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san Francisco Markets.
- - - rrI.EnEArIl.-

IL 4 J. 4
MUEAT-Sl Il sal 20 per GENITAL for
good shipping.
OArS-sl l5Wl - Il cll.
NooI.-Orcgon. Valley 2am.o ci>. a.
10. Eastern Oregon. lS(d3U.
HpEs-ileavy salted lO5zc: light. de-
lNc: >aitCd calf. lUI -
FAMILY pEoVI~lON>-liacon. ESQ l.'- :
els: clear Oregon sides. l5a l5. sr: hams.
J. 80 T. els.
BAELEY-Coast feed So0Sl % cts:
Brewing 81 sog!5 II eli.
HAY-Wheat. Ngyo Sl5. Oat. ~AdS j..
Barley. S9WSl5 q ton.
NEGETABIES-l'ota l'otalOeS 400 ~ els peT
100: Onions. red. G0J07Oc per 100; Vel
low. SlmSl % per l00.
EGGS-CalifOTnia. $40 a. T. dOz: Ore
guh. :i5a i0c = doZ.
FLOUR-l5Cst family extra. - -: III.
perfine. - jOC4: Bakers extra. - II
Oregon extra. ~ $40 - 90: haila-walla
extra. 81 jOdSl -.
FRUITS-Dried apples. Sd9 els. fOl
quarters. sliced: PlumS pitted. l:hG l4c
Peaches ll@l2 sc. peeled lSd3Oc.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-ENtra fancy
Butter. 10 cts. p NJ: Fresh roll. goo,
10 choice. 45@47 : ciS: Picked. 40 ct>
y h.
SEED>-FlaX, 2is@ic y 10: Canary
3J5G3c: Alfalfa. 9@llc: Timothy. so
lOc y n.
BAGs-There is a good business in ;
joObing way al Ss4@9l4c for STANDARD
grain.
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the MARKETS.
Astoria Markers.

FDorR.--Saperiine s. %: Extra 8 20 +;
Corn Meal q cwt. s. 80; Buckwheat r cWl
S. 90.
BUrrER-Choiee roll, top prices. ;2'2 cts.
SIC wholesale: choice lillamook 3nc
CHEESE-Clatsop dairy 1l@loe.
FGGs.-IJG5o cts = doz. Chickens, q Oo.
FRESH MEATs.-Choice cuts. Lamb. IOc;
Beef salO: Pork 10: Mutton sale. by the
carcase &c.
MEArs.-Breakfas bacon i3iaal5 per D.;
sides lS'&alI &c: hams li'2elae; shoulders
In.dI2c: smoked beef iJal6ssc; corned bee
slOal2 p bbl.: corned pork lOe = D..
BEANS.-3d4 cts.
DRIED FRUITs.-Blackb berries 2ec; Prunei
I6d28c.
HONEY In frames ;0c in glass iJc.
LAEn-ln tins and caGdies l2l,"l'c q n
MILL FErp.-Bran So 10 country - 2
ton: >hols Sls Up: hay $40 Ot"22 -: Z ton
uArS.-According 10 quality. prices rang
frou '0atl, cts a. bushel.
VEGHrAI.lEs. .-- .'oJatoes ii@l CT. r 10
tlnlorS 2a-sc = N.
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4RRlllLs FROu 81

Sra,cof altoona. rs. gLc 1ol-. Dcrney. fm : 2
Frh -
Nc.a-claor. xxi. ~ tons Manson icn -
Columbia 49, ..1 toas DoIos s. .. feb D.
Nsr.b Bend bl,t go oa- Psrr. u.n. = 3 Feb %
RyoyaI. Tor hA. SO 'ua-. NIlIi-u.-. Liverpool.
Fob Il
Suerroa sch = O. frh
Arc..i br bS. -,a toa- = recs- B..~hane .Sjan y
X .a and Aaua steam sell. - tons. LutJca-. Gra2s
HsrJrT. ian y
Durham. Br Sh o., tons S.y.sl prc. tm Otaso Jan ?
Shu .4as. L : Lighthouse str Eversou. cruise
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Common Council.

