 80 Union block, 7l3 frcni u.
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COAL AND HOOD YARD.

(fOAL AND WOOD DELIVERED PROMPTLY
~ ny George r.. Hall King and Commercial
streets: Newcastle and Franklin coat aud screen
ingA. Telephone 1854
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NOTICE-NEITHER THE CAPTAIN -
~ owners Of the ship Hawaiian rsles nj, = -
sponsibe for any debts contracted by the crs. -
OSCAR KCSTEI. Csrs.:.
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C6HES-wILLTAMS-on April Is, .s93. BY
the Rev. J. N. Hughes nj his own residence. I'll
lombard street. Mr.. John H Hughes 70 AiaD
Mary J. Williams, both Of Seattle.
JoNEs-HISDs-on April %. 1893, By the Rev.
J. n Hughes Mr. Herbert Jones. Of this city, 70
MIss Cora Kinda Of Los Angeles. Cal They
were married In their new homo In South Sc
attic
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srKCTAL vOr1cEs

TEACHERS EXAMINATION.-rpEW
regular quarterly examination Will \. -. 1'sAt
Inc library room Of the court house on Nav n A.
~ 1898. The sessions will begin at 3 4 n. - =
=. y JONES, v A. PUSEY
Board of Examiners.
Dated Seattle. April 20, 1893.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-12-09

strongly appeal to the sense Of justice and the
sympathy Of our people
Our Indians number 1si aDoas cnnfa o.
ing IS, 1861 acres of land. About 10000 OF
these Indians have, to a large degree, adopted
civilized customs Lanos I'm, ~ sey s,sh nose
ments have been made to 10, OOO individuals dur.
ing the last fiscal year. embracing about
1O0oO acres The number OF II dna dian gov GOV
1875, an increase of twelve over the preceding
year. OF this total 40 were on reservations. OF
which seventy three were boarding scnoq h ana
ing schools and five day schools supported by
the government were not located on reserva-
tons The total number Of Indian chliaren en- p,
rolled during the year as attendants Of all
schools was 21,138 an increase OF i.23l over the
enrolment for the previous year.
Whist IL Best for tho Indian.
/ am sure that secular educa ton and moral
and religious teaching must be important 1ac.
tors in IN effort 10 save the Indisn and lead him
to civilization. Iebelieve, too, that the rei1n-
Quishment of tribal relations and the holding OF
aid this contamination. 1t seems to me, how
ever, that allotment OF land In severalty ought
10 be made WfthE great care and circumspectlon.
# hastily done before the Indian knows It's mean
ing. while yet he has little or no idea OF tiiltng
. farm and no conception Of thrift, there 1s
great danger that reservation life in tribal
OF civilization instead Of its independence and
elevation .The solution OF the Indian problem
depends very largely upon good administration
The personal fitness Of agents and their adapt
ability to the peculiar duty OF caring for their
wards aresof the utmost impOr lance
Danger OF Abuses.
The law providing that, except In especial
cases, army officers shall be detailed IS indian
agents, it is hoped will prove . successful
experiment. There is danger Of great abuses
creeping into the prosecution OF claims. for
Indian depredatl0ns,s and recommend that
every possible safeguard be provided against
the enforcement OF unjust and ffctitions claims
" this description The gappropriat tons on
account OF the Indian bureau for the year
& aidinr June g. 1901. asnOunt to 620o. i
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-01

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31-On motion of
Mr.. Wilcox. from the committee on cen
sus. resolution was adopted calling on
the secretary of the Interior for informa-
tiOn as to whether manufacturers and re
fners Of sugar have refused to answer
questions propounded 20 them by the
census officials, and if so what steps have
been taken to compel them to answer2
The house then resumed, in committee of
the whole, consideration OF the sundry
civil appropriation bill. When the pa
ragraph making the appropriation to
continue the building of the library of con
gress was reached, Mr. Enloe moved an
amendment providing that the chief of
engineers shall award all contracts for
material to the lowest responsible bid
ders and preference shall be given to
home, over foreign products, when mate
rial of an equally good quality of home
production is offered at equal or lower
prices.
Mr.. Cogswell hoped that the amend
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-01
TELEG RAPHIC BREV.rIEs.

