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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27

Frank and Michael OreIlO, the two Italian
boys whose parents reside in Csmpoel's ;
alley, were taken before Judges Livingston
sud Patterson on Friday afternoon on a
charge Of being lncorrigible. The testimony
OF the parents wss that the boys were beyond
their control The boys story was that they
were driven from home by the fathers cru
elty. Afler hearing the testimony and the
parents believing that the House OF Refuge
was the proper place tor the boys the court
committed them to that institution. Othcer
Shay took them to FhIlsde.P Phia TO day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27

one Of the largest balls of the season was
held at the Lancaster rink on Christmas eve
The place was crowded The grand march
WAS led by Tom Daily, who came from
Philadelphia for that purpose, aud Mss
Blanche Beard. Three competent Judges
were selected from the audience to Judge
who was the most graceful dancer. The gen
tleman's prize, a handsome gold ring, was
awarded TO Frank uambrGht and Miss
Lizzie Palmer got the ladies' ring.
On Christmas the Marion club held hSI'
at Mmunorchor hall. As usual II was very
largely attended
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27
4 COON on HIS MUsULE.
The Result Is Four suits Against Hun 4
Alderman Barr's once.


Alderman Barr's once.
lsrae! Smith Is the name Of a Seventh ward
coon who filed himself with whisky on Sat
urday night, and imagined be owned the
town. He stopped In a; George Kirchers
hotel about IL o'clock on Friday night and
asked for whisky. He was politely in.
formed ths. he was iull enough and could
not get any there. This insuIted the coon,
snd after clustering around the bar room be
went outside. picked up several stones and
threw them through the bar.room windows,
David Edwards and Joseph Hammond,
bOaTders at Mr.. KtrCher' >, went outside TO try
10 get Smith to go home when he turned
and Violently assaulted them. -Four com
plants were preferred against him bsfore
Alderman Barr, and Smith was arrested by
Officer LswBrs. He went along quietly &c
the station house, but when they were abou,
taking hun down stairs TO cell he resisted
and 1t required the efforts of three 9th GERS
10 get him into cell. HIS relatives secured
bail for him on Christmas snd he was re
leased from custody.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27
TIE STAIR oPsRA CoNPInY
Close Their Engagement To Large Business
Faithful Agent Rememhered

Faithful Agen, Remembered
Oh FEiday evening the Starr opera com.
pspy sang ''The Chimes OF Normandy to a
large audisuce and Mr.. Deshon made his
hrst appearance since he sprsined his leg.
He successfully played the part OF Gaspard,
the miser, and the whole company did well
At the matinee Christmas afternoon they had
another very large audience to hear The
Baron" repeated and in the evening when
sOlivette" was given the house was packed.
Mr.. Deshon was unable 10 sppesr on Satur.
day and Mr. Calhoun took bis parts Although
the company had a successful week here their
business would have been much greater II
they had sang any other opera than "The
Princess OF TrebizJnde" on the night of their
opening This morning the company went
TO Reading where they remain all week,
An event which was not down on the
bills took place at the Saturday evening
performance. AS has been stated before IN
this paper Charles Yecker, who has been
with the opera company for the past egh.
teen months, severed his connection with It
here. Afler the curtain had been dropped
on the second act Saturday, Mr.. Tecker,
who was In the front OF the house, was sent
Tor. When he was about the middle Of the
stage talkingto Mr.. Osborne, the curtain was
suddenly rung up. Mr.. Yecker was then pre-
sented with handsome cane. Mr.. Osborne
on behalf OF Mr.. Starr spoke as follows:
regret today that you sever your con-
necton with tue Starr opera company ; Tor
eighteen months you have acted as It's ed.
vance representative covering the United
States from the Atlantic ocean TO Indian ter
ritory, and from Mason & DiIon's line 10 the
great lakes OF the Northwest during all that
time your conduct has been more than
praiseworthy. No one has ever spoken OF
you but In terms Of praise Always tenn
perase, conscientious, aud gentlemauly you
have endeared yourself to all. l wish for
you brilliant and prosperous future"
Mr.. Yecker responded returning his thanks
for the beautiful gilt, He bad no idea that a
present was 10 be made him and his sur
prise was go great that he could scarcely
speak. The cane Is made OF ebony with a
gold head. Sunday evening the members OF
the opera company were entertained by Mr.
Yecker at his fathers house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27
Injured hN : Cayc.in

