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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-27


Ger on my face, and has almost made
a young nan OF me.
T. j. TEATE.
Wacissa, Fla.
A servan, has been amic,ed many
years with a cancer on her nose,
which resisted all treatment. She
has been cured entirely by Switt's
Specific.
Thomson, Ga. JNO. HILL.
Switt's Specific has cured my can
Ger, which was very bad. l am now
in fine health-never better. Have
gained 70 pounds since | began
taking Switt's Specific.
II. S. BRADFORD.
Tiptonvillc, Tenn.
A young mau near this town had
an eating cancer on his face, which
had destroyed his nose and was eat
ing towards his eyes. AS a last re-
SOFT | put him on Swift's Specific,
and it has cured him entirely sound
and we'll.
NJ. +. CRUMLEY, NJ. d.
Ogle,horpe, Ga.
My father had for years an eating
cancer on his under lip, which had
been gradually growing worse Until
II had eaten away his under lip
down to the gums, and was feeding
itself on the inside OF his cheek, and
the Surgeons said a horrible death
was soon to come. We gave him
nine bottles of Swit's Specific, aud
he has been entirely cured.
w. b. LATHRop.
South Easton, Mass. I
Ssitts 81 cc.fc is entirely a yege-
table remedy, and seems to cure
Cancer 10y forcing the poison out OF
the system through the sore. Send
Tor book en- Cancer and blood poissn..
mailed tree.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-27

An,thrr child killed by the use Of
spia'es given ii the form CT soothing
syrup Why mothers give their
children snch l,adiy poison IS sur
pri>.ug when they eau relieve the
child If rs peculiar troubles hv us.
inL .\ckei's Baby Soolier. Ii con
tars no opium or Morphine, Sold
b. Or. O. Hooker, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-27
4 HEALTHY GROWTH

Acker's Blood Elixir has gained q
hrm hold on the American people
and is acknowledged to be superior
TO all other preparations. L. is a
positive cure TOR all Blood and Skin
Diseases The medical fraternity
indorse and prescribe it. Guaranteed
and sold by DR.. o. Hooker, Drug.
gis,.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-27

Ackcr's Blood Elixir for
it has been fully demonstrated to
the people of this country that it is
superior to ali other preparations for
blood diseases. 1t is a positive cure
for syphilitic poisoning. Ulcers,
Erup,ions and Pimples 1t purifes
the whole system and thoroughly
builds up the constitution. DR.. O.
Hooker, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-27

The Missionary Board of the bap-
t'st State Convention me, in their
room in this city las, night, and ap-
pointed forty delegates TO the South
ern Baptist Convention which meets
IN Memphis, Tenn, in May next
RdAigh EcenMq Visitor, April Il.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-27

The prohibition constitutional
amendment was defeated in Massa-
chuset,s by from $4,000 to 10000
majority.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-27

First Assistant Postmaster.Gen
eral Clarkson says he is making
about u hundred changes a day in
four,h-c1ass postofices.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-27

