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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10

OXFORD IS Dec. 2sth 1881, having nrsi exam
inrd and audi eli the above account. OF Henry l..
Walker, we hereby certify that We allow thereon
the sum II slS
JAMES :. WRIGHT. Clerk
ALFRED ;. hIMBALL Co. Any,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10
For the Democrat.
FARMERS MEETING.

The dGy being very Eatu9, NuSAV way
rot 81 many present as there otherwise
ropll have been. Yet a good number
we're out. among them quite number OF
ladies. Secretary Gilbert, Of the State
r,sri Of Agriculture; 5. 5. Smith, men,
h.r OF the state Board for Oxford county,
sBi G. 4. Cobb, member for AndrOscOggin
rorutv. were present. :. :. Smith opened
tre meeting. sud called G.. T. Hammond to
rr,>lie. Mr.. Hammond, on taking the
chair. said he was glad 10 welcome the
r,ur,msa Of the State Board 70 Paris.
ne though, much good had resulted from
>ngh meetings in the past. and much would
b, gained by the present one.
The lor,uo0a was taken up in the dis
-r,,.1n oCthe Swoe, Corn question. ). :.
smith opened iJ in very interesting pa
mr. containing much statistical informa-
Ton relative 70 the amount aud value OF
lie com crop. lie said FOR the last SIX
wears yellow corn had averaged nom
to.y,y.-.x bushels per acre 20 forty bushels
-.-..--. which. atsevcu.y cents per bu>hel,
v...t -c r..htc,u dollars and twenty cents
CLIP obi. smaller sm1uut and twtuty-sisht
...-. r.- the larger. Sweet corn, ON the
....- ..rI. las averaged about f0rty.two
.-..-...r acre at those factories where
,....,..-, has been ob;aiued. The fodder
.-.. >v,,. corn was much better than
Yellow corn FJder.-Mr. G.. A. Cobb, the
r.y. sneaker. considered sweet corn very
r--..... crop 20 raise. Had hauled i
.-..... .,. '.... &, south Paris. and thought
...-...t.u 20 haul that distance better
-.e-. ...,v com paid. lie now haulS to
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10
JAMES s. WRIGHT,
CI,rk OF Courts.

OXFORD. IS Dec so, ISL, Having Hrst exam
ined and audited the above accounts OF oeols'
b. Hammond, We certify that We alloS thereon NE
SUN of e. IS
JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
ALFRED :. kIMBALL Co. Any.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10
BILL.
WALDO PETTENGnL.

OXFORD So Dec. 90, lssi.
Before me personally appeared, Waldo Petien.
fl on. of The county mmiss loners for ga III
Count, Of Oxford, and made oath TO the ruth OF
the above accounts by him rendered and sub
ciieed. -
JAMES s. WRIGHT
Clerk @ OurtB.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10
COURT BILL
ll.x.Kffierlanfa
$lO2 IL
HENRY g. wAL.kER.
OXFORD IS. Dec. % Isl.

OXFORD SIS. Dec. 20 ISL.
Before per-orSlly appeared. Henry L
Walker. cue OF the counU commissioners Tor siiu
JouLty Of Oxford AMI IN zde oath 10 the truth al
the above account by him rendered aud suoscfib :
cd.
JAMES $. WRIGHT.
nj
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10

and 1t 10 hereby ordered that the tax Of E. s. Coe
& co. and Cross d Smith, amounting TO t21 - be
expe nded on the carry road" 90 called. and Silss
quired to give bond, and the balance Of the above
assessment 10 TO ba expended on the old roads In
said township, and Henry n. Lombird 10 appoin.
Ted agent ~ aforesaid. and requ ired to give bond
HPON Frytburg Academy Grant, for tie pur.
~ pose OF repairing the ONLY county road in
raid Grant, the sum Of sixty three dollars 10 IS.
sessed - follows:
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s CT &c A

