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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-02-26
ACUTE INDIGESTION
CURED BY DR.. WILLIAMS PINK
PILLS FOR PALE PEOPLE.
Every Sufferer will Recognize the
symptoms Described by Miss Rolling.

Healthy and rosy-cheeked, looking
as though she had never known sick
DAY, Miss Helen Rolling has neverthe-
less passed through intense suffering.
To reporter who called at her house,
No. 267 South Washington street, Co.
lumbus, Ohio, she said:
1.-TWO years ago | had an attack of
acute Indigestion, accompanied by ner-
vous headaches and dizzy spells.
lost in weight, my complexion became
pale and sallow, slight exertion made
me breathe hard and | could not walk
any distance without getting all tired
out. l became alarmed and sought
no lasting benefit and | continued to
grow worse. My stomach could not
digest evn the simplest and most
wholesome food, and dieting did not
seem to help me. And | was so tired
and worn out all the while.
"It was Dr. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People that cured me. | read an
article somewhere telling what these
pills had done and / began taking
them Relief came almost immediate
lily. kept on taking them and my color
came back. / could eat again with
relish and with no fear of distressing
consequences. | began to feel strong
and active and in a short time was re
stored to perfect health"
What DR. Williams Pink Pills fol-
Pale People did for Miss Rolling they
will do for others similarly afflicted
as is proved. by thousands of cases on
1 file.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills cure stom
ach trouble by their tonic action
building up the digestive organs and
enabling them to do the work that ma
ture intended them to do Artificial
ferments and predigested foods weak
en- the stomach in many cases. Medi
cines should not do the stomach's work
but should put it in condition to per
form its natural functions. A diei
book giving useful information will be
sent free on request by the DR.. Will
: liams' Medicine Company, Schenee
4 tady, N. Y.
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StrinatoWn.

Stringtown, Feb 26.-L. e. Henin-
ger of Martinsburg was Stringtown
caller one day last week.
A. H. Dennis delivered hogs to John
Morrell & Co. Friday. ~
VIM. Larmore was Batavia caller
Monday.
j. r.. Vannoy was in Ottumwa last
Friday.
j. G. and T. c.. Hawthorne delivered
hogs in Batavia Monday.
VIM. Sylvester, Jr., was in OttumWa
one day last week.
G. W. Davis delivered hogs in OF
.tumwa Saturday.
E. F. Vannoy and Mrs. A. P. Smith
made a flying trip to Batavia Sunday
evening.
w. L. Mcneil and family of Batavia
and Mrs. U. S. Hawthorne of Compe-
tine visited at G. w. Davis homo
Monday.
Louis Worley moved on the T. c.
Hawthorne place Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Davis
Friday, February 20, daughter.
E. F. Vannoy was in Ottumwa Sat.
urday.
A. M. Vannoy of Nasty Corner was
a Stringtown caller Tuesday.
Mrs. G. A. Clark and Mrs. j. A. Van
noy were in Abingdon Tuesday.
Mrs. j. ]. Smith of Hedrick spent q
few days of last week with her sister
Mrs. F. R. Jones, who is quite poorly
I Paul Mowery will close a very sue
cessful term of school at Smith Rancho
February ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. R. Jones will leave
in a few days for Boulder, Col, for the
benefit of Mrs. Jones health.
u. S. Hawthorne and family visited
at G. B., McNeil's in Batavia Sunday
VIM. BEEN, Jr., moved Wednesda!
on the S. R. Leisure farm one mile
east of here.
S. R. Leisure and Charley Leisure
will leave for Portland, Ore, in a
short time.
A. H. Dennis moved last Wednesda,
from the W. w. Cory farm near High
land Center.
FRED Winner moved the first of thu
week on the farm vacated by A. II
Dennis.
H. L. Scott and S. =. Wright went t
Missouri last week, where they expec
to purchase carload of mules.
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Heota.


