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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-21
For Sale Privately !

offer for ,ale privately my tsrm Of e3I IA
ACRES, situkied miles =. p. OF Ni,toiuyille
on Hickman Creek, Iu te,iHmine county The
spd IL IN bue-gfass and clover 81 IL h. good con
ditiou for growing any crop suited TO this part Of
the state sud IL we'll adapted Co growing tobacco.
The IMPROVEMENTS consist Il a rme dstlius Of
rooms With pore htsAId celsr well 81 good wa
Ter near the door, good barn, stable aud wagon
thtd aud other nsC'stRfy out Ouildli -. Al or
chatd, stock sster Ehuudant and convenient SC.
The fencing thc ere, q m, stly &C 10 ne. PIN
Is Of timl,f for ientTg putIOs's and isrccs wosi.
ly IN good Itpair Lection l. ouvenieut To
church, school aud mill, viii eel he property
low aud On easy terms 10 parties dtsiritg home
or Will divide 10 10 suit purchasers
n rot sod by Mar J. I will rent 20 reliable par
lee. MRS. ~. a. HERSPERG Eh.
EOS mo Hanly, Z, o., Ky
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NEW ADyERTISEhENTs.
CONTRACTORS, NOTICE

For ssles ~ pubic suction, on MONDAY, APL.
:, 1874. At star ford, >. one Forster Rock
Crusher. new and complete. IL sill crush n!ue
r DIS a. rock Per day. Ttfms-nlnety days credit
with per cent. interest from date.
~. n. HI RRIS,
-s2-N Attorney and Agent Tor owner.
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the excess OF matured years, such
a. Universal Iassitude, Pain In the
back, Dimness Of Vision, Prema-
tuTe Old Age. and many other dis
eases that lead 10 Insanity 1T Con-
sumption. In all cases Of Female
Weakness the Specific acu like a
charm, restoring loss or fading Wig
or, giving 20 the eve brilliant
and sparkling beauty, 10 the cheek
the rosy DloOOm Of health.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-21
Millinery Business For Sale.

Wishing to retire from the business | oner for
sale my stock Of MILLINERY and F,1turss, on
very reasonable terms. I would aso he pleased II
those who are indebted 10 me will call aud settle.
MISS W. a. LOGAN,
22s-t Hustonville, Ky.
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WANTED!

An eligible location. either In StaT ford or At the
Junction, for a hrst-class fLOl RING MILL.
Those having such for sale would do well 10 adj
dress POTIN a. DUDDERAR ~, Lancaster,
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RS-Merwin's specific Is sold by all Druggists at
e. per pac kPge or Fix packages for s.. Also by
mail, postage Tree, on rece ipt Of price
Hs-Full particulars Ia pam phlet which viii be
mailed free 10 every applicant. Address all COM
municatious TO the sole manufacture,
MTRR Ran .HEDIfItF 20,
Kans4s City, Mo.
sold in STAFFORD ly Penny \ McAlister and All
Druggists everywhere [2OO-lyrl
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I have tho only colt Of Crows smRglers set.
Said colt Is good one out Of q pure bred trotiing
msre; foaed last May, goes all the gats-trOts,
PAGES and racks very tast and goes the running
walk Ia perfection. +. b. ALBRIGHr,
Stanford, Ky, Feb. %, 1881,
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Crows Smuggler

