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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-07-18

JAS w. REID.
Attorney at Law.

LEWISTON, IDAHO TERRITORY.
Will practice in all the courts. of Idaho
and Washington Territories business
before the Local and q cneral Land Ofices
and the Departments at Washington promptly
dispatched. Collections receive diligcpt At
tention.
OFFlCE-Aain Street, opposite TELLER
Office. 21tf
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-07-18

THE IDAHO CONVENTION.

BOISE C1rY, Idaho, July 8.-Tbs
Idaho constitutional convention aseem-
blei To day for the 9th time. Rev. T.
NJ. Smith, chaplain, offered an apprc.
pirate prayer,
Shou., Of Custer, reported on tho
rules Of order, which were adopted with
slight changes. >, /,
Delegate King moved that a specia!
committee be appointed to draft :
general co, stituticnal form los.
Mayhem, Of Shoshone. moved that the
judiciary committee le enlarged 70
fifteen carried.
Ainslee, Mcconnell and KIN. were
appointed commissioners to wait on
Chief Justice Weir, and request him 70
administer the oath Of Office es 2 o'clock.
At the afternoon session the brief and
impressive oath, prescribed by the rulss.
was administered by the chief Justice.
| Appropriate resolutions referring 70
the recent death Of Colonel Charles A.
Wood, Of Lemhi county a member.eleei
Of the convention, we're passed.
i After most eloquent eulogy had been
pronounced BY Judge Aiuslee, cf Boiss
City, the standing committees were sn'
nounced BY tho president, giving thu
chairmanshipa Of resolutions and mines
to the democrats. President ClaRxstt'a
action was generally approved. Muea
better feeling prevailed.
The leading aasiauuents were =!
follows: Ways and means. Hssbrossk
, executive department, Ainslee lsiala||
, tive department.. Morgan; judiciary
, Hsybure bill Of rights, Shoup; stses1|
, aud county boundaries. Reed; pseal
ius,i,u,iong. C.vanaugh; educasios -
school lsnd,, MoCoenell; right e =
| frage, Beatty; revenue and dsssee
HTays; sppostionmeat, Saenp niliee
Affairs, Hannsl corporations, MaJhae
towns and citiss. Wocds; Federal -
! tiors, Sweet; labor, Armstrong; ssAe
ule,. Gny; irriss.ion, Stull; niass
lnini.e. Croteher; live stock. Hesl
ps;.sisG ed hindine, Allen ssvz
"a essoileant. Beatty sslaFie ~
I 4
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-07-18
f,rms Of Ss5ssIlEt,n. at Coin Rites

Rssss Of Advertisins Reduced. In Coin
Uxs Square Il inch in oslunn) insertion 81 50
R~eh siditi0nal insertion ........ ."..... SO
fvs Squares enc insertion ....... ......... 90
Essh additional insertion .....".. GO
fhsss Squares one insertion ....... ......... 90
KaeA additional Insertion. ............ 20
fsur Squares enc insertion -....... ........ B GO
1ash additional insertion .-............. l 81
Yearly, half yearly and quarterly adve.tis-
nsnts more than toar squares inserted
~ sPe,ial contract.
prsfassi~nal and Artisans Cards Of one
square Or less, per quarter. 3 90
Notices in local column Except voluntary
por nno ...... ~
But mono for less than ............ .......... %
6ssisty advertisements snd resriu,ions per
line each insertion .... ....... ............ 10
LOCAL Advertislu2 Rates. In Cnin:
Summons, Sherjtrs Sales and all other ie-
gal notices per inch first insertion. -. Isl SO
Eaeh subsequent insertion ........ ....... 90
All Transient advertisements and notices
preraym.nt deman nded. all others paya-
bic quarterly.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-07-18