Kaota, Feb. 26.-The sick list is
lengthening.
Miss Della Daiber is at home from
two weeks visit with her sister in
LaPorte City
Mrs. David Keiser is very low with
kidney trouble. Her son, Will Keiser,
is here from South Dakota. Mrs. j.
j. Arnold is also very sick with a
complication of diseases. Mrs. Law
renee Daugherty has pneumonia. E.
b. Bower continues belfast with ner
vous prostration.
Martha McDowell's father, Robert
Mcdowell, of Kinross, who has been
sick for several months, died Monday
Funeral services were held from his
home near Kinross on Wednesday aft
ernoon.
R. Elmar Green returned home Mon
day after a year spent in Illinois.
Mrs. Pearl Harris of Richland, was
an over-Sunday guest of her cousin
Mrs. j. c. Richardson
Grace Stewart is home from the
State university.
Samuel Seavey of Minnesota, and
Mrs. butcher of Extra are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Andrew Campbell.
Joe Van Wynkle and Walter Lyle
We're Sigourney visitors Tuesday.
The P. E. O. Sisterhood held very
| enjoyable session at the home of Mrs
e. M. Ritchey Monday evening. The
rooms were decorated with the ma
tional colors in honor of Washington's
| birthday and a patriotic program wa.
prepared. The hostess served dainty
| refreshments
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BidWeii.

Bidwell, Feb. 26.-The teachers
meeting here Friday was largely at
tended and much enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ross are visiting
relatives near Amador.
Milt Roberts of Blakesburg is Wis
iting relatives in this vicinity.
Albert Smith of Blakesburg was Q,
visitor in this section Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Johnston are
moving to their new possessions two
miles southeast of Bidwell
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Lathrop are
moving to the premises vacated by
Scott Johnston.
Thos. Kerr and Frank Lathrop de-
llvered hay in Ottumwa Tuesday.
The poles are about all distributed
along the route for the Bidwell tele-
phone line.
Ernest Garfield formerly of this
place, but now of Derby, Kan, is So
iourning with relatives and old time
friends.
Miss Cora Dewey was an over Sun.
day visitor in Ottumwa
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North EnaIish.

North English, Feb. 26.-Miss Cora
Blaylock, who has been visiting rela-
tiyes at South English for the past
week, is here for a short stay at the
Martin Hill home.
Mrs. M. j. Morrison and Edith Tho
mas are in Des Moines this week at
tending the spring millinery opening.
Mrs. C. G. Howard and son, Rowe,
are visiting friends in Ottumwa.
MI. and Mrs. Theodore Seyb, of
Richland, are here, called home by
the serious illness of Mrs. Seyb's
mother, Mrs. John Dillon.
Mrs. George Richmond, of Sigour.
ney, spent Sunday here, the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. S. j. Griner
Joel Penn, formerly of White Pig
con, but now living at Alta, is here
visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Bess Stump is at home from
Barnes this week during the serious
illness of her grandmother, Mrs Stiles.
Miss Tressa Godshall returned Mon,
day to her home at What Cheer after
a two weeks stay here with relatives
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1O5 North Court Street.

Here is bargain for some one. A
farm Of 122 acres, with two sets of
buildings, / 7 roomed house one A.
roomed tenant house, good barns,
one barn 1Sx %, one barn 30xS0, room
for IL head of horses and room for "a
COWS, NOW room for Is tons of hay,
implement .iouse 20x40, 2 hog houses
17x50 and 1Sx14. good coal shaft with
AZ vein of coal running now, one shaft
not running, vein four feet; this farm
lays " mne of small town, good grad
ed school. This is snap for some
one. Must be sold in 80 days. Price
SIS per acre. Call On or address
J. S. CHANDLER,
201 East Main. Ottumwa
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school house last Saturday evening.
An excellent program was rendered
which was appreciated by all present.
Mrs. Herman Wonderly died at her
home last Tuesday night. She leaves
a husband and five children to mourn
her loss, The remains were inferred
in the Sales cemetery.
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nesday from Allerton. having spent the
greater part of the winter at that
place.
Mrs. Daily is on the sick list this
week.
Mrs. Bessie Hammersly has been
suffering from an attack of the sore
throat the past week.
There will be teachers meeting at
this place Friday night.
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Union township.

Union Township, Feb. 26.-Rev. Al
red was called home last Sunday to
preach the funeral of the infant child
of Marion Bailey. The remains were
laid away in the Bailey cemetery.
Mr. Tomlin, of Drakesville, was a
pleasant caller in this vicinity last
Sunday evening.
Miss Iva Miller closed successful
term of school at the Pleasant Hill
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FOR SALE-A NEWCoMB -FOUR HAIR
ness, lily shuttle, carpet, cloth and rug
loom This is a dandy and you can do
all kinds of weaving on this loom be-
cause 1T has four harness. Good reasons
for selling. Come down and see for
yourself You will find me at Lockman,
six miles northeast of Abba, or address
VIM. Mitchell, Il. ID. No. 4, Abba, Iowa.
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Irish Bend.