''tti'cu uOH'Ia EiEut
report tie arrival AT. Philadelphia OF
the steamer Missouri, with three
hundred aud sixty five Of the pas
sengers Of the wrecked steamer
Danmark. The Captain OF the Mis-
souri, furnishes an account Of the dis
aster to the Danmaik, which is Of a
most interesting and exciting charac-
ter.
The Ecu1ing Visitor, Of Raleigh.
was ten years old last Monday. We.
believe it is the only daily paper
ever publishcdsin Raleigh tha, has
paid expenses. 1t is a welcome Us
tor at..our office, and We nope i,
viii continue TO flourish and pros
per under the management Of those
c'cycr gentlemen, Mcssrs. Brown &
tt!cy.
Surgeon General Hamilton OF The
Marine Hospital service, vas in
formed on the 9th instant by the
President OF the Board of Health at
Sanford ,sFlorida. that a case OF vel
low fever existed in that city. DR..
Hamilton said that every precaution
would be taken to prevent a spread
Of the disease and TIA, he did not
apprclicnd any danger.
The manufacturers Record, Of
Baltimore-the South's great indus
trial cxponent-of which i, has been
said that it is "the most widely
quoted indulrial paper in The world
does not contine its sphere to the
manufacturing interests of this sec
ton, but covers every line oil
progress looking to the advance
ment and prosperity of the South,
and with the last issue commenced
the pub icatlon OF q complete weekly
list of every new private and nation
al bank organized anywhere in The
South. As the activity IN the estab-
ii,hment of new banks is one of the
surcst Indications Of the Sou.h's IN
II crea>ing prosperity, it Is interesting
10 notice what a large number ar.
being started. The wide circulation
otthe Nau4Idct,pefs' record among
bankers and other capitalists ii New
York and New England, who look
to it tor information about the op
%portuDilles for Investment in the
South, makes this new feature OF
great va.ne 10 the people Of al sec.
uons OF the county.
New Bcr"e Journal Ia travers.
Ing the streets Of New Bcrne it is
sad 10 see SO many Itople idle
II Is not Only At noon or in the eye
ming whc.. il might be Supposed tina,
ii MS knocking of tine, bu,
most any toAr Of the day son car
see trom one 10 a grout of eight OF
ten persons lanngiuy with nothing
- 10. They are not altogether, bat
principally col"rel, aud While some
Il ttom may be ut their prefer. cd
"rcnration, We believe the majority
wound he 1t work If We had 4 sutf;.
Gent namher .. Industries 10 gave
them employment.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-27
70
HORSE AID CATTLE POWDER
CAI.E. OF MOKTG AGED ~KtN.

GALE OF MORTG AGED sHEAI
ESTATE.
BY virtue Of 4 deed of mortgage eye
cuiei 10 the undersigned by Dr. l'r..le
Jones and wife Martha 4. Jones on tire
18th day Of June. 1873. tor certain prr-
poses therein mentioned, | will. sell al
the court house door in Iiillsb0ro oi
Monday the Bird day Of June. l>SJ, II
following described real estate to-wlt
A tract of !an,l near the town of iIli.~
bOro adjoining the lands Of Tho-. Kni-
fin. Jim NictIrl>. the late doe Nirtiol..
Jim Till! aud others. containing one
Hundred aI"l sixty Acres more or lc--,
the same being the lands Nlicrcan If.
Jrla g Jones now r"si1c>.
sale ut II o'clock NJ.
Terms OF sale Cash.
MARIA r. BADGETT.
MARIA r. BADGETt.
Gaara.n Of Alice. anl Stcdinan Ba.lg.'i.
March y. 1889.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-27
CAI.E OF~RE.AL ESTATE.

b. virtue Of Il mortgage Iced exrcu-
ted 10 IN. by stephen F.. Cole anal
corded in Book o.. page $50. o: III"
Register. offic,. for Orange COUNTY !
will sell III tn. court house door il
I~Iillsboro. on Saturday, April -. leg.
for Cash. the interest of stephen ole
IS legal heir Of stephen Cole, ,lrcfter',
in the IT Il OF Land IN Little Kser
township known - the Cole plne. ."so
tanning One Hundred and Nlteir \ t.
more or les.
Sale i. made 70 "-aii-ty sol raorfGa1
aud cost.
Thi, VI lrch 15i!,. f@>9.
\. l.. HOLDEN.
N,rtAa yea
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-27

