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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-19
COUNT NOTICES.

COUNTY TREAsURERs NoTfCF-THg
~ county treasurer Of King county. WashnRt1n,
VII pay on presentation on and after April 20.
leSZ All outstanding warrants drawn on the
county fund OF said county up to and including TIE
Iast warrant t.sged, viz: Warrant No. i2.77S
dated April IL. lr92
Also all outstanding warrants drawn on
school fund Of school district No in said county
up 10 and including warrant No 24lO dated
February 10 1872
No inieres. Will be paid on such warrants arsr
ApFh ~, 1871 BYRON PHELPS.
s., - County Treasured
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1fPE WRITERS.

EoR HENT-TYPEWRITER ALI, KINDA
L n y. bnrpee, General Agent, 33e Pioneer
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BOOK BINDERY.

L, ANTHoSY's BINDERY. BLANK BOOK
II manufacturers Washington street, corner
Commercial rooms and =, Terry block. Seattle,
Wash.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS
AND DR4UGHTsMEN,

I c. wOoDAAN. CIVIL ENGINEER AND
-. deputy United states surveyor. Offices, 6556
sullivan building.
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DRESSMAkING.

NJ iss NANNY ii. FELINE. FAsHIONARTE
5l7 Pike street 1890 'A0i' "iueft
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BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES.

sELBY-THoMPsoN- April H. 1892. at the
parsonage. j, $50 Second street, by Rev. Wallace
Nutting, pastor of Plymouth church. William
seIby and Mrs Christina Thompson. both of Sc
attic.
LEE-sMITH-on April Is 1892. at Plymouth
church corner Third and University streets. by
the pastor Rev Wallace Nutting William II.
r. Lee, of seattle. and Margaret @. v. Smith, Of
Victoria, B. c.
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ART.

ART EMBROIDERY STORE. Tl6 THIRD
n Great reduction in fancy work: full line of
Eaupoise waists; ladies' and gents underwear,
hosiery. etc, repaired.
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CRY NOTICES.

SAlE OF SALARY FUND WARRANTS
- Under and by virtue OF ordinance M 1 as
sealed tenders viii he resolved BY the underslgnst
CITY comptroller city treasurer aud city clerk for
the purchase OF a sufficient number OF salary funi
warrants OF the city OF seattle, amounting 10
SSOOOO, more or less TO pay the day laborers POI
heemen. hremen and all employees of the city re-
ceiving salary no. 10 exceed 500 per month In
cash for their services.
TENDERS VII be received AMI considered for the
whole or any part OF said amount sad tenders
must be Med on or before Monday. May ,,
1872, al O'Clock y. m the successful bid
DER 70 receive said warrant warrants aud pay
tor the same on OF about saturday, May z 1897
The right is hereby reserved to reject any an / all
bids G w. FERRIS. Comptroller
ApOLPH kRUG. Treasurer
GEORGE J. SLOVENIAN City Clerk.
Date OF hrst publication. April Is. 1892
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HAIRDRESSISG.

CIRCASSIAN HAIR PARLoRS-WIG MAX
y ing bangs and switches. Reng storh block
7O9 Second street, Seattle Wash. room 81.
ToHN 7. wITTWER, HAIRDREsSER AND
wig.naker. 6ls Front, next TO Lowman &
HanfOrds.
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MONEY LOAN OFFICE.

OLDEST ESTABLISHED IN THS CITY:
" Uncle Harris Loan Office, 204 Washington
street: liberal advances on diamonds, watches and
ewelry: lowest rates
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IroI-ID ANY ONE KNOWING THE
w whereabouts of Andrew Rich please address
Mrs Elizabeth Trevartha. 1859 Broadway. Den
yer Colo.
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BLACKSMITH.

