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Orange County observer., 1889-11-30
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

Mr.. W. G Separk, merchant Of
Ra'eIgh. has made an assignment.
Hon. w. T. Dotch died q, his
home in Goldsboro on the morning
o. The I'D inst
4 terrible storm at New Berne
on Thursday, Nov. u, destroyed
the plate factory Of S. IL. Gray.
One man was killed, one mortally
wounded, and eight others injured.
The wind blew a periec, hurricane,
unroo6og houses, blowing down
chimneys, trees, fences, DC.
| Raleigh News-Observer: The Su
preme Cou$t has affirmed the judg-
tnen, of the Superior Court in the
case Of the State against J. G. Par
rlsh. Parrish was sentenced to be
hanged in March last on being con-
y,c,ed of making a criminal assault
on his daughter AT the expiration
of thirty days, as provided by law
the Governor will set the day OF the
execution OF Parrish.
New Bern Journal: At Kinston
Yesterday the town was crowded
) with negroes anxious to shake the
North Carolina dust off their shoes
! and try their fortunes 10 some Other
: State. 1t is said that there we're
! about / 500 enthusiastic "exodusters
in the town. AT the depot an IN
teresting spectacle was presented IL
the huge mass of luggage piled or
: the platform. Old meat boxes, va
< rous other boxes, trunks OF al
e shapes aud sizes. were piled ten tee
!. high on the platform.
The case against postmaster Stan
Gil, recently appointed postmaster a
The town of Selma, n. g., and arrest
r ed on the charge of robbirg man.
registered packages, was leard a
g Raleigh last week by U. S Commia
sioner Pernell. Stancil waved ex
$ animation and was bound over t.
: await action by the grand jury o
d the Federal Court. He wB imme
II liately arrested for stealing an over
0 Goa, from a store in Raleigh las
e October, and on examination wa
q bound over TO the State Superio
Court. He is white man.
$ Wilmington Star: Apple cultur
ought TO be a great industry i
North Carolina, and should yiel
The farmers of our State annual
many thousands of dollars, which
would do if that attention wee give
TO it which it deserves. There is q
portion of North Carolina from tn
sea shore to the mountain top, wher
the apple does not grow to perfe'
, ton and yield abundantly, and
number Of varieties surpassed NJ
where, from the Siberian crab to tn
7 mammoth, measuring five or 81
), inches in diameter.
y Ashevllle Citizen We were asl
At ed, few days ago, what we though
IN OF the future of Asheville. Our al
A swer was: "In fifteen years, Ash
L. vile will be city of 100000 p.'
|e ple." The enquirer was surprise
k and doubtful; but we are still {
y. that opinion. The almost certai,t
D of two other great railroad lines
K Que from the North, crossing :
,e Asheville towards Atlanta, and b
other coming up from the Atlart
al Ocean through the great Bra
l. River section, to this city, will max
t, this place the greatest intermontn
" city in the United States. No otle
D. place in the mountains has 40 ma
k natural advantages, or can becon
II SO great railroad centre. The
te who live 10 see the year 1905, it y
are not deceived, will find here
great city with many kinds Of Al
dus,ries, and the greatest health al
pleasure resort on the continent.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30
CAUTION TO MOTHERS.

Every mother is cautioned against
giving her child laudanum or pare
goric; it creates an unnatural crav
ing for stimulauts which kills tie
mind or the child. Acker's Baty
>oother Is specially prepared to ben
eft children and cure their pains. 1t
is harmless and contains no Op;nm
or Morphine. Sold by q. Hooker
Druggist
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30

Dun & Co. report favorable
business outlook. notwithstanding
the depressing influences OF q money
scarcity. Business failures for last
week unr:bar 277 against 265 for
the previous week.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30
EPOCH.


