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Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-26
q rrespondence Of the Recorder.
,Eerbatim E Literatim.)

tFCfUNitHt A@t ASNIf1tWel
Mr.. Ettier: Dere Sur: hear with cend
yn q bage oy fowr way 100 yonds. want
yn to .end me yr papur til fowr giys ot.
like the recorder morn eny papur I see it is
good. lik yr wins on chales, what our
people neds morn eny thing els is NOR ed
dicaiion, wen wns u boy / WIS ir,sshed an
mad 10 lurn, purtikler spellan, retin an
rithmyiick. icee the yantag, has got mum.
ber surlifikate TO tech cnnle. viii yu hep
me to citution, wuld like too tech in the
kuntry whar thee folks is not 50 durn
smarte. no yu ar democrat, am republi-
ken bnt am wife man. but i bleye that
vii max no dlffnnce with yu, IN has alais
treted me with cindnes. plies hep me to git
chnle nhar can max sum money mas
ben elk fur too munts. bnt am feling better
now. Civ my Inv tu al enqaitipg freps in
ole hilsborot has got drunk thar meny
time, but an cobnr msn now idict TO no bad
habit let me hur frnin VI at wnnce.
You vury fectnn
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-26

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See nj. Of j. B. Mason, Commissioner.
Sal. Of valuable land near the University.
The Tobacco Sales at the Central on
Tuesday were very satisfactory, averaging
higher than last week.
See nd. Of LemueI Lynch Matchmaker
and Jewpller. Mr.. Lynch has been follow.
ing this business for more than 90 years,
and Is thoroughly versed with the work o.
al kinds Of Watches aud can repair any
part with superior skill. /
We note that the great advertising agan-
cy of ]. II. Bates Of Il Park Row New York
siIl I've removed TO 80 Park Row after the
ist Of May next. This Is quite an old agen
cy and has paid out many thousands ot
dollars 10 newspapers throughout the conn
try for advertising. bat IN the end has male
large money 10th for himself and patrons.
Mr. @. ". Brown las commenced the
manufacture Of Brick near the k'ilroai
Bridge and has contracted and sod TO Mr.
Il. A. Rosemond 100000 TO be delivered ! 1
July and October. Mr.. Brown will make
sayeral hundred thousand. rs no use Il
say that they will be good IL is said tbs
brick made near Hillsboro arc the best in
the world.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-26
Notice...Farmers.

The sub-Allisnces heretofore organized
and in force In the county Of Orange ar'
thereby notified to meet at their respective
places Of meeting anu elect delegates to at
tend general meeting of tho order a
HiIIsboro on the 2nd Saturday 10 May mex
l2 III. for the purpose Of forming Count,
Alliance. ~e.as... ..s..@ ~.
It's earnestly requested that full dele
CATION may be present.
W. d. LATTA. Pres.
90 april sS. Of Cool Spring Lodge.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-26
Democratic State Convention,

Convention Of the Democratic party
of tbe Fourth Congressional District will
he held ai Raleigh, ON May 10th, next, to
nominate q candidate for Congress. can
didale for District Elector. 10 elect Two
delegates 10 the National Democratic Con-
vcntion and for other purposes. by order
Of The committee. Il. J. PARRISH,
Chairman Executive Committee.
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n Won want bargains Ia shoes AID hats,
cali and examine Pariah's new stock.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-26

You will iiud the REcoRDln OFFICE ~
,he brick building over Mrs. NJ. L. Iay-
ior's Millinery Store. Come and see r's.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-26

II YOU want tito pay. Advertise IN th'
H;lisboro RECORDER.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-26
ApynrisrnS At LIVING RATES.
HuIspoRo POST OFFICE.

Office hours from 81 a. m. TO = P. M
Every daY except Sunday aud on sunday,
from IL "a. TO p. 10.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-26
sLEE PING CAR SERVICE.


On Trains 80 and 5l.-Pullman Buffet
Sleeper between Atlanta and New York
On Trains 50 and 53.-Pullman Bnffet
Sleeper between Washington and Moptpo-
merry. Washington and Augusta, Pullman
Sleeper between Richmond aud Greensbo-
ro Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro
and Raleigh. Pullman Parlor Oar between
Salisbury and Knoxville.
Through tickets on sale at principal sta.
tions, to all poiuts
For rates and information, apply to apy
agent OF the Company, or to
SOL. HAAS, Us. POTTS.
Traffic Manager. Die. Pass. 4asa,
RICHMOND, Va.
W. A. TURK. JAS. 7. TayroR
Die. Pass Agent, Gen. Pass, Agens
Raleigh, N. e. Oct 10.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-26
MORTGAGE SALE.

