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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-15

o1tonest John" as he has been caheu'
-. = s,Ioon at Bieeker ana Johc9
s,reets He was found sitting III tne e'oI
,bls afternoon by a reporter nen i"
tcrrcd ~ the testimony given before
tho committee he was stunned, ana toOh
a full minute before replying.
"The story. 90 far as 1t relates 10 me,
IS false" said ne. Il never had Slo'Vp VI
Sto an I'm my Hfe | am q very SICK man
80, and not able to talk much. l
never handled dollar Of Captain cree
don's money, nor did l ever act Tor any
body else.
Honest John" Martin was for long
time VoOrhis right-hand man. He Is e@-
ceedingly familiar with all sorts OF AZ
bany political business He went mo '"e
lduor business two or three years ago.
John W. Reppenhagen is an old-tine
rim seller, and the basement uhder NE n,a
saloon was one OF the most hou1, ,il1,' Io,''
places In Chryste street before I"o -,
hurst era began. OF late ne mas D1'"
a State Democrat and Nei'ii'e''
cnTpoN's GOOD WAR RECORD.
Cartoip creedon has always been look
"a ,I,on as a most efficient officer. lie
- - a var record OF which any man
roiebt be proud. When the war pIohe I,A,.
ot,, nc enlisted in the Second Ne" ~
state Militia, dltCI"dl'7 49, -,
..t,irbtv-second New York state Noluh-
tore " He served from May I8, lo,i' 10
rnpo II 1864. when he was retired Ior
dieobulty. with the rank OF sergeant iie
fought in tWenty-three bates OH
tDber a 1863 when the fighting was not
,ost Al Bristow Station. he was sHo'
clcar through the body. The buIieI eh-
tarod his left shoulder and passed throueh
tis hodv and knapsack. He was lett on
tbo fcId for dead. but managed 10 uraS
tir,s.if thirteen miles, TO Manassas juno
,ton whence he was carried to the nos
yl,oi at Alexandria, where he lay Tor
months. o..ot,o. ?
lie was made policeman octoner o.
1894 and remained twelve years IN the
t,iobteoutb precinct. He was promoted
IN be roundsman April I, 1876 ana ser
Int in August. 1873. He was maze
CAPTAIN on January Y, 1892. He ceie-
brated his thirtieth anniversary III u'e
uoIice force october 9th, last.
ANOTHER policeman INDICTED.
NEW YORK, Dec. H.-Policeman Gus,
,rborne was indicted by the grand jury
mis- morning for completely in --.e pribery
sor ,vhch eX-Captain Stevenson was con-
victef. and also for perjury. on account
of his testimony given At the trial ne
t,lirtrnonts were filed al ! o clock ana by
o o,cl.ck Thorne was in custody. lie
,.ae arraigned later i'm oyer ana IeIlhlner
to uload TO the charges.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-15
A COMPROMISE EFFECTEp.

Late tonight a conference was held
between the strikers and railroad officers
and an agreement was reached. The men
compromisd on Sl.75 per day. of twelve
hours. All the strikers Will be taken
back. The line will resume its operations
tomorrow morning as usual.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
MUCH lN LITTLE

WHFS real 0ai.-ra-- a-egl lu7an.e- 'ag i-..-faare 9-- .s lrta. t.. Imaginary -.g.4. r....e r.... -aa r.@l and a.. .l. real. ta,.-;.r,.i.lc
 Pu-lur.iur- charities are the very ...-.n-. .f -e-t-au.- ~, lien aeg-satEnd ur thu.r who. when alive, would past with nothing. g.-;oiton.
 Wu.r -43 faces one al~av- -.s- in tL, asylum for orphans. It i- more fatal tn neglect the heart than The head. Theodore Parker
 Ia>uatv-E i- 8 mere privatiDn. by which nothing can be producec: lt Is . vaeu,,r in which the soul ~it- motion les. and torpid for want Of attraction --Junu-on.
 Tui method Of the enterprising is to plan with audacity and execute with yi-u. Co sketch out map of po~Sibili. ties and then to treat them as pr"babii- iti.s.-Bovee.
 IN all worldly things that a Irau pur- sues with the greatest ca~gru. s. he finds not half tine pleasure in the pos session that h. proposed t0 him~eif iu fhc expectati0n.-SoT
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
E;.e Band of Promise