A-=z,,r...s.. = X --SSff17.-.sssR A.sz-'-
l. a dark mahogany bay horse, foaled June lith.
1859, full Is hands high high style and good al All
ponts: was sired by the champion trOlting stallion
Of the world the Ienow ned Smuggler, record 2i5Ia.
First dam hy MamhTino starlight; u dam by Of
liver, he by Wagner; dam by Wagner a. dam
Helen Fswcett by Imp; Ttanbyi 5th dam Nell
Gwinne bv Thornton Rather; Gth dam by Imp.
Trafalgar: 7lh dam HettletOp by Imp. spread La
gle; sth dam by shark; 9th dam by Imp. Janus.
Thus we have all The desired elements combi-
nation Of the highest type ~ uOtting, pacing and
thoroughbred blood. Ther, fore Cros's Sfnuggler
evidently must produce speedy rs well rs the
highest type OF combined horses His sire could
trot better than 2:l5 and pace better than 225.
SNUGGLEK's RECORD AGAINST That OF ALL
OTHER lIvIkG STALLioNS:-1he fastest first heat
time 215l.; fastest second heat time an; fastest
third heat, 2)ts4; fastest fourth heat, 2i93; Fast
her merits AZ Cleveland, ohio. Considering that
this wnsa competing race, desperately jOckeyed
and fouRht from beginning TO end, won with no
favoTs shown but every advantage taken 20 defea,
Smupgler it stands second 10 no triumph ever
won on the trOttinR turf. He sired the great Pill
grim that sold for $4,000 also tire fast gelding.
Hawthorne Pocah as, another Of the family 7,
made pacing record Of2.l712 and driver weighing
265 pounds Young POcahontas tTotied a mile IN
2lS; a halt In 1907. Another Of the great iaml-
w. Strideaway ttotted three consecutive heats In
2i9, 2l7i9 aud 21b1a, proving conclusiyely that
no OF her family Of hon ses have shown 80 much
speed aud wonderful endurance. II is safe to pre-
sumo that such great performing ability never APP
pears without an inheritance
Gentlemen, examine the stud books and you
win ind that CROWS sMUGGLER traces seven
times to Imp. Messenger and once TO English Mann
brinO, the sire Of Imp. Messenger. MambrRo
Starlights full sister, Lady ThoTDe has record Of
2.25; bis full brother, WOOdlake record OF 2'212
| In view Of giving all satisfaction, now put thii
| horses scTvicesat the yery low price Of si5 ~
Insure "a Mare Ira FOal, money due wher
| the fact is rscertained or mare parted with. TIT
| horse will stand at my stable, miles west @
| Stanford, Ky"on the stanford shelby City turn
pike. Respectfully, n. T.. CROW.
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HON. A. G.. TALBOT

IL Candidate for Congress In this district, sub
jet 10 the action Of the democracy.
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Singer Sewing Machines

shah continue to keep on hand AZ my shop q
supply of singer sewing Mschinss and fiNiufes,
and those desiring them will please call.
will also receive amounts due the Company and
receip, for the sane.
= q" iPETER BA1I0N,
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FoT full particular a. TO ROATi SC, address
nKA. -. a. TktEbihRl. Principal
stanford, Lincoln Co, X.
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TERMS MODERATE.

In Tuition, Trices range from t2' 10 $50 IN IN
regular departments. Primary tl5, Intermediate
S5G. Preparatory, $50. and Collegiate, $50.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-03-21

N-The ergsgtmert Of Mrs. Frank Leslie
to the Marquis De Luville, OF France, is
announced.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-14
church Notices.

ST fAuLs CHuRch- Episcopal North Fifth
street. the Rev Francis K Starr. Rectof--the
fourteenth sunday after Trinity Services at
IL clock a. III and o'clock p IN Sunday
school atg30 n III
FIFTH STREET NJ. f.. CHURCH suurH-Cor
9TH aud JaClso streets. Rev. James Mackey.
d. ID. Pastor sunday school al s.3g a III
Morning service II Il. IN Class meeting
at y IN. Evening service p III Everyone
cordially invited
RkiIGIuus ASp BEsoyAIsSr ASSOCIATIONS
Lecture at Liberal Hall atsl5 p. III. by J. ID
shaw No lecture in morning Children'.
LyCcum ate so H. III.
TRINITY VI. +. CHURCH-Rev. II, J. Crist Pas.
tor, will preach at II n IN. and y IN ia the
New Lutheran Church corner of Tenth street
and Barnard avenue sunday school At g. 70
p III. in the German VI. f. church. corner of
Franklin and Sixth streets hearty vel.
come for all To any of these services
FIFTH SrREEr CHRGsTIAs CHCKCH-Preachtng
al II o'clock n m: subject The All sun
cheney of the World" Alsoat so'clork p. IN 7
subject The New Birth
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-14

