THE ROANOKE NEWS, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1892.
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THE ROANOKE NEWS.
BY HALL & SLEDG13.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
BATES OK SUItSCKII'TION IN ADVANCE.
One Year (by Mail), Tostage Paid $1.50.
Six Months 75.
A Weekly Democratic journal devoted to
the material, educational, political and
agricultural interests ofllalifax and sur
rounding counties.
B Advertising rates reasonable and
famished on application.
THURSDAY MARCH 31,1892.
Pay Your Taxes. Tux Collector
laucock requests us to aunounco that
town taxes are due and that the law re
quires him to advertise property for sale
in collection of taxes not paid by tho first
f April. Pay your taxes uud save costs.
Agricultural Statistics The
State Commissioner of Agriculture says
e finds the agricultural statistics gathered
by the tax list takers to be so extremely
incomplete and inaccurate that they will
bo of little or no vuluo. He has taken
egal steps to force the tax list takers to
make the proper reports this year.
Protracted Meeting. A protract
ed meeting will begin at the Methodist
church in this place on Sunday next and
will continue as long as interest is mani-
iestea. it win m conauciea vy me pas- would work together tor the common
tor, the Rev. J. A. Green, who will prob- good, its strides to prosperity would bo
Improvements. Mr. C. L. Clark
has purchased a lot at tho corner of Ma
ple and Fourth streets and will iu a short
time begin the erection of a handsome
residence. Mr. Clark is one of our live
young business men and has already
achieved a degree of success of which
older men might feel proud. ,
Mr: P. N. Stainbaek has purchased a
lot on the corner of M ulberry and Third
streets, adjoining the Methodist parson
age, and is hauling timber for tho erection
of a dwelling house,
The western end of Third street is re
ceiving tho attention of the town author
ities and when they finish with it it will
be in excellent condition.
The town still moves forward in spite
of. the dull times and the short crops' and
low prices of last year. If all our people
Dr. D. A. Long. The Daily Ameri
can of Nashville, Term., of a receut date
Bays: "Dr. Daniel A, Long, President
of Antioch College, Yellow Springs, 0.,
was tho guest of his cousin, Mrs. A. B.
Beech two days ihu past week. Tho
Dr. is a native of North Carolina and is
the only Confederate who is the President
of a College north of the Ohio river. He
was at Vandeibilt University on Wednes
day, as the guest of Dr. W. F. 'fillet,
and addressed tho students in the theo
logical department from 12 to 1 p. in.
Friday he visited the Howard Academy
at this place, and at the request of
President Bostick, addressed the faculty
and students. The Doctor was charmed
with Maury county, this his first visit,
and was especially interested in cverthing
il
Is your umbrella keeping Lent?
THE Easter bonnet is being built.
Tub gurdeuH are very backward this
season.
In cbso of too tuuclw. money start
newspaper.
Ik Weldon is ever to be anything
hustle is the word.
The new star in tho heavens is the
leap-year lover's planet.
Tire cry of free wool comes with cheer
ing sound to tho buld headed.
TALK about spring bonnets now mak
eth the husband's purse to blanch.
A large saw mill has been established
at Palmyra, by J. C. Wynn & Bros.
Thirty convicts were sent to Caledo
nia farms from the penitentiary last
week.
Let us all work for Weldon and make
it what it ought to be, the biggest town
in the State.
Ladies, if you would walk the latest
walk, assume what is called the "drum
major strut."
The Roanoke News is nil printed at
hbmo, and excellent reading will be found
on what arc termed the 'inside" pages.
The first shad was caught in Roanoke
river at this place on Thursday last and
a second was takon Friday, Rock are
later.
As all fool's day is rapidly approach
ing, it is fair to expect that the fool killer
will have more to do Shan he can accom
plish. Not only tho landlords say let us plant
less cotton but there are many of their
tenants who absolutely rofuse to plant
any at all.
The crop of spring chickens will cer
tainly be largo as tie fanners' wive are
making eggs a little scarce by setting all
the old clucking hens.
Easter will fall on tho 17th of April
this year. Tho week preceding is known
as Holy week in the Episcopal chu ch
and services will bo held every day.
