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House.

WASHINGTON, FEB. 1S-The house
resumed consideration Of the postoilice
appropriation bill, on point Of order, the
proviso making it lawful for the post
master general, after the 30'h Of Sep
tember, 1894, to have the usual requests
for the return of letters printed upon any
envelope sold by the postoflice depart
ment, was ruled ont.
Mr. Kyle, Of Mississippi, raised the
point of order against the paragraph ap
propriating Sl97, coo for the nee ssary
and special facilities on trunk lines from
Springfield, Mass, to New York aud
Washington to Atlanta and New Or
leans.
After long discussion the chair Sir
Blanchard) overruled the point OF order.
Mr.. Kyle then moved TO strike out
the paragraph. He contended that there
was no justification for appropriating
this large sum when it would do no
good, but actually do harm to the public
strvic.
Without disposing of the motion, the
committee rose.
Public business was then suspended
and a proper tribute was paid to the
memory of the late John G. Warwick, oi
Ohio.
After eulogistic addresses by Messrs
Ghaliger, J ID Taylor. II ,ckwell, Catch
ings, Layton, Hare. Caruth. Cald we'll
Bentley, H0uk, of Ohio, DUNCAN anc
Donovan, the house, as mark Of respec
TO the memory Of the deceased, at 3 p
adjourned.
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SHEKIFFS FOR CONTEMPT.
furging Themselves In Open Court
ana DISCHARGED.

CHARLESTON. s. c., Feb Is Sheriff
Vance, OF Aooeville, one Of the county
officials, sentenced to $500 fine and IN
prisonment by the United States court.
to-day purged himself in open court of
the Contempt and was ordered to be re
leased from custody. The $500 tine,
however, still remains. judgment having
been entered up against him for that
amount. The sheriffs of Anderson and
Aiken have both returned to their homes
on parole, being sick. The sheriff of
Newberry remains in custody of the mar
shal, having thus far refused to purge
himself of contempt. 1t is probable that
he will be committed to Jail by Monday.
The deputy ma shal charged with releas
ing railroad property levied upon by the
sheriff, returned to the city to day and
reported all the property surrendered
The attorney-general of state and his as
sociate counsel are still in consultation
here, but have not yet decided upon an!
plan for an appeal
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JACKSON,S SUCCESSOR, WHOf
VIII HarrisOn Nominate q Man T.
succeed Hint

WASH. .NGToN Feb 1S.--The confirm
alton Of the nomination of Howell E
Jackson, to be an associate justice of the
supreme court, has led to speculation in
political circles as to. the identitysof his
successor on the circuit bench. What
President Harrison will do in the matter
is of course impossible to say. Since the
surprise occasioned by the nomination OF
Jackson, no one cares to hazard pre-
dlction Democrats say that the con
Fl nation of Jackson was reached through
an understanding that the president
would not Nominate man to succeed
him The circuit over which Judge
Jlckson has presided consists of the
states of Michigan, OHIO, Kentucky and
Tennessee. Ia view of the present rep
r. Ell tation on the judiciary from these
states, and if geographic considerations
are allowed to prevail in the selection of
circuit Judge, as it is assumed tbs y
Il, ne geaeral belief IS that Whether
P. esident harrison or President Cleve
lad appoints, the new man will Come
from Kentucky. Michigan has Jus, ice
Brown in the supreme court, Ohio mas
| Judge Taft in the circuit court of ap
peals, Tennessee has Justice Jackson il
the supreme court, and Kentucky hal
| lstice Harlan in tho supreme cCurt
The in ter's appointment is the olde-. o.
| the tls., however.
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All Opposition to Jackson Vanishe d

