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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
Notice Of Mo tsa.e foreclosure.


Whereas. default has been made in tile con.
dHH usDi a M rtgage. cunlanhtng a b. wrr al
sale. tuade and uatc,i June l5uii, 4 90, by G,tsno-
er Gun lsrsoa, q stngl, man. - dLnIam l..
I(uF,is. npon Wiiicii there IL dne AT this dat q the
sun If four hundred t,seftS-tlree dollars and
sIxtg-lwo cents.
Now. notice is hereby given that said mart.
gage viii be- forecluscd. by a sale OF tie mon.
gagged remises. situated ia III county ot Day,
Stuth Dakota <tnd teSsrtbcd ~ follows. To-. a.
Tho enst half lE}sl uf the mlrtb eIsC q6artrr
lAkh4I snd the east hail E% toi the south cast
qiIaftrr lSEi4l of section uuirta-foir - uI
Township utn' hundr't twenty -,slc ll2l .tttlI
of Range hity-tiye 1851 west. wtich sole viii Dc
mate by public auction. AT .ie fruit door 81
the court honse. IN Web ,ierl la SAID ., uhty 81
Day aud statr uf Soufa Ddkuta. on Sa4uT ~.
the 3tiI day OF March 1856. at one ocluck IA 10
AFTERNOON, To sHtisfy the ano9At tina. via ia a
be dte uE said IA, rtgage. anu costs and attor.
ny 5 fees.
Dated January Mth, 1895.
William 4. Curtis. Mortgage.
Jusephus Alley q Chain, rs Cuui-.
Attorneys for Mortgagec.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
Notice Of Mo.t.ag, Foreclosure Sale.

Notice or Mort-age Foreclosure Sale.
Default naving been made in tise conditions
of n certain mortgage made. executed aud de-
livered by Ole I'auis N al Anp. Pauispn.
mortgaeors. go J,tn 4. FIJI y u>ortgagee
datei February 25r1. \. ID. 1885, an duly r.
G, rlpti in the Office al the rr stsf, fdasl = an
day of February. 1885, at3 10 IcfarS q. ~. in
book 20 Of mortgage, ~ pagr41A - uated IN
said Day cUuntyt Outi DaKuta. and described
as I lipws trrwit: rHt Etsi vn ~iIIlf of the
South West quarter (kh ot S,fL North WcsC
quarter of South West quarter(NNA "f SWAt.
and $ oath " II quarter ~ North " 81 quarirr
t~NA of h,uf S,cttpu Gumhs r twenty eight
l2SI, IeSnSittp une ,utalrtt 40 twspt y-f,ur
ti2IJ, n,,r,n 81 Range tf yea& Dol Mu4t nf The
Principal Meridian. containing ,iIa iuudr.i
amt sixty acres. more ar l-ss, Accounting to the
government survey ther 'of.
Nhtrh SAID trtault "thassets iu the TAI urt of
the papmenI uI S4. " tirf" s;Yp,, SAM mortgage
Decenib,r list, 1898 Sl5.D5 due ID cpntb r lst,
1884 aad sla.OQ iuc tliur n Fees 1.Asr tst. 1870.
Aud Whereas u ~ stt5ul trf4-us al mortgage
that ~ ease .t-fauII siatib ma . IA thr pay
Iment at tlle ,slm secuted 49, sstil m-rl@tWe. r
ANY parr hereuf, then aGti IA etih pi ease. tie
winnie sum secured thereby, s.tttl M ~ option
of the holder thereof, Usc"in- mnhhisatl5 dus
and payable:
.Ani whereas the said Ilhn A.. Tod ~. the
owiler ~ sart morUgagr, has. by reason uf such
detauat, declared aud does ic"'ny DECLARE he
whole amount secured by SarI IN artgtgB due
aud payable. and THAI ala arS ,ug, due and
elaine" To bu due thpr su l. the sIm of Five
huntird an ntnclA-Re dol IS aud ninety
NfhAr 10 Nv
No" nrr Ter, mo-. ice is her,oy given that by
virta.. ni iIr poncr ,f safe il SAID mortgage
c~uiitalnod. itni tha statute tu such cast made
aild provides. the Sdtl mortgage will 10 I rr-
closed by u sale uf the abpyr described mort
gagged Pr'nliS : at puDtic au'tIpn. by tla
sheriff Il sal Day couutA, or his deputy. ai he
front door al the court hol~' IN the city If
Webster IN the county of Dtv. Sputa Dakota.
on tie 29,ii ,ay al FL bruary \. -. lsQG. attwo
o'clock IN the afternoon { that dan, u satisfy
the stld IN + gage debt De,idvs I,e COSTS of
this foreclo~t re.
Dated Jan. J.fi. 1896.
j. IL. LUND JoHN A. ToFLEY.
Att rncy. VI rTGaGpe.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
Notice Of Mortgage F.rcclo ,ure Sale.


