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In England fat cattlo shows arc held

In England fat cattlo shows are held
just before Christmas. In France these
shows arc held just before Lent
The rose and strawberry exhibition of
the Massachusetts horticultural society
viii OCCUR in Boston juno .5 and 90
Robert InnniaS i. secretary.
Cut tile young trees back c.h,n plac.
Ing thcla il the ground, 2nd also trim
b2ch c3lce 0s the rocta.
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He made q clutch, but his arm only
clasped tho empty air. Whittier tho
young ghl had gono he could not guess.
light was struck. and. upon being
applied to the gas tho rooms were once
moro illuminated. Then the truth be.
came apparent.
Carol was missingl
Whittier she had gono, or who had car.
ried her away, not a soul In that room
could say. Perhaps Lawrence Richmond
could give shrewd guess. and, as
something like the truth came through
his mind, he could not help the faint,
grim smile that cTept over his countc.
nance.
1t caught the eye of Capt. Grant, and
in an other instant he was at the man !
side, his hand clutching his arm.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
THE SWIMMING PLACE

passed today the little pond,
Shut In by woodlands dim,
Who're oft, Of youthful past9me fond
We boys went In to swim.
The sheltered cove, the sandy beo;IH
The rocky point below,
The shallow waters tranquil reach
Where still the lilies grow.
The gray old willows yet survive
O'etshadowing the pool
And rock from which We used TO dive
Into the waters cool.
Each daring youth with Joyous shout
Full breasted cleft the wave
AS lithesome as the sportive trout
That In these waters lave
And remember how It faEed,
One pleasant summer day,
That boldly renturesomc we dared
To cross the narrow bay
Above the waters dark and dey.P.
With fear We dared not show,
That strange and dreadful things might
creep
Far In the depths below.
How childish now those terrors seemI
But are we wiser grown,
Who dread to cross deaths silent stre8rn
For fear OF Ills unknown
How bright the ripping wavelets ran,
How fresh the breeses blew!
Ere yet tho cares that come to man
Ger us their shadow threw.
Now oft beside che little lake
sit and ponder lone,
And listen us the wavelets break
In r2ournful monotone,
And call to mind the joyous train
With whom used to play;
a few fond, faithful hearts remain,
Some wander far away.
And memory's eyes are dim with tears
AS each loved name Is told,
Der whose fair boyish head for years
The waves Of death have rolled.
Who on llfe's sea, with youthful strength.
Swan forth In arrlor brave
With faint and failing stroke at length
To sink beneath the wave
Friends OF my youth may We once more
Beyond deaths veil OF mist
Meet once again on some bright shore
BY heavenly waters kissed!
-EAugepe Barry.
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CHAPTER XII.
THE HAUNTED MILL,

LTHOUGH, as
has been said be-
fore, Carol Rich
mond had hoped
for something to
come in her favor
W h Q n h o pc
seemed even q de-
lusion and o hol-
low mockery, she
had never OK
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CHAPTER XI.
WISDOM or THE SERPENT.

HE Captain S face
was as black as a
thunder cloud,
when he grated
tho words out be-
between his teeth
and we'll might
he be cnraged,
believing, as he
did. that this was
8 o IN @ o I t h q
treacherous work
of the man whom
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thirty-ilye and forty, and so different was
1t from the Lawrence Richmond of the
present that she might not have recog.
nized it had not she seen q copy of the
the same picture upon the wall at home.
What mystery was this?
BY what right did this lone woman who
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HAT did 1t meant
This was the
que tion that
kept ringing its
changes through
her brain as she
stood there be-
fore that mysteri.
GUS picture.
The face was
that Of a man In
the prime of life,
tly be-
tween the age OF
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-27

VWe keep on hand full line OF
Magistrates Blanks. Orders by mail
filled at short notice from the MID
LAND Office.
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"You have scaled your doom by this
act, Lawrence Richmond" he hissed
savagely.
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DISEASES OF MEN ONLY