Is the mighty west. the lani that "ticklei with hoe laughs a harvest I" the Fl Boraio oi the miner; the goal oi the agricultural emigrant. While it teens with all the clements Of wealth and prosperity some oI the iaire-t and most fruitful portions of il bear harvest ot n4lari. rcaped in its iu.lGoss ty those unprotected by q medical saieguare. No one seekins or dwelling in nIslaFial locality is -afs from the scourge without Hos- letters Stomach Bitters. Emigranls, bear this iA mind. Commercial tray elers sojourning in malarious regions should carry bottle of the Bitters in the traditional Grip-ack. against the effects oi exposure, mental or bodily overworS, damp and unwholesome fo-1 and water, i' is an in.a'ih.e da- -arsc. Coa-Hra'ion srau If.m. h-io dyra-r. Iaro--nr. and .1- o. strength arc .l. -.med.s5 oy tais genial restorative.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

4 neat, handy aat v..uaH.e r...- euce book has been is-ued by fha Stste Ore Sampiing company of rf- city. !. gives Che method of s7mr.;pe and selling ores. andis fuli 0f valuail. tables ot w1-his. mea-ure-. iaca-t.-s aiiafs and good rules z i- g ri-hed free Co all vino write or5..
 TIE MINING ISDusTsT x TRADE MAN.
 i.ar.s. gal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
Th, Arizona x Southeastern.

aud Taiuau.
 a.i Soun-
 ..s- 
 -l.asa 4.a.--- .nrel. . .,-ae u-ifs.. vHl.h..t5- anticipated. win ie done ,0is er.rn- Ta .-a-. is l.o feet tong. ]. done a- expected, track laying will uelc,umeI .omgrtoa or next ily.
 The lHIg across tue san Pclro iHI ,..l long, Is il course Q. c7ustrnc- -.1, auli- thought it wl.l Ie ready for ,he raj. by the ume the tlacA reaches it. or within day or two ai,erward. With tla San Pedro crossed ,, VIII be matter of only a few days b-iore lhe track will be laid into F4rb4nG.
 After that there will be some back ,pi-ias ani other finishing work to be iaa before ,gl.as will be regular, but regular trains between Benson and Bisbee wiIi probably be running early in Oc;oher,-Oasis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

J. \. Keensn died at ths hospital this morning o; consumption He was buried tLis ai,erao.a. IT, had been a patient in .ho hospital for sev- eral months. Hs has relatives in Portland, Maine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
4 Confirmed Cripple.

Iwa' nbou. to take Ll1a to CiacsraaI for aa or- e-a..., ezl ea-.a- tis e w1a-- la.. Co f, .,.-eI. oG -- ..Hr -.a- 4.a H--15 sa-ara- .a i1 7----- rs- L.. .a. --e er--......s ..lz r. .-s .-
 
  ~. t, - E ".. -s . .-- la-y. -,----y rub -... Ia..aas...7, E. -E
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
n~vsgV BITS.



 g. u. Htl As
 .,-,,a
 rd ea..a-
 v-. Il. completion e. ,ae -staulc ,.r-,a . DeH4 o-i,.l
 .- e. I.w. -ss th.tttie0 a-- tract & let, and t.a work wi..ba pushed Co completion as rapidly as sibie. Tuesday morning Master E-d.u Ca,a1.dt returned % S.ea Fa. N. N. 10 -asume his studies lu -t. M,cA-els college.
 La-, Friday Mr II. T. Richsrl- weu, aa-,. en route 10 Colorado on business lie expects to return some time ibis week.
 Judge Rouse enjoys the distinction oi having reiyed the hr,, blggar- check issued by the Gi.a Valley Globe X Northern railway II was used for a piece cf baggage, belonging to ;Ae judge, winch was transported from Bowie to Solomonyille last saturday. L s. Saturday night C4ra5a l. Y. Ieyis Q. Bowie w- Iasseag=r ou the 1 west bound train, en route 10 Tempe wi,h his daughter, Miss Lettie, who 1. goes to attend the territorial normal school
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

Dr. Hamilton, who went 10 Penn syivania l0 take course oi lectures. is on his way back to California. He will locate in northern Arizona. It is intimated that his location will be at the Congress mine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

