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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20
Personal Mention.

Mr.. VIM. Meares was 10 town
this week.
Miss Russie Wilson returned to
Greensboro last Friday.
G. +. Parish, Esq, went to Raj.
elgh last Saturday to give evidence
IN the Grissom investigation case.
Our young friends Mes.rs. Ttos
d. Turner aAd Eugene Hassell left
here Wednesday for Morehead City.
We had a pleasant call Wedne,.
from Mr.. w. G. Vickers, Superin-
tendent OF Public Education. OF
Durham County.
Mr.. John Turner, of Little River
Township, was able to be in town
Wednesday. He has been very sick.
We were glad to see him in town
again.
Mr.. and Mre. G. NJ. Parks lef,
here last Friday or a pleasure trip.
They will visit Baltimore and some
Of the popular watering places be.
fore they return.
Miss Halle Kirkland returned to
Hillsboro last week from Raleigh
where she bad been visiting since
the close of the Burlington school
in which she taught last session,
We take the following from the
Raleigh Visitor j.: Miss Halle Kirk.
land, of Hillsboro, presided at the
organ at the Baptist pic mic a,
Brooksidc Park yesterday afternoon
and won many compliments for the
beautiful music furnished.
The last Legislature made it in.
dic,able for any physician TO prac.
tice medicine without first being
registered with the Clerk of the
Court.
The gardener, Frank Turren
tine, brought us M dozen Early
Rose Irish potatoes Monday from
the garden Of the Misses Nash. The
potatoes averaged a pound apiece
Frank says he planted a half bushc
from which he raised ii bushels
They are very fine and tar ahead o
any that we have e this year
In tue Bulletin of the Nor,l
Carolina Agricultural Department
for June we find the following re
port from Orange Wheat good
hut was attacked slightly by rust
oa,s very good; corn fair Glove
and grasses ordinary. We are un
der the impression that our con"tr,
is in a better financial condition
owing to the deep interest manifest
sd IN the part of the farmers.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20

'erl uCdl ShoRN'
,ltaIe, Attorney.
FOR SaIe.-An Es,ey Par1or
C1a.c Organ. Cheap for cash.
For terms, &c, apply at this office.
Mr.. John J, Peasants will re-
rair Harness, Saddles, aud do all
nds Of work ia that line. See ad-
,crtlsctnent. \
The Occoneechee Hotel offers
special Inducements to farmers. Mr..
Ilassell, the proprietor, knows how
ITO treat bis country friends and to
! make them teel at home. See ad-
y~ertloement.
Mr.. Il {. Patton, County Su-
p~cIintcndent OF Public Instruction,
COMPLETED last Friday the examina-
ION Of 5 white and 9 colored people
sdo applied tor certificates to teach
county public schools.
Mr.. W. 6 Vickers gives notice
that nc has taken out letters of ad-
miulotration upon the estate of JAS.
Carroll, deceased. He also gives
notice Of the sale OF the personal
property Of the estate. See adver.
l.sement.
The testimony in the Grissom
iuscstlgation Gaze at Raleigh closed
Monday, aud Col. Il. & Fuller Of
COUNSEL Tor respondent opened the
argument Monday afternoon. 1t i,
Q9u.ht argument of counsel vii
tousume two or three days.
The Institute for white Teachers
Nil open next Monday and continue
tGrouJh the week ut Masonic Hall
superintendent Patton will have tn,
exercises a interesting AZ possible
and invites all interested in the ed
ucalional Improvement OF the people
10 attend.
The Board Of Trustees Of the
Agricultural aud mechanical Col
ic.r mct ~ Raleigh las, week atv
mmimousy elected Gov. Jar>,
i'fc>plcnt OF The College. Gov Jar
vi. declined. In another column,
We publish a list OF the officer
elected.
-Itcv. L l.. Groome preached j,
the Methodist church last Sunda,
morning anil at night to large con
grcgations. And on Monday nigh
Ac delivered a lecture III the ram
church, on his travels in Europe AN,
What he saw and heard. While il
town h" was the guest of Henry \
Brown, Esq.
Mr. Joseph G. Cooley, W. NJ
and Nessrs III l. Parish, James II
llcdgpetr aud J, S. Shaw, mcmber
Of Eagle Lodge, No. Il. A. +. Il y
NJ, lett here Wednesday night 10
Burlington. They went by invita-
ton ol Bnia Lodge of that place t
assist in laying the corner stone {
The College at Mill Point on Thur
d2y, .Iuiy 18th.
The Snow Camp Wooden Mi
Is now manufacturing rs nice lean
larls and TInnneS from the WOO
grown by tho farmers of Orang
CHATHAM and Alsmancc, IA Was eve
made al the North. Besides ii
easutc Of wearing clothing mad
81 nice looking goods, the farmer
have the satisfaction OF knowing tn:
IT'S manufactured from their ou
wool, and not from the cheap shoe
dy stuff bought from the stores, mo
u which is made Of wooden rags .,
cotton. The rroprietors Hugh v
and Thomas {. Dixon will be gls
70 send samples upon spplscatio
They do not wish TO brag Of VII
tAey can do but what they are 4
ing Wool sent to them will
worked up on short notice. J..
Gates, at Rock Springs, and Jol
\. Nicholson, at Mebane, are tn.
agents tor those sections.
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20

