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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

Raleigh Chronicle Wien the
500 itr.n-e TAX aas i'm ,.u>ci on
each brand II fsr:.Izer ;hrf. Aete
"i"v n3 ur::sd- n sac II tie c,ate
Nv .n-fc arr 3lS trands Oh sale,
..der re 'ua'nase tax -s-;en.
J IN Boyd, the n"sr" charged
Win lta,n ~T- King Was art..:tie,:
~ .Me,kltnt nts Cfim,na. crlft aud
y > let1iI,ie.! 10 submit 10 a charge
OF larceny. The .ui,c,Men, was for
bury a,v J"d,e Meares sentenced
hl,a 10 ten years III the pt.il,eutls-y.
Tn- Geld weather has played
havoc with Sampson c.1nty truck
vrs Beans aud straw berries have
been greatly damaged. The buckle
berry crop will also he cut SD ort.
All ctttr croDs are seriously IL
jnre1. The damage is estimated by
The Caucasian at irom $4,000 ~
So 900.
Concord Standard: Mrs. Hooks
of Staniy county, gave birth las,
week To SIX we'll developed chtl.
lren-tour boys and two 9 rls
Four of the children have since died
Tni. lady has in the past gwen birth
10 Twins and tritie,s. THIS las,
recurti, however, IS e4uailei only
se.era! times before, 50 We ave III
formed BY rleiica! authority.
At TIC Ia, ZEN q: Caswe;l cou,,
a II table case ended Mss Juani,s
Murray, of Burlington. brought SUI,
gnins William b Hay, OF the SAT-.
place, Tor le'a,n&'ion OF cla,actcr
baslny the action Ara' The erini'a
docket, and n"' seeking money, She
was REPRESENTED by j. =. Boyd an,
Jacob Long. ana Mr.. Hay by J NJ
Morehead aud J. L Hauiug-r
Muci, interes. vas nan tested aut
bolh sides were ably pfe-ented. II,
Greensboro Record says Hay wa,
found guilty. and TIE character q
Miss Murray fully vinl.ca'ed. I'll.
Judge taxed HAY With all the costs
mc.ud.ng $500 for Miss Murray
lawyers ices. III ali amounting L
Sl,5Uo.
New Berne Journal We .
TO learn from a letter recently /.
ceised by a gentleman in this place
U.at the indis. osition of Senate
Vance renders II nee, ssary that b.
should leave Congress and visi
N"r,h Car.l,na tor rest aud ,ecure,
alton. This he VIII probably do, b,
tie advice Of his physicians, IN a iev
days. He VIII have the hearted
wishes OF u people OF all clas>e
a"i parties trr his speedy and pc,
Man.nt recovery, aud for The enjoy
ment Of his future oid-tlte goo
health aud activity. He has heret,
tore been benefited by the iL.,e
Grating air OF Beaufort hart'or Ma
is there one of The pleasArles
months in the year. He w"uI
therefore be benefited by a visit ,
that place, and he would always b
cordially greeted in this section ,
North Carolina.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30

Died IN Li,;le River toNnship on
the morning OF he 29,L ii March,
1892. Lille Allen Murphy Walker,
o"iy child OF James A. aud Lucy j.
Walker, aged II months ard days.
THIS has G,l taken another flower
rem earth aud planted it in gip'y.
MAY the patents look up by faith TO
Io't III say hat The cts'I cannot
come 10 them, but tney can <" 10
it, 4a'i ever be present with the
Lord, is the prayer Of the writer.
r
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30
EUGkiEN'S ARNICA SALVE.

TIE ljes& Save 10 the world fl
Gus. BRUISES, Sores, Ulcers, Sait
lthrnn, Feve, Sores, letter, Chap
ped lands, Ltiib.alns, Corn>, aud
al Sen Ernr1iuns. and ,o,ltiveI,
cures Piles, or no pay required L
ia guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or none refunded Price
% cents per box. For safe by "
y. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30

Wilmington Messenger.