DOBERT G. WESTERMAN, HEAVY FORG-
IL ing and genera blacksmiihing; machine ship.
steamboat building and work: fire-escapes and
stand pipes made and put on buildings; welEborng
tools: bridges of all kinds; call for plans and esti
mates: fully equipped to do all kinds of work
needed in the state. shop on West street. between
Yesler avenue and Columbia street. p. o. Box
III. seattle. Wash
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
INOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED
l. meat markets in Tacoma: doing good business;
low rent Market, Post-Intelligencer Bureau, Ia
coma
LNOR SALE - THREE DRUG STORES,
Il wholesale and retail liquor store several res
taurants, hotels and lodging houses in Seattle and
elsewhere George NJ Van Doren, Washington
block 705 Front
LNOR SALE-STOCK OF WALL PAPER AND
l. shades; special prices made country merchants
or paper hangers. Miller 4 Co., 006 Front street.
ONE CHANCE IN A THOUSAND To PUR-
" chase paying business; best location. low
rent and lease; will stand strict investigation;
must be sold during the next ten days Address
success" Post Intelligence
LNoR SALE-GOOD GROCERY; GOOD LOCA-
Il ton; cheap. Address Box 81, care Post-In-
tegencer.
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L,OR SALE-SO ACRES FINE LAND NEAR
Il Slaughter; $40 per acre: all good bottom land.
L. II. Rogers, l03 and l04 Butler block.
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS.


GEORGE DORFFEI- REAL ESTATE BRO
u ker buys and sells all kinds of real estate.
Room rs Halter block.
IIRST-CLASS BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE
property in all parts OF the city for sale:
spondence solicited. W. E. Ledgerwood, real estate
agent. successor to Lewis & Ledgerwood, room 70
sullivan block.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN: LOWEST RATES IN
M the city. Gilmore & Richardson, 7l9 Sec
ond street
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ALI DROP LINE OR TELEPHONE Us
y before selling your fnrniture Freeertck &
nelson Masonic Temple, secoad and Fika Iele-
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DOR SALE-4G ACRES VERY FINE ALDER
Il bottom land east of Kent: all level, rich black
soil: $50 per acre. L. IL. Rogers, 1903 and l04
Butler block
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WANTED BOARD wI-rH GOOD CARE IN
W private family. for iafAnL Address Infant
,are Post. lEtslH selcsE
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E'oR SALE-77 ACRES RIVER BOTTOM
Il land near Fall City; all rich level land; land
s20 per acre; easy terms. L II. Rogers, l04 But
Ter block.
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TfPEWRITERS CHEAP; NEW AND SEC
4 ond-hand; any make. Typewriter Exchange
10 Boston block, Seattle.
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Tor RENT-FoUR NICE UNFINISHED
Il rooms with kitchen and closets: on first floor.
IS per month; on car line; call after p. m 1905
Eleventh street.
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TANTED-TO RENT.

ROOMS AND BOARD. q
EOR RENT-wIrH BOARD, IN PRIVATE
+ family, very desirable room: suitable for one
or two gentlemen: central location references.
Address X. p D. Box LAT.
J,OR RENr-ROOM WITH BOARD FOR MAN
L and wife in Renton addition. Address Board,
care Post Intelligencer.
TIMELY FURNISHED ROOMS; BOARD sos
Il Fourth
DOOM. WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD. 32l
LII Marion.
HURST CLASS FAMILY BOARD; ROOMS
II single or en- eute references given and 70
qrired: no small children. vendome hotel. Front
street
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U,OR SALE-57 ACRES WATER FRONT; 9
Il miles from Seattle: small house and 2 acres
improved; $50 per acre; easy terms L. II. Rogers,
1903 and 104 Butler block.
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L'oR RENT-HAN DSoMELY FURNISHED
Il apartments for light housekeeping to parties
without children: fine view of Sound and city,
private family. Apply 124 Stewart, corner Sec
ond.
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JNoR SALE-ACRES AT GREEN LAKE;
L garden and fruit lands; elegant and accessible
home sites that will yield an income William D.
Wood. Sl5 Second street
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-05-14

The f,-, annual report of IN"
North Carolina Railway Commits.
sion has been made public 1t shows
that there are torty-seven railways
in operation, with a total length OF
3,432 miles. Every County excep;
Twelve is penetrated 10y D or more
rol'is. The taxahie property Of the
roads, as assessed by The Commits.
zion, is lS,oOU,OO0. Tie cap,ra
stock in the State is SIS, 600, the
funded debt S3S,5O0,0 900, and curren,
liabilities S3.9O0,OO0. The gross
earnings tor 1891 were SS.GQ0.OOO,
and operating expenses $500. oCO,
all these figures being in round
Numbers
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NORTH NEWS.

