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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-05-14
9sbe Narser RetissH.

Die 9eparaturen an benz SsIloip
Gale @sbauSe iinS nabesu fertis UNI
baB @an3e itebt bdbf1er ba aIs 3utor
Die Sale 1T sinise SUB bSber unb bin
ten nit einem bierftbdigen 9lnbau ber'
iebeu.
-Da bic SeiIsarmee idon nebrl
mails bur9 8etrunfene unb auf amber,
Weife ipdbrenb ibres ,,@ottesbienftest
beIaitist ipurbe, 70 bat Der WiaBor stpe
ibrer Dlitelieber, Sobn o. 9bomai
unb Dabib Dapis, su SpsiialpOIisiiten
ernannt.
Die gbefrau bes TaseI5bnera
Bernard Sill. 919 scranton StraBs
ipobnbaft, eins Sreitas @bsn6 UNI 10
llbr seiun6 ju Bette un6 mar Morsens
cine 2side, ais @ia iie UNI balls s 1lbr
tpeden ipoqte.
= 1rufee SeFup, bon bsr Seuptps
9interlaiienidaft, eebenft n61fens
8eiib bon benz Dreisd ;u nsbmen, ipeIs
Dies Bis iebt unbenuBt bor bem GUMS
minB's SpteI lag, un6 nil bnReIbe bes
bauen ober berfaufen. Ser Stabtges
ometer tpirb infoIse beHen bic StraBens
linie ipeitIi1 bon Der 2adaipanna Bride
70 berdnbsrn, baB iie in elmer mebr gee
raben 8i&tuns bis sur iiebenten Strabe
lduft. @arbner, Cummings unb lns
bere tplrben ba6urd bon ber Saupts
ftraBe an cine Ssitsnitrabe ssbrdnst
uno finb bariibsr nidt gut ;u ipre@en.
Die 8ertpalter ber 6eloipS SinterIai.
fenfGaft bebaupten, ibr Beiibredt auf
bas 9rsisd nadpeiien su fOnnsn.
Die Spbe 9arfer StraBenbabn.
tuasen fabrsn ipisber felt Samitas, bod
1T ber 8abnterminus ipeltIi9 bon ber
Bride, iibsr iueIhs borIdufis nur SUB.
sdnser paiiirsn birfen. Die Bride
sebenft man i'm 2aufs bisier @o6e fers
tis gu babsn.
Serr g. gbett Rearbon, bon
Baltimore, 3d., idreibt: sd bate
bieI an rbeumatifden S9mersen ;u lei.
ben, bic feinem Der rielen aneeipanbten |
0eilmittel ipeiden ipollten. gnbIih
madte i'd einen 8eriu6 nit ct. Safobs |
Del. Ser ibnele @rfple mar tuirflih |
grItaunen erreoenb."
s6r goos & 9opIe, 234 gsorb Drain |
4benue, = giisns, 8Ie1s unb WlsFers |
bprrdtbis, @ass unb
Ginri@tuusen unb Reparaturen
'eirrst. 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-05-14

