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New-York tribune., 1896-05-26
SILVER AT 16 TO | OR BUST.

Sll.\ Elk AL Io ~ L ON bt'A'
TILl.MAN RETURNS TO WASHINGTON WITH A
MoTro-HE ALSO HAS BADGES FOR De
LUDED FOLLOWERS TO WEAR
WASHINGTON May % (SpeciaD.-Senat Tllman,
Of South Carolina brandsher OF piichforks and un-
parliamentary cpithets. has returned TO Washing-
ton. lie has been on d tour through the oou."'
having made speeches in Texas. Arkansas Florida.
Georgia and In nie State. where he Wen' 10 al
tend the recent State Convention
"Wherever have been" said Senator Tillman'
In response to a question to-day, 1T Is 10 10 or
bus;. Everywhere the sentiment Is pracuca"S inc
-
"Do Won think there would be much OF bolt at
Chicago should the convention be for gold ana
nominate a gold NAM"
L think the whole South and West would walk
out Tho Border States can't stay in the party on
a gold platform In the Southern States us free
silver on one s.de and Republcanism on the other
SO you think the silver men Will control al chi
cago?"
"Oh ye. they are almost sure 10 Dc III co"''o''
by what kind of majority?
by upward OF a hundred
Asked whether he thought hero would be con-
testing delegation from South Carolina. Senator
Tlllman answered: NO. What ground nave the'
got 10 send a contestlng delegationY
The first of the Tillman badges has made :ts ap-
pearance at the Capitol II Is a silver pitchtorK
with thre, prongs. and on each prong Is impaled a
gold bug on the handle Of the pitchfork Is TIL
man" and the gold bugs mpaled on the prohgs are
labeled Sherman" Carlisle and "CleVe!and
The badges are being turned out BY an Atlanta
concern at the rate Of hundreds day; ana are are
being worn extensively in the South Ihefe are
said 10 be hundreds Of them in Atlanta
The bitter feeling between Senator Iuman ana
senator Irbv f. said to have been Increased at the
recent South Carolina convention senator iiII-
man attacked Senator Irby. and SAID mat the ia /
ter had been more honOred by the state 'han ne
nae rhofs ho lie" Senator Irby s said to have re-
,ortcd Irby's rejoinder. according TO South caro-
iins naners was not heard above the noise or there
,nigh, hav, been trouble Only a few people sitting
n~sr senator Irby heard the remark. 1t has long
bcen known among South Caroliniahs Ihat theIe
was bitterness bet ween tn" two men. Ihey haVe
har.lv snoken when they met. and u IL now saiu
%, ,bry viii not speak 10 each other Senator
Tiiiman is supporting Governor John Gary Evans
far tinted States Senator To succeed lrby Com
,nenting 10 day on Chairman Harritys threat tnat
he boilers may be debarred from the Ma
,IonaI Democratic Convention. Senator IiAmah
said: . 1T, 49,. - NOR. ercc, IN the
Naitonal Cor vention than Michigan bood!e lie iot
80 that he is not the master OF the Democratic
n,rtv and is only its servant true democracy ~
IN No. humor to ba blured by goldbugs or other
hugs"
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26
DOUBLE MURDER NEAR WASHINGTON.

NEGRO susPECTEr-BODTEs OF ARMED MEN
HUNTING FOR HIM.
Washington. May 3-Polce Inspector Hollinber-
ger early this morning received telegram from
Gaithersburg. Md. twenty miles west Of this city,
requesting him keep a sharp lookout for rather
tall tough-:ooking negro. who committed murder
there about O'Clock this morning. A resident of
Gaithersburg reporting the matter 10 the police. says
that the house OF r. |. Buxton. a white miller was
entered at early hour this morning by negro
and that Buxton. his wife and child were badly cut
up with an axe. Mrs. Buxton and the child are
dead.
The suspected Is Grant Allen who nine years
ago sentenced to the penitentIary for criminal
assault on a woman. He released about a month
ago and has been ranging about the village
Buxton was the principal witness against him in the
case. and Allen at the time swore vengeance. Ex-
citeTnent runs high. and bodies of armed men are
securing the country for the fend.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26
A "PEIGN or TERROR" ~ MILWAUKEE.
DISORDER ATTENDS THE BOYCOTT ON THE
STREET RAILWAY SERVICE.


