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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-01-05

POMONA, y. G..
OF GREENSBORO. \. G..

The main line ff the Richmond 4
Danville Rail Road passes through III.
grounds and within lfO feet Of The a..
ice. Salem trains make regular stop
twice dai y each way. Those Interest
ed in fruit and fruit growing NJ. cor
daily invited to inspect this the iar-rS'
Nursery in the State aud one OF the
largest in the South. Stock consists q.
Apples. Peach. Pear. Cherry. Pium>
Japanese It,s,mmoiis. .Apricots. Nee
tarineS. MulherritS. Ounce Grapes.
Figs. Raspbcrrie>. turrints. Pie Plant.
English WalnutS. Ci,t>;nuts. Strawb,r.
ries. Roses. Evcryrceil>. shade Trees. &c
All the new and rare varieties as vel,
rs the old mes which my new Gaia
logae tor lSSS will show. Give YOU,
order to my authorized Agent, OF oI>lrl
direct from the Nursery. Correspond
ence solicited. Descriptive Catalogue
tree to applicants.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-01-05
NALE OF MORTGAGLD LAND.

by virtue Of a mortgage ,,ced execu-
ted to Warren Mciauley ly Augustus
Allison and Annie Allison. hi, wife.
"a reco tie,! in Book y. Page APO. Of
the Register Office oi Orange County.
! Will sell for cash al the court hou,4
door i'll Hillsboro. Oh saturday. Jan
nary 10Th. 1850. two tracts 81
land In Hill>boro township. Orange
county. on waters OF Eilo, ~Gu h -
liitl>boIo. a.ljp.niu- Lands Of T.. G.
Cameron on tie >"nl:l, J. j.. ZONES on
The east. Ned @,l.a;ta q, tie Weei. ;A.,,
Brown FrtelIlI on the nortii. being ,
lots or tracts. oiIe klowll Il. The Phillip
~~Iii"Inl>"n tract lying south Of i rham
road. arl the niiicr lot knoWn ~ the
Peter Thompson lot lying north Of
DURAN roa,!. containing ) acrrs in
both lots.
Ini, li;h Day Of Dec. Ie>o.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-01-05

es5 Reliable Statesmen wanted in
every County. a. coed paying conmis-
sion will be given.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-01-05

Administrator and Comlul>.io. or.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17
A rrNE sracK OF sKwEERY.
seaae ef the rhlngs Mr.. Albert Hansen
Keeps.


seaae ef the Things Mr.. Albert Hansen
keeps.
Yes. oar quarters are rather snail. =
sassi Mr., Alhsga Hansen. leweaey IN THE
Be.skoa Alec&. en- Secead street. last niRht.
sshss we have aoss Of is@sarv here. aayway. =
And lock through Mr.. haaSea's stock
eaaarnas his wesds. lie has very Largo
stock 81 diamonds mounted ard un-
mounted. fruga TIE smallest and cheapest
10 tte aaast expensive brilliant Within a
Tea Sgaare lees he has over $4,000 Narsh
al diamonds ageas. which he 5 nsest will.
isg ge show - these wishing this class es
ssusSls. Tiers car ~ found gold watches Ia
endless variety, vita ptain eases e with
engraved 60 s&Anaen1 set c&ssS. As vel a.
large Ilssa IL Sue cssehxased nEes,lea wateh.
and tbs Hawar.I. Wasthans. Egln and
Rockford god aass silver Watches. lie also
esfvses 3 large stsck ct sseeaFy II evsrr
description and pgsae, Including hT&seless.
rsnsz, hsexsscsus, eAFFsngs. massc haxes.
Ard gold -hsasi@a canes ard unahgeEssS
ghe eassre sseek i ct siue saasSsg aad 40
Ina E.svsscs nsatewtaa ss kept lie sells hss
rooas IS tsfsem pstcea and guarsnsees
everything thai leaves The store.
1uss Eaak III shfs SAID NJ HAaSsa. IS
he aes3 up = heaanfM rosa issass q2Assx
.nuHGux. What % xoa shink that's
wgrshs CA2t g2eSxg We'll. sa&Ix wafsa
sssA q msakes sTs present te send East,
And ne bare th5s aaarta IN any sA4pe ard
ss airy prize.
Mr., Hansen has aAso . Store GA Frans
AID ChexTv streets wAsrs Ae kAS raarN
roaga Ana whsss Be KEEPS lasgs 3ns os
cAeekx. sslxusware cptseas eoosis sna lzne
a tie esssavzses ssssnway Aa1 osAer ss4axs-
a~3 sakes - pssaus-
The ExTa = oas 81 sAe eldest and best
anaun 5<wesry establishments in The esEy,
Aa8 Mr. Han@ass laEgs szaze h4s h~~a tne
rsxas1 Il haness sseAlsag aHs sa~ rrsos2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17
SIM vArrAnLE Ercmrses.

