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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-09-18
w. IfnsinRn, VI. ID

DHYsICI IN AND sURGEON.--0f in Len
ahan's block up stairs first door to left. Resi-
dence drst door west from E. Church. Mineral
Point. MS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-09-18

Cheap table linen, cheap dress
goods, cheap fannels, cheap goods
all through. Bargains in everything
and money saved. No trash or cheap
auction goods, but straight, regular
goods. No dark corners, but plenty
of light by day and by night, to STE
what you are buying-at Dellers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-09-18

Single buggy harness--T PrieStley.
Saddle and bridle-T Priestley.
Horse shoes-G Day.
jewelers. goods-Cook d Sullivan
Moledeon or reed organ Hoar
Display dental work. NJ Hales.
Horses plates-G Day.
n I Martin-coal stove.
A p Jenks-bed spring.
Judges, John Clowney, s. D. Pulford and D
Jenkins
CLASS 27-FLoUR AND GRAIN.
Fifty pounds fall wheat four-H
Holloway.
Fifty pounds spring wheat flour
II Holloway LIST.
Bushel fall wheat--H Holloway
LIST, E & Reynolds I'd.
Spring wheat-H Holloway LIST,
J f Brown I'd.
White oats-J McMullen 1st I'd.
Barley W r Cox LIST, r FItzsi-
mons I'd.
Half bushel clover seed w R
Cox LIST.
Rye. f. Brown LIST.
Sample Amber cane-J. G. Martin
Bushel corn in the ear-Joseph
Branger LIST, Miller Hutchinson I'd.
= Half bushel white beans-Thos.
Stevenson 1st
Half bushel peas-Geo. Harris lst.
Judges O. Sherman and VIM. cambridge,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-09-18

Currant jelly--mrs NJ Smith
Grape ielly-mrs 7 s Ansiey
Flum jeliy--miss G Phillips
Display fruit jellies-mrs NJ Smith
Canned eherries-mrs W Ross
gooseberries- mrs white
raspberries-mrs Devlin
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wilson
Chow chOw-mrs wright
Picked cucumbers mrs A Spratler
Mixed pickles-mrS James Toay
Iudges-mrs | K waldbridge, mrs A Disbrow
mrs Spensley, o Minor
CLASS 36-BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Fresh butter in Rolls-Mrs JMcCardle
Butter in jar-W II Penhallegon
Creamery butter-W II Penhallegon 1st
Harris I'd
Judges, W Drisbrow, Brewer, Mrs n james
CLASS 37-oRNAMENTAL WORK.
Wax work-Nrs Julia o. Hare LIST, BITS Wright
Display hair work-Kate Appel
Moss basket with fosers-Mrs Hadfeld
Three hand bouquets-ars NJ smith LIST Mis-.
Strong comp.
Two table bouquets--Mrs J Knight
Floral design Miss Harris
Basket OF flowers NARY Boyntol
Spatter Work-Lizzie Robinson
Collection of bafckels-R Francis
CLASS 3S-PAINTING, DRAWING.
sketch from nature-niss Hutchison
OIL painting landscape-Ann PrideauX
Oil PAINTING auimals-miss Hutchinson
water color paintng-Miss Sylvester
CTayOn painting or drawing-Lottie Taylor
India ink painting or drawing Jenkin Hoskin
Peucil drawing (heads)-miss b Harris.
Pencil drawing mot heads)-AnnIe Prideaux.
Penmanship-Lizzie Robinson
Oil painting-mlss Hutchinson lst miss NJ
Whitlesey I'd miss G Simmeron comp
Painting on china-mSs 4 Strong
Painting on - pieues china miss HutchisOn
Water colors on silk or satin Annie Prideaux
Oil colors on silk or satin-miss n Sylvester
Oh colors or on felt or plush-M Whittlesy lsb
Julia OHare, miss Sylvester comp
CLASS 39-PHoToGRAPH.
Jenkins Il Hoskin, received the premium on
all the photographs
Judges, mrs L Minor, mrs D b Jones, ID P
Beech.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-09-18