A portrait of Judge Daniel will be
presented to. the Supreme court during
the present term. He was the father of
our townsman Judge W. A Daniel.
The Atlantio Coast Line will sell round
" trip tickets from this plaoe to Atlanta for
815 Tickets will be on sale from May
3rd to (5th inclusive, good until May
17ih, the occasion being the session of
the Southern Baptist convention.
In the Supreme court last week the
case of State against Jordan, from North
ampton, was taken up by consent and
argued by the Attorney General for the
State and T. W. Mason for the defendant.
"For a long time I suffered with stom
ach and liver troubles, and could find no
relief until I began to use Ayer's Pills.
I took them regularly for a few months,
and my health was completely restored."
D. W. Baine, New Berno, N. C.
Every man, woman and child ought
to help iho Roanoke News build up
the town. It is to their interest to do it,
and it ought to be their pleasure. Hands
all round for tht prosperity of the town.
There is no use in waiting, begin right
now. We have already waited too long.
Situation Wanted. A graduate of j
a first class Commercial College desires a
situation as book keeper or clerk. Ex
perience iu both single and double entry.
Best reference. Apply at this office for
further particulars.
U. S. Commissioner's Court. On
last Monday, Deputy Marshal Christie
, brought J. H. Wood before U. S Com
missioner H. B. Harrell for a hearing, on
a charge of violating the Internafrevenue
law, but on aceouni of the absence of some
: important witnesses the case was contin
ued until next M outlay, April 4th
; Hall's Hair Renewer enjoys a world
wide reputation .tor restoring the hair to
bald heads and changing gray hair to the
original colon of youth.
ably be assisted by the Revs. Messrs.
T. J. Dailey, of Garysburg, and R. P.
Troy, of Littleton.
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Republican Politics. Tho Re-
longer and more rapid.
A Serious Affair at the Peni
tentiary FARMS.-rOn Friday at tho
penitentiary farms near here a very
publican county convention 'will n,cet serious affray took place which may result
nt Halifax on April 5th for the purposo iacailJ 10 000 01 1,10 Partu;8- A DUUluiBr
of electing four delegates and four alter- ot convlcts wuro at worK unaor pw-
nates to attend tho Congressional and ion ot the guards when ono ot tnem a
State conventions. Tho primary meeting white man, became very slow and was
of this township will bo held at Tilgh- with a brush by one of tho guards
man's X Roads to morrow. A conven- i;ralte- iD0 lW0 men u,cn
tion to make nominations will bo held clinched in a fight and Drake succeeded
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jajer in getting me convici uown uuu was
Betting the best of the fight. 1 he convict
Hanqing Postponed. The negroes promi8ea t0 behave himself if let alone
Dred Francis and Jack Jordan, convicted an(j j)raij0 thcn relea8C(l him. No sooner
at January term of Northampton court, jja(j tne C0Dvict regained his feet than he
were sentenced to he hanged on April 5th. ge;ZtJ(i an axe nenr by and struck Drake
An appeal was taken to the Supreme on tno head with it, the blade cutting
court which vacated the judgment. That j,is skull and making a wound about two
court has not yet 'rendered its decision ;DCle8 ion(r. As the convict inflated tho
and when it does, should the judgment of blow Mr. J. T. Briggs, another gudrd,
i,it lf.i .. . ,JT - . U -
ttin Sonar or noiirt be affirmed, the Gov- who was a miio oisiance on,
... r
ernor will have to appoint a day for the
execution.
Smart Pullets. We stated last
week that Mr. T..A. Clark had a pullet
which had performed the remarkable feat
of lajing an eggat the early age of five
months. Mrs. J. T. Evans uftcrvard
showed us two eggs laid by . pullets of
equally tender age; and now a postal card
from Mrs. R. J. Lowis, of Littleton, says
she has hx hens each of which laid when
they were four months old. They are
now five months old and are sitting. Hali
fax county beats the world anyhow.