No man could better learn lessons ia u.... ..u 40 .-s.a. '' lAe .rs..- mauy iA yte r'a.,h-S-4y-ra- cs-euaw oa trial A. A. Kemp was on 'hc stand tal= morning ,.ai wa ape-- ;i5asi by ;he jaiymen regarding .iio dmher.ne oE mines. end hl g.ge !. very interesting descripasa O. hog mines are um5aseI. Among tae -ev4!s'i5ns made wss one -tttinE ;nat ,ia ,m. crs .4 the silver Hal miac, where Walsh was hurt, had been in Cso u. .... years and were so ro.ten that they could be broken over the knee. MT. Kemp gas called for the plaintiff ro prove tne poor condition Of the timbers, the falling of which In- Jurej tn, glliniiii while a. work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

The stage driver who wes held up between TOntO and Globe few days ago has been arres.cd for holliug himself up He robbed the registered mail ponch, and took 95 cents, which was all there vas in it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

Wake Benjs, who slo. anl Killed Tom Walsh iH the oai i.la- Spring valley sJJa. tI-5s yvass ago. has st returned to Caol.s- e5lat-. H. .a- been up ia M3a;.ol. Es .1.- les up there by having t run o,e. 6y a ear
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

Chang the Chinese vegetable ped i..-. i,aa interest ol ot ;he daily proceedings Of the district court He drinks in every word uttered with apparent relish.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
ScrOfuia

Hi It's WOTSt Form" TJHifc S,relI-
 ing" Cured.
 The remarkable eEe 4 ot Hoods sarsapar..'a ia le following case Illustrates the power o! tbis medicine over al bl0li di,eaecs:
 "Hy s1u, years o.l. had a white swelling cone on E.s right leg below the knee, wh.c1 con- trsct-i the --uscles SO that h.s leg was drawn ur a Tight angles. Physicians ls2cei the ssre ling, which d-,c-argei freely but did no. help him materially. considered him
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
Dnring the coming army naneay,

5'I.l"- I'0 ''llI'-' : ''' - ''-''-'- = ,ho bicrcle and fas uss oi tren dogs w as on 9 la.sr -e H-ae-.e5,a . tss.- i- a l..n part Of tae equipment oi c4chiuiaatry corps, and eseA battalion w.l have a detachment O! trained riie-s, as well as experts to train them ID the use Oi the wheel.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

The oh men Of Arizona are taking oi erecting monument to the mem ory of Horace Greeley, who advised them when boy to go west. There i- a i''a~-.r ui .r;aian a~ 'o whn- should nc inscribed upon the s.ao.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

The stage line L.t@can Bowie and SOiomonyille has resumed running with the mails. The claim of the contractor is that the railroad charged him more than he got from the gov arnmeEt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

The grors in the Wcl-h-seayerns case were locked gn ia .he court room all uig' r. and .1gni camferaa.. nights -a-, on the nfraei-al bed ar the floor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

7le republican primaries vii! be as..t..oasa.ut the county tomIrruw. Tombstone "I.l cleo: twelve delegates, being thc same number allowed ,o Bi-uee. There appears to be no con test or excitement over the choice of d.lagites
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

< through s.,ai ing car ervice between San Francis co and Chicago las been cs- !aJH-Led y-a the Southern Pacific, Fl Paso. Texas o5 Pa- cifc, Ft. Worth X Rock Island R. F.
 Also asthrough slecpin2'car service between San Francis 90 and St. Louis via the Southern Pacific, Fl Paso Texas < PacInc and TIon Mountain R. E.
 By purchasing your tickets over the s. P. you can board sleeper a, Benson or any other station ou the line, land in Chicago or St. louis with out chaucino cars 5i
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

Tie Graham Times i- inc title oi t p2per i=s"c1 hy :h5 Oasis oi Graham conn y republicans. Itls the same a. the Oasis. with a page devoted 70 Gra- ham county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

Allen English, who has been a. southern California for three months past, va. a pass ugrr on the incoming stage today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

A. Schwarzenbach, New York, a heavy mine owner iu this county, is sIo0Ving at The Palace.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
" orld.- CoInnblaa E5VEo-i,ion