Tor taxes. due and unpaid by tfIe1n. has
been this day levied on aud VIII. In ac-
tordauce with the statutes such eases
made and provided BY law. Will be >old
Al the court Louse door in H~iii>ooro'
y. C.. on Monday. May 9th mex ut ten
O'Clock. Il m, to-wtt
HILLsBoRo TOWNSHIP.
Allison, Wm, l town lot,
tax 1887 and 1888 s s w
Allison, Lee. IS acres, 1885
TO 1888 IL -
Andrews, B NJ, estate, 50
acres, 1884 10 'S8 10
Browning. Arch, IS acres,
1887 IS 8 9S
Bacon, aSall,e, &C acres. 878 4 81
Berry, Richard, + acres,
'e6-7.S u
Crawford Samuel, s acres,
lsS567S 10 10
Crabtree, } J, 1856 acres,
S7-S 9s
Crabuve, w r, 60 acres,
S6-1 II Is
Christmas, Jno, l town let,
S67-8 ~ 6O
Fsuce,,e, Hugh, 1856 acres,
Faucc,te. Stephen, 80 acres,
o567S ID II
Frecland, Lucy, IL acres,
81 L. So
Hastings, T w, SO acres,
94.56.7.S Ii u
Hayes, T +, l town lot,
s4578 10 -
Hath, Alex, 1913 acres,
S45.6.7 10 81
Horn, John q, 81 10 acrcs,.
balance e5678 Ia II
Jones, BENZ, 80 acres, 8'-8. -
Jones. II + e. Co, 2 acres
at depot, s6 7.S Sc IS
Jackson, Moreland, 1l5
acres. 86.78 IL IS
Lea, Mary, | town l9',
S45-6.7.S i IS
Morrow, Beady, l town lot
S7-8 sc
McCulley, Peter, ST., 6 l-2
acres, sc 7-8 l GO
McCuliey, l'cterJr 4 acres,
e6-7S 5 81
Mebane, Isaac, | town lot,
8467.8 33
Morrow, Joseph, 10 acres,
S7-SS 5 &c
Mclean, for Glass heirs, l
town lot, St 7-S 3 sc
, Morgan by Ra,tord. Agent,
100 acres 8234578 10 VI
McAdo", George, 20 acres,
IS 6-7.S !:
Nichols, Jas, l acre, bal. IL Is
Newman, Joseph, 40 acres,
Pickett, Mary, Is acres,
Pickett, Virgil, 100 acres,
5 SIS 5 6(
Paul, George, 80 acres,
S4-5-7:8 5 IS
Reese, Joseph, l town LOT,
1867 81
Rice, Moses l., estate, 60
acres, sc 8 5 8:
Rice, r X, 191 acres,
81 to SO 80 Is
Squires, Jas, Sr, 10s acres,
81 TO SO 10 &c
Shields. Mrs Fanchen, 203
acres, 81 50 20 &C
Scarlet, Levi, 17S acres,
s,rayhorn, JohnC, 81 70
acres, s678 s g.
: Shields, w t, 100 acres,
} IS to 50 80 4
) Strayhoru, Susan, 112 acres,
r S5-67 IL %
Toomer, French, l acre,
) 'e2367o IL 8:
; Turner, William, GO acres,
So to 81 8 &c
Thompson, I II, 81 acres,
Thompson, John w, 100
: e67s Is 4e
Wht,e1, J A.. 20 acres, 81 q
Walker, j w, ! acre, 81 Is
Williams. Et,jaf, 3acres, 5 IS
Wilson, + q, | town LIT,
So 5 sc
Warren, Prior. 81 acres,
So to 50 6:
White, Robert F, estate,
176 acres, 50 to IS l. %
:, Walker, BENZ. 81 II acres,
SIS 3 Ct
, BINGHAM TOWNSHIP.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-27
TOWNSHIP.