(SCIATtCA KHEUNArISNI
Is considered by physicians an ineara6le disease
BISHOP SOULE'S LlNl NEWT
will cure the worst forms OF that painful
disease. Use LARGE bottles for sdiatics. Rheu
m.ti-m and NeuraIxis. Price 81 50: small bot.
ties II ,r sprains Lame Back sc }, IS cents. Sud
by orlgsIsts. =. w. RYDER 4 SON, Pro.
pristoTs Boston, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10

and VI. r. Chandler of said Fryeburg Academy
Gran, il appointed agent as aforesaid, and Is re-
quircdlo give bond as Aforesaid.
TyPOY Riley Plantation, for the purpose Of re-
pairing the road through said plantation
running up Sunday river 10 Luther Littlehale .
he sum OF forty.siskt dollars snd seventy hVe
il n see seed no follows:
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GEORGEF. HAMMOND.

OXFORD, Ss. Dec Goth u. lssl.
before me personally appeared George +. II am
mond. one OF the County commissioners for said
County Of Oxford and made oath % The truth az
the above account by him rendered and suoscT!p-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10

Any business man. farmer, miaer or mAnufso'
turxr in the United SIsles who reads the transac-
tons-not gossip-oi the stock produce, cotton,
miuiux and petroleum boards OF New YORK city
the trade centre oftne nation finds the value OF
4 hundred fold the cost.
The new York Banker and Broker. Of 40
Broad street New iork, the best daily dial or
lou rnal Of alt these Boards or exchanges costs
out s3 year. or months trial u, and money re-
mndrd II NOT satisfactory. samples FREQ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-01-10

OXFORD SIS. having drst examine AID aud
ted the above accounts OF Waldo Pettinglll. we
hereby certify thst We allow thereon the sum oil
s!21 20
JAMES S. WRIGHT Clerk.
ALFRED :. hlMBALL, Co. Auy.
True copies-attest;
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New Gazetteer of Maine!

AGENTS WANTED Exclusive territory, With
NO Competition, and u book which every citizen OF
the state should pos .e.s worthy the special No
lice Of Old Booamsn, aud splendid oPpor.
tup ity Tor beginners. sells at sight Now is your
opportunity TO Make Honey. because every
body needs the book; IL supplies . real want
One agent has sold 30 in four weeks Ladies As
uell As gentlemen succesd. Address at once
u. b. RUSSELL, Publisher.
81 COrnhill, Boston, Mass.
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- ne greatest sale ever achieved by any
T..an poem was that or the 2j0 000
y 't.es OF DR.. Hollands Bitter Sweet. A"
"yaia'Ns on American literary taste are in
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For sale at Wholesale or retail. There are -
old style low eighs for s25 taeh, g more nom
fIOto as. These slcighs are All Ofthe best ma ke
from wei selected While OAK timber AMI are war.
rAnted In every particular.
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Statement Of the Standing Of OXFORD COUNTY Dec. 3d. 1881
County Commissioners Road Bills,

TREAsURER's OFFICE.
Paris, Maine, December 81, ISL,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29
ADVERTISEMENT
H1LLsBoRo, July "a, '82.

AR. Editor In reply to Mr.. j.
A. Longs letter of explanation, or
his true dns,rer as he calls it, l will
do him the justice TO say that the
correspondence published by me on
the 18th inst. was carried on through
the mail without any promise OF Sc
cresy but on the l1th Of June | re
cceived two letters from Long by q
messenger who reached here Sunday
about noon, in one of which he posi-
lively declined TO be a candidate :;
the other he has published in the
last issue of the OBSERVER. | wrote
him the letter published in your last
issue in which l promised that our
correspondence should be strictly
private; and | remained silent for
FIVE weeks, mentioning the matter to
no one, not even my most intimate
frleuds, while, n the other hand.
political capital was being made out
of my letters to Long, who, himself
must have divulged it. So withou,
consultation with any one, and re
gardless of results, | determined &c
"let out the cat and shake the bag
Very respectfully,
J. A. CHEEK.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29
-four Own Correspondent.
~MEBANESVILLE DOTS.