Vii. be oi vaiue to the wor.- y !iis.- tr=tiug he impro, emsnts ia ,he ua- chaniCai a-tr, and eminent g. rsi.iags will toil y u that iae I.u-res- in p.ed.siaa! agent. tas been .i eil importance, and as p strengthening aya'iye that syrup of Fi9s;. fa- lr advance oi all others.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

The republicans oi ..taa:u c.lu.y have placed Bert Duuisp m uomIu- ation for the council.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
cHlKLcAnrA -..rLLr co

PJst0EIce-TcnJstyrr.
 Range Between Caireahua and Draeo ? H'.., ii. Seer range on -I1's and Bonita cree5 ,'iue hr'uc ' C leit -ide and Cleft hip. Ilra- alag-sE -i- Mg.
 brand lr0.e sS 1a ...- side: Circlr Q. ...' s.ae. g E. .3a7-a.-l. oa uaht sid Gs t-- ya s.... -..., Diamond j on lei, H"'. SD bar g.fsl. a. .-., -.9- and hip: $ or '- -E .-'. ..-r Gsf .- .gat side
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

The D.soee republicans ale c9-i.- 70 the county convention -oai tor Wm. Place for district attorney.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

J. W. Clark, Q. the Huachuca Water company, returned yesterday from San Francisco, where he has been for a fortnight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

J. X Mr...sr ra a..as iaa San F-aci Tailoring C,., w... be in Tombstone in a few days @ inter viev bis customers aua solicit new ---.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

Miss Nellie Clark returned today from California, where she has been visiting relatives for several months.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

Court convened at9 o'clock :his morning, an hour earlier .hau the usual time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

The terms of mne cluvicts Will cx- pise d. the Yuma panitantiary next month
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

The urw railroad rluaiur from Suiom ,uvi'5 0 Bowie a.- aaIi, frs. wa-aout. "-.aa was serious enoael .o atop tle tfall- for one day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

J Hiil Jr. Les euri c.a.r-c' i1- r.ti-s ia 2-0 s- Q. E.r Grant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

ls La- t '- aa- rv4'.aa- -.-.. bis staten at cha. s.a,a.e.. ai.I surely com next Es
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

The contract for 1000 cords oi wood to be delivered a Fuachara was secured h~ patty named Marry '. SL7j p-. cord.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
WAIVED

W sNsIss s-Irfs Ind r-aur .. -,m g to S4 per d.s 9aa- tre aE circulars . ..r la f. -l. -.f Hr N ELLL. E. N v.. lr. anchor z Illrl. .-s I.s.s
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

Tom a.-.i- n ...-- 'a. jag aitue-s .a tac Ntl.h damage .,' ,lis morning H. Illustrated nr mean ol lengths otSze .a.har how s-,. l-s .H- ia. Tho d.A--.a, .srm- .rpH.ii. t.. a.a' l u.- -ie.a. .u. taeir u-au.ro-- Ep.5..l. Is .r54e.y denied Gle statement. made hy other w:.0 thet '." timb-r- esre rotten, or ,45 u-.1aina ia tAe Silver Bill mine insufficient or r.. .-=sly done
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
t.f RENACD.

fl- tsa-s-Nu--z.
 ---g---- simon ale. -at'.- braud-8 g ulta er1fsJ1r. on al y.l l-ll1--ts ou l-.g side; brand -aHc. on leif shoulder
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
Dated June -5th !2gi.
For Sale Cheap.

] H.e9 ra.ur'an ." e I 
 
 
  L Q. II" lu.r- fir 25 ,e..- -.. dollar Ia; ma- a. .- stored .u Tombstone. Aa- .e-u r-.H .g- ..t.I.. Err positions to ray part cash #-. a0 considered For fur -,r particulars address
 sc. BAGG,
 r cl lsrI Ariz.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

-t J-a oa Err leles. aa.r "-. .r5 H. q. r,i..-a
 ... ..H. u .  
 -.- ...- obor. -.s ..-
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

-.. W sa. l-.-. -o-- mi'- a' San rl hl 9mu-c-... to .-Ia uG. doa-
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
For Exchange.