Default having been made in the conditions
of "A mortgage given by John X. Taylor and
Sarah Il. Taylor, his wife. mortgagors. To-
William L. Havrns, mortgage, dated Septem-
Der 18th, "A. D.. 1892, recorded September 18th,
1892 in the office of register of deeds of Day
county South Dakota, III book 30 of mortgages.
on page 1877, niortgaging the east one-half -En-
al lots ngmbcr eighteen -i8- and number nine
teen 10. in block number nine O.. i'm the Viii,
age of Webster. Day Gonuty. South Dakota.
according To the plat thereof ON file aud Of re-
cord in ,sffice Of register of deeds in and tor said
county, and there is claimed to be due on said
mortgage at the Gate of this notice the sum of
$Is6.52.
Notice is hereby given that said mortgage
will be foreciosed by a sale of tho said mort
gagged premises ON SATURDAY.. the 9Th day of
March. A. ID. 1896, at the hour Of I O'Clock p.
m., at the front door of the court house in the
city of Webster, Day county. South Dakota. to
pay said debt together with costs aod at
torney's fees.
Dated January BIRD, A. ID. 1896.
William +. Ravens
J. III. Mccoy, Mortgagee.
Attorney FOR Mortgage, Webster. s. d..
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
Caucus.

leir will be a cluraS held at the VAN
IN srInnol-lrou-'' on Tuesday the25th
of February, 1896, or the purpose
ling Ia nomination township off
Tor the rdSultg year ior Wfe,strr
liship. - b. voted on al the rrguinr
meeting. Il. &. EDGAR.
Town Clerk.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
SD Warmer,
.ursday. February 20, 1898.
pAMs aHAe4as. praprietors.
All tree


hose who have used DR.. Kings New
corery know lis value aird those who
~ not hav now the opportunity to
III Tree. Call ON tn advertised drug
md go 4 trial hottie free. send
ir name and address 10 II. Il. Bmrklen
%, thic'igo. aud gat a sample box Of
Kings New Lie Pills as well ns a
IS of Guiie to Health aad Household
tfuctor frtr. Al. oi which * guuran-
} to do Won good and cost you moth
4 Il. Ross x Cos drugstore.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
OF x
pod Story of the Congressman, Who
May Soon Retire.

pod story OF the Congressman, WhU
May ICON Retire.
is reported among the Washington
ids of Representative Culberson of
IS that he will soon retire from po-
aI life TO accept a position of I'm ted
es judge by presidential appoint
t.
I'm going TO q wedding tonight"
the member from Texas the other
land this wedding Is the result
3ne weman's happiness TO which |
fibuted q little. Some months ago
ldy called OH me with an appeal to
her tosecure "A place IN the govern
/ service-anything TO support her.
and her dependent parents. She
from my state, and | soon es.ab-
d the fact that she was a lady in
y particular, cultured and at the
time remarkably beautiful. Ter
4 impressed me, and so did her APP
ince, ant. l undertook 10 find her n
ion. / made a round OF all the de.
rents, bne everywhere / ran M
lst the civil service ghost, and rs y
ree0rt compromised upon a place
g general postoffice department mt
a ntunth, sewing maiibags. It's
)f tho hardest places in the govern
Gepm TN ent. IL was not the sort
lace Icared TO otter her. but 1t was
could get. and she accepted it
y rather than be without anything.
he Lad not been in the department
Lefoe sne became a general favor
Her ways caught everybody. They
anmesLed The heart OF a gentleman
igh standing and q good deal Of
II who used to visit the depart.
on business, acc dentally became
anted with my pro egse aud fell
sc with her. He cenrted her for
Je and then propo ed. She accepted
ana tonight I'm to be the guest Of
on the occ.,, 90 Il her marriage,
ia scaif il haaI't boon for me she
noi hsve got into the la. lhag
sneat I'D he wCuI1 nGvar have
snd : used 10 her. No / say we
MY Ly ccntIib-
,ppgutsS Cd otners. -
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
OF - -agr + Ferlo,ure sale.

