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s Mey are placed IN a
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Stephen Il. Peckham
VIM. =. Peck ham
Jefiery c. Potter
James Is. Peabody
Henry NJ. Pergaison
Miss Elizabeth Aleston
Parker
Capt. Edw'd M. Rathbone
Charles IL. Rhodes
Miss Sarah A. Read
j. >. Robertson
S
George B. Smith
Ebinezer c. Sanger
Mrs. Eliza Sisson
Miss Mary Slocum
Francis Sergeant
II
Mrs. Lydia T.. Thompson
Miss Mary Townsend
Elizabeth r. Thurston
Hamet Taylor
II
Edward Van Zandt
Mrs. Maria N. Van Zandt
w
James q. Whitaker
j. Il. Williams
Capt Gardner Willard
Isaac Wilcox
John Weeden
Mrs. Lydia Watson
Hannah Willet
MIDDLETowN.
Daniel Allen
Stephen Barker
Simeon Coggeshall
Jethro f, Mitchell
Peleg 5 Peckham
Capt. w Smith
John Nocake
Mrs. John Barker
JAMESTOWN.
Oliver Hopkins
jeremiah Hasard
Edward Waylcn
Miss Susan NJ. Hopkins
IRISH. ,
w N. oleany 4
Cornelius Cahell 4
James Wemahan
VIM. Femter
Dennis O'Neil
James Mcdonald
r. Rede
Bartholomew MCGOWAN
James Cahill
Thomas McDonough
Hugh Dugan
Michael Leahy
James Stlin
Mary McGeoregale
Dorah Sullivan
II. II. CARR, p. NJ.
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eN - Chests Choice Teas.
~oB 40 Bags Coffee.
. Pipes Hollands Gin
Is Casks Raisins.
l6 Baskets superior Champaign.
Claret in boxes and old London Porter.
In stor5 and for sale by
May 3lst. Ii. WOOD s. co.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-08
MORRISONEIAN'S HYGEAN

Vegetable Unirersai Medicine
THIS Is TO GER TIFY, That Samuel Young
having given assurance of his convection in
the liygelan Theory Of Physiology, as developed
by the British College of Health, London; and hav
ing furnished the necessary security against coun
terieits, is appointed Sole Agent for vending the
HYGEIAN VEGETABLE UNI
VERSAL MEDICINES AND PUB
LEGATIONS,
In and for the State of Rhode Island
In cnhrmaton whereof have this fourth day
January, 1888, set my hand
H. SHEPPARD MOAT,
Sole General Hygeian Agent for the u.
$. of Americd, Smith-street, Brooklyn, L.
This is to certify that have appointed the follow
ing gentlemen Agents for vending Morison's
Hygeian Universal Medicines IN this State, to wit -
MIR. David Melville, of Newport, messrs. George
Hammond n Co. Wckford.-mr Jefferson l.. KIM
ball. Coventry James III. Pearce, in East-Greenwich,
and John B. Walker, Woonsocket.
SAML YOUNG.
Feb %, 1894.
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SMELL COMBS AND MoHAIR CAPS

SHELL COMBS AND MOHAIR CAPS,
- just received at the Ladies Ornamental Hair
Emporium, l37 Thames ST. supply ofthe above
arllcles, of various styles aud patterns.
ALSO, a box of Mohair Nets, silk do do, Aromat-
ic Dentifrice, calcned charcoal tooth powders,
Churches genuine vegetable lotion, Japanese do
do for removing freckles, pimples and all kinds of
eruption the skin Also, great variety of French
Artificial Flowers which will be sold at much reduc-
ed prices. J. REMOND.
GJ'A few dozen bottles Congress water can be
had as above. Aug. 2.
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This Day RccciYcd

1000 lbs Flax.
$50 bushels Corn.
200 bushels Rye Grain.
rs boxes prime Brown IIav.ns Sugar. isr
sale by suBYrIisi.D " BELL.
August
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NEW AND VALUABLE
MEDICINES.