The 81. Charles Restaurant and ,a-
loon. Austin street between Fifth and
sixth. j. 7. Wilson proprietor, is a,
usual prepared TO furnish its patron,
with all the delicacics of the season.
fresh oysters, fish and game of all
kinds. At the bar can bc found. pure
old Kentucky WHISTLES, all brands of
wines. and liquors and the best of eli
gars. Attentive walters and polite
treatment to ALL We will maintain
our reputation ~ the oldest and best
restaurant and saloon in Waco. Call
and see us. j. L. WILSON.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-14
City Public schools.


''lH'' VI tIl' MA W III W h'b,
WACO. Tex, sept. II, 1884.
70 the Citizens of Waco
The public schools of the city.
white and colored will he opened for
a term of nine months on Monday,
september 29th, 1854, and not in De
ccmhr. as enormously printed in our
second annual report. All scholars
will assemble on that day, the 29th of
this month. Mt the same buildings III
which they were taught last season,
and, n additional buildings are pro-
vidcd, pupils will be duly assigned to
their respective schools by Superin-
tendcni j. y. Gallagher.
W. II. WILKES,
Mayor and cX-Oilicio Supt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-14

Is now handling. and will continue t"
handle. the following fancy goods
They are selected with care. and the
market afiyod- no better: Fitted cher.
ries. dried black berries. alder raspbcr.
ries, chile con carne, whole lunch
tongues. shrimp and tomatoes, deviled
crabs. breakfast cocoa, mixed pickles
in barrels. drsiccatcd cocoanui, import.
ed macaroni and vcrmicclli. preserved
iigs. Jelly in bulk, tins and glasses. and
grated pine apples. Besides these
,prrialtics. he has. of course, II full
line of family groceries.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-14

All over the land are going into &c
stasv over Or Kings New Discovery
for consumption. Their unlocked for
recovery by the timely use ofthis
great life saving remedy, cause, them
10 go nearly wild in its praise. 1t Is
guaranteed to positively cure severe
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hay Fever,
bronchitis, IIoarscne-,, Loss of dice,
or any affection OF the Throa, and
Imngs. Trial Bottles free at y. +
reelers' Drug store. Large size 500
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-14

If the little darling is -prnlluo ~uch
.lrrplrss nights. slowly and pilIlnIlN
wasting AVA, 10y the Drainage upon
its system from the effect OF trrthin".
procure a bottle Of Dr. Ei"prr'- ''rrai
southern Remedy and lnd what many
other muthrr~ have by it~u.r a com
pIrtr cure. ~ it Willin all bowel alice
tiou- in both young and old. For -alr
10y all druggist. al 30 cents bottle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-14

TIM BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises. sores, llcer-, salt
Rhe'Im. Fever sores, letter, Chappel
hands. Chilblains, Corn-, and all skin
Eruptions, and positively cures piies;
or no pay required, 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cent? per box.
FOR SALE By 4. +. Peeler
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-14

Tar hnrSi Photographic work ever
done in this city is now being turned
ont at the gallery of Mr.. W. ID, Jack
son, on Austin Avenue. Prof Cohen,
of Houston. one of the finest artist, in
the state, now has charge of this work
and lovers OF the beautiful in art can
spend half hour very prolitablN in
examining some OF his beautiful spec
linens. II
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-14

Mrs. kirkpatrick has again ASSUME
ed control of her hotel, the Kirk
patrick House. on Austin street. be-
tween seventh and Eighth, and she
solicits the renewed patronage of her
old friends and of the public Tray
clers, and all who patronize the
house will receive kind and courte-
Gus treatment. with lirst-cIass fare at
low rates.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-14

carriage Riding Through Mexico.