BERLIN. A report Of an attempt upon
the Cars life was circulated here late
this evening The Car ard several
members of his suite are said to have
been injured by bomb. No further de
tails were given. At the Russian EN-
bassy all knowledge of such an attempt
is denied. The report is believed to be
cannard.
ROME, The list of ex-ministers and
deputies whom Mouzilli, director Of the
bureau Of industry and commerce, who
was arrested for completely in the bank
scandals, gave TO reporter on the morn
ing before his arrest, as having been SUBJ
sidized by the banks now in trouble,
includes Baron Nicctera, formerly min
lister of interior, and ex Minister Amadei
and also Deputies Montsgns, Geppa,
Dezerobi, Sinionetti, Mazzinio and Mar
docci.
ATHENS, Ga.-The island OF Zalte was
shaken esrly this morning by an earth
quake and many lives have been lost
The occupants of the houses ran in their
night clothes into the streets. The roof
| of the prison fell in and many prisoners
we're wounded. The guard was doubled,
The walls of the prison, which had been
| sprung and cracked, were braced. The
hospital was shaken partly from its foun-
| dation; all the floors settled and the roof
sank several feet.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.-This morning huge
fields Of ice were rushing down the river
carrying everything before them Upto
noon in this hsrbOr and at Pumpkin
Patch, six miles above, thirty loaded
barges and 130 empty barges mad been
sunk or carried over the falls These
were valued at $50, 600. The tow boat
Aid, was also sunk; the Hotspur had
several holes cut in her hold, ard the
little steam yacht, Care B, was sent to
the bottom. AIT gether the damage so
far is estimated at $500 900.
CHARLESTON. S. C-J. II. Averill, re
Gently appointed receiver of the Port
Royal and Augusta railroad by the
South Carolina state court, has fed q
petition in :he United States court ask
ing that the appointment Of H. NJ.
Conner Of the Georgia Central, receiver
OF the Port Royal snd Augusta road, be
rescinded, on the grounds that Corners
appointment as receiver of a competitor
of the Georgia Central is illegal. The
court has ordered Conner to answer why
the petition should not be granted, the
hearing having been fixed for February
81. In the event Conner continues to
manage the affairs of the road. the at
torney general of South Carolina viii
ask To have the charter of the road for
feited
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Fire I'm ar Insane Asylum.

CHICAGO, Jan. 31.-A fire broke out
this morning in the engine room Of the
insane asylum at Dunning, about twelve
miles from this city. Six hundred in
sane patients were in the institution.
Fire companies were sent from this city
and neighboring suburbs, but were una
BILE to accomplish much, owing to the
fact that little or no water was available
for fighting the fire. The wind blew
directly away from the main building
and saved that par; Of the institution,
but the engine room containing boilers
and dynamos used for heating aud light
ing the institution was completely des-
troyed. No one was injured.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-01
RARE BARGAIN
FOR INVESTORS,
The \ {. Wagon Factory
and Material for Sale.

rs ue II authority given in deed in
'-1' .-1 the <orh b Carolina Wagon
q 1frg -acor1td In the REGISTERS offic,
Nts com y in book =, page we
NJ
Tuesday, February 81. 1898,
,s-.s L and pant Of the Md com
ali t ed IN the city OF
EIGH, N. c.,
trN q s. z. Wi side track leading
''ors, ne yard All the build nge are
com. 'rs and new. TIE machinery
onp st,yeI new, with capacity of twen-
(! "a us sr iay.
~ A1t I'm We will sell large lot of
unfinished wagon. finished
rl71 aud rius. Also large OF of
't OBJ ~ ron and round iron. bolts,
Is and all kinds of material
ps q making, including about
IRE thousand feet Of well season
lumber
N o'clock a m
CASH. DuC special terms may be
e1 For particulars and cat
Asle gong full description OF plant,
q material, apply to under
a.- W. A. MYATT,
J. N. HOLDING,
' r. "3 Trustees.
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yALUARLECIry

- PropeTty.-By virtue OF decree Of tie
superior court Of Wake conlty in tue special
proceedings LOT partition, entitled NAulsey
A. Rogers and others, e.-i arte. No. 592 rpe
cisl Proceedings docket OF said court. will
offer for ssle 10 the highest bidder, at rnblic
outcry, ST the court house door, IN the city of
Raleigh, \. o., on
Monday, the 9th day OF February, 1893,
At IL O'Clock NJ, the lot OF land situated on
Martin street, IN rAid city, known as the
fowLE BUnDISo," adjoining the lots Of A
l. Mia, u. 4. iliismron, aud otherr, front
ing % ieet on Martin street and extending
back l6j feet.
Terms OF sAle-One-half OF the purchase
money 10 be paid In cash and the remainder
IN twelve months from day Of sale, the de-
ierred payments 10 bear s per cent. interest.
AhMIsIKAD JoNEs,
oecSl-tds. Commissioner.
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No More Unfounded X mora.