The transition from long, linger,
ing and painful sickness 10 robust
health marks an epoch 10 the lite Of
the individual. Such a remarkable
event is treasured in the memory
and the agency whereby the good
health has been attained is gratefully
blessed. Ueuce it is that so>m och
is heard in praise OF Electric Biftefs.
50 many feel that they owe their
restoration 10 health, TO the use of
the Gseat Alternative aud Tonic. Ii
you are troubled with any disease Of
Kidneys, Liver or Stomach, OF long
or short standing you will surely
ind relief by use Of Electric BI,ters.
Sold q, SOC. and 81 per bottle at
". \. Hayes Drugstore.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30

Tie Il.ccomhc farmers and mer-
chants met in Tarhoro this week to
consider tie condition Of the county.
1t was decided, rs we learn from the
Sout},erntr
1t VAS proposed to put meat and
bread at cost to those farmers Who
were nnah!c to procure the same tor
themselves. the entire business to be
managed 10y the committees Men OF
property. were 10 give their names
to borrow money, and with it pur-
chase Tie ntcc SSarleS Ot lie. All
) srpll!rs furnished III this WAY would
hc made . first lien upon the crops
raised landlord and mortgage
would DE required to release their
prtor liens before any supplies would
be furnished Mr.. Nash e.timated
tia, there were 1900 plows run in
Vie county and provisions would
have TO be made for 1000
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30

Last week was one of activity in
the organization Of enterprises in
the South 1t is estimated that over
100000 were invested during the
week by Northern capitalists
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
\FORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.

1NI
BY virtue of Il mortgage executed to
John A. Suit by Lafayette Pickard aud
Sarah A. Pickard his wife, and duly
recorded in the office OF Register OF
Deeds of Orange County, in Book T.
page 1O7, l will sell tor cash on the
premises on Thursday, Dec. 26, 1889. a
tract of land il, Bingham township. az
joining lands of z. +. Lloyd. G. L.
Cheek and others, containing 60 acres
more or less.
Sale IS made to satisfy sail mort gage
and costs. d.
This Nov. 26th, 1889.
JOHN A. SUIT.
Mortgage.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30

Mr.. EDITOR: Some days ago
while passing . County poor hoose
I noticed q one arm Rebel soldier
working in . new ground. His
form was ali bent with age aud dis
ease, and his was indeed q pitiable
case As rode on I thought OF
the dark days OF the early Sixties
Of the heroes dead aud living. All
over this proud Old North State
which now rolls in wealth aud en-
joys the peace which came too lasl
10 save the liobs add b ealth of hun
dreds Of her brave soot, such scenes
as l Witnessed are taking place. II
may be help may come to some, bu,
tor this aged cripple l felt it would
come too late, and the following
lines were suggested:
Toll on olo Rob.
Toll OF Old Reb with empty sleeve,
The poor house shelters thee,
What matters now thy gallant deeds.
With Stonewall and with Lee.
Thy pension" comes but once year,
a pfttance it's mite;
Poor pay for loss of arm that day,
In Spottsylvania's fight.
Where rolls Potomac's mighty flood,
Where Appomattox glides,
On Shenandoah's grassy slopes,
On Rappahannock's sides.
Carolina's noble sons went down
| Mid thickest Of the fight;
Ard now neglected live few
| Who kept Ler honor bright
Toll on, It's Carolina's shame,
'ris Carolina's sin,
She proudly bears an honored name.
Yefonght that name to win.
From many cripple's lOwly home,
From many widows cot,
Comes up despairing cry for help,
Oh ! sad their bitter lot.
Toll on in sorrow and in want,
l. The struggle soon will end,
Thy form be in pauper's grave
. . In yonder poor house pen.
No ''decoration day" will come
TO that lone spot in spring,
!. No flowers fall upon your grave
While lips your praises sing.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30
ARE YOU SkEPTICAL?

If so we will convince you that Ack-
er,s English Remedy for the lungs
is superior to all other preparations,
and is positive cure for all Threat
and Lung troubles. Group, Whoop-
ing Cough and Colds. We guarsn.
tee the preparation and will give
you sample bottle free. 0. Hooker,
Druggist.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30
AUIuIuISlT dtOl
Strudwick & Parish, ATTORNEYS.