utSt ultuuIdIUS are Iuh VI iHCNoies
gold. silver and copper crop out in every
direction, New discoveries are being
made every year Lately the prospector
is reSaining some of his old time i'm
portancc, and the hidden treasure must
unvei herself to his persistent gaze. 1t
must not be thought that because certain
mines have been worked out .has that
ends our mining days, because such
vast extent of mine,al country will furn-
ish almost an endless field Of operation
Quite important discoveries were made
last year in the Alton district and more
recently copper and silver leads, showing
good prospects, have been found about
thirty miles up Snake river companies
have been formed for the development Of
these.
Among the industries Of Lewiston We
find one Touring mill, one small sash and
door shop, one machine shop, one shiugle
mill, four blacksmths, one harness shop,
one brewery, one carriage and repair
shop, two shoemakers, two jewellers
three miles out we have one saw mill and
box factory. We have five general
merchandise stores, four grocery stores,
two drug stores, one furniture store, four
agricultural machinery agencies, three
banks. three livery stables, two hotels
one restaurant, ono butcher shop ant
packing house, two millinery stores, ont
hardware store, two barber shops, on'
dentist. six doctors, six lawyers, ont
prirting Office, six saloons.
For public buildings We have s12,
900 school. three stories, and
court house and Jail, costing $4,000, i
nj " in course Of construction. 1t is t
be finished in approved modern style, ant
vii! be fine ornament to our city. Gu
moral welfare is attended to by th
:. Methodist, Univcrsalist, Presbyterian
Second Advent, Catholic and Episcopa
churches. We have a graded schoo
system and feel proud of our educatioua
facilities. There is some building eoin
6 on this season, and business generally
good.
There is a field here for some ne,
p enterprises, such as creamery, a tar
r uery, a canning factory, shos factor,
WOODEN mill, carriage factory aud man
others. None of these exist within
hundred miles CT so, and Learly all th
t raw material for them is supplied
e great abundance. Now it all has to
n sent great distance to- be manufacture
-, and returned at double freight rat
This must be remedied in time, but
don't seem to be coming fast enoug
It We need here more capital, more ente
II prise to bring this section up to its prop
,t standing. We invite these, and shs
j, hope soon to see accomplished what '
know to be our capabilities. We have
y board of trade here whose secretary v
,e be glad to give sdch information a. m.
Is be usked.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-07-18
A SHOCKING TRAGEDY,

PALousE CRY, w. r., July Son
Saturday night, between 10 and ~
o'clock, r. d. johnson, a we'll to-do and
respectable citizen about fifty years Of
age, living about four miles northeast Of
here, killed his wife and son, about IA
years old, aud fatally shot his seven. year
old daughter. He then took his own
life.
He left note stating that be did not
want to live in this sinful world and
could not leave it without his family. 90
be thought be would kill them too. He
said that he scd all Of his family were
going to heaven, where Jesus was, and
that he first gave them strychniue, but
cou!d not bear the sight Of their agonies,
o. be killed them with q revolver.
The bodies were oil in the house and
all upstairs, and were not discovered
until this morning. He never had an,
domestic trouble and his terrsble Grim,
is supposed to be due to religious
fanaticism.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
GAREIaLD, W. T.. July 6.-Thi
morning Roland johnson, his wife ant
l4.years old son, Walter, were foun'
dead. and . daughter of seven probabl!
fatally wounded, in their house ton
miles from here. johnson left lette
dated July 6, IL o'clock P. NJ, iu whicl
he acknowledges the crime, giving for
reason that be could not bear to have hi
loved family il this wicked world, goiuI
to chow that his mind was diseased B.
religious excitement. The first sttemp
was made With strychniue. but secon'
letter, dated several hours later, ex
plains that tho children were taken will
such fits that he could not bear it, - b
shot them. Mrs. johnson had died o
poison, but both children we're shot il
the head. e. ~.
Il Tho deceased i an old settler. ch,
little girl wss shot through the temples
destroying both eyes. She is still living
but With small chance Of recovery.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-07-18

will yyu heed the warning. The signal
perhaps Of the sure srrroach Of that more
terrible disease. Consumption. Ask yourselves
If YOU can afford for the sake Of saving 90 cents
to run the risk and do nothing for 1t. We
know from experience that Shiioh's Cure viii
Cure your Cough. It never fails THIS sx'
main: vhv more than . Million Bottles were
sold the past year. 1t relieves Group and
Whoopiue Cough at once. Mothers do not be
without il. For Lame Back, Side OF Chest,
use Sbiloh,s Porous Plaster. Sold BY s. q.
Isaman & Co., Lewiston; Idshe.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-07-18