SOD ISL, L LdllyoH zu'
CLASS l5---LEICESTER, LINCOLNSHIRE
OR OTHER LONG WOOL.
Buck two years old---G Stevenson
lst, and ID,
Buck one year old and under two
e Stevenson LIST + Lanyon ID
Buck one year old-Hez Andrews
LIST, G. Stevenson I'd,
Eve two years old or Over---E
Lanyon LIST, n Jewell ID
Eve one year old and under Two
n jewell 1st. e. Stevenson III.
Eve one year Old---P LanyOn ISL
G Stevenson I'd.
CLASS 16-MERINos.
Buck of any age-N Jewell, lst and
I'd.
Eve of any age--N jewell lSt.
CLASS 17--.oxFoRD DOWNS, SOUTH
DOWNS, SHROPSHIRE OR OTHER
MIDDLE WOODS.
Buck Of any age COllard lst, w
Buckingham I'd
Eve of any age. Collard 1st ano
%.
Buck one year old or over-W Buck
ingham lst., G. Collard I'd.
Eve one year old or over--W Buck
iugham Isl. G. Collard I'd.
Buck one year old or under--Ilez
Andrews LIST, Chas Collard I'd.
Eve one year old or under-Wm
Buckingham lst., G. Collard I'd.
Judges, j. b. Wallis James Kitchen, s. Harker
CLASS lS-sWEEPsTAKEs.
Buck of any age--N. Jewell
4 Ls4t
Stevenson.
Pen OF ewes, any age or breed, MOI
less than siX-George Stevenson,
Judges, VIM. Buckingham S, Harker, NJ
Stevenson.
sPECIAL-CHEsTER-WHITEs.
Division D-SWine.
Boar--R. r. GIugAes st and ID.
oOw-R. X. Hughes lst., E. j. Per
kins ID.
CLASS l9-BERKsHIRES.
Boar VIM. Buckingham lst., VIM. L
Harris ID.
SOW with not less than six pigs-W
Buckingham list. w. b. Harris I'd.
CLASS 2O-POLAND CHINA.
Boar Joseph Gordon lst. and ID.
sow with not less than six pigs j
Gordon list.
CLASS 21-JERsEY REDS.
Boar. VI. Noble Ist. and I'd.
Sow. NJ. Noble lst and "a.
Judges, J. C. Martin j. C. Dewitt Thoma
Walker
CLASS q -sWEEPsTAKEs.
Best Boar of any age or breed-Jos
Gordon lst
Best sow Of any age or breed Jos
Gordon lst
Best pen of pigs any breed, 8, on over
three months old aud under siX-.IOs
Gordon LIST.
Judges J. c. kirkpatrick, }. W, yanNeter
John Jackson
CLASS 23.--POULTRY, ETC.
Pair light Brdhma fowls and chick,
w 3 Harris LIST
Pair Dark Drama fowlS---J \ lIoa
Par Black Cochin fowls b j Ben.
nett lst and ID
Pair OF chicks BJ Bennett lst ia,
Bennett 3D.
Pair Buff Cochin FOWLS ! Z Han
kin, ISL, A Wilson I'd.
Pain chicks j + tlauKins lst,
Pair Partridge Cochin tOWls--W II
BjrVttt ISL
Parchlcks--W II Blewett lst and I'd
PUr Plymouth Rock fowls and
cmcE,--lohu Johns laI
Willie Devhn received 2d ON chicks
W b Harris received lst and "a ON
following. Pair White DorNm fowls
and chicks Pair Gray Dorkin fowls
and chicks. Pair IOudtn fowls
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-09-18