These pills are recommended to pale Woated, Ian.
guild persons Of either Sex who with GOODNESS of the
ertremiies oo spirits loss Of appetite, feeble pulse pat
pitation, dispepsy indigestion those whose Rood
is inclined to ,oatery, dissolved state in cases of
emaoiation, general ,casting u,ray Of the body -
in some cases of mania deafness historical, and ma
ny other distressing affections of the body and mind
dropsy chronic rheumatism paratyiie d6ectORs giddi-
ness dimnoss Of sight, and other strange feelings SO
common to persons in the various stages life.
In Tic Doui0ureaur, there is not more eiicacous
medicine. When the blood has become weak and
of dngaid circulation after long and serere fits Of
sickness these pills of eminent service. In swell
ngs of the hands, feet Nc. in OF great debili-
ty; in most Diseases common to Females, these Pills
will prove a SPECIFIC.
In Dropsical habits all distractions, from colds
or other causes in that weak nervous irritable and
delicate state of the body, TO which so many espee
iay young and middle aged females, are susce ptbe
persons in decline, that state of the BODY which
approaches to consumption, may, by timely aud prop
er use of these Pills, be preserved from an unlnely
grave!
The above medicine has been approved by some
OF the most eminent Physicians in the United States
and has been administered to thousands of patients
who have been restored to perfect health after having
been considered IN adoeline confirmed SUMPTION
( and therefore ineurable when by taking few box
es ofthese Pills, they We're restored to renewed and
vigorous health in few weeks
| Ample directions accompany each box Price one
dollar box, ALSO,
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OSWiNTER GOODS.@sfD
WM. B. & E. J. SW AN.
MERCHANT TAIIORS.

No. 40 THAMES STREET.
ND ESPECTFULIY inform their friends, ard
D y the public generally, that they have received
from Boston, A FULL, AND FASHIONABLE u
ASSORTMENT of Pilot Cloths Lion Skins, Mo-
hairs Flushings, Kerseys, Broadcloths, Cassimeres
Sattne,s and Vestings suitable for the season. which
they will make up 10 order in the best manuer
ALSO, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders, Hdkis.,
Comforters, Cravats, Stocks Bosoms, Collars. and
every other article usually lound in such establish
mcni at prices which cannot fail to suit those who
fee! disposed to patronise them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
A complete assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly on hand, and for sale as
cheap anbe bought any other store in the state
Oct. iih.
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NOTICE TO PARENTS.


YU1HE school hitherto under the instruction OF
N Mr. John IIarpur will be resumed, on Mon
day Oct Both, by Mr.. s. b, Noble, graduate OF
Williams College.
g-a- Ample references can be given.
Oct. 18th,
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.rrar,nN AND COMMISSION STORE.

AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE
THynE subscriber having fitted bis Auction Room
for Inc sale of goods Of all description would
inform his friends aud the public generally, that he
il now read, aud viii attend TO the sale OF Goods OF
all kinds either Auction, or at private sale Per.
sons having Stoves or Graos to dispose OF would do
well TO leave them with the Subscriber, who will at
tend to the sale ofthem on the most reasonable term
Tnyuure Carpe,s. and all other kinds of Goods solp
at Aucton. or on Commission, for a moderate COM
pensation. His evening sales at Auctionwill com
mence in the course oftwo three weeks. Persons
having Books, Dry Goods, jewelry, or Watches, to
sell at Auction are requested to forward them to the
Auction Room No. IIs Thamcs-sireet Newport.
Oct l2tb CHARLES n. TILLEY.
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HRANBERRIES sSc.-Just received and for
u Sale at No. / 10 Thames Street, 10 Bushels first
quality Cranberries. Also 300 lb. first quality AL
BANY BUTTER
Oct. 18th. CHARLES n. TILLEY.
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sPLNNplp VASES.