The Compound oxygen Treatment"
Dr-. >tarkey Il Paien. No. 1928 Arch
Street, Philadelphia. have been using
for the last seventeen year.. is a scicn-
en.ifc adjustment of the elements OF
oxygen and Nitrogen rnGJnettzed, and
the compound Is so condensed and
made portable that It is sent all OVER the
world.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
| DMINISTKATOR'S NOTICE.

4 DMINISIRAIORS NOTICE.
Having his day qualified as Admin
i>trator upon the estate OF the late Jas.
Carroll. | hereby give notice to all per-
sons indebted 10 said estate to make i'm
medite payment, and all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are nOti-
fled to present the same properly
authenticated within one year from
this date or this notice will be plead in
bar OF recovery.
| viii sell OF the premises on Satur-
day, August 18th, 1850, all the personal
property of. said estate, consisting OF
household and Kitchen furniture, cord
wood, wheat. &c.
This 18th day Of July, fSS9.
W. G.. VICkERS.
Administrator.
Post Office Durham, n. {.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20

DRs. STARKEY & PALES have the
liberty to refer 70 the following named
welt-known persons who have tried
their Treatment
Hon. VIM. u. Kelly. Member Of Con-
grs>-. Philadelphia.
Rev. Victor l. Conrad. Editor lutfi-
eran Observer. Philadelphia.
Rev. 'has- v. Cushing. u. D., Roch-
ester. y. \.
Hon. VIM. Penn Nixon. Editor Inter
Ocean. Chicago. Ill.
W. II. WorhIngton. Editor Of Nea
South. Birmingham. Alabama
And thousands II other, In every
part Of the United States
~CpraJr1uui orpgcn-la Mob q Ac.
tim and r, ~1Iit.." i the title Of a new
brochure oi no hundred pages. pub
li-tled BY Dr-. >tarsey & Pa.en. which
gives 10 all inquirer- iuil information
- 10 thi- remarkable curative agent
and a record Of several hundred sur
pri>iag cure in ! wide range 81 chronic
ca--nanv Of them after bring aoaH'
lonei 10 die by other physicians VIII
- mailed free 10 any address on app!.
Gallon. Rrad The bronchure,
DR>. >TARkEY * PALES,
No. 1879 Arch ST., Philadelphia, Pa
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20

In buying out the business Of Mr.. c. NJ. Parks, We
have made arrangements to cater to the Fancy Dry
Goods and Millinery trade of the Counties of Orange,
lasweli, Person, Alamance, Chatham and Durham.
We will carry the largest retail stock Of goods in
North Carolina. Our Spring Season will open wi,ha
toll line OF everything new in
DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS. RENCH
n AMERICAN ATEENS
All that is new in
VI NJ E.I< DItE:s
Nh. James Hedepeth will be at the head of this de-
waited on so long.
We are determined tina: our
oIIL4LINER1 ROOM
shall not be surpassed in the State. We will say to the
trade throughout North Carolina that has been deal.
ing with Mr.. Parks in ,his department that we have
retained the services of Miss Addie Smith, of
Baltimore, who has had charge Of the de-
partment SO long and run it SO successfully. She will
fill your orders as heretofore in
MILLINERY AMI FANCY GOODS
Our new trimmer, Miss Dunn, of Baltimore, has ar
rived. She will assist Miss Addie in the Millinery
Room.
Our stock will be enlarged and force increased. Stock
will be in and ready tor exhibition by April 9Th.
We will handle this season all the popular brands Of
Fertilizers, Buggies, &c, &c, &c.
Yours truly,
JAMES WEBB, JR. & BRO.
HILLsBoRo, n. C.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20

