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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-11-02
The Dakota Democratic Candidate for Congress

Inc Dak0ta Democratic Candidate for Congress.
Judge W. w. Brookpgs Of Sioux Falls was
born in Maine, and must be near fiftyyears
old. He was one of party of young men
who located at Sioux Falls in 1857, andfrom
that day to this has been thorough Drkota
boomer. He was elected to the first Dakota
legislature in 1861, and has served inthat
body during several sessions He was can
didate for congress in 1886, but was de-
feated each time, after close contest by DR.
Burleigh. In 1858 the Legislature endorsed
him in the most fattering manner for gov
ernor, but the late Senator Morton secured the
appointment for his brother-in-law, John A.
Burbank. Gen. Grant. however, appointed
Judge Brookings associate justice of the
United States District court for Dakota, q no
sition he held until 1872, when he again ran
for congress on the Republican ticket, with
Judge Moody of the Hills and M. K Armstrong
as competitors. He and Moody were defeated'
while Mr.. Armstrong, the Democratic nominee.
was elected. He continued to reside in Yank-
ton until 1877, when he moved back to Sioux
Falls. whore he had extensive real estate inter-
ebAs -srtfrytv rr~Ev ~~-.~ Z
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-11-02
THE UNITED BRETHREN.
Proceedings of the Twenty-seyenth Annual
Conference of the Minnesota Assembly at
Eyota.

EYorA, Oct. 1s.-At the annual conference Of
the Church of the United Brethren, held here,
Bishop J. Weaver, D. D., of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
presided over the deliberations of the assembly.
This was the twenty seventh annual session. G. H
Vars elected secretary. Rev. Mattson, of tho
N. E. church, was introduced to the conference.
Reys. Bender. OF the Wisconsin United Bratheru
conference, NJ II. Sly Of Iowa, and L. II. Bufkin,
soliciting agent of Western college, located at
Toledo, Iowa. we're admitted to advisory seats in
the counsel. In this State is a membership Of
1851 cCmuuniC>ps, which gives increase
1O2 over last year. There are forty-ive organized
churches. Three members were added to the
clerical force. The chart shows that 1921. 43 were
collected from the different charges for the of
missions: that 27l persons were received into
membership: that the church has thirty-six Sab
bath Schools with an attendance OF Ling children,
besides 21o officers aud teachers. In tie schools
are 9l5 papers, besides thirty-n nine Bible teachers.
The members take ninety-eight Of the Religious
Telescopes. This literature is published hy tue
church at Dayton, Ohio. Total amount of moneys
received from the iedsdurug the year. $500. ~
NJ. L. TibbetGs of Dover Center, Orlssed county,
Mimi, and 5. D. Kemerer of OrtOpvil.e, Big S ona
county, Mimi, elected presiding elders. NJ. L.
Tibbetts was elected ftaternal delegate to the
next annual conference OF the n E;
to preach and another was ordained.
Two ministers were transferred to other confer
euces in the church, three were located and one
superaunuated. 4 resolution was adoDted tender
ing a vote of thanks TO the officers of the Chicago
d Northwestern. Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul and
the Minneapolis u St Louis railways for proffered
favors to the members and visitors Assignments
were made as follows:
East District-M. l.. Tibbetts, P. E. $500.
Eyota-M. H. Sly.
Wykoff-W. C. Bacon.
Shell Rock-N. A. Cook.
Alma City-W. P. Kerr.
Easton-T. W. Nash.
Veruon-E. Carter.
LIE Sueur-G. H. Vars.
ST. James-To be supplied.
Walnut Grove-To be supplied.
West Districts. D. kemerer, P. E.
Santiago II. Rous.
Long Prairie-E J. Reed.
Appleton and Ortonville-M. ". Atkinson.
Yellow Banks-G Harding.
Mountain Valiey-W. D. Hills.
Sank Ceuter-W. II. Sarrf.
Lac aui Parie-To be supplied.
Wadena-To be supplied.
The reports and resolutions presented were noted
for their brevity, perspicuity. pith, point and peril
nence. Decided measures were taken for greatly
advanced work all along the line. Great harmony
prevailed during the entire session. The bishop
preached twice on the Sabbath to large and de-
lighted audiences. The standing committees fog
1888 are as follows
On Missions-S. ID. Kemerer.
On Church Erectiop-W. p. Kerr.
On Publishing Iuterests--W. d. Hills.
On Education e. H. Vars
On Sabbath Schools-M. A. Atkinson.
On Resolutions-E. J. Reed.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-11-02