M 0 I | c. E
The undersigned having this day
Qualified as the Administratrix OF
Evans Turner. deceased, hereby gives
notice to all persons indebted to said
estate 10 come forward and make pay
ment OF the same. and those holding
claims against said estate to present
them to the undersigned properly
authenticated on or before the eth day
OF Oct. 1890. or this notice will be
plead in bar Of their recoverY
This sth day Of Oct, 1889.
EMMA NJ. TURNER,
Administrative of Evans Turner.
Strudwick Il Parish, Attorneys.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30
TXECUTORS NOTICE.

Having this day qualified as the Ex-
ecutor of the last will and testament OF
the late VIM. Ward, l hereby notify all
persons indebted to said estate to make
payment to the undersigned without
delay, and those holding claims against
said estate are notified to present them
to the undersigned properly authenti-
Gated on or before the 18th day Of Nov.
1890, or this notice will be plead in bar
Of their recovery.
This 18th day Of Nov, 1889.
w. A. BYRD,
Executor.
Strudwick & Parish, Attorneys.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30

GALE OF LAND.
By virtue OF a mortgage executed to
l.. NJ Gates by Sarah o. Brewer. and
registered in Book n. page y Of the
Registers Office Of Orange County,
will sell for cash at the court house
door in Hillsboro On saturday. Dee. 81,
1889, tract OF land in Bingham town.
ship. on the waters OF Cane Creek. and
adjoining lands of II. II. O'Daniel. w.
J.. enipes, Eady snipes and Others. con-
tanning 80 acres Oil the east side Of the
plantation.
sale is made to satisfy mortgage and
costs.
This 10th day of Nov, 1850.
L. u. Gates.
Mo.tSagce.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30

Mt 0 I C. e
Having this day qualified as Admin
istrator VI the late Mary C. Holmes. l
hereby notify all persons indebted 10
said estate to come forward and pay the
dersigned properly authe1ticated M 1sna on or
recovery. :
This 18th day Of Nov. 1889.
WILSON BROWN.
Administrator.
StrlldXirk & Parish AttorncrS
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30
Strudwick & Parish, Attorneys.
. Q T I c E

N Q T Z E
Having this day qualified as the Ad-
ministratOr de bonts non Of the estate of
the late Moses l.. Rice, l hereby notify
all persons indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment of the same,
and those holding claims against said
estate must present them to the under
signed properly authenticated on or
before the 7th day of Nov, 1890, or this
notice will be plead in bar of recovery.
This 7th day of Nov, 1889.
w. n. TATE,
Admir- dc bOnts non.
Struuwick & Parish, Attorneys.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30

Dom Pedro gets $4,000, 900, in
cash and an annuity of s45O,OOO for
leaving Brazil
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30

There are now For,y-two States
in the Union, and tour more will
apply for admission this winter.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30
DISsOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER

nISSOLCTION OF FCO-PARTNER-
SHIP.
The firm of Hooker & Crisp. MANN
iacturers of tobacco, has been dissolved
by mutual consent
J. W. HOOKER,
X. /. CRISP.
All orders addressed TO the firm of
Hooker q Crisp will be promptly filled
by 0. D. Hooker.
Hillsboro, n. G., Oct. %. 1889.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30

IIIhe SranGe County
Observer il the only pa
per crpl;bliShcd in Orange
County.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30

N Q I ! C E.
The undersigned having 4ualifesi a
Executrix Of the lat. W. Z. Maliett, Of
Chapel Hill. hereby notifies ALI persons
having claims against said estate 10 pre-
sent the same TO the undersigned prop
erly authenticated On or before lie
18th day of Now 1880, or this notice
will be plead in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment.
This 18th day OF Nov, 1883.
c. Deb. MALLETT.
ExecE.Ti..
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30