Broom Corn. In view of the low
price of cotton and iu casting about for
other crops the cultivation of broom corn
should not bo overlooked. An exchange
s.tys it is estimated that an acre of land in
broom corn will make 1,000 pounds at
twi oiit-nntra ttitt unniim nu.
he saw and heard, as this county was the sidc3 ,hirly bushe,s of and fou tong
adopted home of many of his relatives at of nav Two good workiDgg wiU milke
an early period in the history of this the crop) tbin it out) leavin from ,,uee
State President Long a grandson of to f'our Htalk8 in ,he hi and w
Col. John R. Stockard, of North Caroli- .. ' ' h
na. Col. Stockard was in tho war of uu
1812, and was a man of great promi- Tho fir8t cubing should take place
nence, having been elected seventeen about July 10, and tho second about
times in succession to represent his county November 1st. The seed is fino for feed-
in tho Legislature of North Carolina.
of the honorable Colonel, and Mt. Pious- tho hliy 8UPcn.or to .the Prdirie hJ'
ant was charmed with his presence, There are parties willing io guarantee
and regretted not being successful in tho purchaso of 500 tons of broom corn
retaining him severs! days longer. will enter into a bond, if necessary
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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PILES
" I have long kwvwn its vlu in blwd
ing pitta. It ii tht princt of rmdM
in all form of hmonhoid.M Df. A
M. COLLINS, Ctmsron, Mo.
CATARRH
" Hav bttn a constant tuffartr for
yairi from tavr coldt in haad and
tnroat. Triad mqit ovary known
remedy, Tond'a Extract nlioved ma
wonderfully, and hat affected a I moat
.a red'cal cure" FREDERIC E.
FINCK, New York .City.
SORE EYES
" It tcti likt mtgic in ophthalmit. I
likt It is much tor tort ty." Rtv.
M. JAMESON.
LAMENESS
' I itronly recommend Pond'i Ettraot
for lameneit, and uc it constantly. M
MICHAEL DONOVAN, N. V, Athlttl
Club.
SORENESS
"Mid It'gt aatlng tort en my inkl,
which hid tittn to thi bom, Far
mm monthi I dootorid to no purpoit.
Triod bottlt of Tond't Eitfict, ind
tit cu'id immodiitoly." MINNIE
VANATTA, Lsckloon, Fit.
BRUISES
delivered at depot, agreeing to pay there-
shot the
convict with a rille, the ball entering his
left breast and going entirely through
the body, passing within about an inch of
his heart, i tie convict at mis writing is
in a very critical condition, while Dr,ake
is up and walking about apparently not
Boating. Since the canal has been
full of water many of our young men have
developed a taste for boating, and have dangerously injured.
put in several row boats. Others will also The convict's name is II arriss and he
be built. There aresomo good oarsmen was sentenced to the Penitentiary from
, , . 1 a,, flt New Hanover county for stealing $500
here and others will soon learn. Tho fleet . m r'n nnmnanv rTfi
I i 1 1 1 1 r i .ii. o.ianauuuuu uvuihui.
. . . I 1 I -il . C I '
ougnt to nave a commoaore anu omer oui- jg Offorejj,n blood.
lioal clubs ought also to bo organ-
cers.
ized. The material is here. Among the
boats is a handsome one made of paper.
We nominate Walter Wiggins for coin-
modoroand his boat "lhe Habbath as
flagship of the squadron.
'Episcopal Visitations. The lit.
Rev. Bishop Lyman will make visitations
to various places in this locality during
tho mouth of Apiil, a follows :
April Hrd, Sunday, Scotland Neck.
April 5th, Tuesday, Enfield.
April 6th, Wednesday, Jiingwood.
April 8th, Friday, Halifax.
April 8th, Friday p. in. Weldon.
April 10th. Sunday, Jackson.
April 12, Tuesday, Gaston.
April 13th, Wednesday, Littl-Jton.
The Meeting at Scotland Neck
Saturday. On Saturday a meeting
was held iu Scotland Neck which was at
tended by people from nearly all the ad
joining townships. Tho purpose of the
meeting' was to determine what action,f
any, should be taken in reg.ird to the St.
