Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-04-14
.AN<EMIS>lRI OF JUSTICE

t"o gentlemen might have been seen
staniIA- under gasiight. a. the unc
tloA of t"o business streets, engaged in
close conversation. They spoke in low.
cautious tones and their faces, beneath
the Pickering light, were grave unto
solcmnity
In he tail, sim young man. who
leaned against tn lamp post in such
trlglcal attitude, and who seemed to be
dong all the taking, almost any one
might have recognized the cashier of the
FIRST National Bank, Mr.. Cleveland b.
Street, while the broad shouldered. pleas
at faced gentleman, Standing with
to.dcd arms, and head bent forward to
listen, was equally well known as AIr.
George LamorcauX, real estate agent. and
chosen friend Of Mr.. Street.
'olx years ago, - began Mr.. Street, az
was teller in the kerrin Savings Bank
One night 1t was broken into aud robbed
OF fifteen thousand dollars. | slept in
i the bank at the time, and, Of course l
/ trled 70 defend the property. | had an
encounter with the burglar b,tt he wa.
/ stronger than |, and | might have Jared
Daily II the police hadn't come to nv
rescue The robber hear them aud
made his escape, and he has never been
heard Of since. But IN the struggle |
got good sight OF the mans
race ana We always declared | should
Know that face If | ever saw it again.
+ "o months ago saw that ia e; met
that man and talked with him. I meet
HIM every day. And you know him,
too .
'.I2'
$ Yes YOU. cyqrvlodr l-nor-o b;,,
he
oh. come" interrupted Mr. Lamor-
eaNA, impatlently; what's the man's
name
ilc IS known here as Walter Ham
li'.'1 :,
.>"t the new plrtner i'll the Spring
" orhS
~ nc Sal'le.
NJ iamoreaux uttered 2 low whistle.
Ell, mat 'ells me he e. aucl@tc'l.
ne h'Sh-toAed Nr. hammond, that
cvcrE5ody's running after. VIII.
osEe,t' you must be m.st:tI,en.'
h.a}i"ch KNOW that face as if
~ 9ttn II p1t Ess.efday. Why, man
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member ina tae"
lhefe was PAINFUL silence, broAca b
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arc you gong 70 % a',su. II"
90 edne,s knows. don't returned
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~ =, '1''e SENSATION. Ana II YOU have no
..''i.art out your memory, you eouldn t
f11s' any '",p-. adS nov.
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