Mr., &. B. MCLemole, proni-
nent aud influential citizen of Hen
derson, Texas, writes under date OF
August 23, 1889, as follows:
For eighteen months | had an
eating sore on my tongue. | was
treated hy the best local physicians,
but obtained no relief, the sore grad
ually growing worse. / concluded
finally to Try ). $ 5, and was en-
llre'y cured alter using a tew bot
ties.
on have MY cheerful permission
TO publish the above statement for
the benefit Of those similarly afIlict-
ed"
c. + MCIEMoRE,
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30
BORO MILLS,

situated within the corporate limits OF
the town of Hiflsboro. containing 4
acres, more or less. on which is situated
valuable Corn and Flour Mills.
Terms of sale 4: Onc-thir,l cash, bal
ance in 6 and II months with interest
from day of sale on deferred payments
This 4th day Of Nov, 1899.
A. w. GRAHAM,
Commissioner
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30

VA LU Al3LIC MILL
FOR SALE.
RY virtue Of IN order of the Supc-
- flor Court NJ Ornige County to me
directed in the case Of Evans Tu, ncr VS.
Pride Jones aud l,ride..Jnles, Jr., will
sell t" the highest. bidder at public
auction at the court house door in
Hillsboro, on Monday the End day VI
Dec, 1880, the valuable mill proper
ty known as The
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30
:. + MCT.EMoRr,
Henderson, Tex.

Treatise on Blood aud Skin Dis
ease mailed free.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30

II IoI /. BACK .fCFEC
pF You a 4 ~ S06t o:-t -,ai : -CDi tor nothing
I : -e!it "a. cthl Ity TN
Fh'. " lhDN BTTTERS
u " 4. cure YEA s,,a ,4Y'v soci appetite Sold
" all dealers in medicine
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30

SWIFT'S SPECIFIC CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Orange County observer., 1889-11-30

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South Ninth st. Improvement
OFFICE os THE CRY CLERK
OF THE CITY OF SkATFLH,
y.