Louis platform., Thero were about two
hundred white men and twenty five ue
groes present. Mr. J. A. White was
made ehairmuu and stated tho object of
Dr. Long married a daughter of tho
iu nmintir nnrl a
sister of D.Bell. Esq., of Enfield, and for ?8 Per ton Caah whlch ,n8urc8 88
Mrs. D. E. Stainbaek, of this place. ready salo as cotton.
Fivo hundred acres will produce that
Work for Your Town. We heard . . , .,
amount, one ton per acre, ana the expense
a gentleman say some dayB ago that he 0f preparation for market is much less
had come into town tor the hrst time in thau cotton, and if cured well and hand-
several months by way of Main street led well it classes No. 1. The seed can
and was struck with the . improvements e F,cur.ea or Per uusne, ana 006
, . ,, , . , , I bushel will plant six acres,
that had been made in that part ot the 1
town. Others also notice the substantial He Had Been There. That was
growth of the town. All Weldon needs an editor of varied experience versed in
to be mado a great business place is for its all the 'Tubs" and vicissitudes of the
citizens to work together to that end. profession who wrote the following with
Wonders can be accomplished in that a "heart that knoweth its own bitterness:"
way, but if there are divisions and dissen-1 Most editors are well acquainted with
feions there can be no prosperity. Scrip-1 the man who takes more papers than he
ture says that a house divided against I reads, and consequently has no use for
itself cannot stand, and tho same is true his local paper. He takes a paper pub-
of towns and communities. Our people I hshed in Portland, Maine. It contains
should work together to advance the all the news about the "Smuggler s Last
town and the common good and each Cruise," "Tho Adventures of Moose,
individual will be proportionately benefit, the Bandit King," etc., and while he is
We hope our people will see tho impor- storing his mind with such information
,.nn.nr,,n!i. r,,,J. .nJ ant.DiH.nrrl I his wife reads back-number almanacs.
. , rn, ,u j I But let him get into trouble: he rushes
mgly. They cannot expect the good I , b . , , , . . ,
OJ J r o I fn rlio Infil minor In hnln him mil. nnil
"Pond'i Extfict hn Win uud with
mifkid bmotlt by our irrmitoi in miny
cues of bruiioo. ind hag .Iwivi provod
v.ry bonoficiil " LITTLE SISTERS
OF THE POOR, Niw York City.
SPRAINS
" I hivf boon proicribinj Pond'i E
Irict, ind lind It viluibli romtdy in
(train ind iffoctloni of liki chu-ctr."-W.
P. BURDICK, M.0.
BURNS
things of life to come
to them without
to the local paper to help him out, and
wants it bad. If his baby or wife dies
exertion on their part. If they will he wauts a column obituary, yet he cannot
examine iqto tho cause of the progress help his local paper out by subscribing.
,,rl ,nonorit nf on town ihr.v will finrl This is also the same man who wants a
.hutitis owin, to the fact that, the J0Ur W
, " I .. i i io nil up, you kuow.
..itiv.ina rtf rnnt rntvn wni-lr tnirothpr flnd I r
"Hid my loft hind iivoroly butnid, .
ind loit tho uto of it eomplotily.
Sicurid nliif by uio of Pond'i Etriet
Intwilva houri." Mn. A. SHERMAN, '
Niw Vork City. .
HEMORRHAGES
"Am troublid with himorrhign from
lungi, ind lind Pond'i Extrict tho only
romidy thit will onntrol thim," ,
GEORGE W. WARNER, Scrtntofl, Pi.
INFLAMMATIONS
' I hivo uud Pond'i Eitriet In Clio
of longittnding intorml inflimmition,
ondobtunidriiiif withintfow houn."
JAMES E. REA0E, Philidolphi.
and should be always
kept on hand for em
ergencies. " Long oxporioneo hn tiught my fim
ily to ngitd Pond'i Extrict on of
th ibioluto niconitioi of hounkop- i
Ing." ANDREW D. WHITE, Prtit.
dontCornill Univanity.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
See Landscape Trade-mark on
Buff Wrapper.
MADE ONLY BY
POND'S EXTRACT CO.