Regular meetings second and iYur-a Tue
dav evening, 70 each m~ufn. ~ : n'cl"cE
aE- Person, desiring 20 have .uaiicrs sri e.i
luea Dy the Council. ar ans regular meeting
,lH,J ire.eu' fle -alDe Z" TIE AUDITOR az"
CleTl au o- before the Fridsv cverin- uri.I
d. tls TG-,lsyun rLIsh the auarril auia- ii-
regular meeting. e. n.CA#pN Eli.
fr.iif.rr and TlcTi.
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KENDRLl'S SPAWN CURE
ON HTHAN FLESH.

bakersfield. VI. Dee. -. 1879.
y. J. kENDALL < Co. Gents I wish tO
add nay testimony IN favor Of yCuT Invaluable
.um-Iit "kcHdaIl'> SPAWN CURE In the
-p!iug Of iSs2 ] slipped uH the lee and
S!,rslined my right lluih al the knee JOINT.
WIS very Fame and III times suffered tI'.
EiI>j cXrruriJiin- pam. ] wore Il baHdage
uU 70 IpT uVcra a YEAR and tried mo>t every
thin. iu ny reach. aUt ruJl0 find nothing
that WuUid .siVc me prrlusnrut r-.Itf. When
I uyerxnrEed. II would pain me very muciI.
lu April lS1S | began tO think | should bc
4 cripple for life : but having ~Oine of Ken
da.l'S SpaVin Cure" thought | would try il.
used one third uf a bottle. and experienced
relief nj once Tie pain left me and has not
!ruuhled me since. ] feel very grateful to
YOU and would recommend 'KcudailS SpaV N
cure to all who suffer with NpF;tilI> or rIeu
matISIn Yours truly, Mrs j. BOITELI..
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Newer 90 shopping without con-
Sulting the advertising columns of The
ASToRIAN. They will tell you where
the best bargains are 10 be had. and lusi
what merchants are alive and doing
haSiUpSS
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VESSELS on THE VA.
FruE.l .tA...ran l'orl, !,

From k.4e..caa PoTi-.
o., ~. ags- 80 Toss. N.i!.-..-. =
Nl...sc. SCH. ~ ;c.-. = g. .taa -.
Tl..-.e,. ~on. 5ai to4-, 81 aiep =. iaa
Gan. "a. -D IIs, t5is. Trs0hri5.~. = : va Eir
N8rl
NJ POM ~h. I-ul ,os.; Lowell, : Dec j.
Gert-n. IN Philadelphia. Jan j.
Empire. sh New TorA. loading.
Kate Davenport sh. is4S tons. Mallett y \ ian o.
Columbus, -, rcrnala. New YORK. Jan ~.
Carrie winslov Am ok. loading. Philadelphia
From Foreign Ports.
Asne> Oswald. br Il. 1850 tons. Mctihoon. Cardiff
Asiuii. SWe bk, u.s. tons. Rinsmans~"n Gotten
bury Oct j.
Arso -r bk 61s tons. Rio de aniero.
County oi AYR br ok iss tons. Alexander Glasgow
Oct Il
Iitr Of Agra. br bk 1914 tons. Young, Melbourne
Nov
Clan Grant. br ik. gb, tons. james. Liverpool
Countess Of Rothes. br bk Cardiff
Clan Mcleod. br bk 6l6 tons. Yokohama.
Ethel. br bk AZ tons Graham Liverpool. Nov -
r-nily Chaplin. br hk 57s toas. Harris. ardih
t.eo Beggley. br ,n ig4a tons. Bewh.w. Yokohama
Glencsrn. br bk. e9g ton~, Cardih
Lizzie Iredale. br bs ss3 tons. Nossop. Liverpool
Aug D.. via Honolulu and Victoria
Odulia br blk 80 tons Liverpool VIA Honolulu -Iu-
D. - Houbttul
Passitaea. br bk 5,7 tons, West. Liverpool. Nov .
Scrica Dr ba gas tons Gusyna- River Bos ne Aev
castle = "
ScILirk~hire br ,li. n . tons Anderson. Cardin
Scottish Fairy. br bA. Y YJkohaala. Oct q
Thirlen Castle. br sh llis tons Shanghai
Viola br bk ~ tons, Price, Liverpool. Sept VI.
honolulu
Victoria Cos br bk, 66s tons, oven, Calcutta
Zos, pr bs LiyaTpcol via Victoria Jan
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Astoria Lodge No. 40. l. o. G. 7.

