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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-19
For he Obser,e,.


justice Dc Done.
Mr. EDITOR: VII vou ci,e Us
spa g in your palerito write a t,u
lines. We are moi in. the ha',., Of
writing for newspapers. o 10 Ne
wish I" get into any conuo,er>,
"lth Your c"rre>.,onden;s. Blu, ~hvn
We see justice SUPPRESSED We cannot
'eira.r fr"m raising orr voices and
coming TO The rescue. WeLa.e Tor
some tire been readin- IN >onr
paper several articles en,anatlug
from correspondents a, sweet SUGAR
HE. aud their tex,s generally sec.ns
t" he taken on the two ~a>psrau,s 1"r
Clerk 81 the Superior Court. In
your last weeks paper, ,onr CORES
pendent who signs himself "Oid
sugar Hill Do,ter," favor, the nomi.
ration Of Mr. S. NJ. Ga,,ls Tor Clerk.
Iii" first question lie asks is "Wh,
/ >hnr'l here he any change made 9"
INCA. Gain be asks "Would !, be
Just. would IL be right. to turn their
hacks utun him and rtiu>e IL tnni.
rate hriu to All Office which he has
filed 50 accep'abl, = Aud he for.
'her says tia, they have no'hnn. TO
gam by removing hun 1anl putting
III another man, becau>eAn"iher ,nan
wants it. Oh Inconsistency thol
art a Jewel Your cc.resp"nde.,
certainly cannot deny tie lac, tha,
; Maj II Hamilton wa placed in charge
of The otfice by Dr.. Pride Jones
) when he retired en- OF SICK
ness. and when DR.. Jones saw that
his sickness was Of a serious nature
he resigned in iavor OF Major Ham
i.,on. We call upon every lair and
reasonably minded man in old Or
' ange TO agree with us when we "a,
7 that Major Hamilton was vi'tuali,
the Clerk, and only needed the sane
l. ton of Judge Gilmcr 10 confirm hi
cierkship. But 10 aud hehold an
d other aspirant bobbed his head u,
d and says hold up ,he,e, I'll taxi
II that, aud at this jurc;ure go be
e iweens were called into requlsit,o,
k and defeated the Major and the o,he
man too. Aud a dark horse wa
@ called upon The theatre of action, a.
Ie ready saddled and brid,ed, and h
lie rides in" The curtain tails a..d Nj
,e 5. NJ. GalliS is seen behind til
is scenes Now TIL. b,lny> us to ,h
,r point to show the Inconsistency {
j. YOUR correspondent. The first qne'
g ton he asks why should there |
1t. a change? We rise to a q~uestio
=. Of privilege and ask why was Maj
Hamilton removed from an OH,
y, that virtually belonged to him, an
at another man put IN his stead? Sc
ondly. Your correspondent ass
h. would it be just, would it be RICH
g to turn ,her backs upon him? No
IS | rise again with my whole arm,
We "n ard ask your correspondent an
i. every intelligent 70 er in old 0
IS ange the question. vas i, right, W:
Nv 1t just, tor Judge GiI.aer to turn b
o. back upon Maj. Hamilton and dri
N, rim rom his .tice because t
"a thought it would make another ua
80 mad. We call upon. the good pc
h. pie Of Orange t9 Took tits matte
n, square in the ace and ask themselv,
cd has Maj. Hamilton been dealt WI,
he squarely aud FLY. Let justice tai
al place though the heavens tall.
,5 FAIL PLAY.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-19
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS,

