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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-10

to De our regular bargain c A FEW MORE ADDITION A
 Silks.
 24 inch pure silk. black India; regular price 49c, this sale 33c
 "A inch fine black taffeta, India and gros grain silks; regular price 9Sc, this sale, choice, 69c per yard Black Dress Goods. 3S inch black brocade mohair brillian- tine; regular price 45c, this sale 29c 46 inch extra fine black silk finish hen rietta; formerly sold at 9Sc per yard , this | sale 59c Colored Drsss Goods. 50 pieces of all wool serges, warranted every thread wool, every shade manutac- | tured; regular price 39c, this sale, 25c One lot of all wool fine novelties; form erly soc to 69,, this sale 29c
 Linens and Domestics.
 AT 74c. | 4O-inch bleached pillow case cotton, re- gular price 123c, sale price 73c. | AT l24c.
 94 bleached sheeting, regular price 23c, sale price 124c. | AT 17c.
 Genuine Turkey red table damask, regu- lar price 25c. sale price 17c. | AT 3 ,4c. 1 Domet Flannel, regular price 6c, sale price, 3 3-4c.
 AT 21c. l Pure linen cream table damask; regular price 35c, sale price 21c.
 3rd Floor, Extra Specials.
 eB TAKE ELEVATOR. -G 4O-inch best quality fancy silkoline, regular price 124c. extra special SIC. Ruffie edge sash curtains, muslin, regu, lar price 25c, extra special 123c.
 Highly decorated China cuspidores, regular price 50, extra special 123c. | White iron stone mugs, regular price 7c, extra special 4c.
 Fancy colored chenille door mats, regu- lar price 25c, extra special 15c.
 Antique oak highly polished arm rocker, regular price S2, extra special $1 .25. Large size woven hammocks with two spreaders. regular price S1.25, extra spe- cial sec.
 Large size wire window screens, regular price 33c, extra special 22c.
 Shoe Department.
 Ladies' patent leather Oxfords. opera toe. rcgnlar price $2, sale price Sl.35. Ladies' fine kid slippers, all the latest style toes, regular price 75c, sale price 4Sc Misses fine russet lace shoes, hand sew ed welt, regular price $50, sale price $1.9S.
 Boys fine calf skin lace shoes. rera and London toe, regular price SLID, sale price $1.19.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-10

Their FIuke Victory Over the Leander Crew Is to Stand. and the Britishers Are Wild With Indignation-A Big Carnival of International Track Athletics,
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28

used for cooking purposes, and that
mostly performed out of doors. There is
long, rambling posada Just such one
as might have sat to General Lew Wal
lace for a picture of that in Ben Hur: and
about its door a line of shaggy native
horses are tied to a long bar erected for
the purpose. Not a wheeled vehicle is in
sight fol the country roads are only lit for
equestrians, and hardly passable for them.
The people, the cabins. the horses, the
trees are all stained with the red dirt OF
the soil, like the western Indians arrayed
IN their war paint This pigment pene-
trates everywhere, filling the ears and
decorating the passengers dingy brick
color Over hedge of wild pine apples
you observe a bevy Of Youngsters of as
assorted sizes, clothed in nothing but
smiles and shining black skin, playing
about the door OF 4 little cabin: while the
mother. lat and comfortable in her one
scant garment, with arms akimbo. gazes
curiously at YOU. unconscious shat She
forms typical and not unpicturesque
pant Of tile scene. 1t is difficult to leal-
ize that all these shabby little hanets
through which you glide so rapidly are
places OF consequence and the permanent
atedeS of well-to-do people Nearing
Matauzas, the scene undergoes a radical
change Good houses are more frequent.
and passablc roads wind of into the
country: groves and galdens spring into
view. and cattle crop the rank verdure.
ou are struck by the lean, understood.
siekiy look OF the cattle-'alf starved amid
such rank luNuliance G verlure: there
" no green sward in the tropics and hay
is never made. You see a few small veg
etable and fruit farms, but sugar absorbs
nearly every other inteTest-the tobacco
leaf coming next, now that coffee is 50
neglected in Cuba. The farmer still plows
with the crooked branch of tree, the
RUDE machine being guided by one handle
precisely such an implement as has been
used 10 Egypt for thousands Of years. In
short, the whole prospect reminds YOU
OF Syria and the Nile region All day
the thermometer has been lowering in the
neighboihood Of s. degrees, and the dust
is almost unbearable. Hot hungry and
weary with the long riding-as you ap-
proach Matanzas a sudden Whit of cool
air from off the Gulf of Mexico revives
You like q bracing tonic and the sight of
the broad harbor glistening under the
afternoon sun. is as welcome as beauti-
full FANNIE &. WARD.
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28