Regular Meeting every 1uesdsy Evening
~ =, O'Clock. az Good remplar's Hall, Che
namus street. Astoria, over Z. i. Psrkcr,s
Store Members Of the order, in good stand
ng, are invited 20 attend. Degree mectin. lst
Monday each month. IL order W. c. /.
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Temple Lodge. no. I. A. F. A. II.

Regular Communications first and Xx
third Tuesdays In each month. at .. ~
O'clock. p NJ, at the Hall In Astoria
Members gfthe order, in good standing, ar
invited 10 attend. Is "rde: of ;he W. VI.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-23

WEI DE MEYERS CA
TARRH Cure, a Constitutional
Antidote for this terrible mala-
dy, by Absorption. The most
Important Discovery since Vac
cinatiOn. Other remedies may
relieve Catarrh, this cures AZ
any stage before Consumption
sets in.
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kendalTS SPAWN Cure

J. sure m il effects. mild la III action aS il
does not blister. and Yet 10 / penetrating
;iI3d powerful Ia reach any dcrp seated pain
OF tO remove any bOuy growth or amy other
enlargement, II used IOT eYtTdl days, such
~ SpayiuS. Spliui>. cUTl>. cdl.OuS. >prsliI>,
>Welliug>. any lamcnC>~ and All riilargementS
Of the Joints uT limbs. or rheumatism m man
and for any puTIpu>,. for which linlment Il
Used for man OT hcst>I. II i now known 20
,c the hc>t lHlmeHt Ter man ever used, act
i:tg mild and Vet certain n. IL effects. 10 j.
Used full strength with perfect safety n all
-csl>0nS Of the year.
send address ior illustrated circular. which
Ee think gives pOSitiys- ETusf ut ~ virtues.
\n renctiy h;i> ever Iurt with >uch unquIli-
feel success. iu cur knowledge. fur beast ~
well - uidu.
Price 81 per hnIi!r. or ,iN bottles fur -.
ALL DIR CYCLISTS have IL nT can get u for
yut. or n Will g.. ~rHt o. al,y 1G,jrt.>> OH re-
yt-Iif Ui pris's bs ;H,. Vruprlvjur~.
Di;. T. =. KENDALL y 60.
Eu,>buI-h Fails. Vermont.
SOLD 81 I'LL DRUGGISTS.
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----M arranty deeds, quit claim deeds
and mortgages, for sale al this Office.
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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
Financial.

Silver. AT par.
Com exchange on san Francisco 4 rer.cen,
premium.
Coin exchange on New York buying par;
selling. = 20 per cent.
Legal Tenders-par.
Tele-ra4hic transfers on New York / per
cent. nrnMIuuL.
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geEDkLL'S SPAWN CURE

Harrisburg. Pa. Nov. l.. ISSO.
DE. Il. J. KENDALL x Co.. Gents | have
q very fine uaTc that has had bone SPAWN
ioT Il ION. time. ! tried every thing man
could devise. t1 cure il but all in vain and
,.sl> ahcui tu give il Up when q friend of
mine iu tins "iIy camc To- ~" and recon-
mendcd Kendall'S SPAWN Cure which tried
and clean and then 1 sent - cents To YOU for
0Hc Of your illustrated Horse Books AMI
iuuk thrGc = uo better hu0k printed on the
morse and hi> diseases. I have taken great
Ii,trTt->t iiI u and have >Inrr sold J. copies
iur you tony nCighE0rS am viii try and do
'yii:it -t.uj can hy getting them Tor OthcrS.
Yours truly g. W. MILLER
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Knights OF Pythias,

Astrr Lodge. No. q. X. of =. mectS -
every Wednesday evening At eS.zss
o'clock. in the hall Of the A. %. /. ". W.
Corner Cheuamus and Benton streets. "
kN nrlnr q. I
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Its ingredients.