SEATTLE, W. t.. Aug. ~. is>a-
Notice is hereby given 10 the owners nf
properly benefit q by ordinance No. f,isT.
entitled An ort!inanee 10 extend estab-
iish. lay out and open South Ninth street
in the city of cattle from Mikaco .tTest 10
Plnmmer street." that they. the said prep
erty owners, are hereby required to appoint
enc person To act with tao o5her NELSON'S
lone OF whom is TO be a.poiated by the owl
trs of property condemn ed by SAID Grti-
nance No. /. Isl and one by the mayor oi
said city of Sea -tiel ia appra' sing aud a.
sesSing damas es and b. feiifs within aud
for the assessms M district described and
established by section OF said ordinance
No. l,Isz, in accordance with the provision
OF section 10f Of an act oi the legislature of
the territory of Washington, emitted .Au
act 10 revise and smerd the charter of THE
city of Seattle. approves February {, lsss =
Said appointment is 10 be made ia writing
and filed with the city clerk of the city al
Seattle on or before the eth day Of -eptem-
Der, A. ID. ISIS G. ". FERRIS Cierk
First publication OF this notice August D
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The Vienna Gazskxsaas publishes .
,.a4~ of Earopeaa br~.eriss and their
o..srsst for the year IS7- The Whole
number ~ hrsrsr5~s in Europe vas
~ 81 and the production Of beef and
Al. amounted 30 about s-s-5ltots So
exisons- The taxes collected from fnas
sea Of beer amounted Ia about slSs.'
40 fss. The matt u-ea weighed ~
90 tysss. and the hop iWUe tons
Germany alone contained -, IsS brew
cries. producing / ,iss 90, fs1 gAiaons,
while Anstro- Hungary had only 1873
bre~~ries, producing ystsee.o gAi-
Ions. The hgures relatEng 10 The pro-
dncflon per capita ssso~ hat zoe
smallest quantity. ore iItre yer head.
the Htre being . little more than .
quart. j. in Bosnia and Kouinaiiia-
Greece shows "a liires, Russia SS.
France 81. : s;fzeriano ~. Denms rk
g.. Germany ss, Upper Austria ne
Lower Austria III. Beigsum isb. War
,ensburg 2is, and the Kingdom OF pa
y.rta leads all competitors with -ss
litres, or nearly Ssh gallons for every
man, woman and enid ia the country.
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The repeated seizures of British
sealing schoeners in behring's sea
must soon stir up the British authori.
ties to the point of contcsting The Am
srican claim To exclusive jurisdiction
over this great fishing ground. Ii Is
questionable. certainly. IL the Amer.
can claim can be maintained in an in
ternattonai court. II has in fact poor
basis in nationality. The sea is open
north and south, and is not even APP
proximately Enclosed by United States
territory: bat while Russia held Al.
aska she claimed and ruled this water,
and the American theory Is that We
acquired the sea with the Alaskan
purchase. We have certainly all the
rights 10 IL that Russia ever had. bu,
IL Is greatly 10 be doubted il Russia 5
claim was good. and II it could have
stood before contes. by any other
nation.
This Is not question to 40 10 Wal
over. and the current talk about pos.
sible trouble between Great Britain
and the United States In consequence
OF Il Is the sheerest nonsense When
Il finally comes 10 contest. IL will in
oil likelihood he settled by arbitration
after the manner OF the san Juan set
Element,
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After years Of depression and dis
tress Ireland appears to b~ enjoying
better times. An American CORES
pendent writes that trade. especially
In Irish manufactures, IL extremely
active, and ali the trade reports agree
that workshops in the country are
fully employed, and many mills which
have been idle Tor years have resumed
work. This Is observable particularly
In the South. says one trssie report,
and in that section OF the country
peace and eontsntmenf reign supreme
The woosen nails are more thar hasy
and the prospects ot trade never
looked better. The Cork tax mill.
are 10 I've worked again. having been
acquired by syndicate Of Cork capi.
talists. The poplin trade Is good.
notwithstanding il is summer All
the linen mills, factories and ware.
houses are on futl time, and the only
thing that Manufacturers have 40
contend with is the scarcity 81 work
ere. The universal rcply n the qass-
tiou - 90 the condition 81 business Is
.sTrade never Was better The ship.
yards are very busy Just how. ana She
builders have. orders far ahead Bs,
err attention i being paid a. akrical.
tur~. and the general FvrSeFs FROM The
country Is that scientifsc farming l.
heinx saucn studied in ireland Axra.
cultural exhibitions this season have
han 4 great slsecess.
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To she s-ockhoiders ri he Guarantee loan
i ] uSs Co. cf seattle:
whereas. II j. desired 70 increase the can
itss StfSk 81 tie Guarantee Loan Il Trsys,
20. OF -tSTtis', therefore the uGdefx5xf,ssg
teiag ua inFify et the fruste~s Of az.
company, hereby call meeting of TIRE
sis's holders Of SAID company 10 be ha,a
on Saturday the 7th day ~ Sei,tsna De-. lssss
a. ne aoSr u o'eieek IN the afternoon al
ssad day, AZ The cosnpaDy's Office ia the
city ot seattle, for the F.ssfloss. II cnFs3ster
iug proposition 81 the said board ~ fv,ts.
Ices. daily adopted at a meeting af s.3.,
e.'asd. held Jnly II. Issa. for the inrresss
81 the capital stock os sal cofnI.snF lyoa,
the san 81 any Thousand dollars u tht.
sun oi two hundred Thousand dollars
/. ;. > HUNT
+, b. DOWNING.
J. n. AOwMAS.
u. ~. HEiIsRDS.
SEATTLE. Igiy T. AsSs
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The estimates OF the army engineers
for river and harhor improvements
proposed 10 be made during the NEXT
fiscal year have been prepared aud
given 10 the pnbiie. ard as usual the
New York newspapers have opened
firs on them. And ~ usual the com
msnts display little more than misifs-
formation and prejudice. II has
come 70 be . habit with the New York
Journals 70 descry the river and harbor
ball ~ . job and steal, while perhaps
not one writer in ten really knows or
cares anything about the matter.
The inspiration Of this annual protest
comes from two interested sources.
namely. the importing interests Of
New York city aud the great railway
corporations. New York does not
care 70 have rival ports. however
small. opened up By government aid.
and the railway corporations do not
want waterways opened to compete
for traffic and cheaper railway rates.
As = matter Of fact there Is no ex-
psnditure by the government. whose
benefits are more keeniy felt by the
people than that for the Improvement
of rivers and hsrbors. And for all
the talk there IL no disposition Of pub
lie funds more honestly made. We
are told that among the officers OF the
army, under whose direct administra.
tion the river and hart'or funds are
expended, there has never been de-
faicstion. In this new country. par
ticuiarly. We need help from the gov
ernment for works OF great national
~ well as local importance, aud We
protest against the charge that the
money sent here for these works Is
either Incorporated or unwiseiy ex-
pended.
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South Ninth st Improvement
OFFICE or TIE CITY CLERK
Or rHg CRY oF SEATTLE.
.aqrt ~ "a n. - - -.