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1S.-H there was
at any time disposition on the part of
the democrats to oppose the confirmation
of Judge Jackson to be Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court of the United
States. that opposition vanished when
the Senate went into executive session
this afternoon. There was not even the
formslity of vote. The executive
journal was read containing the nomina-
tion of Judge Jackson, which had pre-
viously been reported favorably, and
when the President of the Senate said,
''if there are no objections, the nomina-
ton will stand confirmed" not Sena-
tor opened his mouth. In this quiet way
all opposition disappeared, and Associate
Justice Jackson will, as soon as con
venient to him, quality for the place to
which he has been appointed by the re-
publican President - yssS "A "
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mates submitted by the minority would
be accepted as the just measure of duty
as we'll as economy.
Mr.. Blair moved to re-refer the bills
to the committee with instructions to
print, and make the bills the special or
der for Wednesday, which was so or
dered, II o'clock beirg fixed.
On motion of Mr.. Vance, of Buncombe,
house bill 1904 to incorporate the North
Carolina State Altar ce and sub alliances
under the name of the North Carolina
State Farmers Alliance was brought up
The chief occupation of the members
OF the alliance should be farming. The
present alliance may ADOPT the new act
Of incorpol alton. State and county ALI
ances may adopt the new charter.
Under the action of the previous ques
ton the bill passed its second reading
and then its third reading by a vote of
ayes So, nays 81, and was ordered to be
sent to the senate without engrossment
Mr.. E lis introduced a resolution of
sympathy with Mr. A S Rascoe, mem
Der from Berthe, on the death of his
daughter in this city this morning.
The resolution was adopted by rising
vote.
Senate bill 422, house bill 403, to
amend section 2234 of the code, striking
out the word "msrried," passed and was
ordered to be enrolled.
House bill 7l8, to protect wild fowl
in the county of Currituck, passed and
was ordered to be engrossed.
House bill 1T, to protect prisoners ir
jail charged with crime-intended tc
protect breaking into Jail with intent to
kill prisoners, passed and was ordered
to be engrossed.
House bill 692, to make valid certain
grants in Caldwell county, passed anc
ordered to be sent to the senate withou
engrossment.
By consent, Mr. Rucker, of Durham
Introduced bill excepting Durham
county from certain exemptions.
MIR. Grouse, by consent, bill in rela
tion to working convicts on the public
roads, Roads. etc
House bill 937. to authorize the com
missioners of Northampton county to is
sue bonds and levy special tax, passe
its second reading by a vote of ayes u
nays 0.
At 2:15 p. m, the house adjourne
until 0:30 o'clock Monday morning.
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TENNESSEE TRAGEDY.
Mormon Preachers Refuse TO Leave
and Bullets End Their Life,

PULASKI, Tenn, Feb. 18.-News has
reached here from remote part of Lewis
county, about twenty-five miles from
Pulaski, that two Mormon preachers,
who have been in that section for some
time past preaching Mormonism, after
being repeatedly warned to leave the
country, while preaching to small
crowd, were assasinated by q masked band
of men who rode up to a side window of
the house in which the Mormons were
holding meeting, and firing through
the window killed both instantly. Nc
one else was injured.
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Reduced Rates.

The Sesboa-d Air Line will sen round
trip tickets for the secood annual mees-
ing of the college sss relations Of North
Carolius at Raleigh from al stations ia
North Carolina at greatly reduced ra-es.
The following viii govern from com
petitive points Intermediate points IN
the same proportion: i-
Charlotte. 81 IS; Henderson. s.. 10;
L more, 50 40; Marion. - 70; VII
c %, ~ FoEest City, 80, Ke.ford, S6..j
L,nc4-letoa. s. 40, SANFORD, - -; !;
Shelby, 50 20; Wilmington, 81 %.
T.ckets on sale February -, % snd
2l Final limit February 2s. Con
! tinuous passage in each direction.
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Destructive Fire.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. ia fire TO-
night totally destroyed doubie four
story brick building at the cornDr u
Broughton and Barnard street, occupied
by Lindsay & Morgan, furniture dealers.
Fne loss on the building ia $lS 00s, on
The stock, over $4,000. Toe Odd Fe!-
lows hall in thu rear was dsmsged - the
extent of $500; total insurance, about
$4,000.
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Lancashire Cotton Spinners Agree 10
Compronli.e.

LONDON, Fet. 18-The striking cotton
spinners in Lancashire have agreed t. &c
cept the two and one half per cent re
duction in their wages The master cot
ton spinners will hold g meeting next
week TO consider whether they Will re
open their mills at the reduction. Tine
strike was against tee proposition of Ia,
masters to reduce WAGES tive per ceat.
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HUH O,ponnel,aeaui,,ed.