Beautiful skin, and fair complexion, robust
health, and powers Of endurance follow the
uses Of Browns Iron Bittera
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-11-02

Chicago Tribune: OF course it is clear that
the persons who made these attempts were
traitors to the department Of justice while pre-
tending to serve it, and obtained their posi-
tons and tempered with the jury directly in
che interest Of Brady, Dorsey, etc, but there
is small comfort In the reflection that the
agents of the star route gang we're able to
serve their masters by obtaining positions Of
confidence and trust in the governments en-
ploy. It is wretched mess ct best
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-11-02
CONFERENCE OF THE SAINTS.

The Saints still Saucy and Defant-Some of
their Seditious Utterances Recorded-The
Law and the GentiIes Denounced-Gov.
Murray Gives the Pioneer Press the State
of affairs in Utah-Commissioner Paddock
on the Workings or the Law.
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FEUILLETON :
A LA MAGE.
N o U V E l. L p.

Trois quarts d'heure plus tard,
mon balm pris, .rais ct dispos, je
me promenais d petits pas sur lie
sable encore humble. La matt
nee etait suparbe, lie eiel etince
liant de lumiere, la mer bleue pres
du bord, v~iolette an loin, eou!eur
de vim, CONNIE dit lIomere, ce qui
u dome suiet d IN oculiste allie
mand de Soutenir Intervention re
cente du r0nge ct du 0leu confon
>dus avec lie girls par les helos de
Ia Suerre de Troie. lie bonhom
me ma probablement jamais va
d'autres fiots que ceux lie la Bal
>tiGne ct de la biere de Munich.
Tout Ell me promenant, .je rGhe
-chissais il la singuliere situation
OH me laissa;t le depart d'Exupe
re. Je resolus de lui accorder
quarants-huit heures de patien
&C, ct 81, ce d6lai passe. il n'avait
pas donn6 signe lie vie, j'avise
rails.
ELLEN?
&c nom proprc pronounce 4 Ian
glaise, c'est-a dire avec I'M fort &C
cent TONGUE sur la premiere sylla
BILE ct la fin perdne dams un nasil
cement, me fit retOnrner, ct .je me
trOuvai ell face dun hOmme de
cinquante ans, grisonnant, dc
haute taille, les epanles hautes, lie
nez long, les .yeux girls bleu, les
oreilles gigantesques. Sa barbe,
taillee en- collier poiitu, etait tri
ooiore, je veux diref noire melee
de rolls rouges don't plusieurs pas
salient All girls. I'm chapeau de
fentre npir, bas de forme, un pale
tot sac ct un pantalon de conleur
in,l6clse, entire girls ct maroon,
formaient In partie visible de sou
Ses pieds, v6tus dclr
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La petite COuslne.