milwaukee, WIS, May S.-The Merchants and
Manufacturer Association OF this city has passed
resolutions declaring that the people OF this city are
under IA reign OF unlike anything In our MS
tory" and the Mayor has issued a proclamation
urging all persons to aid In restoring former condi-
t,ons The Milwaukee Street Railway Company ran
cars Yesterday for the first Sunday since the strike
began twenty -four days ago. but. In spite OF the
Resolutions OF the Merchants Association and the
official appeal from the Mayor. 24O.oO OF the Z0"V
inhabitants OF this city Stunned the cars as II they
wore pesthouses on wheels Buses and express
wagons fitted up with seats. trucks with cotton
awnings, and all manner OF conveyances were
pressed into service A standard five-cent fare was
charged and these vehicles were packed until there
was not standing room.
Last night several motormen and policemen were
struck with stones and had to be removed to hospi-
tails A large mob OF Poles gathered at Lee ana
Bremen SITS. and attacked the cars and omcers'
Policeman Kruz vas stabbed. and several arrests
made Several cars were pelted WIN D9'tes ,s
containing blue vitrol and murfatic acid ana tne
clothing OF the few passengers who rode on mem
was ruined. There were many arrests throusn'u'
the city.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26
CLEVELAND PARDONS A DEFACLih"'

Boston, May 25-Henry b. Palmer mas oeen
pardoned from the Concord Reformatory ny r'e"
dent Cleveland. Palmer was cashier OF W.
t,ona, hank f. Fall River. Mase. ard on May ~
,sea was, se,telced to five years at Concord oy
Judge Colt In the United States Circuit Court on
charge OF embezzlement. He pleaded guilty 70 the
charge and received the minimum sentence. yuoSS
Colt and ex-Irnted States District Attorney rTAnk
D. Allen were both in favor OF his pardon ana
President Cleveland granted 1t at the expiration ot
ouest OF the Judge and District Attorney. rein
forced by the prisoners open and frank Gontesson
emplary conduct no PRISON. his sincere contrtton,
the condition OF his family and In the beiiet tnat
Community" the Communication y granted.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26
GENERAL FRANZ KUHN.
Vienna May 25-General Franz kuhh' na''" W
,''n.nfo,d died to-day at Cervignano -

General Kuhn was born in Prossnitz' MotaV's, ' -"
Juv Is. 1877 After being graduated iro' -. .,
tary @ 40 ,onL mart in the campaigns in Italy ana
lSS'' anu S,S .o He distinguished himself at the
huhsats - I'm and was promoted to captaincy.
slese y. a,,ached to the STAFF Of the Eleventh
Armv Corps stationed in Hungary, ana wnv M.srv sp
pointed in 1856 professor of strategy at inc ,,a,y
school In Vienna. During the ca'"p" npaara, cvu,,v
P,Sed In 1856 under Of ans %as pro-
brecht commanded dn,d IN ihe marshal He became
mnster m Of war January 1855 Then hs edwehr
aan,zed the Austrian Army Sreaeu "a srmament Sur
aniin ana many difficulties he placed the NM n.pY ON
moumorns mng footing He withdrew from tne MinisUy
Stro"s IN iS15 he was placed In commanne ~
"a E,r,a LA Carinthia and Carnioa In july o''' "'
. o.. nj 'niaced on the retired list
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26
MINNESOTA FOR GOLD AND M'KINLEY


Colonel Thomas Lowry. Of Minneapolis. the
wealthy street railway operator and prominent Re-
publican politician of Minnesota. was at the Hol-
land House yesterday. Colonel Lowry was one OF
the first TO advocate the nomination Of Mckinley.
He is highly satisfied over the way things are 60
ing. and says tha; the weak cries OF the anti-Alc-
Kinley combine" sound like the walIng of few
lost children in a g.'eat storm.
Minnesota has instructed all her delegates for
Mckinney said Colonel Lowry, "and we are for
the gold standard IN our State Mckinley is TO be
nominated upon a solid gold standard platform and
elected upon H. and that means that he VIII stand
upon II. Those who are in favor Of the gold stand
ard want him because he Is a god-standard man
and because n II for protection Those who are for
free coinage realize that the benefits accrung from
protection will far exceed anything they can pos
sbly obtain by bolting or holding of.
Major Mckinley would veto any free-coinage bill
that to him. II a free-co!nage bill reached
him through Congress he would veto It 50 quickly
that the free-coinage men would be stupefed That
is the idea that we have OF Mckinley, and that is
what we trusting in him for. Governor Mer-
riam. of Minnesota, who is one OF the hardest Of
hard-mone men. is ont and out for Mckinley. and
he wouldn't Re In that camp If there were any
doubts about Mckinleys money views
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26
FIELD CLEAR FOR MR.. RAMsDELL"