ca eriitirt Elm aItes @eieb, bas
einen .Sailsr" bsranttportIi4 bdlt fiir
8erluite, bic einem 8iirser bur@ bic
SIudt eines @efansenen eripadfen
f6nnten. 2luf @rtinb bieieS @eiebes
fpurbe neuIi9 i'm Common pleaS @es
ridt su pbiIabeIpbia Gin 8erbift auf
s2000.47 eeeen Sotparb perfins, Sus
perinteR6ent bes gOuntp @efdnsniRes,
su @unften bon Oscar q. Saun6ers
abssssbsn. Saunbers bate Dor Sahs
rem in einem gprcse1e sesen einsn setpiis
fen MiIiam NuIss Elm Subsuent bon
$4,000 erIanst. AuisS fonnte ni6t
sabIen unb fem 8arse ipollte ni4t ldns
ger msbr fir ibn baften. Auiss fteIIte
iih baber i'm County @efdnsnib, ba er
aber feinsn GommittirunssbefebI bate,
70 tpeiserte iih Yerfins, ibn einauipers
rem. Nuiss sins barauf bon bannen (;
fein 8iree mar nun aud ni&t mebr fiir
Jpn baftbar, ba er ben 8eitimmuneen
bes 8onb naGgefommen mar. Sauns
bers berIor aber Iein @eIb, irprauf ct
eeeen Superintenb't aserfinS auf Shas
benerias fIasbar ipurbe.
= Sin benz Sale Der pennIpIbania
RationaIbanf bon Sdupfil County,
tpeIde ii9 ipeiserte, ibrem 8etriebsfas
pitaI auferIeete @ountpfeuern ;u besahs
len, bat 8iHtsr SarIon bon BEN Obers
seridt ber Ser Staaten enti&ieben, bab
Nationalbanfen nidt flr Guuntpsipede
befeuert iper6en f5nnen. Ser Sal
ipurbe auerit bon benz Gountpseri4t sii
@unIten beS Gountp enti4ieben; seeen
bis{es 1lrtbeiI ipurbe an bas ObergeriHi
appeIIirt, ipel@es ebenfalls su 9uuiten
bes County sntfdie6, tuorauf bic GnBes
Ieeenbeit Dor bas 8unbessO Oberseri4t
sebra1t tpurbe, tpeIGes bic beiben aus
erit absesebenen l1rtbeiIe psrtparf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-05-14

NleslnSreiu gum 9oIisifsn. Obne Gin.
ipane ipurben bic @enannten bsitdtiet.
Gin 8ei6IuB paifrte, ipelGer erfldrt,
baB bic Snbineible SdIaud Gompanie
tein 9eitanbtbeiI bss 5suerbepartements
fei.
Der Stabtidreiber ipurbe nnseipie.
fen, nodmals su glnsebOten filr Elm
9rinbitad fir itdbtifde @ebaube auf.
tuforbern.
8erfdiebsnen 8erorbnunssn unb See
idIdfien beS Common Councils ipurben
beiseitimmt. @ertast.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-05-14

Mir anerfennen gliemano ilbel
nnS uno iteben unerrei9bar bo
NIT ilnierer
Nraebtopllen 2Imsffemmna
BON SriibiabrStpaarem.
| Infer Store lit iebt uoII IIitdnoio
9efiillt nit einem eleoanten 8or.
rntb forgfdltig auS9eipdblter Bar
gains BON falbionabIen Serren.
fleioern, &naben. uno &inoerflei.
bern unb Serren.@ @aroerobe.glr.
tifeln.
ollie Die berridenben Wio6en
luerben bier in fompIetem SITor.
tement 9eSei9t, ipeSiea eineefauft
I'M ben befannten Grforoerniiien
unierer Gommunitdt Su entlpre.
den.
90 piel in 8esue auf Quail.
tat 1egt 81 sPrellell.
llniere 9sreiie iinb sIeibmdbie
Die niebri9iten. llniere 9ereiie
Iueroen ME unterbOten. llniere
8reiie ipreden fir iid ielbit. |
llniere ieiniuoIlenoen &onfurren.
ten f0nnen imiere sgreiie nidt |
1a6abmen. llniere lSreiie ma.
ben unier @eiddft, baS fiir fid |
elbit ipri6t.
8enn Sbr before @aaren III.
'ei6reiblid biIIi9 luiinidt, beiu6t
81 + q 1T c r,
THE POPULAR CLOTHIER,
Seranton, @a.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-05-14
gon Der eaSfeite.

Dpu Der Slofette.
2scpoIb @erins bat SO. 919 @as
teritrabe cine Mirtbidaft er6fnst.
BA- MbbeIbdnSIer @briIf. Storr bat
tuieber einsn neuen gOrratb bon @aas
rem erbaIten uno earantirt, bab feline
9reiIe nisbriger iinb, ais ireenbipo in
Der Sta6t. gtae strtifsI bon borslss
Ii6er Aualitdt.
S6Iafsimmer Sets, anssitriden, s22.
Stable. per Set, SO.
9arlOr Sets, $40 unb aufpdrts.
0rabtmatraben, Sc.
8obritdble, s5.
8ettlaben, bon SO aufipdrts.
limb ale anoeren glrtiteI bilIiaer ala
iOnittpU. Spre6t Dor in gac. 6l5 Sc.
bar 9tpenue. ba
BsE- @ibmapsr bsrfauft 90 9Funt
sstrcdnete slepfeI fur sl.00.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-05-14
9ufI's s1aars TarGan0smltEel.

