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Is the Hawaiian Treaty Dead,

WAsHINGT N, Feb % The Hsw
4iian tire ,ty, it is thought, is dead for
2 his session This Is r. uctantly con
ceded even by its friends Fhe action
If the senate to-day in refusing to 90
INTO executive session, though that
iction doubtless hid some reference 10
Hanchett's nomination for circuit judge,
was also accepted as conclusive Indica
ion that the treaty would be shelvcd
for the balance of the session. The
re .ty after can. of course. be taken up
the xtra session which Will convene
Immediately after the present coDgr,ss
nut unless some marked change occurs
there is believed 10 be no pro-pcct Of nj
&C ion upon it duIirg the life II the
present administration. Possibly
knowledge of this disposition in part of
he senate had some il fl Ience on the nc
ton of the house. There was to have
been meeting of the ways and
means committee of TIE house to
DAY to consider the Springer resplu.ion
declara.ory of the sense of the house Of
representatives that neither the Hawai-
ian nor any other treaty Of annexation
-hould be made withou, the consent If
congress, but j: did not take place. Oae
# the republican committeeman said
hat his colleagues are unitedly opposed
10 the resolution. The republic ins, h
said, were sati,fi on an examination Of
precedents. especially of the debate in
1895 over the Jtv treaty, sad Of 'he LET
tiers of Jefferson. thot the propositi n
that the house must be consulted in &C.
vance OF the ra,lfi alton by the pre- osident
and senate of treaty of annexation was
not main,aiaable He predicted that
the resolution would be permitted to ( al
to the ground The dem cratic m IN
bers of the committee are still xtmiuiug
The subject, but it does not seem likely
that the resolution will be pushed.
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IN CONGRESS YESTERDAY.
Work of Both HOuses-Respect For
the Dead.


WAsHINGT IN, Feb 25 The senate
bill to authorize the Montgomery Bridge
Company to instruct bridge across
Alabama river, near Montgomery, Ala
reported from the committe on COM
merce and passed. Mr. Vest making q
special request to that effect in order to
oblige representative Herbert, who has
been called to the cabinet
Notices were given that the senate
would be asked TO suspend business in
order that fitting tributes be paid to day
at 80 p. m. to the memory of the laie
representative F. P. Spinola, of New
York, and Wednesday at m to the
mt mory of the late Senator Gibson, Of
Louisiana
Mr.. Saerman's motion to 60 into extra
9. ssion was voted down 81 to 26, and
after considering withCuf final action,
he local oill relating to the District Of
Columbia, business was suspended in
order that fitting tribute might be paid
to the memory of the late representative R
Spinola, of New York Resolutions cx-
pressing the profound sorrow of the sen
ate at the death of General Spinola and
| declaring that the country had lost in
him gallant soldier, an able, faithful
representative in congress and an es
! teemed and patriotic citizen, were Of
| f,red by Mr.. Hill and were unanimously
adopted.
After eulogies by Mes RS. Hill and
Hlscock. the senate at 80, as 8 furthel
mark of respect to the deceased, ad
| ulned till Monday a. II u.
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WASITINFANTICTDE7
Negro Child Burned in WinstOn Tn 1
Looks WroDg--Olher News.