PrrTsBURG, Pa, Feb. 1S-Hugh
O'DJ Jun.ll was to day acquitted Of the
murder of J. J. O'Conners, Pinkerton de-
tective, who lost his lIfe IN connection
with the Homestead not of July o.
O'Donnell must yet answer 10 the Il irges
Of murder, treason, rot and censP,racy.
He was taken back to jail pending an
application for release on bail.
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haIe of land

On Tuesday. the 7th dsy of March. 1893, at
~ M. at the court house door in the city OF
Rale'gh, | viii sell AZ public auction . lot of
laud ltuated on lAue m ming from East
ID we street. ext nded TO East Isenolr street,
tXteuded just east II the city OF la eigh and
frontirg ~ feet on said lane and fully de-
&c iued IN deed OF t.u-i recorded in the
Off e Cf tie Il g-ter of Deeds II Make coun-
l.. book rs, page l2', to which reference 10
Hertby made - part of tthis zlvertron ent
Sale ma under and by virtue ,f deed OF
lruet cXecut q me by Annie Haywood. the
record OF which il above referred 10 and at
the request # the cesiue que tust therein
named Tern =, cash
IHOS. II. PURNELL,
tebe-tda Trnrtee.
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NORTH CARoLlAA. Notice OF summons
and warrant Of at
WAKE COUNTY. Jachment
Arthur 4 splitter,
w. Po ter dong
Co. defendant.

Arthur \ splitter, plaintiff, VS.. Thomas
w Po ter DONG busintss rs Porter d
Co, defendant.
The deian "a @ above named Will take notice
tat 4 -um u.n- Ia tbs above eutitl-c acton
wac issued on fhc let fay II February, 1888,
by " ID BHywo3d Ju-u-e Of the Peace OF
wake county, North Caroins, for the sum of
me Ia drci ard uillt nine dollars and
iorty-tso e. uts Is - - due ihs sAid lAintih
by account for per- n4l r. v ses rendered
b N aud expen- = whils rendering the same,
which ruul .ao-- u returnAblr bt tore the rzid
Justice - the oi'ise e. Strong s. strong IN the
city oi isaie gh DO ~alt county ana state, on
th- 2s.h j ~ February. a. ID, 1s93 The
drfen AIT tl.l q - take notice tiat warrant
/ ti at l-ha1ent Was i--u. = by the said Ju-t CO
+ Gu abe s9i1 ~ day ~ February, l~9', which
warrant i returusbe before the said Justice
the time ali place above named fer the re-
+ turn ~ the sum aou-; tnd 1htt The defendant
+ D. requ re- 3 % "A pear before the zald Justice
i fhs Elare HhsEe nam-i % the 18th day Of
4 NIa. ch, A d e3. At ti- bHnr ~ ~ n and
+ "a "a ip-wer or q mur a. tle comp aint Of the
rlauud or the relIgf named therein will
/ D. gr .El. a.
lhis at lay Of February. A. ID 1893.
W y ii - WOOD, j. u.
STR sc x -TEoNG At orn-Ys.
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NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court.
Wake County, February Term, 1888.

Wake Oounty, February Term, 1885,
Molhe Z. Thompson vs. walter Thompson.
This is an action brought to obtain q divorce
from Waller Thompson from the bonds Of
matrimony.
happening 10 the court that Walter Thomp
son il 4 uon-resideEt OF the State of North
Carolina and tina the Sheriff Of Wake county,
after exercising due diligence, cannot execute
the summons in this case ON the said Walter
Thompson II IL therefore ordered that service
on the said walter Thompson be made by
I publication Ia rHESrATE OHRoSICIE, q weekly
/ newspaper, published in the city of Raleigh,
I y G.. once week for ak weeks, notifying
/ the sR'd Va ter Ihoa pson TO appear before
\ N AXE Superior cOurt, and then and there
/ answer he e mplsiut which will be filed in
I tie case or de- ur thereto, duriI < the term of
4 8 nke superior court which conn ences on
1 the l-t Monday before the lei Monday in
/ March, 1893, eng The 27th dsy of February,
/ tss3 Ana let him take notice that If he fails
/ to appear snd answ.r or demlT, and defend
| @ said action, that the plsintis Sill spply TO
1 the court for the re.ief demanded IN the co n
plant. JSo THOMPSON, Clerk.
January ?, 1893
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Judge Haoen,s Decisiop,