OF 80 - -agr FlPerlo,urp sale.
MOTTO J. Is hereby given that 1 mortgage.
~ mate and dated Decemb r 18th, 1891. 10y
Ida q. MurSn ana tieofge ". Mu<Se. h,r hus-
baud. - William H.. Curtis, upon ahirh thcra
* claimed ~ be due at ttiis date three hunirsi
f"rty-threc doiiars AMI twsnty->ix cents, will
b. force 'SetI by sale of the mortgaIeI prom
ises. situate ia Day Coanty. ) uti, Dakota, to-
wit The east haif of tle northeast quarter of
SectI"u InIr A-tiv" ia tnSIslIip one hundred
twrnty-ots'. range t~fty.five. At the iront door of
the curt hous, :, WcbsSpr. ia saii county. on
the 2Sti day ot March. 1895. at one O'clock ia
the aftcruaon.
Dated February Stll. 1886.
JosEPHUs ALLEY WILLIAM l.. CURTIS.
CHALMERS IURTIss. MorTgagee.
Attorue VS. for mortgagee.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
MORTGAGE SALE.
ortgagor, Even IL. Anderson.
Nortgagee, A. Huntington.

mortgagee, A, Huntington.
Mortgage dated April 10, 1894. and recor6ed
70 the Office OF the register of deeds Of Dsy
county. south Dakota, oh the 18th d,y az Ami
A. ID. 1894 in book 30 of mortgages on paga ~,
at IL 30 o'clock a. m. p"eo 'f'
.Mort9aged premises, the northwest ouarte-
OF section thirty-four in township ono bnn.rad
twenty-one OF range tifty-seysu west. Day Cuun.
~. South Dakota. ~"
wise To collect said debt, ~
Amount claimed To be due at the date az tb;s
notice, two hundred and twenty.nIne d,llnrs
Notice Is hereby given that default havin,
oceh MADE IN the peyiAent OF the princinnl and
interest secured by said mortgage. said mort.
gage VIII be foreclosed by n sale ~ said nyorn.
'ses at public auction at the front donr ~ -,
court house in Webster, Day County Sontb
Dakota, on the ith day of April A.D' lsae ~,
the hour OF Que O'Clock p. M. of said d.v' =,
satisfy the amount which shall then be In, ~ ~
said mortgage. incluuIny uax.s nail -. ~
dollars attorney fees, and all legal costs ' ~
foreclospre. -" "sN Oh
Dated at Webster. South Dako,. ,,i. M,
day OF February A. ID. 1895. '"N isth
y 4, HUNTINGTON,
Attorney for mortsagec.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
LEASE NOTICE.

ONCE Of COMMISSIONS of school and fuoi'e
Lluds, 90, 40
N ,ttce a hereby given. that on the 2iti uas
Of March 1895 all the unteassi school ana gu,
DOWN mt lands In Dty county WI ns oa.i
der at the front door Of the court house IN s.lu
county. The leasing will be hell between tme
hours OF ten O'Clock a. m. and tive ocinck y; III
each day until all tracts OF schae! aai caeoS'
ment lands have been off ere | for lease.
Pierre.S D.. Jan. 18th. 1895.
j. 4. LoCRaARr, Commissioner OF Schools
,,'d pnbiic D,nIs. J-l6-i0g.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
E.,r over Cir ! Years

old and well-tried remedy Mrs. Winslow's
hing syrup las been used iur over fifty
: by "A million mothers for their children
q teetlang. with perfect success. Ii soothes
~suiIens the gums. allags al .aln.
s wind collie, aud Is thr bsst remedy for
shoea Is pleasant 10 the taste. sold by
eSists 10 all parts of the world. Twenty I've
$ a b tide. It's value j. incalcuabie BE
aud ask for Mrs. MinsloNs Soothing
l. ami take no otner.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
Election Notice.

ne anunal unwnlnreting or Webster
viii b. held on Tuesday,
eli 3, at the yanDu~rn schpothoaSe
'rbsier Township, Day COUNTY.
T. q. EDGAR.
Town Clerk.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
"a ire cf 80 ,g FOR ei,su { al (.