Brewer, Sarah 100 acres,
a57s $40 80
Brewer, Salina, 30 acres,
$50 . u5
Brewer, Charles, % acres.
SIS q
Broau, William, 60 acres.
SOS II SO
Gates, Wyatt. estate. 2i6
acr-s, s to IS IL 81
Ca, :, Martha f., IS acres,
S561S , O6
Crawford, Elijah. 90 acres,
s67S 9 ~
Cheek, Corenna, So acres,
s57s 8 10
Gates. Mary B. so acres,
>56.7s 8 35
Gates, B l., 90 acres, 81 / 50
Cabe. Elizabeth, 30 acres,
s67 9 90
Cheek, r F,65 acres, Sc IS II So
Gates. Elizabeth, A acres,
Sc. . SO
Crawford, W T, IS acres,
l.s6 1 80
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-27

Durham, Mary ~ acres, cV "
Pennington, John, 81 acres, -,
S67e 81
Hunter, W f, / acres,
Kirk, James W, 100 acres,
SIS -
Ii k, Nancy, Is acres, 81 III
Kirkland, Sarah, SO acres,
e6.7e 81
Lloyd, w A, SO acres.
1915 II 40
Lloyd, Elizabeth A, 30
acres, sos | %
Lloyd, Galloway ~ acres - -
Moore & Co, 1913 acres,
8456-7-o - W
Morris, J NJ, 81 acres,
1861 ii So
Morris, Hannah, heirs,
acres, SOL 70
Oldham, T r, 10 acres,
~ 10 So 50
oldham, Henry, II acres,
S6.7 I5I
Oldham, Junius, IS acres,
e45679 90
Oldham, Frank, 20 acres,
Pickard, Lav,nia, 80 acres,
1918 13
Patterson. DR. T W, 50
Pickard, Margaret, 100
acres, S45-6 Q 40
Pickard, Martha, heirs, 81
acres. 80 So 6 -
Smith, X +, G5 acres, 1888
S45-67e II Sc
svubhios, G Il, 50 acres,
s7s u II
Smith, X NJ, 81 a. res, 81 5 50
Smith, Mitchell, 337 acres,
50 6.7-S IS 81
Strowd, Jesse. estate, 1912
acres, SO 1856 SO
Stone, IL ID, ISL acres, 81 6 SO
Sykes, J. G, 1872 acres,
s56.7s 33 10
Stanford, " G, rs acres,
Y 1918 g. %
Turrentine, Wm, A acres,
Thompson, Rob',, 81 acres,
1885 4 10
rh"mp'0"' Geo. 10 'cres'
Thompson, George W., 81
acres, 81 % 80
\Nohl, e. N. O-O
acres, 87-S 81 rs
!, Whitfield, p T, 81 acres,
S6.7-S IL Sc
White, w A, 10 acres,
S2345 II IS
White, w A., Guard'n, 145
;, acres, o2345 Is &C
CEDAR GI.ovE TOWNSHIP.
| Anderson. Alex, heirs, 2lo>acrc>.
tax los7-ss $l2 20
. Allison. Dallas, II acres. S7-SS < 81
Browning, } X. $50 acres. S.eS Is 9S
Bird. Joseph. 81 acres. SIS ) ~
Bradshaw W. 10 acres. 81 to So Is %
Clark. Z. 1913 acres. 81 To 80 AZ. O5
z Corbett, j w, $50 acres, Sf-7-S - 81
Christopher ii and Celia, los
, acres. 1882 to 1888 inclusive L. G3
. Claytons heirs, l1o acres. St-4-S 81
D,y Ia. n Io..r.s g: -
j, EiHil.v AL.~ s-c- "a =.
Findley. John A.. ) acres, S6-7-S 3 80
.torh.n Tho, 1S ,.ra. "a @ !, -
.J.trr.vs VIM 3,,,as sI,.r , on
Ivnrh rhos hcirs * ,rres,1s a.
Lyu,h. sarah. 70 ocrcs ST. I !,
Mrrulln.h Iohn " - i,.,.
usst.5,G---s ~ &c
} O,k1.y IS ocr.s q ~ e }, :,
Seo,t ! n l., orc. 49, ,, "a
| Sm;th Con " 2,...c cs - IN ).
c.a;,h ~ - -,
smi,h h.i,. =, a.r.s s,,e.a !" -
, lI,am,-n. y =, an :,
Wisnt. a.. - .- - -
: Mc'tslil.' 10, -. y attt>.S.s -
/ Ward. W II. 100 acres. >.fo> IL O.,
Whitfield stc. hen. - II ,crr.
lss7->> W
tI:,t -
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-27
Many Persons
-IA1HS CISUUS
Are broken down from overwors OF bold
cares Browns Iron Ritters
The Nissin,arr Road og.l. 10,

rebu!lds the system. aids digestion. removes ex-
cess OF tile, aat cures malaria &c, tie genuine.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-27
SKIN CANCER,