.ToPEKA,l Kan, Feb. iS--In the dis
trict- court this morning Judge Hagan
lrendered his decision in favor of the re-
publican house on on motion for an IN
junction to restrain the state treasurer
from paying Legislature salary warrants.
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~touII2E.

ei,ftr trust executed on
s7i, by aud between
wife Rosalins, Of Hert.
sfte Of North Ca oil ns,
ft and Caldwe | Hs dy,
AZ, party of the sesond
#HN recorded on page ISL
once of the Register If
Hrlu couhty aud Stste of
secure certain indebted
ed owing II the Far
- Loan and Trust Com
1876 aud due JaLu4rv
IS, q dollars with interest
which is now held anu
5ud X SrnA, and whi h
4 the default OF paym o. t
4 for Il ore than thirty
@ued trustee, will on the
- cell for each to the
court h use il J4cksou =,
rtltmptol md ct to of
14e I lowing r al estate
at All de- lhe 1 In g I'D
ON Gee ne6chee Neck
gah IT. land" containing
hundred cres yIug in
Ga y on and which is de-
sod iu tie deed from David
q sal lhe Farmers
and Trust 60 upany of
Sit, rtgistere 1 in the
1i North ham ton Q untv,
page aud which i
tA deed ir, IN j. w. Urq1-
fl the said H. e Farmers
aud Trust Comp4 v OF
legisttre in sane
fS au1 elso described in
gutrd by T. said F.rm-
m and l5Cst ompany &c
a- u. Gated Msyl2, ls7 !, at
eve al dee ds will more
aI having been made or
Hal.rrs # "a q note to make
pay sald indebtedness
tJ .hs u land will be
ls ie 20 - the : ate O
u annual rent OF s. 6 4
rmga,re Tor $500 bolh o
u aty |. - y, sn wtici
.e3 agreement made anC
$50 er ., $50, by aud be
rsy nd 4. II. Glandy, p,rt
gay a. Sons. tf Norfolk
s. executor 4 I Will an
Fl first part. and John W
ei co.nfy. North Z rolins
H3 part IN which his vii
HE tate of Nurih Carolin
II tie b ard of director
said state party ot tn
~ recorded on age 81
D q ok 81 in It office {
said couaty Of NoItl
sruary rs, 1898,
El4L HARRY, Trustee.
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SALEoFVALUABLE CITY PROP.

y eFty.-hy Vlrtae u authority conferr-
ed by deed OF rortss2e executed by c. B..
Cpchu-ch and wife Adeline, recorded in
the flee OF the Register OF Deeds of Walks
county. hook l2i, pAge $50. will sell for
"a at public auction at the court house
door IN haieigh. on Monday the 2Cth day
of February. 1898. a certain lot IN the city
of Bale IN on the south side cf West Davie
street, adjoining The lanGs OF y. r Moore a
heir and I. W Brown, known rs the
tor man lot. together with the improve
Ients thereon, more fully describedin
/ said deed Of mortgage.
Time OF sale - o'clock n.
pa r & ROUSHALL,
! ja79 tbs Atforn.vs for Mortgages.
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.4g, the ist dav of March,
al the court house door in
Z gh, ! wi | sell at public
sa, the rea estate described
dee of trust executed by
urch ct a., recorded in the
ster of dee of Wake
page 651, ont ng ninety
eyille aud Sa'tsn ry { eets
q aud ten feet on Leuoir
35cribed In said deed of
on this lot one OF the
a most valuable re-idences
'aieizh, having I'll modern
gas wat-r, &C. Also stables
oGt houses.
re under provisions con
iced of trust Aforesaid h d
t 40 order II The Superior
aI pro ceeding entitled w
al al IS 9 - Upcnurch
lgy me trustee to execute
Ia th- trustee named in
dead THIS Is a first lien
hereunder pc feet.
q Hos. X PURSFLL,
TINS ee
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hI FOX SA E.-By virtue
mortgt. executed by Alfred
a, Ii wife, | W II off for
d nae door IN Raleigh on
day Of Feb uary, 1893, at II
H.Iurirg Ot OF land Begin
line on South street, run
."t asd inc es TO The gas
q tl scing east slorg with
Hch, and then goes nth
gag lou-e branch to South
waat tn id street , )
There j. a rev house on
I.at Terms cash E F,r fur
-aa book IL at page 45s,
ar, Raleigh, y. U. This
I g f. HARRIS,
ttomeE iJr MOrtgagee.
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President Harrison In Washington
Again.