Nt ire CT 80 ~ z cor eitsu q al
WHEREts. default has been made in the
w conditions of u mortgage, containing a
power of sal made and dated the 25th day of
January. 1899. b. Peter Il. Egelapi, a siiyin
mau, m"r,gag"r, 80 william l.. Curtis. mort.
gagec ant " rtciirt IN The office Of tho register
Of deeds "f Day ounty. SCUM Dakota. IN oopk
IA" of mortgages AT page i3l. and thpra Is due
upon the dat. of t,lls n,licc tie sum uf seven
hundred forty-eight dollars and seveniy.iwo
crnt~.
Now. notice * hereby gwen. that said mort
gage will tie fureciused by Il sale of the niort-
gagged promises. situated IN said ouliity az DAY.
south OAK IA. ana described as ftlo ~. towit:
llr southeast quarter tss J. III Sccfi, ~ eigt,-
iesu t15l 10 township ~ . hundred twenty tI2Ol
north of rango iftt-f ar t5i, vast. waIch safe
Viii bc mate Al publr aurliun. by the sheriff
ut said county. al thn rent a. ar Of the court
house 1 WHISPER. in saIu county Of Day ana
: ate ut > uth Dtkota. ON ~aturIay. the 2Sth
day at Marcl 1895, AZ the tIpur of one % clock 10
the afternoon az mat day, To satisfy the amount
that will then be due on said mortgage anu
costs and attorney s fees.
Dated Febrnary Stii, 1896.
JOSEPHUS ELLEY * MILAN L.. QUITS.
CHALAEks ,URTIs, Mortgages.
Attorneys fer M rtgagee.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

SUMMONS.

State of South Dakota, In the Circuits Court
County Of Day. ihh Judicial Circuit
Farmers and Merchants Bank, a Corr iratt9a'
W.. Iiaih'Ah'
S. G. Swayne, Defendant.
Tho State OF South Dakota sends greeting to
the above named ID feudant.
You are hereby aud required Z"
answer the complaint of the piatntitf ~ the
above entitled arti N, "A copy of which VIII DO
iiled in tbs office of ths ctcr< at tile Cirruit
Court within aud for said Day County. at Web
ster, South Dakota. within thirty days after
rhe service of this exclusive OF the
day of service, aud If you fail to answer the
gaid complaint wifhin the time aforesaid, the
Plaintiff will take judgment AGAINST ynu, Tor
the sum ( Five hundred and sixteen dollars,
with interest thereon at the rate OF II per cent.
per annnm from the 9th day of January, 1876,
besides the costs in this action.
Dated at WebSt,r r. South Dakota, this 9Th,
day of January, 1886.
j.. III. McCoY,
Attorney for Plaintiff
And you, ). e.. Sw Iyus. dtfi n liant no we
named are h .reby aotitied that the complaint
in the above entitled action, was tled IN the
office Of the clerk If the Circuit Court. AZ Web
ster. south Dakota ON tbs 5th day of February
1895.
j. III. McCoY. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Webster. >. OAK.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
nell sec IS. T i24. r 80
Formerly .. G.. Huston.
swA sec Is. L I22, X So
Formerly w. r.. swami
n1s Of mes sec =. 4 ~. X ISL
ms OF nv sec y, rI22 Il rs
Formerly John j. Longcor.l
Al low prices for cash.
j.. ALLEY.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
The Reporter and Farmer
AND
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer.

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The Enquirer is a nine-column
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Thursday.
Largest in size, cheapest in price,
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plain print, good white paper. If
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Call OF send orders to
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
OF NOVEMBER 4th, 1896.
The NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

leading Republican family newspaper of the Uatel Stoc% will pubfh al the political
W. of the day. hprNimgt to very nhuon citizen rsurn Hose Of p1y affiliations
Also genaaln news in attractive form fndn crrt p N immc rvnHuE The swsofuawrHt
authority. fascinating short stories complete in oact nnnoa, the crnm OF the hHn"ss
papers foreign anl Il rneHc with tharb sHe % mis- itnrs. fthjpn puos al eibr rat IL
srrptnns ofw mus attire with tvtrt AL atr,siva lsplrtn'1t y l'1''dl tr1'a
Ny Yu5 Wndy rrbli1'is epiltu ay ptr 80 rttra'ti r:"t 81 az
ofany Other weekly publication tpths country tsueif from the No ola iah. Lhr2 eh"'s
eng made n its Ihhst ten ll, l., dv,u Ttltr .t AL ytrNy. ali eslsnuy n3
interest to thew pm ond young people of the household.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-06-11
MR.. POPE
A GoIdsboroBo Of Which the Com
munity is Proud.