WESTON N c., Feb % Special =
A negro child was burned to death lear
Ninth and Liberty streets this morning
The child, which was only ayear old, fell
from it's chair into the open fire place, its
head fell upon embers and the child was
dead before assistance could come. The
chlld's clothing was not burned, nor even
scorched The chair was overturned bur
did not fail into the fire. The mother
claims she tied the baby to the chair, but
another colored woman disputes this
Winston shipped 200,0 pounds Of
manufactured tobacco this week.
The Sentinel prints interviews this at
ternoon with tobacco manufacturers al
over the Piedmont section favoring the
location Of the head Office for this inter
nal revenue district in Winston. Strong
feeling exists tina, the office should b'
here
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On Tuesday the 7th d.y OF March. iSq7, st
IA m, At the 9 MT h,ure door IA the clty II
ale gh, / vii sell At uhlic auction a lot ~
laud iiuatcd on lane IN ming from Fact
u we -treet eNt ucc3 20 Ersf I.uoir street
Xte idcd just ea-l / tii- city IL La sigh aud
'front.' x - fc.t rAiA Ian. znd fully de-
iped III a deed 81 ut recorded M lie
oiii = If tie r. yul-ter of hetc- 4 "a AXE conn-
&, book -. page , a. shich r. terence -
ler.bv made ss p,rt 4 ttil- -dv.riirel ent.
81 male under and by virtue deed q
rust eXecut t. ne w ANNE Haywood the
record Of which i- stnse referred to znd st
tle rec est q Tie cs-'ue qIc tust therein
nanled Terms crsh
IHOS H. rUgSFLI,
b~-flz Trm--sa.
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Thu sdav, the let dav # March,
% Pm, az the court house door in
Hlty ot Ba e'gp, vi sell at pu'li
i9r. for ca h. the rta estate de-, ribed
certain Gs"H of { ut ,XPCu'fd 10y
Ht- - lpchurch G. a., ecordei in H.
"sr of Ne te.Ister OF d e Of ~ axe
asty, tCoxfg. psge 65l ont ng ninety
.at gu Fayst evile d Sal 50 ~ eet
.wo uuar.d III tn feet on lie DIR
#e', { us descr he IN said coed Of
t There IS on aie lo' ooe OF th-
-ou e AMI mos " nal lie resi- licences
te CITY oi HaleiLh avrg all Ii odern
gyeuieu z, gas vat I, &c ALSO stables
u.c dry Out -hous'
Euls sale Is u sGe under provisions con
tr.u fra tie deed Of trust Aforesaid q
virtue f an order + The Superior
frt ia a Eeciai pr, ceediug entltlet W
Hol empu eJ ,d. " & y UFcaurce
I'll appointing me tru tee 10 execute
-u-ts af3ies id ia trustee named in
dee be- ~ dead Th = first lien
...#e .tua liti- hereunder pc feet.
gHO5. X PUk ELL,
.rf' tfa TTuAtee.
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NOTICE.

sH .utH OF dee t'ust executed on
a Nj y, -, by and be y cen
HeHu aud wife Rotsltua, If Bert
lu tie State Of North Ca oil n4,
u" ir7t part aud Geldue Ha dy.
~ Nort lE, patti of tie re .ohd
gf vas duly r G rded on page Isl
' a tho pfhce Of the Reg sier 4
NHrthNmptun cou -ty aud tate Of
ltuS 70 secure certain lndebted-
..I DEE RI ed ow ug u tue Far
Egr0hauts' Loan and Trus Con
not NN =, lSlh aud cue in, trv
81 'ho1sa' z l'ar- with Interest
-t8tHd, AMI which il now n d An
~. Grand ) u, aud whi h
... + aid and t1C default Ct pawn I
Ht- coutlnu q for or, than thirty
f.gHu jer-lgued ruste., Viii on the
March. ~ sell for carh u tue
.. fder = he court h uss i J ck-o :.
tE q. \ rth,mptol nd ct te Of
.... bro iHs the flluwtng al estate
Iae utct ot sui DE- c lhe'lns I'd
rrsE a. wing "tu Oc, bee ch y AcK
HHuNu - 1Quh 1T land, CONTAINING
q sixteen tutdred cr-s ns in
ty 81 40 than . on and which is d.
.HE g uyltcd ia q e deed fir, III David
'ru te ~ raj he FsrHer-
HH rt- oan and Erust 60 ian f
.t Hu.y J., b.. r,gIstere ia the
.'H htsIster ~ Northem N unv
@ hHHt ~, page and whlth i
described In "a deed tr nj W U'ul-
E--tNUer to fhr ard q n err
Bt Lam aud Tens Comps Y #
#uy 7, -, egist re n "a "e
H#.N f rsg l3 anu also de- crbed in
...ure executed by I sac r I'M
Wa.e ,ut- i an nni rrrst ompan, to
..I #H " Fal-ou atrd Vi yl2, AZ
...H. tu wl ch SIC Il ie. d will more
tr. gc ,ui halag can maze on
-sli holders 1 -ad note 10 M ,ke
order tn pay sali int, ,btaaness
Ut -sd Cfq h. t. snd will be
..et tl th Ie -e Il tn : ate OF
8u- AZ IN ann IL rent OF .h 4
+ s.. ## "#f a8 tE IurchN-e for 81 90 bo h OF
st. ru Jan sfy I. T. ON Wi h
ra m taa -Ct.ed agree 0leut made and
..# .tsuu ctprer 2} 50, 10y aud b,
IS Grnly nd \. Ii GIandv, p ri,
~ Graulv x Sons. If n rfrlk
r. W. Graudy a. exc u'or # Will m
.4r .sttt IA first pt't, md j hn w
Ht ford coany North G roliua
'Hs -ecaui poTt IN winch his wi't
.l alt tAe ta.e Of Nor h Carolin
Hr3 hruU ii tie b ard OF director,
.r.Ha Esry raId state party OF The
leh il re ,,rd.d on age 81
d g. = OK ~ in I e office Z
.t t.e r q said couaty ofNO1th
8H.- February q, j l~93
lALD " ELL HARDY, Trustee.
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Notice Of sale.