The outlook for the coming se.-
sion If the TEACHERS .A>se .nh%~is
ser, bright. The buildings Will hr
re aired and repainted before they
are np+ne.l
A patty Of Wake Forces, students
will make a trip hy beat down the
Neuse river, and through the canal
u Beaufort, leaving just alter COM
mrnceunent
In M-cklenturg county some ne
groes became greatly alarmed at \
balloon they saw at night hobhirC
up and down after it hal descended
10 the earth. They armed TO meet
the monstcI.
Burlington News: We indicated
in theee columns last week and
week before. ,ha, the frn,t was ali
killed, bni we are glad to state that
it il rot 40 bad AZ we thought.
There are many peaches and cher
ries vet on the trees and If not dam
aged in a way that does not now
-how there gill h~ frui, in may
places, though nothing like a cr"p.
Raleigh News and Observer: We
have aeen a neat niece Of workman
ship bv NJ. A w. Shaffer. 1t is a
mao Of North Carolina. showing
,he Congressional Districts in c"l"rs
and also giving An outline Of IT,"
counties. It is a convenient a;ze.
and Mr.. Shatfer proposes 20 sell IT
tor 81 90. The ..la'e Of tie man ~
the property Of the Univer-rv P"b-
fishing Company OF New York.
r. NJ. Shaw, a strong and we'll
grow" hoy Of seventeen. son at Dr..
II NJ, Shaw. Of Shawboro, n G. ac-
companied by several conn anion<
went bathing in a small pond near
the Homer School. at Oxford. on
THURSDAY, May 9Th He was seized
with the cramps, and in spite OF = .
efforts # the other bova to resc. e
him was drowned Ahont eigh,
minutes elapsed bef,re he could be
dragged ont Speedy medical At.
tendance failed to revive him. The
Day says three physicians tor tw"
hours used every available mss' 8
but failed.
State Chronicle The blanks for
he agricultural crop and farm stock
statistics this year are being sen,
out 10y the de, artment Of ayricn'
tn'e. Last year, AZ has been sta'et,
the work was 80 badly dome ,ha,
the returns will not be published.
This year The work will be accurate,
AID tho information thus acquired
will he Of great value, particular,
I" the farmers. 1t is a tact thai
other States ge, the credi, for large
amounts Of North Carolina ,ro.
ducts Cotton and tobacco hav.
never bee" given tie proper credit
as to the amour, aud quality grow
in this S ate. The farmers mus.
know what they are doing in order
to enable them to handle their cro;>
to advantage.
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SAN JOSE, CAL,
November %. 1881

~ ~
Nalsoh ~ 20, Dan ~IanciSco =
DEAR SlRs: wynn the use OF the
h~'ec'ropo'se my VIE mas very snc
cess'n''y treated q case OF scarlet
lever III our family. Our t." year
oi' nghter since me GATE 81 my
Ia" letter has da'ly improved
Inc ras', win when her b"''
was covered mas eniire'y disappear
en. NO" the: .cu'ic'e Is pre''nH %"
the up" OF her h"Eers. The whites
OF Ger eyes, "h'ch al nrst were 4nt'e
blood shot, are now clear. ester
day sue was taken out tor a two
hours roe The disease commenced
WIN sore throat We thought II
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Wilmington Messenger