Halt bushel clover seed w Il
Cox LIST.
Rye. f. Brown 1st.
Sample Amber cane-J. G. Martin
Bushel corn in the ear-Joseph
Branger LIST Miller Hutchinson I'd.
Half bushel white beans-Thos.
Stevenson LIST.
Half bushel peas-Geo. Harris lst.
Judges @. sherman and VIM. cambridge.
CLASS 28-VEGETABLEs.
Bushel early potatoes-Miller Hutchinson.
late potatoes-Thos. r. Rodgers.
| new variety late potatOes-GeO. Harris.
Sample hops-Airs. Robinson
| t0bacco--B StoUer.
Cucumbers--R Fitzsimons.
| Peppers--Miss Margie Gundry.
Turnips-J McMulleu.
/ Onious-W Cox.
| TOmatoes-M Stevenson.
| Carrots-S Harris.
Beets Ter table use-J NJ Hales.
Cabbage Mayhem.
I MuskmelOn--IC Martin.
! &" Paunlps-S Harris.
Satisfy and watermelons-Geo. Harris.
Leeks-Mrs Jas. Toay.
pkius-Miller Hutchison.
| Squashes-Geo. Harris.
| Celery ]. Spratler
Mangel Wortzel-Geo Spensely.
| String beans. McArdle.
| CaullhOWer-Geo. Harris.
| Sweet con-JOhn Hutchinson.
| Pop COu-GeOrge Harms
Display OF vegetables by one eXhibitor-Alfred
! vivian lst George Harris I'd.
CLASS 29--FRUIT.
| Five varieties summer appples-R Biddick LIST,
! y Jewell I'd.
! Six varieties fan aud winter apples-Mrs B A
/ Graves lst, X Biddock I'd.
Ten varieties grapes-T Ansley LIST Vivian I'd.
| Five varieties grupes-J Ii vivian,
| Concord grapes--Mrs Cobb.
! Delaware grapes-Mrs Cobb.
| Word Il srapes-I Ansey.
| Agawun gmpes-Mrs Cobb.
| Iantsville grapes-MrS Garden.
| Siberian Crabs-R BiddiCk,
! plums-P lgay
| Fruit-R Biddick lst. Jewell ID.
CLASS 30--WINEs, HONEY, ETC.
| Sample currnnt oiue-r = Ausley
| Grape wine (cultivated)J II Vivian
| Houey-W Clayton
! Sorghum syrup Martin
judges, Warren Gray, c Gilman and II Iyey
Glass BLOUSE PLANTS.
! Display OF Tropical house plants-Mrs Hadfeld
! six varieties geranums- Mrs Jas Toay.
SIX varieties begonias-Mrs S Coad lst, Mrs j
| IadHeld 2nd
Tube Roses-AIrs A Wilson
| Ten iofage piants-Mrs Jas T0ay
| Six varieties fnchas-Nrs q leuck
| six varieties carnauOn plnks-Mrs Jas Ioay
! six varieties petumas-Nrs Jas Iuay
Single rose in bloom-Nrs Jas foay lst Miss
| A strong I'd
Hanging baskets OF pluuls-Mrs HadHeld
| six varieties dahlias-Nlss l. Harris
| NerbeuWs-Alr Hadheld
! Asters-Aliss Margie Guudry
| GHdiOlas-Mrs jas loay
Basums-Sss 81 BoynJOu
/ Puu2ies-mrs CloWney
/ PhlON, and sweet peaS-Nrs w A Jones
| Cut geruuiulaS-Miss Clara Jeuck
| Judges, Nrs Mary Jacko, Mrs NanMatre ~ r Par
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-09-18
DENTISTRY.
j. M. EEaIes, u. - =
CRUR1H SOCIETIES.

CHURLH SOCIETIES.
METH EPISCOPAL....E g. CLoUGH, Pastor.
sunday services al 1880. A. NJ. and Z %, p. Nj.
Sunday School at 200, r. NJ. Prayer meetings
ON Mondays and Thursdays At 1900, p. NJ.
PRIMITIVE METHODIST. C. DAWSON, Pastor.
Sunday services at 1890, A. and 1900 p. Nj.
Sunday School at 200. p NJ. Prayer meetings
on Mondays ana J thursdays at 200, p. Nj.
TRINITY -. ......... M CHASE, Pastor.
Sunday services at 1880, a. NJ. and 700, p; NJ.
Sunday School at 2;30, p. NJ Services ON FRI
day evenings at 1880 o'clock
PRESBYTERIAN .......J. N. ELLIOTT, Pastor.
Sunday services at 1880, A. NJ and 900, p NJ.
Sunday School at 200 p NJ. Prayer meeting
ON Wednesday at i;l5, p. NJ.
ST. MARY's GERMANY. ... jos. HUBER. Pastor.
Sunday services First Mass mt 800. A. NJ;
High Mass at 1000 A. NJ; Vespers at 3;OlP.M.
sT. PAIrIiS tIrish) ........J. OKEEFE, Pastor.
SUNDAY services. High Mass ut 1880, An.
CTTTC SOCIETIES.
IOWA LODGE. No. lilo. 0. f.; meets every
! Wednesday night, i'm tn "A hail opposite City
Han Visiting brethren invited TO attend.
sc. THOMAS, Sec. r. JACKSON, JR., n. G.
HUDSON ENCAMPMENT, No. IS, 10. OF;
! | meets the ID and 4th Tuesdays of each
month"; Pauarchs visiting the city are invited.
$. e.. THOMAS JOHN DAVE,
scribe. Chief Patriarch,
DROTECTION LODGE, No. Z, 4. o. u. W;
meets I'd and +th Mondays in the month, in
Good Tcmulurs hall NJ. W. in good standing
are cordially invited to visit with ms.
W. Coz, M.W. J. 7. HAWKINS Recorder.
I,MERY LODGE. No. 81, l. o. G. n meets
7-fI Itt. Fsfafff Frfr Of Hfr
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-09-18

