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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-02
PoFULIsM IN coLoRano
A Solemn Warning to the P.
Washington

Following is letter sent to IN. n
lican congressional COMMITTEES az
lngton City and sigEed by tue ex.r. -
committee of the Denver Bushes. ~
League. consisting of 5000 busine,. -
partly Republicans. partly Demor-,,. !.
partly recent Populists:
"Populist rule in Colorado ha, 49,.
a devastating forest IRE. By dss.~s-l.a
our credit. which Is the life of SOAR
il has consumed for the time hes,.
less than $500, 600 OF valaes - -
state. Coiorado's credit was so hisA -
the borrowing power of her nrn..aa
ranked N the late census next thai 80
York. This borrowing power. this ,ssH
spring of our splendid progress. has -
temporarily paraiyxed by the scrs.,.~ss'ss|
ascendaney of party which stanSs =
Reputation and fiatism. and il nos =. g
friend 10 hard silver money.
The property Of Denver was So
for 500. 600. 900, and was worth thrs- 80
that sum when the Populists csm. =.
power. Notwithstanding the city,s -. -
tably brilliant future. the average 49,
price of this property pending tie 49,
throw of Wasteism has shrunk twoth;.ss
''Silver has declined only IS per CO.,
OF TESS bHaA TUG average proQIcta ~
other states. while the increased yaIns :. -
output of gold, together with our h,a-s
ful crops, have more than made m =.
shortage. Therefore, not over ons-hs,s !.
our shrinkage of values can be chsrs~s !.
the panic and the universal dsprs...,s
resulting from the gold standard r.
other one-half of loss is due directlv ~
wholly TO the destruction of consass-
by rOnulist misrule
$50 whitening has this been thai a a.
present moment even gold nina cs,...
borrow 81 on S. worth of gold ore ac,sss.
in sight with which 10 extract tia, ~
and send il to the smelter Lender, =
anxious to reap the rich harvest oi3t,ss
but hold aioof until the election In yevsr
Der decides whether we are to hsy. -
archy or civilized government Tso IN,
bred thousand farmers from the dronss,L
stricken states to the east of as ass ssrs
Gus to come here and farm BY irfir..is,
but under Populist rule We can borrow !
more money with which TO build min.
ing canals. Manufacturing is most uress
able here. but capital shuns Populism ~
pestilence.
The people of Colorado are Iowa i
their contracts, and they are lightins !,
the camp fires on every hill for esr.
paign. regardless of party. which 4
overthrow Populism and re-establisA a.
credit of the state"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-02

The sign. "Britiih Columbia coal. VI
be common one all over the great s,,s
of Washington soon. Ii already adcfns 4
big building near the docks in Tacoma
and British Columbia coal is sold Ia ,Ax
city for 81 ton less than the same eoal i
sold for in Victoria. This is the way TIT
Democratic free trade is beneftins Ia
American laborer. and he will apprscsa
il when his wages are reduced to the bsss
of the Chinese workmen who are diefss,
the coal at Nanaimo. Comax and oshe
British Columbia mines, now coming lnu
this market to compete with the prodaa
of home labor. Ii may. or il may mot b
true. that protection does not protecf IN
American laborer In his wages, bat IL
coal miners OF this state are feeling sAE
some hard substance has been thrown 4
them bv the Democratic congress tbs
puts their labor ON market with Chines
cooiie labor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-02

The close alliance between the spotted
eews and the ropalists 10 becoming more
open every DAY. Several fepalisss are
already ca The spotted siekes, and efforts
20 uaiie al the elements 81 diseonssat GA
stll ether eAnd dates are ia progress one
II the P0pn.iss candidates Is openly an
noaResag that a hFsas IN the shape Of
iaoney and other Inducements has bsaa
ofsrea hlm to lead him 20 join forces VITA
= sposssd ess.
The TstsrrspA Is opensy asowins the En-
teas Of the conspiracy sgalas: goea eoaniy
xeyeraEssat Besides supporting ssrengiy
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state Representatives.