Irish Bend, Feb. 26.-Miss Hadie
Seigle and Mrs. H. Fellows were .Keo-
sauqua visitors Saturday
l.. G. Lining is in Arkansas, called
there by the death of sister, Mrs.
Lady.
Boz Frazee held a public sale Mon
day. Everything bought fair prices.
Quite a lot of cord wood is being
shipped from Kilbourne at present.
Misses Orpha and Lena Beggs visit
ed relatives at Kilbourne Sunday.
Miss Ora Boyer is staying with
Miss G. c. Rodgers near Selma.
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HERE is A BARGAIN FOR A QUICK
TRADER

200 acre farm, five eliles from Ottumwa.
Improvements new. win take residence
property for part pay.
$1,000 general stock. new and clean
small town in good locality. VIII trade
for business property In Ottumwa, Oska-
loosa, Cedar Rapids.
$4,000 hardware stock to be sold at dis
count, nearly new. Small farm near OF
tumwa. Take city property for part pay.
House and two lots in Eldon to trade
on Ottumwa residence.
Six room house in Central Addition, will
take team as part pay and give easy terms.
Three room house, worth $500, to trade
on property worth $1,000.
LOWENBERG SEQ
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED TO EXCIIANGE-A GOOD,
large lot in Ottumwl near school and
street cars for horses, young stock, or
sheep. Lot clear, value $30U. Address,
o. Il. NJ, care Courier.
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FOR SALE $50 ACRES ONE MILE FROM
town; new buildings. f. g. Sala, Ewing,
Nebraska.
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FOR SALE-320 ACRES, 24o ACRES Gull
tivated, three miles from postoffice small
house, barn and granaly, $3.50 per acre
will buy farm if sold prior to March H.
terms, 5000 cash, balance easy terms
w. J. White, Aneta, n. ID.
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FOR SAI4E-HOUSE AND TWO LOTS
in Chillicothe, Iowa. Address Alice Com
stock, Chillicothe, Iowa.
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FARMS WANTED.

l want to list lot of farms for sale for
the coming seasons business. Want 9TH
ers where in southern Iowa or northern
Missouri, and want them at once so as
to get them in this years circular Send
full description and price. Usual commits
sion if l sell for you. No sale, no pay.
l am somewhat surprised at the amount
of inquiry | am getting of late for Iowa
and Missouri farms l had expected IL lit
tie let up this year, but the indications
are for another good years business. Have
an Illinois party writes me he wants 800
to 400 acre farm. Another man wants Il
200 acre farm. One unusual feature is
that am getting quite lot of inquiry from
northern Iowa and Southern Minnesota
also from Nebraska and Colorado, want
ing southern Iowa and northern Missouri
farms. Want to issue new list March 1st
SO attend to it at once.
NORRIS WILLIAMS.
Ottumwa, la. Baker Building.
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FOR sALE--2s FEET OF OFFICE RAIL
ing. suitable for office or bank fixtures.
Address 47-2 y care Courier.
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Norris Balm, aged 100 years and
three months, is dead at Abba His
descendants are numbered by scores.
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day. Several visitors were present
and all report good time
Several from this place attended the
exhibition at North Star Friday eve
ming.
Allen Day of South Ottumwa is Wis
iting relatives at this place.
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HoMEsEEKERs, COME TO OREGON.
where there are no storms, no cyclones,
and no failure of crops / have some
good bargains in stock, grain, fruit ,tni
poultry ranches in the grand Williams
cite Valley. Write for special lists to
Henry Amber, Box 50, Philomath, Ben
ton county, Oregon.
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Butler.
.rganbright

Butler, Feb. 26.-Wes Arganbright
was in Hedrick Monday
A. J. Burgess and son, James, were
in Ottumwa Monday.
James Young hauled corn to Butler
this week.
j. w. Arganbright and wife, S. Dab
ney and wife, and Ella Burgess were
in Ottumwa on business Saturday.
Hugh Morrison of Eddyville called
at A. ], Burgess Sunday, on his way
to Hedrick to visit relatives.
Henry Coffman was in Ottumwa
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. j. Burgess came home from
Wright Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Scott started
to their new home in Union, Hardin
county, Monday.
May Roberts of Sigourney was al
home Saturday
Miss Carrie Burgess spent Saturday
and Sunday at home.
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Pleasant Home.