To show our fsifh in 'h, safety and cNcri-
,vurg az tHr Il. g.. u!ou i5FUlrr personal ai'-
plirlI.us. when satisfied thai Gr imposition
l. intended U'. Ui.i .-iNv the names ui itll
uS ingredients. hy aTiidavii. The above
u!Irr> Wrrc never made hcinu'. Jay Tie pru-
prieiur ui ANY ":hrr Family M"diciHe H the
world.
Many testimonials. further iuinrna-
lion. and iu.i directions Tor H>iEg WI! u"
found boo the uamphlei Treaties nu Diseases
uf the Blond. H which each bottle l. ell
riu>rd. Prjc, Il per bottle containing I.
nunrl->. or 10 fo - du>,.>. Sold hy druggists
u. RANSOM. son < Co.. Prupricior>. Buffalo
v
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FrCm & Prominent Physician.

Ws>hin.Iorvill,.. Ohio. June l.. 1850.
bU =. !. Kendall. X Co. Gents fcsId
.I. yu;lT advertisements m Turf. Field and
Farm. Ot ECIGaiI> SPAWN Cure. ami having
- valuable and ~p-Hdy HuT>-. which had been
81 Ir from SPAWN eighteen months. | sent To
rDU fer hnit!" by express. which m >iN
week, removed ali .amruc>> AMI enlarge
urut aud q 'Jrse >.lil..t fFuu another hOr>-,
and both hGT,C> are tu-,ay - sound - colts.
lh5. one buttir WIS worth 90 me- QUE hundred
collars. Respectfully yuUrS.
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Chamber OF Commerce OF Astoria.

Regular meeting every III and ,:d Monday
of each .nm.l. Al ., T.. n. M tlr. hat ol ih,-
Noun. Mems Christian Association.
J. q. 4. BOWLBY. President
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Columbia River Exports.

DECEMBER.
I.,-To Queocnsfolra, per RingIoador.
FROM Portland 1856 cil> wheat ....-..-S2'. so |
Astoria l4U5S ....... NON 1
roi;.l>.....-.....szi.7I2 $3.50
I5- To Lira7s,oi. pr Child.Ts.
From Portland l2277 hbl, fiour............Ssi -,
Astoria - --.--.--.--. a.9pn
Totals. .lsIas sGos75
From Astoria 5-2la o. >,lmon............ l6oa5
Total value cargo .S'6.i'n
l;-To QUocnsiDirr. pr -id1m ". Simpson.
From Portland 28.sDl ellis whc1i-.........>4,.0s'
Astoria 2s.-2 ...-----.- --i,i~''
ro,al,............ i5o55 s5,.as,
IG-T3 Qia.u.t"ira. pr L1'io E0,l.h.
from Portland 2,.,rs7 rll> wheat. 90. ~ .>'o
i6-T, uBora>'''r8. pr irrjI,.
Frr.n Portland -i.sfI cil> wheat i-....-..-- Sl-el,
23-To Lir,r5ool. ,.,I Largs.
From Portland q .,-5 lhl> $3.50
- Astoria f@5 ...-..-..... t-l
rot-i,..-...il.5@ >5iou
s.-Ta gr,ra.f.,-i. l.sr Cb"aaa,.
From Portland q .r.. c,l> Ahc;st.....> .'.i-
] Astoria 2ils1 .---.-...- .ii.>'si
go.
-
''''''
''''T
.''' 80. j.. M .l,,
Totals. ..-.st.>.5 ~-,l.s0n
FANTAEA-
.' t'' '-'
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/ la-fn yu.aH,I.'rB. ...r uiaEsft0.
/ r-r,, ;,,,..r.,-,r Oh ~ ..fl. ,,.lsl.5r >s4uu
] l2-iu i+rsTua''- I-5' >i'' " 'H' A"ifH-
i'h' i''ii"i''' ''-'r> ''.''' .','''' ----''--'
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA
High Water
Low Water.