sssxmphony.ss Harvest Tsanses asa
ssWoosEana fses'r Re~ensly sold.
Baikss Cole a Co., deaasrs IN nne art
foods - 2Ia ColRmhIa street., recently sold
Isirss ysrT fns etehings. nhieh have, snes
tae sale. greatly Increased in value. The
price Of the beaussfua etching entitled
symphony. which was sold on The 18th
lssNs 20 Mr. e q Evevs tar
-, Has advanced by tbs publishers
yesterday - So. Harvest Home" sold
On October u IT, y. Hosnaes Tor s45. has
bern advanced % 50. and woodland
Fool, = sold Tor 50 - Mr.. r P. Burweil,
aoW brings so per copy These elehsngx
eaHnet nov BE- duplicated &c any cost.
BaIke. Cole = Co, have just received the
Largest ard best seiecfed line Of etshsngs.
passels, etc. on tire coast. and thcy invite
l0ssgs Of art 10 sali end ses their stock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

imported India rugs and portisTs Al
Grahani 4 nznlsun's
Agrand turkey dinner 1t the Russ hotel
toaay from 10 p. M.
Steamer Mnltnonsah will leave Seattle
Sunday II 10 O'Clock for Tacoma agsa oly ~
pia.
ssasles Miller yesterday ine.l<svsn Jack.
son street gamblers 80 (aeR They we're
arrested by Lisusenant Pde<p Friday night.
The county auditor Yesterday issued u.
eeHses to vel for G. q. iiFacsse and Emma
Muaker, aud William Sutherland and
Mary Gonzales. al Of seattle.
Mrs. Mary Byron Eecse. State organiser
81 the WomAns Christian Temperance
Union. viii hold meetings at Ballard on
Monday afternoon and evening.
That w0rld's fair 81 machinery and ca.
tinKss the Puget sound Machinery Depot,
have 8 los OF iron roofing and shingles that
they sre trying TO sell At inside figures.
Captain Charles Walker has resumed
command Of the tug bee. after week 'sya-
cation. Captain I'D Campbell vas Ia charge
Of the Bee In the absence OF Captain
Walker.
In the estate OF George Hilton, Probate
Judge oshern yesterday issued = decree
showing due notice % creditors. A decree
al distribution ives ordered. The estate Is
worth about 81. so.
The executors sale Of the estate OF Ellen
4. Hi. deceased. of which George D. Hill
il the executor. commenced yesterday
morning at the courthouse. but was adj
iournsd until Monday morning as II
O'Clock.
The three opium smokers arrested BY
Ilsatsnant Peer and 0flaesr Phillips. on
Friday morning. in = house GA Grant
street, were yesterday bound over 10 the
grand jury, by Justice Miller. in the sum
of as each
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17
ROE wnarEs eAsE.

Fses*s Aamses Metaam Returns kFcnk
tsxtNssa~ slsaFtug sst fex KtsssiAy.
e ease ef Roh White. wAa i aew eosa.
- II he eeunsy Jas. CHARGED wfsh
sfzsssaE sAs Clancy brothers ard 3sm Me.
- a TIE race sSacA sass ART sast who
affsstea As Portland ard aseagAf 20
$50 ~ nealssy SHERIFF N assserx en We'd
" sass. MA be- hressgAs h3Tere 5asslce
$50 81 TsAssdsy soT aeelnasnAxy sx.
Aaslaa.
Ns AsAfine was - have kssen haA ressere
"a ssisfaeSA, has ssFSsss nsessoa ~ Nhsae's
4 Ans eoataaan>s. All tar ait,
ssss AAsssesi viii - "a hand, alss aasRx
i AaAsss saasea ysta Mc1Ana. whe NJ
yesterday Asseyneess fran Fsctesis.
- BE wesaE last sees. apssa a~@rsasw
80 - SaaAoF.gses wsge antns hssa -
- lssaeas as4sass NAiks. Is Is aasssr-
- tAss 5sAs!g Il. q the witnesses tes
Esssssstsoa ara mawaAng e testify
sAzsat Nlasse.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17
Iau aad order League.