Blood Poison Ds"as"~ of Kidneys. Bladder and otheror
gans. Weaknesses, Nervous Deoiliy Lost Manhood 70
cured Con utaion and trent !sealcdI free by mail
Address DIR. GRINDLE, III w. 18th ST., New York
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CHAPTER XIII,

'-rHE LIGHT OF MY LIFE GOES OUT WITH
HIM"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
THE NEW DEAL.

l have stepped down and out.
Messrs. Jas. Webb, Jr. & Bro. have
take1 charge of the business. l
have sold my entire interest in
stock, store, fixtures and good will.
You will find most o: my old sales
men in the house ready 10 meet and
wait on You as heretofore. Me>srs.
JaEes Hedgpe.h. Crawford lledg-
pe,h, Eugene Ilasseii. Luther Wea.
yer aud Jack Roach are a, the old
place, and are more anxious ID see
you than ever | tee that everything
will be done, both by them aud the
Webb Bros. To make your STAY
pleasant in the oh house You and
made for each other.
Miss -Addie is still in charge Of
the Millinery Room and viii in.
crense her iorce this season, 50 that
you car be better attended to than
heretofore. Miss AdIie asks one 10
say 10 the ladies' TO drop right 10 on
her and you will he made 10 feel a,
home.
Miles is II OF the fixtures.
l Will be IN the house tor some
months yet TO tell you why.
Yours,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
For the Observer.
MARRIAGE OF MIR. Z. L. COO.
LEY AND MISS MAGGIE
ZIP

DIR. EDITOR It you can allow
me a small space in your valuable
columns, | will endeavor TO give a
orief statement Of u of the. most
enjoyable occasions that it was ever
nv COCOA luck 10 witness. Twas on
the morning OF the l4lh o. Feb,
1899, when l was gathered together
with a large crowd OF young ladies
and gentlemen at the residence OF
Mr.. Z 5. Cooley. After a few
minute delay, we alys,ar,ed out Tor
a good tune in general. After a
pleasan, drive OF about 4 miles, we
found ourselves at the nice little
country home Of our dear old friend
Dir. Thomas j. FreeIand, where a
much larger crowd of friends aud
relatives were assembled to wilnee>
the marriage of his only daughter,
Hiss Maggie, 20 Mr.. i. l.. Cooley,
which took place at l. o'clock. The
ceremony vas very effec;ually per
formed by The Rev. w. Ii. Pickett.
he walters were as follows:
Mr.. }. +. trceland aud Miss Fan
ME Philips.
Mi. George Freeland and Miss
Shelley Cooley.
Mr.. Robert l. Grip a.l Miss
llttue Fauce,,e.
Mr.. Lonnic Fauce,te aud Miss
OmIc Forrest.
Mr. +. X. Faucette and Miss
Sadie Pickett.
Mr.. j. ID. McCollum and Miss
Maggie Thompson.
Atter RECEIVING the congra,ula.
tloIis and best wishes OF their many
friends, We were ushe,ed into the
dlning room where y Auulptuous
dlnncr was prepared with everything
that was n'ce and good to aprease
ones appetite. Nearing the close
ct a very pleasantly spcnt evening,
We letuIne,i /" the home OF our
groomsinan, ~her. the kind hes,
AMI hostess had abundan,ly pre-
pared tor our enjoyment one OF the
most charming suppers that it was
ever our pleasure 10 pa-take OF. For
tear 4 am consuming too much
space, | Will close by wishing tho
happy couple u Lrlgh, aud prosper.
Gus future HE.
May God protect them from all harm
And keep sn"m irom care and >tilIt;
.\n.l be Tor them their only guide
Through all'lllc changing paths Of life
+.
See advertisement OF SAFE o
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
\ True IoSIC.