Rev. J. T. Harris. Pre>idin. E.
3cr=ot the Durham District, is now
prominently spoken Of as successor
to Dr. Is. I. Dixon as Superintend.
ent ct the Oxford Orphan Asylum.
vt a meeting Of the Trinity Col
lege Bn:lllng Committee on The I'd
instant, Mir. ". Duke was appointed
4 committee OF II I" contract for
the brick for The erection OF the
building it viii be of pressed BRICK
trimmed with stone.
Raleigh Evening Visitor During
Ithe career OF Rev. DR.. Jones, late
President Of the Greensboro Female
College, he had more than three
thousand Young ladies under Lis
charge, and out Of this number four
hundred and uinety three were grad
mates. This is a splendid showing
and record of which few eau boast.
Pittsboro Record :eTnc newspa-
pers of the State ought to call the
a tentioh OF their readers to a rccen,
decision OF onr Supreme Court, ,ha,
shows the Importance Of aimnnistra
tors and executors publ: hing The
notice TO creditors required by sec
ton 141l Of the Code. The dec:s
ion was rendered in the case If Love
vs.. Ingram, reported in the last vol
ume Of the North Carolina Reports
which was an action brought b,
creditors OF a deceased person
against his executor for the paymen'
Of money. The defendant p..adet
the statute OF LIMITATIONS, becaus,
the action bad not been begun with
III se>en years after his appointment
as executor. The 60 TT decided
against him, however, because h,
did MOI allege and prove that he ba,
advertised for creditors, as required
bylaw. Chief Justice Mer,imon, i,
delivering the opinion, SAID ,ha, ,hl
notice TO creditors was 'reasorabl,
and just, and the statute expressi,
provides that it shall he published
The statute will not help the execn
tor or administrator If he lalls To ub
>ttve its requirements"
Raleigh News and Observer Sew
eral months ago Mr. BirisoEg, Stat,
Librarian, started OUT with the in
'ention Of securing a picture for tn
library collection of the first sofdl,
Killed IL the late war, Henry I
Wyatt, Of The Edgecombe Guard
Killed at the battle OF Bethel. Ate
considerable correspondence be ha
secured an authentic photograph 0
Mr.. Wyatt, which has been enlarge,
10 cabIHe. size by Mr.. G P. Whar
ton, IL Of the best artists in To,
south aud the Liblarlan desires t.
sell enough Of these, at 80 cent
each, to enable him to have an oi
ralltlnG made far the State. A trie
history Il tEls gallant North Caro-
lina soldier will be printed on tn
back Of tie photograph. We earnes,
~ hope The Librarian may he as .uc
cessful II dl>posing OF The pictures a
he la. been in securing the photo
graph, and at an early day the paint
NC VIII he %tlacc,i IN the Library
those desiring \ copy - the photo
graph place their orders eithe
With the Sta,e Librarian or Mr.
harich. and As soon as the picture
are made will be delivered and ,h,
Price collected.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-19

English SPAWN Lnlment removes
al Haze, SOFT or Cai.oused Lump-
and bienisico from hotseS. Blood
>a.'n>, Curb>, Spiints, Sweeney,
lsug bone, >ttie,, Sprains, ali SwoI-
&" Throa;>, Cough, etc. save $50
ty u>e IT one bottle. Warranted
.he most wonderful Blcmi>h Cure
ever known, SID " .. Hooker,
Dru.ui~:. iItil~boro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-19

Mr.. aud Mas Liteli, of Hunting.
burg, Ind, say That about one
year ago. their little girl was entire
- cured OF an annoying eruption OF
the skin and a local blood disorder.
tv the use If three bottles # 5. :.
;. There is 10 rae OF the skin
disease left, and the blood has been
III perfect order ever since, aud the
general health If tue Child Vas reyer
= good as now They viii take
pleasure IA answering any letters IN
i,24fi . the cs,l. Is case
Ire" j~c on Bluoi and Skin Dis
casts mated Tree
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-19

pY VIRTUE OF POWER conferred
cntcof on the 2.th day 81 April. lo>2. hy
W. 4. Siriyhorn and wife Caroline
strayhoin To john l.. Markham. record
Ell III Book ID. page 80. Registers Office
oi Orange County. y. g.: one executed
on the 18th Il OF Man. lSsG. by ". a.
>fIsixhoril nld wife Garnliu. ~Strayhorn
10 John l.. Markham. recorded in Book
IL. page Al. Register, Office Of Orange
County. y. land one executed on the
lst day Of April. lss2. by ". \. Stray
norm and vile Caroline StrayhOrn 10
James Webb. Ir. and Jo-. &. Webb. re-
corded IN Book ID. t,tge 40. Register
Office Of Orange County. Y. e.. and by
>afi james Webb. Jr. and .Jo-. {. Webb
transferred 70 John T.. Markham. We
vii! sell 10 the highest bidder tor cash
AZ the court house door in fIili-boro.
Orange county. y. g.. 1T IL o'clock. NJ.
on tIe 9th Gay 81 August. 1880. three
tracts Oh land described and conveyed
III sall mortgage deeds.
Dine tract coDtainln. 20 - acres.
Inofe OF les.
Que tract containing 9. = acres,
more or le>-.
One tract containing II 10 acres.
more or less.
JOHN l. MARKHAM.
N"rtA.ee.
II. II. MARKHAM.
y T.. FOSTER.
TguS.t-ss - john /. Markham.
- y }l Te*
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-19
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Atlanta, Ga.

why does tu>ne>, continue I,
increase at the Book Store. BE.
cause tie leolle lave found on,
they can Get just What they want Ii
The inc u Stationery. School Books
Bank Books, Bibles, Pocket Books
IuA~, g..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-19
- Office next door - Dr. Hookar's
fTug store. Open every day.
CTATElOF NORTH CaROIINi.1
" ORANGE COUNTY.
Clean X. johnson
.fgriRs{
Nary Johnson.
PUBLICATION.

The asaiye entitled case i an action
for divorce. and tie -1id defendant i A
NONRESIDENT 81 tie STAT. III North Car
niiua. II i thrrcip}t. ordered that pub
LEGATION BE- made in the ORANGE COM
~ O~BSEtt|ER. ii Ee"-f1fcr published
III the County 81 Orange, tor TX success
~iye mcek,. ccmrnanIlu. the ~tiI de-
fenlai1t 10 be and appear n the next
tenn Of the superior Court to be held
for the County 81 oralsZt ~ the court
house IN ffI.i-t,oro Oh tie .'fl MONDAY
before tie IL Noiriay ii September.
lsgD. t. answer the pleading. herein. or
the plssntif' sill apply - The Court for
the relief 1"ln8utie,l III sail complaint
Witne--. NJ. t4fti-. clerk Of SAID
Cont. al Ollie in IIill-boro the 2stl.
DAY Of May. l>9O.
: VI. GATTIS.
Clerk nf Superior toUrt.
~trn1"ick &, Parish Attorney.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-19

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m,,o ,La u.1., II .hi.h ;..v-
.,ls.l H.. .,riki,. ,i.,n,. !,
-, A,.,., ,,,,h., 81 p.,ersons
No,ox ,,irl stands Win ,
), ,or ma c~omn,.,a,v
.lu,,.3 ,b,, sb.i.
.livio,s ,ac, ,L,t,h. lo,,I. !
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-19

The reason RADAN'S MICROBE
KILLER is the most wonderful medi-
cine. is because it has never failed in
any Instance. 10 matter What the dis
ease. from LEPROSY TO the simplest
disease known to the human system.
The scientific men of to-day claim
and prove that every disease is caused
by Microbes. and RADAM'S MItROBE
KILLER eXterminates the Microbes
and drives them out of the system. and
when that is lone o cannot have All
ache Or pain. No matter what The dis
ease. whether . simple case Of Maiarial
Fever or i combination ut diseases, we
cure them all Ut the same time. rs we
treat AL diseases con>titutiDnaliv.
Asthma. Consumption. (atalrh. Brou-
chitis. Rheumatism. kidney ami Liver
Diseases. Chiils aud Fever. Female
TROUBLES iii All it, forms. and. in fact.
IeyerY disease known to the human SIS
tenn.
BEWARE or FIR FRAUDULENT IN
ITATION>.
See that our Trademark {same a,
aboNteappea on each Jug.
send for book History ofthe Nicrohe
Killer. given away BY
W. A. HAYES.
Druggist. II'lI~horo.
or u. NCfAUIEY.
thane! Xii.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-19
Democratic CDuns W 9n-
Ns.ntiOn.


~ a meeting 81 Tie Democratic
>,m'"''t'c oiaa2e
n,1c,.,I,i., -.
J., held on W.ln,ania,. I,Iy on,t
I" noniha q Legislative inl Coun-
, ,,cNea,
I.lI "''' ~
II cAry1S
Com'n DIN. TX. Com. Ut Oranor
Couniy
nx,,n1
,,.,
r,o..
-
81.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-19

Ifch, Mango, and Scratches on hu-
mail "r anmas cured in 80 minutes
by Wooltord's Sanitary Lotion.
This never tails. Sold by O. Hooker,
Druggist, II.llsboro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-19
+ CoES.NPTIoS ISCURABLE?

Read the tolloving Mr.. c. II
Morris, Newark. ARK, says: Nv As
down viii. Assess OF Lungs, ami
friends and physicians pronounced
me an Iuctrab.e Cousamyti.e De
g4u taking Dr.. Kings Ne" Discov
cry t1r { n-nmpt ~, am &" Oh my
third brttlc. Al au.e [" oversee TIE
.or: os5 ~: tsrm Il is the hre>t
Ii eliclne eser made.
jesse Nh iIewar,, Decatur. O'.i",
say, IIa1 1t not cen t"r Ut
E.ug New y scover4 Tor C"n>nnp-
nnn | Would have died oi Lung
Troubles. Was given up BY doc
tors. Am Dos ~ best Il health.
Ttv Il. Sample bottles free at v
\. Hayes Drugstore.
There are many books tina, cannes
be kcut In stock, SO | rave made ar
rancpreuts with one OF the larges'
-, ( houses in America to Aup,.i,
~ with any book you cray vat
aud YOU Nil get theni a. Mesr p,ice
Very truly,
w bID(ltAN
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-19

Having qualified a. Esecurrix an
Execute Of the itSt sill auli testament
Of III" III. Enterf talcet:. y" rcque-.
any ger~ou Indebted - the estate ~
make iALInciltl" pa Ii'at u =. 24tl
those having ciain. against the estate
~ present them 10 u, property anthem
treated Oh ~ belr,- tisc -! day ot
.JHf. i-9l. nr thi- notice wiil Il plead
III bar ~ their rcst,.crt.
This ~ .i4y ri Jun. i>+p-
u. !. FAUCErT.
Ex-vnrrix.
E. y. fAEtErT
L4tutot.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-19
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vi. - q LI+.F,
>~preuto, lii.
The morning call., 1890-11-06
SEA AND SHORE.
Activity Among the Shipping ON
the Bay.
The Helen Mar Driven Out of the Arctic.
A Troublesome Second Eate-Arri.
val of More Whalers.

There was activity among the shipping on
the bay yesterday, the acknowledgements
having been made: Ship w. j. Pirrie,
stream to sea; bark General FairChild,
stream to sea; schooner Olga, stream to
sea-wall; schooner Enterprise, stream to
Fremont; ship Manuel Laguna, stream to
Main street; bark Northern Light, stream
to Arctic Oil Works; schooner Jennie The
lin. stream to Oakland; bark Sea Ranger,
stream to Folsom street; schooner Bonanza,
stream to Oakland Creek schooners Cen
eral Banning and Emma Utter. stream to
sea-wall; schooner American Girl, stream
to Main street; bark General Fairehild,
Main street to Pacific Rollng-mills; brig
Meyers, stream to Arctic Oil Works. To-
day the ship Johnstown will shift from the
stream to Long Bridge, the Fort James from
Port Costa to the stream and the Tacoma
from Fremont-street Wharf to Port Costa
Howard Wharf is receiving long-needed
repairs. New piles are being driven and the
old, WORKOUT plankS replaced.
DRIVEN OUT OF THE ARCTIC.
Captain Ellis Of the bark Helen Mar ac-
counts for the failure of that vessel to catch
any whales by saying that early in the sea-
son the bark was driven out of the Arctic by
a hurricane and did not succeed in getting
back until it was too late for active work.
The Mar left here last December, and in
consequence of the bad luck none of the
crew made a cent by the cruise. Second
Mate Mahoney caused so much trouble on
the northward voyage that at Port Clarence
he was transferred to the schooner Mary
Thomas. On that vessel lie created so many
fights that he was put on the beach and lett
to shift for himself. The schooner Bonanza
picked him up.
There were five departures yesterday and
fifteen arrivals of coast vessels, The
weather at the heads was so foggy that out
going and incoming vessels were greatly re-
tardcd and had to grOpe their way slowly to
prevent running ashore.
The steamer Oregon arrived from Port
land and Astoria with eighty-six cabin pas
sengels. siXty-nine in the steerage and an
unusually heavy cargo of general merchan-
disc and Oregon products.
RATURNING FROM CRUISES.
Since the season closed in northern
waters the whalerS are returning from their
cruise in the Arctic. Five more arrived in
port yesterday, and their catch was reported
To the Merchants Exchange as follows:
lane. 9 right whales, bowhead, sperm;
barkentine Lydia, ri1ht, l sperm; bark
Triton, 4 bowhedds: schooner Mary III.
Thomas, clean.
The schooner Premier arrived from the
salmon canneri at Kayak Island, Alaska
The body of Chinese who died on Sertem-
Der 18th was among the cargo. 1t was
picked in barrel of brine. The schooner
made the voyage down the coast in eighteen
days.
The Willie r. Hume, the first four-masted
barkentne that ever entered this port, IS
diScharging cargo OF lumber from Coos
Bay, at Howard Wharf 8.
The United States surveying steamer Nc
Arthur returned from cruise near Hum
boldt.
The morning call., 1890-11-06

prices touched 541@, loss of 6s per cent, while at
the close it reached only 50. In railroads sudden
and pronounced weakness was developed in Van
derbiits, and the list could not withstand such in
fuence. The final changes with few exceptions re-
suited in material losses. New York Central is
down pa, Lake Shore g Missouri Pac fc and Union
Pacific each 49, and Others for fractional amounts
Governments steady. Spot Petroleum opened at 10
and closed at So December opened at 1919 aud
closed at 1919.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-United States Bonds: as,
l2l1a: 41a's, 1903: Northern Pacific, 2S1a Cana
dian Pacific, 1914 Central Pacific 3o14; Union Pa
cifc, 1876 Atchison. 341s; WellsFargo, 14o; West
crn Union, sig; Silver, JOG; Sterling, 81 81
ga s51a.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5. - Wheat, cash. 81 Os;
December, 81 OF.
Flour-Steady.
CofTee-$17 20.
Sugar-5 5-l6@5 15-16c.
Hdes-131ac.
Copper-Lake. $16 rs.
Tin-Spot, $21 30
Lead-Domestlc, 50 so.
Iron-$l4.
Petroleum-7S34c.
The morning call., 1890-11-06
Funeral of Mre. Annie f. Cavalry.

Funeral of Mrs. Annie e. Cavalry.
The funeral of Mrs. Annie E., wife of
Captain John NJ. Cavalry, took place yes
terday afternoon from the residence. 1915
Suffer street, and was very largely attended
by the friends of the family. including the
commanders of nearly every steamer in
port. The floral gifts were not only profuse,
but of every design suitable TO tile occasion.
The. services were conducted by Rev. DIR.
Mackenzie, who, in a feeling address, spoke
the amiable lady, whose loss SO many
friends would mourn. Musical services were
rendered by the chor of the First Presby-
terrain Church, who sang several hymns.
Captain Cavalry has the deep sympathy of
the. community in his bereavement. Mrs.
Cavalry had been an invalid for over twelve
NparS
The morning call., 1890-11-06
THE STOCK MARKET.

The best prices for mining stocks yesterday were
not high the best prices of Monday, but quota
lions showed an advance over Mondays closing fig.
ures. Trade was fair.
Local securities were dull, with sharp advance
in S. V. Water to $96 and decline in Hawaiian
Commercial TO $1S 80. S. F. Gas advanced to
$59 80, but subsequently fell back to $5S 1919 bid
The Bannster Mining Company of Montana will
pay dividend of &c per share, $6OO0 on the 9Th
This is the third div idend by that mine
The morning call., 1890-11-06

II lGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTH
II ing, gold, lewelry, books. KLEIN 100 Sixthst
~ BRILLIANT. DEALER IN DRESS GOODS,
i fine cloaks, carpets furniture. household goods,
etc. sold Oh easy payments. 2O9 Mason ST. DEL BIN
QUIET HOME IN CONFIN EMENT: Is CAPP ST.
" I5th q Howard. MRS BREW ER. midwife u I'm
The morning call., 1890-11-06

@l4c a foot; Side Leather, 129l4c . foot; Calf
skins. 6Ot@75c q 10; Kips, $3696O 2 doz; NO L
Harness. 27@30c: N 10. 2 do, 22gZoc p 10 oro.e,
terms net cash Cube. Crushed. Extra Pow d ie
and Fine Crushed, all $3.50; Dry Granulated; o5scC'
Confectoners' A. &c; Extra G. 5$sc; GOLDEN =,
51sc p 10; Bags, 14c more than bbls fol
the American Sugar Refinery quotes as , io,-
lows, terms net cash: Extra fine Cube. Crushed,
Fine Crushed and Powdered 6l4c . 10; Extra aa
Fine Powered. 61ac; Dry Granulated DC; "A no:
&c: ConfectIoners' A, 5Mc; White Extra " o2sci
Extra G, 5IAc; Golden c. Sc 2 To-
The morning call., 1890-11-06
A QUEER BOY.

G- doesn't like study, it "weakens his
e. eyes,"
q y But the fright sort" of book will insure
@ga surprise.
" Let 1t be about Indians pirates or bears,
And he's lost for the day to all mundane affairs;
BY sunligh gaslight lis vision IS clear.
Now iSnt that queer?
At thought of GRAND he's tired as hound"
Very weary OF life and of - tramping around
But If there's band circus in sight,
II Will follow 1t gladly from morning till night.
The Snowman Will capture him some day, fear,
For he is SO queer
II there's work in the garden his head "aches to
split,'
And his back is so lame that he " can't dig bit"
But mention baseball, and he's cured very soon;
Aud he'll dig for woodchuck the whole afternoon
Do you think he plays postum? He see ms quite
sincere;
But-isn't he queer9
w H. S., in November st. Nicholas.
The morning call., 1890-11-06
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov 5.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. s.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Wheat dull.
Barley advanced
Oats and Germ steady.
Rye In larger receipt.
Feedstuirs strong.
Ground Barley advanced.
Buckwhcat firm but dull.
Beans unsettled.
Hay in light receipt.
Hops very firm.
New York Prune market firm.
Potatoes plentiful and weak.
Onions firm.
Butter and Eggs unchanged.
Cheese firm.
Two cars of Eastern Poultry in.
Game weaker.
Grapes and Melons lower.
Pears higher.
ear of italian Garlic arrived
The morning call., 1890-11-06

T MATTHEW'S PHARMACY. COR. POST AND
y Powell sts.-NaSeliue Sc Sozodont SOC. Florida
water sc, LubiH'S perfume SOC, Hunyadi water
IS cit. magnesIa zoe camph ice l5c; no commits
sfpuS paid for praserjptiOuS, nos 1T
The morning call., 1890-11-06
The Grand Hotel.

The Grand Hotel resumed business YES.
terday, $50 rooms not of the 4G5 having been
found in good condition after the fire.
Manager Thorn of the Palace and Grand
hotels arrived last Monday from his ranch.
and says that the owner may decide to re-
pair tie building since the walls were not
pat erially damaged
The morning call., 1890-11-06

Gl7E EACH-l0O LOTS IN TIE BEAUTIFUL
ID y suburbs of Lorin; no such bargains ever
offered in Oakland; right in the march of Immedi-
ate improvements; new ferry to San Francisco;
new street-car line to Oakland; come at once before
prices advance; sure TO make money; lots 25N 1856:
SIS down. So per month CLOUGH Il BAKER
9SA Washington If
The morning call., 1890-11-06

Steamers sail to-day are the Los Angeles for
San Pedro the Coos BAY for Little River the Cres-
cent City for Crescent City and the Emily for Coos
Bay. The Pomona falls due from san Diego, the
Coos Bay from Little River, the Gypsy from the Sa
linas River, the Newport from Eel River aud the
Santa Cruz and Yaquina from the southern coast.
The schooner Vega, 233 TONS loads merchandise
for Central America barkentine w. r. Hume, Luni-
Der at Port Bakeley for Melbourne Cos.
The morning call., 1890-11-06

y and soId; hghest Price paid. II25la Maraet. u
II YOU WANT TO BUILD CHEAPLY CALL AND
cur 4-room houses for $1,000: 5-roOm. $3.50:
Groom houses, $500. KAN y Co, architects
1917 Market ST. near Seventh. oc25 Sm
The morning call., 1890-11-06

that had been captured that morning, two of
these were mammoth fellows that would
weigh thirty or forty pounds each. 1t is evil
dent that within another year or two the
Feather will be well stocked with these
Splendid fish, as they are already quite plen-
tifuI
The morning call., 1890-11-06

GOOD BUSINESS INVESTMENT CAN BE
VI made by purchasing merchant tailormade
business suit for $15, made by leading merchant
tailor for $50 ORIGINAL MfSFIr CLOTHING
PARLORS, COZ. Post and Dupont Sts.
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Malice Alleged.

John Williams. also known as and called
Jack Williams, has sued to recover 5000
damages from Charles CuHeo for causing his
arrest and Imprisonment on an alleged false
and malicious charge of having stolen 500
In Alameda County on August 19.h last
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Rrmandedt to China

Commissioner Ward McAlllster Jr. re-
manded Pong Leong Go into the custody of
United States Marshal Long yesterday
for deportation to China. The claims he
made Tor landing were found to present ir-
rec0Dcilable contradictions.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The stock market to-day
reactionary in its nature. The bears got
TO work In sugar this morning, and the selling was
heavy aud attended by considerable excitement,
the stock dropping per to 81 In the first
hour. Feeble rallies took place In the STOCK from
time time during the day, but late In the day its
The morning call., 1890-11-06

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