William Mailer, who resides a, NO us
North Prince street, met with a serious acci'
dent at William kshIs brick-yaTd. He was
engaged in undermining a bank OF clay when
II caved In. He was covered up 10 the head
and was dug ont bv some fellow wOrkmen.
He was taken to his home where Dr. Pore
man attended him. The mans less are
badly cut ard bruised and he Is severely
injured internally. he IS u years ofage aud
has wife and ssNeral Children.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27

On Friday evening number OF boys went
into the five cent store Off. w. woolworth,
on North Que u street, and he! ped themst Ives
to articles from one Of the counters. One OF
the boys who gave his name as Henry Hess
Was afterwards arrested bv officer Pyle, and
a number Of stolen articles we're found on
him. Alderman MgCOUomy committed him
for hearing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27
Al Home for the nolda,.

EK.Chief Of Police John +. peich.er, OF
Philadelphis, with his family came to Lancas
ter to spend the holidays
Theopbilus Kuelling, son OF Rev. Dr. J,
Kuelling, student at University Of Penn.
sylvania and member OF this years grad.
ustiDg c,sss in c!yIl engineering, Is a, home
for the HOLIDAYS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27
F.ImeIsI Mutual Insurance Uompany.

At the meeting of the members OF the
Farmers Mutual Insurance company ,on Sat
urday, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year Directors, Reuben CARRIER,
David Miller, (farmer), John Strohn, Jacob
NJ Frantz and A. o. Newpher. Appraisers,
Emanuel T. Keller, Amos r. ShumsD, John
SeChrist, Abraham BuCkSalter, \. e. Steven.
son ard Dr. r. W. Hiestand. The new board
organized 10y the election OF Reuben CARRIER
as president, Jacob NJ. Frsntz as treasurer
ana A. o. Newpher as secretary.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27
ClosLng Prlces-2 O'Clock p. IN


CHICAGO ID, c. q. 800 a. M Mara ct opened
Wheat Dee, 7TIc Jan. axe; Feb ,
7ssSc May, s5kG.
Corn Dec S54c Jan, we: Feb s7C ,
May, 4l9Gf t2s4c.
Oats dee, 2aylc; Jan. .5Jzo; feb. aCo ;
May 8le.,
rork-pec, OIL a; Jan, sll IS; Feb. ell 65 ;
> lAra-Dec;; % Is; Jan, &c S5Qe IS 4;
short, Ries-jsna d ON fsb, ns; may,
- 90 March, o. 9ik9S IS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27

rHtLNpvJrRlA, Dec. 25.--Bcef cattle, receipts
TOR week werc-Bceves 100; sheep, t.1G hcgs,
apSN Previous veck-Beeves, 2No' sheep,
RsN Hogs, arlG
Beef cattle was NC hiSh-r; EStrss SKA
NSc, good, 20 &C medium, .IGAAc' com.
sheep - tl.h her extra, SGSN.c; good. AKA
N,c medium, S'.3pAc; common, 2Is5. &c.
Ho.s q n; western, c.. .GsNo few common,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27
ATeacher sutprjsed,

q, c. Baor, teacher OF the school at Ash
land, Drumore township, was surprised on
friday py his scholars. After he had fin-
lsaed treating the children TO candies,
oranges, &c, Richard Vaux Rsub, one OF the
sohoiars, arose aud in neat little : PEE ch pre
eented MIR, Baer with an elegant gold zen,
holder and lead pencil. The teacher made A
speech thanking the scholars for the hand.
oouae giit.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27

According to the rules OF court the iudg.
meut docket IS called on the Saturday FOL.
lowing the third Monday in each month.
This year " Judgment day came on Christ
mas and court met az 10 o'clock. The only
business transacted was the calling OF the
Judgment docket and the entering OF twelve
Judgments for want Of Elea, appearance and
affidavit Of defense.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27

Th6 HnuUH THettIHE Vf 'Iro N'VU'"o'" III Vt
tual insurance company was held In the pub
lie hall at Quarryville ON Christmas day.
The following board of directors were
elected Simeon W. Sgisher, Bosrdley ;.
Patterson, DIR. n. T. Rsub, franklin =.
Clark and George W. Hensel The board
subsequently, reorgsuiEs By electing the
following officers President Simeon w.
Swisher, secretary, Dr. H. h. Rsuh, treas
urer, a., w. Hensel. The following were
appointed appraisers: Hugh =, Long, James
Collins r. e Edwards, Robert Snodgrass,
lanes Whiteside and Jamest e. MCSpstran,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27
KdRE ETE.
Live STOCK Market.