oF THg CITY oF SEATTLE
SEATTLE, W. Il, Aug %, iss9.
Notice Is htrssby given 70 the owners OF
property condemned by ordinance No.
l,is7. entitled, IAN ordinance 20 extant
establish, lay out ard open South Ninth
street. Ia fhs city OF seattle. from Nikado
street 10 flummer street. that they. the
aid property owners. are hereby rtGilir, :,
10 appoint one person TO act with two
other peEsors lone 10 be appointed BIZ The
owners OF property ien-filed by the r-r,-
Wis on OF said ordinance Ne lis. ana one
i- ~ be appoiatsd by ths. mayor OF said
city Oh sest'lel In apprsieing and assessing
oansges snd BENEFITS within and Tor the
assessment district described and estab-
iisned BY section OF said ordinance Ma
LIZ, IN accordance witt the provisions az
sectlon iei of an aetei the Legislature OF m.
territory Of Washington. enfitl. d. ssAn act Ia
revise and amend the charter of the f,tiv
o' Seattle. approved February 4, Issg &
said aplgointa ent is 10 be mad III writing
and nied siih the city clerk of she citv "A
seattle on or before TIE 6ta day Of sep.em.
Der, \. II. iss9.
Z. W FgEgis. Cify CLERK.
ftfsf publication of tbs notice. Augnst
~ l>>l 80"
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Candidates for ccnsress are sssnfs
- faarkf~rries. spoksss hss declared
for John L. wa~on ard ~ least BAH
: ssax~s eoantsss xsli - On band. sseh
with Z '.fxverise soa AZ rss ne
haye seen no statement u claims
Which seem ~ important 81 tsss-s o.
KIixkfsas copnty b asking the nona-
nation lar Ny. Esssnasar.
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City Treasurer's Notice.

THE FOLLOWING WARRANTS WILL
Il BE paid on presentation ~ the cav
,tcasafeFs oh e, snd no Interest allowed
Oh same after this dzie.
second street warrants, ordinance asq
Nos 90. Y, 10. Igt. is2. 80, LII
seventh street. ordinance sas--<o- ssI
~, i,sst. .s2. ,4si, .e3n l.59rs and -
visl payment 0u l,sI7. go
toeffS street. urainsnes ss5-Nos Is. s1i
bci~,i street, ordinance 80 Nos. -,
i,.f~,, i-sSs7, i.bss2. I COS, tsss. 1 s-0 -
ip4e i,sSl i5esl, 1865. 10. "a. i6, l.. n ~
., ~, - ~. -. g&, ~, Ino, lga.
S~teaih street. ortinas 90 egs-Pnrtfs1
i'zytns ut GA warrant Ne /. assS.
" J.. AxE<. City Treasurer
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rakArNsfys ss-t @*'-
Forest hall vas The scene OF
lively time last night. A band wa
playing and tickets we're being sosd al
ten cents each 10 admit the bearer
into the hall 20 see prizsbght WITH
gloves between tao colored men. lie
psoesesls were for the benefit Of the
L:on church. colored. Times must be
hard. or morals low, where church
ear, raise money by a prizefight.
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We beg leave 10 remark. for perhaps
the aunssredsh flras, that Seattle nessis
= s~~er system. Delay wih nof save
! ssas. and IL wssl soon r~prosissee isss
condition II the estv front which s'se
ere temporarily cured.