BY Virtue Of Mortgage executed by W.
A. sTRAYHORN. TO rs Loclshart on The
lli,h March 1887. and recorded in Book U.
paee 400 ID The Registers Office IN Orange
rn'lnty for certain purposes therein men
TONED. 1 will sell at the Court House
door in Hillsboro ON
MONDAY HE 7h DAP OF MAY
next nj 70 O'Clock n. q tract OF LAND IN
Grange county adjoining the lands Of John
3. HolIawAy, Abner Copeland, Polly Almon
and others, containing $40 ACRES more
or less a. the property Of W. A. Strayhorn,
u satisfy said Mortgage and Cost.
~ A. MANGUM,
March % SO. Attorney.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-26
NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted TO J. LAWS &
SON and the iirm of .. Laws aud Ia, lor In
the Tin Shop for Flues a.. Are URGENTLY
requested TO come up aud pay what they
ave. Their loss in the recent fire compels
them 10 raise money TO build up again.
March -.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-26
First National Bank Of Durham

First National Bank OF Durham!
CHARTERED nov. 9th. 1887. CAPITAL 100000.
JsCARR J. - President LEO Leo D. HEARTT; ; c%shhier Cashier
DIRECTORS:
4sc4RR ZEN SNOW, lG. v. WATTS W wALKER,J BRYAN
= A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Bankers Individuals received
CERTIFICATES DEPOSIT per cent interest issued upon money
FIRST BANK months
COLLECTIONS made direct M accessible points the United States and
mited Tor promptly at lowest
PARTICULAR rad the business Of Correspondents
THIS INK Organized is condition do all classes Banking
favorable other Bank in the State
BANKING SECURITY The United that full State
all National Banks shall
pleasure Of the Government whose made
condition the Bank hence National Banks afford larger
other Banking
holders of the FIRST National Bank the highest and Stakeholder
W. ant share Of yo buass We solicit yO patronage We guarantee
entire satisfaction ia all business iatnaed o our
jar. 26 6m
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-26

Mrs. Charles Hrdgepeth IRON Fa.ette-
.;,ls ia visiting relatives in Hillsboro.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-04-26
CHARTERED NOV. 9th, 1887.
OFFICERS:

J. 8. CARR. >. %. President, LEO. D. HEARTT.
u. S BRYAN, Vice President, CHAS A. JORDAN,
, 1888-07-05
PICEIEGS


The h':E;ldo has forbidden the in
tralurtion ui tae game Of nase:sIl
iiIo Japan. He Is ;ui;e right Il
would SOON e-ttoy his whole UNI
pre-.
P:s=iA.nt Cleveiand's proposition
Is to abolish Tie ,ariif eulIrely on
many articles prUduc, d most largely
IN northern republicans states, WElle
leaving Il high protective tariff on ar
!icIes Produced by southern drmo
cratic states.
The two 3OOO-ton vessels provided
Ior IN the Navy Appropriation blI
viii ue Of the Medsa aud Aedusa type,
recently built III Great Britain. Ihr
52Uu-ion ships VIII be after the Rrlnu
ReSense, Il new naval vessel construct
eli IL Eustaud for the Spanish tIov
erumenG. The 700O-tun Iine-oF- ba,
dc s.Ips Will Ice between the Inhrx-
able and the beited cruiser class. Ii
tie Senate the Naval Committee vii
add SIX light drauSht gunbnats fur
service in the Chinese waters. The.
vessels viii carry four 6-iuch gum
each. The lineuf- battle ships wiil
cary four II inch and six IC-ineL
guns. The highest speed yet attempt
rd Will be called gor III the 5000 and
300 ton vessels
''MasoE aid Dixon's line"-wha,
was 1t? So few as use il as d poiit-
icai phrase know. 1t was tie lin,
between Mary land, Delaware, Vir-
gnia and Pennsylvania, surveyed 10y
Mason and Dixon and marked by
i've stone monuments One of these
stones Is standing III good condition !;
one Is Jot entirely, uuo Is broken off:
tae fourth has been displaced within
u year 10y miners, aud the fifth. which
bore The arms Of Pennsylvania Oh one
side and those OF Lord Baltimore on
The other, is almost chippod away by
reiIu-huuters. These five stones
were on the Maryland part Of the
Inc. This iine was surveyed il
i76I, aad ths engineers were much
annoyed hy tina Indians.
Chicago Times (Den }: Thn Re
publican party has At last applied
heroic Treatment to lis chronic mala
dy OF Biaineisln The Plumed
Knight has been uahorsed, and the
ehasm tha' separated half breeds aud
sta'wa:ts f5r , d"cals la, been
bTiiged The nomiuation Of Hair-
esn, following that Of Cleveland.
gives rca5ontble security that We are
to have do.en; campaign. Gen.
HARRISON Is u gentleman of unstaiued
reputation. and the scavengars of the
aarty will vainly spsk for material
against him with which tn befowi the
f.olltlcai atmozphrre. Lryi p. Mr.
t0n ths candilare for tha vice pres
ldrncy, Is an ideal business man, and
has the confidence of tue people of
ms state. He would preside over the
senate with suaviry and dignity; and
so, whatever happens, that great
chair will tie we'll filed.
, 1888-07-05
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT SEATTLE. W.