NgTH CAROLINA. c,-,,-r.,,>,, r,.,,,,r
WAKE tOUNTY. ~ A"i''H
Andrew Syne, ain instr TOR Of G H
eg bees ei ais, plt utiFs VS. Mrs.
VI Il. Weathers al, uefen ants
Hy virtue IT authority conferred M
e as coWwis.i II r by orttr OF Court u
.- above entitled action, > VIII expos for
e. at ruhAC Dutery at the court house
.Jr kA'e gh. Q and II to the h' h,
bidder Tor cash on Monday, tn" 13 h
0t March, lSg} AIl that / I or parcel
40 i'm wake county, North Csfoliua, II
pJf1te limi 0 the [ q Rae gn
H4'eu Jn Blouut street, dluiuing lots
a-l owned resp crively - lynn
H#m-. Geo h urtis Zach "a ton n ID
Hr- being part of lot No DIN the plan
EHe ciey and more ful y deserted n tie
HplIut
w ! PEE r.,
COmmis,io err
Poole y Maynard, Attorneys for pain
.f bs I'd
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#%N FOR ~ALF Pr virtue # 3
H .ed tf mortgage e1 eCut 4 Y Levi
-g# aHd vttr | W IL , ff r for sas
ASH 80 b. colr. icus. door Ri
Wl #u.64F arc 18th, i-g3, he
awuE t-au. l4ar, lyi { AID be NJ in
ast1p he siH. ~ A. q stskr w.
#prL er t' &c south $ q ~ eee
tn' half po.eS - stake in i'd
lf thence n r-h light 20, 70
0t and pointers; the north S.
west forty poles 70 q stake aud
tr.ca rorta IS de ,ree- vest,
..Ey ana sew { auths 10 = stake
sr- thence soutl Az degIe :,
Ir pole TO 4 stake th-",e SOU b
el one huacrtd md twenty
ouehfth poles 10 the begiu ing
ming, according ~ me4 urement,
#-u.He acres Tile perfect 7 z ga d
af mortgage Is re- SIC ed book u,
-e 81, OF vegisteI OF deeds otfice
county.
j G.. r.. HARRIS,
ATTORNEY OF Mort gaQee
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Newrobacco Firm In winston.

WINSTON, N. G, Feb. % -Kerner,
Newt and Co will be the style Of new
tobacco firm in Winston this year. They
will do business in the factory formerly
occu pied bo w. T. Gray & Co, manu-
fscturers of smoking tobacco. The
nam of the gentlemen composing the
new irm are Messrs Ora and John Ker-
n,r and Jerry Newton.
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John w. wackay Getting ueII.

NEW YORK, Feb. - -hn intima'e
FREUD of John w. M4cksy received the
following Telegram from San Francisco
this morring:
Il am dong 50 wei 'hs' my friends
need not worry ON ms account.
(Signed) JoHs W. MAcKAY."
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NEW YORK. Feb % Weekly state
ment Of as-essed banks: Reserve DE-
crease. 81 gel, ,12j; losns d,cressp, f3,-
9i7,7OO; specie decrease. 3. ~. 300 /,
egal tcnders decrraee. s. 206 100; d.
p1sits decrease s 0 305. 100; circula' N
increase. $50. 700; banks NV hold. 81 :
354, 775 in excess Of requirements Of -
per cent rules.
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ATLANTA. Ca. Feb. - Levi Rcd
vine WAS to-day srraigrei before u ii'' q
: a.es CJumi ssI0ner Gas'pa ani Nasv-5
N exemiua.ion. His bond VA :ted s.
s2j 900 He is now in jail but sill
probably be able to give bond in fe~
days.
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Fire In ItetdsyilIe.