Mr.. Pope Washington is at
home on a vacation for a few
days.a ter having graduated with
honOrs last week at the .. S.
Naval Academy at Annapolis,
Md. His father Col. J. A. Wash
ington was present when the
proud event took place and &C
companied his son to his home ia
this city. Mr.. Washington will
spend the brief vacation that
has been allotted him visiting
the familiar scenes of his hoy
hood around Goldsboro in com
pany with his many friends
here that are proud of the emil
hence which he has achieved.
At noon on the 22ud of this
month Mr.. Washington is or
dered TO report on board the U.
S. Steamship Columbia, of the
North Atlantic Squadron. now at
anchor at Staten Island. for two
years active service on the staff
of engineers.
1t has been something over
four " ars ago since Mr.. Wash
iugton passed a successful exam
nation in this city aud Won the
caGetship at West Point over sew
eral competitors. On going to
Annapolis he chose the mechanic
cal department in which to con-
centrate his studies. and since
that time by dil'gent study, com
bined with practical experience,
he has baen considered worthy
by competent judges to carry a
commission that will authorize
him to take complete control oi
the machinery and engine on
a steamship. For the first two
years his salary will only be
1000 a year, and the next two
|S2.O 900 a year, and after that i,
grows larger according to ser
vice.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-06-11
A Massacre Averted,

London. June 8.--The Times
has a dispatch from Canea. Island
of Crete, which says that grea5
alarm continues among the
Christians there. They assert
that only the presence of foreign
warships has saved them from a
general massacre.
The principallsource of fear to
them are the Turkish soldiers,
who are the same as those who
gained notoriety at Zeitoum at
the time of the Armenian mas
sacre. They RI selling watches
and jewelry, which they openly
state they took from Armenians.
It is asserted also that human
ears with earrings in them IT be-
ing sold. There is every prob
ability, ;" says the Times corress
pendent, that IN the event OF
disturbances the soldiers would
Join the Mohammedan mob. The
insurgent chief at Askypo de-
ciares that the Turks lost 200
men at Vamos and the Christians
80 men,"
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-06-11
AbIdze
EIySipelaS

j There Is no disease Of the blood
which 50 completely puzzles the doc
III ~ ErysipelaA They admit that
it l. = blood trouble, bat like other such
diseases they are unable to effect a
~.~, -
It Is not surprising that those who
are Afflicted with this distressing dis
cas- should suffer such untold ~agonies-
Like 4 consuming aau9e. it cover the
skin with \ fiery, burning redness
which is almost unbearable, and only
those who have been so afflicted can
describe its fortunes.
Aside from the suffering which Fry
siPelas causes, there is always great
danger attending the disease, unless
promptly checked. The Inflammation
spreads through the tissues of the skin
and, when 4 vital part is attacked, the
result IN disastrous. Often the bones
are affected, and become so diseased
that they crumb1e away, leaving the
patient an invalid for life.
Here is such a case, where the doc
tors were unable to afford relief, and
strongly urged an operation.
Miss Ada Wainwright is a most esti-
mable young lady, residing at Alamo,
Tenn After being under the DOCTORS
care constantly for three years and de-
clared incurab1e, she saw before her
only the gloomy life of an invalid
Under date of May 9Th, 1895 she writes
81 feel it my duty to inform you OF
the great good I have received from
your remedy, S. S. S., for I am sure
that it saved my life. For three year.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-06-11
GETTING READYlN STLOUIS
Out Of Town Newspaper Men are
Arriving and the City is
Getting in Shape

ST Luis, June Up to date
there are five times more out-Of-
town newspaper correspondents
IN 81. LOUIS who have come to
the NAtionai Conven iol tlan
politicians. Less than half a
aez II p~oiitirians of national re-
pute haze put i'll an appearance.
It IS not expected that there will
be much Ieai activity in a po.iti-
cal way until the arrival OF M.
"A. Hanna, Major McKuey's
manager, With.his forces. He is
expected tuesday and also is
Thomas =. PIatt, who is coming
to took after the interests OF
Lev. 2. Morton. It is also said
that Ex-Governor Gear, OF Iowa,
will put in an Appearance before
the middle Of the week, with d
cops of assistants to engage in
the preliminary sklrmish in be-
half of Senator William B Alli-
son.
The bill posting brigade of the
I1dWh0yC ot0cC C0uoiooeO "US
here to>lay and as a result litho'
graphic portraits of Senator Ali
sou have been hung in shop win
dows and posted upon the deao
walls IF the town. The nationa
committeeman will also be here
before the close Of the week.
All the arr Engagements for hand
ling the crowd have been com
ple1ed. Tte convention hall has
had all the finishing touches, anc
will be dedicated with pomp ane
ceremony this week.
None of the managers OF the
Republican Presidential candi
date haye as yet arrived. Nc
Kinley has a number of lienten'
| ants here, however. The lates
arriyal is ex~Congressman A. e
Thompson, Of Ohio, who will
General Grosvenor will argu'
Tue cases Of the contested Nc
Kinley delegates before the ma
| tioral committeeman have ar
rived. They are G. w. Hill. o
Teunessee, and J.. 0. X. Long
Of Florida, both being avowe'
Mckinney men.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-06-11
PikeyiIle Letter.
Pikeville N, c., June

lhOVllIO ~. Sss OuC p
DEAR ARGUs;-Elder J. T..
Edgerton's new tobacco packing
warehouse is nearing complies
ton.
Messrs. J. S. Pilkinton and S..
G. Pate of Patetown, were visit-
ing relatives and friends in town
Thursday.
Don't forget that Rev. A. L.
Ormond will fill his regular ap-
pointment here next Sunday at
8 p. N.
Ouf farmers are now we'll up
with their work and crops are
looking very promising.
Miss Kittie Dees, who has
been visiting relatives ln this
section and who made many
friends during her stay, return
ed to her home at Grantsboro
Saturday.
Miss Bell Winders. and sallie
Merritt. of the Pinkney section.
were in our midst Sunday the
guests of Miss Rose Ezzell.
The Alliance hall presented
a gay scene Thursday night
when it was brilliantly lighted
and the fair and bIushing young
maidens and gallant young men
of our town and surroundings
assemhlek there to participate in
an ice cream supper. which was
given complimentary to the vis'
iting young ladies.
About 8 O'Clock the delicious
ice cream and other refreshments
were served to the entire salts
faction and enjoyment of al
present, after which the hours
were passed away very pleasant
ly in merry games and socia
conversation. j. T, Fl.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-06-11
Hoke Smiths Bad Defeat.
Atlanta. Ga. T

Atlanta, Ga, June Z.
The silver men are rejoicing
over having giving Hoke Smith
a hard fall. OF the 1877 counties
administration Democrats have
been elected in only ten. Seven
of these are i'll the Eleventh
(Turner's) district. where many
Democrats stayed out from the
prilnari S, as they declared to be
bound by what they call the
snap action of the Congressional
con mittee in Turner's interest,
and they will vote for an indie
pendent against MIN. if the Chi
cago convention declares for sill
YER. baslng their action on the
idea that Turner being violently
opposed to silver cannot run as a
Democrat, in the face of the sill
yer national platform. In this
they are turning against the gold
men the argument which the adj
ministration people used i'll try
ing to secure a postponement of
the State convention.
Ten counties out of 1877, or a
total of 81 delegates out Of PA.
is pointed out by the silver men
as the endorsement which
Georgia Democracy has given to
the Secretary of the Interior,
who came back and asked for all
endorsement at the hands of
those to whom 10 Washington he
referred TO as my people" Then
they point closer home aul show
that the Secretary's home coun-
ty. where every influence was
brought to bear in support of
the gold ticket. on the idea of
personal Endorsement, went for
silver and against TIE admins
tratiou by a majority of pearly
22o. 900. Two votes were cast for
the silver ticket in the county to
one for the gold ticket. Every
ward in the city and every voting
presinct in the county went
against the administration.