Pleasant Home, Feb. 26-Mrs. SUIT
ties mother, Mrs. Amsbaugh, return
ed home this morning after two
weeks visit with her daughter at
Pleasant Home.
Little Ora Ross is quite sick with
lung fever but is reported some bet
ter this morning.
Mrs. VIM. Shields is still improving.
Little Fife Willard daughter Of Geo.
Willard, who died of pneumonia, was
buried at the Brook cemetery last
week.
Mrs. Johnson's school at No. will
close Saturday, March Z, with pro-
gram in the, afternoon. ALI feel that
the term has been a very successful
one.
There will be church at Pleasant
Home each second and fourth Sun
day in the month, beginning at pm.
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Dudley.

Dudley, Feb. 26-Mrs. L. ]. New
quist and G. H. Leander have been
hauling corn the past week, which
they purchased of G. F. Peterson near
Munterville.
Mrs. g. A. Shields spent several
days in Ottumwa last weetk visiting
with relatives.
G. A. Carlson and family visited at
Alex Anderson, southeast of here Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson and
daughter went to Ottumwa Monday,
remaining over night and returning
home Tuesday. @
Several of the farmers of this vicin-
ity delivered hogs at Chillicothe Tues
day. &
Glen Hasselroot, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Oscar Hasselroot, was quite bad
ly hurt a few days ago by being
struck on the head by box which in
some manner fell down from the top
of some other boxes which Mr.. Hassel-
root has in his store.
Peter Swanson, mayor of Dudley, is
hauling rock for Mr.. Shields.
The social held at the Columbia
church Friday evening was a success.
There was a good attendance and ev-
erybody seemed to have an enjoyable
time.
The wire for the Dudley and Mum
terville Mutual Telephone Co. is here
now and the company will soon be at
work stretching it along the line.
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FOR SALE-A FEW CHOICE BARRED
Plymouth Rock Cockerells. Fred Post,
Moulton, Iowa.
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FOR RENT OR SALE-FINE so ACRE
farm, 51a miles southeast of ottumwa-
40 acres is fine timber and the other in
cultivation $1,000 cash buys the farm.
915 blackberry.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-LIVERY BARN AND STOCK
in county seat town of $500; one other
barn Richards Bros, Wayne, Neb.
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WANTED.

$500 FOR S1-AGENTS WANTED EVERY
where for most popular and cheapest In
snrance ever offered; new plan: old relia-
bic company; death benefit. weekly in
demnity; free medical attendance, many
other original and popular features; 81
"A year pays for $500 Insurance, other
amounts in proportion; policies issued to
either sex without regard to nationality.
color or occupation: all claims promptly
and literally settled; exclusive territory
and liberal contract with full renewal
commissions to capable agents: excep-
tional opportunity to obtain sole control
of good territory by applying Immediate
ly. David Donahue, 231 Broadway, New
York.
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BobtoWn.

Bobtown, Feb 26.-Ethel Sconce
was visiting Lottie and Cora Simmons
of Pickel avenue. Sunday
Charley Warner of Ottumwa was an
over Sunday visitor at the home OF
J. d. Mowery of oHney street.
Rev. Heckert will preach at the Nor
ris Hill chapel Saturday night. Sun
day morning at 10 o'clock services vii
be held and also Sunday night.
Mrs. Yves Dunning of Sorghum
Ridge is on the sick list.
Prof. Chas. Granerman and e. T
Bucholz gave musical entertainment
at the home of VIM. Manley, Friday
evening.
Dan Simmons went to Floris Tuesday
on business.
John Lathrop who has been visiting
relatives in the city for few days, re
turned to his home in Kirkville Satur
day.
Mrs. Gordon. who has been sick fol
some time, is improving rapidly.
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FOR SALE-TWo SECTIONS OF LAND,
in one body, in Aurora county, South
Dakota, one is well improved, good build
ings, grove, and arteslan well; other sec
ton fenced and has fine spring of good
water. Buy either or both of these sec
tions and get Il number one stock ranch.
Write for further description, price and
terms. j. w. Mullen, White Lake, South
Dakota.
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FOR SALE.