state Representatives
nisfRIcr No =.
FILLS MORRISON. of West Seattle.
W. y. HATCH. OF yashon.
DISTRICT No ~
OSCAR sTESsrRoN. first Ward.
JOHN w. MCDONNELL. second Ward.
DTsrSor No 90.
GEO. n. kIrrrSoER. Teursh Ward.
MAJ. =. N. SETrLEroS. THIRD ward.
nisrsIcr No ii.
FRANK HANFoKp. Firh ward.
r. A. WING. seventh ward.
pisrarcr No a.
soLoS r. WILLIAMS. Eighth ward.
n. n. ALBERTsoN. sixth ward.
psTnscr No. A.
AIpERr ,. GODDARD. OF Fremon.
ALBERT BURROWS. OF Hsiisvus-
y. A. LoaGrE. OF krkisns.
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The spotted egg organs latest Vi!!ainy Is
the insinaAtion that there ~as something
wrong in Mayor Phelps administration Of
the county treAsurer's Office. Mr. Fheips
IS not a candidate, bat even tAis does not
save him from being splashed by tia MAJ
odorous eontsnts Of the added eggs the
organ is dsnging about on al sides. The
disgussed public have the eonso.ing
thought that the day Of election IL close 81
hand and then, possibly, the organs foul
meas and vitaperstion viii cease for \
time
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THANKS FROM ONE IN AFFLIcrIoN.
FAIL CRY, Oct. 81, 1894.

FAIL CRY. Oct. 81, 1894.
To THE EDITOR: VIII you kindly allow
me space in your valuable paper 70 thank
my many friends of this place for their
great kindness in coming to my relief in
this. the darkest hour of my life wife and
daughter and three grandchildren burned
to death in the West Street hotel. Ger
tainly mortal man cannot be called on TO
bear more. First wish 10 make personal
mention of Mr.. A. L. Rutherford, who
came to my aid with the means TO get TO
Seattle to look for my beloved dead.
Others were kind. but had he not been
here I could not have gone TO Seattle SO
promptly. God bless him.
J. w. HUFFMAN.
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ferfidy and Dishonor.
Grover clevsian,

Every true Democrat and every slnevH
tariff reformer knows that this bill hht
Havemeyer bill In its present form sni
as 1t will be submitted to the confsrsaa
falls far short of the consummatioa Be-
which we have long labored. for which y
have suffered defeat without discourse
ment, which in its anticipation gsvsua
ral!ying cry in our day of triumph, al
which in its promise of accomplishment
so interviewer with Democratic plsde.
and Democratic success that our abandoe
msnt of the cause of the principles upsa
which it rests means party perfldy at
aprty dishonor.
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The Telegraph says that il has no per
sonal feeling against Mr.. Phelps or Dr.
Mitten. and that il makes no charge OF
personal dishonesty" against either OF
them. Is is very doubtful if either Mr.
Phelps or DR.. Mitren would say as much
for the Telegraph. II they share the feel
ings of other respectable citizens of this
community they must have for the Iels-
qraph feeling of utter and profound con-
tarnDf
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NOTICE TO TEE PUBLio.

TIE pubsic 70 hereby warned not 70 pay
arr money to parties representing 70 Dc
agents Of the Seattle Posr-IsrrILrsEscrA
except the following who are the onlT
authorized travelling agents Of the fosr-
IsrrLIrsxscxz. vis: J. A. Mcclellan. J. L
Hawlsy and Rober. f Lee HUI. Tao
does 10. syyIy 70 resident agents OF shs
mayer who are located In various eiaes
ana towns Of ths Northwest nor to post
m .sssrs who are m al esses authorised
10 take subscrip tions for the Daily. sum
dsr and Weekly Pos7-IsrnIraxseKA
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effort is being made TO secure the election
of the Populist candidate for sheriff
ostrander is only q dummy candidate.
His canvass is in the interest of Meyer.
Rish,-thinking men who wish their votes
10 be effective must cast them for Mr.. Van
de vanter 1t will not do to choose a
sheriff who would leave his post o. duty at
the behest of anybody.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-02

succeeded in getting . money value put
upon their loyalty to party professions,
express their indignation by revolt Not
succeeding in selling themselves to the
party they profess to accept As the repre-
sentative Of political truth. they seek re-
venEe by treason and 6esernon 70 the
eneruy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-02

The Porr-rSTrfIseTscrs hereby snaran-
tees its advertisers bona fds paid eircu-
Is.ion, Daily. Sunday and Weekly, double
that OF any other newspaper published In
the state of Washington. Advertising con-
tracts will be made subject TO this guaran-
tee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-02

The spotted egg paper says that If John
Wallace were elected county clerk lie
would Re found wish hi. pen behind his
ezs. Ii Is more likely he scnid be found
with Harry White behind bis ear, whisper
ing into that capaelous receptaeas urgent
s3monitIons TO follow IN ths footsteps Of
that great reformsx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-02

Last Saturday VAS delivery day in
Asosin and over 300 wheat-fed hogs were
brought IN and turned over to buyers
Something over s.. TOO changed hands and
was distributed over the county. One
farmer remarked as he jingied several
tsenties in his pocket: That's the way
70 sell wheat shls year drive il OF on
foot"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-02

The queer lot of fellows whom Mr..
Maple has promised deputyships would be
q holy show" in the county treasurer's
Office. No wonder the old man musters
"By gum" when he thinks of them.
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"a current belief in many quarters"
that the registration rolls have been
padded. is gravely announced by the organ
of the spotted eggs. It is only preparing
soft place on which TO fall.
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SEATTLE. FKrDAr. nor. 2.
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE OFFICERS.