/ WAsHlNGToN, D. c., Feb. 1S-Presi-
dent Harrison returned to Washington
to day from his shooting trip much bene-
fitted in health, but he had poor sport.
Even the rabbits which he was reported
to have shot having been killed by ex-
/ Senator Sc we'll.
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4 RARE BARGAIN .... .s1 .1, al d,
..~ !. FOR INVESTORS
The n. c. Wagon Factory
and Material for Sale.

~ v;--ne - authority given In n deAi -
'sl.-p7rfy rrcorsfrd = re fseststsr's offics
u Vase co9n,y u book =, PAGE =, ws
wiu sell On
Tuesday. Febr 4ary "A. Hs9s, 5sr b
be eai. re ste aud p.aot % TIE said COM.
oauy, titrated IN the city Of
LEIGH, n. c., ..asd
On tie y. G. r. X. with side track lesdinx
through tle yard. AT the buildnys are
c0rru1 iouE aur nP-- Tne machinery
comp3rD wit new, va n cap psctt ypf tween
y qs4g1us Ter dag.
at-. ~. ,i.ac o. will sell I.-ye lot a.
fs.a1e suL uIuni- he'd 8asoos, f.a.sh6d.
-Bskes, hubs and MS 40 large iot oy
Jand ga t8re iron and round iron. p,fs,
clips. iron AK - and al kinds ~ material
lssi In SagCr making, iDssu6tng 6bose
TO tundr'i Thousand iest Oi vel seaSonF
.. csk iu-nber. ~
Time pf @ls IL o'cl or . n. sd.tm
TERMS, cash. but -Eec ~ terms may be
ms &c Il 81 aire1 For oar5r-i z-s and caf>
siague giving full ce-criptiOn of plant,
nasninefy ana ma -i4I, spply 90 nnderc
5:4sdal o y; = eo,AA,IIS-1 y AA,IIS-1 7-t
lam u . - -sr1'a~ Iru'tssAs
u2s. 1Se i Ti,s -. - ~. 81 %. sS.s sas,
.. s'snt 8,srhs- s..a i.,e tak. X. s:tn.,
~ s-.l4z 4. = es-ip,e.. = svtT ssr
.sBls h X R8t ~ lor Ell net. apo1
cash @a-a ttctr csr1 in rnfa issue Send
your nc.,sr lilr o IT ssssit crVe pAciapcifca-
i4r Bank counters ard government work
a specially. send "a your floor plans for
designs and Dr.ces
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S&LEoFyERY VALUABLE CITY

- u
- PzopeEty.-By virtue OF . decree OF ths
superior court Of wake county in the special
proeeediug- Tor partition, entitled Msulssy
4. Rnyers and others, eE-l arte, No. 592 spe-
ciGl froceediugs docket Of said court, will
offer for sale - The highest bidder, at public
oatery, a. the coErt house door. II the city OF
RAle .gh, y. C., on
Monday, the 9Th day OF February, 1898,
81 "a O'Clock NJ, the lot Of land situated on
Martin street. in sAid city, known as the
"FowLE BUIIDlNo," adjoining the lots OF A.
1. MIA, Il. Z. MlliiAmson, aud othere 'front.'
ing % ieet on Martin street and extending
back i61 feet -
Terms q sAie-one-hsh Of the purchase
money 10 he paid in ca-h and the remainder
IN twelve mo1ths from dty Of sale the de-
'erred payments TO hesr per cent interest
ARMISTEAD JONES,
deo2l-tis Comui--ioner- 4
Tlis sale has been postpone q until Mon
day, February 2sth, 1895 at y o'clo K m.
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: fIst-C.aSs ho.el to Rent.