Tn jour vint a notre maison
Tine petite demoiselle:
'Cetait au temps de la moissnn:
j eta;S en- vacancies CONNIE ellie.
I'm beau sourire triumphant
Etoilait SD leve mutine
Ma mere nc dit: Union enfant.
VOLTA ia petite cousine ~
J'avais alors DOME n c'etait
i'age qu'avait aussi Marie.
Et pour nous l'o,Seau blru chantait
Sur la meme brauche tlcurie.
Javais un esuuif de bouleau
Pavoi>e dun brin d'aubGpine:
Je Gurus lie lancer sur Ieau
Avec ma petite cousine.
Or CONNIE nous tendions lie con
Ners Fonde plelne de iumiere,
Son pied 2lissa I'm caillou
Ellie tomba dams liz rivlere.
Mails sa main he me guitta pas.
.Et sur me berTe vOiSine
Je pus fcmporter dams mes bras,
Ma pauvre petite cOusine!
Pendant que le soieil sechait
Sa robe suspendue IL branches,
Notre mere rendimanchait
Dams mon habit DIES grands diman-
ches.
Mon chapeau semblait a desscin
Pencher sur Sol 0leiIle fine
Oh ! ie charmemt petit cousin
Quetait ma petite cousiue
Quand il fallut nous separer.
Les Giant tinies,
Mons tnmcs m heure Il plenrer,
Nos mains tout doucemenr unics.
Puts la ticNr DIES vagues amOurs
An fond dc NOV GElr prlt racine
TT dams mes livres, tons les iours,
PasSalt ma petite cous!ne.
I'm matin que .ietais %seulet,
Jembrassais dams ma reverie
lie chapeau qni me rappelait
Les cheveux mouilies de Marie.
On went. on m'appelle au palolr...
H6las. toni est deuil ct RUNE:
LIE soir. j'avais un cr6p, noir
Sur lie charean de ma cousine.
Depuis .i'ai regretie solvent
Les jours heurcux de MOI enhance,
ia rlvi6re on chantait lie vent.
Lamour Ola chantait l'in~nocence.
'Je livre all sort de longs combats
TT souvent ma tttc s,incline...
Heureux qui ma pas ici-bas
Pcrdu Sd petite cousine
CLOVIS HUGES.
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RESTAURANT DES QUATRE
SEASONS.

Mr.. JOHN BOSIO, PhOPRIETAIRE
Al du RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE-SAlsoNsl
Prevent ses alnis dc a Vile et de la cam
pagne, ainsi que lie pnblic en- generate, q i
q transfere son restaurant du No. lj5 de
Ia rue de Charities an No. HI de la memo
rue, pres de St-LouIs. II profile de cette oe-
casion pour remercier lie public ct so!licite
en- nkerle temps la continuation de son bien
yeillant patronage. II inforine en- uutre ses
amis quill a dies salons particulars an pre-
mier, ct DIES chambres meublees i lOuer ) e
seinaine GU au mois. Les personnes d. "a
vale Ut de la campaSne Y trouvcront tout ar
comfort d~esirable.I e restaurant sera ouvetI
u I'D uul Is fev rs.
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ABONNE WENT.
n

Jn carre te lU lignes --lare insert 81 50
2me Is
i" =" Insert. add 50
Eoutes les annol ees indignant la
profession ct qui n'eXcedera pas
huit lignes par an-d'avance.. 10 90
Announces de CandiGats-d'avance 10 60
%Toute annonce puhliee par interval
les sera payee aU tauX dune plastic par
earre.
~Toute annonce don't lie nombrc di
sertl0ns nest pas specific, sera inser
usqu'a nmvel ordre. au taux ordinair
ATELIER TgPOGRAPIIIQUE.
Rotary JOB Pass.
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Ayant tout lie mat6riel neccssaire. nous
eommes a meme de METRE a execution
-onsles oavrages typographiques qui nous
seront confies, Les brets d'avocat. cartes
d'aftaires. eut6tes de features, tickets dina
bitation, b,anc.. circu' aires. etc.. seront
;mprimes dams lie pas bret delai ct DIES
prix les plus moderes..
sy"Tous les JOBS devrent 6tre pave
auSsitOt la iivraiSon du travail commando
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29
RATES
5000.
1900.
2l.N,

t,ne column ON. vcer. 5000.
Half column F.. 5000.
Fourth :. = 300.
One square. Ctrn lIn"-) n insertion.
81, and for c,rh subsequent insertion
90 cents per square.
"Court Notice. 6 weeks, cash,
$50. and when payment Is delayed fo1
7 months. 5000.
U-Ineal advrti>c"en'.io~ per
Tine.
The Ehi,n- Will not I've responsible
Tor views OF correspondents.
Advertisements and communications
must b~ sent In by Wednesday OF each
week.
The TAPER is put 70 pres on thurs
day =, ,hA, II may be- lent through the
mails OH Friday.
Thi. {. ,h~ onty nc~.parer published
IN Orarvr County, and rvrry citizen OF
the County should take it and encour-
age its publication.
Send I" this "1ceSai once notices OF
marriages.. d~-ata,., accidents, Sc, In facl
everything of i";r,rtt. and Wv " I'll take
pleasur.. in publishing. II Is the '!rstre
Of the E.,ii,rv nj mi. larcr to publish 4
first-ciA-& tnr,sts NeS,paIrv.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29
CANNOT DE
SCRIBE IT.

Mr.. Robert Gould, book-keeper
for Walker and Marcy, who are
lumber dealers, recently said to our
representative About one year
ago | was taken with the genuine
scia,ica. l employed the best ply
s%icians, but they could only relieve
me tor the moment. Finally l used
St. Jacobs Oil and it effected a com.
plete c~ure."--Aeunebec Reporter
Gardner, ME
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29

Mr.. Charles S. Cooley kindly
proposed to carry the editor Of this
paper to Roxboro to attend the re-
union free Of charge, but owing to
Office work We had TO decline the
generous offer OF oar clever citizen
and patron. T!aanks 60 irieud Coz
lev all the same.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29
\ DMINIsTRAfOR's NOTICE.

iI.vin. this day a-affci - Admins
TRAITOR pcndt nc ~ and collector upon
til" estate II susan Thompson. deed.
hereby give notice 10 all persons in
debtcd 10 said ctate to make immeii.
ate pay ment a.si those holding claim,
against sad estate must pres nj then
within one car from hi, date. "r thi,
notice Will De plead in bat Of their re-.
co,cry. This iNh day o. July. I>S2.
CHESTER y. TURNER.
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29
Hllas. Office 81 tn. Or.
NnEs. County cbArrVGI'
L. in the Derry building,
HrAt nUDr..

~ ~ 6..
i.in K..rrx n,,tldinr.
"'~' h"'''
Il. ,,a1.>fl. shyw.,, all sround
ILlhsho-,
r,
- s;,.uc-
n.. u,l., . Ia,
"Wednesday
~ -.
~, y,.,ul,r
:,
Ne" """ I'!'"''''' /" OF" mar
%f'' AM IL 4''''' " GO" Ter
"Af''i
w ''"'" 'hA''A' 7" our COZ
o'e' i'i''', ''"'''" =. h''''", "'
pA'>e' ""e le"'"'"
job" IL. Watson, Esp. IT..
y pulAr rr"l'r,~,"t Of hv ",r',i'!
Hotel. Chapel li'll, ~ar n town last
i"ur'"'.'
-" n"'ic' It tr. 1"hr Nriry.
Who i'' l%"i"tr'i ~ a'n''I>'i'i"'
upon The ,~'a;, OF III" ia'c y +
Stra,h"in.
The town. t.nh- @wc increased
las, Sa'"rda. ,"".r SO or ""rr tor
fines and r">'r i drn"h and d'sor-
derly pc'""">.
-Mr.-r.. '";ta- :. Carr and WIN
~1.ip.comi,, two .. Durham ,nunty'o
mos, c%n,rlrf,..n. citizens, were in
N,ll.l"rn last Tur~l,y.
-C"~,.hic Turner says that al,
person. firing E"n- aud pistols in
The c"'Pora,u liM,'. viii i" prompt.
" dealt, with. We hope 50.
A. r., ,,.,
"
"'e"'' = +" 'a'''re '"'
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29

Beautiful skim, and fair complex.
ion, robust health. and powers Of en-
durance follow the use Of Browns
Iron Bitte!s.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29