The committee OF ten appointed 1t last
Mondays mass meeting % solicit sigma
lures 10 the resolutions passed Al thai
meeting. hare snceseded in obtaining q
large number OF signatures; and the menu
bers Of the committee ire confident that
the mass meeting at the Congregational
church tomorrow evening sill be well al
tended aud that the Law and Order League
viii start ont with membership of several
hundred at least. The ministers are taking
an active part in the movement. and to-
morrow's meeting wili be addressed By sew
srai clergyman and citizens interested In
cleaning out the district known rs White
ehApeln In seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17
PERSONA

Mr. alex Rinke who has been quite iii
with pneumonia, il now convaiesesnt.
n. 4. Mcclellan aud wife. Of Winfield.
Kan. are at the Seagrasa. Dir. Mcclellan
i locking for investments
Mr. r. II. Reed. jr.. register Of the land
office, went 90 Olympia yesterday 20 attend
the Inauguration proceedings.
James W. Reed, formerly an architect Of
Seattle. aasi lately OF san Francisco. regis
tered al the Seagrave yesterday.
Major j. r. Hayden. receiver. and
MsssFs. A. I. Adams and George @. Mills.
clerks &c Inc land office. vii 20 to Olympia
soAay 10 lie present al the Inauguration.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

In the srit oEough BIT By II. D. Longaker
rs executor and trustee Of the estate %
Mary A. Iongaker. against H. ~. Bennett
in Justice Rivers court. the complainant
alleged thar the defendant Is the lessee Of
the premises known ~ tile Church lodging
house. that he has permitted gambling 10
be carried on much 70 the injury Of the
premises, that the plaintiff made protest
against such action. and notified the de-
PENDANT 70 quit the premises. 90 whleh be
demurred. The plaintiff brought ssit for
the ejertmsnf Of the defendant An ans
wer Eas filtd and motion argued By the
defendants attorney Yesterday IN the case,
complaining that the allegations IN the
case were NOT specific. Justice Rivers con-
tinue.7 the cause until November -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

Winnie Ssndei. = resident Of Waite
eAApei. swere ust = warrant yesterday
against "John Doe real narne unknown.
ia Justice MSisr's canrt. foa al sssaais
npen her She told tbs Justice that she
Ioasea TIE usan - on rex6sveT and that
b afterwards tried 20 get Il away trcza her
by force. she resisted ard be strnek Der
Ii The face. CEseer oshoFns Was charged
Sin sAs arrest and starred cat 30 leok fer
-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

A Merchants wife the Iiene 80 Con-
aesst8nas--A Decentralization.

A NEsrehana.s wife fte Iiens 90 Coa-
sexstaon-A IsenuncsatAesl-
A vel kaSwn merchant who has h<ea
grgasly benesftea 81 Joys yegetsase ssr~
szpsrsll4. desired - give Il - as vile,
wno Mss very selsease. hzF CUT oil eASsioa
arxs consulted his payasetaa. IT, 1gas-
weaI eg SO Narket ssrees. Tae aastfr. 90
yeessN1. szYsag he bad HeYes sexa Ssssa-
parsaa sA&s did m0s eeasaIa fotssA,
wAseA shlnaesl tAs fsensa. that isGstssns
did rot hare any vitality 70 lose. nad sAst
wEas assicgse pecpse nss3 Is snoss
hso<d. lie however CONSENTED w1ea as
s9rsd that JOYS Vegetable sarssgasIllA
wzx opposed 90 the haSNe1 shsaniag idea
Of osAcr sArs&Y'arsssas. saa tAas tx spe
else sesesakse alserxsixes Il rseEanseA
elgsSssaa. and rrrasrez nusrattas. henes
cssases nxw hsSod an5 wRs TIE Ysry tAIHg
fa- tesAse psoS8e. The asove axrlains
sAs Ea4ay cases In whiea eyed, delicate
&31 ran tswa pespse, have hesn aaIls up
~ Jey's yeg~sAase isarz&parsss afssE tha
sssash sArsap4Ffilss fAssssa- as ssFaess szs
s~aasiax ssnsAFion--S y Exeasaaer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17
Al So nda I,eIlnm.

