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NOTICE.

,.........s.. u dtet f trust executed on
s"n My. l-76, by aud be'ween
It'W Is-Hu and wife Rosaliua, of Hert-
1utpe State of North Ca oil ma.
- ar-t part and Csld~el Ha' DIV,
E. Nurf lk, party of the se ond
a vas duly recorded on page lsI
ths once of the Register If
hampton Couaty and state of
X-t e.+ ..aa 20 secure certain indebted-
to--rined, owing TO the Far
verohauts' Loan and Truss Con
-.rf Ma ,, 1916 and due Jal d >rv
i., no issu dollars with interest
,.... "a, amt which is now held anc
". Grand a SINS, aud which
49,. raid and the default Of payment
~ continued for n ore than thirty
uier-igned trustee, will on the
March, 1892, cell for each tn the
ier 81 the court house in jackson,
tydi Irthampton md Site of
N.r. Ms the following al estate
r -r.ct oi and dercribed In sad
Af e. 81 lving "ln Occoneechee Neck
,-l... 81 rquharts land" containing
90. sixteen hundred scres lying in
/. Northsu' p'on and which is de-
~. nyeyed in the deed from David
Atsr .Tlste ~ "a The Farmers
~. at- osp aud Trust Conpany Of
na July Il, STA. registered in the
h, lister of Northsm ton unty
sr. book page "a and which
As ed Ia tn deed fromJ. W. Urqu-
..- -l6uer 10 the ssid T, @ farmers
r. Ht- Loan and Trnst Comps. CT
ttf .ry y, 10, Iegist, re IN "a re
E. ragf l3 ann also described in
l--t 'ore executed by u . snd f. rm-
,f. sn,s " an and Trust company to
us. hu " Faison, dated May IL, 1875, as
% fsr 20 winch seve al deeds will more
E.F 4r, fe and having beeu made on
a.H, -ait holders Of said note to make
sa.l-a order to paw said indebtedness
IN. of said Urquhsit's land will be
-s' tl ct TO the lease to the Stste of
Nr' a.u ina a. an annual rent OF $I.6NN
it sa opt on to purchase for $2l 100 bo'h of
a. n expire January |. 1870, an which
Eat.' re IN the sealed agreement made and
sl'er .t' on ctoher %, 1889, by and be-
Ws Grsndy md A. II. Grandv, psrt-
rat W Grsndy ~ Sons, of Nericlk
fi W. GrHndy as executor Of Will am
s. .. par les Ci the first part, and John w
~ Her ford county, North g rclina
fi Tie second part in which his wife
a. med aid the tate Of North Carolin
and through the board of directors
or nuary OF said state party of the
Mt "a which is recorded on age 39l
81. 39i a. q % OF ; ook 81 in tt Office o.
81 l-ter of Dee's of said county OF Mort
g. This February &c, 1898
CALDN ELL HARDY, Trustee.
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FairvieW Farm,


FRANKLIN CEIEF san lard and res-
tstersd No 3il7 Chestnut stallion. So.
hands high weighs !. o. Donnds He -
An inbred Morgan His sire ts@a frank
lin record 22,, L. the sire Of % in 2:3 list,
he a son OF ID n el Lsmter', - g. 2 20 list.
and the dam If 4i In 2So list His dam
has one In 2.30 list and sh- nv son of
han Allen g. record 2:g51,, that sired
Daniel Lambert aoJve Frsnslin hief is
the handsome { stallion In tie Soaih, and
the xreafe-t sire of handsome aud speedy
colts In North Carolina
NJ ONDYNE standsrd and reg steret
No 1890. dark brown stallion, rs hands
high. weighs ,2o0 pounds. He Is az In
nred Hamhle.onisn His sire Sherman,
record %. sire OF ashmEn 2iSl. an. five
other 2:30 troter IL son .t George
Wilkee, record 2:22. on o. q dauxht-r OF
pem Mt sire ~ N z: a lit air,oa.y Them
NutwoOd, . 81, wit I0s I'm 2 q ii-f
George wilkes and lmont have i..s3
descendants In 2:3o ST Mo ndyne 8 dam,
troublesome, re-orn a2S with 81 heats
letter than $50 20 her credit 4 10y Mes.
seneer Duroc, sire 81 in 2: ~ iirs and { Q
dam of % In 2 80, aud he by Old III .mble-
oman 10
Stallion cards givf full description
and ex'tird pedigree eau he had on appli-
cation to
Y. p. VII. LAWSON,
Fairview Farm. R4l.i h. n. q.
| NaTch IBt, 1893
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Senator Morgan sick.