LASD OFHCE AT SEATTLE. W. T.
Nay 23. 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
gamed settler has filed noLioe of his inteation
Ia make final proof i'll support OF his clHiT. and
thai said prCOf VIII I've made before the Cl rk OF
the UnIiei States Distric; Court at Port Iown-
send, W T., on Saturday. July 81. 1898, viz:
Henry Meek, pre-emptisn d. 5. No i0,5s9 for
the n. L. 4 of the n +. I. OF seciisn %, and the
". II of y. ". l. and n. W. i OF S. W. I of sec
ton 33, Township ~ n II. W.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of. said land, viz:
John Anderson, Of Climieum, Washington
Territory.
GastSve johnson, OF Chimicum. Washington
Territory.
William -MeLain, oil Chimicum, Washington
rerTitOr
q. F. Portson, OF froItsle, Washi gton Ter
jim y. CsTRANDER, Register.
, 1888-07-05

LIE Esie.isu-s Golden BaiCnin 30. h Cures
Cbancres. first and second Stages; Sores IN il!e
Legs aud Body; Sore Ears Eyes, Nose. OK.
Copper-colored Blotchez, syphilitic Catsri:,,
diseased Scalp, and all primary forms of ti.e
disease known IS syphilis. Price $500
per BJttie.
lie Richau's fio,den EaisnEsl SS. - ure
Tertiary, Nercurial Syphilitic RheGm 4tisul,
Pains in the Zones, Pains in the Head. back
OF the neck, liberated Sore Throat. Syphilitio
Rash, Lumps and contracted Cords, Stiffness
Of the Limbs, and eFadichtc5 all diseases from
the system, whether caused by indiscreIion OF
abuse OF Mercury, leaving the blood pure and
healthy. Price $500 per Bottle
lie sic aus Golden spa nisiI A.si1i0te fui
the cure OF GououhGs, Gieet, Irritation Gravel
and all Urinary or Genital Gi51uangements
t'riea. S2.5S per Bottle.
lie GfcfHus Golden Epsz,isi EnjeeGssHs, J.,
Tor severe cases OF Gon0rrhCca, InfiammaFoIy
elect, Strictures. sc. Price. sI.5O pes
Bottle.
Ae IficIsau's Golden Ointment for the ef,
fectiye healing Of Sypbiliiic Sores, and erup-
tions. Price. 81 90 peg Bax.
lie siicbauE Golden Pills Nerve md Brain
treatment; loss of ky-ioal power, excess OF
over-work, Prosiration, etc. Price, $500
per Box
Tonic and SergsDe.
Sent everywhere G. o. D.. securely packAi,
per express
G. &. RICHARDS d CD, Agents
4s7 Il 429 Sausome st, Cor. Clay
SaR Francisco, Cal.
wcIRCULAR NAILED FREE.
, 1888-07-05
Notice to Creditors.

IN TIE NATTER OF THE ESTATE or WILLIAM kATZ,
DECEASED
Notice is hereby given by thu undersigned ad
mini~trator Of the estate of William kalz. de-
rraSrd. TO the CT editors OF and all p-rsons hsv
in, clsitns ~ iiust the said deceased. present
th1m with the necessary vouchers within one
wear from the date Of this notice To said admin
istratOr al the store of Waterman & kaiZ, cor
uer o Water and Quincy rtreets, in the city of
Port Townsend. Je1i-TSon county. Washington
Territory. the same being the place OF business
Of z;sid administrator.
ISRAEL KATZ.
Administrator OF The estate OF William kstz,
. deceased.
Dated May 10Th , 1855.
, 1888-07-05
i Care Esr so.c Nipples.