NUsT received and FOR sale low. a lot Of spen
- did flower vases aud mantle ornaments. at No
lis Thanesst by G. n. TUJ,EY.
September. 20th.
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vIA-FALL RIVER & TAUNTON

VIA-FALL RIVER & TAUNTON
4 stage will leave Newport every day Sundays
"A excepted. at O'clock AM, arrive IN Fall Riv
at l21 o'clock, leave Fall River at ! O'Clock and
rive in Taunton at 4 p. M.-ihe Cars leave at Al
o'clock p NJ, and arrive in Boston at64 o'clock.
Returning. the leaves Boston every morii-
ing, Sundays excepted, at O'Clock and arrive in
Taunton, abou 70 O'Clock. a Stage will leave directly
after for Newport and Fall River, and arrive in Fall
River at l2I o'clock-leave Fall River at O'Clock,
and arrive in Newport at o'clock p. NJ.
Stage fare ~ 90 RAILROAD 50.
A stage Will leave Fall River every day, Sundays
excepted. after the arrival of the Newport stage, for
New Bedford, where it wiilarrive at O'Clock p NJ
Returning, will leave NewrBedford every day
Sundays excepted, al O'Clock A. NJ. and arrive in
Fa-Rver III o'clock. Passengers have two
honrsin FalRiver and arrive IN Newport al O'Clock
p. NJ. Fare $500.
Extra coaches at all times on reasonable terms.
Stage books at Townsend's, & Iassard's Hotel
RUFUS *. KINSLEY x co. Proprietors
Newport July 4th 1887.
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0FLADIES..fO

UF~LADlES.-f0
NNTE have very large and complete A,sors-
Wv ment of the following
BONNETS.
Florence braid; fine straw eleven braid figured
straw; Leghorns, and variety of Bonnets for Chill
dren-Aso large stock Of straw stufs for Bonnets
We want TO reduce stock, and will sell them al
wer prices than any other dealer.
October, Is. TILLEY ~ HAZZARD.
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~NOTICE. -T

Some one, or more persons, in every Town, Vii
lage anl City in the county, saoud keep con-
aant supply of the Medicines, named beow-so as
10 be ready to meet the great and increasing demand
for Them
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LIST OF LETTERS,

LIST OF LETTERS,
PORT, Il. I.
OCTOBER lst, 1887.
G~Per,ons calling for them ,oiH please
sag " odcertised," as they are placed in a
separate Dor.
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tDY AUTHORITY.l
Laws of the United States,

PASSED At the FIRST SESSION OF THE TWEEN
Ty-rIFTu CONGRESS.
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For Sale.

Ara n Of handsome MAHOGANY TABLES.
- Tney have been ilte used. and ssry well
krP:. Inquire 81 this Office.
June - re
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ly; marry light headed. fashionable LADIES',
- h0 hate a. sovereign e0alsmPl Tor Ia
boFers. and the useful things Of life As
themselves: dash away ; lew years in
their carriage; lose their parents. divide
Ihrir property: attempts 70 carry on the
business; are incapable of mansging II;
fail; struggle 10 keep up appearances and
their place in fashionable life; sre oblig-
ed 20 retire: Wrslched snd miserable ~
hame and get through The World IS well
a. they can, carry always The appearance
Il shabby gentlemen. and being looked 81
askanse BY their former companions.
Their children are more miserable even
than themselves, being brought up with
the idea that labor il degrading, and that
Trey are Of superior order: while neces-
siIy eompels them 10 resort 10 some
means Of getting living. Pride and pO-
verify are a. war with them. and they
drag OuI miserable and precanOus life.
Affairs must suffer when recreation 10
preferred 10 business.
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frera tie IA irnu,. II,
TIE RISE & FALL Of F. MILES.
~ orthy the attention Of aH.)