RErDsvuLg, y. G, Feb, % -Spe
oisl. The office Of Reuben Reid aad
R4iney's old drug store, At Wentworth.
were consumed toy fire last night. TIE
court house came near being burned, but
wa saved
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NoETn CAR LIMA, Ii Justices Court Hal
,ieh TownshIp. b, fore
II. T. Fuller v. pr Y r. Gardner, Mrs.
Mels-a Gardner. Henry Pennington.
NoEru CAR LlSA,

1; a~pesri from the affidavit of " Ful-
Ter IN th'- acu u hist l'r. b r Gardner and
Mrs Nth--N Gar cr the defendants there
n re not "a b. found a. Wake conuty AMI
cam. after do dil g-nce he found IN the
state, and u "a Their pcarlng that the pla,a-
'lfl htSa cause "i Attlau against he rsii de-
ient n tor wors 1ud lsbof done aud ,Is-
teri i i'rt l-h - on nv an lot of theirs
lying 81 d benz Z in lts Ieirh = &.
IL l. "a, r. r. ordered, that notice Of this
aciIon b. pnhh-hrd % 4 4 week for six .uc-
ce eve W ck- m the STATE CHBoS clF, q
wees newspaper uuh'irhel IN hAleigh "
g, se'tlng f1iih 'h4 title of the Acu "a the
pa pose 4 the .Inc. aud reqrirl the d.
eudant - apt car on tie 18th dav oi March,
'>ga, before VI b B,fb~e. Justice OF tile
Peace, ~ bis flee IN Raleigh. y -, at z
o'cio,k IN and su-ser II temnr :" the COM
plant or the rell,i demanded Will be grained.
Ihls January I'D, lc9s
" Ii BARREE,
In .ftFe m the D..ara
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Killed the Prize Ring.

SAN FRANCISCO FEB. 25 -Wm VI ]
Ter. Of : ,crameutn, aad Da H.n kins. {
san Francisco. feather weight pugiis.s,
fught inr purse at the Pacific Athletic
Club last night. HaSkins won n The
fif'e nth round. Miller died from las,
nloW this mornirg.
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House..

WASHINGTON, Fob. 25 Mr. Holmsn
renewed the rogue t made by him yes
tcrday tha: the senate amendment to the
sundiy civil appropriation bill with one
exception, be formally non concurred in
and conference agreed upon. That ex
ception was the Sherman bond amend
ment and Mr.. Holman proposed that
when conference should report upon
other amendments one day should be de-
vcted to the debate upon that pronosi
ton Mr.. Hatch said he would make no
objection provided q similar course
should be taken with the anti option
bill and that it should be sent to confer
ence, but objection was msde to this re
quest. whereupon Mr. Hatch emphati
cally objected to Mr.. Homan's prop 'si-
ton Mr.. Holman moved that the house
90 into committee of the whole for the
consideration of general appropriation
bills.
N Notwithstanding Hstch's opposition,
Ho.mau's motion was agreed 10, yeas
1877. navs 103.
The first bill on the calendar.was the
Indian appropriation bill. This bill Hol
man requt sted should be passed over for
the present. Hatch obj jeeted and the
committee was compelled to rise in order
TO submit the question to the house,
which decided that the bill should be
| passed over
The committee having resumed its
session, the sundry civil bill was taken
up. There are in all 207 amendments to
the bill. Holman desired that all except
the Sherman amendment, upon which
there was to be debate, be non copcurred
in, but Bland, as leader of the opposition
to the Sherman amendment. objected
unless it was agreed that that amendment
should be, after debate. also non-con-
cured in. This suggestion of Bands
raised the antagonism Of Cochran, and
40 agreement was arrived at. The silver
men then resorted to filibusteIing tactics
which were of IF .ct, aud, after spe. ca
by Bland, the bill went over without
action.
The committee then rose, and public
business having been suspended. the
house proceeded to pay tribute OF re
sptct to the memory IF the late Senator
John s Barb ur of Virginia. After
tuogistic remarks by Meredith. Wise,
Nilliken. Kendall, Tucker and jones
he house, as a mark Of respect to the
memory of the deceased, at 5 o'clocl
I'D iouIned.
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SALARY Or COMMISSION