Concord ~ H. May 25.-IIenry Robinson. Mayor
NJ Concord who has been In charge of the campaign
OF DIR. J. a. Green for the Repubcan ho'hha''o'
for Governor sent DR. Greene Saturday letter
suVgesting that in the interest OF harmony, ne
withdraw from the canvass this time and make ms
contest for the honor In 1898. l)r Greene Iep.y
came to-day authorizing Mr.. Robinson 10 withdraw
his name The retirement OF Dr. Greene leaves me
field open to George A. Ramsiell OF Nashua VINO
u,III undoubtedly be nominated by acciamatlon
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26
SPANISH TROOPS ROUTED.
AMBUSHED AND SLAUGHTERED WHILE
MARCHING ON CUBITAS. -.--

INSURGENTS REpEI. AN ATTACK ON THE SEAT OF
THEIR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LARGE
FIrIBUsTERING EXPEDITION LANDED.
Kingston Jamaica May 2J.-Advices have
re ached here from a trustworthy source In CUBA
to the effect that a strong body of Spanish
troops recently made a second attempt to in
wade Cubitas. the seat of the Cuban Govern
ment. They were ambushed IN the mountain
Businesses and sustained a crushing defeat. The
SIaniards literally slaughtered by the In
surgents and the force compelled to flee In
disorder, abandoning their equipments on the
field.
The advices further show that flibu'tering
expedition with large quantities Of munitions OF
war has landed at a place to the eastward OF
Santiago de Cuba.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26
ANNI DOUBLEDAY.

p,,,,amton. ~ Y, May 25-Ammi Douoleday'
re,,rsd Goa; merchant. and one of the promihen.
men Of Bnghamton died at the family homes'esa es.,
,h,. afternoon Mr. Doubleday was born mere III is<i M
and began his business career at an carry age nc
amassed a considerable fortune ana re'".u -"
N,.,sa 20 General Abner Doubleday. He was ven
known in Washington and New; YORK ubn ,n wps his
a ance nnusin mo MIR Doubleday was well known 10. LOT
his generosity and high eharSere and two sisters
iir N mis- city The funeral VIII take place y"
Thursday at 8 o'clock p. m.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26
MD 1IARPITy CALLS A MEETING.

PHILADELPHIA. May 25--W. F. Harrity. chairman OF
the Democratic National COMMITTEE mas caneu
meeting of the committee having charge OF the ar
anaancnts for the Democratic National Conven-
rio, n be held at the Auditorium Annex, Chicago
on Monday next, June l. 1896 at IL O'Clock noon
The selection of assistants to the sergeant-at
chief doorkeepers. reading clerks, assistant secte
taries etc Is likely to be considered al this meet
ing The Chicago Colosseum Is expected to be com
10 od nv Monday next and the committee VIII IN
spect the building Further progress In the hnancid
arrangements is expected 10 be made with lne Ioca
committee Of Chicago
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26
THE CUBAN JUNTA BUYS LAUNCH.

Camden y. j.. May 25.-The Cuban Junta has
purchased thirty-foot gas and electric yach;
owned by resident Of Camden. and the little craft,
the Lulu Gnang. Is said TO be her way TO
Cuba The yacht can make fifteen knots hour,
and can carry thirty people. 1t IS said that she
will be used by the Cubans as a sort of tender
10 the larger fbustering steamers and will con-
yey the latter'5 cargoes ashore TO the Island.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26
PRAISE FOR JOHN f. MILHoLLAND.
REPUBLICANS OF THE WITH DISTRICT DENoUNcE
THE ATTACKS ON HIM.