For Consumption. .A>thhia. bronchitis.
Dyspepsia, taiarrh. Hay Fever. DE
bility. Headache. Rheumatism. Neu-
ralgia and all chronic and Nervous
disorders.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20

BY virtue of the mortgage deed from
w. !. Newton and wife Mary Z. New
ton to Thomas McCracken. registered
in Book Q. pages 400 and 500. in the
office of the Register of Deeds for Or
ange County. the undersigned will OF
Tuesday the 27th day of August. 1889,
at Il O'clock NJ, sell 10 the highest bid
der. on The premises described in SAID
mortgage. the land therein mentioned,
viz .tdjoising The lands of John B.
Tenny. the land belonging 10 the Tru>-
tees OF the. University. containing one
hundred acres more or less, and being
the place where said w. J. Newton
formerly resided. near Chapel Hill.
NC.
Terms: Cash.
WM. A. GUTHRIE.
Attorney for Assignee OF Thomas Nc
Cracker, Mortgage.
Durham, \. c., July Is, 1889.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20
TOHN w. GRAHAM.
ExkCCTORS NOTICE.

Having this lay qualified &. Execu-
tor u the estate Of stephen Wrbb. de-
ceased. | hereby give notice 70 ali yr.--
-on- indebted 70 sail estate 10 make
immediate payment. and all rersons
having claims against laid estat. are
notified 20 present the lame properly
authenticated within one year from this
date Or this notice sill b, plead in bar
VI recovery.
THIS 18th day Of June, l--9.
:. II. WEBB,
Executor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20

sy Subscribe for the Orange
County Observer. Only 81 for II
month";.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20
II. l.. PARISH.

Nj L L \ E r
HILLsBoRo, y. G.,
has received a large, select and con-
nlete stock of Spring and sumner Mil
~iirerv Goods. Ladies Dress Trimmings.
.Sc Jewely and Notions. 4 full line.
Agent for But;erick Patterns.
White Goods. Embroidery, I.aces,
winner Dress Goods, Embroidered and
Lace >kirtings.
R.st and Latest New York Styles.
e-Prices low tor cash.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20
SETTLEMENTS ANTI

SETTLEMENTS WANTED.
am compelled to have my mat
tiers al closed up now. Parties
owing me will please come forward
and make settlements. l will be
forced TO put out tor collection,
notes, accounts and chattel mort
cages 1T once.
James Hcdgpeth will receive and
receipt tor any money tor me on
mortgage, note or account.
G.. NJ. PARKS.
I~lillsboro, n. c., July 0, 1889.
Many Persons
Are broken down from ovcrwork or household
care" Browns Iron BitterS
rebuilds the system. aids digestion. removes ex-
cess Of bile, and cures malaria. Get the genuine.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20
r,yF- OF ~ADV

,.tu.cment> will be inserted for
,.r -qlIarc zone inch) tor the first
a,.g cent tor each subsequent pup
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20

tracts for advertising tor any
IT time may be made at the office
~ Ob-LKvtR, or by correspond
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20

sec notice of sale of valuable
nd near Chapel Hill by VIM. A.
.,,a,lp Attorney.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20
select Bo~dinE ~ Day
school TOR Dung
Indies and Lit
tie Girls,

TIME MISSES NASH AND Miss
hOILOCk will resume the exer-
cj.es al their school on "Wednesday.
>enteuber 4. l>,4. and continue twenty
weeks.
Tuition for dag scholars sO,v eper
term.
Circulars sent on application
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-20
IF URTGAGE SALE.

Post Office Durham, \.
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and provisions with the stipssIatfons
II st The rights In al discoveries shall
be shared, i that the prospectors BOO
often prove recreant 70 their trusts,
and. While sharing In the location OF
inferior CLAIMS. secretly bold for them
selves tae rights q the rich discover
ies. Arms. the defendant in the case
referred 70. located for himself severI
rsssh claims while acting as kianberiy's
agent and receiving pay for what dis
cuseries he should make. The court
decisses be bad no right 10 dotssis. and
shs. the plaintiff Is entitled to receiver
ia the znrn Of 81 ,1o.e0o
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS

AvDEToz's 0FFTcE, 0KAsnsgAx couxry.s
aAsaEE6ToS TERRITORY.
KrnY ~ T.. Yga :. fSss.
- KAlE0 PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- eeive4 19 % HsrcA Is. ~ the aadifor's
eEEsea - Co1coaG4Ry. e1kan0zzu counts. ".
=. Tor TIE construction of q bridge. With
apf-ssacAe 0Fef tae t.Aesza river at TIE
sT'ass3 ng 81 slae csNnty gBsA. Eve- sr4I to
te esssfs 49, seess apprna szaes one ban
ssress 40 Z s5xff ssx Loo fsas, sgssslwsy six
sessa 20 feet bsGs 90 sTsrsasie lsbos eEss
material. 1ae socetson Of sad bridge vii
q 2Ss9at uae sEG2e fF0sa 50 w-rE1
~ egsss Of taauMtF C,4g-aE gsxseze-s
&. = NA~N Amzsstar
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Fer the third time tAe Unitei States
senate liz The ease OF Marston OF New
HAMPSHIRE has admitted member
coming az the beginning OF a term
accredited Icy executive appointment
instead cf by Legislative election in
the usual way. There are many gead
lawyers whe hold that governor has
no right under the constitution - as
same duty neglected by legislature.
and that the power to appoint is limited
to vacancies occurring by death. Tesig-
nation or inability Of = senator duly
elected IN the usual manner. But the
more liberal construction having been
thus for the third sIme accepted, the
precedent may be- considered as
thoroughly established. and hereafter
governors win .ot hesitate to appoint
in cases where legislative lsedics neglect
10 perform their siasy, Il viii he re
memheFna that the Oregon legislature
of four years ago adjourned without
eierting = senator and thai the gov
ernor calle,i = speeiai session - ilil sge
vacancy. wheh vas done rs the eles-
ten Of lohn H. Mitchell.
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We are aot prepared 10 say that The
plan for seweting the city proposed IN
Col. Wsring Is the best that can be de-
vised. It's value will have ~ hc deter
mined by the City Council after cAre.
fal study Of the subject but eissser
this or se8e ether plan shegla be
adopted 4. the earliest possible date.
There Is serseus menace "a pahlsc
health In sAe present con0itlon 81 the
city. especially in The Nosa thickly
populated district near she water
front. In city - broken and cover.
ing such breadth ~ territory. Il is nos
10 be sSpeeted thas scwerls1g viii *
cheap Il will cost iaeney. ANA a
great deal q i, hat the saonev whlsh
goes 70 keop the city eleaa aa1 10 pre-
serve the public heath viii BE- lasuev
wei spest. Wiihsn sew uaanths Nc
shall be rii IS She Limitations las
posed ly sie territorial sanaitioa. ana
tree To raise Seeaey gey pahss- works In
the usual ways aa she aesg IA se "a
do Is to make syssesu ef sewvrs in
the meantime SIS rstlsaa sry l. ars
shestld BE made Feaay.
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tits coed thing for seryia that
King Milan has abtiicated. He was
dissipateJ. worthless monarch and
for nufaocr Of years has given more
time ard attention Ia orgies than TO
the affairs o: state His court has
been The scene OF more disgraeefni AZ
fairs than alut,st any ether in Europe,
and IL h strange the Seryisns have en-
durei his presence 50 long without
,,ornpla{ninp
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Ii il gratifying 10 learn that Wash
ington Territory hops are growing in
favor In the great hop market OF the
world, for this product is certain 10
become grest staple with us. With
q good name once established IN Lon
don, there Is no reason why hop rails
INK should not become one OF tbs
great industries Of the state. Our
methods OF picking, drying. baling
and handling viii be constantly inn
proving. and with the enormous WELD
for which Western Washington Is
famous, oar growers viii in time have
an advantage over almost any other
hop raizers In the world.
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German papers are not greatly
pleased over President Harrison S
clear and decided utterances on the
subject Of sticking ny for our rights in
Samoa and allowing no foreign nation
20 brow ,haat US This Is o good sign.
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II il notable fact that Mr. Randall
Is growing "A political figure. His
position as the leader Of the protective
element in the Democratic party Is
nov q stronger one than ever before
since his party has met its Waterloo
while fighting GA the free trade line.
III would seem strange to see party
which under the lead of Grover cleve.
land declared for free trade in 1883
under The lead Of Mr.. Randall flghsine
Tor protection In isg2; but the Demo
cratic party has during the past twenty
years INSIDE verse tlopsn than this.
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There viii be more eieetioneering In
this territory during the next eight
months than was eves known before
in any five years Of It's history. There
are 70 be elected seven.y-aye delegates
10 q constitutional convention. a
governor and full set Of state osiic-
ers. q supreme court. IL the convention
decides they shall be elected, state
senate snd house Of representatives. s
member 81 congress and two senator's
to the Ilaited States senate. It would
seem that this long list ought 20 fusn-
ish enough places To 80 around, but II
Is doubtful If Il viii. IN fact, II Is pretty
certain there viii BIZ more than the
usual number OF disappointed indi-
yiiuals IN The territory before the year
Il out.
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isx-presideni Cleveland succeeded
admirably in correcting the partial
good feeling for him in Washington
Territory created by his approval II the
admission bin. By snothefing the bin
making Port Angeles port 81 de
livery
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
~ will 0n THURSDAY. the 18th day OF
March. a. u. 7sSa a, the hegr Of 10 O'Clock
A. ~. n the court house dogr. sell 8. pub
nc saessoa 20 the highest bidder e. cash
seven 60 horses, i've - wagons. one Sng.
gy, t7ree so sets os harness, Gre cox and
calf. seven CD hsEs. twsnty.four t243 cn4ek-
sns. and 81 the maca{ueyg, axtafes. and
Furnishings belonging 10 The seattle steam
I suntrg. Also az the furni1are furnish
sngs, and axtures 81 the Aoase connected
WITH said seattle steam LgunGry. And
al the personal p.operty belonging - the
esfsfe OK sSeo-ge A. Bss3er. deceased
Signaal ERED E. SANDER,
Administrator Of TIE estate Of George A
Easser, deceased
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Nothing could be more modest and
admirable than the conduct Of Mr.,
Blaine during the past feE days. Had
he desired IL. be eoad. without inaper-
tsnenes or self-seeking. have permitted
bimseIf 10 become central figure in
the great events at Washington In
deed had be not carefully avoided a
conspicuous attitude, he would have
isesTs made. with % without bis viii
the hero OF hundred ovations. lie
has preferred modest part IN the do
ings Of The week. and has thereby
given the lie 70 those who have charged
that be wosld rule or ruin Presi-
dent Harrison. Even those who do
moi share in the warm personal esteern
so popularity felt fer Mr.. Blaine can
not fail 70 admire the propriety and
dignity o. bis conduct ST this time.
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Inc fase 81 s sls. as aa Agsas
ssneatsg ecsae.l Is she 8geas
VII lse Q lusers I e. saiaufs s0a hose
rfoSreS isg th'oNsh azeass sfas ~
the danger saseiseas T. rsBastaksas
naefi. O. furnishing iaism aesa w.osass
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Immediately at the close of this sale