Theodore Thomas arrived in the city last
evening on the steamer Mountaineer from
Port Orchard, suffering from pneumonia.
He was removed to Providence hospital
for treatment Thomas has been working
for some time for the Port Orchard Brick
and Tile Company, bur his family is At
Pine Island, MINI. He Is desirous OF re-
eeiying assistance and attendance from
the Odd Fellows in this city during his III
ness. being . member of that organization.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

J. p. Hathaway, an elderly man. went
into japanese restaurant yesterday aiid
ordered dinner. He ohle'stsd 10 the quality
OF the potatoes. which be termed Rotten ("
This reaching the ears OF the proprietor,
was considered rs direct reflection on the
quality OF his viands. and he threw the old
gentleman out Of tne restaurant without
ceremony. Hathaway went direct to Jus
tics MIilersa court aad swore out . war
rant. The Ian vas arreata.l
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

Steamer Muitnomah will leave Yeslerss
wharf at i0e'elcck this morning for Tacoma
ard Olympia, and viii reaeh Olympia st /
o'clock. Returning, the steamer viii seays
Olympia At 3 p. IA. end viii connect with
the regular boats for Seattle. The steamer
viii leave Tacoma at O'Clock Monday
morning. arriving in Dlympia Il l0o'clock.
by taking the regular boat Al 1 n ra.s con-
necti0ns may be made with the Mnltramah
- srarr-s1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17
onlaru -. nenna tarer.

navi4 t1a-zrsr. James White. Minnie
Waite ard May Wilson wers eroaxht b.
sare J4Stsee Rivers Yesterday sAaFgss1 xsth
eniam smoking. osacrr HahAassz prAs the
eoapsainsax w5taess, znG tssts6ea tkzs he
fauaa the ezaFtette n yusnt on sixth
street near 5aeksua. Tte aeenSe3 ~ssvei
exams nss3an and we're bcanA ower 80 az
pear az fAe next seFuA cf he superior ea9rs
il szsA sansis Ct SIS eASh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17
Sweetest ana ssassss place IN Town

sweetness. purity and elegance are al to
be found At .ll6 Third street, where one Of
the handaomeSf confectionery stores has
recently been opened BY O. w. Perry.
Neatly arranged in showcases and on
shelves, so as to set forth their complete
luseiousness. are 10 be seen AL varieties OF
candies of the latest designs and purest
qualities. from tally to creams, grapes,
ieilies. acids. earamels. lozenges--in fact.
oil that can be admired and enjoyed by
those blessed with . sweet tooth and deli
Gale taste Prices range frsm 5 cea.s to
SIS per pcund--alI Of The best Cal and
see what yoa think Of perry's store. and
try his candies
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. OF Seattle. IS considering the qnss-
tson of employing city missionary. Tae
members are oi The unanimous opinion
thai such person Il needed IN the city.
and The anson Is ia correspondence with
as5ss Bare. 81 Vancouver. with view OF
securing her services Tor the position. Miss
Bare kas bad much experience IN this class
OF woTk. and Il Is probable she vii be en-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

MMvax Megan reessv~a : letter, sa ETssch
Trsaav nsxkt. fsuzn Esaesksa Dessert &
PARIS date 0eteAex St isss &n3 Fxqaest-
saw sago<zaassAn -esr~eszne bis saa- Ezexss
neseenrt. wAasn h< neasxve3 - he tA 80
assIs. M1yux NeFsn han4ea tie isssxs ~ :
9ss3aa Sc fzzl sg&AzsaIscz.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

8 WhsgAey tsaweslag frxseht sAA pas
akssss tgF tae S0etassa FassAe PAS.
Asah heas4 carriers Al issstsazsa. Is is
6. J. Esgay. geseFas sgsas Sc
snz tAs Chicago. Asssaakve & 81
- saelAaS abe aAs hesa ii Gaa ~ fef
80 sssys past, sess sAst nASAs taE Aaass
AaNaAs. sT4vsslNx passenger aSess
J. - ssssAsp a Ass0a. with aeasse ssag ssss
- AsEsSes. 11a,. i is seattle an aasa.
ezaasStsa wtsA Ms sssaA. alr. A. u.
- EszsFas a9Sas S. kerassae toF Tie
kna Northwestern Fasgwky. wae
sssa y ne sssa s9s week past, sest
Il ksssaAnd iass ugehs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

a hews3 fss4 II tie sewer azseA oa Fr0Gt
street Yesterday afserncoss. e@t nssSASv sae
hsree ncv - saxaS wsFe Aass. 81 tAF1@-
iew Aass Ia one esA Is - 5AseA ar snsszae
hznk waS taEnae1 Epoa whSsa tAe kcrse
wAs led cal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17
sHorrD mxAn rnG rEocxsssoS.