New York and London.
present a united front on all questions
involviD" the benefit ot the community.
Iu any undertaking some aro bound to
be benefited more than others, but all will
i ho meeting to be to endorse tho St. Louis
platform. It was requested that the call get aimiu a.ivajituge and it is therefore
under whioh the meeting wa held bo tho duty ut all to help forward every
Tim rnri'tarv read the call nub. thing that tends to the building up of
.. , ', . ., -IT. ..ii Weldou. It is a duly they owe the
isliea in inn rrogrcwivc xurmer ur u . . - . - . . , ..
J ... comuiuniiv. iheinselves and their chu
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who lavureu o liim-t uu u.m . dren
Mr. W. H. Shields, president ot the Uoanokb News intends to do its
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i i i... l.:.. aii:... on ( tnnnda , ki uuderuikinsf and it willsuceeed
Opposes the br. Louu r latfoum. j , . , 'i donbt tha cit;. wi,i cive it ft
The Scotland Neck Alliance is composed they had no sympathy witn tne intra he-fpirJg httD(i and joia ffith U. Will they
m..hr. no on. in Mi State, party movement. dl.:t? a'e believe thev will. If they
u.av.... , , ., ' . .., ....
hn it takflH no stock in the Third Darty or apt. yv . n. jvihiwu . m, auu wlH Dot ffft WUI M Ina Dall e a.ooe io
nvthin.nertaininLrto it. At its last he had no doubt other Democrats also the extent of our strength and ability.
meeting it passed a resolution to this d been misinformed , as to the object ot of olutmnta for catarrh
effect which its secretary, Mr. W. V. . . . ,j ffithdraw After an that contain Mercury, as mercury wil
Shields, was instructed to send to this quent Hppeai t0 U to stand by the surely destroy the sense of smell
paper for publication. It reads as fol'ows : Democratic party he left followed by completely derange the whole sy,
Resolved
A1i:nn o.. j t, anAiraa tKa ui.linn ilt
the St. L mis Convention
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Red shoes threaten a long suffering
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. . . , I i n . a th; irhitB. when entering H through the mucous .i,0:r mnntntinn. noviaiy
. That the Scotland aecK nuanj iu p.cu.. ..y , . .-.,,, no,.r ha " rI " .
i' ..J ,,r,.u T.illinlnpd. lit 10696 U. u ""viu. rrijiwrv Uh'.lil I.A 7 K ih fifJtraijiSI -.-r-n-r-s-m
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thirty we are in.ora.ea iweiva or ,ur " , . r . r and L1VEK, the8torebo08einEnfleld
were minors ana some ouue omers , -- w
Daily Mail Route Wanted.
mail route from this place to llomola man stated afterward that the meetio
and Aurelian Springs was increased about v;as not intended for a Third party move
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a year ago from a semi to a tri-weekly,
leaving here on the moriings of Tuwd iys,
Thursdays and Saturdays. The businea
and mail matter has increased to
They will relieve Colic, Sick Head- at the corner of Whitaker and Railroad
hV Acid Stomach, and all the evils at- streets to hightst bidder for cash on th
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & tendant upon digestion. They are the 15th day of April 1892, the stock of goods,
Co., Toledo, O, contains no mercury, and ch t a'nd best remedy offered f0I wares and merchandise of every kind and
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moinnii imm miridNiiv. 1 - c- - .... .... 1 - . . ..... . .
The ,r; 1, " .v,.f m WWtP thn rhair. rtW derive from them. Hall's Catarrh ache, Acid Stomach, and all the evils at- streetsto highest bidder tor casn on ni
I . ' . '.. 1 .v ..l VUCHUCOi 1
meat and that the secretary had read the u - , in all it8 form, For Bale by
wrong call. ' ue uioou a uu m COHEN.