(Horthy the attention Of all.
Every young man should start in life
determined to act upon the motto OF MI
dt'ptrmdUm.' or Don't give up the
ship" Let him on commencing life.
look around him and see who are veal
thy, no are the influential. who are the
couried and respected Of sorleiy. and ask
from whence they sprung. In ninety
nine cases out of hundred. he will find
them 10 be those who. at his age. we're
possessed Of as little of the worlds gear,
as liule of family influence, and as little
OF any exIraneous aid as he himself pos.
sesses: men who commenced the world
wIlh nothing. and whose advancement IN
life solely depended upon their own in-
dus,ry. Irugality, integrity and stric. al
tenlion TO business. Most young men
consider it great misfortune to be poor,
or not TO have capital enough to establish
Themselves in good business; this Is
very mistaken notion; for. 50 far from %.
very being a misfortune to hun, il We
NAV Judge from what we every day be-
hold, II is really blessing; for the chance
Is more than ten TO one in favor of the
success of the young man, over one " no
stars With plenty Of money. Look back
I" eury years. and see who commenced
business al that time with plenty of
means, and trace them down TO the pre-.
sent day; how many OF them can now
boast of wealth aad high srandlngs On
the contrary, how many have become
poor. lost their places in society, and are
passed BY their once boon companions
til look which plainly says e. I know
yUu not"
In this country, the wheel of fortune is
c.. slantiy turning, ard he who is as ze-
NTH ms year. NAV h. at nsdlr neat, and
eXc'r L" suTfrlse. |; IS seldom that the
fnrr'u, ~ eve; he ,hr,i generation en-
jos the property d j station in society
wt'rh w"s w"n by The industry ard fru-
GO, + OF tie first. This constant change
Is he Eaiusai result 4, causes IN coni,nu-
al Iteration. Tie ire generation STARTS
IN HE poor, hrt mdus'rIul,s and honest:
h r"s"lses to acquire property. aud at
IT. szme tine sustain character that
SIN command respec'. B, dlnt OF long
p. >everaUce in business. and the sustain.
H. At Of a high character for integrity and
fair dealing. hi succeeds. (such man ne
yer fails and becomes wealthy HIS
s., succeeds hun, perhaps MAINTAIN the
Character oil their father, and add to the
Wealth he ieis lhem-lhey are tduealed
10 business, and know how the property
Ihe, enjoy vas acquired. But thel sous
gov up. and from infancy find them
ct YES IN Tie lap oil luxury. aud rocked in
The cradle oi ease, their minds are never
turned Io busInes--thal j. beneath them
they are tnero,sed wI'n Ia,por,ani no.
'aIngs, acofn labor; ruu TIE rounds of fol-
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From Paaasaa's Americas Daily Advertiser.
CARMEN AID BENTON.

Prem Rauisoa's Americas Daily Advertiser.
CARMEN AID BENTON.
Huagry Directors: Clerks With heightened f..
eess
Merchants dssPsiring: Operatives idle.
Nobody Row smiles. save The AscEOmanesr
Nlcholas Blddls.
Where shall turn me for gleam Of snnshinsl
Rsadsl and Blair are scOiding like the DsVi:
Martin locks Paier ss he iTsads the pavement,
Dowu 81 the White House.
Now 20 the Wigs esls fiess Kks still shMss ihsm
cniae /" you told Us what would be t.,e ISSUE
You who forssaW slli Tell Us in Your ~lsdOra
How 10 get cut a i!"
Bot ihs stern wings "" Try your own re
Bars, through the mirs until you reach the dry,
land
Why should ire labor Tor the men who Ted u
Into the Paddlel''
Uhat can Do nor! Poor deserted Poet!
WY sASula ssarrs. though neither Wing nor
roTsf
Sad is ny case, when men cannot Afford 10
Pay Tor their laughing.
Closed is the Circus. Theatres are empty
Zen the North River Steam Boats are laid up
nov!
Eoth,ag Is dsiag. save BY wives and children,
fasting . d Payer,
Oh: Taos a. Great Father!" " venerable States
MAJ
Lo,k On thy Chil4rsn With little pity!
Hell. o. shall, IN bitterness Of spirit,
Turn LamPooner.
Or the dead booy of the Constitution
r We. and battea insects without number
Say! Shall drsw tbem-geRers and species
Tumble ana Hum bugl
~ For nv country, ye, little longer,
Paue,t Il bear me up against misfortune.
Rr,unr my pencil. les, poor Lady Freedom
FAINT at the Picture!
G'sr'' We Immortals! something to smuss Us,
Sgt, II our worn coats and our empty slO,
machs'
ifm ne cnly-Orpheus with HE Fiddle!
Lag Pags"inl
All me- Enough Of Paper" and Of Glory
Anj OF "hard mone," burninR through our
pocke's"'
Cea-e 10 seduce us with thy Darsan showers!
Jupiter Benioh!
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HILLSBoROU GIL, N. C.
BY DENNIS HEARTT,

AT THREE DOLLARS TEAR. On Two DOLLARS
FIFTr CENTS ~ PAiD IN ADVANCE.
Those VINO do not give notice Of their wish
to have their paper discontinued al the expms'
ton Of the year, will be presumed as des'nng
its tontiuuancc until countermanded And no
paper will be discontinued until ell arrCaragcs
are paid, unless at the option of the publisher
Persons procuring slx subscribers, shallT
ceive the seventh gratis. O.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteeRpd
will be inserted three times for one dop
twenty-five cents for each continuanG, and
Subscriptions received by the pr
most ~ thr post masters in the ~ the 70
All letters upon business relay
per must be post paid
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Attention.!