When YOU don't feel Well and hnrl!N
Know what ails YOU, give T.. Il Is. (Hn-
tanic Blood Balm) ! tIisl. Il Is i SAC
tonic.
I. O. Callahan. Charlotte, y. c..
writes "B. b. &. is a iine tonic. and
las done rue great good"
l.. W. Thompson. Damascus. Georgia.
writes Il believe Is. y. b. is the best
blood purifier nude. Il has greatly i'm
proved my general health"
All old gentleman writes Il. 3. Is.
gives me neW lite anI new strength. II
there is anything that will make an cid
man youn5, ii is P. b. Is.
+. \. Shepherd. Norfolk. Va. August
10Th. 1883. writes Il depend on H.. Is.
Is. for the preservation OF my health. |
have had it in my family now nearly
TWO years. and in aIi that time have no
had to have 4 doctor.
Tho>. Paulk. Aiapata. GA. writes
81 suffered terribly from dyspepsia. Tho
use OF b. B. b. has male me feel like ;
new a | would nos take Il thou~au,
dollars tor the good it has done me
W. NJ. Cheshire. Atlanta. Ga. writes
Il had a long spell OF typhoid fever
which at last seemed t. settle in ny
right leg, which Swelied up enormous
~. An ulcer also appeared which di-
chGrged Il cup full of matter Il day"
then gave Il. b. B. a trial and il cure,
me-.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
=. T.. - IL a w
J T. w + l. + !:
NJ 4 /, a n q &

| can sell YOU WATCHES CLOCKS
ami JEW EIRI as cheap a You can
buy the same quality anywhere.
Repairing 4 speciality.
Having i new Whitcomb Lathe. |
am prepared 10 replace any part Of i
atcn IN the best manner aud a. cheap
Is the cheapest.
Ali work sent tn ouril the mail or by
express shalt have prompt attention.
Yours truly. j. 7. SHAW.
Feb. %. lS>9.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

GAZE OF REAL ESTATE.
On Thursday the eth lav of Marcl.
1889, We will sell II public auction II
the court house III IIiilsboro. a certain
parcel OF land in Orange County, living
northwe> OF Hillsboro on the great
road adjoining Edmond Ruffin and Al
fred Holmes on the ;outh Frank taIu-
eron on the west. Josiah Turner Of. The
north. and by tie corporate bounds OF
the town OF tiillsboro on the east. The
same being the ANTHONY Faucet place
aud formerly knowit n the Wm. New
man place and containing forty acres
more or less.
Sale made under mortgage 10 W. +.
Blackwell by l.. {. Faucet and Lizzie
Fautet1 As appears by mortgage re-
corded in Book o.. page 3'", in Regis
ter'> office OF Orange County.
Terms Cash.
'. BALLARD.
w. :. HALLIBURTON,
Trustees Of w. T.. Blackwell.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23

.iROIND TOWN.
Read the earnest appeal 10 de
lrnt lax payers 10y Sheriff John
Il Iia9hc-.
-Mss-rs. Markham and Foster.
ITla,,oe- If John l. Markham. Will
nc valuable real estate. See
r'l>cmcut.
Soc advertisement of Mr.. j. T..
IS .Jrwclcr, M,hnne y &. H.,
Ia.o.r.3 70 40 All kinds Of Work
b. l,ue 4, short notice aud az
t.. # a, tie cheapest.
Tho rc,or, If IT." Western y.
sane A,,lum ., Morpaiion ~
n,e1 received TOR The fiscal years
nmcncu- Dec. 1T, 1856, and
! tlug Nov 3olh, 1888.
". O. Hooker and wife left
"ir ta~t Friday for Thoma>v,lIc,
tea They vii >iend >rne .ime
|0ttt ihcir ,n. M. j w. Hooker,
y .osc huG. IS a. Tt,oma>NI,ie.
N : Ida Irene Turner LET, here
Feb 10Th on the western bound
uuu Tor Washington. -. G., on y
VISIT to Mrs C,pl. +. $ Woodt"rd,
sister II Miss SaIli" Mckeral!. W.
wsh MIS-. Lila = r'lcaSau, visit.
The next meeting of The State
sunday school Convention will I've
he'd A Charlotte, April >, 3, and t
The County Convention I" be held
A llli>boro, F'rilry, Feb. -, vii
elect tive delegates TO the State Con
NeAtion.
All persons owing me, | hope
VII come promptly forward am
srflic. ! lave been burned out ant
ntel all the money which is do.
Ir II You haven't the money
1 h3IE barter or anything | a tnir
l Iato cash. ii. l.. PARISH.
The advertisement Of the Louis
! We to1uitr,Jo4 ruu appears on on
I'D Pare this week. 1t is one o
IT, host papers published. Tia
1 - ee tni the ORANGE COUNTY Oh
s, viii DC sent ore year 10
J. " ] 81 :.
Ne>srs.-,as. Webb, Jr. & Bro
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
Out. but Still
Alive.