The position Of the State Demo,
cratic Committee is, we believe, the
true one. Ii IL tor Democrats Only
TO attend Democratic Conventions.
Why shall 4 man not loyal 10 De
mOcracy he wiling to at'eId or 70
pretend 70 be what he is not \
Democratic Convention is for Dem
ocra,s and not Tor Republicans OF
Third party advocates or for any
man Unu - plotting treason TO III,
party aui means TO knife the prtncl
pts and it, candidates. Let Iowa
men meet AVID let the disioyal ne,
Keep cut. Take "a vote upon Oruan
Izatiun OF the meetings pleGyin-
Every participant I" stand by III,
deliberations. .ncluilny la>torln ant
candidates, or tClIrr al cn,e. IhI'
is no time Tor hiding ,"ur poi tica
light unler n tu,h,l. Put 900
Democratic light where ii 4 J.,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30
s)t LAND.

By virtue Of i decree of me superior
curt II Orange County lu.de IN the
case OF Or. Villa >truawick. Admin
i~tra1or al +. \. >~truiwich. against
Rosa Is ~StrulWick and others. /. viii
sell IL tn court house COR IN Hills
hor", on Friday the 18Th 1.tt o. May.
l>52. two small but yaIuaui. tracts .:
land oil tie southern bolinda4: - %.
iill!>boro the first Tract Ahowu - :l.e
May" utcr. adjoining John Cate. Dr.
" IN ~>trtiIwick AMI others. containing
~ :cie>. more Or les: the atncr tract
>ou,il II he first n|ounLai,s. and ron-
tallilg ~ acres. more or les.
Terms Of sale tne-h4li cash. hal
'nce IN > mohIh>. honi and =. unity
re>rrving tit'e until iully paid.
This lIth day ~ Apri. IstI.
WILLIAM >IRCbNiCk.
tosirtSs luatT.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30
MILTON, FLORIDA.

!. This is 10 certify tina, | have been
afflicted with Scrofu'a, or B."n.l
Poison, for q number Of years. The
b"st physicians of Mobile and tbs
city said nothing conli be done for
ne J also tack a large quantity of
-, hnt found no reIlet IL anything
that | took: My limbs We're a mass
Of ulcers, ard when | was sene TO a
physician in Mobile my eutire body
was = mass Of sores. | bad glen
u, all hope, and as a las, resor, tried
P.P Z. Pr!ckIy Ash, Poke Root
and Potassium. and after using four
bottles (smali -1ze) the sores have
entirely disappeared, aud my gen
eral health was never better .han at
the present time, and peolIe Tat
Sno" me think It a wonderful cure.
Respectfully,
Ut ~ \ Tnnh
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30

The i'!elmpn, Herald, published
a, Lraksvll!e, y. G., says
Annug Tie Distinguished Moth
Ca,o.inians prominently slo.en Of
byAhe press OF the State tor Cover
nor, is The namc OF Col. J ). Carr, q
mau OF great prpnlariiy aud naked
abilities 1t is safe TO say that no
man can more wor,hlly fiji he place
than }. 5. Carr. He has the conf
dencc and love of The PEOPLE Of
North Carolina, and would MAKE an
admirable Governor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30
ELIZA TODD

Doctors may differ in opinion AS
to the cause otthat feeling Of iangaor
and fatigue so prevalent in the
sp'ing; but al! ay,ee as 70 what is
the best renedy for it, namely,
Ayers Sarsarari,Ia it makes tho
weak strong, and eflec,ually re
moves that tired feeling
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30
SAN JOSE. CAL
aud over
November %, 1891