eases, Or drains upon the system,
excuses, Or abuses, BAD habits. or
early VICES, are treated through cor
TesponcenGe at their homes. With
uniform success, by the Specialists
81 the lnvalids' Hotel and SURGICAL
Institute, Of Buffalo, n. y. a book
OF I5o large pages, devoted to the
consideration Of the maladies above
limited at, may be had, mailed Sc
eu,ely sealed from observation. ~ a
PLAIN ensrlobe, ~ sending 10 cents
II one-cent stamps for postage OH
Book), to the Worlds Dispensarv
Medical Association At Tie above
mentioned Hotel. For more than
quarter Of century, physicians
connected with this widely cele-
brated Institution, have made the
treatment Of the delicate diseases
above referred to, their sole study
and practice Thousands, have con
suited them. This vast experience
has naturally resulted in improved
methods and means of cure.
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28

,r,.,,,, a,,.r ,.,,,,
1890 r. o. ~. hiLA viii bE hfAlhN
ihf- MAINE >hNA T.
he friends Of the woman suffrage move
meut ar.4 confident that th4 Nm ,v3i ,.ss
III u,,s. r,. - '' ,,r
go ''' oflo'e"ts aie tGuai'N
SNIe lAal y "1li pc beaten ia the Senate.
says tllt Augusta CORRESPONDENT ii TIL. rnr5
l,,,i I,rsss II Nh. -,
,,,.a;-,.,.t4. CHA
'f'' Ht'"t'4"h y ~ if tNat' ~ li@ REVERSE n
that III two Years ago. Prior to 1857, th.. ef
forts ro secure s,ltrr.,,4 for ,,,.,,,. AIN
.,stra ,,,,,i, .,,+.,,,;,,,7F.
Ht't'h 'e'eH'I"n m wig -aa4l4t AH-lrii-
'HIe, '1ll theh an attempt was made Winch
rffalHN interest aai "Nef fht State ini ~ihN'e
lhfM WPlitah suffrage has Nten 4 i~alluE
taplF n Ni-FNsSl"h iitfe itt every session. lf-
9N' t4t Hthiah" was Ter an ahiendhient IT,
M constitution giNlil- 10 WunltM he li- .ilt
N ilill Sitf raEr iinnGTefis " women -9n4oa
lfl@MfiS i"f me measure ana 'MtudteEs
siSued itil,iist all'@s against IL ON tlt.- r.
N84Nt i'N th 'tt Nt~Naf* Aniell"intAf fi liiH
,E'4fil fi' Atll%larA e9h'll.tf'e IA lS~l
'iN"Atl 'fl4@i- ~ lis'' VIZ ISL ma dome ''l'
sliN .ltii''its ia' lai inNffriai sHfiff=f li
ift' A lAt' lfSNtN NihN iNNttl lt' +H tl
-4ttA-f'tt t'' NV ~, i4Il iN Htt" lts}iN'' Nv t
ht1 "iftf u 'aliit =" yer ita' 3a-Sst9 re-
't3HfsiA- A" tf84S NatN' yrs fsSfts'f Dtil
i"H 5sils Al M@h+ -Hitftf1 = "i itA Ata
- '4''it si4' HNtF99"'A eNH .liait!N lr
'''.. ,. '1,s W. III l+i'i
III, ''' @'ti'.' I'm AZ Afi
fIN-, \. n
&C. ''' 7',''' 9''-e 'i ,'it l''''rs''ii3 =
'',!''i, e'i.. 'ATi ~ ~ Nh itf NJ
,. HIM.. IN in'N S.i@i MlI'lh II
,j'i'.r Sslf'n 9'''ll 5'Hli''''
IN = i''s.' ','Ne'' ~ lli1'ti't
KIT \ iil'i '.~ii M liftlilfes Nil4t-
n. II y .'iF ihe
M ,i,.'' NT@i ~. phIE = minority ~
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28