san receiving every day a
ae Of Heavy and Fancy
rs, Dry Goods, Boots.
and Hats. | am now
!" ,e Old Lattimer Il Brown
,.oFehon>e. Come and see me. l
- >'Ne You money! Am selling
sl'1h- To eat and wear cheaper
Yer before. | have just re-
..Nv1 q fresh lot of Rye Malt,
'''A ! offer 10 my friends and Gus.
~. TT :. the lowest price. Come
sec me. Your friend,
Ii l.. PARISH.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
1NLOWERING PLANTS.

Your choice from tho following-lpo
for 81 po by express. for strong plants.
or 60 cents Per dozen for We'll rooted,
but smaller plants.
ALTERNATIVES. Achyranthu>, Alv>-
>uin. Ahu;ilonS, .Ampelnp~i>, .Achiiea,
Aquilegia, Asparagus. Camet. Carna-
tion>. Centau'ca. ohry>antilemun>,
Dahlias. Daisies. Fern. Feverfrw>
fuch>ia~, GeraniumS, lieliotrope>. Hi
discus. I.antana>. Meoniower>. Pan>ie>
IhioN. rinh>. Prl,nuIarS. >alvi?. Tor
renia, T~ubero>es, Niolct>. WaliilowcrS
NJ. +. CArLIN.
Richmond, Va.
1AS Laurel SION The rI,.r.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
NrW ADV E~KTlSEMENTS.
LNAlR MANNING TO DEI.I\


hereby give You far notice that
viii strictly comply with the llw and
advertise Tor sale every lot. parcel OF
tract OF land on which the \ remain
unpaid on the 1T day OF April, and sell
tie same on Tie l>t MonIav in May.
1883. cont,uuin. from day TO day until
AZ are old.
Now my friends, do not lay the flat
tcrin- junction. to your souls that
Hughes is Just fooling abou; this thing.
| mean what say, and | ask YOU to re-
member it and govern yourselves a,-
cordinsly.
have made sacrifices for YOU greater
iv tar than many OF you are aware OF.
| have lived economically and temper
atclv, yet | am Il poorer man than wher
| vet into office. Four-titthS of al
my fees and commissions. &c, have
each year gone To make up delinquent
taNt~. I'm other words. for every one
hundred dollars that have used OF my
.wn money. | have let You have thu
! u>r 81 tuuI hundred. and ihAt without
interest. Come up with your taNc>.ant
don't let Mr.. Harris have To issue al
OBSERVER extra 10 get Your names II
for 1t Monday in May.
Your humble servant.
JOHN h. HUGHES,
sheriff Orange tounty.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
AND SALE