November %, 1891.
Watson & Co san Francesca
DEAR SIRS: With tie use OF the
E~lectropoise my wife has very sue.
cessfu!ly treated a cast Of sca,it,
fever our faulty. Our len year
old daughter, since the date OF my
las' letter, has daily improved.
The rash with which her body
was covered has entirely disappear.
cd. Now The tulicIe is peel,ny on
Of her eyes. which at frs, were Qui't
blood shot, a'e now clears le>,er
day she vas taken out for a two.
hear, ride. The disease commenced
With sore throat We thought il
h9lhny more until the rasn Al
peatei.
The ,poise was applied t. III,
throat !"r h.'1 an hour ard thea Il
tn" alt>t tur an hour. AS near n.
my uite can call to mind. Two trea,
u1"uts yer. made tn. FIRST jaw az,
- ~ oe'o''' h' liz !'tiS'
worked ike a charm, Grirk!v ARES:
II. the int1amnaIlrn III tie ii.,a
and checking tn. .,vyr.
Subsequent treatment WAS from
twenty minutes 10 half an hour ..
til" wrls' and an nour on The ankle
40 physician Was called and ~
medicine II Any kind yl.en.
We have had the large in>,iumpn
Ea".ng IN our sitting . for
yeal na>I; have allowed our neigh
bor- |" use it, and must say tia, i,
no case has It's use tai!eI 10 pro1,c
.e'y beneficial results.
l'V'strnlv,
+. u. REED.
go Market Street.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30
NEW STORE AND CONFED
ERArE DEPOT.

At the, John Laws Il Bros old
stand, east at the post office We viii
offer a General Stock of .Nerchau.
dire for Cash.
We pay Cash for Country Pro.
ducr.
Look 10 yonr interest, and VOC
Will give Brown a call.
NATHAN w. BRowN & Co.,
Hillsboro, n. G.
March Ilh, 1892
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30
County Convention.

The Democrats County Conven-
ion Of Orange county IS hereby
called 20 meet at IIl,>boro. y. c.,
on Saturday, May 7,h, 1892. 10 elect
dvicgaics To the Democratic State
Convention which mects H. RaleIgl
on the 18th Of May, All Democrats
.. Orange count. are hereby n"ti.
fed 70 attend At ths usual meeting
/, lace n each township on Saturday
Aprii 30,h, 1892 and choose ~ del
c@ales - sad County Convention
Zach Township Convention vii
also Choose an Executive COMMITTEE
OF five Democrats tor each township
10 serve for tue next w" ycAls.
BY order Of the Democratic TX
ecu'lvc COMMITTEE of Orange cuun
" :. II. GAITiS,
llrYIrUar
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30

We %
Prsetfee Ia
ether vorcs. ws
VIII teach yea
t"L and Han
yen in basin.M,
nvhichyo9 4
np.dly
THE co!lAn. We
can nd VIII. II
you pieA@,;aeh
yea Wicklyhov
70 earn hrcra u
to SO . day
- the STAR AID
more - yea g
On. Both eIo,
All area Ia any
part II America,
yca can com
Fence .; kons.
giving al yoss
tine. q GAN
Ecnna oily.
to the oFk-
"k ~o SE0 u
oev aad il taa
been prcvsd
cv~ and crr
anin, thai -zi
ry - szr II
~oy WORKER
Easy 10 Iea1-
so srrAl Al =
~ rscsifsd
! EaaAGoahia Ia
| 6assv eziys~--
essaU fos Sss,
M tGSc.a
We START yo1
iErAs5Ge ~
t~;ksae nts \
coe Of tie reai
jGraA forward
u. worxG1 la
pop's hare ~u
Fan Hrcsan
GEORGE
AA&DA
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30
llilisboro, y. C., Mar. 70, 1892.