Principles not men IL the tight
slogan for Democrats. After ,ha:
come the right men tor the r;gh,
~oficesI What constitute right men
say-mcn Of integrity, m~ora,ity, ca.
laci,y, popularity. with unas-aliabie
records who can get the most votes
by uniting all the elements Of he
party. That applies to State aud
National affairs az we'll as I" county
nominations. I%Ionca, men, capable
men, moral men, popular men are
the kind to choose tor public office
which is a public trnst.
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Ne bern Journal

Tuesday morning about 8 o'clock
a large whale was sighted off More
head City iisport'ng 10 The waves.
AS soon a. he wa. seen throwing up
grea, columns of water the news
spread over Morehead CITY and
Beaufort. and about q dozen boats
equipped with 6ily,~o men started
III pursuit. The huge monster was
follow ed and chased until late IN HE
afternoon, but be proved too mu, h
tor even these skilled and bold hsh
ermen. Two bombs were fired into
his body, besides being repeatedly
hsrpooned. He finally escaped. but
i, is thought that he will be sure To
die.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-05-14
ELIZA TODD.
Celebrated His lD4th
Birthday.

CITY OF MEXICO, May 2-Jes"s
Campecht, who lives ON The out
skirts Of this city, has just cele-
brated his birthday. He was bora,
be says, in 1888, which would make
him one hundred and f:ty-to"r years
old. He came originally from Spain
and has the appearance Of being
ah"nt ninety years of age. To
prove lis age he carries copies at q
church r. g'ster in Val'ad'lid TN.
p'ie>t Of The church Campeche al.
tends says the latter YES An old man
when be was a boy and he is now
eighty six.
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BOYS AM II
lIav" You See,

IIaN" lOtl Strn
& OUTH ERN Sun BEAN
Thar beautiful magazine for Southern
BOYS and Girls. 1t j. the hanl>n,nc.,
Young Peoples Magazine in America.
1t has b"ct me Il welcome vi.itor t.
thousands OF Southern Homes. No
pains or Expense is spared 10 make it
attractive. Each number contains" Il
volume OF intereSt;n. rcaling for Young
to,ns. short and continued =: cries, out
door sports. new games. and in 'nr:
everything 10 interest boys ana yirl..
Tweaty-tight pages ami cover. cath
page l. handsomely Illustrated. 1t is
Tho Queen If The South" The Pct If
Ercry Home Circle" ana no boy or Girl
can afford % be without II.
To see. IL is To want II, aud 10 have il
for six months or Il wear i 4 continual
enjoyment Tor :ill the family. We want
every boy and girl who has not seen
tins charming magazine 10 SEMI Il.
seven on"-cent stamps al one" for II
sample copy or. better sill. il Won will
send us ONt DOLLAR we Will >-t..i Won
>oi1IIEKN ~u>HyAMS for ON. wear and
MAKE q i present of ~"tlnpFRs
ifATiiEE>ToCk!H3 TALEs." Fisr great
works IN one iargs. Volume, frC. OF ali
cost. Address
SOUTHERN STNBEANS.
Fox 1853. Atlanta. ia.
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e. f. PARISH.
4. l.. SMITH,
ID. J.. WELLS.
j. J ~WIIiTFIELD,
y. l.. HOLDEN,