AN PREPARED TO PROVE that
L | have discovered the vegetable ar
tll"tc tor Scroiula. My REMEDY
WILL EXPEL the disease from the
system. Thu, rendering it the best
BLUDDj PURIFIER known. have
sold over 4.DU bottles. and have never
received II untavorable report. Infa-
Iibir for Hcrofula and Eauptions. Sold
lr"' endorsed by the Druy:iisp vi North
Ca:olinn> S,,,d for circular containing
testimonial. :" remarkable rur These
testimonials WYNN .p't trD,n ,!m. far
Wet w ft" Territories. hut nO.n Well
knnwu rttiKcns ~ your OWL State. Ask
your DrNyKi.t fr my Kennedy. Prize
81 l".r hottsr; g. per hait dozen. For
further tuf,.naiiuu. aI,irrs
MRS. JOE PERSON.
f:Auhirn!',M y. &.
tH"ir, sale ii iiiii-!Mrp hy W. \,
II tNE~ i,,,,yi.,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29

Malaria, Chills AMI Fever, and
Bilious attacks positively cured with
Emnry's Standard Cure Pill--an
'ntall'ble remedy never fail to curc
The most obstinate. long standing
cases where QUINN. and all other
remedies have failed. They are pre-.
pared expressly for malari"us sec
%'l",.s, in double boxes, two kinds Of
Pills. containing y strong cAthar,ic
aud 4 chill breaker, nu%:ar-c"a,rd
contain no Quinn. or Mercury.
causing u" gripping or !'urE'ny they
AZ mil'1 and efficient, certain in
their acton and harmless ~ all
uses; they etvctual'y ~clro"se th,'
-y.,cm. and give new liic amt tone
to the body. Az \ household RENE
dy they arc uneq"alrd. For Liver
C"mplS'"t their equal is no, known ;
one box will have y wonderful Ct
tee, on the wor., case. They are
used AL prescribed Us Physicians,
and sold by Druggists everywhere,
or sen 10y mail, - and so cen,
boxes. Emory's Little CMla,tic
ptlis, lcs, ever made. only - Cents,
S'anda,d Cure Go, ia Nassau ST.
New York. For sale ly W. A,
! lIa>cs, Uill>boro. y. G.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29

Within two weeks 2,104 people
have died in New York.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29

OR Me- (Dt NV.
In ."ltornit, with chapter III. Laws
of 1876. You :,rr hereby called To meet
ut the court hnn>c in IIi,l~iuio. y, ~,
m. IN MoniI:. .tng'-, III, :->l. mr
the l%ul1rnSr .: r:'rti"-- '"';niN toln-
~lnis>loiIrr>. Dn the same ,IIN pursuant
to >at'' chapter, You will. meet IN Joint
session with tire Board 81 County Conn
lni>>i"Itr-. 10 consider the QUESTION IF
~r"Imurring in tn. | wing ui til" county
taxc>. AMI Immediately alter which. Il,
tot:"iInit. with chapter POO. aw- oi
1851. Joint meeting OF the Beard at
justice. aud the Boar! Ut Education
will elect !: suitable I"er>or: I" srrv" a
County superintendent OF Puzzle In
>truc:inn. y inil a,trnionc- l. de
>irt'l a m%aj"rr, * r'lIirei. l;y."r-
,!,f y. y. H\l\. =
Ci.,h f.n.trt III Justices.
JOHN LAWS,
Clerk Bs1rd commissioners. e1.oHcin
BWJrd Of Education.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29

Officer T. d. Turner deserves
much credit tor promptly enforcing
the town ordinances aud preserving
the peace. Last Saturday he was
compelled to summon assistance and
use tts billy" freely to arrts, sew
eral persons vho were openly deity,
10Y tho town laws.
eK'- One-half, hu-hcl Of whca, will
iay tor the Orange County OBSER
YER from the present time until the
election in November. Bring IN
the wheat at oEce il you With to &C.
cept any Of our propositions.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29
DON'T DIE IN TIE HOUSE

Ask hruggis, for Rough on
Rats 1t clears "u, rats, mice, bed
bugs, reaches, vtrmin, Rirs, ants, in.
srvts. l5c. per box.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29

BEDFORD ALUM AND IRON
j SPRINGS MASS. \ arr curs
for Dyspepsia Neuralgia. Di.ss-~ =
cullar 10 women. 81. For sale j: til
Drug S;or- II W. a Hayes.
Cha''ei Mo.t.sg- bark ia:rl Is.-I-
and Mortgage ii-s7:-. AR ,ale ~ ltastr
/ Drug store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29