BY virtue OF an order Of the Superior
Court Of Orange County made III an ae-
ton pending therein. wherein X. l..
Walker is plaintiff and Stirling Day and
wife are defendants. | will sell at the
court house door III IIili>boro. on Mon
dav the 18th dav OF March. $50 to the
best bidder. tot cash. 4 tract OF land III
Cedar Grove township. Orange County.
North Carolina. containing s acres
more Or l~>>. and adjoining the lands OF
Thomas II. Hughes, Marion IIes5e. Jas.
and Others.
This 18th day OF Feb. $3.50.
+. :. PARKER.
Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
Y. BALLARD.
W. ). HALLIBURTON,
Trustees Of W. T.. Blackwell.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to al order of the Superior
Court OF Orange County to the directed
i'll a special proceeding entitled James
Norwood. Admir- OF Alex. Pratt, decd,
W. Alex. Pratt. Jr. and others. | will
sell to the highest bidder ut the court
house door in Iiillsboro on Monday the
4th day OF March. l>s9, 4 tract Q. land
in Orange County. adjoining the lands
of r. \. StIudwick. Aston Whitfield
and others and known as part OF silc
First Mountain. belonging to the estate
of the late Alex. Pratt.
Terms Of sale One-half cash, balanc.
III six months with interest from day ul
sale, and title reserved until purchase
money is paid.
This 3lst January, 1850.
JAMES NORWOOD,
Administrator.
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CT.ArE OF NORTH CAROLINA.)
y ORANGE COUNTY. !
Superior Court, Spring Term, 1889
E.4za j. Wheaton
against
Stephen Wheaton.

This Is az action brought by The
plaintiff ior divorce from the bonds Of
matrimony. and it appears to the Court
tina: the defendant, stephen Wheaton l.
!. nonresident OF the State. he Will
therefore take notice to be and appear
ut the next term OF Orange Superior
Court to be held for the County of Or
ange 1T the court house in Hillsboro on
the 2nd Mondry after the l>t Monday
OF March zen AMI answer the com
paint OF the plaintiff fled in the Clerk
office Of said Court during said term.
or the plaintiff will apply To the Court
tor the relief demanded III said com
plant.
Witness. s. NJ. Gatti>. Clerk Of said
Court, this lst day Of Feb. 1889.
). NJ. GATTIS.
Clerk OF Superior Court.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
Nnlua sic Town Lot for
sale.

will offer for sale on Tuesday
March l9lh, 1889, at l. m, my val.
liable store lot in Hlllsboro on Chur
ton street, adjoining the stores of d
NJ. Laws on the south, and Dr.. 0
Hooker on The north. The property
will he offered for sale as it stands
brick and all. 1t rot sold privatel,
before March 10Th, i, will be sold &c
the hi2hesk bidder on that day.
Terms Cash, or will take q lier
on the property with 8 per cent. in.
teres., payable annually, and giving
purchaser reasonable time 10 pay
tor the property.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
C.ALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Bv virtue OF two mortgage leeds eX-
ccuted tax W. \. S'rayhrTu ana Ca!olinc
Strayhorn to John l.. Markham. the
Il .April 2.th. l>S2. and dnly recorded
in office OF ReSi>teroi Deeds ior Orange
County III Book d. pa 10 The OH r
Nav 18th. l>>6. AMI duly %recor..t IL
office OF Register Of Deeds fnr Orange
County III Book h. page IA. and ~
virtue OF 4 mortgage deed executed 10
Joseph Webb. Jr. aud Joseph {. Weua
by w. a. ~>travhorn and Caroline
Stravhorl. April 4th. 1882. and 't1ly r.
corded i'll office Of Register If bect-
tor Orange County in Book D.. page -.
and transferred By Ja,ne> Webb, Jr. AND
Joseph {. Webb - >liI JOAN l.. Mark
ham on jane 1871. l>-1. aud hv yirta"
OF an assignment male Il the uatlr.-
signed bv John l.. Markham iii Gee. .:
tru>, eNec.ltc,! Nov. 18th. l>>e. ami otIv
recorded iii office u Register ~ ucrti-
for Orange CoHutg III Box X. .4e-
3.> 10 y. inclusive. W. Will sell ~ iAe
highest hilirr Tor l:-n, the Itt.t~ tot.-
veycd in ~,il lcei>, Il the c"uet aou4
door in IIi.l>horo. y. G. OH The --t.l
day o. March. l>>s.
This 10Th d1y Of Feb, ISL
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
LANDS.