Messrs. J. S. Morrow. n. r.
W Vest, S G. Du'llam and II l.
Woods said they had always voted
the Democratic ticket aud would
continue to vote it It they liked the
men nominated.
They were seated az delegates.
Mes>rs 'Thos. J Oldham and w.
Jesse Morrow said they stood on
tn st. Loui. platform OF the Peo-
pies party. AMI would not vote tor
any candidate that did not
they were declared Ineligible TO
seats u tue & invention
Mr. "A Il Holmes as absent.
The following Delegates wer.
elected 70 the Congressional and
State Convent on-
HILLSHORO TOWNSHIP.
observation-disclosures c.: +.
Parish, VIM J Fr.eIanl. JOHN w.
Graham. r A Dickson Charles NJ
Parks, Geo. w. Tate, Il NJ. Jones,
w. i. Roberts.
A~.,erna,es: w NJ Jones. NJ. l.
Eha"I, John Crahtree Of Wm. G -,
John Kirkland. Sr., D. G Parks, d.
{. MvAdans, JOS. A. Harris, J. w
Riley.
Sfa'e-Delegatee: S. NJ. Gat,,.,
job" w Graham, Th"s Nj Cheek.
A'ter"a,es Geo. W. Tate, II. NJ.
Jones, 5 Z. kirkpatrick.
CHAPEL HILL TOWNSHIP
Congress,"na'-Delega,es David
MrCauley. II II. Patterson, Geo. +.
Merritt. Thomas II. Cole. w. "A
Madry, Thos Strain, l. w. Pri,ch-
ard, Merritt Cheek.
Sta,e-Delegates w. N Pritch-
ard, IRWIN Kirkland, e. w. Johnston.
Al,ernates: w, II. Harvard, Mer-
ri,, Cheek, J. e Roberts.
LITTLE RIVER TOWNSHIP.
C"ngre-siouaI-Deiegx,es A. L.
Holden, J + I.ockhr,. i n. Hall.
Jr.. {. +. l>on, II. Y Harris, w.
X. Hall.
Ait-rna,cs: o. X. Lockhar,, Il
{. iIIll, J I. W'l>on, \. V, Ray,
c K. Wilson. S. T. J Harris.
Sta'e-Delegates Il. n H II, j. :.
} +, L cAhart.
.Alterns,es c. Z Wilson, J. NJ.
Mnuk.
BINGHAM TOWNSHIP.
Delegates c. NJ
Durham. } r Packard. ). T.. Dur.
ham. +. { Lloyd.
State-D~le.ale NJ Atva,er.
Alternate J. ). M~"rr,w.
CEDAR GROVE TOWNSHIP
!, Observation-Disclosures W d.
Woods, John McCrack-n. w. K
stewart or David Wells. Wrr q.
Rob-nn. James Laws, Wn T Tae.
State Delegates J. X Hughes.
W q. Robson.
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
The following ler~on. were eject
ed County Executive Cnmm,,,e-:
H'llsb"ro-S NJ Gat,is J1hu ".
Graham, Thns. NJ Cheek.
Little River-J NJ Monk
@Chapel Hil!-W. \ Pri,chard.
Bingham-C NJ Durham.
Cedar Grove-D. L. Wells.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-05-14
RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DA'

RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAY.
Mystic Cure" tor Rheumatism
and Neuralgia radically cures in |
to 3 days. It's action upon the sys-
tenn is remarkable and mysterious
II removes at once the cause and
'hr disease Immediately disappears
The first dose greatly benefits, IS
cents. Sold by w. a. Hayes, Drug
gis., IIillsboro.
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MILTON, FLORIDA.


This is to certify tina, | have been
afflicted with Sc-ofu,a, or Blood
Poison. for a number Of years. The
best phys,clans of Mobile and the
city said nothing could be dome for
M. l also took a large quantity Of
=, but found n" relief in anything
tina, l took. My limbs wer. a mass
OF ulcers, and when | was sent TO a
physician in Mobile my entire body
was 4 mass Of sores. had ri. eL
up all hope, and a. a las, resor, tried
7. Z. +. prickly Ash, Poke Root
and Po,ass,um,) and after using tour
BOTTLES (small size) tho sores have
entirely disappeared, and my gen
eral health was never better .han at
the lrese"t time, and proi le that
know me think !, a wonderful cure.
Respectfully,
- " VN<Nr>
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-05-14
Facts speak louder than words.
Simmons Liver Regulator Las cured
bowel disorders.
raleigh Evening Visl,or,]

The revenue folks say that a gen
eral advance all along the line on il
licit dis,illers may soon he expected
The government ~ determlneH to
break ny the business. CoiIec'o-
White has bis war pant n and he
has many frosted sntordlnates who
viii see that his orders are strictly
carried out. Law breakers viii have
n lively tune ahead of them.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-05-14

Bessie ii BedIoc, burlington,
VI, had q disease Of The scalp,
cal-in. her hair 70 become very
harsh and dry, ard to tail so freely
that she scarcely dared TO comb il.
Ayers Hair Vigor gave her q
healthy scalp, removed the dandrnf,
and made the halr thick and glossy
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-05-14
t'5hc> q County
observer IL the only pa
-. DniDlisheI in Orange
,nntN.