We stopped lot ltinth al an lllulan VII
lage of uupronounceable name. patron
ling its only public resting place
"iondita," which is Spanish for little
restaurant. The dirt-iloor of this way
side inn MAS ~ neat as broom could
make IT, the pictured saints upon it>
whitcwashcd walls were fre~h lN wrcathed
with paper roses, richcl legged wuodru
benches were ranged against the walls,
and the only two chairs the establish
ment afforded were brought Tor the ac-
coinmodation of las Amrrcauas. who |
we're suspected of not wishing To- con |
form to the native custom of SquHttlng |
upon II prtate. The windows We're |
guitlrSs of glass and had the usual iron |
bars before them, but noticed that the |
rude barn-llkr shutters were OF solid ma
hoyauV. which wood Is cheaper here,
because less rare, than common pine.
Our rrfrcshmcnt was speedily spread
upon Il Well-scoured table, Ia which the
addition Of IA cloth would have been an
incongruou> superiority a jar OF rancid
sh-cp's milk. curd-chrcsr aud honey,
biscuits. which would hay" mad" most
destructive cannon balls. and a basket
! of maugus tamarind- and pomrgruu-
stes, tcmptiuglN arranged in fresh grron
| leaves, rs the poorest ui these people
have a tasteful habit of doing; OF course
the inevitable pulIue wa, At hand.
served from "A pig-skiu which gur"lrd an
approving note alarmnglN like fire
while emptsn9 its contents into our
mugs rhcs" >o-.mllcd pig skins are
really the undres,rd hides OF sheep with
the wool side turned in Nothing els"
is considered so good for the national
| / u 81 ...lI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-14

Can any one bring Us n case of Kid
ney or Liver Complaint that Electric
BiticrS will not speedily cure: We
say that they can not, d, thousands OF
cases already permanently cured and
who are daily recommending Ele'
tric bitters, will prove. Bright Dis
ease, Disbetes, Weak Back, OF an! url
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-14

nary complaint quickly cured. They
purify the blood regulate the bowels,
and act directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at
50c. abottle by A. T. prol"r
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-14

Boots and shoes must ~, A. We
must have the room shortly. We
never do things by halves that i why
people wonder NJ the way We are cut
ting prices. SANGER Bios.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-14
THE SCENE OF LIFE ONLY ST

Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Physical
Debility. Premature decline in man, Errors in
south. aud the unknown mIscrics resulting
from iudi>cr,tluu aud cNctsSrS book for
rvrrl uuu. Young Hiddlr-uGcd and OLD y
contains t., prescriptions for all acute ana
chronic diseases each one of which is invalua-
nlr 80 found hy ilir Author. W hose experience
for D.. yi.ur, 3, such as probably never before
felt iu the iot OF amy physician. SEQ pages
lnurd it gilt guaranteed To- bee a inner work IN
ever .,i,r ,m"r huIicnh literary amt profess
.j,uul. Than amy other work sold in thiN cnun-
tr, Cor e. 40 or tire money viii hc refunded N
ncls Instance. rrioc only 81 10y mail post paid
Illustrative sample to cents, send now Gold
NDiul awarded tnr author hy ia" National
MrlUa Association, to the officer at which he
Ihc Science of Life should bee read by the
vuuu. iut instructions aud boy The afflicted for
i,N,l ltv.I hru,Gt HN london Lancet
There 4, Remembered >ni'in' q" whom the
science coy life WjU mot hc useful whether
youth pnioul gluriiau Instructor or clergy
Addtr,. ,h, Peabody Medical Institute 81 pr.
". H. luk,r Nu : Hluuuh street Boston.
Mas. Whumty hr consulted ou an diseases
rrqmrut skill and "NPruruc" chronic Mhi
obstinate Ji>cu-r- than have haii'ri the SKIN 81
uil other ply. igiHIl> ID Speciality. -uDh trtattd
,,Ir.,>,fuIN ufhuut AN instance of failure.
Mention This papti
urHJ TlNCCIE
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-14
MARkETs nv TELEGRAPH