LokDoN, March 8 Senator Morgan,
one of the representa- .tives of the United
States in Behriug sea court OF aroitrs
ton. who was a passenger on the Ameri
can line steamer New York, which ar
rived at Southampton Saturday, was
taken sick on the voyage. Since his ar
rival he has become worse, and is now
confined to his bed at Southwestern
hotel at Southampton. the physi-
clans in attendance upon Senator Nor
gan state that his illness is due to
the strain to which he was subj, c;ed by
q severe attack of sea sickness. The
New York met with hurricane on the
voyage, and the fetching and rolling OF
the vessel made Senator Morgan extreme
y ill. 1t was thought he would be all
right when the vessel got into smooth
water. but it appears that his system was
SO thoroughly upset that it will take
some little time for him to entirely re-
cover.
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suicide popuIar West virginia.

WHEELING. w. Va, March 6-Mrs.
Cobrad Scheller, young and handsome
woman, wife of we'll known citizen,
hanged herself in her room today with
picture cord which she attached to nail
in the wall Sne was demented and com
mitted the act on hearing that she was
to be sent To an insane asylum.
Thomas Richards, one Of the best
known men in the city blew out his
brains in an Office of the North Wheeling
market house this afternoon while IN
despondent mood He had been on a
spree and had tried the gold cure with
out success. His wife is in Washington
a tending the Inauguration festivities
and has been sent for.
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Not Due to Sea sickness

LONDON, March 6.-It has transpired
that Senator Morgan's illness is not en-
tirely due to the effects of sickness dur
ing storm encountered by New York.
Senator Morgan was thrown out of his
berth and his head was injured. On
Saturday last slight attack of erysipelas
set in he was examined by three ply
sicians this afternoon and they state that
.hev expect that he will be able in q
week to attend to business which brought
him to Europe.
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On Tuesday. the 7th day OF March. l-ss, .,
u m, ~ the court horse door in the CITY OF
saleigh, will cell at public auctioa . lot OF
land 'ituAted on = lane IN ming from East
DAvie street. extended 10 Rasf Lenor street,
extended just east Il the city q; Ia eiyh aud
'front.' 81 feet ON raid lane aud fully de-
-cr1oed IN deed Of tru-t recorded IN the
ofh,e Of the Register Of Deeds Of lake coun-
ty, book rs, page II b ~hiel reference is
nereby made ~ par. of tfbi. .dvsrti-e 4 emit
Sale ma ls under and by virtu@ e deed Il
rust executed 10 me by Annie Haywood the
record OF which is above referred To and at
the req 1eet # the cestue Que tru.t ther..il
named Tern o, cash
THUS r. PUaStLL.
de TYrsfae
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Remanded to Jail in virginia.