Remember. only & limited number OF
lots are offered at the above prices We
open the sale March Il with a clean plat
from which the FIRST purchasers have the
choice of lots in alternate blocks through
out the entire tract, excepting only the
water front, which we hold for improve
ment. These lots are fully worth from 500
10 500 to-day, and cannot be bought for
that sum sixty days hence. This addition,
the most slightly in Olympia. is only 1850
feet from the pos.of!ice, 500 feet from the
railroad depot, commands a magnificent
view of the entire city, Tumwater. the
mountains and Sound. It is within the
city limits and all railroads down the
west side must cross its front
For any further information apply to the
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Lost

A DRIFT OR sTOIES-MY EAPHrHA
! launch, &c feet long. feet beam,
painted whit outside, with open house,
went adrift or was stolen on March /. ANY
body leaving information If her wberea.
me. vii! DC literally reward q. Ben IRE,
Deception. w. r.
4 oST-~ON THURSDAY EVENING ROLL
IL 81 paper containing lodge charter,
suitable reward will be paid If leff az the
Arlington hotal
II a liberal reward viii be paid for its
return 50 A. W. Piner
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EDECITfONaL.

AIRS. FRANK !. WILDER WILL RE-
VI eeiye few pupils in figure painting,
decorative work on Hu-crgsta. Walton,
and flexible wood panels a specially.
Studio room G. RitieThesF bleek. corner
Eagle aud Front streets.
fsyANTED-pUPiI.s FOR THE PIANO
W Call on or address K. r. Parry, room
3. STAR hlees.