Books added during February, 1sN5
Bacon, Alice Mabel a japanese in-
lefi"f. 18Th ................,
Besaht, Walter London. .|......,..
RutterwVrth, IIezekiah Songs Of hls-
tory. poems ana ballads. 1857. . II
Clemens. Samuel Langhorne tNurk
IMH,n \ tramp abroad. 1891 MN.
Clemens, Samuel Langhurne. Mark
TWaln's Sketches 1870 -
Crawford, Francis Marion The Rails
tons. l>Y.1 .v...5..... .....-.
Drake, NJ. Z Fanny's autobiography
\ story III home missionary life Oh
the frontier. 1sa5.....,.......... .... l
Gladstone, William Ewart. odeS M
Ii"raea translated into English.
1871 .-.,........ .,...-.......... |
Holmes H. Z. Readings and rerita-
ions S.n..-.-4.... .'......-.--.4 \
Lang, Andrew Essays ii little. .... /
Mahan. Alfred Thayer. Tie Cult and
inland waters. (The Navy in the
Civii War lSS.;. ...........
May. Julia H. Songs from tile woods
Of Maine. 1854 i
'Nerriam. Lucius Salisbury. Higher
edHsat.on in Tennessee. 1SYS Il
Min, Louise Jordan. When We Mere
>trNlllng players III the East. lS,4
Parker, Leonard f. Higher edlira-
ton IN Iowa. 1898 .... 1
Phelps, Austin and Frlnk, Henry Al
iNn. Rhetoric. its theory and pTac-
tfe 1875.
solomon. otto. Teachers handbook
Of Siojd. 1892. .-.....4... ....... /,
Silth, George Adam. Historical w
ographv of the Holy Land. 1855,
STEINER. h. &. History of education
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28
The Patents Of The Year.

commissioner Of Patents John s. SEX
mour has submitted to Congress His ~
port OF TIE work of his bureau for the
current year 1894. He SAYS that during
the year there We're 20 500 patents Grant,
ed ana 1000 trade marks registered and
|. w patents expired. The total expen-
ditures We're 81, 1907 Oh. The receipts
over expenditures were ss7. 800 and the
total balance to the credit Of the patent
once II the treasury Of The United States
amounts to 81, 1863, l35.
In proportion TO population more pat
ents We're issued to citizens Of Connecti-
cut than 70 those Of any other State.
Next in order in proportion to population
are Massachusetts, the District Of Column
pa, New Jersey, Montana, Rhode Island
New York and Colorado. As to foreign
eounlfles more patents were granted to
subjects Of Great Britain than " INV
other country. Next in order comes Ger
many and the Dominion of Canada
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28

English SPAWN Liniment removes all
Hard Soft OF Calloused Lunps and Blem-
ishes from horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs
Splints, Sweeney, Ring Bone Stiles.
sprains, all Swollen Threats, Coughs, etc
Save $50 by use of one bottle Warranted
the most wonderful Blemsh Cure ever
known. Sold by A. A. Howes & CO., Drug
gists, Belfast, Me.
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28

RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAY-'Mvstic
Cure for rheumatism and Neura lgia. radi-
caiy cares in l to 3 days. Its action upon
the system is remarkable and mysterious 1t
removes AT once the cause and the disease
Immediately disappears The first dose
greatly benefits. - cts. Sold by A. a.
Howes Co, Druggists, Belfast.
She (btterly). Before you married me
was al angel III never be that again. |
suppose He {sareasticalIy>. well. |
1--we IN hopes.
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28

llNtlS II lldNlSdDlG ICI II tOuSlutIdDlc ulS-
tauee a matter Of great Importance in a
country 50 destitute Of good roads. Be
tween this town and Santiago. as Id all
tNe mountain regions OF the eastern dis
tr9t, tue roads are infested with banditti
WHO plUndel both natives and foreigners.
lANle arc many instances, even within the
last FUN Wears. where travellers have been
captured hy the bantlitt and held for ran
som and terrible tales are told Of torture
inflicted upon those whose friends failed
IT, saN over the sum demanded. culninat
ing IN the murder Of the Victims Now
and then the soldiers make a raid upon
the robbers, as couple Of wears ago when
tie notorious outlaw, Clemente Maitenez
was captured and shot, together with part
0f his band. In some parts Of the island
j, : to this day necessary to 90 well armed
Ji ~eli defence 81 any road short dis
tinHe from the towns. Residents going
inland take an armed guard. and even the
paoi counlrymen bringing produce 10
market wear swords. Many Of the des-
peiatoe> who lurk in the Hill country ae
unsuccessful revolitionsts. upon whose
ea'i- price is set. and others are runa-
NJ making a living.
lhele IL direct railway communication
between Cientuegos and Havana tIe
route via Matanzas crossing the island at
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28
The Doctors Endorse Il.