WASHINGTON. NJ M.rch 5.-A mandamus
was directed to issue by the United
S ates Supreme Court to-day command
ing the district judge, John Paul, to
remand to the county curt of Smyth
county, Virginia, an indictment found
against Joseph H. Carrico for the mu d,
of James Nelson, and to deliver Nelson
to the custody of the Commonwealth Of
Virginia
Osrrico was an internal revenue officer
and it was alleged that he killed Nelson
in self defence while attempting to arrest
HIM for violating the whiskey tax laws
of the United States.
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TO SHED PARNEluTE GORE,
THE SCENE IN THE HOUSE OF
CON3sONS YESTERDAY.
Redmond stands by Hts Countries
Cause aud Defends the Irish
RsuaA

Cause aud Defends the Irish
Home Rule.
LONDON, March 8-When Colonel
Saunderson, grand MAJ ter of Oraug,
men and N. p for North Armagh, de-
nounced the Irish home rule members on
last Thursday, March 2nd. as defenders
Of criminals, William Redmond chal
lenged Colonel Ssunderson tt repeat the
words outside the house Ssupderson
offered to repeat the words anywhere.
and after the debate he wrote a note to
Redmond offering to repeat in the lobby
what he had said. This evening Saun
derson and Redmond encountered each
other in the lobby. Redmond going up
to the Colonel said: ''Do you accuse
me aud my colleagues Of being murder
srss"
Saunderson, who by the way is not an
Irishman, but native of Scotland, cody
replied: II know nothing of you per
sonslly, but I accuse the Irish party of
conduct leading to murder"
Buth Redmond and Saunderson were
angry and confronted each other in q
pugiiistic attitude. Peers, from the
House of Lords, and members of the
House OF Commons. gathered around in
expectation or seeing the first blood in
the threatened civil war between the
Obstetrics and the rest of Ireland. Just
as the two seemed about to fall in,
friends came up and stepped between
them, preventing the thres' 'ened
blows. Col Wsripg, conservative NJ. P.
for Northdowr, and one of the strongest
lovalist leaders in the north of Ireland.
stood by Saunderson and succeeded in
withholding him from shedding PR, ell
lite gore, while James O'Kelley, Par
nellite. and formerly N. P. for North
Rascommon. stood beside Redmond and
restrained the aroused passions o. the
Irish champion. The lobby became rap
idly crowded, and the would be com.
batants were hustled apart. Waring led
Saun'lerson away to the library, Saunder.
son showing evidence of much excite
ment and anger Redmond walked away
from the scene amid shouts of "They
Bayne," followed by cheers and laughter
Speaker Peel hearing of the encounter
between Redmond and Saudersop, ordef
ed the police inspector to arrest the maj
who struck the fret blow The inspect I,
appeared toward the end of the quarrel
and after having warned both member
of the nature of his instructions, wsitet
to see what happer ei, and reported t,s
Saunds rson has challenged Redmond Il
9 duel on the continent.
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added t. the tax list and many thousands
added to the treasury of the state
Many bills have been passed, many
have failed to pass and have been laid
upon the table. 1 have never known a
harder working body of men. Indeed
every one, it seems. has had an eve
single to the interest of his constitute nts,
and to the interest and welfare of all the
people and for the honor and glory os our
good old state.
Now, may Glod bless you all and give
each safe return home and happy re-
union with his familv.n
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Gov. Gray for the Mexican mt..io,

Gov. Gray for the Mexican Mission.
CHICAGO. March 6 "A special from
Indianapolis, Ind, says: The friends
of Governor Gray have received assur-
ance that he will be rendered the Mexi
can mission by President Cleveland, it is
said the governor has been formally
notified of it. The position is said to be
the best in a financial sense. of the mis-
sions, the pay being $t7, 500 year, and
the cost of living in the Mexican capital
is comparatively small. 1t is understood
that Gray is arranging business with q
view to leaving for the poss Cf duty
| about April l.
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Murder aud Robbery In South Caro-
lima.

CHARLESTON, s O., March 6-H 81
Twletman and his wife, german couple
living at Lincolnsville, twenty one miles
from here, were found murdered in their
store last night. The murder was COM
nitted Saturday night and was not dis
covered till lsst night when the door OF
the store was opened Twletmann was
found lying beside his wife, both of their
skulls being crused with an axe. The
murder was evidently for the purpose OF
robbery and the murderers have twenty
four hours start. Their capture is doubt
full. Lincolnsville is settlement Of ne
groes, most of whom, however, are well
to do. The murderers. 1t is thought. are
from the phosphate mines, headquarters
of q gang OF desperadOes-
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Last Meeting OF tue Harrison Cabinet.