Frnln tables OF United states Coast Survey
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Beaver Lodge No. 35, /. o. o. T.

Meet every Thursday evening. go
ar o'clock. an the odd Eel = - q
lows Hail. cor. % Cas- and Che
narlns streets. Astoria. Mem bers uf the Drdi
arc invited 20 attend. IS order. y. g..
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See Side Lodge No. Y a. y. .. y

Tile stated meriin.> al tlli> lodge shall iH'
On SATURDAY ~NriiH- al zach Nrch ai tiI" .lnlr
of o'riarI dur.u- ih, months oi No
Vpm.grr December January anb February
Hall-ut>i .Ggriu- March. April. ~enlr;ni'rf
and October. anu zoo = O.. =. during Mal
IlGr July aud August.
=. ". GEARH AIT. Ec-urie..
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$1,000

.uaif. .-r.isu H;.r.. 'ur every certificate ui
fi... .i,-,iriur published - - which Is n"i
-Eaf.uiU.-.
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
COlIPANY.
OCEAN DIVISION.
For San Francisco.
Columbia
Oregon. I.
SiaIeCaIifornia
s. A. NEVILLE

STEAMSHIP LEAVES EVERY FIVE DAYS
- ~ 8 \. NJ. rs inIInM,
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Right i reserved to change steamers or
sailing days.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all the prin-
c'ltl c!iIe> in the EIted STATES and Canada.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03
LOOK OW

The horrible murder Of MI. Tbos.
Lynch, at Oxford, should be a warn
ing to our people. There are too
many loafers, idlers, lounging about
the streets doing nothing, with no
visible means OF support. It is the
duty of some one to enforce the va
grant act, but it is scarcely ever al
tempted. Our officials should keep
their eyes wide open. The magis-
trates should act promptly in al
cases for vagrancy. Some thing
must be done, or, we tear, there will
be more murders aud stealing in
North Carolina, than was ever be-
fore known. We call upon the Off
cials 20 enforce the vagraut act, and
that at once.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03
WATCH CAREFULLY YOUR
HEALTH.

Are your hands and feet cold -?
Does your pulse beat irregular?
Does your heart quickly palpitate, at
the least exertion, worriment, or
nervous excitement? Does your
face often flush from q rush of blood
to the head? Are you troubled
with dyspepsia, indigestion, or some
urinary disorder? Bewate' Death
may at any time suddenly ensue
from apoplexy. Do not delay. Your
system needs some true medicinal
tonic. Nothing is SO good as
Browns Iron Bitters. This excel
lent remedy will assist nature in
quickly regainiog her los, hold on
health and life. It strengthens
every part OF the system, aud re-
stores the different organs of life to
their normal condition. In diseases
of an exhaustive nature, having a
tendency to weaken both mind and
body, it invariably acts like a charm,
-Joauaal.>
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS:

Shelby Aurora: John Morris,
ured. is Sentenced tn bc hung IN
thug piace, for The murder Of Joe
Roark, on Friday the 23d day of
December.
Reidsville Times: We are in
formed that on last Friday night
near Milton, Jim Phelps, . right
young man. knocked Lewis Ball in
the head and killed him. Phelps
got away.
Mr. Thomas NJ. Lynch, . citizen
of high repute and responsibility,
the beloved husband, the honored
father Of a large family, q Deacon in
the Presbyterian church, a man
without q known enemy in the
world, and universally beloved aud
respected, is wantonly, deliberately
and cruelty murdered on the streets
of Oxford, in the dark hours Of the
night, for the sake of . paltry
amount Of miserable money. Two
negroes are in Jail. One Saadraok
Hester confessed his completely in
the mur der, charging John Bredie
with having committed the deed.
Mr.. Lynch was found dead. He
was stricken by a square paling, as
we learn from the Oxford Free
Lance.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03
Is c. mpaaxs~nh friends We VIII