~ regular meeting ot the ,,rnesee coun-
" y y ! Medical Society, the physicians Of
The county passed q vote IF thanks for a
quantity ~ Gilmores Aromatic Wine which
HAD Teen presented to the society, ana said
tllar they recognized the remedy as being
adapted t. large class Of Diseases. Physi-
clans everywhere recommend thS excellent
medicine. especially to their lady patients.
Sold i,y 4, a. Howrs \ Co.
such trighrful language" Eagson Tatters
Well. lady. me an me para has tntNclange
heated words fur ter keep Warnl npt HAY
III HG 4Ntrcoats,
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28

], ne massachusetts house has passed over
the governors veto, the bill removing re-.
strletlons upon shad and alewive fisheries
III the Merrimae rlNer -N'
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28

When Baby was Sc ~c gave her astoria.
When she was a CniId, she cried 70. Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clanp &c ,aStora.
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28
TO TAX PAYERS !!

i Saturday from 10 A. M. to II NJ. and 2 to
P. Nj. until January !. All persons who wish to
avail themselves Of the discount Of two per cent.
on their taxes must pay BY January |. 1895.
H. +. MASON, Collector.
Belfast, August %, la04.-29tf
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28
Cure for Headache.

Ks Il remedy for all forns of Headache
Electric Bitters HAS proved to be the very
best Il elects a permanent cure and the
most dreaded habitnal sick headaches WELD
e if- nii lcnr- W. urge tll VINO arr ittllct
ed L. procure a bottle, and give this remedy
a talr trial. In cases OF hahitilaI constipation
Electric Rittrrs cures w giving the needed
t0nic te tie bowels and few long re-
S!st the use Of this medicine. Try it once
Large rttles only Fifty cents at ~. ~
hay a morale" sand a young literary man
" Mt eOnntrcaiiv,' replied his friend
Its the story WITH an immoral that pays
unW-i-daNs
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28
For over Fifty Years.

An OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY-Mrs
Winsl"w's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over nifty years by millions of mothers for
their children while teething, with perfect
success. II sootlles the child softens tile
is the best remedy for Diarrhn.a Is pleas
ant to the taste. Sold by Druggists in every
part If the world. Twenty-Five cents bot
tie. Its value is incalculabe Be sure and
ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind 1yr46
she IS very well informed said the
young man. Yes" replied the girl who
hasn't many friends. "There is one sub
Jet upon which her information is absolute
ly unrivaled." What is that?" 'Her age"
The Republican journal., 1895-02-28
TVOrine
y WASHING POWDER
Orange Spoon.

Please accept my thanks for the lovely Orange
S,Pgon like lvoMNE exceedingly, and think the
l"let Soap that comes in each package is alone
worth the price of the whole package.
Mrs. A. ]. HARDY, Providence X. L.
Address the J. b. WILLIAMS CO.. Glastonbury, q.
PREMIUM DEPARTMENT.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1895-11-02
Coz. CARES DArou-r.r TO WE'D.

Cot. CARES DAuou-r2 TO WE'D.
The following in~,eres,ing Az
nooucement 10 made by the Kansas
City tMo) Times:
The engagement is announced of
Mr. hsry c. Flower, of this city. to
Miss Ida Carr. daughter Of Col. ].
5 Carr, OF Durham, y. G. The
Wedding will take place this winter.
Miss Carr already has a large circle
Of friends in kaosss CITY who will
Welcome her TO u permsnen, resi-
dence. She has been the gaest on
several OCCASIONS Of Mrs. 7. J. TEN
pier and Miss Ternpler and Of other
friends. Miss Carr spent the sun.
mer in Europe and has jos, return
ed to Der Southern home. Mr..
Flower is one OF the most popular
and delightful of the young society
men OF kaneas City. lie also PAYS.
ed the summer 10 Europe, and nos,
oi bis time is devoted to The perfect,
ing OF business plans in Boston. Mr.
Flower and his bride will live in
Kansas City"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1895-11-02
MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.