Last Meeting OF the Harrison Cabinet.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-The last
meeting of President Harrison's cabinet
took place at the usual hour to day. All
of the members were present and at the
conclusion of half an hours conference,
the President arose and in few words,
bade them gOodby He thanked them for
the support they had always given him
and attributed much of the success of his
administration to their wise counsels,
faithful services and devotion to the
country's highest good He thanked
them for the personal good will they
bore him, and wished for each one hap
piness and success in all their uudertak-
ings. He then shook hands with each in
turn, and in voice which betrayed
emotion, bade them goodby.
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NORM t,u LIMA.

''''u o'H LIMA, In Justices Court, BAL.
eigh Township, before
,, "AsE gouTY NIB. earbee, j. p.
Fuller N. DR.. B. r. Gardner, Mrs.
''i--a dsrdner, Henry Pennington.
Ia. lt.rl irlrl the affidavit Of H. r Full
w.. srn u hat DR.. 4. Gardner and
In --, Gardner, the defendants there
a., i' l' found ia Wake county, and
s,-,. N'f do dill gence be found in the
tF "0a Hnither ypearing that the plain
t,S al-" pi action against he said de-
49,. ''r work snd LABOR done and LA
Iv.,. l-hed on house an lot of theirs
'ha helng IN Raleigh, \. G..
lct,, fe re- ordered, that notice OF this
cs.. Nlhl-hed once week for six -uc-
sset rkz IN the STATE CHRONICLE, .
".paper published in Raleigh, N
bu., Nht forth ths title of the action, the
ien4., tie same, and requiring the de-
lSI4 Y appear on the 25th day OF March,
pe.s, 'fl9re NJ B Bsrbee, Justice OF the
DELI a. tls cfhce in Raleigh, G., Ut IL
pl,,t.A " aud answer OF demur TO the COM
n. 70 'h'rehet demanded will be granted.
January I'D, 1898
M. B. BARBEE,
II, Justice OF the Peace.
~ IA HARRIS. ATTORNEY for Plainan.
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The Present Roll Call OF the United
States senate.

WASHINGTON, March 6 The present
roll call of the senate shows forty four
democrats, thirty eight republicans, ole
populist, one independent, one farmers
alliance and three vacancies. The va
cancies are one each in Montana. Wash
ington and Wyoming Appointments
have been made by the Governors of
Wyoming, of Beck with (democraD and
Mantle (repuhlicsn) Montana, but these
are subject to be changed when the legis-
iatures of those states meet again and
elect. Should the republicans eventually
ell all of these vacancies it would give
them forty one. Should the third party
senators then all vote with the republi
cans (most unlikely supposition) the sen
ate would still be tie with Vive Presi
dent Stevenson holding The controlling
vote. The composition of the house, as
shown by unofficial returns, is democrats
217, puolicaus 1913, third party eight
and vacau cies two. The democrats have
q maj ,rity of eighty over all.
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Notice of SaIn

On the 9Th day of March, 1893, at 70 m At
the court house door in IN city ( Ia eish,
n G und-r powers CO f-rrel IA = certain
mortg gs execu'et nv Syl Ia Mangum re-
corded In the Office of the Regis eT of DEEDS
OF Wake county, boo az, page 49,, 4 wilt cell
at public auction or c>-h the land described
IN said mortS ge, situated IN N.k- c,uuiy,
New Light tow ship, joining The lands OF
-peDcer Garrett, II X Sancliag fOrme Is y.
LAWS, and others. containing three &C es,
moe or less.
TaOS. Il PURNELL,
febi7-tds ltt1i,y
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SALARY OR COMMISSION