Is c. mpaayAsHh frienda We VIII
ted Durham last Sunday. The city
wa. full If people. The p~ul!'i,s of
the tarl"u. churches ~ere filled at
the services of that day by distin-
guished divines.. During our stay
we were kindly cared for by Mr.. E
S. Adams and lis excellent lady.
The following is q lis, of appoint.
ments for
liILLSBORO DISTKICT-PRE-
SIDING ELDER, N. H. D. WILSON.
Hillsboro Circuit-J. o. Guthrie,
Durham. a. Cnninggim.
Chapel H,ll-T. A. Stone, il.
Hoffman. ~
Person-T. A. Boon.
Leasburg-H. H. Gibbons.
Yanceyville-V. a. Sharpe.
Alamance-J. Tillett
Haw River. B. Martin.
Pit:sboro-A. A. Willis.
Deep River-P. Greening, T. c.
Moses, sup.
University Of North Carolina-A
w. Mangum.
/. Durham Circuit. T. Lyon.
The following named gentlemen
were elected Delegates to the Gen.
eral Conference which meets at
Nashville, Tenn, next May Revs.
N, II. D: Wilson, B. Craven, L. S.
Burkhead, w. S. Black, H. 7. Hud.
son and E. A. Yates. A!ternates
Revs. J. L. Mann. J. w. North and
S. D. Adams.
The following we're chosen ass1ay
Delegates: DR.. T.. NJ. Jones, Julian
S. Carr. r. T.. Gray, W. C. Doub,
w. NJ. Robbins and N. NJ. Law.
renee, Alternates E.. J. Lilly, w.
NJ: Parker and II. B. Adams.
The next session of the N. C.. Con.
ference will be held in Raleigh.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03
MIR. Joseph Anderson, after a lii

MIR. Joseph Anderson, after a lin
gering illness Of several months,
died at his residence in Hillsboro,
Tuesday night last The funeral
services were held from the Presby.
terrain Church, Thursday afternoon,
and ERE conducted by Rev. J. l.
Currie. The following persons were
pall-bearers A. w. Graham, Jas.
H. Hedgpe,h, Z. a. Rosemond, S.
J. Lynch, Joseph Hedgpesh aud w.
E Steward.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

CAT-IRoN FELLowS-Men of en-.
dnrsnce bave healthy kidDeys and
liver. No aches in the back, no
piles or constipation. The cure for
t>e~e diseases is Kidney. Wort This
grea, remedy keeps up the tone OF
the whole body by enabling the
liver, bowels and kidaeys to yer.
form their functions perfectly. Both
the liquid and dry are sold By drug
gists.-Eioneer Press.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

Black Mare Mule. Scar on right
and white streak on lett
bip. Left me at Fiddlcton, Nov.
28,h, 1881. Will pay for trouble in
taking up and returning to James
A. PhelR Bushy Fork, Person
county, n. {.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

awe were informed a few days
ago that the Raleigh Farmer and
Mechanic was to be published daily.
We'hope it is true, as we like the
poper and its editor, Mr.. Shotwell."
-Rozb0r0 Herald.
We hope the above is Dnot true
for the same reason the Herald
hopes that it is true. The Farmer
and Mechanic is one of the best pa.
pers ev er published in the State.
The quickest way to kill a weekly
newspaper enterprise in Raleigh is
to attempt to publish a daily in con-
uection with it. There is no money
to be N de on a daily in Raleigh.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

The Congress will meet nex,
Monday, when the Republican,, for
the 6rst time in many years, will
have control Of boeh'th tie Senate and
House.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

The. trial OF. Gukeau> continues,
with the usual amount of disgraceful
behavior on the part ofthe prisoner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