M0A1<AAN A|O AA|A|A OOAo"
The buildings for Bingham school
are about completed. The energy
displayed by Major Bingham and
Charles White, Esq, in rebuilding is
a marvel of energy tor our country.
Less than three months ago a desc
lating fire swept every building of
the Bingham school, and since that
time a large part Of the timber has
been Gu, in woods, sawed and sea-
soned, and to-day the buildings
stand ready tor the reception of
a large number of students who will
seek the advantages for education
which the school will continue to
afford.
Major Bingham was fortunate in
securing as q builder, Mr.. Thomas
C. Oakley, Of Durham. Everything
under his careful management goes
up rapidly and presents a handsome
appearance.
MI. Arthur White will furnish
the thirsty with sparkling soda wa
ter for q nickel a glass. 1t is de.
~licious. \
A fine mill has just been started
at this place, and there is a prospect
OF still more Improvement.
Yours truly. S.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29
AN IMPORTANT NATTER
FOR

From Observation-Disclosures Report
of Judge Merrimon's Speech.
He referred TO the great debt,
amounting now to over s20,00O,0OO,
which the Republican Legislature
had in 1S68-'69 created 10y issuing
bonds. This debt was so fraudulent
that these very Radical legislators
were forced by public opinion to re-
pudiate it themselves before they
went out Of power. Nov the bond
holders have secured le5is!ations at
the North enabling them to PFng
suits in the name of their States
against other States purportiDg to
issue bonds, like those OF fraudulent
special tax. bonds, and such aesuit
has been argued in the Supreme
Court of the United States. It is
proposed, if the Fedora. Cour, will
take Jurisdiction, to bringsuit against
our people. The object of this sui,
will be. to recover from us more
than $40 100000 Now, what are
the people going to do about it !
in the shadow. Of their
danger, are they going TO pat back
into power the very men who issued
these fraudulent bonds? 1t is a Sc
rious question. 1t addresses itself
to every taxpayer and to every cit
iZen.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29
THE ORANGE GUARDS

were first organized IN 1885, with
Cadwalladcr Jones-the late Col.
Joncs-as its Captain. Tha, organ
ization went down in a few years. 1t
was again organized Oct. LIST, 1855,
and DR.. Pride Jones, a son OF Cad
wallader, elected its Captain. April
20lh, 1861, it entered the army of
the Southern States, being the third
company to which marching orders
we're issued in the State Of North
Carolina. Its officers then we're
Pride Jones, Captain ;
JOS. G.. Webb, 1st Lieutenant;
Jno. w. Graham, End Lieutenant
Jas. Y. Whitfield, End Lieutenant.
1t vas first placed in a regiment
to he known as the 9th N. G. Vol.
u~nteers, but before the regiment was
organized it was taken ont. It was
then placed az Co. g., 18th N. e.
Volunteers (27th N. C. Infantry
and with that regiment eerved du.
ring the whole war, engaged in most
Of the battles in Northern Virginia,
and surrendered at Appomattox G.
II. more men than any other CON-
pany from the State. During the
war it bad 181 men in its ranks and
lost Sc dead, Sc of whom were kill
ed in battle. What other company
can show such a record? For nearly
tour years its escutcheon was never
blurred by having to enter the name
Of a deserter upon its rolls, and in
the winter OF lS64-'5, when all
seemed dark it was the brag com
pany of it's corps; and Otter would
you hear The remark :'there's one
company from Orange County, n.
c., down here in Cookies N. c.
Brigade that has never had a de-
s%crter, yet" Orange should feel
proud OF such q company.
During the vicissitudes Of war
the officers were changed. Jos. C..
Webb succeeded Dr.. Pride Jones as
Captain. Webb being promoted to
Major was succeeded by J. Y. Whit.
ted as Captain. Whitted resigned
on account of wounds and Stephen
Dickson was made Captain. Dick.
son having been severely wounded,
was retired and James A. Graham
became Captain and commanded the
company when the sun of the Con.
~federacy went down. We regre,
that VT have not the space TO give
All account Of the non-commissioned
officers and privates, for they were
noble soma of Orange, and deserve
credi. tor the part they took in the
strife.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29