T"0 good spring wagons Will exchange tor hay, grain or b-ei cattle hpp'y io CHAs. CvEaL0cv.
 T1ui tone
 SALESMAN can secure line oi io-e, b.l'inr and general rHh5.-. from manufacturing corporation. A fret class line for fret class man. 20. Box l37 NcSYork.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
NOTES OF COMMERCE

NEW GrNEa yields large quantities of sago from the palms which gro" wild.
 NEwFou-NDL AND contributes codn~h ,.odiivcr oil loh-te~s. sealskinS ana copper.
 SErArr. an independent state in the Iiinaiay- gives the world musk and borax.
 GREAT BRrAiy manufactures every rear E.u0Gl.0J0 of iron and i.GJn.JJo of steel
 TIE leading grain cropof Queensland ;e maize, the lee ling mineral product is coal
 TuE Leevard island, are now ex- porting large quantities of preserved fruit juice.
 TIE Western sahara provides a large hare of the worlds supply of gum arabic
 THE Niger valley region exports rice. onions. dates, honey and cotton and leather
 A PA1r- newspaper !, organizing
 .a a. t1H-frr
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  .u-a.H .,- u.1.r.. tH- r-.5r. ofr tree ia -- .a. tma.-.ns tp reeoue 60 rival oi
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 t--I ---. .'-
 .-. .- ..--nllgr l.l,caa e1r.i- t- fl a.,rad t-e --oa4u.t0 c1as- Nicaragua. Pa.ne's Celery Compound--aa o'1'c cure for insonnis and rervousHess. the Tombstens Drug Store
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

iya--....- Tombstone
 Eta1"- es D-,. and Antelope ranche "N- \ H.HE H-". s.i. T.aroon mts.
 . i.. and s lei. side. 'r..- sH --aas-. d .eptup. l.asa Hlaa1-a
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
H00. FFLIou, X eTs--,,

R"o@FEL1c" & sERvoss. ta.Hsa-WH,.9.
 Range 'g.ar Spring Valley 'li'. .-tac-tS let hrp. Young stock ..... on i'.9. o.- SOC, an tle side a- araa4-1 ! .-a shoulder -fi-' u -1E-.e arass brand with ". some ..-'' .. N. fi-F,.' e.r-.- or dart: Run cattle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09


 .. "l buggy. eE2 nl err E1far g5s. 5. s9 
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Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

Iost5..a Tombstone.

Ios.7 Tombstone. E5aa. s 9... rad Antelope ranche r.ueH ra .- t. --5 {. i.,. ELI. Hru- sB -oaa... d .rot.o i.l--e ..a11-A
 MONK BROS. lu-tg w ov a-, -s- .a.r.Ha lrs brand 7l ts-1aL.- D fl side k Hoa- aaa5-co nasea. o,.-- aaz-"i fen side | Increase
 e right hip a-..r..v -, o. Tombstone. ca -Eo ,.,-? go et. sid.
 .s>rz --Gra7na -as rreaaa nu.
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 Lea sid A aa-s ,a .... :. .a D-E.LLaCo.
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 --saip
 .-aa=s 
 .a station. A-1,
 
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 .- t. u.E .l H.as. r-- 1ts -a .-., side. EE-- ..I.ILly. .-cF @ia9-~ -'a eng rlur Spring Valley ..t brand a'isht ,.le anne On bod. hirs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
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Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

A. D. Au.. Ran a, .a H.- ace.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

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Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
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1E-- i-lL. #c.-F- -- .'a -lur Spring Valley ..-t 'ieH 1iElt -ile. --'" anne On lu-l ai-s.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
TOMBSTONE EPITAPH.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

Pa.ne's Celery Compound--aa c'r'c cure for insomnia and rervousHess the Tombstens Drug Store
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09
.-L-. DION

j.. BtAIEN. ovaH
 -; o, Tombstone. go gil; side
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-09-09