MRs MARY E LUDLOW. az Manning.
Pratt co Kansas, sETe: Six ye8re ago
We lived at CniuuhUs Junction. IoVa
Il, d | had "a 'oupG raby anl - very sore
breast. For tbree months [ fri d .veEy
ting until 1T last cut Iux Of Cham
be:iaiu's Eye ard Skin Oiutmeat aud j!
cured ihem. sold by Jas. d. Minkler,
, 1888-07-05
SUMMON,S.

trict Of WaehiUg;on errit"ry, boldiDg terms
at Port Townsend. IN jefferson County.
Territory of Washington, t.
Comfy of j. ner5on. ''
W. j. HAMILTON, Plaintiff,
mo, 1871.
MARY ANN H. 81 TON, Defendant.
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby notified that w. j. Hamilton,
plaintiff has filed Il complaint against yon in the
District Court OF the Third J.dicial District,
holding trims At Port Townsend. which VIII
corse on 10 be heard sixty days after tie first
publication of this summons. to viii: SIXTY days
after he 9Th day OF June, and unless yog appear
nd answer the same on or b-t1re the 1ih day of
August, 1873, The same viii be taken as confee
sea and The prayer Of the said complaint granted.
The object and prayer of said complaint IL to
dSSGiyc tie bonds of matTimony existing he
tween said plaintiff and defendant, the
ground Cf hEbitUal drunkenness on the part of
desentHnt for upwards of two years last pas
and plaintiff further prsys that h. may have the
care and custody of the minor children.
Witness my hand aud the seal or said Court
This 9th day of Jrne. ISIS
W. +. LEDGEsWoOD. Clerk
JAMES EAyEY, II. putty
Burke { Haller and T. N Hsllcr, Attorneys fer
plaiDtifi.
, 1888-07-05

ELEcTIoSs yet to tee held this wear
IN the several states are as follows:
Alabama viii elect officers aud !ae is
lature aIonday, August 9th: Arkan-
sas, September 3rd; Maine, state Off
cer-, legislature and congressman.
September 10Th All the states viii
elect frasideatial electors Tuesday
November 9th.
, 1888-07-05
PURIFY YluR BLOOD.

Impurities Ia the blood produce dlseases.
Bodily and mental health depend upon
healthy condition OF tho blood. The blood,
particularly in the spring and duTiEs tho hot
summer months, becomes cl1E5Sed with i'm
puEities, which poison Il and generate dis
ease. 4 harmless blood pur!aer. without
particle OF mineral poison n Il, such rs mer-
cuTy CT potash, IS necessary TO remove thess
impurities ard 10 Fe-tors ;.e healthy tone CT
mind and body. Tie best purifier and tonis
known 20 the world 4. swIlts SpeciGc tS.S.sA
In regard 10 It's wonderful purifying and
tonic powers We give few testimonials Rs
follows:
Mr. VIM A. sIcbold, with Geo p RowclI 4
Co, 10 Spruce Street. New Yors, writes March
18th. lsSj: 81 feel 1t my duty, for the benefit
OF others who may he afflicted rs was, to
write you this letter, which you can use rs
my testimony in any way you choose. Iwfu
answer any inquiry from others in relation
10 tho facts herewith stated. In February
last suffered great pain and Inconvenience
from boils, all over rIy neck; could not turn
my head without acute pain and my blood
was In poor condition. After trying all the
usual remedies II such cases, nad finding no
relief, Ly tie persrasIoa OF NJ. J. ". Fears,
Manager OF your New Yors once, I used one
bottle S. S S, and improved RAPIDLY and
very coon ! was entirely relieved OF my
Jobs Comfo-ters." Now not 4 sign OF my
sfllic!ion can be seen feel strong and cheer
full. s. s. s IS a fine tonic as proved in my
ease Is.eep soundly and my appetite is good.
Dr. j. n. Cheney, wcll-known physician
writes from Ellaville. Georgia: "Iuso s g. s.
In convalescent fever cases with the best re-
suits. 1t viii, IN my judgment, prevent sum
ner dysontery, II ons VIII take few bottles
In the spring, thus preparing tho bowels for
the strains of summer."
I-s. Scott Liston, I.5 Eanc street Csiandl
Wheeling. West Virginia writes: Having
used S. = {. fcr the blood, can safely ray
that II beats anything have used to cleanse
the blood and mako new being out of Per.
Son."
Alr. Il. S. Hamlin, Winston, n. C., writes:
" use IL every spring. Il always builds me
up, giving me appetite and digestion, and
enabling Inc u stand the long, trying, ener-
yating hot summer Gays. On using it l soon
become strong of boGy end easy OF mind"
Trsatisc or Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
IHE SWIFT aIEcIFIc Co. Drawar5. Atlarta,Gl.
, 1888-07-05
Territory # Washington,
County OF ICecr- on. -