Pr"fesso, Massey, Of the Sta'c
Agricultural College, reports tia,
the hate :rosts did not badly damage
the reach crop; apples wer. not
hut, bit pears we're badly injured.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30
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: \ CAREFULLY PREPARED
| combination OF Pune Chemicals ir
perfect solution.
II : highly endorsed by MANY Of the
leading medical men of the country As
being admirably adapted for Pulmonary
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Il is prescribed hY prominent physi-
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great benefit from il.
1t IS neatly put up in n full pint bot
tie. containing more than any similar
preparation. ard is sold AT les. price.
It Is recommended TO the public with
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POWERS-TAYLOR DRUG co.
Richmond. Va.
81 For sale By all Druggists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30

English Spawn L.umcttremnve
A. Ilir1, N1; ~ t9;'eu>ti I.unp~
M, Henish,s FIN hor>vs, Heod
Sp..sin-. Carb-. >o.irts, Sweeney
kny bone, Nntle-, SprAns, and >vo..
.,n throat>, Coughs, etc. save S5ll
.by use Of one hnl:ie. Warranted
he most wonderful Blemi>h Cure
cycr known. Sold hy " \. ~lIaves,
Druggist, lIllshoro
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30
NLliirr MINS-

We aesne TO say 1" "ur ctlzen>,
ihAt Tor years We have been selling
DR.. kin-'> New Discovery for Con
SUMPTION, DR.. Kings New Li;e
Pms, liuckltn's Aruca sake aud
j. cctric l;it.rr>. aul la>r never
handled rcu,lr, luat >cll A. wei.
. that haze gNcu such universal
,,'i>iart,on. Va 10 rat hesitate I,
guarantee ticn every timc. aud We
slarl ready in refund tie purchase
piIcc, il satisfactory 'c>r,t> ID uol
follow Their use. These rclnrd:c,
hn" ""n Their great p"pui4rlty
fn,,ly ~ their merits Tor sale a,
w. y. Hayes Drugstore.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30

lRaiei-h Evening VISITOR.
The validity OF the fertilizer tax
Ia" IL again urdet c.nss!elat,o!l.
the question: having beer raised by
the l'atn.>co Guano Company. The
law a.-ei Two wears ago. ~r,urIrlny
a Tax OF 500 each wao declared b.
the Supreme Court Unconstitutional,
and the Iasi Le1i~lalur. Ievled "A di.
rtct tax Of 20 cents Oh cacH ton OF
guano sold or offered fJr sale IL The
state The company claims that
ttl~ TAX is Is utc sl.tutional as :he
Oh! law.
the cas- will be argued before
Judge Bond, at Greensboro. on May
iii Me>srs, I \ Hill, Of Halifax
AID J w. lInsiale, OF Ibis city, a.,
me attorneys tor The coU.rauy
Str} will be taken by The Board o
Agriculture 10 protect The St"t:
interest.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30

hHEUNATISM CURED IN A DAY
-N>s,ic Cure" tor Rheumatism
and Ncnsatgia radically cures ia ]
10 days. It's action upon The sys
'em is remarkable and mysterious
II at once the cause and
,ln disease. Immediately disappears
Tie first dose greatly brrehts, !;
cen's. Sold by w. a. Ha! IS, Drug
gi>;, lI,i!sbnro.
DR.. ". {. Whitfield. Superintend
ent Of the Oll Fellows Orphans
ii".np, htar Goiisboro, has takel
charge of the institution AMI is bus,
setting things IN readiness to- ;h,
children ,ha, may be assigned to j,
care when the State Grand Lodg,
meets next month.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30

It is sail that the two snalI.s.
people IN the world live il Raleigh
They are Mr.. }. ID. Lan.er and III:
sister. They are both overtwchy
one years 0: age, and neither weigh.
over thirty Elk. pounI,. They ar.
b"th smaller than Tom Thumb q,
Major Atom.-Ral>icn News auo
Observer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30

1t is stated amhorita;ively that
Chair ute, Winston and Whining
ton are rated each as having only
twen,y-six men in business who are
valued a, $4,000 and over. Raleigh
Is rated at ten men OF that amour,
aud over.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30
kale,gh Visitor

1t is with great pleasure that we
that the condition Of Jus
tice J J. DavisAcf the Supreme
Court Vt North Carolina, has much
improved in the last few days, and
hope, are now entertained that he
viii re able at an early day 10 re
sumo his official duties. This will
be good news to thousands of bis
friends ,hrnnGE ont the State.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30

Pals often Leave a person constr
pa,ed Summons Liver Regulator
never does.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30
+. y. REED.
go Make, Street.