Oh settlers wsz1 Rally in Fsrre ~ sks
InAnxurst5-
Judge Orange SaenAs iKlII - 90 0lyrapa&
soday 10 Join the ed settlers IN their FArf
il TIRE inanxzsrsl ceremonies. an crAfsen
81 address Vii Be dsaisevea besore the cd
sestasvs IN 0iymplA - the afssynooE q
inaugural dAv hT CoEonel Prusser. 81 YAK
iaua eoanzT. ard In the evlnanE JnKsgs
I1cohs says there VII doubtless he ~ ed
settlers hanqnek. TIE Judge shinks that
II = % mere than right snas the rs0neers
wts bore ths przvationii and hardshtps e
sekrsfne m fsas cpunsrv.. shousd bead me
inaugural procession. ard ha hopes 70 see
1nanY psoneers II line Ga thaE dag, not only
from seattle. but from he wAale state rs
well.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-17

Thsrfs-savs letters referring sn scrip hpsi-
ness we're yesterday transmitted from the
land office here 70 the general land oiEee
IN Washington, u. G. Last week City les-
tiers 90 TIE same business were forwarded.
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TOklG SingelRan { Co

You've been thinking for =
couple weeks past about what
to make fer Christmas presents.
OF course. ladies' fully appre-
ciate thar the gentlelnen appre-
cate something made by the
givers hands most highly, 6
pecially II she gentleman hap
pens to Be a young one.
As you are already II work
on some Of your presents, par
ticularly those which you intend
sending to ! distance. We want
10 call your attention TO our
choice stock Of materials thar
you will need.
We can furnish you goods
for making up all sorts Of fancy
work. It's ! little early to par
ticularize, but then We JUST
mention this complete stock Of
embroidery silks. in rope, couch
ing. twisted. fels. floss. etc.
We carry also choice lot Of tlnc
silk fringes and taSscls. These
are in the lace department. and
on the same counter there Is
something elegant shown in
stamped goods. There IS any
quantity Of stamped tea trays.
splashers. tides. bureau and
sideboard covers, doylixs. etc.
Something unique and hand
some in these arc those hand
painted table covers. stamped
with artistic designs. They
will come out beautifully.
We just received and opened
a line Of Bensley's celebrated
Christmas goods. They are
preitier and finer than ever.
Those chair backs arc regu-
lar gems, in soft warm salins.
with beautiful hand painted de-
signs. Something new IN glove
boxes. too. the equal OF which
has not been shown this season.
Vel cases. perfect exquisite
conceptions, in pluify Lace and
rich pushes. Also novelties in.
photograph cases. One Is I'M
light green. with plush back
and light green kid front. with
hand painted notices Opens
both ways with puzzle crossed
ribbons. Inside Is in soft silk.
Handsome present for either
lady or gentleman.
There's 4 novelty in PIN
cushions that IS extremely
catching. Also any number Of
cuff and collar boxes, hand
painted portfolios. letter pads.
card cases, etc. You will &c
surprised when you learn the
prices Of these goods. 1t
would cost you more to make
the same things yourself than
We ask for these.
This is JUST a starter for
Christmas. Later on We viii
show you something which win
astonish you. Ii VIII pay you
TO examine these goods at once.
They are TOO numerous TO be
particularized.
While mentioning these
goods We also want 10 call your
attention TO ! rich line Of chate-
lanes ard purses just opened.
They are the latest addition to
street costumes. We have i
large number Of patterns TO
show you The correct thing
in chatelaines 10 either seal. vel
vet. plush. Or undressed
clanaois. with oxsdized ailver
clasps and chains. There are
numerous different designs TO
select from. A handsome ono
81 epaI win Civilized silver
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