Fl handle The Patent Chemical Ink
fsE.ing Pencil. Tbe most ustfu and
.Ha invention Of the age Erases Ink
roughly in two secords WORKS hke
arte 2'0 70 500 Der cent profit Agents
.ug go per week We also want a
General gent h take charge of territory
#d Hupoin sub AGENTS 4 rare chance
make money Write for terms and
aecimeu Cterssing.
TNs VGHROe FRASER Mfg co
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ANOTHER ATLANTA SENSATION.
A Prominent society Lady a Double
Murdere,s.

ATLANTA, Ga, Fco - Mis- Julia
Force. sister cf a leading shoe merchant
If this city. at O'clock this afternoon
ahot and killed her two sisters. The
shooting was the result Of quarrel
rhey all move in the highest social or
cles of this city
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House ofRepresentatives.

SATURDAY, Feb. rs The House was
called to order at 10 o'clock, Speaker
Overman in the chair. Prayer was offered
by Rev. Dr. Hall. The reading of the
journal OF yesterday was dispensed with.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Mr.. Vance, of Buncombe, from citl-
zens of Henderson county, asking that
Mills River township be placed under the
stock law.
Mr.. Smith, by request, from citizens of
Harnett county, in regard to moving the
county seat
Mr.. Axley, from citizens of shoal Creek
township, Cherokee county. asking Tor
the prohibition of the sale of whiskey in
said township.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Rascoe, by request, to amend sec
ton 1888, relaL,ng to Dutch nets and
seins in Chowan river.
MIR. Parmele, to amend the charter OF
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The Switzerland Of America.

Western North Car il,na, The Land OF
fH. % hf,- q ci m t.e tnd scenery un-
..r lie 'n the egs rrn par ot the United
aa H. Fl the great health resort and
eIura resori Of the northern south
=E. csrIc--t'e Lort hem people sp Ddlng
##. winter and e houtht RI pt ople th-
-#"T er. " Lions OF aoli trs ire .Hp ptIde
every year bg visitors The CT tro Of The
..s.Hu "a Asuey e y. G Eight miles
.#"m A4teville in the centre of he pros
#.r"U ueW village OF Weayervi le. Bun
.#H Js county n q, sur ounded by
.ly views there is
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Agafnt the Sc nate A me u d me Mt.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The silver
men in the house are tiiousteIing vlgor.
ousiy against the senate amendment to
the sundry civil appropriation bill.
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a FirSt-CIaSs ho'eI to Rent.

hree story frame building twHnty-two
=r.e 5r,Ws. good welt sli1htly chaly-
ae.ue "A den irut trees tatles, etc.
apply 70 DR VA DIVER, Weaver
#..l" y. & n- 10 JAMES Is. CONVLRSE,
aip!rtstov 0enn. febl4.
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NoEra CARoL.sA.
Sotice of sunni ons
, and warrant Of at
lachrneut-
wAKgCo vrY