Many Persons
- uro,.a7 : 8 .cou ut,rro-k or household
cares Browns Iron isittcr>
retuilis nc sy>tvr1. alL~ size ton. reE3vcsex.
cess OF be. aal cars - "a. u. &c. he genuine.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30
THE ~I'Ek1-~H
tNkW IOi.kl

Has n Large rNlg Circulation IN
any Eri'ni'lIr:in \rW>lap't
ii! .tHltI!ta.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30
.Castpria.

Castoria cures Colo, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarr boa, Eructa,ion,
Gives healthy sleep and promotes
digestion,
Without injurious medication.
The CentAur
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-04-30
DAILY. SUNDAY. WEEKLY

IcNh!.tl b-c-n.b"r II. -.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-05

THIRD NATIONAL BANK PIrTsBURG
LLECTION-THE ANNUAL ELECTION For
IL nine directors of This bank to serve for the
ensuing year. will be held at the banking house SIS
and 52S Wood ST., on TUESDAY. JANUARY u Is92
between the hours of II A. NJ. Z. NJ -
W. STElNMEYER, Cashier
DECEMBER Il. 1891. deI5 %
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-05
Briefs of the Courts.

! The suit of William J. Hemphill against
David Hemphill, for damages for SANDER, is
| on trial before Judge 'Slagle.
| The suit of Robbins & Shelter against
| Barnha & Husba nd, an action on a con.
! tract, is on trial before Judge McClung.
THE Press Publishing Company yesterday
entered Judgment against E. S. Giles, the in
solvent milliner, for slO5 for advertising.
A VERDICT of s75 for the plaintiff was given
yesterday in the suit of G. B. Payne against
r. T. Carothers to recover tor some hay sold.
THE suit of C. E. Kirkbride against W.
! Holsti & Co. for damages for injuries to a
| horse caused by its falling into ditch, is on
TT ial before Judge Ewing.
THE jury is out in the case of Schwartz,
Mansbach & Co. against Charles w. Stevens
the saloon keeper. The suit was to recover
the price of barrel of whisky. Stevens de-
MED having received the whisky.
JOHN A. MURrLASD, administrator of Mary
A. Tooney, yesterday entered suit against
the stockholders of the American Bank to
recover SIS, $50 26, the amount of deposit in
the bank which was never obtained from 1t.
In the suits of Mrs. Julia A. Murphy and
her son G. Fl. Murphy, against John and
Patrick O'Rielly for damages for injuries to
the son VINO was hurt while in their employ,
verdicts were given yesterday for the de-
fendants.
THE jury is out in the suit of Jacob
Haller against the Citizens Traction Com
pany for damages for injuries Haller al
leges that as he was about to get on car it
was started too soon, and he was thrown to
the ground and severely injured
THE testimony taken in the divorce case
of Margaret Dunkel against W. W. Dunkel
was filed yesterday. They were married
January l, 1875, and separated July Is, 1891.
She accuses him of cruel treatment and
asks for a divorce and custody of their
three children.
B. S FAHNFsrocK, executor for B. L. Fahne
stock, entered four ejectment suits yester-
day against occupants of property in the
Thirty-sixth ward. One was against Annie
Robinson for a lot on Wettengel avenue a
second against G. d. Ballantine for a lot on
Walnut street. a third against Agnes Sharp
for a lot on Harker street and the fourth
sainst Sarah Ballantine for lot on Chest
nut street.
JUDGES KENNEDY, Porter and McClung, of
Common Pleas No. 5, were sworn in on
yesterday by Judge Ewing for their new
term, which commenced yesterday. Judge
Over, of the Orphans Court, whose second
term commenced yesterday, was sworn in
by Judge Stowe. In Common Pleas No. 3
the tipstaves were all reappointed for a
year and were sworn in by Court Clerk
Charles Bradley.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-05
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Allegheny County Cases That Were Handed
Down Yesterday.