at.- 'r0me bcildln0. twenty-five
good well slightly chaly-
iruit trees tables, etc
fI lN VatDIVER, Weaver
N.r 2+tDJAMKS y. CONVERSE,
Tenn. febl4'
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pg bond to be given, passed third read

iDg Uonu tO De given, passed third read
ing.
Bill to amend section 159 of the Code.
egarding the statute of Limitation, pass.
ed third reading.
Senator McRae, of Robeson, by con-
sent, introduced q bill to establish and
provide for the militia and for the sup
port and maintainance of the State
Guard.
Resolution to reimburse the sub com.
mittee of the joint committee on insane
asylum, passed third reading.
The senate then adjourned till 1890
a. m. Monday.
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Ano.hs rDs.als G Col,i.lon.

DENVER, Feb Is EThs zssst-
banqd pAttasntis express Asrd tbe west
s1I s1alAa alsAnaa o'HA ''fHsAiirosa poliided 'ogssI Bath
station, twenty miles from Leadyille
early tins morning.. Both engines were
completely wrecked and five passenger
coaches were demolished Three men
were instantly killed and several were
seriously injured. The dead are Engi
neeEy McC Cannon, Fireman Nc IHyfa,
Brakeman Bowersack. Another rhiro4d
mansAad both legs cut off ahaV canhGt
/ livess None OF the passengers WeJe in
/ jurG G The accident was caused sDy mn
Interpretation or disobedience efSofders.
/ CNEYEnaE, Wyo.Awhen the joint
session of the leg;sIatufe met slat iHbsnite
dap b ,ksalbe fbria United States senator,
a motion to sd johrn sine die was carried
| ibY two votes. Democrats were afraid
that W ar1en would be electedr and, ,,re,
publicans were afraid that, New would
prove uhe winner. The governor y ~
| lafpS11f a senator, The house ad jour- ed
isl q e bout haginst the s..sallsss-sisx
the journal and leaving over hundred
| important bills pending.
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Nv mother and sis-
scIot la and ulcera'ed
..,AT and received more
Il ! benefit from its use
rs taey ever used.
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w ! PEEIE +.
orytLUABLEREsIDENCE

NUTfIT IS IOII ct.
rd, Attorneys for Plain
f. bS td-
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Greensboro, Ga, writes:
WHO has b5en onu' ely
F.iIlous breaking out Of
$50 sklu. ard the u7e Of
Na bu ties Of 3 b B eff
sage | know of sevei al
-a4 cured speedily oy tie
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z3rIand of America

~ Carolina, The Land of
"a cliWa.e I'D scenery un-
eastern par % the United
ta gftat health re. or5 AM
ot the northern aad sonth-
uor'ht m people sp nding
4 7 6 fotts rn ptople the
ns 0t 'Cliars are txpafGe1
NS' RS. Nte C. rtro of the
ST n G. Eight miles
n he centre of the pros.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-18
A Home AiaGe Plant Pedestey

A long, narrow shoe-box, planed.
stained and polished, will make a very
pretty as well as useful pedestal for a
palm, fern, or any growing plant. Let
1t stand on end, with the opening to-
wards the room. Fit wooden shelves,
made from the cover, into the box,
which can then be made to serve as a
receptacle, for newspapers, magazines
and pamphlets. Place small brass
rod across the top of the opening, and
on it run a curtain of China silk to cor
respond in tints to the furnishings of
the room. This pedestal can be made
very ornamental. The sides may be
decorated with scorch work, the top
highly polished and finished with gilt
calling, and the shelves provided with
. narrow uolding on the outer edge.
in this way it can be used for bric-a-
hrac, and the curtain only partially
drawn viii display the contents.
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