TO the Commissioned and Nom Commits
sioa'd '.Jicsrs aud 1uJieiaas. bslon IN. 10 me
Can, Greek Battalion ia the second Orang,
Regiment q North Carolina .NiIiiia
WoC are hereby NOTIFIED and ordered 10 al.
tend at Captain George B Morrow's, on
Thursday the 27tn day OF JOY nex,, al n
o'clock, equipped as the law directs, ior drill
muster and court martial and Oh Friday the
2sth, at II o'clock, you will aitead with your
respective companies, armed aud EQUIPPED az
the law directs, for hs,ta an exeuI e.
THOS. JONES, Lieut.. Col.
June 10. "a
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NOtice---TaXes.


4 STALL. atead al tie lolsswia IImes and
! places Tor the purpose OF collecting the Tal
due tor the year 1856 10 St:
Monday the 81 Of Jay, at Jesse Durhsm's.
Tuesday the 4,h al John NewIIh's.
Wednesday the 5ih. al Ruflin's fill.
Thursday the 9th, at Michael Albrighi's.
FRIDAY the 7th. al p Longs.
saturday the sth. at Micaael Hollis.
Monday the 10Th. At JON =. TuTeniInes.
Tuesday the lith. at George Faucetts.
Wednesday the 18th. At L 4 Faucets
Thursday the 1874, Al James hutchtsuns.
Friday the IAN. at Anlrew Mecauleys.
SatuEda, ihe 18th, al George A Mechanics.
Monday the l7,n, Al Hi sbOrougn
Tuesdsy the 18th. At Aivis NIehols's
Wednesday the 18Th al Mrs. MeKee's.
Thursday The goth, at Ahner PATker'a
Friday tue alsi, 81 Nilham Ltpseomb's
saturday the ed, at sisrus wIlkerson's.
Monday tn 2lih al James Trees.
Tuesday a.. 25ih. at Iierndon's old store.
edn .sday thr 26Ib, at chapel It'll
Thursday the 27sh, at Nm. II. woods's.
:r-> The ia sistrates appointed to receive
the ilst II TaXN"lss Tor 1887, viii attend in
their respective dis'ncIs al the times and pla
ees above reR'ioD"d
JAS. c. TURRENTINE, Sh1.
June . 10
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Cotton Yarns.

Cotton Yarns.
ylHE psePlielar al ,hs aseass sf.s'a sisAn
- caasoa Mills, has Eedsepi ths Naoiesais
PEice Il his coii0a Yarns = 10 ioliosiRg rates,
az
Tor No. 4 and 5. % cents per ID.
9 and 4, -
. AMI 3. .
10 and m. .
I2 and 10, 30
lie usuia alss inform Ire pabiie. thar be has
On had large quantity. AID ell assorted. FOR
whieh he wiil receive - III GsFolina moRFy Il
III. HUMPHREYS.
Gusensborough. June 20 7s y
SoHfh Carolina Money.
FN1- | WILL receive South Carolina
~ Bank Rss Al pa E q d..
W. 7. SHIELDS, .fgn.
June 9 rs
S0Hfh Caroline VOTES.
Kre@- NoTEs Of South Carolina Banks
~ Sdl ne .rer'Ved by the sailsc niaeIs,
a par, in paymta - -gE Gsszsals
MlCKLE + NORWOOD.
June rs
Selling off at Cost.
sfssiL subscriber, ats-t Z 10 elise has present
- business. vii ofier al Cost and charcrs,
for Cash. his ehilT stock 1t Goods On hand,
consisting of a Psae'si sssaE.m' NJ Of
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Hardware, Cut
tIery, shoes and Hats,
AND LARGE ASSORTMENT or Broad
cloths. Ladies' Tuscan and
straw Bonnets, &c;
sll Of which vii be sold a. above. OF on ere.
dIl 10 Panetual customers a. his usual low pr
ces.
iEFs tie would earnestly request all those
Indebted TO HIM 10 call and settle their rrspee.
uTe accounts.
STEPHEN MOORE.
April 20. &C.
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VALUABLE
Printing Establishment
For sale.