~uN..Nt.s E..--E
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Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28
"A R4AEsE. BARGAIN

good home for sale This property
is located about IL miles east of the
center OF AShevlle, . miles from the
court house by county road and about
thfcc-eigh ol a mile outside OF corpora
ton limits. This place is admirably
situated III a cove and contains - acres,
about halt is in cul walton, consisting OF
grass, iruit trees, grape vines, etc. Ele-
Gnnt shade and an abundance of pure
water, there being sixor a dozen running
spilnSs, some Of chem chaivhealc. The
following buildings on the premises |
sevcn.room metal rooted frame dwelling
with running water in same, cost 81 800
to 81 500, in moderately good repair; |
new metal rooted barn MT quite finished
cost $500 OF $500; new metal rooted
rock spring houses and hydrFuIic ram
water works complete, cost Si0O to
5000. \ picturIsqoc and extended view
from all narts ot this place, including
some OF NdnlrihlI.'s 5 prcmis,s aud hi,
palatiai residence Reasons for selling,
hnarcla' embarrassment. Price, SO 800.
Call on or address t. w. u Vault,
Asheviila. X. (. 3lGdlm.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28

NoTlCE-S,ate of N"rth Caro'ua, in tie
l.. Ran1al nd NJ, 4. Randall his witr
lame, \ webb and Mrv Lizzie webb, hi,
wife, +. !, Jones aud Luc ZONES, hs wife
Riley Randall md Esther kandall, his wtc
plaintiffs; rg"inst Matilda Ioncs, -. w SUI
ratt and Julia Surtatt, hs Wit, Bcnsnn
Alexander ana lanes l. Alexander, Laura
ZONES. Katie Wari and J. y Ward. h'r hns.
band. Mantle Jones, FL IA Jon s. Eta IGncs
Riley Jones, Jack Jones, Motto 1on's, Jesse
Jones and Este Jones, ,deicndants--By virtue
Of th- power vested in me as commissioner
appointed hv the Clerk OF the Superior court
of Buucombe oounty. in the above entitled
cause, will sell to the highest nidder on The
term hereinafter mentioned on the premises
at ~ o clock noon, on the 3lst dav
Mach, 1891 the following tie cribed real
estate, b lax the land of which Allen Jones
died seized, adj lining lands OF Reeves, ". Il
Waldrop aud others, situate in San Y
Nush township in Bnncombc c unity, on III
waters o.Sugar eek. known as the Allen
Jones p nc. where nc lived a. the time Of his
dc 9TH; c ntainirg about forty ncres.
Terms of sale - ,nc-fnurth o, the purchase
money of said land to be paid Ia cash on thu
day of sate; oue.ioutth with IL six months
from date of sale; and the balance with
In twelve months from date of sole:
the two deferred payments to be Sc
cured by notes of the purchnscr, aud
title to he retained until the payiu, mt IN full
OF both said notes and l. ttrest accrued there
on, said notes to bear oisht we're cent. interest
from day of sale. This tn 2sth day of Feb.
runrv, tsot ]. L. RANDALL,
Jones u Stevens. Attys Commissioner.
2sd+.wcdnesday
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28
w WANTED
BALTIMORE CLOTHING. SHOE AND DRY GOODS COMPANY

approved" and at the closing of the
polls at said election the Judges shall
count the ballots contained in nd boxes,
and declare he result. and certify The
same to the Board OF Aldermen
BE it Further ordained, That in the
event the Judges of said election shall de
clare as the result OF the same that the
number OF ballots containing the word
"Approvcd" exceed in number one half OF
the qualified voters OF said city, the
bonds of this city shall be issued IN &C.
cordancc with the above pronosltion.
T, ". PATTON, Mayor.
+. NJ. Muller, City Clerk
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

T OST--FoN Terrier. whit name X
IL Rrandrcth on cOliar. Suitrhlr rCwa'd
Return ''WlTCHWt OD"
3.26dtf
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28
EtjAKDiAI

DOARpING- Byduy or wtcs Pleasant
ID rooms, single or tnsuit', neatly and
comfortably furnished. Crate or tucnuC,
heat, hot and Clu water. with hHthS on
two floors GA electric car line; Ave minutes
walk from the 81 ,ure, rcrmS modcrn ..
MRS : TERRY,
novls iUlrO i6i North Min street
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28

limit of their ha abltat seems to be the
Ganges and to have been SO since the
tertiary period. The knowledge oi
these animals by the Chinese was ac.
quircd long before the Christian era
when large fleets Of iunks, naval
pirate on commercial. went from Can
ton to nearly every port in lIindoostan
and often brought back these and
other wild beasts alive, OF late year,
etiquette has relaxed considerably in
regard 60 both bnttons and insignia.