By virtue g, \ mortgage deed cxecu-
tel BY Thomas b. Rogers aud Mary j.
Rogers 10. Matthew Atwatcr. and duly
recorded in the office OF Register OF
Deeds OF Orange county. in Book W.
page la5. ! will sell II public auction
10 the hishes; bidder for cash at the
court house door in Hillsb ,ro. on Mon
LAY. December and. 1925. a tract Of
land lying ani being III the county Of
orange. adjoining the lands Of J. F.
Crawford. heirs OF George W. Thomp-
SON r. A. Durham and others. being
par, oi the ". +. Perry lands. and con-
tanning One Hun irei Acres more or
less.
sale is made 10 satisfy mortgage and
10 pay costs.
This 30th a OF October. 1895.
MATrHFW ATW ATER.
Mortgage.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1895-11-02
1876. 1905.
FALL AND WINTER


Our New Stock of Fall and Win.
ter Millinery has arrived, and we
have how ready for the trade the
latest and most desirable styles for
ladies and children, aud at prices TO
euit everybody.
We have a splendid stock Of the
Most Fashionable Goods 10 Haas.
Ronne,s, Ribbons. Feathers aud
Trimmings,
Ladies' Dress Trimmings. La,es,
Styles 10 Jewely and q Full Line Of
Notions
Orders from 8 distance will re-
ceive prompt Attention.
MRS. NJ. L. TAYLOR 1 SISTER!
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1895-11-02

On Monday. November 4sh, 1905. I
-~ili offer tor sale at the cour, house
door in Hilisboro the following lands
Of the late Henty +. rilley:
Two ..sets OF abou, % acre. each
bough, from d. VI. Kucin.Cu.
One tract OF IS acres bought from
YIN. Tilley, -.
Two t-ac-s OF about Is acres eacl,
Dough, from John K. 1reS.
One tract Of 2 acres bougL, frou r.
P. Hughes, Aanr.
One tract or 50 acrea bought from
John X. Gu'sk, suhioc, TO the dove.
which should be allotted 10 The widow
Terms OF sale One-,l,ird cash ane
balance at s ga u mouths with inter
est from day o. safe
This aud day Of October. 1886.
THOMAS GRAY.
F, Aduiuistrasrr and Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1895-11-02

LOT IN CHAPEL I'LL

LOT IN CHAPEL HILL
Pursuant to a decree made IN TIE "a
rerior Court ri Orange County III The
special Proceeding entitled Annie J..
Dawson aud Others v. Mary !. Hsr-
riu.ton and other. appointing fhe ma
Iersi.fetl Commissioners and directing
the -ale Of th.. land hereinafter d.s
-criber!. we will on Monday. November
4'h. 1895. at ~ o'clock IT.. sell 10 the
highest bidder on the Premises - Chap
el Hill. y. e.. the following described
zeal estate.
A certain lot Of land situate in the
town OF Chapel Hill. Orange toaniG.
state Of North Carolir;a. On Ros@rnsrs
street. bounded on the east by Henier-
sou street. on the west hy the Lands oi
Tony jenkins on the north by the
lAr.is OF Dr. W L. M,ai's,,. Decreased
! known a. The Loader Lot" containing
Five III Aces. more or lees.
Terms OF sale Iae-tnirslc a-tl. rne-
third in tour months and ons-tAtr*s e
eight months deferred payments Z
! bear Interest s; g rer cent tfttau ~Ais
but purchaser vIli fe ~alIosf4 - az
f5etpate payment, 81 deferred fst saeI.fs
TIL, l., day II Noycmo~r. Ia
.I>0. III. "AI~pS.
II. \. Fot>iitE-
1g-ut.*iot4.tA
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1895-11-02
.OTtCE " LAND SALE

b. virtue Of . mortgage ie~sl male
20 me bx John J. PhelI- ansi .lIe AL
~. orsie.f ir Beck r. on page IS. IN the
Register IT Ita~i- usc- # O-.-r coun-
-. Y. 4. gill -~3i Tor c4.h to iae
highest bidder - The court horse door
In HiIIsispso. On the Ill. dsy Il Soseta
her. i-ss. Il. f=.ing ,h- y: Mot - -
Sc.eab@r - IL ocap rn- TIE tot
loving tract 1t Ian. In ILr sfose
township. adjoining ibe land Of Jatas'
lss.- ". l. Wilson. S@t sal~a. W IL
n h.e.es. and Anos. :. :he III Col
loh~s place
sale i. made 10 satisfy Eortsaxc-
This -sth day of sep. l.a
| ". 4 WARREN.
| MorsgsS-s
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1895-11-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of the last will and tesla
ment OF John I'll. Sykes. deceased, We
will sell oh the premises on Friday,
November 29th. 1895, the land OF the
late John II. Sykes, situated on the
waters of Rocky Run in Orange coun-
Is. adjoining the lands Of Henry Crab
tree, Naucs Gates and Other. CO ntain-
ing Twenty Acres, more or less.
Terms Of sale One-third cash, the
balance in & months. Title reserved
uniil ull payment.
This goth day OF October, 1895.
+. NJ SYKES,
J. ". SYKES,
Executors.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1895-11-02
TyECUTOR'S NOTICE