Switt's Specific has cured a can.
Ger on my face, and has almost made
a young man OF me.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-27
Notice of Tax sale
CTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
- ORANGE COUNTY.

On relation OF JOIN X. HUGHES,
Sheriff. Plaintiff, against the following
parties
NOTICE OF LEVY AND SALE
lie, the following parties and their
representatives take notice that the
lands listed by them ia Orange Coui't!
Tor axes, due and unpaid by ttIean. has
been this dav levied on aud will. IN ac-
rordance with the statutes III such cases
made and provided BY law. will be sold
Al the court House door in iliiI>boro.
y. c.. on MONDAY. May 9Th next. ut ten
o'clock. a IN. to-wit
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23

WHY VIII worthless sinneE advertise a
worthless remedy as a cure for blood disease.
that terrible affection the cause of % much
Ia humanity. ~oIsrltire III It's effect.
80 devastating in it, result Pail for anf
fictitious certificates arr heraldei IN flaming
headlines. and the unthinkin- raj them as
rue. The 81 op1 Balm C~omuanrof Atlanta.
ga. Will pay one thousand dollars II any
certificate .hey publish concerning the merit
Il Blood Balm, better known a. r. b. L Is
genun@. Certificates from those who
}0n5 suffered from sores. rheumatism, scrof
ala. spring eruYt4ous. >cait head. eczsma.
-yphIiitic symptoms. -nlt rtt7um. syVbllltlc
IritIs. "a arrh. weakness. lic.ra-ei ~o-S
hraat. ll-ei.n-. p.ie~. indigestion. loss y
:ie~h. .rervorne@s. tane aching, Inherited
blsi i~n. weak Kidneys. ct. ct. = me
hy mail daily ami can l." SEN al the Blood
Balm Com0any> ot.ica. S-R1 u them for
-arnpies OF certificates received. AMI II suffer
NJ from tse annoyinC symptoms IF blood
pol>on. whether from lnherltance Or the rs
-ult Of c~ouraginn. give Botanic Biosti Balm a
trla! and Il Will cure y0uas sure a. DAYLIGHT
ollow. darkness X has never VT failed T.
benefit any one who has ever glyendt Atrial,
"ven when a dozen other remedies had given
no relief.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23

When voa feel yourself erauuaII' - =,
down don't wait until YOU nay .aStn -
vorr bed. When you are still anie - : ~
and about fight tbs grim nlon>'i n -.
mel Nv so ~ m pa indigestion, weak KID
neys, constant fatigue, ttS Of dizziness short
breath and ether complications 81 a a'S3.
aaresi system Is Browns Iron bs''eFs ~
magic lnf lenCe in c~onqaes1nE diseases an
exhaustive nature Is most aS |"hi>tt"e-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23

\ clergyman after years Of suffering from
that loathsonle diseese. Catarrh, and yalni>
trying every known remedy. at last touni &
prescription which completely cured rnf
saved him from death. ANY sufferer from
this dreadful disease sending a Self-ed1r~ SGD
stamped envelope II Prof J \. Lawrence,
- Warren. st. y. y. viii receive the recir.
free Of charge
One of the. prevalent disorders at sea salt
room
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23

Diseases can b. cured, if properly treated in
time. a, shown BY the following statement
from Il. &. FFEEMAN. sydney. Having
'etn a great sufferer from pulmonary at
.aCkS. aud gradually wasting4awav Tor the
past two years. i affords ne pleasure T. It's
tifv that Scots Emulsion OF Tod Liver Oh
With Lime and Soda has given me- great re
lief, and | cheerfullv-recommeni 1t 10 all
il,ion would say thai it is Very Pleasant to
The 3 phemian element Is rapidly multiply
ing i'll New York city.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
for Epifeptic Fits.