FAST Liberty. - Cattle Receipts III head .
shipments, is! head market tatT prime, - 80
shipments to New York, 10 carloads.
Hngs-keceipts, 2tDO head shipments. $40
head market fair; Phiadelp lphias, a. 40fI 81 .
Workers. 81 2Ofi so common to ligha $40 a. IL ;
shipments TO sew YORK, % carload
sheep Receipts, co. head shipments, 0 {
market steady; prime. % 5 as %; falr 10 ycOd,
q 3lOt; az common, O. jOllg 80 lambs, fjGs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27

George +. Miller, a driver Tor Miller 4
ns1'msn' wholesale Rrocers, met with a pain.
fai accident on Saturday evening WbiIs
walking near the stable where the horses NJ
Miller & Hartman are kept on Marion st,ae,
near Arch alley, he fell on the ice and brok I
one OF bis ribs, besides sustaining other in
jurief. He was taken TO the Western hotel
where he boards, and received the neeesaa {,
fnedical attention,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27
rrn.ecntinn, MIthdrann.

Bermyer and Isaac Mulve;zki, OF the Rus
sian colony, were complained ags!ns; or
Christmas by Henry Weinberg, one Of theii
fellow couutryren. at Alderman Bars he
alleged that one of them ChOked him anl
the other struck him with a chair. To day
the parties compromised their dIf'cuIt sn-
the suits were withdraNn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27
!, M:

ssssol May, ss,<c.
Sorr-Dec, stC, Jan, Ne, Feb, eiNC /;
May, tSsc.
May, SlIfc.
,,Pois-ncc, ell Is: Jan .-.lIT;'S; Fob; Oh e2'S :
.Iard-pee, u 81, Jan, s;,i FEB, s. ,aS ;
May. o. ~.
Rt6s-Jsn, - -; reb.. - aoi march, g. s5
NAV, g. ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27

Harry Young, OF Beaver street, was com-
planned against before Alderman Barr on
Christmas for threatening and asssulting
Wesley Stapletord, while under the In Il uence
OF liquor. The accused was held Tor hear
lng,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27

Secretary Mary Bell Hsger informs us that
the Womsn's Exchange" will keep open
until March !, 1851, which will be good news
10 AL 'renus oil this excellent institution,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27

Fj1I NJ the Rink Kennedy aud McNisI Iii h
and Dutch oomed dians, open q week cd sagement
atthe Lancaster rink. These two actors come to
this city from the Theatre C0migue, PtilaceI phia
and are well recommended. Their part Of the
entertainment lasts as minutes and during The
remainder OF the evening there will be skating
Concerts and S0cioblCsftis Eyening,-This even.
ing the Christmas concerts and sociRble. OF the
Lancaster MDnnerChor and LisderkranZ take
place at the halls OF the societies, the members
OF which expect large crowds and good time.
Folt IN NTci Pickles On next Wedues-
day evening. J. b. Folk, the popular comedian,
appears IN this city IN the comedy entitled
" Mixed Pickles " in which he plays the part Of
Joseph Pickles. Mr.. Polk IS e fine actor, and
his play has been well received everywhere.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27

over I.oJO bottles OF DR.. BulGI Cough syrup
are sold every season, and thousands 0! pCTsOns
saved from nm uniimely grave The pIice Is ?5
cents.
Mr.. Thcs Mcdonald. Of Patio NJ, recon.
mends salvation Oh with all bis heart iOg
rheumatism.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27
Nsw ApIsRrfsrNxxrs

USoR RENT. TWO Two-sroRY BRiCt
Il houses, at o. Rmonth. Apply
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-27
NEW ADrERT!sENEyTS.

ErJR RENr-THE MERRlMAC HOCSE
II and part of the stabliag Call on or at.
dress.
datstHSItw GEORGE GEOsSMAN.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-13
John LAWS, Clerk.