10 handle the Patent Chemical Ink.
ha'ing Pencil. The most usefu and
thoroughly in two secords Works IKE
mage 20 20 500 per cent profit. Agents
Ias.t2 fi1 PER week. We also want q
as-' ere gent to take charge of territory,
~ srH0nt sub agents. A rare chance
mste gouev. Write for terms and
'pecue1 o. e1asinR.
I+t MONROE ERASER M'f'G co
n ~ ocs 49,. -
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@ex>zmaa
VNswYoRk
FINE CANDIES
Fox sALE AT
W. ~ Nl~ &t osR

q .Ls o. vALU RLE CIrYPr RTy-
br vir Of. ecr~rof sup . coust
4 he cou " Ia th- - erisl roc ed'nx- e.
ii'd j y Holci@s. saaristr ,fr II Nv.
Denton, dc ased, NJ. X eaton ct sis, I
slll se | on Nondsy TIL ? IN dGy of NJ .rch.
80, st iao'eiock -. Af tn court house A ,ar
~ saii county of Wake IN the CITY Of ". e.gh.
The toll de-crihed roperfv Two ,2l
stores and IS on Exrhsng lace in the citv
NJ Raleigh, bon on tie north bv IN. store
. Ii Of w &. 4 A v. >trona h'.. on the
e.rt ~ he store and | al ted 10 xk
Denton - doser on the .ou-h Nv ssis Fx-
sha ge, and oa the Wet b. the store hon.e
a0d lot Of L. ID Cast cherry "a -tore build
ines are now l. gopd condition and ret, for
sbU each Ter month also q house md
.ot IN the ea,tern part Of the cit, of Raleigh
opnnded On the nurfh by th. .snd- Of Kate
'ongh.rtv on the eat by the lzndr Of Nrs
fodie Perry, on th@ south o. Sabsrrus street
and on the wet by he lands uf John Jope-.
containing u acre Z ore o le-- Ter Of
nile: One-third cash, one third in nine
months. and the btlsnc. IN a teerp mo,. ,hs
from day of sale. the urcha-er &. execu,e
notes for the deferred payments beA ing ia-
terest from dav Of sale nj er cent per an
mum. The title reserved until pu-ch >.e
oreI 10 pad IN full. urch .sers allowed to
pay full amount cash il desired
February a, 1888
in. HDLDINs,
Admin strator 80 CO N aa.--io
fec--tds
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Senator Can Brings Forward Florids
Matters.

Senator CAN Brings Forward Florida
Matters.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-Before the
adjournment of the senate Senator Call
introduced his resolution in relation to
public lands in Flor.d .da and the interfer
ence of railroad companies in that state
with the election of senators, but, on OBJ
lection of Senator Wolcott, it went over
without action.
Senator Sherman introduced joint
resolution to extend the terms of the of
fee of the president and vice president
Until noon of 30th of April, 1897. and
substituting the 80 III of April for the 4th
of March as the commencement and ter
mination of the official terms of presi
dent and vice president and senator's ard
representatives. ht the suggestion OF
Senator Harris it was laid on the table.
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| AND FOR SALh IS, virtue If
! Z ed Of mortgage eaecut, q y Lewis
q. Nsrcon' ard wife, | viii II n fcr-sah
81 csush at the court house door f. Raj
tl.h, on Monday Narcu Nth, 1898, the
20 owing tract or land, lyi z aud be ng ir
ar, township; beyin-ioy ~ a stake, w.
bo)the's corner, u ence south SIS deg ees
east i've and halt poles Z, n stake in said
BoJthe's line; thence north sight poles to
d cogwood aud pointer the c. north IS
west forty poles TO stake and
pointers; thence north sS degrees west,
nllttv-tTo and sew n tsuths 70 a stake
ani pointers, thence south Az degrees,
west four pole 10 stake; the"ee south
.' H-s ress, ca Z one hundred and twenty
iiN nd one.tifth poles to the begiunlng
containing, according To meas urement,
tuiDe acres Title perfect TIE sad
i-.i OF mortgage Is reg stored IN book ~,
81 ge 32x, Of registel OF deeds office
Wah county.
j G.. y. HARRIS,
Art. ruey Of MOrfoaOaa
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AtHOme Again.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 6 6-Treas
urer Craig and Comptroller Harris re-
turned Saturday night from Few York,
where they have been for week in con
pection with the placing OF one million
of the State of Tennessee refunding
bonds. They state that no trouble will
be experienced in placing the bonds.
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Vicar General Brady Dead.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, March 6.-Rev. P. G..
Brady, Vicar General Of the diocese Of
St Louis, Gied at 8 o'clock this morning.
The Vicar General has been i'll for some
time with q complication of diseases.
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Election Results In Madrid.