GRAND MIDSUMMER CLOSING.
Or SALE-l,OO0 Pianos AND
ORGANS At Rock BorToM CASH
RATES, on EASY TERMs.-Buy now,
and pay when cotton comes in. a
small cash payment and balance No
vcmher LIST. 1000 standard instru.
ments from best makers only. All
styles and prices. Nc stencil Instru.
meu,s. Makers names on all.
Specio! Midsummer Offer.
PIANOS, s25 cash and balance
November 1t, 1882
ORGANS. $40 cash aud balance
November lat, 1882
Lowest Cash Rates snd no inter.
est. Can't buy cheaper mex, fall
with cash 10 hand. Closing GU, to
reduce stock and keep working force
employed through the snmmer@
Special MIDSUMMER OFFERS
to lns'allmen, buyers. Send 70,
Catalogues. Price Lists and Circu
lars giving foil information. Ad
dress LuDDEN & BATES SOUTHERN
MUSIC HeUsE, SAVANNAH, GA, Tht
Great Wholesale Piano and Orgar
Depot Of the South.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29
RE UNION OF THE 27TH
REGIMENT N. c.
INFANTRY

Urea, preparations are being made
tor the reunion Of the 9th Regi-
nent n. c. Infantry, to be held IN
Goldsboro, August 18th, 1882. a
barbecue dinner, free to all surviving
members Of the 9th Regiment, will
be given on that day on the court
house green. Read the following ]:
CFor the Observer.
To NM Old Ccmrodes, the "Ur-
onge Guurds,'' late Company g.,
27M ". c.:
The "Goldsboro Rifles Co. A, OF
our old regiment have made arrange
men,s for q reunion Of the surviv-
ing members of the 9th Regiment,
N. G. Infantry, at Goldsboro, on the
18th day of August next. Cannot
Co. G.. be there in full force -? Many
Of those who were once with US have
answered to the last roll call, yet we
who survive, can meet, aud for them
answer died at the post OF duty
Let Go. G.. take steps to be fully
represented. You belonged to ;
Brigade Cookies N. c. that was il
the dark times Of 1S64-'5, pro
nounced by Lee, himself, to be TIL
Brigade Of his whole army Of North
crn Virginia. Gen. Cooke, who wa
pronounced by Lee to be the Briga
dicr Of his army, will be there, ant
70 will others OF our comrades. lie
us all go.
JAS. A. GRAHAM,
Late Cnpt. Co. g., 27M ". G. In
fantrv, COOKIES ". c. Brigade
Army Northern Virginia.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29
From the Durham Recorder.1
FLAT RIVER, DURHAM Co.,(
july 18th, 1882.

Messrs. Editors : / Am a farmer,
and not accustomed to, newspaper
correspondence, but it has been truly
said Ivy some ancient writer from
the abundance OF the "heart the
mouth speaketh." Men OF my occu-
patton, as you are aware, have very
little say III making up the slate TO
fill the different Offices in this ma.
ton, but we see the name of a gen
tleman prominently mentioned as a
suitable man to represent this dis
trict in the State Senate. TOne who
the people would delight to honor,
land one that a carry more col,
ored voters than any Democrat in
the district.) A gentleman who has
an enviable reputation as irsl-class
business man, perfectly honest and
reliable, speaks his sentiments open
ly and boldly, possesses those ele-
ments of popularity which combined
with zeal, proficiency, and high
cha, acter W. make him an excel
lent representative.
He is thoroughly and favorably
known throughout this distric,, aud
has the happy faculty Of drawing
every one TO him with whom he
comes iu contact, and will make a
lively red hot canvass, and carry the
full strength Of the Democratic
party. 7
We mean no log rolling, so called,
but all we ask is . fair, square sdeuk
Let US hold primary conventions
throughout the district aud let the
masses speak through their represen-
ta,,ves that meet q, Prospect Hill,
and there will 60 up Que unanimous
yell for the peoples candidate, + J.
Parrish, of Durham. Let the masses,
uuiuAuenced, nominate the man OF
their choice. Victory will then be
ours Otherwise, defeat is inevitable.
eIf We expec. our candidates to
plant the flag OF victory upon the
enemies breast works, the people,
and not rings, must control our con
vep,ions. It you want. harmony aud
success, now 10 the time to see that
the wishes Of the majority is graft
led. Office seekers and political
]re-pullers lay aside your persona;
preferences, aud give u. the people.
man, E. }. Parrish, aud We viii elec,
him. Yours truly
FARMER.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29
SHERIFF,k SALE
OF HOUSE AND LOT
IN CHAPEL IIIT