Rspresentaftvss I'm Congress-.
SAMUEL q. HYDE.
WILLIAM m. DOoLITTLK
Supreme Court Judgss.
RALPH q. DUNBAH.
m. j. GORDON.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking PowdA
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair. san frsa<iA
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

Political meetings in the interest Of ID
Republican party will be held ~ follosr
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w.,sryilis Saturday. sovs7D
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Chs.. w. Fulton. Of orsss~ 4
.thlamss aud skamokasa. .....f fls-,. - a
Al.ma saturday, sovs1I
: 900 Monday, NoFsss~
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02
REDUCED RATES.

REDUCED RATES.
For the following occasions the
islchmondA Danvi!le. Railroad will
ell reduced round trip tickets from
all points as follows:
Elon College Commencement,
Elon College n. c. Tickets on sale
June Sd TO June 7th inclusive, final
lia,i, June 9th.
Annual Commencement Cnivcr
sity OF North Carolina, Chapel Hi,
y. I. Tickets on sale June lst 10
June 9Th final limi, June oh.
North Cas"lina Press Association
Convention, Morgan,on. y. {. For
the wives and members of the fam
lies of the North Carolina Press
Association, tickets Will be on sale
June llth to l4Ih inclusive fual
limit June 10Th. The members of
the Association themselves are to be
transported free.
North Carolina Teachers Assem-
bly,, Morehead City, n. c. Tickets
on sale June 10Th to June 30tb, in.
elusive; final limit July 18th. 81
will be added to railroad iare 10
cover membership coupon Of Teach
ets' Assembly.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02

-Shriner's Indian Eermifnge is
perfectly safe and easily admins
tered. 1t is cheap and will give sat
istaction. Try it. For sale by W..
4. Hayes, Druggists.
Itch on human, mango on
horses, dogs and all stock, cured ID
80 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary
Lotion. Sold by w. A. Hayes,
Druggist, Hlllsboro, n. G.
-Johnson's Oriental Soap is tar
superior 20 al the other so-called
medicinal soaps tor beau,ifying the
complexion. Richardson & Faries,
Druggists, Greensboro, n. &.
We recommend Johrson's Mag
netIc OIL Tor rheumatism, neuralgia,
sprains, bruises, lame back it quick.
~ relieves pain. p aud so cts.
Richardson IL Fariss. Druggists,
Greensboro, n. g..
800 900 boxes Japa aese Pile
Cure were sold IN 1893 in the Uni.
ted STATES. 1t is sold with written
guarantee to cure or money refund
cd. Richardson e Fariss, Drug
gists, Greensboro, n. G.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02
TI'NE TABLE NO. 3.
IL IFfLcT NAY Is, 1894.

IN IFfltT NAY IL, 1874.
Train No. II, Passenger, going
West, arrives at Iiiilsboro at 7:l3
. n.
Train No. II, Mixed, Passenger
an Freight, going East, arrives at
NN.5oto al 2:1S a IN.
Irain No. 30, Mad, going West,
ar,,,, a, H!lsboro at 5:47 p m.
Tam No. So, Mail, @oing East
4ra,e, a. ilIil-ooro at ll:32 q. IN.
It.u No CO Freight, going East,
ARRIVES .; iliIlsboro at 1913 a. m.
Tran 40. G3, Freight, going
W i, arrives at liiil,boro at LOS
?. u.
}. e.. Cooley, Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02
DEATE OF Mr. THOMAS WrgB.

DEATE OF Mr. THOMAS WEBB.
MI. Thomas Webb died at bis
home in this place on Tuesday. May
Goth, at . p. ~, in the 9th year OF
his age. He was stricken with para!.
ysis abou: seventeen years ago, and
for the past tour years has been in .
helpless condition.
lie leaves q widow, two daugh-
ters and five sons
Messrs, John \. Webb. of Wash.
ing,on. D. c., Avs Webb, of l. .ul>-
vile. Ky James II. Webb. OF New
York City Thomas Ii Webb. OF
Nashville, Tenn; Robin Webb. oil
Birmingham. Ais, and Mrs. A d
Mickle. of Winston, n. c.. were
with their fa,her.~ hen he died.
The funeral services were held
from the Presbyterian church a, i
p. m, Wednesday, May 3oth, kev.
A. Currie officiating
He vas buried with Masonic hon
ors by Eagls>Lodge OF which he had
been a member for many years.
The stores were all closed during
the funeral services.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02
81 ADVERTISING
HuIc- \GOpf<.d by the
North Carolina Press
ASSOci1tiOn.

IN. NJ at not les than tive cents
80 Ia. %til -" charged tor "rards OF
i,iaat..- PRECAUTIONS OF respect" and
.1ta.arr POETRY: A." for obituary no.
.,.. 9.acrfH.an tliC-t which the editor
.Liu-.#f- I4il -ilr ~ a matter Of news.
..ro- II church and society and all
~. c, ..itajnm"ni- from winch rcye-
-. -, - ~lrrivriNill be charged 10.
I.tr .t IKE c..Dt- a line.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02

Misses Mamie Tinnin, Mamie
Strudwick and Hattie Berry return
ed from the State Normal o, Green's
boro last week. Orange county is
proud Of these young ladies ART Of
the stand they took al ,ha, eyce!len.
school. We learn that Miss Strni-
wick, who is a d~augh,sr OF ,he tate
+. n S,rudwick, was the only lady
iu that large school who took first
in everything,
PROF. J. II. McCracken, Of CaId-
we'll Institute, has received the tei-
lowing from X. L. Aberne,hy, Pres
ident of Rutherford College: My
Dear Sir After proper examioa,lon
this institution has Conferred upon
you the degree Of Master Of Ats. !
send by TO days mail a diploma.
Your degree was unanimous,"f
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Di;OMOrlON> IN TIE SCHOOL
l. OF TIE AMERICAN MI>SION<
AIRY COLOkED) ASSOCIATIONS
IIILLSBOHU, y. c., MAY 70, 1894.
From 9Th to sth Ora lcS-Nargarct J..
Hrowdcr, Sallic W. Browdcr. Henrietta
X. Ellison, Maggie w. Farihault. Julia
X. Henderson. GusSie L. Ii,nlcrson,
Rosa 5. Whitfield, Samuel l.. Whitfield.
Annie C.. White, Wilson White and
lille &. Wilson.
From 9th to 7th Grades-Alonzo Cha
viou>. >anl:e>> +. Cunningham. chols
bay. Wesley Grady. Haywood Harris.
henderson, W. JpucS. Ianes Jackson.
Mary X. Latta. Charlie Maybe, Ariana
Thompson. James \. Trent, Cora ).
Whitfield. joanna Whitfield. Eliza A.
Whitfield. Maggie j. Wilson.
From 9TH to 9Th Grade-Milured d.
Berry. Carrie w. Bingham. Celestial G..
Bruwlcr. Malinda II. Browder. Edith
y. Ellison. Maggie j. Graves, Julia \,
Harris. Agnes .. johnson. Mary +,
Jones. Elite Kirby. Mary e. Morrow,
Thomas Morrow. James Maybe. Thos
Maviio. Fannie /. Moore. Geo. Snipes
John +. Walker, John =. Wilson, Paul
Inc Young.
From 81 to 4th Grade-Susan Adams
Anna Is. Browder, Daisy &. Ellison
Lizzie k. Faucette. Edmund Faribault
Rebcrc. J. Morrow. Binnir McPher
Ion. Ellen Oliver, Willie ID Whitfield.
Primary-John Chavious, Zacchcu,
Cunningham, Susan Morris. Johns Nor
row. Joan Oliver. Thomas Oliver. Rob
crt Farihault, Hattie Roberts. Waite
roo,nrr. Eliza Wilson.
Henrietta Ellison has won the DAME
Hand scholarship .or le13.
Il &. RECUA\
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02

Humphreys Specific No. 10 cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Weak
Stomach n small bottle OF pleas
AIT pellets Just fits your vest pocket
ID cts--all druggists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02
:. NJ. GATTIS.
Clerk of Superior Court.
CAIt. DF REAL ESTATE.

Hv virtue OF a decree Of the superior
Court oi Orange County male Ill the
ci>s If " j. pick>an. .idtn'r of Joseph
Ii. l.attl against j. =. L.afta and others.
| NIL offer ior sale Al the court house
door in liili~boro. on Monday. july 2d.
1891. two >tnall tracts al land in Orange
county adjoining Lands Of Willie e..
Dickson. MuIniord Erabtrce and Their.
containing ii'ty-oue Acres. more ~
less.
Also one other trac. adjoining the
above tract ami the lands ct Or. >trud-
wick and others. containing Twenty
Acres. more or less. the property Of the
lat. Jo>ol,ll II. f-attL
lcrns Of sale One-third i'll cash,
.ouc-thinl in & and II months; resery-
ing title nntil paid Tor.
Ellis -i>t day Ut I~iy.legi.
w. i. DICKSON.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02
What is


