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Milk River Valley.

Don't forget after harvest to take that
intended visit TO the Milk River Valley of
Montana, where free homesteads can be
taken near the railway. For printed mat
ter and other information. address Moses
Folsom, Sd and Broadway, st. Paul Mimi.
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FEEDING AT PASTURE.
A Simple Device Which VIII Keep
Animals from Quarrelirg with
Their Neighbors.

It is often desired to feed grain or
some soiling crop to animals at pasture.
\ convenient way to accomplish this
without crowding on the part of the
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have received
from the use of
Lydia E Pink
hams Vegeta-
bic Compound.
Soon after the
birth ofmy first
child. l COM
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Success,

Success consists partly in aiming
high. but mostly in making as much
noise as a 13-inch gun.--Detroas Jour.
raj
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Piso's Cure for Consumption relieves the
most obstinate coughs.-Rev. D. Buch-
mueller. Lexington, Mo-, Feb. a, "a.
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It is terribly hard for a boy to believe in
the veracity OF his father when he hears him
declare that no one is truly happy and con-
tented unless he has work to do.-Atchison
( IL
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Horses ike TO be well stalled, but not IN .
muddy highway.-L. 4. W. Bulletin.
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High ideals are perhaps responsible for as
much pessimism as are torpid livers, on the
whole-Detroit journal.
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It is mighty good thing that the Lord
does not enforce the law as He did against
Ananias ashington Ia) Democrat
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To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo QUinine Tablets. Al
druggists refund money lit fails TO cure. 25(
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LETTER TO MRS. rrxEE.x 20. os.ss.1

"DEAR Mrs. PINkHAM-For some
time have thought of writing to you
to let you know of the great benefit 1
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Halls Catarrh Cure

Is Constitutional Cure. Price, 75c.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-07
REPORT ON ALDRIDGE'S WORK
ATTORNEY-GENERAL TO VISIT THE GOV
ERNOR TO-DAY-REPORTED DIFFER
ENCES AMONG COUNSEL

Albany July Special. D.-Attorney- General
Davis had a conference to-day with Wallace
Macfarane, OF New-York, and Benjamin J.
Shove. Of Syracuse. x-District-Attorney Of
Onondaga County Two Of the counsel appointed
10 analyze the evidence taken by the Canal
Commission in relation TO the work done by
George w Aldridge, former Superintendent Of
Public Works. and Campbell ". Adams former
State Engineer. when they were in charge o.
the 50 600 600 fund expended for the improve
ment of the canals
The result OF this conference is not known. AT
It's conclusion the Attorney-General announced
that he would go 10 oyster Bay tomorrow TO
see Governor Roosevelt The Attorney-General
beyond question. visits the Governor to acquaint
him with the nature OF the reports made by
Messrs. Macfarlane and Shove and by Austen
G Fox the third lawyer engaged in the work
Of canal investigation.
There are persistent reports that Messrs. Fox
and Macfarlane will differ with Mr.. Shove. but
disclosed Yet, nevertheless. there may not be
any difference between the Attorney-General
and Governor Roosevelt TO the policy 10 be
pursued in dealing with the subject. 1t is un-
derstood that Governor Roosevelt has already
received word Of the nature OF the report Of
Messrs. Fox and Macfarlane. and that il is Of
a Voluminous nature. Mr. ShOve's report Will
be briefer. William J. Youngs, the Governors
General Davis TO Oyster Bay The latter said
tonight thai ne doubted II the reports Of
Messrs Fox. Macfarlane and Shove would be
made public before Monday next.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-07
vorruFyTSs OF WARSHIPS.

Washington. July 6.-Captain Goodrich reports
that he sailed to-day from Valparaiso on me New
-, ,a -oo,,rnbo on the way 10 Callao The gun
-, wilmington sailed to-day from Rio Janeiro
for Santos . -, ~,
The Navy Department is advised that the Brook
NsyYork and the North Atlantic
souadron leaves Newport to-morro" y E1 all VIII
The Machias left Key West to-day ior fensacoa-
conveying the hoatindg nd plscsta91a qocK 90 10
pnr,Iand Ne. July 6-Mayor Robinson received
LITER rom Admiral Sampson to-day saying that
uo-,h Atlantic Squadron. consisting Of six war
sh,,. under command OF Captain Ieyl3r WI VI and Sn
RYE RYE .e,,sin a, IN the harbor for four days
New-York tribune., 1899-07-07
MINISTER BUCHANAN'S FEE.
AN INQUIRY MADE BY THE STATE DE-
PARTMENT
NOT LIKELY TO RECEIVE 10000 FROM CHILL
AND Observation-Disclosures OF ARBrTRA-
AJAX rE1rnnArn no rHE rRIprXE.I

TORS IN INTERNATIONAL DISPUTES.
rnY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUNE.l
Washington July 6.-The report sent by cable
from Buenos Ayres that the United States Minister
10 the Argentine Republic. Mr. buchanan Is 10 re-
ceve 800 for his services arbitrator IN the
recent boundary dispute between Argentina and
Chill has been made the subject Of inquiry by the
State Department. The rumor Is found to have
little foundation. and is supposed TO have origin
ated among Jealous friends who launched the sug-
gestion in the hope that the two governments
would adopt It,
II Is admitted by all who conversant with the
boundary dispute between Chill and the Argentine
Republic that Minister Buchanan. whose residence
at Buenos Ayres has been continuous for the last
five years may have the gratitude OF both
countries by his award He appointed Min
lister 10 that republic by President Cleveland. and
In a short time made himself so popular in the
official set at the capital that when President Nc
Kinley came into Office he mportuned by mer-
chants and officials OF the republic TO retain this
Democratic official. Chill has shown vexation
over the outcome OF the arbitration, which was
joyously received Buenos Ayres, and, indeed
glad TO have the dispute ended without resort
10 This does not mean though, that Chill
looks with any favor the proposition TO reward
Minister Buchanan by paying as her part or the
proposed gratuity OF $4,000. a almost as great
.Aat paid annually to the President OF the
United States. The Chilian press is protesting
against such exorbtant reward. and as the re-
lations Of the press and the Government OF that
republic are close II is not to be believed that such
a sum of money will be voted 70 Minister Buchan-
an whether Argentina gives him $4,000 or not.
The reward Of arbitrator in International dis
putes is sometimes money and sometimes a souve-
mir. as was the cup which President Mckinley re
Gently presented to the French Ambassador. John
W Foster formerly Secretary Of State, Is reported
10 have received 10000 for his services 10 China
as counsel in the peace negotiations with Japan
but ne not public official at the time.
President Cleveland was appealed TO by the re
publcs OF Costa Rica and Nicaragua 10 arbitrate
a boundary dispute, and he appointed General r.
7. Alexander. a private citizen. to act Tor MN
General Alexander's work called him 10 Central
America for two or three years and the task IS
not yet completed His total remuneration from the
governments which asked his services is less than
SIS 600 annually II is TO be presumed. therefore
that Minister Buchanans compensation, whicn was
not mentioned in the agreement between Chill and
Argentina, will be more moderate than the sum
named In the South American dispatches
IT the foreign governments are so munihcent In
their rewards" remarked an official OF the state
Department. II a great opening for some or us
in the international arbitration market
New-York tribune., 1899-07-07
December q. 1898.
THE COLORADO CAyyIBAL CASE.
FINAL DECISION BY SUPREME COURT REGARDING
ALFRED PACKER. WHO KILLED AND ATE
HIS. COMPANIONS N 1874.


HIS COMPANIONS ~ 1874
Colorado Springs. Col July (SpeciaD'-Uhless
the State Board Of Pardons releases the prisoner:
the Colorado Supreme Court has finally disposed
Of the most notorious criminal case in the annals
of This State Alfred Packer. the "man-eater as
he Is called. was sentenced by the Guhnlsoh
County District Court August 2 lSSb 10 lory
wears Imprisonment in the Cannon city Peni'eh-
tiarv for mansaughter. There were nVe couh's'
and his term was eight years on each
In the winter OF 1874 Packer. with lsrael swan
shannon Wilson Bell Frank Mille-. George Noon
o,d rames Humphreys. became lost In deep SHOWS
Will attempting 70 cross the Saguache Mountain
range on the way from Salt Lake city TO Los
Ptnos Indian Agency. They were stormoound ior
several days and they finally gave up expecting
"WTbile his companions slept Packer slew mem;
"a mved on their flesh until spring. he reac he9
a. az Agency in April and said his companions had
nner,shed and tht ne had lived TWO months On
Perrtas Theodore Davis. who was IN the noun
,ains ske,chinR for Harper Bros, discovered tacA-
80 Camp He sketched the pile or human pones s
he found there and his testimony, WIN & acheL @ ,
co,fession led 10 his conviction. he was nrst sen
fenced 10 be hanged This sentence Was IeEe' nt s4
owing 10 the abolition OF capital punishHrshN a,sa
ne crescent punishment was inflicted ne case
has become famous because or its sn
+, bas been up almost continually since 1870. ne
s,nreme Court has rendered hve separate deci-
sons covering as many phases OF the case. ~ 10
not probable that the Board OF Pardons VIII III
terfere with the sentence
New-York tribune., 1899-07-07
SHEEHAN FIGHTS FOR HIS LISTS.
FORMAL DEMAND ON THE POLICE BOARD
FOR THEIR RECOGNITION-TROUBL
CAT-SFD RY MCABE

Ex-Judge Edward F Browne. acting counsel
for the Tammany General Committee Of the IXth
Assembly District OF which John c. Sheehan is the
leader yesterday sent letters 10 the Police Board
and 10 Daniel F. Mcmahon. chairman Of the Tam
many Executive Committee making formal de-
mand for the recognition Of the list OF candidates
for appointment as election officers furnished by the
regular Tammany organization OF the IXth Dis
trict Replies 10 the letters It is expected. will
furnish a basis for application 10 the Supreme
Court for a writ Of certiorari. Mr.. Sheehan and
several lawyers who have been consulting on the
subject have 10 the conclusion that the court
will review the action Of Mr. Mcmahon in filing
the list prepared by Councilman Frank J. Good
win and will direct the Police Board 10 reject that
list and recognize the list OF the regular organ
ization in appointing Democratic election officers
for the IXth District
Mr.. Sheehans followers have been made angry
by atfidavits. signed by ex-Assembyman James F.
McCabe and other followers Of Councilman Good
win regarding the number Of new enrolments Of
Democrats which the two factions in the IXth
District filed at Police Headquarters on the last
dav OF June State Senator Louis Munzinger yes
terday said that McCabe one Of those who
started a movement against Mr.. Sheehan's leader
ship n the district organization in 1897. but were
beaten out of their boots and that a year later
McCabe sent Mr. sheehan the following penitent
letter
December a. 1898
Hon John c. sheehan. New-York City.
Dear Sir: Peace earth. goodwin TO all men
being the m moo fa0der o y e sincere regrets and mos
humby ask your forgiveness for my actions IN the
DSsb 6 do so and ast that you Win accept
nv apologies in the spirit in which they are ten
dered' l remain very JAMES F. MCABE
Mr. Munznger said yesterday: The letter shows
the character OF the man His associates are OF
the same stamp-hypocrltes' SheaNS anu ie"
New-York tribune., 1899-07-07
rILLNG MADE OF CLASS.

Ielpsic letter in The Chicago Record.
rTnder the name OF "Keramo" a new building ma,
teria composed mainly Of glass has eeen pacsn IN
on the German market. Il Is manufactured ID
Panzig silesia As FAR known the material
made Of powdered glass waste, when oy a spesiss pss
into bricks under itrong pressure Inc trans
narency and brittcness OF the glass are mus zone conc
awav with the bricks retaining, however, ekudor-
dinarv hardness The material Is bad conuuc'ot
or heat Is slow 10 deteriorate under ehpossuis " "
afber is nreproof and offers perfect resistance
70 oil grease and all acids commonly met Win -
may be tinged with any pigment Illins 0. ,n,' A~
New-York tribune., 1899-07-07
POLO.
THE DEVON PLAYERS CLEARLY OUTCLAss
THE PHILADELPHIA TEAM

The Pennsylvania players from Devon and the
Philadelphia Country Club made their debut az
Cedarhurst yesterday. and though the weather was
unpropitous exception could be taken by the
visitors the cordial reception rendered them by
the Rockaway clubmen.
The contest was the second on the schedule for
the Ladies' Cups" and Notwithstanding the score
was rather -sided-Devon earning 1fz goals.
against III made by the Country Club players-there
sufficient intricate play on both sides TO make
the contest interesting Moreover, the spectators
were anxious 70 gauge the strength OF the Devo-
mans. who have carried all before them on their
local fields by winning the Valentine. the MOrrell
and the Alden cups, and relied upon them TO
win again yesterday and place themselves in line
TO face the Meadow Brook cracks in the finals next
Saturday
AS lined up. minus handicap. the teams
New-York tribune., 1899-07-07
COMMISSIONER KASSON I'LL.

NEGOTIATIONS FOR RECIPROCITY TREATY
WITH FRANCE DELAYED.
Washington July s.-Mr. Kasson. the Special Reel
rrocitv Commi soner. confined 10 his home to-
dav by Illness probably resulting from the great
amount OF work imposed on him by the reciprocity
noco+iat,ons Therefore It not possible for
H. 20 Continue the negotiations with Ambassador
Tambon although a meeting had been arranged Tor
New-York tribune., 1899-07-07

husbands desire that she be married 10 his brother
James Jack. The testator also made this brother a
joint heir with the wife. and desired that they
should continue the business together The widow.
apparently not feeling sure whether her husband
wllled her TO his brother his brother to her has
decided TO try 70 break the will. and has filed an
arndavt In the Surrogate's Office in which she says
that the brother exerted undue influence over her
New-York tribune., 1899-07-07
ROCHESTER.

Morgan and Hudson were the last in. and Morgan
by his work won the match for the Otsegos. Utica
won from Auburn.
Tomorrow afternoon the finals for the league
championship will be played between Utica and
Otsego. The match for6the consolation cup Will be
PLAYED tomorrow between the clubs beaten In the
preliminary round On Saturday will be played
the league handicap
New-York tribune., 1899-07-07
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The Casino Roof Garden was closed last night on
accour, ~ the rain OF the early evening. and in
CONSEQUENCE rumors got abroad OF some difficulty In
the mana cement. II was said at the Casino that
u would surely be open tonight and for the rest
Of the week, weather permitting.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-07
WHAT THE TROUBLE WAS.
Sew-York Weekly

From The New-York Weekly
Young Mistress-I don't see why you should ieavS -
bslp YOU with the housework. and have docs ~
the cooking. 49,. -.,,..
Maid-Yes'm thats whats tns ua~sess'
What is7 -.
II can't stand yr cookin&"
New-York tribune., 1899-07-07

London, July 6-Ten thousand spectators wit
messed the play to-day in the seventy-two-hole
match between H. vardon. Of Canton and w Park
~ vusselburgh for GlOO a side and the golf cham
o. " 49, =, Torth Re rv-ck The contest was the
pInost efubborn ever witnessed. AT the end OF the
1ret round Park was one hole up.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-07

LEAGUE CONTESTS ON OTsEGo LINKS.
EIGHT TEAMS COMPETED FROM ALL THE LEAD
ING UP STATE CILrRS-FTNAIS TO-DAY.

--ANi%A Ar@AMS NOMfEIEp ffNOh hi<~ ANA~ ~
ING UP STATE CI.UBs-FTNALS TO-DAY
Cooperstown. n. Y. July e.-The meeting OF the
golf clubs OF the Central New-York League began
on the Otsego Links this morning. with the foho"-
ing clubs OF the league represented by teams: Coun
try Club. Of Albany; Sabaquada Club. OF Ctica'
Country Club of Elmra; Country Club Of Roches-
ter; owasco Golf Club OF Auburn Onondasa Cluo
OF Syracuse Wanoka Golf Club. OF Trenton FaIis'
and Otsego Golf Club. The drawings were as fol-
lows: Albany agt. Rochester. Utica agt Elmira
Auburn agt. Trenton Falls. and Syracuse agt. OF
sego
The result OF the preliminary round was as fol-
lows: Rochester won from Albany; Utica won from
Emira. Auburn won from Trenton Falls Otsego
from Syracuse.
In the semi i-finals for the league championship
Rochester drew Otsego: Utica drew Auburn The
contest between Rochester and Otsego was very
close. and was not decided until the last man had
holed out. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-07

,r. ntdou Of sam T Jack the proprietor Of Sam
r Tsck.s Theatre who died last spring. just before
the cty authorities refused TO renew the license OF
his theatre means to make an effort TO break ner
husbands will 1t seems that the VIII leaves he'
more dover than she cares for' tof IL eApfe' 'N'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-07

The funeral OF Richard stahl' the musical di-
actor vho died at No. 3t5 West Twenty-third-st..
or uadnesdav will take place in Philadelphia. His
Tee bom. Is In that city. Mr. Stahl was the
,nmsioai director OF Augustn Daly's production OF
"a Runaway Girl" last season
New-York tribune., 1899-07-07
DISMISSED FROM THE ARMY.

SENTENCE on CAPTAIN JOHN NJ NEAhl'
Washington July 6.-The President has approved
tho sentence OF the court-martial In the case OF
Captain John NJ NealL 4th Cavalry ana ''e onlcer
- -, Aared N he dismissed from the military
-y,cA He was recently convicted by court martial
o, violations OF the Army regulations in connection
with his administration OF the mess FUND OF his ms
Sar.nanv and other financial matters he was
..IPnad a. the Preside OF San Francisco when
he was suspended from duty.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-07
rru poSTvAsTERS IN THIS STATE.

Washington. July s.-The following fourth-class
,oetmasters were appointed to-day: For New-fork:
Amber. Henry 5. Jones; Colamer. Nellie j. Stewart;
Charlottesville, John Daby
New-York tribune., 1899-07-07

LAURENCE HARBoR TEAM MATCHED
TIE ,,.r,nars y, the Laurence Harbor Country
club held a pickup team match on Tuesday. 'Ne
two captains being Arthur R Parsons anu core
Pendleton Rogers Parsonss team won O'
Of 70 70 IS The summary;
New-York tribune., 1899-07-07

o>-sinx lns evening an afTactiVs u''''''
New-York tribune., 1899-07-07
CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY IN ENGLAND.

To-day the lakewood pIayers rnesn, IHt se.UIl 5y
Meadow Brooks in the final for the Bhzzaro Cup
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-04-20
Gravel Hill Items.

Mr.. j. 81. Har,. Of Graham, i:
visiting his larents, Mr.. aud Mr..
John L. Hart
Mr.. J ii. Reeves was a visitor a.
Mr. Arthur Sykes las, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lew McAdam:
spent Sunday a, Mrs. E F. Mebane's
Mr. and Mrs. Il l.. Holmes, 81
Graham. spent Saturday night and
Sunday with ;heir parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. d. II Holmes.
One OF orr young sports called or
his best glrl Sunday afternoon, aud
was very late getting in Sunday
night.
We regre. to learn that Mr.. S. l.
Crotchheid, who has been 90 The
Sick list sometime, is not any better,
Mrs Alice Cheek Woggaman and
Children who have been staying
sometime with her brother, Mr.. L.
} Cheek, moved las, week TO tie
place formerly owned ny Mr.. Joe
Tate, near Mebaue.
With many good wishes for the
OBSERVER we will close.
CLIPPER.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-04-20
DEA1H AND BURIAL OF Mrs q
S. COOLEY.

death AND BURIAL. on Mo- =
S. COOLEY.
In last weeks paper we me,,;o,.
ed the fact that Mrs. G. s Coo1a.
oad gone to Baltimore for bosn;,a =,
treatment. A dispatch from Bail.
more Monday morning announced
'ne SAD news of her death in tia,
Guy sunday evening. The remains
mere Tuesday morning aud
were taken 10 the residence of Ter
husband. Mrs. Cooley had been a
grea. sufferer for sometime, and
uea'o' no dout,, was a blessing to
her' TOR she vas a good woman and
was ready to go. A husband and
Que son, Mr.. E L. Cooley. survive
her, aud to them we extend our Bin
cere sympathy
The funeral services were hold
tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock from
the Methodist church, aud were i'm.
P'es''ve'y conducted by the pastor,
iSev: +. w. Fox, and Rev. II. s.
Church.
The pail bearers were Mess,s. Fl
n Brown. ST., 2. II Smith, Geo. A
Durham, Devereux Turner Jos. A
Harris and DR. ]. S. Spargeon.
The interment was made in The
new cemetery.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-04-20
TIME TABLE
southern Railway &C

~ EFFECT MAR. II, 1895.
WET BOUND.
No. II, Through Passenger train
from Norfolk to Chattanooga, due
,tHl.horo 3:42a I'd.
no. -, Local Passenger, doe at
HiH.boro 1926 a IN.
No :, Local Passenger. due a,
T"i..bolo DO p. m.
EA31 BOUND.
no. II, Through Passenger train
from Chattanooga to Norfolk, due
$, HiII-boro l:lO a. N.
No. :, Local Passenger, due at
H -boto 9:27 a. m
so II, