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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-01
RAW COTTON FOR JAPAN.
Large Increase I'm shipment. From
san Frnncf&eo

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec N.-Collector
Wise has tslegra phed 70 the bureau OF
statistics at Washington his monthly re-
port Of the total quantity Of raw cotton
exported from this port 20 Japan. In all
70 90 bales passed through the custom
house IN this city. showing a large in
crease over the quantity shipped last
month. when but 2oso bales were sent
across the ocean.
During October about so bales were ex-
ported. The shipment of cotton for China
during the past month consisted OF 80
bales
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DENVER. Dec. q The case OF the
Uuited States IS. the linton Pacific rail-
road was dismissed today bv Judge Hal
lett In the. United States district court.
This acton was br5ucht bv the govern
ment on behalf % 2 aao people. for the
purpose q clearing tltles 70 land pur-
chased from the railroad. secured By gov
eminent grants.
Judge Hallett also declined 10 issue an
order compelling rhe Union Pacific Den
ve- & Gulf railroad - pay taxes on Pull
man cars used ny the company in Colo
rz+Fo
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Mineral I.roanet of ttnh.

SALT LAKE. Dec. 1.-THE Tr.bun. co.
rYr~row morning will print a statement Of
ts,e mineral pro8uct % Utah for this year
f-s-rp.less by Wells. Fargo & 60. The
statement eaows an output - 2Si so
hounds % copper. =. t3J.1sa pounds % IN
raaus8 laaB. s.T2ST - ounces of fire silver
"a a. 90 ounces of hne gold. Cbupss q r x
-ha s~9}t ard silver a. faelF ursuT vaiua-
*tor arsa are other metals a. tzesr value
a. the sea hoard. makes a total valuation
- the pr0ancf Is 81 -. showing an In
erase - E. 81. 30 over lasf year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-01

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 3i-Frank Pugh,
postmaster at Perkins SIX miles east of
here. is a defauber He had been derellct
In sending official statements. and Inspec-
tor Thral began an investigation. When
the Inspector demanded the money on
hand. Pugh sad. II win get t." leaving
the office. He has not been seen since. A
shortage OF S125 was made good by his
brother. The postoffice department will
try 20 catch the defaufer who is well con-
nected. young snd unmarried
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-01
WOMAN DOCTOR Found GUILTY.
Verdict Against Carrie johnson mt
Pueblo, Col

PUEBLO, Col. Dec. 31.-Dr. Carrie
Johnson. a well-knowu female physician.
formerly Of Washington. was today found
guilty of murder In the second degree.
She was charged with having caused the
death of Mrs. Ella A. Kelsey last Sep
ternber by criminal malpra ctice. Mrs.
Johnson VIII probably be sentenced 10
prison for twenty years
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-01

SAN FRANCISCO Dee 81 Judge Cot,
fsv made an order TO-DAY allowing Johr
W Alackay and Richard Y. Dey. frus-
tees under the viii o. Mrs Theresa Fair
81 s.S for their services from August
1894. 20 August Ita1: sass FOR services
from August. iss5 70 August. ISss. an5
S6 ~ for distributing = m 80. A. ~
same tine Mr.. Meschey alea an assign.
merit % al commissions Sue him 20 Mr.
Dey, who thus receives tzs SgI.
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out a permit, and this Cart Murray aid
noS nave. TIE consul issued a certtfc&se.
however. stating ais refusal and the rea-
son thereof TIE Commodore went down
ne river about ; o'ci9cs. en- officer from
s1e revenue cutter Boutwell, having ssee1
paced ca board 20 see that no one was
taAeEl a0oara while going down the river.
ne ofneer was Instructed - leave the
RoaE al The mouth ef rRa river
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Rivera said 10 Re Dead.

HAVANA. Dec. 31.--Gen. Ruis Rivera,
who succeeded Antonio Maceo al tho
head Of the patriot forces in the province
OF Pinar del Rio. IS wounded. according 10
advices received here from Artemisa. II
was stated here this evening that Gen.
Rivera subsequently died of his wounds.
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CRITICISED GOV. MORTON.
Inspector General Merewen Remov-
cd Fram Ofsire.

ALBANY -. Y, Dec. 1i.-Frank g
NcINwen. inspector general. National
Guards Of Rev York. has been removed
from gffics by Gov. Morton for making
publ mis- annual report without fir1t
submitting 81 - his superior officer. tho
satufaus general In that report Mcfew-
en-. 81 is claimed committed an additional
breach ~ military rules by crFictsiug the
star Of the governor. who Il cornua auder-
ss-ch.sf of the National Guards OF this
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-01

CHICAGO. Dec si-The official can
vass OF the vote Of Maryland Was COM
plsted today. this being the last state.
TIE total vote OF al the states was isoS6.-
"a. Mckinley received 7.lal 4el Bryan.
6.sso.65s; Palmer. ls5 800; I,evering. Pro.
lao,aoo, Bentley, National Issas; Ma
chette, Socialist. 2&has Mcklnley's plu-
raiity, 6S9.s42; majority, sls.Sgs.
The following table gives che votes east
In the several states for the presidential
candidates:
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pfsfdeud VIM He Paid

NEW YORK. Dee gf-The application
os Mortimer Headrf IKE 20 make permanent
a temporary Injunction restraining ths
Manhattan Essvatsd Railway Company
from declaring q dividend vas denied to-
say by Js8xe Truitt n tAe supreme court
TIE arp cation Wzs based apon the ate
gsEiCu taat the dividend had nor beea
earug4
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WORCESTER. Mass, Dec. 3i.-Firs
broke out early shis morning fn Cromp-
tons block. TIE blaze for a tine tareat-
ened Front strees. taking In Colonial hall.
Fr9nt stree fheater and PiIer's block a.
the corner ~ Main street. but waa cheek
ea about A. N. ard confined TO cromp-
son.H. Loss. sTs.p9s
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wAsHINGToN, FRIDAY. JANUARY

OK Buchanan. ". Va. and Representative
Bontela OF Maine. also made brief argu-
merits fn behal. cs iu-nss- interests.
The Afternoon session was opened by C.
r Land. Of Boston, who prese-ted
memorial from rattan manufacturers. Tre
rres~rt az vaiore-n schedule Mr. Land
declares. Afforded no protection 70 Amer
lean manufacturers.
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,nstmn Lands TO ne Trown Open.

PERRY. Oklahoma. Dec 1l-The report
from washington that Secretary Francis
wsau1d soon declare ths Wicaifa. kiowa
ara Connanchs Indian lands open for set
element has caused CONSERVATION among
she csftlenasu. and they vii try 70 prevent
early action. In the Hneantiune. many COM
qanles are being formed TO secure The best
zanas.
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New sherin surprises the striker.

LEADVfLLE. Gel. Dec. 3i.-The county
board today elected Thomas F. O'Mshoney
sheriff He Is a POpulist, and has been
cons dered favorable to the strikers. In
an Interview ne said he would enforce the
laws 20 the letter. He has discharged the
under sheriff and all deputies, and has an
nounced that ne would have no miners
union men in the office
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Gonzalo de oueseda writes that II a mil
lion dollars can be secured in the next six
ty days, three months thereafter the war
viii be ended in Cuba's favor Command
er-in-Chef Gomez is in Strengthened cir
circumstances, and this may put dam
per on active movements contem-
templated for this winter. But Quesada
believes the friends of Cuba will come to
the rescue in a liberal manner. as they
have done heretofore. Less than 500 200
has been sent to the army in three months,
the report says, and the treasury Is entire
lN pmnfN.
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Th~ Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON. Dee. q -To9ay's state
snens q tns coa1ition of THE treasury
kaowx. AwxfZasle cash balance, s-z7 a., :
a., go.3 reserve, sI3s. sM-E&
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burglars Rife a Bank.

MARSHALL. Mo. Dec. G.-The Bank
OF Alma. No. was entered early this
morning by burglars. who blew open the
vault and the safe and secured about
g 90 in currency.
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DONATIONS To THE PATRIOTS.
United states Has Given More Than
Million 10 the Cause.

BOSTON. Mass. Dec. 5i.--The Journal
says the Cuban provisional government
has forwarded a statement on the money
munitions or war and provisions furnish
ed for carrying on the war from all parts
OF the world since July 30. 1895 up TO No
vember 30. 1896.
report has been circulated that when
the struggle began Gen Gomez agreed 10
receive 100000 TO be paid in instaliments
OF Sse.0eo every three months. IL Is claim
ed that he has already received $50. GO
from the provisional government. and the
remainder is now due and for that reason
ne has become careless and inactive. But
II is denied by the Cuban delegates in
Washington. who say Gomez Is true pa
triot. and is putting his life and soul into
his work.
Following is a recapltulation of the con-
tributions:
Cities of the United States........ 81 7o6. .000
States outside of the cities ........ 215,0on
Foreign countries ....................1.22e !. .22e 600
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-01
NJ M'hINLEY'S BIG VOTE.
Popular Candidate Received A
Total of 7.101.401.
HIS PLURALITY us $50, TAP

A Majority Of 3Ie.3sa-Grand Total
of I3.ose.z6 - Bryan Received
S.Sso.65ts-aaryisnd the last state
20 CcmPiete the ofseAai Cauut-
Only n small Vote Cast for tho
list Nominees.
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F0ottaIi today ! O'Clock. Hghawesght
team Z. II. c. a. -. aish scaoo.. A1mls-
s.on e ceutx.
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HoArssresz, froE whatever cause. $
soonest dtspel}e1 vita pr. 2 Jsyne's Ex-
peE.nEauE
For tie Liver. uzs J4yEs's Pa.alszs
SA2at.ys E.l.s-
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MANY PAPER MILLIONS.
Manufacturers Are Accused of
Forming a Trust.
TO LEVY TRIBUTE ON THE PRESS.

Warm Dispute Before the Ways and
Means Commiftee-yigoro De-
Mai OF Charges Made by the New
York worId-Iumb bermen Make
an Appeal for White Pine-No
Duty Wanted on Log. Because
Canada Employs American Labor.
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PREVENTION or COLLISIONS.
President Fix@s July for Obsers-
nnrr Of Nexr nuIes.

wAsHINGTOS. Dec. si.--The president
has issued q prOei sTnatlon hxinx July 1
as the date when the new rules for pre-
vsntion Of collisions ~ sea. agreed on by
the leading maritime nations OF the word,
viii fakA effect.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 2i.-senator VOL
colt. OF Colorado. the chairman Of the
special senate committee 70 arrange for
a bi-metailic conference Of the nations of
the world, Is going abroad TO confer with
European bi-metallists on the subject.
The purposes Of his visit are known and
approved hy presideut-eiect Mckinley.
and his trip Is made at the request Of bis
associates on the senatorial committee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-01

THE output last year was s33. s2i2ss The
increase this yeau - principally silver
The gold output is about siooOo less than
last year The Cripple Greek output was
abouf & O00 0dA
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OUTPUT OF COLORADO MINES.
Thirfy-sine and Half Millions
CrippIe Creek, $4,000. 600.

Denver, Dec. 1.-THE mineral output Of
Colorado during the year based on returns
Of suelters. redneries and mills. Is as fol-
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QUAY SHOWS HIS HAND
Charges of Bribery Against
Wanamaker's Manager.
DETECTIVE ON THE STAND

'nn YaikenberE FfatIy Accused of
Trying to Buy the Vote of Rep
resentafive WeisS-Tfliard Says
He Was Sent With Money 10 Or.
Sackey-Tbe Testimony Branded
as n Tissue OF Lies-A second
Warrant >eryed-seaat Fight
Grows Interesting.
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EARLY ACTION DESIRABLE.
Mckinley Wants the Monetary Com
ference Called as soon ns
possfbie.

CHICAGO. Dec. 3i.--A Washington spe-
cial to the News contains the following;
Congressman Mondell. OF Wyoming. who
arrived today direct from Canton. where
he interviewed President-elect Mckinley.
said:
Mai. Mckinley is in earnest on the
subject of an International agreement; he
is in accord with the spirit of Senator
Wolcott's resolution. and believes that
action should be taken at once. lie IL In
favor Of calling the conference early in
the spring. lie says it is idle 70 talk Of
postponing action until after the tarlT is
disposed OF. because II anything Is TO bs
accomplished the preliminary steps viii
have TO be taken at once.
Western Republicans in congress were
much interested in the word brought from
Canton by Mr. Mondell.
Congressman Cooper, of Wisconsin,
said:
II am glad the president-elect takes Sc
riousy the pledge for hi-metallsm con-
tained in the platform. The large ma
Jority Of the Republicans in the Western
and Middle Western states voted the Re-
publican ticket because they accepted the
platform pledge in good faith
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-22
MAN OF AMAZING EXPERIENCES
Chicago Nrws)

Born In the eighteenth century. sixty
years n slave, fifty years the husband
OF u save woman, ihirty-four years the
husband OF free woman who was once
sEtVc. and clghty-onc years n prea cher.
OF the gospel. These are some of the
experiences which one man, and only
one man In the world. has undergone.
Ihat man is Elder Sam Pryor. who
yves In Limestone county, Ala, about
Twenty-Five miles from Huntsville.
Elder sam. or Uncle Sam" as he is
atlecttonately called by white folks"
was born In Albenarle county. Va, the
list OF January. 1895. His first master
was Capt. john II. Harris, who served
III the Revolutionary war. His young
mistress. Isabella, married Can't. Luke
irSor, Il lawyer, OF Athens, Ala. who
stlll lives In that place, and Is between
81 ana no years of age. Sam was given
10 her upon the occasion Of her mar
rage and thus became Pryor. He has
been preaching the gospel over eighty
one years and is a Baptist mis-. onnry.
lie gays that he received n CALI from
the Lord eighty-cnc years ago the sec
ond sunday of last May. He now
breaches regularly around his home for
the colorcd people, and often breaches
during his travels and visits.
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Consultation and Examina-
ton Always Free.

MEDICINES FREE TO PATIENTS.
l give regular oculists' examination of
the eye for glasses free.
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No Room for Doubt.

Proof, yes overwhelming proof can
be furnished of the excellent curative
qualities Of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
II caught Il cold which led to cough
and pain in tho chest. (pncumonia?) |
bought DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and
after taking ono bottle of it, The cough
began to disappear; when 1 finished
taking the second bottle was cured
Gustav Thurmastcr, 40 Hickory St..
Clcvcland,O.' DR., Bulls Cough Svu,p
costs but % cents. TNsc only Bulls.
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Are Your Ears
Healthy? If Not This
Will Interest You,
Norfolk, Va, Oct. IL, 1897.

Norfolk, Va, Oct. Ii, 1897.
To whom 1t may concern:
This is to certify that had catarrhal
discharge of the right car for five years,
left there from the effects OF marurlal
fever. ] consulted several doctors and
took treatment, but TO no avail They did
not seem to do much good. In this condi-
ton consulted DIR. frey, the specialist,
and lie treated me about three months.
am glad to say the discharge has stopncd
and believe 1t is permanent cure
would advise all who are suffering with
ear troubles 10 consult DIR. l.. =. iTrcv.
have known several persons who were
suffering with II catarrhal trouble who
have been cured and greatly benefited nv
his treatment.
JOHN o. CARROLL
General manager and secretary American
Protective Insurance Company, office
over The Huh 37i Main street, resi-
dcncc. 500 Tunstall avenue.
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II EIsTFO1tD.

HEREFORD. n. c., Oct. 21.-(Specf,D-
AIR. w. y. Holly, formerly Of the Hert-
ford Furniture company. has accepted a
position with Mr.. W. II. Ward. proprie-
tor of the Hartford Coffin company, as
bookkeeper.
Miss Helen J. Smith and Mr.. w. L.
f. Bnbb will be married next Tuesday
afternoon at O'clock at the Holy Trim
ity church.
Rev. DR.. Kilgo will preach at the NJ.
Il. church tonight.
Work was suspended cn the new
bridge yesterday on account OF The
inclemcncy of the weather.
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J.. d. Smith. Auctioncer.

T HE UNDERSIGNED. n. +. ,SELD-
trust from Charles l.. White and wife.
bearing date February TN %. and duly
recorded in HE Clerks OFFICE Of the Cor
poration Court OF the city OF Norfolk, de-
fault having been made In the payment of
the debt secured 10y said deed, anu having
been requested 10y the party secured by
tho said deed will expose to sale at pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder. at the
Real Estate Exchange, No. 236 Main
street, Norfolk, Virginia. on TUESDAY,
tie md day of November. 1897. at u M,
the following described real estate, sit
untcd in the said city:
ID Lots Nos. 81 "a, IS ana 30 fronting
on the west side OF Chapel street, and
running back between parallel lines 100
feet: lots 81 ana - frontni; OIL the west
side OF Chapel street 70 feet, and lots 2S
ana )? fronting on the west side OF said
street % feet.
90 Lots IS and 10. each fronting q feet
on The east side of Chapel street, and rum
ming back between parallel lines 100 feet.
y plat ct the above property will ba
exhibited on tho day OF sale
TERMS-Onc-third cash and the bal
ancc IN two equal instruments, payable In
sin and twelve months from the dav OF
sale. the deferred payments to bo evil
dcnccd by negotiable notrs, with interest
from day of sale, secured by decd of trust
to hr prepared, acknowledged and record
CI at tn" expense of the purchaser, or al
the election OF the purchaser. he may pay
all The purchase money In cash
~. u. SEIDNER, Trustee
oc2l-tds l.. ID. SMITH, Auctionccr.
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Norfolk Iron Works,
GEO. w. DUVAL & CO.,
No. Is Water Street. Norfolk. Va.