All persons are warned not 10 hunt
With aN. gun. dogs. OF trc>pi>S in amy
manner upon my lands in Chapel Tin
township. Orange County.
HINTON TILlEI. +,
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.|GsEl9BoEO POSr OFFICE Office
gIr, from : a. IN. to 30, o.. ~,
,ery day except Sunday, and on
.tIty from l. N. TO ] . m.
IL. l.. PARISH,
Post Master.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23

For Consumption. Asthma. bronchitis,
dyspepsia. tatarIii. liay lever. De
biiity. Headache, Eirum tti~m. Neu-
ralria and al o|45pei@ 0af h'ff"hs
disordITs.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
CICERO r
Hi;lsboro, N. c., Jan. %, 1889.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

On Monday, March 18th. 1889. at the
court house door in Hillsboro, by virtue
OF a mortgage executed to us by j. A.
Whitaker and Ruffcnia Whitaker his
wife. on the 22iri day of April. 1885. we
will offer tor sale for cash, II tract OF
tii!y Acres Of land more or less. adj
Joining James Pratt. James McCauley
and others. in Orange County, TO satisfy
said mortgage.
ROBERT F.. CRABTREE,
MARY +. RILEY.
Feb. lSt. le>J
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c. NJ. PARKS.

a heavy storm, accompanIeIiby
rain, Wind, thunder and lightning
passed over II,li>boro last Sunda,
night, and on Monday rain fell near
~ all day, and closed with a shower
Of hail about ) o'clock. Emo river
at this place was about as full Is it
has been tor mahy years.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
y. SrRUDWICk.
ATTOkNEY-AT.LAW
H~fLLSBORO. n. E..

Will practice in Orange and adjoin-
ing counties. Office in the first build
i'll. ca>. II the Octonecchte hotel.
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X OF r.

tN'tGAiN IN Ny STORE ne,t
i" !;cei. binding. where | am as w.4I
il.lat:cs = eur to attend - nv cas-.
TONERS.
\ vou'd 10 more Observation-Disclosures.
A." hpm ] liaY" az. y~InruoIa.rl tor I.74..
II t!."y woall help mc a little. a, i. =
ia3!eil ncsiotl.
y. HOOKER.
Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23

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Wcos,ers Unabridged was first pub
lished in one volume. it was a corn.
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few years later came an entirely
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with 5000 Pictorial Illustrations
then, after an interval of a few years,
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~ INING@IND ITEMS IN md
.tROIND TOWN.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23

DRs. STAKkEr * PALM lave hr-
liberty to refer % The following named
~ueil-hnown person, who have tried
their Treatment
Hon. YIN. -. Kelly. Member 81 Con-
yros-. Philadelphia.
Rev. Victor L. t"ny'. Eii.or lnth-
eran Observer. llArIPhia
Rey. Chs. V. s<Y. i. H.. Koeh-
ester. y y.
Hon. Vim. Penn Nixon. i3iso- Inter
Ocean. Chi-ago. Ill.
w. II. Worthiugten. Editor Of N"a
south. Birmingham, ti4'.arna.
And thousands ~ other in es.rE
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-29
HraH SCHOOL Norss.

Miss Maude Pierce, of Gardner, who
has been attending our school this
winter, returned home on Wednesday
Miss Maude leaves number of friends
who wish her success and who were
sorry to part with her.
There was no grammar Club meet
ing last week. AT the last meeting it
was decided to add literary program
to the meeting, which promises to be
interesting.
Miss May Ewart entertains the
grammar club this week.
The teachers meeting, to be held
this week, will be largely attended by
the pupils of the High School.
The visitors since our last report have
been few and far between. They were
Morris Rodman, Lutte Northrup, Percy
Harris, Walt McNiel and County Su-
perintendent Barber.
Last Friday the second parsing
match took place between the 9th and
10th grades, the TALES standing 81 to
10. The 10th grade think they are
parsers.
A petition was circulated last week
in the tenth grade to find out the ad-
visibility of challenging the seniors of
the Humboldt High School in pars-
ing match. but at the suggestion of
Prof. Umholtz the scheme was aband-
Oned.
No school to-day. 10 10.