Pullman palace sleepers through from Port.
land to Wa)la W Walla, via Pendleton.
TIcRETS to and from principal points
/ AO'"AA ~ in the United States, Canada
and Europe.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-02

\ dispatch from Washington CITY
dated Jan 29tt, says 1t is learned
tonight from a gentleman whose in.
formation is direct that four places
in Harrison $ cabinet have been de-
i%nitely settled, and while not all Of
them have formally accepted, there
is no doubt Of their ultimately doinr
50. In the first place Blaine wrote
to Harrison than ten days ago
accepting the Secretary-hip OF State.
Senator Allison will be the next
Secretary of the Treasury. Til, E.>
uLqnestionab!y been decided Oh, a..
though Al.l,on's letter accepting th-
holor has rot been written, it vli
be within The week. \ ger viii he
a untcr OF the cabinet, taking thu
post OF Secretary ni w ar, and Nana-
maker viii be Postmaster Genera
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-02
SENATOR VANCE HAS AN
EYE REMOVED.

Washington, Jan. Ex-senator
Vance to-day had one Of his eyes re-
moved. He commenced I, lose the
sight 81 the eye more than a year
ago aud II has grown worse until
recently, when lie entirely lost the
sight ot the eye. Physicisus have
never been able TO acer,aiu the
direct cause ot the affection, which
took the i"rm Of q serartt,"n of he
ret.ua from the ball % the eye. The
operation wa successfully performed
at the Senator's residence IN this
city, and II answer TO q note from
Senator Ransom. Senator Vance 5
>on -a.-1lh..t liz ileI.cr il testing
comfortably ar. that all danger Is
past.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-02

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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-02
A WOMAN'S Discovery.

"Anuther wonderful discovery ha>
been made aud that too by 4 lady IN
this county. Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven
years she withstood its severest tests
but her vital organs were under
mined and death seemed imminen,.
For three months she couyhed in.
cessan,ly and could no, sleep. She
bought of us a bottle Of DR.. King's
New Discovery for Consumption
and was SO much relieved on taking
fist dose tha, she slept all night anC
has been mlraculously cured. He
name is Mrs. Luther Lu,z." Thu,
write w. T.. Hamrick & Co., o
She by, n. Z. Get a free trial bot
lie at w. A. Hayes Drug~t"re.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-02
TIE GOVERNORS MANSION
TFron Is b,ical Itecorder.1

From Is b,ical lt~ecorder.l
North Carolina is a great State
ana has muoh to be proud Of. Bn,
Ii i The only state known TO us
whose Governor has . live III q
rented house. Some years ago the.
citizens Of Raleigh most literally on.
t.lbuted to the erection of a mansion
tor the Governor Of the state, aud
With a little assistance from the Leg
I>latnre vely nearly completed q
house, that, if finished, would be an
honor to North Carolila. This
house should be completed. I, is
due Tie People Of the State ii he fin
i>hed at an early date. 1t is true
that there are some people opposed
10 the erection OF a suitable house
tor such a purpose. They wish To
see the Governor of this State drcs,
III homcs!,un and live in a cabin.
Their argument for this is that the
Governor OF North Carolina should
be made 10 i've in such quarters,
that even the hnmbles, citizen of the
back country night call to see hIn
nntrammeiled and uraba>hei bv
any display OF grandeur and wealth.
Others think it will cost the Cover
nor too much to live in such a house
and that thus poor men will be de-
barred from running for the high
Office Of Governor. This, in our
opinion, is a mistake. The Cover.
nor need not occupy or live ia every
room Of the mansion. We believe
there are as many as three hundred
rooms in Windsor Castle. but we
have never heard that the Queen
occupies them all when she lakes
up her residence there. 1t will cos,
the Governor of North Carolina &c
more t. live in the completed man
sion than To live in a hired private
house for which the State must pa,
an annual rental Of six hundred dol
lars. For the honor Of North Car
oll'a, We wish to see the manslo,
comp cted.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-02

Over a third of the session Of the
Legislature has passed, and very
little has been doce of interest TO
the pubic. So Tar, Mr.. Bedding
field, Of Wake, has introduced in
the House the most important bill.
1t is a bill TO amend Hhe Consti,u-
ton SO as TO make the payment OF
poll tax an essential qualification for
an elector. The Farmers Alliance
is SAID to be in favor of such a meas
ure, and it will have warm support.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-02
FIFTY A AGO.