ENGINES, BoILERs, sAWMILI, md
I'LL Kinds OF machinery OF the moot i'm
proved patterns. Also repairing ut the
steamboat work. DUVAI,S PATEtN'T
BOILER TUBE FERRULES are tho
only perfect remedy for lcaky boiler tubes
Tnev can be inserted in a few mInutcy by
any engineer. and arc warranted 10 stop
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p URsUANT TO THE FOLLOWING
deeds of trust. duly recorded in the
clerks office of Norfolk city and Norfolk
creditor therein secured. l will sell at pub
lie auction ~ the Norfolk Real Estate and
foF THeh nn ES $G Main street Nor
ls,l At Y o'clock M, the following prop
crty,to-wit:
HOUSE AND LOT situated on the West
side Of Fourth street, No. 60 (old NOD
Said lot fronts twenty (2N feet on tho
Yves west side OF Fourth street and runs back
between parallel lines sixty (GW feet
Deed of trust made by Patience Brown
ana 1InG Matilda Mccoy. dated November 9Th,
city Clerk office, in Decd Book 1l9 Il, page
>. ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OF
LAND with the double brick house there
s on: situated ;. Ion on the cas-! SIDE OF Smith
and running. back about ?7ta fect Deed
or trust made by Mary L. Shields. dated
iAplil 18th, 1891. and duly recorded in Deed
Office.
3: ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT with the
Mitcd on the north side of SUFFOLK street.
e. feet from the east side of james street
IN tho city of Norfolk Said lot is 80 feet
Orange Epps and Edward plummcr, trus-
tees. dated May SOth. 1892, and recorded in
Deed Book lo7, page oi5, Norfolk city
4. ALL THAT CERTAIN FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT situated on the cast
side of Kelly street or avenue, ut 4 point
distant 100 feet 4 inches from the SOUTH
cast intersection of Kelly street and
broad Creek Turnpke. Said lot fronts
twentH-four ga feet on tie east side Of
Kelly street and runs back between par
allcl lines 100 feet to 10-foot lane. Deed
OF trust made by Logan McCloud and
wife. dated JulS' nth. 1896, and recorded
IN y. T.. 200. rage $50. Norfolk county
Clerks office.
N.AIL THAT CERTAIN FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT situated on the east
side of Kelly street or avenue, at IL point
distant 1915 feet inches from the south
cast Intersection of Kelly street and
Broad Creek 'rurnpikc. SAID let fronts
twcnty-four (2D feet on the cast side of
Kelly street and runs Lack between par
alicl lines 100 feet TO Il 10-foot lane Deed
of trust made by }. w. Staigal, dated
July 18th. lN6. and recorded in ID. II. 10,
page aS6, Norfolk county Clerks office
TEHMS:-Onr-third cash; balance in 1
and years with per cent. interest Sc
cured BY deed of trust on the property,
to hc drawn and recorded at the expense
of the purchaser.
GEORGE w. DEY. trustee.
II l.. lAGE Il CO,
oc.2-tds Auctioneeis
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GREEN WILLIE,

Greenvillc, y. C., Oct. 21.-(SpeciaD-
Miss Almcr Sugg has gone to Raleigh
to attend the State Fair.
IL. +. Strausc has returned from Hem
dcrsOn.
~. ID. Aiken has gone to Richmond.
ihil Crawford has returned from
GOldsboro.
III. y. White has gone to Greensboro
to Visit relatives.
Sheriff w. III. Harrington. T.. NJ. Cheek.
). II. Cory and x. l.. Carr have gone
TO Raleigh TO attend the fair.
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Auction sALEs-TIIIs DAY.
AUCTION sAhEs-FurURE DAY.

BY II. l.. Page & Co, Real Estate Auc-
tioneers, No % Bank street.
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NORTH CAROLINA

City to nIttcnd the fair, but there was
not near the crowd that would have
gone IL the weather had been favorable.
Judge Purnell, District Attorney Ay-
cock and PostoiIlce Inspector Gregory
were In Edenton for Il short time yes
terday.
The young man Samples who was
taken to Elizabeth City for trial on the
Charge OF fraudulent use Of the mail,
passed through here today en- route
to Washington county. his home, he
having been released. Mr.. w. S. Pcn-
dlcton, or our town, appeared fo- him
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EDENTOS.

Edenton. n. c., Oct. 21.-tspeciaD-
w. S. Pendleton and Theo. Ralph have
returned from Elizabeth City. where
they have been attending Federal Court.
Several of our people left on the 8
o'clock train this morning for Elizabeth
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Y.

Halifax. n. c., Oct. 2l.-(SpeciaD-
several or our citizens went TO Enfield
to-day to take in Robinson's Circus.
which exhibited there to-day.
Mt. J. j.. Daniel left for Raleigh yes
terday and will return to-day.
MI. w. d. Wilcox went to Enfield to-
day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-22
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