@raHfs llesl. cher gaJtssesr tar9 e.l. elrsiss
Nrplteaisen hlsis5 1agbemiffis IN rlsaitnlts
G6mari refwanteit. sc wslit ari tte ci.asi sEs
naiarlid,e 6afte rerlsitigt. Etl liyo.q..f,1 u
fattH, eesr aesfn lmrlsEa rch ser S1st,g ". W
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-05-14
e6laaenbe 8eipeife

Der @irflamttit BON SSftttttr'e Ra.
fnb In 0fifali Sen 6rttiis
den aiitlisn lcipis pcn 9tueHiIsH ron privat-
prlputn, ptlHt lsintn Wuib BET Rbmmatis-
muslttsn trprpbt babtH, stm6brt uub psr6f>
feniliabt pprbtu. gir ale ffuntn ttn bdrt<
n6diaen Gbaraftn bisits etibtus unb Wandt
BON nns taben ltiutn strbsnsni6pclltn 9lus-
aana, msnn % bae pfrt anarif btcbdHiet.
Gtintn rasn anfdasn su ipitrifsbsn unb iis
iu rerfiteIn. II babtr bic Saht bsr Aluettt.
@tnn man mad tinr Dur&Haifuns S8Hitr-
,sn In ben @eIsnfsn reff Musftln fiiblt, 70 bat
man llrlaHf eas pfranfommsn ess Rbtunia-
tiemus iu ssp6riietn. 9H fcl&sm Sale ptTb
bann une pann tin Wfina.ae poa ppfist-
ttrs Raetnbttttrfm nj als Gin niibIi-
DIES Bnteueuneemiiisl btfunbsn ptretn.
gBu btm raubtn Wettu ausetisBt N, fnbtt
In htm 9ittrtm etnf jursrIdifies S&ubptbr.
AuG N bisfe Wsbijln Sin Ssrldblidts WiiisI
,ur Mbpsnbuns mdlarildr lisbtI nnc jur llt-
bsrninhuue btr EYeptpIis, 5ariltitieIeit, Ntr.
ssnf&p69s unb linibdtisfsIt bsr Rirtn unh
ttr 8Iaft. 9uiu&s isiHs Wiriuna unb abr-
,sust DID islbf!
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-6artleibiafeit. -

e,sttss zitilen iiub tfi ttraTiissn Hhrtr teicns
kers asetlnti cine Tene ttisittt zine ielsss Nes
fablssesanheruna, tas her getien tars,r eri.aH1s.
6le ftarfcn Den vtppetIt uae rtsrrlaa'en, eab
SradntsrnB tlfd i.f den11rt, uuo trr.b Nfe
fnfiifS,e gNtrguHd anf be @eroauanasuraaEe
III rlfaelmatji6gdt he's GtnhIuara3 hsttess
atfahst. prsis rs 0tS. - VsatraD ST., N.0.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-05-14
sBenn Oein saufmann

nidt Sail unb 9lr's 9labp Tabaf bor.
ratbis bat, sriu9e Jpn, bsnisIbsn gu bs'
itenen.
sS Ssrisp's fir Damen unb ains
Der, = cine bOIIe MusipabI in Brptpn's
Bee Sipe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-05-14
GEORGE KINBACK's
Restanr0tt0n,

Bgpmtns @ptnus scranton, pa.
(2aiIfr's @fbdube.)
Manu fam psrliHsrt ftin, nur bic btftn
BttriHff unc cute parnt unb talts Spttisn
tu jtbtr 3sit ~ trbalttn. Gisarrtn ptrefu
nur gut etbalttn.
auitrr ~ aqsn Ertsu iubntiIst INNER
aHSaHb.
SEQ. Stinbad.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-05-14
eerantpn Spar. Sauf,
unb
4ruf 6 o Ut b q ant e,

426 eadaranna aStnusy
ulHmt @tIbr an fir Spar,ptdt unb labIt
9ntsrthtn bafiir am tritsn Sage bee 9anuar
unh bee SuIi ,itbes Sabr. Die Baut nimmt
ftrntr Bombs pbfr pfristIit Gjslcpafeie ;um
9tnfbtpabrtu an, unb bsrthnst BEN Gisentbh-
msr zine ilfint Rtnit. gia9 sinsm Befftl
hn psri6isesn Gourien ron eadapanna County
IN bisfs Sanf ais Dtpciitprium altr an bae
@triHt su Sablsnbtn 0slbtr etmabt. 5ttgit'
runsspapitrt rtretn ee- unb serfauft.
q. q. W II llarb, prdibent.
u. 3. GbrtstH Gaifrtr.
z. u. N nttrs, Stfr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-05-14
Suits 9siaeiir

- 8 -
erlt 25 aalBrra In 0rsraii6j.
Sa eFsbis HshIlInIia. aI.at.lkh hsS 3siia'isFs.
| Spmptome einer traeeu 9e6cr:
alppetitsetIaIl, @eTStopIuna per Ssrme.
2cpffdtmerI uebjt eiuen pantpien Vetnls
I'm &interfopi, Ghrffr5 uuter peH Seiills
1erbfait, 9rudemytnerio tad) eeri GNsu
nebli Mbdtnel0tbeit eeaeu f5rperlidle noer
eeifitee siuStrtiialiaa, geiSbatIeit Der 2 hi'is
ihun0, sfteoeratIditaaeHaett nebt elnen
xeIi, 5dltplnpct. &ersffepteii, inntfe Der
ben atngen f6,lpimmeHe, Sfeyf;nc1 tbes
bent feelieu aluoe. lfuruff, beuHeEIoehoe
9raunle, bodjeeiaSbier usta IT'D
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-05-14
gIbonnirt auf bas
vSSO6cmblatt"
$500 per Sabr
eerantpn Wfarfl.@eridbt.

@oheniIid torrigiri bon 3. 3. Biomaber,
$50 Qadamauro @ueuue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-05-14
aafsrn gu ieter Gasesssit.

gribatsimmer fir Damen unb SAINT.
lien i'm sipeiten Stodiperfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-05-14

Die fsinfen @eins, Gbampasner
unb 2tqueursn.
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8 e r B. $ a @ em
SOlS= Sreberei,

solj.9rebnrbeii,n itber Dirt fur 8aufdrei.
ner. Seroa Sdsearbeiteu nno sefdwsiftt 1T.
belt Saib. bsniter. uno sbnrrabmen. Siore.
uno Birtbihaftss ssinridhlneen. gsranoabs uno
eanspepierunsen. MobeIn ieber art neu ee.
madt uro rspnrirt. 16
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-05-14

@ir anerfennen gliemanb iiber
llnS uno fteben rnerrei9bar oa
init ilnierer
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-04-18

Parties owing me will please come
in at tse and settle, and save cost
and more bad feeling. / must have
what you owe me. 7 have notified
a good many through the mail and
get 70 answer from them. | shall
put the accounts out tor collection.
| have carried some of you TOR more
thar twelve months when you we're
needy, and yet you make no effort
now 10 help me when you must
know that | need it. Some are
waiting for -Four TO go to FIVE dol.
lars before paying. In the mean.
time | must wait. Now, | wan,
money, and must have it. l can't
wait for an expected advance in
flour. You give me poor encourage.
ment to help you through ,heNhard
times. Yours,
c. NJ. PARKS.
Hillsboro, n. G., April 9, 1885.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-04-18

We bad a very p.ca>an, cal.
from Mr. Matthew .Atwater last
Tuesday. He is one Of our larges,
and most successful farmers. During
the conversation we had with him
be remarked that last year be plant
ed six acres in cotton, aud raised to-
bacco on only one acre. From the
cotton made on the six acres, after
paying for fertilizer, bagging, ties,
&c, be had s1O3 LETT. He sold the
tobacco he made on one acre, and
after paying for n bag OF fertilizer
which he used On it, there was left
Sl4l.25. There will not be much
cotton made in his section this year.
Every farmer who built one tobacco
barn last year, will build another
barn this year. Mr.. Atwater makes
from 700 to 1000 bushels OF wheat,
besides corn, oats, cotton, tobacco,
&c. He uses Allison q Addlson's
celebrated Star Brand Fertilizer, and
his business in Hilisboro was to Guy
another supply from Mr.. c. NJ.
Parks.
Mr.. John Cheek fell from the
loft Of his barn last Friday and
sprained his right ankle. He has
suffered a great deal aud has been
unable to walk since be fell.
1t Is said there will be about
1000 postal windows to be filled
with Democratic faces in NAV.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-04-18
4 LMOST A MIRACLES.
A STORY.

\ few DAYS ago a gentleman of high
>lantinS in Atlanta mel DIR. J. Rradficld
on the street. and related the following,
III which al ladies are deeply interested:
For the past eighteen months my
wife has been an invalid. caused from
wound trouble, cessation of men>eS, etc,
and | have tried everything | could
hea" of in the way OF medicine. and
have had several of our best physicians
attending her. To one of whom, calling
him by name1 | paid one hundred and
>iXty-thrce dollars. Instead OF improv-
ing or getting any relief. She gradually
grew worse, and | had almost given up
hope. and really did not believe she
could ever get up from an invalid's bed
but a friend of mine who knew of the
case suggested the use of
and although he stated that he knew OF
4 similar ease being cured by it. and en-
dor>ed it highly himself, | was SO dis
rouraged | did not believe it would do
her any good ; but rs Il last resort ]
bought a large bottle of it and she began
taking il. and from the very first Il
marae! change took place. She begun
to ilDl rove rapidly, her appetite return
ed. her whole system WAS built up. and
to-day She i, aS we'll and sound a. ever
III her life. and | am under lifelong OBJ
ligationst to YOU and YOU remedy. for it
undoubtedly saved her life :" and he
added. Il wish every lady in the world
80 afflicted would try it, a. | know it
VIII cure them"
WE CLAIM AND CAN PROVE BEYOND
\ DOUBT,
BY the highest and most ~undoubtel
testimony
That tni, Remedy will cue all womb
troubles.
That this Remedy will cure leucor-
-ho1 or whites.
That. this Remedy will restore the
menstrual functions.
ih4t tfiS Remedy will stop excessive
monthly flow.
That this Remedy will relieve painful
mrn>lruatIOu.
That--this- Remedy will build up the
system Is Il tonic.
That thi, Remedy will cure all female
disorders.
"CHANGE OF LIFE"
II taken during this period. :" cri,i-
al. it stands without n rival.
send for cur Treatise on Onan
Nailed. free to any address.
TIE RRADFlELD REGULATOR
COHrANI. ATLANTA. Ga.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-04-18
No. l5-DaiIy. except sunday.
Ic&lrGrcen>boro 1000 y. IN.
Arrive Raleigh 900 a. IN.
Arrive Go!d>boro 100 4. m.

No 5l-Connects At Greensboro with
X. y u. K. X. Tor all points North, East.
and West OF Dansille. At Salisbury
with W. y. {. X. K. for all points in
Western, North Carolila. At Gcidsboro
with W. x ". X. r.. daily. Nos. 81
anu 81 connect al Greensboro With X.
4 ID. K. X. and for I'll points oil Salem
Branch.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Date, Feb. -, -. No. 80. No. -
Daily. Daily.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-04-18
1.-THE OFFICE OF THE OR
ANGE COUNTY OBSERVER
Is ON CHUKTON ST, OVER
HAYES DRUG STORE. ~
See notice of house and lot for
rem by DR.. ID. G.. Paris.