-ShIine,'r lnJ,an Vermiiuge
aaved three ,hou-an,i children tr"m
disease aud death. 1t is the wonder
OF the aye. II viii not deceive you.
For sale n, ll,u>horo 10y DR.. y.
Hooker, Dng.'s,.
Rev. l. +. Thompson will
preach in Tie Methodist church a,
llIlIsboro, Sunday at IL 7. m., and
At I +. III. THIS VII be his last syn
day api"in,men, in this place inrirg
the present u nit,ere year.
The Alamance Cleaner sa, 5 tn.
TIT, first annual SESSION OF III. Nnrtil
Cat"IIua aud Virginia Christian C"n
terence will con.ehe vii, New
Providence church, al Graham uu
F'iday before the 81 Sunday III .hn>
month, the 10Th inst.
-l;rv. ). ii. Chester Will p,ea.h
y, Fairfield church Oh Saturday and
Sunday, Dec. 4.h aud 9TH, at | a. III.
Rev. w. +. Wilhelm viii preach a,
the M pace on the Monday i"I.
lowing, and il sufficient interest, IL
manifested, services will confirm,
tor >cvciai days.
AT ST. Matthew's Episcopal
Church, Thursday, Nov. ll,h, ls>6
MIR. Frank Wood. OF EIeni"n, n
&, was married Ia Miss Reb.ccs
Anderson Collins, daughter of Maj
Geo. l. Collins, aud nd-danghte'
at Paul {. Cameron. Esq, Rev. JOS
W. Murphy officiating. Immediate
~ after the Ger, m",,y Mr.. aud Mrs
Woud lett here un The western ,rail
tor an extended bridal tour.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-13
ORANGE COUNTY COMMITS
SIONERS.

The Board OF Commissioners m.,
IN regular session Oh Wednesday
Nov, Bird. Present nessrs. n. Il
Hall, Chairman ; Iohu +. LYON
Merritt Cheek, ID. r. Morrow and
VIM. III. Anderson.
Fl. 4. Murphy, If Cellar Grove
township, wa- granted license to ~.
tan %er,ir,,""us liquors near his house
II, sad to~nehrp.
Owen Lloyd aas allowed 800
t"' the support OF his insane son tor
l. mon,h>.
The petition for ue@ road in Or.
ange county commencing al George
Parker. steam saw mill and running
south with The county road to inter.
sect with the fsoAborn read a, Sally
Tay'or'-, came up for a hearing, and
the prayer OF the e,i,ioners was
granted.
The following persons were ap
pointed a j"y /" .utvey the above
lr"p",cl road and assess damages
and report .h'ar proceedings Ia mex,
mect,ny of Board commencing on
l., Monday III D.ceml,,r +: Messrs
Ste, hen L. Forrest, Frank Comp
ton, James Terrell, John McCrack.
rn and J In Th"inrson.
arInus accounts allow ed.
JOHN LAWS, Clerk.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-13
. Brin. cit HAT wood.

-Brin. "n tia, wood.
See advertisement OF "a" Of
valuable pr"p.riy hy John Nc
(rtrkcu, Administrator.
-OIit" A laege crowd in town
Tuesday, though n"l a. mauy A
Usually a,tcnds court on tina, day.
Married. AT IIIi-hor". Nov. Bird,
1856, hv Res. J. l. Cmri-, Mr..
1h",nae II. Pope and M,>s l'ati;r
VI. Allison. All at Orange.
-rhr Union Meeting a, Cedar
Gr"vr closed Monday. During the
mcctlug soru. 10 or more rcisous
we're converted.
At Oaks. in O,an"r county. on
Sunday, Nov, 9TH. Mr.. J. ID. Writ'
and Mss LIzz,r Harvard were mar
ilrd hy Rev. l. l. Johnson. All "t
Orange.
We h,iuc Mr.. Winder Well,
80 Tive trurt a. the champion bud
hunter. He vent out hunting la,
l},tdnv after ~ o'clock. and before
utght he Killed - la'trid.cs.
Gov. Sales has offered "rc
hurltr,i and twenty liz" d"Ilar> re-
ward t"r tie Apprehension ar cal'-
trrr OF Pat ever, c"l"rd. ht
murderer at vo"u- Frt"zr, ~ Ctsr
4 IIlI tI
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-13
ShuDri Hill Items.
CHAPEL HILL, y. c., Nov. 10.