Castoria IS DIR. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 1t is u harmless substitute
for Parc.oric. Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
1t is Pleasant. It's guarantee is thirty years use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
fcverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures DiarrhUa and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and na,ulcncy.
CastOria assinilates tho food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-
toria is the Chiidrcn's Panacca-tho Mothers Friend.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02

l.. l. HASSELI. l.. III.
-Oii field Strawberries have been
plentiful and very fine.
-Ov.rcoa,s and fires were ON
Portable the fast Of the week.
Mary use Ayers Sarsalarilla AS
an "a. r%ctIzer.' tecansc it IL such .
liLc siornaehic,
When you core to l!Ill-horo,
cal 81 the Class From, bonke1nre.
We would like one word with uou
Kew DIR, +. !. Murdock, OF
Salisbury, will preach in ST. Mat
,hcw's church at lilllsbrro on sun
day night, June 3D., at $50 O'clock.
Public invited.
II the hair his been mad. to
grow Il ~nstural color On bald heads
II thousands Of eases. by using
Hats lialr Reviewer, Why will IL
mol IN your c"s"?
Miss Is. G. Bcchan, teacher
l",h.>hcs III this paper The promo
tons in the school OF the American
Missionary (Colnred) ASSOCIATION vi
lluishoro, n { See the list on
our 81 page, ID column.
MIR. y J. LYNCH, watch maker
aaa ieaclcr, car .e found at the old
sfv,i ON I'm. s,l,c,. Does your
watch or cioch need repairing |,
-, hr, Lynch is the man for YOU t.
tee. y, work in his line done a,
'he shortest notice.
The mp OF q poisonous snake IL
hat sl-hl remove from being NOR,
nan.,rous than The poison of Scroll
IA II tie blood. Ayers S%arsaparlll
%ih-,iics the vital hlld, expels al
poisonous Substances, and supplies
lie clements OF lite, health an,
strength.
L rett Oakley, white. 10 years
a'! "aile at work on Mr.. Enbtr
Murray's house at Cedar Grove OF
FRIDAY May p, tell about % tee
iinh \ >cAtioli on 4 pile OF rocks
'Ni- b'1i VI us IL w &c
reNtt- internal! injuries WlAch it i
!t4tei vii prove fatal.
y n>,iul receipt fnr Takin,
81 ea'3cc was PROMISED n an ad
'y.t>emeut On receipt If IL cents
\ woman q ll1mden, Ohio, sen,
arms and received this impotani &C
N'ce Practice TIL You sc, The CO
''e exactly right, then keep o
".Ns"- u il thu, way.
key. W. IL Pickett preache
~ .N"rttent sermon To large congr,
sltau IN the Methods. church la,
Sunday night. He let, here Nonia
Ior tal. Ia see his child who W.
'aeen sud irriy III, aud from ,her
= intended Ia 90 TO Conuclly
>!tn,s 10 sten,. some tim.
Died y hls home in II llsbor
t9"">. +, on Friday, May 18Th, VI
I'm i.ttry, aged about - year
nc II t',u SICK about two wear
az "n Suaisv before he died
"a para l2e.i in his lett side. /
',4''> +, widow, two sons and
HAhSDleg The lnterment. was in Il
Hame graveyard.
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-WANrED.-5O,00O pounds OF
ecrar Totacco. HOOKER IL Co i,
lliIieburo, n G..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02

Having hi d4y qualified ~ Executor
81 the e-tafc 81 Henrietta Davis. de-
ceased. | l-r%ht siot.iy ali persons ia
{, .bted 70 said. estate 10 ply Ii sAmc.
alp,i ali ptr~ta.> holding claims against
Tie same II present them Ia the under
signed property authenticated on or
before the ith day Of May. ls95. 3r this
notice will be plead in bar OF their re-
coyery.
Tbs III iag Of MAY. 1884
JOHN h. HUGHES,
kXecator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-02
CrArE OF NORTH CAROLINA
y ORANGE COUNTY. !
Superior Court, NM Is. 1891.

Superior Court, My Is, 1894.
William ;. Petty n Executor of ). b.
Petty. and III his " right,
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=. Il. Petty who choose TO come in
anl make themselves parties.
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commenced a proceeding In the nature
ol a creditors bill for an account and
settlement OF the estate Of :. Il. Petty.
this i 10 notify all persons holding
cilime against Saii estate 10 present
them II the Clerk OF the court OF Or
an.e County on or before the 9th day
81 July. l>2i. or they will not be al
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