Allegheny County Cases That Were Handed
Down Yesterday.
The following Allegheny County decisions
were handed down by the Supreme Court
at Philadelphia yesterday:
Koelach Philadelphia Company. A reargu-
ment is ordered for full bench.
Halgert vs. Philadelphia Company. A reargu-
ment is ordered for a full bench.
holber VS. Pittsburg National Plow Company; C.
P. No. l. Allegheny. Affirmed.
Allegheny National Bank VS. Bailey; c. P. No l..
Allegheny Judgment affirmed.
Ewing VS. Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicogo and
St. Louis Railway Company: c.. P. No. l,
Calhoon's appeal: c. p. No. /, Allegheny. The
order Is affirmed and the appeal dismissed al the
Appeal of Bricr IIill Coal and Iron Company; c.
7. No. !. Allegheny county. The decree is affirmed
and the appeal dismissed at the cost of the appel
McAIinn VS. Pit-sburg. McKeesport and Youghio-
county. Judgment affirmed;
McE!leny vs Pttshurg; Virginia and Charleston
Judgment affirmed.
in reopenmg of TAYLOR avenue: Q. s, Allegheny.
Appeal OF the safe Deposit and Trust Company
of Pittsburg: q. c. Allegheny county. The decree
Is affirmed and the appeal dismissed at tine cost of
Appeal of the sIonongahela Bank; q. c.. Ale
gheny COUNT; The decree Is affirmed and the ap-
Appeals of Forster & Hea>e; c. p, Armstrong
county. 20 much of the decree as dfss lives the
corporation is reversed: with this the
decree is affirmed. The costs of this appeal to be
paid by the receiver.
Company; c. p, Somerset county. Judgment af-
frned.
Linden Steel Companv. Limited. vs. ImneriaI Re-
Judgment affirmed
Company: c. T. No. ], Allegheny county. The
Judgment is reversed and venire 1acas de novo
awarded.
Wiassa Us Citizens Traction Company: c. p, No.
J, Allegheny county. Judgment reversed.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-05
To-Day's Trial Lists.

common Pleas No. l-Baretzki ct ux VS.
Meyer; Noigt q Co. VS. Allegheny Grocers
supply Company: Robinson VS. McIntire
Swaney vs. Nerstine: LennoN VS. Hunter:Con-
roy VS. Flttsourg Times; Benson VS. Allegheny
HeatlnG Company: Braso VS. Grier ct u1
Eamora VS. Schumacher: Boggs & BuhI VS.
VS. Fuherer " vi
Common FleaS No. e-Sharp VS. Mallicee;
McCIeiiaug vs. Selnmens: Brown VS. Lourie &
Co: McMlllcn vs. Russell: Morrow VS.
Russell; Yates vs. Citizens Traction Comm.
any; HeckeI VS. Sharpsburg Bros; Webb VS.
Common Pleas No. $-Davis VS. Held: Silk
netteT vs. Slgher' Maekey VS. Boyd: Nettrow
vs. Mcintosh: Sawton VS. PickerinU.
Mckinney vs. Barclay: sekerak VS. Jutte;
CiormerNS 1ao McDo"eIl; McNally VS. Mcdowell
Criminal Court-Commonwea Ith vs. Frank
Hamilton, \. Hosack, Lizzie Jones, Richard
Schooley, y. X. MchibDen, Clara Porter,
James Carp, George Velosky. PhiIirS An
shutz: Alphonso Buch. j. H. Uarrell "a. Ed
ward Nan, Jr.. Tim OLeary, August Broni-
ger, Joseph Miller, Arthur Alcott. Georoe
NoTtney, William Carney, Hiram Shell,