Fifty years ago wooden clocks
had only been in use one year.
Fifty years ago the dsguerreotype
was invented in France.
Fifty years ago the Massachusetts
abolition party was organized.
Fifty years ago the Mormons
were driven from Missouri TO Nau
VOC, III.
FIFTY years ago John c. Fremont
and Jessie Benton we're secretly
married.
Fifty years ago the banks in the
United States resumed specie pay
inent.
Fifty years ago bee, sugar wa:
first made by David L. Child, O
Northampton, Mass.
Fifty years ago a survey va,
made by John Baily Tor a cana
across Central America.
Fifty years ago John Ericsson
was allowed letters patent 90 I
steam "propeller' boat.
Fly years ago the hrst Faten'
Mas granted To G"od,.ar tor .ul
canned IuIia-rubher goods.
Fifty Years ago WAS established
the hrsl commercial college IL
America, Comets Coi'eIc O
Boston.
Fifty years ago the Cherokee In
dams v.ra ,.uloxol iran, G.,rut<
nnd paced west OF tue MISSISSIPPI
river.
Fifty years az" 1000 reformed
drunkar,i, marched IN procession a,
the first anniversary Of the ash
mnglOn SOCIETY,".
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-02

W. - SUIT, Drug->t. Bipru>.
lnd, tc>tltics Il c1n recommend
E}ee;r,e Sitter, a~ the Very best
remedy. Every bottle: Sold ias
given %rellet III every case. One man
took six bottles, and was cured ct
R%heumati-n ~ 10 years Standing.
Abraham Hare, druggist, liel!vi.Ie,
Ohsa, ai,irmS The bes, selir.
medicine | have ever handled IN ,t.y
20 years experience, is Electric Bit
ter>' Thousands OF others have
added their testimony. so that the
verdict * unanimous that Electric
BGtyrs 30 cure all diseases OF the
Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only a
hall dollar q bottle at w. \. HAYES
Drugstore.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-02

What is the pre>en, status OF
MethodI>m IN this country, compar.
cd with the growth OF population !:
The census OF 1880 demonstrates
that the Methodist p"pu'a,ion is one
in every tour, and the Methods,
membership Is one in every twelve
Dorchester "a 8: Since 1880, the
most trying period OF our country's
history, curing which over eigh,
millions Ut foreigners h,ve been
added to u population, a large
majority Of whom are II a 'iitferen,
tain OF OF n" tallh a, all, Methodi>n
has gained l15 per cent, While til,
total population OF the country ha'
INCREASED ll6 per cent -Richmout
Adcocute.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-02