T,<hs Ej;toy-P faaSa inform Your readers
that | have a positive remedy for the above
nam Ell disease which ! warrant T. cure tAe
worst rese~. s. strong j. my falth III is NT
tues that | will send free Q >aupis toteie ana
valuable treatise 70 any sufferer No viii
give mo his Z. ana Express address Nf~pv.
II. G.. ROOT. NJ. c. Is Pearl ~. New YORK
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23

Thu last cans.is If India indicates a popula
ton of t., st>.,.ttA There are SIX mll..an
more males than fema!eS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23

: Al. irregularities relieved and cured and
much suffering saved u woman ~ u.s. "t
Braiieids F-ma q Regulator. f~ydru-glsts
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23

l. afflicted with sore eyes Use lr. lh9UI
ons Eve-water. Druggist sell at 2s per bottle
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23

Experts al picking laek>-wls makers
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23

The Emperor i Germany has bestowed th'
order OF the Blak Eagle upon his VIE,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
Ell US
Cream Balm

I 'roes surprise"
after using E1y
cram Balm f'ef
months - rad tn
right nosfrH, 'rhjcI
1chich trds CLOSED
far % peoI'S ira:
free rs the other. j
ec'rpfYthu5aLfpl.
Il. HC'reSSenlhnnn
315-l>th 81,
Brorhtu0.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23

sarah B~ernhari, /. only forty -siS years 4
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
RH

A particle is applied int" each nnstril and
is agreeable. tTl,tn - e. nts ut Druggists; by
mail. registered. 80 cents.
LEN BROTHERS. 81 Narrcn St Wv
FI ork.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23

Our Own Evart, j. Is the atfHctjonate
way in which New Workers refer To their
Senior Senator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23

after day ant nl-nt atter II -ht. an .aey
ssotei n lnAi, All el4J $50 IL n w,aat.
AMI they -a+f-l a cots Bur a uara wa..e
on- ot them was ,trut1 v4tnrtn4 y az u. AMI
IN two Weeks aliof IT, gr5eIp S-re lovuI III
tn trnu%htrom the flargtn II ~hI Il they bad
uttered tnAIr rto4lir,. Nv friends. a r go
p.aGue Is abroad III the word. NiLian> have
ulen ~ II Millions ar Snltt n with tuow.
.tcSUe Of n, paglt O. eor-uN Aus o.
wre'rheiness. pleSua of wdA. Anl 1tn~-
0ratei women AMI NJ n 4 ON ali Trri> eniorn
are gong out irving u >tay the y.a-ua ard
alleviate the anguish, All th"!. s a
-rou7 q nen IN tins century nas-
enough u - AM jerI'le. IT, Wort.
lhev ssoT ~ to- = be-, ana thy ~co.'
at esanEa sn. AMI .har GOT ut esq;
thr.St ami they >cptf TT t,od If ties,
woT,.s sna. reaca tt"nl. either wE3se rc-v are
>itt!nC l-re 'r-Iar. or through tna r-1n.IrE.
PR. 9 -" t-t them = remember tE- fat
81 'aat -roa,, II m wav>,te mn M J. ate
itaGi@ >Ir~asl> 3t>t"a f.ank Eg> e..- tia
aaotn"i CIT II itnion "a. in>taai Of t.
M 30 tefs =: Il Is isscipe< Hl.s.,.i i
the nea that ~als-ta ~ n t7a r~sti1S-t %
N" En-olE. - StaR se-E n . Ny =
sinners. Ear sc->8 ~ ,h- Sat r. ts ~
Il
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-02-21
Meroney in Washington Territory.