PARIS, Jan. 31.-At meeting Of the
cabinet to day NJ. Bourgeor's, minister
of justice, submitted bill which is pre-
pared for the punishment of persons cir
culating unfounded rumors regarding
the safety of financial institutions, thereby
causing people to withdraw their money
from savings banks. The bill is highly
approved by other members Of the cabi-
net and was brought before the cham
Der of deputies this afternoon, the gov
ernment demanding urgent considera-
ton. The bill passed, 326 to l66.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-01
, .oTNNtUABLE RESIDENCE

LAY the lst day # March.
,.w ~ the court house door ia
NUeSr, | wi sell ut pahlic
.-. ar ash, the rea estate described
of tiust executed by
-. r peaurCI ~ a., recorded in the
s'.df Re ~ ,eter OF dee Of Wake
.-y o1> p,ge 6Sl. I ont ng ninety
i...i teyille aud Salisb ~ ,t -eets
= .w aud tn feet on Leuoir
r.s described in tsid deed of
y. Ta on this lot one of the
aut most valuable residences
.ssc Rsei. h. having all modern
\, gas watsr, &C Also 9 ,ables
,ltCss5f Out-h1uses.
N. ,t made under provisions con.
~. d.el Of trust aforesaid a, d
sr rt-5a Nn order If the Superior
g,- nee Al pr ceeding entitled w
su1 .t al vs. & ID Urcnurch
al l1y me tru tea to execute
s. ts III, n trustee named in
.s1ie iesd This - q first lien
al. hereunder pc feet
HOS. K PURNFLL,
Isl Trust ee.
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NOTICE..

N- trltIvA Wake County
\ x Horn vs. Lewis II. Maroon.
an execution directed TO The
tfom Jno. W. Tnomr son, clerk
ur Of Wake county in the above
au will on the Goth of sebrt ary,
o'clock %, a. the court house door
Try Wake in the ci Of Raleigh,
hi, heat bidder for cash all ri INT,
interest Il Louis II Maroon in fol.
+f-Et al estate to-wit. fifty acres r. ore or
2" 3 irigg the lsnds Of mo Wesley
t jsd -nn Maroon and Yoopo Stone
ae*u led by Lew II Marcom aud si,ua
t ~ 4so county, Cary ], W ship, TO satisfy
.1z.n NJ Of ;. u. Horne. Pc le l. Maynard.
i'0 utys.
II W. PAGE,
sheriff OF Wake county.
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n ,fEB1Y FOR SALE.-By virtue
[ mortgtse executed bv Alfred
I, .rela bis wife, l will off, for
st '4r, h u'e door in Raleigh on
X1H o day Of Feb nary, 1893, at II
folio siug lot OF land: Begin
.ss -ssa al line on South street, run
ts,. s ieAt ald iuc. es 10 the gss
e sud "a going east a. or with
sex branch, and then goes 1uth
t.. gas house branch to South
So uruns west " tn sid street 8 !
at.aa hes There is new house on
perfect Terms cash For fur
.r .tf s.ars see book 10 at page ass,
"r't leeds office, Rileigh, n. q. This
.l-,r 1898,
j. & l.. HARRIS,
attorney for Mort9agee.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-01
No Protest Ordered.

LONDON, Jan. 31.-It is learned on ex
celent authority that the British gov
ernmept has not instructed Sir Julian
Pauncefote to protest against American
interference in Hawaii, as the British
government does not expect the United
States to take any step to which Great
Britain would be likely to object
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-01

FRASKLINToS, Jan 3l.-A weekly
newspaper will soon be started here
under the management of Mr.. Robert
Gulley, now of Durham. it is also
stated that Mr.. n. Y. Gulley, tie present
mayor, has accepted position on the
editorial staff.