North CnrOIfna,
Orange County.
SUPERIOR COURT,
June 26,h, 1882.
.Iulis \. Lloyd. P1nin,ir. vs., ". A.
Lloyd. Hiram Lloyd. 4. L. Gates and
Mary f.. Gates his wife. Rufin bod
4,i, and Lucy \. I,ot>or his wife.
Lafayette l'icksrd ami sarah Pick
ard hi. wife. Benjamin ki..eli and
E.mms.ki>A.ll his Hife. Levi Hobbs,
James Hobbs and Ncttlc Hobbs. he
ftndn1fe.
Petition fpr Doxtr.
II appearing to the Cour, that Levi
II. Hobns and lafayette Pickard Ar,
non. re-,dpnts Of this state, il Is there.
fore ordered that publication be made
for them for six weeks i'll che ORANGE
COUNTY OBSERVER u newspaper pub
li>hed in The town of Hilisboro, y. e.
notifying them to appear and answer o.
denur 10 the complaint filed in this
office. or Judgment vii. be given for the
relief demanded.
PRIDE JONES. {. 5. c.
AMI Probate Judge.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29

SA.E OF VALUABLE PROP
EErY.
4: III" corr. house door IN I'll $ or,
-, M"r,;,s, The III, day ot august.
1882. il. .,,."ii,-,'. ~ ~. ur,ipr # t!lr
Sul";,:" m:; uf orange County. !
viii r:-, ;,H sale M. Lands ~iurlncrl,
bc!on :in- {" A,i''t ALEU- Compton. .,
the w.:.r> Ut i!,,n M l.vnrh'- crr.l
tex. !u>i,r 1T tie par; .s.ii:ne'i = Iii
widow - '""~r.a I" m'h'' red eta :
a>.<t-.
L. rus Of safe. Is ,a-h. aud h.,laEc
al q ami !! months " With interest ir",L
DAY Ut sale. This 81 ,Iav OF July. lSS .
WM. +. TATE.
! Adm aud r.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29

GOLD. ~, T." .... ~ 80, 20
who always take a.. ia - II iss ssAt
hane.- 10. gl.als.- ,a"sa. Y hist as- 81
ier-,k ,.e:.r-.iy i~*an- as~.lEi.y. hss.s
;ist.~- = 10 t.9 no. i.nr.".- >nrh -, ncrt
r~esnoin Z .rveTtr, W. ~sni n..nT
| men. w..ncs4. .-.j .a-4i girls :" -" >'ar
n, Yi.h, ia .I.sr ..a fasraiifss-- snT
one so - tie s'rs property fEo.a. 80
! fir-, -r@,s HI. tag su-s~ viii p.s !no:c
;'ss. t.t f:<.~ ofs!tststy Expen-
; -isr n4itii' ..-..3-tH~l :r~-- No nss.1. s'to
.is.--s4, !zsl- - fusAe money Rapidly.
! istt ian Il. ..str sour who time to tho
/ mark. al sss4s@ .stsag STARE moments.
Ft5gi insoftn-;i"t4 assi all that :. ..crzLcz.
-~nt :Ft~ !. .ls,- & Co..
t.r..+i .xtt-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29
~MENDELSSOHN PIANO co,
Win make for the next 90 DAYS only, a Grand oa.r o,
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
$3.50 SIuat, tr,nl Piano ID o,. S2ia

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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29

\ DMl\ISIK ATOkS NO rICt.
ra,inc .hi> Jay qualified as .Almin-
:striior upon the estate "f the late W.
r. NrIavhoru. | hereby n"titv AL per
SOUS iir!rh,c1 70 said estate To make i,n
mediate payment. and all persons hold
III. claims against said estate to present
The same properly authenticated With,
u months IRON this date. or this notice
viii 81 plead in har of their recovery
This july -. lSS2.
JOHN BERRY.
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29
OR M. COZ MY.

NJ Office 10 TUE JUSTICES Ol
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-07-29

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HAYES. Druggist.