IvrRroSl >rors-NiuHr HhroRr
LlvlWuut september B Spot cotton closed
arm VITA uu improved demand quotations
ulu uIutvt
Ordinary ...... .............. ..s4.
Good ordinary ...... ................. ., ID lD
Low MiiIuug ................ ....'.s
M.diins lplUud~ .. .......... ...... ito
Mitduus orleans. 600. ..... ..... .... to-
Snlrs lOupO bale, American ,.tu1hH spec
ulHii"u aud export Wp bales. Imports DNV
American 'Nu bales.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-14

Wv N''N NTTTTF "NT0WT TIF0NT
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-25

Was the name formerly given to Scrofula
because Of \ superstition that Ii could DC
GAG! by a kings touch. The "orio u
WI n..w. and knows that
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-25

1t is not right tor Democrats
to say they will not vote for Green
because be favored the division OF
the county. Put any Que OF them
in his place, aud they would have
done just a. he did. We shall vote
tor Caleb B. Green and cali opou
every mao who claims to be q Dem
ocrat to do likewise.
Every vote given for , RAD
cal candidate for the Legislature is y
vote to degrade the white people .oI
the State. Every vote given fol
A. w. Graham, James Holman, C
B. Green and C. w. Johnston, is .
vote tor men who would not dare t.
do otherwise than tor the best inter
ests OF the people without regard Il
color or race Every Democra'
should poll off his coat, roll up hi,
sleeves and 60 to work to elect thes,
men.
Gen. Cox has been speaking
in Alsmance county this week. w,
learn that AIamance will give him
large majority.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-25
STATE EXPOSITION.

In company with = very large
number of the best people Of Or
ange, among whom we noticed Ex-
Judge Thomas Rufin and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Hill, Major D.
H. Hamilton, A. w. Graham, Mayor
Geo. G. Corbin, the young ladies OF
the Misses Nash and Miss Kollock's
school IN charge of their teachers,
c. Z. Parish, w. d. Woods, and a
large number of the best farmers of
old Orange, we visited the State
Exposition at Raleigh last Friday.
From what we bad read in the
newspapers and bad heard from visi-
tors TO the Exposition, we pre-
pared to see a grand sight, but We
admit that it was so far beyond any
thing that we ever thought could be
done in the State that our pen fails
TO write when we attempt to give a
description of it. The officers Of
the Exposition deserve q great deal
Of credit tor giving to The world the
best advertisement the State ever
had. The exhibit from this county
is not far behind that of any other
county, and considering the su,all
amount expended and the short time
spent in getting up our exhibit. it is
very creditable aud will com pare ia
vorably with the best. The Raleigh
papers have not given such a report
OF The Orange County Exhibit as We
think it deserves, and 10 tsc:., it is al
most impossible to do so. While in
Raleigh we made arrangements with
a newspaper reporter tor a special
report OF our county exhibit, aud
hope to be able to publish it III our
uext issue. Orange county makes q
fine display. Every man, woman
and child in the county who have any
county pride about them, ough, to
see it.. We are proud OF old Orange
Those who deserve special mention
tor the part they took i'll getllDg VI
our exhibit, are Mrs Z. NJ. Parks
Mrs. Thomas Ruth, Mrs. d. H
Hamilton, Mrs SaIl.e Collins, Mrs
George Collins, Mrs. Ne,tie Thomas
Misses Lizzie Jones, Annie Jones
Hattie t'aucet,e, Maggie Webb, Re
becca Hill, Fannie Phillips. Messrs
A. W. Graham, Geo. T.. Corbin anc
Allan Cameron. The last named
gentleman IL in charge Of the ex
h,bit At Raleigh.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-25

Wilson the Democratic NOM
;nce for Governor Of West Virginia,
was elected by 5000 majority.
The Republican majority in
Ohio is about 1900. The Demo
Gratis claim a majority of the Con
Gressmen.
THE dry weather is becoming
distressing in some sections. The
Mobile (AIa.) Register tells Us that
in portions of that State cattle have
TO be driven a number OF miles 10
find water.
One Of the first Of the leading
men Of New York TO call upon Gov.
Cleveland on bis arrival in that city
last week was John Kelly. The
meeting Of these distinguished rep
resentatives must have been qnite
interesting.
Gov. Cleveland met with an
enthusiastic greeting IN Brooklyn
Immense crowds thronged the
streets, and the buildings and resi-
depces were handsomely decorated
The procession represented the bust
ness, agricultural and trade interests
besides political organizations.
Gov. Cleveland was called
for at his New York hotel by a del
egation 0: Brooklyn Democrats With
q coach and six. They proposed to
escort him across the bridge in style,
To their discontinue they learned
that tho plain, old-fashioned Cover
nor had preceded them to Brooklyn
in a plain, old. fashioned carriage.
"A newspaper correspondent
who recently visited Ohio says tina,
ho saw placards in shops and faoto
ries announcing that unless Blaine
be elected in November -"this shop
win be closed" The Raleigh Nevs
Odseruer very pertinently says ii
this sort of thing were prac,iced up
on the negroes OF the South it woult
be.palled "bulIdozing."
while Gen. Scales was ad
dressing q large crowd Of ladie'
aud gentlemen at Wilmington OF
the night of the 23d, a large process
sion of negroes passed by with mucl
noise and shouting. Rocks wer'
thrown upon the stand by the ne
groes, one just missing Gen. Scales
There was much indignation felt b,
the citizens at this outrage upon ,h'
freedom Of speech.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-25

n. T.. UT. B, 1854.
III. Ed4ADr As y AGscu Of cid Or
angc and in hohxlf Of u great many
others. ] desire to say th>t / believe that
it is the wish of . large Dsjority of the
people o Ibis coliulY that Thomas T..
Oakley should again be = candidate 10
represent Us III The next Legislature Of
North Carolina ar. Green, Ghu has
been nominated by the Democratic par
ty. Is y nAaii wbo has most 0huAaefully
betrayed the people Of tbs county, aud
VIC owe it to ourselves to give hisA such
q lcbuke at the polls on the 4th Of next
mouth Lhst he will not again dare to
trille with cur Interests. When he Vas
a Candidate before. he never limited that
his object Was to divide the county, bu.
as soon as lac Mas sell settled III the
Legislature he introduced \ bill to Is
tablish the county of Durham. and by 4
violation Ut all parliamentary rules and
contrary t. every principle of right and
justice and against the wishes OF Il large
majority OF our people, the bill was
rushed through. Ii the question OF di-
viding tue county had been submitted
TO the people las it should have been)
and a majority had favored the division,
then everybody would have rheeriully
acquicsced. But the people of this
county. always not d for their love OF
liberty and tar play, are opposed to any
system OF gag Jaw, even if Mr.. Caleb b.
hGreen himself is the author of it. We
Ydon't want Mr.. Green any more-we
don't like greens" much, any way
and if he should be elected, he would,
in all probability, want another small
slice OF the best county in the State, SC
We >ay let him stay at home.
Mr.. Oakley is we'll known to the peo-
pie of Orange. lie is a good man. and ]
man OF ability, and is thoroughly iden:-
lfied with the workin. people. We
hope he will Yet consent to he a can.
didate, As the people intend to vote fol
him any way. He would represent u.
faithfully, and would be true t. the III.
terest OF all classes of our people. He j.
the peoples man. Let our PATCHWORK
be Oakley AID Victory.
OLD ORANGE.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-25

The State Exposition will be
continued until Saturdayenight, No
vember LIST This has been done in
order to give the people aq1ppor-
tunity to see the Exposition in its
completed shape.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-25

Though numerous causes may op.
crate to turn the hair gray, all that
Is needed to restore the natural color
i Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover. Fol- more than twenty
years it's sales have been enormous,
but we have yet to learn Of it's first
failure.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-25

WE ARE AUTHORIZED to an.
w noun.e, THOMAS HAsTISGs a
candidate for CONSTABLE tor liilisboro
Township.