So4sINANs OF IIII@ III I7I' II'1V1
THE ATTACKS ON HIM.
AT meeting Of the Mckinley League Of the With
Assembly District held last evening at the club
house Of the John f. Milholand Club No. lO9 Gin
,onst the following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas During the last week and on the 2lst
and 22d inst there have appeared editorials in
tegry and career OF the Hon. John f. M.lholand.
Whereas. this gentle nan has again shown his con-
,nued devotion 70 the Republican party by support.
Republican statesman and representative or the
American people. William Mckinley. 1r.. or ONO:
and
Whereas. The said attacks are wholly unfair. un-
,pst false and made without cause whatsover'
therefore. be Il .
Resolved That We. the members Of the Mckinley
League OF the Vth Assembly District. IN meet ng
assembled denounce such attacks. made against
that gallant young Republican leader John r: NIL
our utmos; confidence and assure 3im Of t our con,
which he has undertaken for the good and pros
perty OF the grand old party in the Empire State.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26
REPUBLICAN EDITORS IN SESSION.

Peoria ILL.,. MAY 25 (SpeciaD.-The Republican
.d,,ore % Illno,s me, I'm session here to-day. the
attendance being very large Numerous addresses.
political ard otherwise were delivered by prominent
journalists of the State The Republican party IN
Illinois could not be better organized ana elnippe
for effective work than al the present une. -
dinner was gve, by the city tonight 10 t"c 'is'
ing editors.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26
c1,SAToR OTAY NOT TALKING.

p;ttsburg. May Ex-senator Quay came 10 Plus
burg to-day. arriving ut th' ho'e' Duque'me 'o ~;
80, - Durine the afternoon he talked with
a number OF friends and acquaintances lie LETT
here for Washington this evening, 60, ,o,,so % no
To renortcrs Senator Quay said refuse " e De
,rterv,ewed and will not talk" NOT one woGn OF
exnlanation was obtainable concerning the "eha
yisit IN
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26
SLIM GATHERING OF PERFORMERS"

A SLIM GATHERING OF "REFORMERs
rur roy.wANpA BANXERs CONVENTION OPENS
WITH Az ATTENDANCE OF NINE DELEGATES
p,,shurg Nav 8-Thc Convention OF Reformers
mas 10 have met at O'Clock this morning, accord
ING 10 the wording OF the call. but AT that hou'
Daniel Swoger secretary: Professor W. j. Seey'
., Wooste. (Oho) University. and reporter CON
s,,,uted the conc,ave. Secretary S"oger announcer
49,, IN. TEMPORARY organization would not be
o0.c,nd until afternoon. and thdt the morning
would be occupied In the deheration Of committees
r,,vord = Evans OF North Tonawanda y. y
.,.,ruan Of tho Provisional Committee OF the ne"
marty: Daniel Swoger Of Pittsburg secretary ana
Carl Stewart OF Pittsburg. treasurer composer the
working organization OF the convention ana 'h'y
arranged all the details for the gather'hs inc
,a,torm OF the convention embraces all the famii-
d. .,.forms" o, recent third parties including
,roo coinage at Is - J. woman suffrage. antitrust
LEGISLATION etc An effort TO effect coalition OF
the Prohibitionsts Populisis ana the ne" N''o'"
marty will be made The new party VIII advocate
the nomination Of Joseph c. slbley' OF fehhsyI
vania for the Presidency. ana pr"baoV y j"
,rodd NJ Michigan for second place on the ticket
Nv II O'Clock there were eight people In me nan
Chairman Evans thought this suhicient represents nv.
lion 10 begin business and began an address a."
rev q X Ormoid. OF Carnegie. Penn. invoked
blessing on the new party 49,. .o ,ad r.ceived
seyerai hundred letters from persons who coud not
oe EiIjo,t an instructor in Yale Law school was
piesent an: was invited TO address me new paty. pd
Mr Elicit Is here TO attend thr os
forces bu: does not believe II possible TO hshl ths
old parties succesSuy Tiih dozen or sme NOR, ,non on
which to wage successful battle ,,u
Professor seey spoke along the SANE me "nd ,c,.
Al o'clock nine delegates were PreSeh' ana teI 81,
pofafy organzat.cn was effected by elecnt w. war
the hope that possible boilers from thr 20 p
convention will seek refuge under the banner OF the
Dafo
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26
THE INSURGENTS LOST HEAVILY
THEIR ATTACK on CONSOLATION DEL SUR RE
PULSED BY THE SPANISH GARRISON.