SpHR EDITOR 81 The Petersburg lntelligen.
Ger being anxious 10 IL mt ihr Dtsshoe
OF tie Law, would dispose Of the Et'abHsh-
msn' ioany gentleman. disposed to purchase
To any such, on apple alton either IN peTson
or BY letter, tDll mi. Tmatiub vii he promptly
gwen IN reit renee to tht tIt uiaiIon citht %.
per, lite advertising and ph raIIonage, lie cup
ply OF Type. Presses Utiite Furniture. sc enc
also as To- the ie,ms ,n which Il may BE- puF.
Chased. Nnh. ut descending 10 the ino' lits'
cy Of putting cfr the EstsbiishG. ent, The Editor
will say that peEsesses advantage and hods
out indutemtn's we'll worthy I'VE sushtIcp Of
any gentleman whU has the talents and The
means to conduct a newspaper with etuRy
and spiIt
April ~. 67-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
orange tonnty.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1897.
Thomas NsWart and Samuel leWart.
Joseph Thompson and others

y n
vs.. petitinn
Joseph Thompson and others.
# a pear'ng To the satisfaction oil the Court,
that Samuel Stewart John stewart, and
Charles stewart. three Of The defenda .. are
MOI 'rhsbltants nf this state: II is ordered shat
publication be made in the HIIsborough Re.
der t"r s'K weeks, that unless the said Samuel,
J""n nd harles Siewa appear at the next
term 81 trIs Court, 20 be held a. the court house
IN fiIlisborough, on the fourth Monday in An
gust neat, and then and there answer or demur
to satd '"t'tton, tn" peti,iou vii be sen pro
c9nJ's'o 80 'l,rt. and -, IT prrir
J. TAYLOR, C. &C.
Price adv. 81 90. 7s--ev
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1897.
Fdu,n,,a Str,,a.,.L
Edmund S.ruapick,

70 gt
John careatter', administrator ''"0G'ne"''
Of Richard B acktcOOd, deed
: T Appearing to the Satisfaction Of the Court
that Anderson Backwoou Richssd B ack-
wood and Edward BIackwnod, three Of the
children and heirs at law uf Richard B az Swood,
iced. are not inhabitants Of this state: III or.
dered by the Court that publication he mace ~
the iiiIlsborough Recorder i'r TIT space 81 six
weeks that u''eSs the sid Anderson RE AID
nd Edward appear before the Cour; e Pleas
aud Quarter srsslons, 10 be held for Orange
county, at the court house 10 Hlilsbor ugh, in
state Of North CaroIIaa. on The 4th Nom
~ i" august eek, and then and there SHOW
"a SO why the Land OF which SAID Richard
BacEwood, deceased, died s,ized and pnssess
ID, shOu.n not b. sid, that he sad lands " n
be sd to satisfy the aintff's very
J. TAYLOR, C. C. C.
Price adv 50 90. rs CIV
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Affairs must suffer when recreation 10
preferred 10 business.
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For Sale,

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CASH OF GOODS Will be gwen for FLAX
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NORTH CAROLINA JOURNAL ES-
TABLISHMENr FOR SALE.

nAtNG 4 tue htended rrmova e one o.
~ the Editors, and the wish of tue Other to
iev'te hIns'h more exclusively I" the duties
Of his profession, the undersigned offer for sale
"al ufFi IT, Ifii,o il well foaud m Job,
Newspaper a@d 0rnamea tai Type. the IIs' of
suhse't5ers - tolerably large AID they doubt
not might be greatly augmented by little ex.
srtion. To an per desr"us of emb. king
IN the business, II ,ffers inducements not infe
rinr TO any in tbs -tate, but to a practical
printer, they know Of no investment he could
make Of his money that would weld him more
profit able retufr
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