We have seen letter to Mayor
Buford from Mr.. J. A. Meroney, ex-
Chief of Police of Winston, written
from Spokane Falls, Washington
Ter.
The letter was intended for the
Board of Commissioners as we'll as
Mr.. Buford and explains why Mr..
Meroney left town. The following
are the points contained in his letter ::
For three years a final settlement
had not been required of him. The
money that he had collected had been
spent by him-to the amount of five
or six hundred dollars Suddenly he
was called on for a final settlement.
To stay in Winston was probably to
lose his place. ''Then," says Mr..
Meroney, 'I could not face those to
whom l owed money" So he left to
try his fortunes in a new country and
now he writes to Mr.. Buford to send
him statement of what he owes.
He promises to pay all that he owes
and we believe he will do it. He acted
unwisely in leaving when he did and in
the manner he did, but it is our belief
that he will neither allow the town
nor Mr.. Buford to lose cent.
The letter states that he expects
soon to have his family join him in
his western home.
The SENTINEL expresses the cordial
wish of many Winston people that
in his new home he may prosper and
rebuild his reputation.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-02-21
THE BEE HIVE

in order to help you save a
competency for old age, as
well as to insure for it a buzz
zing spring trade, is receiving
daily piles IF new goods,
bought forspot cash from manr
sources where they could be
bought for less than regular
prices. We have made al.
rangements with a buyer in
New York to watch every
auction sale, and buy for US
everything that goes for so cts.
on the dollar, and when we get
bargain we share it with our
customers. If we could buy
Steam Saw Mills at 10 c>s. a
piece, we would sell them at IL
to II - cts. We give you
below
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-02-21
GOOD RAILROAD NEWS.
Some Interesting Facts About Our New
Lines.

Some Interesting Facts About Our New
Lines.
The SENTINEL this week presents
it's readers with the freshest and most
reliable news about the several new
railroads now being built to this city,
learned from Mr. Geo. w. Hinshaw,
who is always we!l-pOsted on any
subject connected with Industrial
movements, particularly railroads,
and to whose courtesy THE SENTINEL
has many times been indebted. The
following are the latest points and
can be relied on:
Trains will be running from Wins
ton to Walnut Cove over the Roam
oke & Southern R. R. in about 6
weeks. The contract for grading the
road from Walnut Cove to State-line
has been let to Messrs. Breen, Feeley
and Newly, who are under bond to
complete their work by January 1st,
1890. 1t is expected that the grading
| from the State-line to Martinsville
| will also be finished at that date.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Winston and Mocksville r. R., held
| in Raleigh last Friday, Col. A. B. An
drews was elected President, and it
was decided not to stop in Mocks-
vile a day, but to continue south,
either to Statesville or to Moores-
vile. There are now 1875 convicts at
work on the rOad-bed and the rough
est part of the work is done. The
road will be graded to the Yadkin
river by June 1st and trains will be
running to that point about Au
gust LIST.
! The Winston-Wilkes r. R. il
moving right along. There are nov
between six and eight hundred hands
at work on it. About June LIST thu
High Point and Randleman r. r
will be graded and then the force nov
at work there will be transferred t.
the Winston Wilkesboro r. R. ant
will put it through with rush. TIL
road will be completed to Wilkesbor'
THIS YEAR.
Trains will commence running O
regular schedule time on the w. 4 W
J R. r. to Rural Hall on the c. F.
Y. V. R. R. one day NEXT WEEK. Tn
train will be composed of one passeI
ger coach, besides freight cars an
will make two trips a day. 1t wi
, leave Winston at about $50 A. NJ.
: connect with the down train, and 8
about A As p. NJ. to connect with tt
, up train on the C. F. & Y. V. r.
e Trains would have been running tn
week but for landslide in the big C,
In Winston.