PULSED BY THE SPANISH GARRISON.
Havana. May 25-The insurgents attacked the town
OF Consolation del Sur yesterday, and were re-
pulsed by the garrison with heavy loss On Their
retreat the insurgents burned a number of huts In
the outskirts of the town. The garrison had -FOUR
men killed and twenty wounded.
Colonel Tort reports having had an engagement
with the insurgents near Madruga. in Havana
Province. In which the enemy had eleven killed
The troops had two wounded.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26

Montpelier, Vt. May 25.-The Deihoo,au, 90 90
- n., I'm ho called 10 order next Wednesday
ronrnIrg at 10 O'Clock. Felix McGetterick, OF 81
AIbans. will probably be the presiding onicer' me
convention Will elect four delegates -at-iarge ana anu
.a s,heeoucnt district conventions Will eject iour
ss,oatas 70 Chicago DR. J. Henry Jackson. OF
parSe viii probabiy be nominated for Governor
acclanatiOn
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26

Mr. Armitage was born in 1917. and was eoucs'ee
in Germany and France. He worked uhaes iau
De,aroche whose studio he entered IN 1885, s"~
was selected by him as his assistant IN '"e poN ~.
Shoo, q, Fine Arts His first Independent picture
was Ia.se canvas. "Prometheus Bosnd. wn'cs
was shown at the Paris Exhibition OF Living rant
ers in 1872 In lss lsi5 and ls47 he won nonors IN
England During the Crimean War n Mr vsit Ams bene
TWO naintings ''The Heavy Cavalry Cnarge o.
Balakava' and The Stand OF tne usnSa..cr a.
inkermann In 1875 he was appointed pIoiessos
and lecturer on painting to the Royal Acaoe"S'
His works numerous.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26
coming provisional organization to take control OF
the Mckinley campaign In New-York County
MKINLEY VOTE FROM ALASKA
ONE OF THE TERRITORIAL DELEGATES REACHES

ONE OF THE TERRITORIAL DELEGATES REACHES
SEATTLE.
Seattle Wash. May 25-Judge Johnson one Of
the delegates from Alaska to the Republican Ma
tona Convention. arrived down on the steamer Alki
and Will proceed eastward from Seattle. In ar in
tervlew last night with a representative OF the
United Press Mr.. Johnson said that while personally
he favored Reeds candidacy he would probably
vote for Mckinney.
MIR: Delamater Reeds partisan" said Mr.. John
son. bitterly opposed my election because would
not promise him TO vote against Mckinley under all!
circumstances"
Mr.. NOVEL;. the other Alaska delegate is at his
nome In Boston. and rot aware OF his election
uhtll ADVISED by wire yesterday. He is reported TO
be favor able TO Reed
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26

net believe they for the free coinage OF silver silver
at l6 to !. Ii looks now. however, as II the SILVER
men will be in a majority at Chicago
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26
CARPET T. NJ. STEWART.
326 9TH AVE., =
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UnH pandrun Hair Failing Seal s:ase Don .sin ssm
r.st HAIR GROW Err Dressing LAkak svii-As

tournament In London present ana ne .DS ne
team 70 England to compete In the tournament
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26
NOT GOING TO LONDON.

At meeting of the Board OF Fire Commissioners
held yesterday afternoon Captain Beasley. OF the
National Fire Brigade Union. which is to hold a
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26
,,,-,,,.r,,c,v urpREWs INDORsE MKINLET.

rrov Y V Nav g-The Hebrew KepubIicah
cr,h =, Troy has unanimously Endorsed me - can can
G,9acv Of Mckinley for the nomination TOT f'es'-
dent of the United States.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26
OBITUARY..

GENERAL LOUIS F. MENABREA
pome Nav 25-General Louis Frederick MehA-
hroo MARQUIS de Val Dora. died to-day in ChamT
hary
New-York tribune., 1896-05-26
EDWARD ARMITAGE.