WAKE COTETY tachmeut
Arthur A Sprz-r. plaintiff. W. Thomas
~ 20 ter ng business Porter e
Co defendant.
The defen "a shove named will take notice
At -um u,n- "a the above eItI;iud Acu n
var I--ued on ilr 4 iay a F.braArs. 1893.
he " ID dayNa "a q Jaru ~ - tho Petce Il
y axe comfy, North 'aro.ins. Tor tie rum q
ne In drei sd nIa -uiae do lsfr ard
iprfy-t - cent? 8 9y - due iha raid lAintf
bg sc-oru' tur per- nal -s 81 go rendered
b IA aud cXprn- whil- rendering tie same,
~hich -GmHlo..- l- rtturnAble b,iore the aid
Ig-uce a. thc .iii :. a. Srong 81 ~tr ~ in ;hs
clt, ui i.Al- sh u -sid counfg Ani state. IN
tn 2-ih ! EeprGAfy. a u. lS3 The
c.i-uC ant ul - take notice ihzt 4 warrant
( attachment ~a- 4-.l by the .Aid Ja-i 90
CA he said ~ Aay 10 February, i-s which
warrant j. rcfnrusb . beisre tue -sil JQ-tec
- the iim" aat place above named fsT tie re-
turn 4 ias IN uu-. snd IA . IA ie iAnt
II requ o. tsa peaT before the .aid JH-iice
~ ths fla, ,c Shove name pu ths IA day %
Ma Ch. 4 - l-.s. 10 th~ hour - IL and
a q a -Ncr " . ml 20 the comp Aint Il tho
pa uul W tie ro.lof d mAnded tl.oreIa will
Je gr .Ht+ 4.
Ihls .st Gay - Febrlarv, a ID lsg3.
W ID Ii WOOD, j. y.
STR sc hs -TvuNr Afforu-y@
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gy wri'es: Nv mother and sis-
G Il tor scrof la and ulce. y I Il
TupnhT AID received more
] ~ NtH ! benefit rom t. use
rene lies taey ever used.
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H"sm n Greensboro, Ga, writes:
lueai VIE has been cn,i,c.y
. 9t.E ssrt lcus breARing out f
can A t'e kin. ~ the u4e {
. F. IN two bo ties o. z b b ef-
wHrn cure know Of -everal
Diseases cured speedily hy tt .
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STR sG & reose Attorn-y-.

CIFY ~ PEgrg FOg SAtE.-By vir,na
u of de- 4 s..oTigN :. . executed bv Alfred
Tate aud urlr a. ti- Wit, ~ On for
ale a. the 70 n uss door va Raleigh IN
Aouda' ia = IA d. oi feb nary l-9s al "a
eel OK 10 +, ~. iulgosI ot o. land. Begin
aIng AZ axe o8 \ iLe pu south -trsst. run
flux ron Zis ie+t . Iuc - lie g--
hon-e bfaucA zn8 ~ X ing es-t so Sih
tbs < - house brsrch and tien go's ut1
slp. z Nifh th- ra- hDu-e branch - ~ogih
-'r.ef sni teen rnr- xt-t "a 80 -freet 3
q I and p D chez There - D fsv house On
"a lot Ia'. rerf-rt Tsrfa- cA-h Fsr fur
fher part rHslA.- -,a- ~ = ~ page ss-
r.gl-i ~ de-'- sl-ce, kaleish, y. Z. Thls
January -, los.
! & !. HARRIS,
Attorney Tor Mortxasee
ts,19 ia
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aI Ht'm ls q B) has Gu Cd
..# sars ~ &C o'ula, eczema d
H- blood diseas aft other
# tu t'ed AZ q failed You do
IS erestnjns unless yon
0Iclt re- "a til S nd q
o. tmnta, Ga tor llu-tratca
lille with letters from
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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-26
rale of Land

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in ,tice or the peace
J. G. l. HARRIS. Attorney for Pal utifY.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-02-26
ytlEoFvALUABLE RESIDENCE

Poole 4 Maynard, Attorneys for pain
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-14


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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-14
Recognized Abroad.

One great improvement has lately
been accomplished at Honolulu, and
that is the deepening of the passage
into the harbor. Hitherto all large
steamers have had to lay outside, and
consequently many of the passengers
never had an opportunity of putting
their feet ashore on the Islands This,
however, has now been altered, and
thanks to the dredging, ETC., the O. and
o. S. S. Oceanic WIS, on her last pas
sage enabled, for the first time, to enter
the harbor The channel is now 200
feet wide and thirty feet deep, and the
Oceanic was enabled to pass thro' gh
without any difficulty and was soon
alongside Of the Pacific dock. Be
sides the great convenience it will be
for passengers, it is said that the com,
pany saves $1,000 in the cost of lighter.
ge.-fabaH Heydld-MaH
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-14
NOTICE..

DARTIESwho have in possession T able
1 Cloths, Trays Platers, Towels anC
other articles exchanged or taken by mistak,
during the lunch week are respectfully re
quested to return the same to Mrs. Hassinger
at the Eagle House and they will be given Il
the proper owners.
By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
90 Ct