Having :ais day qualified IS Execo-
tor uunn the estate oil. the late Mrs
He:.y B. Cro>s@ft- I hereby notify al
persons Indebted TO said estase Ia make
immediate rtaytief.L aid ali persons
having claims aims: sail estate rsis,
present them to the undersigned lgop-
.r,v authenticated Oh or before the
I.,h day q September. l.-si- or titt@ ito
sice viii b. plead I'm bar of their r-cov-
cry.
This Eth dag OF september. 1895
JOHN MALONE
executor
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1895-11-02
GET ONE.

Ask the Druggist OF Country Mer-
chant for a Booklet Tobacco as q
Medicine" 1t tells sill about Cole
man's Tobacco Oil Liniment, large
1 ounce bottle 25 cents) Medicated
Tobacco Soap. no cents a cake.)
Testimonials, &c We send them
free to dealers to be given away or
will mail one to you tor 20 stamp.
Durham Special Manufacturing Co.,
Durham, N. c.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1895-11-02

TIE Fall Term Of Orange Supe-
rior Cour, convened Monday moro.
ing \, 1870 o'clock. His Honor,
Judge S,srbuck, presiding. and s,
lici,or Byuun representing The State,
The following named persons
were drawn 10 serve rs Grand IN
rors:
". n. Pri,charj, Foreman, P. II
lack Hogan. colored. Jesse
Miller, Thomas f. Dod<on. A j.
McDaje. Of Chsrei Hall, Thomas r.
Tate, w. 4 J. Clark. John A. Bor.
land. W. r. Sharp. II w. lloyd.
H Adolphus T.li-y. ]. w. Bad.
shaw, w. A. Browning, Skidmo,e
Riley. WIN. O.ersker, j. B. Wright
and W. Fl Wilkersor.
Judge S,atbuck delivered his usual
charge TO the Grand Jury, and A
w. Breeze vas sworn as officer in
charge OF the anne.
State W. Calvin Lloyd ard Rox,
anna Lloyd Fornica'i"n and ada.
terry. Verde, Of guilty. Calvin
Floyd fined $50 and costs Roxauna
Lloyd faed SIS.
State va. James F. Shumaker.
Setting fire To depo, at University
Sta,ion. Submission aud Judgment
suspended upon payment OF cos.s-
State vs. Ransom Richmond. AS
SAINT. Submission and judgmen,
suspended upon payment Of costs.
State W. Ransom Richmond Car.
rying concealed weapon. Mistrial.
Submission and Judgment suspended
upon payment of halt costs.
State vs.. George Turner. Pleads
guilty Of trespass aud Judgment u
pended upon payment, of costs.
State vs. Rufus Suit. Assault
Submission. Fined SIS and costs.
State ss. Bug Kelly. Carrying a
concealed weapon. Submission scd
Judgment suspended Upon paymeu,
Ut costs.
State vs.. ". NJ. Sueg. Assault.
Submission. Fined $40 and costs
State rs. John Terrell. Retailing
%apir.,nous liquors without license,
Submission and Judgment suspended
upon payment OF costs.
State vs.. Emsley Donnell and A
w. Gates. Forcible t-espass. Yer
die, OF guilty as to both defendants
Judgment suspended upon payment
by each of halt costs.
State We. James A. Wilkerson
Larceny and receiving. Plead.
guilty in 3 cases.
State vs.. Reuben Mitchell, Ed. Al
lison, Bowman Gordon and II
Crisp, colored, and Pink A. Roys
ter, white. Larceny aud receiving
Verdict OF not guilty.
Stale en- relation Of N. w. Browl
against Jos. A. Harris. Demurrel
"verruled. Leave 10 answer withil
80 days.
This suit was brougb: by n. w
Brown, the defeated R-publica'
candidate tor Mayor of HiI'sboro, Il
declare the Office vacant be, ause II,
Mayor elect, JOS. A. Harris, tail-,
to make an temized statement o
his election expenses within tel
days after the election as require,
by law.i
Besides the resident lawyers, v,
noticed the following named law
yers attending court James 3 Ms
SOC and j. w. NcNeilI, Chapel Hill
Paul G. Graham, Oxford Eek Solici
tor Parker, Graham r B Boone
Durham ; aud Lisbon p. Berry, tn
colored lawyer from Statesville.