CHAPEL HILL, n. c., Nov. 10.
Sunday was "Children's Day" a,
the Baptist church. Prot Gore anil
others made speeches, and all enjoy
ed the meeting.
1t is either much colder here than
IL has been, OF the recent elections
Lave bad a very chilling effec, upon
us. From -oine aus We shirer.
Cousin June" a. the children call
Mrs. Love, Is IN charge OF our Kin.
.dergarten, aud the little ones are
happy as they can be, and are learn
my quite rapidly.
DIR. Battle is off To Murfreesboro
where b. is 10 lecture to the good
people. DIR. Mangun e,nile. pleas
antly upon the boys, aud through
him the University moves on as
Hsua'.
Miss Clara Martin ha. quite q tai.
en-, tor drawing. aud modelling III
C ay. She recently go, . Wa,erbur.
~ watch As u premium tor an orig
inal des'2n. She ought 10 have bad
some OF her work al the State FAIR.
Prot. Winstou's wife, who has
been quite sick, Is improving rapid.
~. One OF the students IL quite
sick OF typhoid iever, but is thought
10 be better. Sir. Shaw is . good
boy. aud we all sympalhize with his
father aud mother, ia the necessity
to- their coming.
Rev Mr.. John recently preached
Two OH Missions. The que
preached q, nigh, was an excellen,
sermon tor SO young a preacher.
he Method SITS, or some Ut then.
ave a IT Tuesday evening tor
the BENCH. Vi he prospective Meth
ODDS: church at tins place.
Rev. Mr.. Wllhelm's morning rer.
,uu,,, the last time Ire al here, a.
ohe vi .tle best the writes has heard
10. a long t.Le. DR.. Iia,,le ,rul,
Gays The goo.i feature Of all #
BIO. rheims se,u,ol> ,o Via, The,
are preached Ton IN, congregation,
aud 10, tor hiulse.t. /. would not
bur, ANY 1pf..cner /" Ask huns,il III,
question. "Can AS much he ,a4.i vi
my setnuns =
\ ,lsl, to Prot. Loves room re-
Gently, showed Your correspondent
mat The young Prot Understands
l.a -. m -. h.. ,.a, -, -. ...
an.i how To teach. \ very u.s,,n
.uIstch g.iItIeman sad vi him a few
days ago lie Is probably til. bcs,
Mathematician OF his age III Tue
South He nigh, have added, With
the same qualifications, and one OF
the bees, tcachers.'
o. Saturday evening D.. Vc,ab.e
will deliver the monthly University
Lecture III Guard Hall. 1t is DR..
Mann.ngs appointment, but having
been ".eiwo'ked III the Supreme
fC"ur,, he got DR.. V. 10 take his
place. Ii Ices rot seem toy hc gen
eral.y known TIA, thc,e lectures are
flee /" every body 4 er,he,ee. they
are SO, let everybody come aud get
the benefit OF them.
Our new rector at the Episcopal
church came la, eek, aud, Sunday
preached Two which de
lighted bis congregation. lie seens
I" be a very rarm hearted, sympa
theslc preacher, and il sand TO be u,
excellent pastor. II il well know,
that one good pastor will do more
t" build up his congregation thar
Two good preachers. Rev. MIR
Clarke il a graduate II the Univer
SHY 81 Virginia. We welcome him
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-13

The Best SaIve IN the world tor
Cuts, Bruises, So,t>, Ulcers, Salt
l.hcnm, Fever Sores, Te',er, Chap
ped Hands. Cli.hlains. Cnrns, aud
all SA'' Ernp,l"ns, an"i positively
cures Piles, or II" lay required. Ii
IL guaranteed I" give perfect salts.
faction, or money refunded. Price
- cents per box. For sale by all
Druggists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-13
LED

"FERNASDISA. Nassau Co., Fla,
March 20, 1880.
Il have used DR.. Summons Liver
Regulator and always found i, to
do what is claimed for 1t. The las,
bottle and two packages did me no
good and were worse than nothing.
| see it is not put up by J. H. ZeiIin
q Co, and No, genuine, and a waste
of money TO buy it. | would be
glad to sc, the pure aud genuine.
Send me some from honest hands
with red L aud Ze,lin d Co.'S sig.
nature on wrapper. The fictitious
stuff sold will 'njore some one bad
ly. Your ob't serv't,
BENZ. L. RICH.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-13
4 DMISl>TR.ATOR'S NOTICE.
TXECJTORS NOTICE
c.. NJ. PARKS.
=. :. WEBB.
Administrator.