London. May 25.-Edward Armitage. n'stoi'o.
- r,,ral nainter and member OF the hoy@
anu n nu, n,u ded al Tunbridge Wells yesterday
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ELIzABETH.cITY, N. c.

Elizabeth City, N. c., Jan. 10.z(Spe-
cial)-ReY. DR.. Blackwell's sermon
Sunday night will he Gross Against
Crescent, or the Nineteenth Ccntury's
Chapter to the Book of Martyrs" A
special hymn on bleeding Armenia will
be sung by the choir. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Mr.. Claud Foreman, who has been
on on the lumber business. has returned
for n short visit to his family on Main
street.
Mr.. Bruce Martin, who has been Wis
Ting his mother, Mrs. Il. r. Martin,
TN Church street for some time, has
returned home.
Work ON driving the piles of the
Fiber creek is progressing very rapidly
number though are disappointed OF
account of the narrowness ,f the width
and the shallowness OF thu depth. y
number Of the leading propogators
seem discouraged Also
Music will not be furnished by the
pipe organ In the Methodist Church oi.
Sunday on account of some of the keys
being out of order
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GAINESVILLE, N. C.

Jamesville, N. c., Jan 9.-(Speclal)-
Messrs. Charles Spruill and George Coo
per returned last week Grm Fortrcs.
Monroe.
Miss Mamie Hazlett returned t
Peace Institute, Raleigh. n. c., Mon
day. She has been spending two week
OF holidays at home. Her parents CAV.
splendid dinner Sunday TO q few
friends.
w. l.. Stalllnger is getting his sein,
ready for work.
Professor Il. II. Carantkam to THE re
gret of his pupils as we'll as others /
going to leave. We wish him succe.:
wherever he goes.
Professor II. j. Peers school bega
Monday.
The police arrested two Mys thi
week for shooting fireworks on th
street. The Mayor fined them one cen
and cost.
Rev. III. II. Whedbce preached thrc,
very fine sermons on Sunday.
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AUCTION SALES-THIS DAY. 3
A ts3sIlGNEEs SALE OF STOCK OF
MERCHANT cR'c'IHANr fA1LoR1Na. CLOTH
me AND MINIS FURNISH
ING GOODS. ETC.

By virtue of deed OF assignment exc.
euted b. II, d. Nichols and w. A. Wal
lace, doing business under the firm name
and style of Nichols & Wallace, dated the
third day of December, iSa5, and duly OF
record. 1 have taken into MY possession.
as such trustee. all those two Certain
stocks of Merchant Tailoring, Clothing
and Mems Furnishing Goods and ali Other
property. including TaIlors' Outfit, Fur
niture, Fixtures and appurtenances con-
tanned in storehouses No. 1863 Main streef
Norfolk, and No. 2g1 Washington avenue
Newport News. Virginia, respectiveiy
ALSO nn other property used by said
Nichols s. Wallace in connection with
their said business. -
"A competent agent: has been placed I'm
charge or said stock, who Wilt for the
present. under my direction, sell said
stock aud cond,.ct the tailoring business
at both stores as above mentioned
All persons making purchases In tho
above lines will find It to their intercsf
to call at said stores. f 'r
All persons Indebted to the late firm
of Nichols x Wallace are hereby notified
to make settlement Mt once with the
undersigned or at either of the above
stores.
-, William N. PoRrLocK.
des-tf Trustee.
THE ABOVE STOCK OF GOODS
Will be sold IN lots or parcels to suit
ct r',hic auction, commencing on
THURSDAY. January, 9, 1896, and con-
tinuing from day to day ut tho hours of
10 4. m. and n. m.
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EDENTON, N. c.

Edentln, n. c., Jan. 1O.-(Spcoial) J.
DR.. II. billiard has been appointed b!
the State Board of Agriculture as vol
untary weather observer for our litn
city, and has received from the Govern
ment the necessary equipments
Mr.. Thomas Armistcad, of Plymouth
is In town to-day.
Mn. f. A. White, proprietor of tn
Buy View. after several days sickness
is able 10 he out again.
One Will see that quite Il number .
drnmmers Visit our town regularly by
examining the register of the hotel
Nh w. o. Elliott's new residences o
King street, are nearing completion.