MADRID, March 6.-1he election here
yesterday resulted in the choice Of six
republicans and two min sterialists.
Several provinces made a republican ma
jorlty. The civil governor of Madrid
has resigned.
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FRANK STRONACH.
AUCTION SALE EOfLAND.

BY virtue OF power conferred upon me
by q certain mortgage d I'd executed by
John ~. khodes aud wife, wrich Is duly
recorded in registry. WsKe county. v c.,
in book No. l24, At pa ,e 81 / WI offer Tor
court house ,Ioor ia the ,ity Of sleigl.
N. u. On Sarn day. March IS, 1873, at Il
O'Clock m, all tee right, lille. and interest
of the said Rhodes and wife Ia the land
desert ed in said mortga @. SAID tract
contai ing u .cres and lying IN Marks
-reek township
B. r. NONTAGUF.
Attorney for Assignee Of Mortg .gee.
feb24-sds
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"All signs fail"-except pimples
and blotches. These never fail to in
d,cate an impure condition Of the
blood, which may be thoroughly
cleansed and renewed by the use Of
Ayers Ssrsaprilla. The moot effica-
cious economical of blood purifiers.
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Gold En- Route TO Europe.

New YORK, March 6.-The steamship
Aller, sailing for Europe to morrow, will
take out 81, 300, 600 of gold shipped by
Heilback, Ickelheimer & Co, and ST.
600, 900 by Lazard Freeres, making q
total Of So, 800, 900.
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HeaxY Fire In Ohio.

AKRON, O March 6-The Kirkham
art, tile and pottery company's works,
Il Gated at Barberton, we're totally de-
stroyed by fire early yesterday morning.
The loss is about $200, 900, insurance
$3.50, 900.
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HarrisOm at Homo

INDIANAPOLIS March 8. Elk president
Harrison's welcome home was as warm as
was his god speed to Washington enthu-
Elastic four years ago.
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Wreck ofNor,h Carolina Coast.

BEAUFORT, N c., March -Spt c;al
Schooner Martha, canned oysters, loaded
from the Beaufort packing company.
and bound for Baltimore, went ashore
off Cape Hatteras to day. The vessel is
total loss, but the crew is saved.
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Gresham Re.tyns a.Judge.

WAsHrNToN, d. G., March, 6 6-Judge
Gresham has fled his resignation as judge
of the seventh circuit, and it has been
accepted
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Twenty-seven buried In the Decp.

TWenty.seVen Buf1ed IN the Decp.
PARIS, March 6 6-Advices from Mad
agascar bring news of the wreck of the
French dispatcn boat Labourdonnais
near the French island of st. Marie.
Twenty seven of the crew we're lost.
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\ tlrSt-CIaSs Ho ell to Rent.

nrer story frame building, twenty-five
SHlse ft ms good well tsliy btly chaly-
'o,e ~ den lruit trees, tables, etc.
rmplI' 10 DIR, V DIVER, Waiver
v' .'' ~ 10 JAMES u CONVERSE,
rWn Tenn feb14
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Cabinet Nominations Conf nt d.
WAsHNGTaN, March 6-The senate,
in executive session, has confirmed all
cabinet nominations.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-07

Cd. vritos My mother and els
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