CALL ON LEVI KING, MASON CITY,
Nebraska, when wishing to buy good
land, in small OF large tracts, improved
or unimproyed, 5000 acres, 81 and $40
per acre up
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FOR SALE-15S ACRES OF LAND, so
acres under cultivation, balance meadow
and timber land, 40 acres pasture first
class well, three rooms, one story house.
one-quarter mile from school, church. de-
pot and three grocery stores. Address
Louis Trudeau. Hugo, Mimi
FOR. SALE-NEW EIGHT PASSENGER
bus, II. w. Albright, Birmingham, Iowa.
A NUMBER OF WE'LL IMPROVED
farms for sale in the Hartney district
the best wheat belt in Manitoba, Can
ada. BY b. McDermott, Box 101, Hart
ney, Manitoba, Canada.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-AS GOOD BUSINESS HOUSE
as there is in Eldon Apply to Il. NJ
Bowen, Eldon, Iowa.
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Ottumwa Real Estate Co.
BUYS AND SELLS ALL KINDS OF
REAL ESTATE.

A few good farms at bargain prices
if sold this month. A few good acre
places near the city. Some bargains
in city properties.
We also sell the best Life Assur-
ance.-The Equitable of New York.
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BIadensburg.

BIdutTSpUTH.
Bladensburg. Feb. 26.-Mrs. Aston
of Illinois is visiting his uncle, Alex.
McConkey.
Frank Broadfield shipped his stock
and household furniture to his new
home in Missouri last Monday. His
family will go in a few days.
Myrna Shaw came home Tuesday
from Blakesburg where she has been
visiting for some time.
Mrs. Wertz is no better.
Frank Peckham is able to be out
and around again.
Mrs. Levisy and her grand-daugh-
ter, True Smith, returned home We'd
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Exline, Feb. 26-Mr and Mrs. Ben
ton McKeehan, went to Cincinnati yes
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-18
ECONOMIST ON DARE's VICTORY.
Warm Words of Praise for Great Work Of
Adopting School Tax

The Elizabeth City Economist has the
following to say in regard to the great
victory for schools in Dare county:
Dare county distinguished itself the
other day when it struck off the last
shacl<le of ignorant tolerance and lead the
State in the fight for a better citizen
ship There has been disposition or
the part of some to credit this to the
efforts of individuals and to say that the
people were awakened to a need of bet
ter schools and school houses alone by
the work of men campaigning tor that
purpose. The fact that Dare county was
foremost in voting the special tax was
not due to the work done by any man or
set of men: but 1T was the result OF Il
great popular groundswell-a realization
of startling conditions of illiteracy destin-
ed to deprive the rising generation or
the sacred. right of suffrage their Anglo
Saxon ancestors enjoyed 1t is true that
State Superintendent Joyner accomplish
ed much good by his campaign OF edu-
cation in this county, by adding fuel to
the fire already smouldering. 1t is also
true that Mr. T. w. Blount, of Washing
ton county was a potent factor in pass
ing the special tax, by reason of the splen-
did speeches he made at different points
in the county. 1t is truer still that Mr.
b. G.. Crisp has done more than his duty
as superintendent of schools; but this
revolution was born back when the peo-
pie learned that the white child must
be to some extent educated in a literary
way in order that his position above the
negro should be secure.
"Old and uncomfortable houses are be
ing torn down and new ones placed in
their stead better teachers are being Sc
cured, and the children are destined to
enjoy advantages unheard of in the time
of thir fathers. 1t was a victory for the
ast-fading generation of men and women
who are solicitous concerning their chill
dren, it was victory for the white boys
and girls who must become the rulers of
the country. and for the great cause in
which it will behoove us all to take an
abiding interest"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-18
BEFORE JUDGE PURNgLL.
Two Harvey Terry Casss---Tiual Report in Car
Company Case.

Yesterday, in the case of w. E. Griffin,
bankrupt, of Wilson, the final dividend
sheet was approved and discharge ives
recommended by the referee, Mr.. Victor
H. Boyden.
In the case of Harvey Terry against
Naylor and others, IN equity from Eliza
beth City, motion was made before
Judge Purnell to confirm the report of
the special master assessing damages
against the plaintiff under an injunction.
claiming the injunction was improperly
granted. The motion was continued until
this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The case of Harvey Terry against
Thomas G. Skinner, from Elizabeth City
for s25.0 900 damages for cutting timber
without consent of owner, came up on
motion of plaintiff for leave to amend the
original complainant The motion was 81
lowed, and the defendant was allowed
sixty days to file answer.
Mr.. C. NJ. Busbee represented the de-
PENDANT in both cases. and Mr. Terry ap-
peared in his own behalf. Mr.. C. NJ.
Bernard. upon motion. was allowed 10
withdraw as counsel in all of Harvey
Terry's cases
In response to a notice issued to the
referee and the trustee of the North Car
DINA Car Company, bankrupt, final re-
port was filed yesterday, closing up the
estate