Having qualified as Executor OF the
estate of tic late !. Newton Clarke, |
hereby notify NIL p r~ons indebted 10
said estate 10 make immediate nav mrn,.
and all persons having claims a~-ai,.~'
said estate must present tlem properly
authenticated 10 the undersigned with
In one year from this date, or this no
,ice will bc plead In bar Of their re-
coyery. This 18th dav Of Oct. 1ssG.
T. +. CLARKE.
\ .uinI.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-13
G.. NJ. PARKS.


Houses Chill Cure IL the only
medicine in the world where the
price Of q bottle is always in the
drawer to be given back To yon it it
fails TO cure you early and perma
nen,lv Is THAT FAIR: For
sale at HiIlstoro by DIR. o. Hooker,
Druggist.
s@ Not \ single bottle has ever
beer returned.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-13
JUST LOVELY! WHAT? Why
Mrs. NJ. /. Taylor's Fall and Win

JUST LOVELY! WHAT? Why
Mrs. VI: L. Taylor's Fall and Win
ter Millinery Goods are jnst lovely
enough tor any one 10 look al. She
has all kinds of Fancy Feathers,
Pluues, Zephyr Goods, Jerseys,
Stylish Nech~ear. Gloves, Notions,
Wooden and Tinsel Lares for Mil
Iiuery and Dress Trimmings, New
J~cweIry, &c She will add To her
stock all along during the season. the
very latest styles in Millinery and
Just such goods as her customers
will have. Call AT Mrs, Taylor's
Millinery Store and examine her
goods Satisfaction a. 10 styles and
prices guaranteed.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-13
CTATE OF NORTH CARpIlNA.)
- Orange Cot MY.

CTATE OF NORTH CARoIINA.l
~. ORANGE Cot
Superior Court, Oct. l5th. 1>~6.
J. L. RI, a..ti Sarah +. hi Wife, J. !.
Cfabtree and Bette hi ni.r, Pidiu-
tits.
iGGinAt
Archibald l.. Waf-on.NAiicc Watson
anil James Watson, the la>I Two be-
ing infant heirs OF Wyi!iaIu Nai-oIi.
de ca~-d. Dcft ndnHts.
PETITION - pAErIrIoN.
To .trctaisrid l.. WGtaon
This X . special proceeding !" ~II for
Partition ii acres II lane 81 Bail. : :
creek III said County ant >'a.@. i"Ttn"r-
lythc property 81 JaInt> l.. Ntt-"tt /:
You arr hottie" - appear al 'lie Office
OF the Clerk of Orange superior "urr.
on saturday. Nov. 3Uih. ls>6. .t.d an
>Wcr ar dcmur - the complaint 81
Plaintiif. or 'ilc relief ther.tn s~irlnans.ssi
will b. granted.
Witness NY hand arl tt. -..al oi al
Court This Dct. IL. Isl.
PRIDE JONES.
Clerk Of Superior Court.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-13
AK DLp CITIZEN SPEAKS.

Mr.. !. NJ. Norris, an old resident
OF Rome. GA, says THAT be hal been
badly troubled with Kidney Com.
t''alnt tor great many years aud
with Eczema for three years a,
tunes could scarcely walk and hal
iriri many remedies without henc,
1T, until he began taking Electric
Bttrrs and a%n"u,in. his hands AID
feet with Iiuckirns .Arnica Sal.c.
This treatment afforded him great
rcl,cf and he strongly recommends
Electric Buffers To all who suffer
with Kidney Complaints. or need a
Blood Purifier. Sold 10y all drug
riStS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-11-13
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.

SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
On Trains 80 and ol.-Pullman But
te, sleeper between Atlanta and New
York. Pullman Sleeper Gold>born aud
Warm Springs.
ON Trains 50 and 53-pullman R,f-
let Sleeper between Washington and
Montgomery. Washington and Augusta.
Pullman Sleeper between Richunond
and Greensboro. Pullman Sleeper. be-
tween Greensboro and Raleigh.
Through tickets on sal" 1T principal
ktntions 10 all points.
For rates aud information apply to
any agent of the Company. or 10
!. +. THOMAS JAS. T.. TAYLOR.
Gcnl Manager. u. l.. y.
Richmond. Va.