The Joint resolution proposing an
amendment TO the Pennsylvania
Constitution prohibiting tie sale or
manufacture f intoxicating liquors
has passed the House by a vote Of
l32 to 30 aud been sent TO the Sen
ate.
The Charleston &. c. Nr~S and
To2rirr SAYS cd!torially that day by
day the cotton crop Of $3.50 a.
sumo more generous proportions,
and II ere are few who now dispute
lha fact that 1t will be tie Iargc-;
crop ever made. The conditions
.yr been unusually favorable for
maturing tie crop. and in many Of
tie most fruitful sections pIckcrs are
stIil actively at work in the field.
The result OF q proionCation Of the
picking season over the vast area Of
the cotton belt must he an addition
To tic yield, which il as gratifying
as il Was rneNpcctcd 1t seems not
cxtravagant [, hope, with the pres
ent outlook, that the crop Will ap-
proach, il il does not reach the mag
n|lticent total Of 1900 900 bales.
The Lynchburg Iiryiniuu says !:
Beow We give some interesting
news 10 u readers in reyar1sto the
Iynchburg and Durham Railroad F.:
The purchase was completed ycster
day Of a lot IL the town Of Durham
for a depot for the LvLchburg aud
Durham Railroad. 1t Is on Ramsay
street, most eligibly located, and in
all respects desirable. The sum paid
was $500, much lower than other
lots were held at, in one case as
high as $4,000. This purchase may
hc considered a most fortunate one.
President Olcy has contracted for
$1,000 ties 10 be laid on the ten
mile section already graded beyond
Rustburg. The price paid Is twenty
nirc cents apiece. H. sixty days OF
less the ra,ns Will be running thi:
additional ten miles In a few days
Som ,ynnl rnt-S -, nvnVt IN th1
early completion OF the cluitc roa.
may be expected.
The Raleigh Signal, the organ o
the Republican party in Il State
~ Ia favor OF Increasing tie tension
TO Confederate soldiers who wer,
disabled III the war. Tie .>tglat
says The Legislature should no
hesitate to cuact a law g!v;ng III,
Confederate soid.e-S who mere dis
ahled III the war a pension Of n
less ,hnn ven dollars per mcnlh I'll,
State contributes her qln,a of III,
tax bv which the pcns.ou> Of til,
Federal soldiers is laid, aud gu
people Will not complain al TIN
mul>urc OF rc4ict 10 the men VIII,
"leyei the state law and joined III,
Confederate army and did thei
whole duty as. they understood i,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-02

At the. end OF President Cleve.
lands term the Democrats Will have
held the Presiden y just til,y-two
Yeas. beginning wi IL Jefferson, and
At The end OF Ha %rison's term in
1892 the various pa ties opposed 70
the Democrats Will have had the
Presidency fifty two years.-Pro,
yresstce Farmer, Ruleiyh, ". e.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-02
Pomona Hill Nurscric.
POMONA, \. c.
OF GREENSBORO. \. G..

The main line of the Richmond I
Danville Rail Road passes through til
grounds and within $50 feet of III" q.
flee. Salem trains make regular >toI>
twice ,lai Y each way. Those in.crc>
ed in fruit and fruit ~crnwin" are. roe
daily invited 10 inspect this the large
Nursery in the State and one nf y
largest in the South. Stn consists !
Apples. Peach. Pear. Cherry. Plum
Japanese P"i>immon>. .Arricot>. Ne
tarine>. Mnlberrir~. Ounce. Crap"
Figs. RaspberrieS. Cnrrai,t>. Pie Pau
English WalnntS. C~fr~tnutS. Strawb,l
rieS. Roses. Evrryrrcn>. >litlt Trees. x
All the new and rare varieties ~ we
rs the old once which my new Car:
log,,c tor l>>> Will show. Give ycs
order to my authorized Agent. or "r1,
direct from the Nursery. forr>pon
rnce solicited. Descriptive Cataioy,t
tree TO applicants.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-02

j. VAN. IIEDLEY,
Pomona. Gulltrr,l County, N. G.
~ Reliable Statesmen wanted i
every County. \ good paying cou M
Sion will be given.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-02
a CHILD IN THE FIGHT.
RICH HlLL., Mo July !, lSs9.

The Swift Specific Co, A,Iap,a, Ga. (:
Gentlemen Our little Girl when
but three weeks Odd broke out with
eczema We tired the prescr4p,i"n
from several good doctors, bat with
out any special benefit. We tried
). ) :, and by the time y h,,,Ie
was gone, her head began to heal,
and 10y the time She tad taken SIX
lot les She was completely cared
Now She has a full AMI heavy head
Of halr-a robust healthy child. /
tcei 1t tut my dnty 10 make tins
statement. tespec tally,
Ii. /. SHORE.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
ta>c> mailed free.
LIE SWIFT Specific Co: d aver
), Atlanta, Ga.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-02