The Democratic County Conyen-
.,on lag, Saturday was largely al.
tended, each township being repre-
ren,cd ty a full %delegatioM We
publish the proceedings in another
column.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-05-14
TONIC-HX


A CAREFCLI.N PREPARED
| combination ct Pure Chemicals il.
perfect solution.
1t Is highly endorsed by MANY Of the.
leading medical men of the country rs
being admirably adapted tor Pulmonary
diseases and for persons suffering from
General Debility.
1t is prescribed by prominent physi-
clans of nillsboro. and patients derive
great benefit from it.
1t If neatly put up in 4 full pint bot
tie. containing more than any similar
preparation. ard is sold at les. price.
1t Is recommended to the public with
entire confidence.
POW ERS-TAILOR DRUG co.
Richmond. Va.
u For sale by all Druggists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-05-14

Al tie John Laws & Bros oh
and, east OF the post office. We a.jl
Ter a General Stock Of Metchan.
..lse for Cash.
We pay Cash for Country Pro
drce.
Look to your interest. aud you
wills give "Brown' q call.
NATHAN w. Brown s. Co.,
Hillsboro, N c.
March 7th, 1892.
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SPECIMEN CASES.

$. II. Clifford. New Cassel, Wis,
wa. troubled with Neuralgia AND
rheumatism, his Stomach was disor.
derel. his LAYER was affected 10 an
%alaunIn. degree, appetite ttl. away,
aud re was Terribly reduced III flesh
ards>trcug,h. ThreHot.les OF Flee.
tic Bit,ers cured him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg.
H., hail a rnnuny sore OF, his leg Il
eight Years standing Used three
Bottles II Electric Buffers and seven
boxes IT Bucki.u's .A,nica Sal.e,
snl lis leg Is souni and wei. John
Speaker, Ca,awta. O., had i,. large
Fever sores on his leg. doctors. san
he wss ln,nraule One bottle Elec.
lr,c Btt'rts AMI one box Bucklens
ArDica~ Save cnred linn entirely
Sold hy w ~ Hayes. Diu...s,.
ERy'l~h SPAWN L'ntmeut
2 = :, >ot' or Ca,lcu>ei Lump>
~.eq'>t,s from horses. Blood
>aN =, Cubs, >iIin,~v S.crnev,
/. zone >%tsilv,, Sprain>, and Suo..
50 I.ros'-, Cou ~. etc Save 500
y u of one bottle. Warranted
ne m,~t7u leftul BIemi>h Cure
ger .neWn Soil BY " \. lIases,
Dru-u st, ii3llsuoro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-05-14
SOUTHERN ~STNBEANS.
Fox 363. Atlanta. ia.
NOTICE. )

Having this day qualified As Executor
Of the las, vii! an,l testament of the
late Thomas II. Hughes. | hereby NO.
tify all persons Indebted 10 sail estate
10 max" imlnetiiai. payment. and all
persons holding claims ayain-, said g.
tate must Present tie same 10 the M
der>iSn"fl property authenticated on Or
before 'he 18Th day ot April. 1893. or
this notice will bc plead in bar of~th,ir
Recovery.
This the 10th day Of April. 1897.
JOHN X. HUGHES.
Executor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-05-14

Do not weaken the stomach with
strong chemicals Simmons Liver
Regulator is mid, but effective
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-05-14

BROW Us IRON BJTTEIsS ALNA.ar
For Is.r.
Contains One Hundred Recipes for max.
lag delicious Candy cheaply and Quickly
Al home. This book is given away at drug
and general stores.