System. IU uuyill liann wnim vuid 1 t
u is tasen . wemon, in. v.
busiiiew A YOUTHFUL MARRIAGE Jacob be sure you get the genuine. It is taken
such an Fi.che, the seventeen-year-old son of a internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by E
.. . j 1.. hi. ..n.i t,... fP;..V,n,on.l viieoey iv vo.
extent 10 tne looaiitus uujiouuou uu mm 1 prominem ueurew lueiuimuiui .nv.uu.u-
route that the people are very anxious to Va.. and Miss Daisy llothschild, a very
innreasa the servioe to a duly miil, and Lrettv cirl of sixteen, eluded the vigilance The martins made their appearance
P. Beckwith & Co.,
Wholesale agents, Petersburg, Va.
my 28-ly.
description conveyed by Mrs. Mary Levy,
wife of Isaac Levy, a free trader, to James
H. Parker, as trustee, by deed in trust
dated 20th January 1892 and duly regis
tered in the register of deed office of Hali
fax county, The stock of goods will btt
sold in bulk this 22nd of March, 1892.
J. H. PARKER, trustee,
mar 24 tdi.
to that end a petition miuwrouily signed Lf their parents and ran off to Washing- here on the 29th. They came last year
will soon be Bent to Washington. Kep- U,n( where after several attempts, they 0n April l
to tho people a mash needed iacrcasa m
their mail service.
resentative Cheatham usually does all he auoceeded io having the nuptial knot tied.
cao for tho district nod we hopo he will The bridal couple then went on to Bala
cive this matter his attention and socure more, where the child wife has an aunt
0 ... .1 m,t1.
Mrs. Curno roiuuuuuiiuer. ims "uy
was shucked and then utterly dumbfound
ed when she learned that the ceremony
hid not been performed in accordance
with the Jewish lites. Inasmuch as she
coul d not untie the knot, she decided it
t.11 have it relied bv a Jowish rabbi
Hha inmmdiatelv summoned Uev. Dr.
Jizoldt, who agreed with her views aim
twrr'.,rinttil another ceremony. The groom
then notified his tat ier, who is well-to-do,
thiit he was married and asking whether
h would be received The old folks had
nn nhinction to the marriae of the pair,
who had been in love with each other for
lmthad insisted upon the
n iwmp, .. v,
post rioiiement ot the ceretuooy
vent ', . .' '
ThnhridfiisadaU'ihterof Mr I lt 'th
nhild who at oneti im rei d in "'o nl-md
Nr-ok, and ia hermit a aativ tut this 0 mn
ty. She is tttilt remembered pleasantly
in tho Scotland feck section.
N B W Ai) V Ii KT 18 K M tN J'8
Gin Houss and Grist Mill Burn
ed On Tuesday afternoon of last week
the gin house and grist mill of Mrs. J. F.
Garner who lives about three miles from
,wo was completely destroydd by fire.
It was a steam gtu and was at wix
the'grioding ooru, wheu the roof was ig
uited by a spark and the fire oould not I e
extinguished. Besides the building there
were eonsumed five or six barrels ot corn,
twenty-five bushels of peas, three or four
hundred bushels of cotton seed, mill and
gin. The engine ww not injured. The
loss is estimated at from seven to eight
hundred dollars upon whiuh there was no
inaurauod. Mrs. Gamer is already mak
ina arrangements to replace tho grist
mill.
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Hiirhwt of all in leavening strength.
Lutfit U. S. Qmrnmt. Food frporl,
JIoyat Baking Powdbr Co.,
106 Wall St , N. Y.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA, IA.
$7.13 bv account warra-
tachmeut returnable before-'
a justice of the peace for Ha
at the office ol w. t. spruyi
town of Littleton, in rv
14th dav of March f
the defendant is rttJiu
answer the compliant.
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The nndersiKned having th?
qoalified as administrator npotrti
of Win. H ISohhitt, deceased, beK,f
clerk of the rinperior court of Halifax
ty, N. C , notica is hereby given to all 4
lies having claims against "id- eitate v. ,
present the same io me on or oeiore tne im
dav of March, 1893. or this norte will be
pleaded in bar ot said claims, roranna ih
debttl to said rstat are reu.tiested o et
tie at once. . .
Admr. of Wm. IT. Jlibitt, rtee'd.
Littleton, N. C,Feb. 25, 1893.. , 3-S-6iri. ,