Gen. ] l@r~,..c .Ione> j 80 he ed
ttn-ln eJiet II the .A>he.i,ie Cttiztu.
y ~. / III n.u.l lccr->
Nnotaer hl4s. III Bank of Com
mtree. So "a established at Raj
rich L a.n have a y%aI,ital 1T
$500, ysl
u K. ! M,Al.n die AT Char
/ tie la-r n,-h. w. see :, stated
'h2, IT, W l,rt.ue Of $4,000, at
least. ana trnt me Insurance upon
his u:y announced TO $4,000.
y Ieffn4neit ol%eatlza'ion Of the
Confederate l'tl>.on Association
vi, hI.Ie "a; Raleigh last week.
Julian >. Car Vas elected Presi-
dclt, aut ". {. >tronach Secretary.
. Vt Y~anceyv;!le, Friday. Jan. %,
in a lrizz' ing rain. John Yancey,
coiorcl. was banged for the murder
OF another co.orei Man. He con
tossed his guilt and expressed the
icpe that his soul would be saved.
Wilmington Star: Big hogs are
an interesting topic. We have
noted in our exchanges the following
reports tor the winter. There have
been slaughtered many big poker>,
but not such large ones as We have
seen III ONE other years: Catawba
40 p",nds; Halifax 46l Stokes
Jl5; franklin $50 and $50; Wake
ilG R4chn"nd $50; Robson G30;
Wayn. Goo and Forsyth 1913. SO
Forsyth takes the bladder and the
rig,a,l. We anxiously await other
reports.
Charlotte News: Capt. S. Is. Alex
andcr was on the streets to-day, and
was ,een hy q Ne~s reporter. He is
in good spirits and takes his detea,
gracefully. Capt. Alexander says
that interest at Raleigh now cen,ers
in the proposition to establish a rail
road commission, and hat the can
didates for places are legion. The
scramble is almost unparalleled III
the history of the State. Such il
the rush that Capt. Alexander thinks
the Legislature will 80 frame the
bill as to throw the election of off.
Gers into the hands OF the Governor.
Fayetteville Observer: To give
our readers some idea OF the enor-
nous number OF negroes who are
daily %emigrating to the t%nrpentin+
regions OF South Carolina and Geor-
ga, it Is only necessary to state that
twelve cars, literally packed with
negroes from this State passed
! through Marion last Wednesday
night. Evey day for the past three
weeks, sc learn, one or more carr
have been filled with turpentine
hands bound tor that section, aud
several extra traits have heeu rui.
TO acconnModa'e this class OF travel.
A~hevj'le Cirlzen An accident
on tie j. I. y. and Ga. Railroad,
rear GfcensiIlc. Tenn, on Saturday
. night, caa~cI the death Of three
49, '0'"" """ -"
lfaiI'' ne east bound passenger
t'asn ran iHio a ffe!:ht standing on
zee sN'ci ~ i.'uerS saa'i"h ana
three m"n We're killed. The ireigh,
team bad teen ordered to take the
! sac 'fack at the point named and
All ior ac passenger train. This
was d'i:'. i%,n'i'y the nas~e"gs'
lam '''e' ~ >''"e means 'ht
s"l}th VAS lett open, and The Passen
; ger tam %!inn.@t into this ore'
SWITCH ana c''i'de'i WITH the ireiGft
+ WIN "'>a>'F'a' results. DIR. ANt
b"'s'a vas euyineer on the passen
GEE ''a'n, IL "as KILLED anu M
l'eii,a'', Nh ii1>i', so seriously In
, lnftd that ne WAS reported dying a
me liEt ISIS Vas written. IN un
Ah'"" ma: : tramp was Killed
, Hickory CIiip.r: One If III,
: nos. wonderful lhIn,s that has 90.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-02
Try Taylor's Premium Cologne
d RING ALL OF YOUR WAGONS

ID RING ALL OF YOUR WAGONS
IL AND BCGGIES AND SHOES
Ia ID. ;. Hinton at his home IL mile
south OF Cedar Grove. TO be repaired.
lie will take pleasure IN repairing all
kinds Of work. Painting and Varnish-
in. will be carefully done. and The best
material will be used. | williry TO do
your WORK just as good as a4lAone. and
TOT less money. Give me a trial and |
VII do my best to please you. shop
Respectfully,