DY VIRTUE OF the following exccu.
To ME directed from the Snpe-
rior Court Clerk of Orange County. in
the following cases. to-wit Nos OH.
921 and 325-JoneS Watson va. W. n.
shall sell for cash "a the hiyh-
bidder. on
MONDAY. AUGUST :. ISL
at the Court House door in fIillsboro.
ONE HOUSE AND LOTT CHAPEL
HILL.
on Franklin Street adjoinin. lots q,
John Hnskey. James l.. Mason and
Others, containing 81 acre. ms,e o,
less ~ the property of w. u. Gates. 10
satisfy said executions and costs.
4 good chance for those WISHING "a
buy a Well improved lot pleasantly ST,
uated. This June 9th. Issa
JOHN h. HUGHES.
Sheriff Orange County.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29

CATARRH OF THE BLADDER
Singing, smarting, irritation OF
the urinary passages, diseased dis
charges, cured by Buchupaiba. 81
at druggists. N. c. Depot, J. c.
MUNDS, Wilmington, n. &.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29
Is n Por'i!"ernrc

Is n ror.t!"a Cure
fer all thosc Painful Comp;n!rts aud W~aknesscs
soeonsu,On TO our hest female population. )
II will cairc entirely tho worst form OF Female Com
plants, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Vlcera
tion, Falling and Displrcop,ents. aud the consequent
Spinal Weakness, and Is particularly adartcd 10 tao
Change OF lEe.
IL will dissolve and eHrei tumors from the uterus in
an early stage OF dcvcloIi>ent. Tho tendency to ran
eerous hum s there's checked very spcedlly by It, usc.
IL removes fAintne.s, Hatuiency. d-stroyanll craving
for stimu!ants, and relieves weakness OF tho stomach.
Il cures Dlost!ng. Headaches. Nervous Prostitution.
0ener>i Debility, blscpsessness, DcpressIon aud Indi-
gestion.
That feeling OF bearing down. eansng pain. weight
and baekache, 10 always permanently cured by IL u.s..
II Will At all times and under all circumstances act In
harmony with the laws that govern the female system.
For the euro Of Kidney Complaints Of either. ssx this
Compound IL unsur passed.
LYDIA 4. rIxEWAA's vE0ZTABLE con.
POCkDb prepared At ~ and rs Western Avenue.
Lyln, MAA- Pnee 81. Blk bottles for q. sent BY mail
in The form OF pills, also In tho form Of iorenEes. on
seeeaps Of prtee, d per boz for either. Mrs. rnkham
freely answers all letters Of inquiry. Send for p>.pA-
- Addrs0 - above. Nratto~ fAts Idp~.
LvER PnIA- They cure cofssipAsaes. tAnS~A~.
80 SesvlAitv Of the liver. = cents pr bon.
~ Sold - all DruGG1sss. -
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29
FARMER.

Mr.. Gail B. Johnson, business
manager of the Houston (Texas)
Post, has used St Jacobs Oil with
the greatest benefit for rheumatism,
Gays the Galveston (Texas) Nexs.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29

~ For one busllel and q halt of
wheat we will send the Orange
County OBSERVER to any address
for IL months.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29

Best ever made, Emory's Little
Cathartic Pills, pleasant TO take,
sugar-coated no gripping only Is
cents a box of Druggists or by mail.
Standard Cure Co, ia Nassau 5, .
New York. For sale by w. 4.
Hayes, Hillsboro, n. c.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29
BRAIN \ K

Wells Health Remover, creates,
remedy on earth for impotency,
sexual debility, &c. 81 a, druggists.
n. G. Depot. J. c. MUNDS, Will
mipgton, n. G.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29

@ Bring US q bushel of whest
aud we will send you the Orange
County OBSERVER tor 6 months.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29
Col. John a. Mcdonald, O