S'u'ilS oI "Cltfs on J
hARyET c. HANNAH, Plaintiff.
Us. No II!a
MAY = Iisc'NAu, Drirni-nt.
To Trz ABOVE NAMED DEPEspAHT:
Y0T HTa hcrehy nrtid, i rh4t Harvey G.. Han
Hah E.alEsiiI. ms fled = comuI.Int agsir Sos
IN she District Court of the THirt Jutl4 l4cai ID g
triCt. hoiiia- terms ~ Port towns Nd 4fersGp
IolntJ, Na'h;l.t'E Territory. which will some
u 10 ~ heard sixty day after the first n hIi.a-
lion or this sH"3mOu~. Ia wit: SiIty days ar.sr
the = II DAY of JuEe, I'N~, and unless Won AZ
near aud aE~w"r tt.C TEC on or hrf,ra The .SIh
DAY "i August, !sy> 'hs same VIII bn t1kcn as
roni .N-sa. a"f me pra.tF + sNii conn ISint
@T"nt".:- Tn OH CT AM prayer Of ssd COM
l..IIt i 10 dissolve Tie IN IL Of matIialo Y
rNiStli- between plairt1 n d"Ipndasr aud to
o 'nli tie care. custody ANA control nf tie min
- child Christine Josephine H.>rah, issu. OF
he ai'.rri x "f paiEj,t- and defepdsn', ON the
-s"H.o OF the HhaUrrHmrnt aaa desartion Of
ih' Iain:rf by dr9a.:~ut for .lors thIn ors
1CIr.
ilnesS my hand an& the S>al OF said court,
this 2jli: !ay ~ june. 1893
w. Z. LEDGERWOOD, Clerk.
BY } me- sEkvEV. Deputy.
BRADSHAW 4 SACH-. Plaintiffs Atty.
First DabIi atloE Juns 9Th. IssS
, 1888-07-05

q,
Cla!lam and San JuHn.
JosErH SWEENEY, plain.ifZ.
4. H. &CCUSE, defendant.
The United States of America send Greeting:
a o A. II. ECCUNE, defendant.
lou are hereby required 10 appear in action
brought agAinst you by the above named pain
tin. N the District Court of the Third Judicia
District Of the Territory of Washington hodin.
terms at the city OF Port Townsend in the
co MY Of Jefferson, for the counties Of Jeffrr-
son, lSla d. Clalam and san Juas, and to az
swer the compla mt fled therein. within sixty
days after the tiTst publication OF this sum
mons, OF judgment by deigulT will be taken
against you, according TO the prayer OF she com
plRiIt.
The said action is brought TO recover the rum
of sevenTy-Iwo dollsrs and tpeuty-four cents
SO 2f-lUO), and interest thereon al the raie of
ten per cent anurm from the 18th day OF
July. 1855. being the balance due Plaintiff from
defendant upon en- account stated between SAID
plsi' tiI and defendant raid day. and for
costs and disbursement
Witness, the Honorable Richard -, jones'
Judge Of tbs : id District Court. and the seal
thereof This Goth day OF June. \ D., 1888.
VIM. T.. .LEDGERWOOD, Clerk
BY JAMES SEAYY, Deputy.
BRGnsHAw i SACHS, Attorneys for Plaintiff
81 s. publication June 2ist, less.
, 1888-07-05

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, 1888-07-05

The New York Independent. which
supported Mr.. Ceveiand's election
four years ago, now says:
HIS pledges were magnificent; his
performances disSraceful.
Ills scheme of civil service was
1nei its fuiiiliment farce.
He set out to lift thu Democratic
party; lie ends by letting down the
government.
He began as Il conspicuous re-
tolmer; lie is onding as conspicu-
Gus failure.
~ = do not want a second term of
such man as Grover Cleveland"
, 1888-07-05
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