OXFORD ALUM AND IRON
l. SPRINGS NASS. \ sire cure
for Dyspepsia Neuralgia Diseases pc
vuliar 10 M 81. For sale af The
.I,r.g STORE of ". =. Hayes.
y tha;iel Mortgage blanks. Land Destt,
and Mortgage r<~k. fo- sale a; HAYES
Drug Snes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

The doctor told me TO take a
bine pill, hu, ! didn't. for l had al
ready been poisoned twice by me
curry. The druggis, told me TO try
kidney-W and | did. II MAJ
just the thing for my biliousness and
constipation. and nov | am as we'll
AS ever. Torpid kidneys and liver
is the trouble, for which Kidney,
Wort always proves TO be the bes,
remedy known.-Hrtford Co,uaat.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

Loss Of memory, universal lassi-
tude, pain in the back, premature
old age, promptly cured with
Browns Iron Bitters. It restores
lost functions and strengthens the
weakened parts.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

Of all the assembled crowd in
Durham last Sunday, and every po:-
ton of our good old State was rep
resented, the prettiest girl there
hailed from The ancient town of
Hlllsboro. We heard this opinion
EXPRESSED by uni~nterested parties.
No wonder so many of our young
ladies' are carried off to other towns.
There is nothing more dernoral
ling or disgusting than a drunken
woman cursing on the streets. Such
a scene was witnessed in Hillsboro
this week. But what better may we
expec. from the weaker sexawhcn
the example is set by the Lords OF
cr.a,;uu.' Poor lords!
Brother Gibbons, Of the Rorboro
Herald, called 10 see Us Wednesday
when on his way to Atlanta. He
reports his paper in a prosperous
condition.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

Names of persons and amount OF
audited by the Board of Com
oi Orange County from 1T Of
1880, TO lst December, Id:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-11-17
COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS

Board met at IL M. on Tuesday and
was called to order by the chairman
No quorum being present, an adjourn
ment was had until 9 A. M. Wednesday.
At the meeting on Wednesday bills were
presented and referred to the proper
committees.
The following resolution was presented
and was made the special order for Tues
day next at 2 P. M.
WHEREAS, upon the application of the
city OF Manltowoc, commissioners have
been appointed by the circuit court of
Manitowoc county, pursuant to chapter
POI of the laws of Wisconsin for 1880, to
revise the decision of the board made in
the year 1880 under Sec. 1913 of tie r.
s. and
WHEREAS. said commission filed their
report with the county clerk of the coun-
ty on the Both day of August 1880, as
hereby it appears that said commission
ers never reviewed only that part of said
decision of the board relating to the real
estate of said county, leaving untouched
and unconsidered the portion thereof
relating to personal property of said
county, contrary to the provisions of
said Legislative act of 1880, and contrary
to sound principles and fair dealing.
Therefore be it
ResotUed, that it is the opinion of this
board that said report of said commits
sioners is of no binding force or validity
and ought not to be followed and will
not be regarded or acted upon by this
board. FERD OsTENFELDT.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-11-17
PERSONAL.

81. F. WH1TooMB was in the city on
Tuesday.
W. T. ALBERs, OF Centerville, was in
the city on Saturday last.
Mr.. PENINa is in Chicago making
purchases for the holidays.
Hon. JOSEPH RANKIN reached home
from New York on Friday last.
Mrs. JOHN NJ. READ was in the city
during the early part of the week.
GEO. B. BURNETT is now Assistant
Cashier of the First National Bank.
CHARLEY WHITE is kept quite busy
equalizing the property OF Fond du Lac
county.
DIR. HENRY SIBREE was elected County
Superintendent of the county in which
he lives.
MISS STELLA SMART, who has been
visiting Mrs. Cole of Gibson, returned
home last Saturday.
Mr.. HAYDEN, the train dispatcher,
will assume the duties of Assistant SUI
Fperintendent and will take up his resi-
dence at Manitowoc. Mr.. Reed Jr., will
take Mr.. Hayden's place.