@a2c@S~t
Col. John 4. Mcdonald, Of
Raleigh, an original Republican, has
Joined the Bennett club OF that city.
i, is believed that Col l.. c..
Edwards, Of Granville, will run az an
independent candidate against Judge
Gilmer.
Thomas p. Devereux,. Of Raj.
eigh, has announced himself an in.
dependent candidate tor Congress
against Gen. Cox.
Judge Ru6in's letter Of &C
ceptance has been received by Col.
Thomas NJ. Holt, President Of the
late State Democratic Convention.
- Major Louis G. Latham has
been rc-no,ninated for Congress in
the frs, district, and Col. Wharton
J. Green has been nominated in the
third district.
Judge Bennctt's speeches de-
liverea in different portions OF the
State, are arousing the people, and
q glorious victory awaits the De,
mocracy Of North Carolina in No
vember next.
The Republicans in .hc sec.
ond Congressional district nomina-
ted O'Hara, COL, hen the chairman
Of the convention and q portion of
the delegates withdrew and nomina-
ted Hon. O. Hubbs. It is said that
both will run.
THE Granville Free Lance says
that "Mr. Ike Strayhorn, of Hills
boro, has turned up as a formidable
opponent to MI. 3. II. Cozart for
the Radical nomination for Con-
gress. Poor Tom Devereux will
turn up astonishing"
The wal in Egypt continues.
Tho Khedive has signed a decree
Diminishing Arab Pasha and declar-
ing him = rebel. He will also issue
a general order forbidding the
Egyptian army to obey orders from
Arab Pasha, and forLidding the
people to pay him their taxes.
The Raleigh Nears AMI O6ser.
rer says The mails now go to and
from Chapel Hill regularly by the
State University Railroad, thanks
to the persistence Of Gen. W.. Il.
Cox, our active representative. The
telegraph Office at Chapel Hill is
likewise open for business. Two
wires run out 10 "thc HILL" so that
it is a Part OF the main line.
The Board of Trustees OF
i. Wake Forest College having failed
to secure a President to fill the va.
cancy caused by DR.. Pritchard's re-
signa,ion. Rev. DR.. William Il.
Royal, he senior professor at tina;
college. And q gentleman in every
~ay qualified, has been elected
chairman Of the faculty. DR.. Royal
will J." virtually President OF the
college for y year at least.
--Chairmnn Coke, Of the State
Democratic Executive Committee,
considers that there are but two
parties IN tho field, tho Democratic
rarty and its opponent, the Repnb
liean party. This was his reply tc
Chairman Cooke, of the so-callcC
Liberal party, VII" wrote 3 letter t6
him desiring 10 make arrangement.
for . joint can.a ass between Bennett
aud Dockcrv. Chairman Coke Ia,
made a proposition TO Chairman
Mott for \ joint discussion.
Our yonng friend. Mr.. Eueen,
Lewis Harris, "i Raleigh. The well
known Cray" Artist. VAS n.uted i,
marriage IL Miss Laura Vain;
Fous,, a, the Episcopal Church, il
Chapel Hill, lss, Wednesday morn
ing At 9 o'clock. ty Rev. Mr.. Joy
.er, Of Pit,sboro. After visi,in,
friends and relatives in Granvill
and Halifax. Mr.. apd Mrs. Harri
will make their hcme in Rsleicl
where, We are glad 20 learn, NJ,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29
FIRST.CLASS SHAW.
ING SALOON

in the Berry Building. first floor. where
you N got Il Good Hair C,t. Shave.
Shaml""n AMI J~,ycinx done IN the
mcat.>t styles anil quickest time. Par
tias can l." waited on at their home. any
day cxr"ptj Saturday. LNli~s' hair cut
ting and >hhmpnoiny done II their rod
denrrs. Particular attention To 'hil.
dren'S hair cutting. Don't fail TO call
on FRANK THE BARBER. Tor > good.
first-class job. 1ha,.ks for past nson.
and hoping a continuance Of the same,
am respectfully.
FRANK w. HARRIS.
Berry Building. Hiilsboro, NC
~ Razor sharpening \ speciality.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29

Mr.. Charles Jones, editor of the
Charlotte Observer, deuies that his
paper has been bought and paid tor.
He says he Is still q Democrat.