See notice Of house and lot for
rent by DR.. ID. G. Paris.
Mr.. A. w. Graham is attending
Granville court this week.
As the twig is beat the tree is
inclined as the switch is bent the
youth will mind.
Capt. +. J. Parrish will intro.
ducr the electric light in his new
Warehouse at Durham.
NJ, j, J. White has qualified as
Administrator of the estate OF the
late Thomas Gill. See notice.
Work on the Artcslan well at
the Blackwell Durham Tobacco
Co.'S factory, has again been resumed
under the management OF Capt. O
~ Smith.
Peter t'oust, who, sometime age
was charged with the murder of Z
n. Wheeler, in Randolph county
but a. discharged upon exanihaa
tioa, committed suicide last week b,
hanging himself.
When yon set out your cab
bage plants this Spring, pat one o.
more China berries Ivy the stem O
each plant, just beneath the surface
1t Will prevent their destruction 10y
cut worms, Ills said.
Geo. w. Wheeler, a hr,eher o
ex.Collcctor Wheeler, was convict
ed last week in the l.. :. Court \
Greensboro Of robbing the mail
and sentenced to two years in til,
~penitcntiary at Albany.
A beautiful child is fine pride o
the household. Worms will darker
its complexion and ruin its health
Save 1t, Oh save it. One or tw'
doses of Shriner's Indian Nermitug'
will set all things right again.
DR.. VIM. Lynch. Dentist, viii
visit IIiIlsboro next Monday, 2Otl
instant, and remain a lew days. Al
persons desiring to see DIR. IyucI
may find him during that time q
his office next door to Lynch's jew
clry store.
Our enterprising and c.eve
merchant friend, Mr.. James Webt
Jr.. has moved into his new dwellIn
house. 1t is a very handsome res
dencc. indeed, and it is an ornamer
to our town. We would like to Sc
more buildings gcing up like it.
Miss katherine r. Hamilton,
daughter of Major Hamilton,
lllllsboro, having served a satisfa'
tory probationary term OF 6 month
has received all absolute appoin
meut as a clerk of the 5000 class
the office of the register of the trea
ury at Washington.
VIM, l.. Tate, Esq, of Ceds
Grove township, took a carp trol
his pond on the 18th instant, th'
measured > feet in length, and |
inches around the flesh, weighed ]
pounds, and had 3 pounds Of egg
The fish was put there the latt'
part Of November, 1882, and W:
received from S. G. Worth, Star
Commissioner. 4
The grand opening of MILNE
ut Parks Bazaar last week was We,
fine. We noticed 4 very handson
line of Parasols, Feathers, Flower
Plumc>, Ribbons, Hats and Bonnie
dressed and undressed, Silks, EaI
Ladies Jewelry, and in fact, ever
thing usually kept in the MILNE
line. The display was very credit
bic 10 the ladies who have charge
this department, Miss Fannie Ar
field and Miss Julia Laws, and W
in every way worthy of the rePu'
ton OF Parks Bazaar.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-04-18
Hillsboro, n. g., April 9, 1885.
ORANGE COUNTY COMMITS
SIONERS,

The Board Of Commissioners met
in regular session Monday, April
9th. Present Messrs. n. p. Hall,
Chairman John f. Lyon, Merritt
Cheek, w. III. Anderson and D. +.
Morrow.
Ordered, That a public road be
opened, commencing at c. w. John
ston's on the University road, and
running to 4. d. Pa,terson's, as Sc,
forth in the petition.
The petition asking the Board OF
Commissioners to discontinue the
public road leading from Cedar
Grove to the point where it inter
sects the public mill road leading
from Warren's mill to Il. 7. Thomp.
sons, came up tor a hearing, and
after considering the matter it was
decided to discontinue the road.
The Board visited the poor house
on Tuesday, April 18th.
The road from top of hill near
Richard Thompson's house to the
bridge across Warren's mill c il
declared to be a public road. l,
was also ordered that posts and
ratings be put up between the race
and road.
The following named persons
were appointed to take the tax list,
in the several Townships of the coun
~ for 1885
II lisboro-Geo. w. Tate
Cedar Grove-Simcon J. Hall.
Little Rivera. i. Holden.
Chapel I'LL. J. Lloyd.
Bingham-S ). Webb.
Various accounts allowed.
JOHN LAWS, Clerk.
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NOTICE.
a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as Administrator
upon the estate of Doc Merritt. de-
ceased. notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against the same,
to present them. in the time prescribed
by law, or this notice will be pleaded
in.bar thereof, and to all persons in
debted to the same to come forward
and make prompt payment. This 2lst
day Of March, 1885.
L. ID. TINNIN,
Administrator.
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