METHODIST C. DAWSON, Pastor.
Sunday services at 1890, A. NJ and 1900 p NJ.
Sunday School at 300, p. NJ. Prayer meetings
on Mondays and thursdays at 200, r. NJ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-09-18
The Tribune DIRECTORY.
PHYSICIANS.

II. w. Patterson. Va. ID.
lnFFICE opposite Pulfords Drug Store, High 81.
I bHorrs from 70 l0a. m. and to p. m. In
office nights 23tf
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
II WILL COST YOU NOTHING

It WILL COST YOU NOTHING
70 &c, from Drs. S,arkey d Palen,
!lo9 Girard Street, Philadelphia, an
'0nest opinion in your case, if you
are suffering from any chronic dis
ease, as Consumption, Catarrh. Neu'
'algia, Rheumatism, or nervous irri-
liability and weakness. They are
making wonderful cures with their
Few Compound Oxygen Treatment.
Write TO them and give 8 clear
statement Of your case. They will
answer promptly as>to the chances
Of a cure. They make no churoe
!'r consultations. If. however, you
DO not wish TO consult them 1T pres.
en', drop q pos,ai-card, asking for
'neir Treatise on Compound Oxy.
gen, in which you will fnd . history
Of ns discovery, nature, and ac.ion.
,nd = large number OF reports OF
althcult and desperate cases which
.0ey have treated successfully. l,
VII be sent tree.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

Mr.. Samuel W. Hughes, abou,
20 years of age, died At his home
near Cedar Grove. Thursday, Oct.
2. lie was buried at Emo church
Frk ~. Rev. A. Currie conducting
the funeral services. Mr. Hughes
leaves . widow and ~ children.
We hope that some one acquainted
with this good man will write an
obituary notice and send us TOR pub.
LEGATION.
Mr.. WIN. II. Tnrren,ine, g.
years OF age, died Al bis home near
Coles STORE. in this county, Monday
morning. Oct. 9Th. He had been q
consistent member Of the Aethodis,
church tor many years, and Was we'll
known as a pure and upright ,uan,
aud was loved 10y all who knew him.
He leaves a widow aud s children.
Miss Kitty Lyon. col, III Isal.
eigh, who has been engaged in Civ
ing music lessons 70 our colored
people, gave q musical entertainment
at the colored Meth.d DIST church last
Friday night which VISA q SUCCESS
and very rredi,abie 10 teacher aid
pupils,
has, Monday nigh. the black.
smith >hop III tho rear Of Cooley.
furniture store vas discovered 20 he
on FIRE. The Alarm was promptly
gisen and The fire pu, oct hetore
any damage WAS done. Il van M
doubtedIy the work of an inreudi.
ary:.
Many forget that the hair and
scalp need cleansing az well as The
hands and feet. Extensive use OF
AYERS Hair V'gor has proved tina,
it is the best cleansing agent for the
hai:-that il prevents IN we'll as re-
moves dandrnK, "cools and soothet
the scalp, and stimulates the hair &c
renewed growth and heauty.1
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

-Wnte men will rule North
tsrnlIna.
Now is the time to give your
,,y SMITHS WORK OIL.
The Mt ZION Baptist Associs.
son i, in session at Chapel Hill.
Encourage your county candid
aus by attending the speaking..
We must defeat tho I1epubli.
cans IN the approaching election.
-Rcgi.t,a,ion hooks open At this
ohcr. Jor. A. Harms, Registrar.
-Thrr. MAS . partial eclipse of
tlc moon vi-,blc 1T this place last
saturday night.
see notice Of sale OF land ky II.
l. Woods, Executor OF James +.
brown. deceased.
Mr.. Archibald Andrews. 81
Years IT a.r, VA. ~ town Monday.
lie VA. in good health.
Rev. DR. Marshall. Of Raleigh,
reached a, ST. Matthew'S Epi-copal
church las, ) .mlxy afternoon.
lie, rvc,yhody register and be
arc and vote the Democratic uckc,
"A The 4th day nt November.
Gen. Cox, Judge f'o~lo and
me county candidates will speak =,
teh4, Grove. Saturday. O.t. ll,h
Hon. J"hn NJ Moring req"eet'
lie Durham Rtporter to ann"unc.
'hal h, is no, "a candidate tor Con-
.ress.
Nj. Felix G.. Wilson Vas hsdl,
wounded I,y y COW nj his home !,
t.lt!c X ser township "Wednesday
morning
White men! From now unit
the niyhl ct the 4th day OF N"ven'
Der, work for your equity, you
>tate aud your country.
-Shriner's Indian Vermifuyc i
perfectly safe aud easily administer
ed II is cheap and will give ra,ia
action. Try It. For sale by w. A
Hayes, Druggist.
Orr young friends. Taylor 4
tar>h, advertise in another column
he ARRIVAL OF their new goods. Sc
their advertisement and call and ex
anime their goods.
MIR. +. n. Waddell, formerly q
Orange, will soon make . geners
tour OF he West, in the interest q
the Western North Carolina Fai
,\s~socia,io o. of which he is N sgen'
The Supreme Court 10 10 eel
'ion at Raleigh. The 6rst day {
lie session was devoted TO the el
animation of applicants for licens
as stlorneys OF which there ver
only 81.
Harness. Saddles and Brides
Any person wanting work in IN
Inc, would do well to call and se
ne, as l have a tull supply on han'
am selling low for cash. II vi
pay you to look around before bu,
og. Come and See josiah Turne
lie Saddlar.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
. COUNTY

a1LsEOROUGH, n. G.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

n +.
By vrtur of Il decree OF the superior
court rIi,ir in tie case OF - Tuck
Aga :, l.! IA. t., Rnl...k anu others.
Will ~ oi In nreiui>,> ct, .IulIday
the s ,iIy at November next. !.,c lands
1T tlr. =" Jams + Bruwu lyi,i. on
the ~ = ri !.i;ti. i;.ytr il the r"Hnty
ut Dr,a--t 80: uiu, IT t.ri> Ut 'iias.
X. tif't lannr. >. -. H.: others.
!, aud tatt:aiiiii. ten ,,,lt> NOR OF les.
II Terms OF sale: Onc-Ihirl in cash.
balance in & mouths with interest from
/ date bond and security. r~erying Title
nntil the purchase money is paid. This
Oct. I'd. 1854.
II L. WOODS.
Executor of JAS. r. Brown
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

Sessf .;x een.. sor pt<tags. and receive
:rve. . es~sly box OF goods which viii
h@,n all. o. either Sex 70 more 0oney
right away thah anything che In this
NO Id. Fortuoes avait ~ voskess al
sosutrly sure. AZ ooce aa15s8 T118 =
Co. Augusta 4atne.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

,ITRpAl. OCT. IL. 1884.
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RATES


For Congrrs---4th District
WILLIAM X. COX.
Legislative Ticket.
For the Senate-2Oth District
\. w. GRAHAM, Of Orange.
JAMES HOLMAN. OF Person.
For the House Of Representatives :
e W. JOHNSTON. OF Orange.
&. b. GREEN. Of Durham:
Co4nty Ticket.
For sheriff
-. i. MORROW
Register Of Deeds:
yOUN LAWS.
For Treasurer
D.. NJ. LAWS.
For Surveyor
JAMES .. WEBB.
For Coroner
DIR. A. G.. JORDAN.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

DANIEL G&FOWLE, the silver.
tonguea orator, will speak q, Cedar
Grove, Saturday, Oct. II. Go and
hear North Cardinals grea. orator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

T AND SALE.
BIZ ,irtu- ~ ala arel.r Of tie Superior
Court - Drau2" County TO me issued
a tosam~~h,is''r i'll The Gaze OF David
Burch AID %ot!lrr- ". K. j. Encr.on
ami ~iia. Petition ior Partition. ! viii
s-l. al ruh.ir auction in front OF David
NJ aasey- -tnr. III the own Of Chapel
fiill. ON >atursisy. Oct. llth, 1ss4- 8 GER
tain IL, y I.atccl Of land siuls,. In the
County, II ora re. adjoining the lands
-. ID. Robertson Gen. Hoke. }. W. Carr
ani "ther- about , miles north Of
Chapel HUI and containing abou, forty
acres.
Terms Of sale: One-Lalf ca-h. balance
In six months with Interest from day 81
sale. and title will " reserved until
payment. This sept l3Nl. ISL.
JAMES b MASON,
Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
ORANGE COUNTY COMMITS
SIOEERS

The Board of County Commits.
.io"ers met Oc,. 9th, in regular
session. Present, n. +. Hall. Chair.
man; Jne. f. Lyon aud u. +. Nor.
row. Commissioners.
The following persons were ar-
pointed inspectors Of the election to
he held on Tuesday the 4th day OF
November, 1884, a. follows:
HilIsboro-D. G, Parks, n. D.
Balm, II. u. Brown, John Berry.
Cedar Grove-F. p. Clsrk, Aza.
riah cameron. Rainey Compton,
VIM. Compton.
ToIer's-Joha A. Woods, j.. w.
Hawkins, John Wilson, Bedford
Mckee ~
Caldwell-L. w. Hall, c. Il.
Wilson, Sr, Levi Walker, William
Nichols.
Jackson. Shop-Felix Il. Wilson,
lie VIII. Watkins Jas. Brown. Joseph
Parker, : -: ~.
University Stations. G. Stray.
horn, VIM. Clayton, john T. Hogan,
| A. G. Hunter. .--
Chapel Hiu-W. N. Prkcbard,
<. H.&Wilson, u. J. Keel, Thomas
F. Lloyd.
White Cross sidney purh.h,,
VIM. Andrews, Albert. Lilo, d, SAM
Lloyd. ->r.t-- -
Pat,erson's-1hos. Carroll, Jos
Whitfield. Metane Check, Thomas
Pickard. 3.
Ca,c.'-Thomas Oldham, Kacfla,
riah Snipes, ID. NJ. Sykes, L, u
Cales. :.
Coles S,ore-Thomas r.. Cole
Archd Gates. William Il. f'aucet,e
Thomns Lloyd.
HNmes'-T. Y. Mehane, Thomas
n. Cheek, G. G.. Brown, Emsly
Jote.
w. K. Bradshaw, 4. Z. Dunno
gan aud Geo. Paul we're exempted
from paying poll tax on account O
disabih,y.
tarioas "cOu allowed.
! JOHN LAWS, Clerk.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

JNO. l. TATE. as.ni.
Aehanexiiie. y. G.
Also. Agent pr EncineA Boilers.
>aw-Nlll-. Th,e-hlfs Ma hines. Ilusro
Powers. smut NsehineA, Boxing Cloth,
Eei,,ng. e.,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
NRAIN DRILLS.GRAIN DRiI.Lsi

Tie Pennsylvani. Fnre-Fe"d Fertil-
i7er Grain Drill Will compete wih any
Drill on the market. aud 20 confident.
am | OF ith superiority. particularly &"
the fertilizer attachment. uat ] nnheti-
,a,ingiy invite the close-: scrutiny. anal
d.,y any drill on the ins.ke, 10 Af~ TEL
tiiixer that i, in rs bad condition. tlIed
Will. lurnI~. trph anl foreign matter,
with the eertai. ". r.gaiarisy atni 49,.
thu. the Pennsylvania wiii every time.
While i, Is positively necessary 10 have
\ drill hat .iIl sow grain evenly. fhua-
sands Of dcilarS are annually ~xYsndSt
in artificial fer;!.izer. and IL t. equally
a, important 10 have one tina, will dia-
tribute phosphate With The ..sne pre-
ci-ioi. ssilcc little dnrrltt hs4 been
experienced with TIE -ce'. ssti of any
q the leading drills H. - - dwell
nure particularly ui@ IA .ilt1rr at
;achm.n, which ms. leErfs .eie Cecn
The source oil 50 Il, I 5Ee4 u b
made upon = dine-rL. pa >s.i!re-
iv unlike any ,;iaef, l. -f.or< Al Al
soLITE FOKCEEEi-ii ~ only Ia
NAME. but in reality. III fan rAstc-'
u,.rx, prices &c wr:e -
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
Your friends,

TAYLOR s. PARISH.
BERRY BUILDING, OPposiTE fHE
Town PUMP.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11

We congratulate our farmers on
having All opportunity now OF i'm
proving ,aesr exhausted fields by .
angie application ct Orchilla Guano.
Uae i, this tail Tor Wheat, Rye or
Winner Oats, and sccd land to Gras.
or Clover. S~s advertisement in
another column.
Prot. Harris Psstile irestmen,
for uer,ous debility has cured thou
sands. The pr"p'1ctors having ,oi-
fd nee ii. it, mer,t offer free trial.
Ad1t+--. Harris Remedy Co. ST:
Lua :. Mo.
The ~.x,her continues very
warm Wa,e' i. getting "carce, and
there IL II" l'r"rp.''t tor AIN soon.
4 e,ea' msny OF 81. Johns Kan
sa~ i"'l""r's are g'as>h"l perr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-10-11
OROUIILA FOR GRASS

FOR SALE BY
ia NJ IS w Icl3I}. *. ~ liitE>.. f1iII~lIO1'O, ~. &.
\. tx. "OU>IIEcE. I1Oxboro, - e..
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-05-31
Everybody's Nose One>Sided.
A verv singular fact has heen

A very singular fact has been OBJ
served with regard, not so much to
the shane of the nose as to the set
ting Of it in the face, so to speak. TO
he strictly correct, from the artists
point Of view, the nose should be
accurately in the middle of the face,
and at right angles with a line from
the pupil of one eye to that of the
other. AS a matter of the fact, 1t is
rarely or never found thus placed.
It is almost invariably always a
little out of "the square, and the
fact Of its being 80 is often that which
often lends a peculiar expression and
piquancy to the face. A medical
writer points out that there are ana
tomical reasons why a slight devia.
ton from the true central line may
be expected, and that the pose which
is thus accurately straight between
the two eyes NAV be considered an
one. and that the only ab-
solutely correct organ ia that which
deviates a little to the right or left.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-05-31
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Butler Nominated by the
Greenbackers.
Gathering OF the Clans in
Chicago.
Disclosures in the Grant &
Ward Inquiry.
Terrible Railroad Accident
in Pennsylvania.
Cold Blooded Murderer
Pays the Penalty.
A Maniac Mothers Horrible
Deed.
Gathering Of the Clans.

CHICAGO, May 29-There was a
greater influx Of delegates and gen.
tlemen prominent in the councils of
the Republican party this morning
than on any previous day. and hotel
lobbies are beginning to assume an
air OF great activity. No solid dele
cations tave vet arrived and are not
expected before to. morrow. The
delegates now on the ground are
mainly from the South. A few New
York and Pennsylvania delegates
have come in advance of the main
body, among whom may he men,
toned James D. Warren, Chairman
of the New York State Central COM
mittee, and speaker Heard of New
York, both of whom are delegates.
Assistant Postmaster General Hat
ten, Col. George B. Corkhill, of
Washington, and Charles Emory
Smith, OF the Philadelphia Press, are
also here. The subcommittee of the
national com mittee is holding al
most continuous sessions arranging
seating delegates and other con.
details so as to be able to re-
poIt to the full committee next Sat-
'lrday. No headquarters in the in
of any candidate, with the ex-
ceptioA of General Logan, have yet
been opened, but the Arthur and
headquarters will be in readi-
ness Tomorrow morning.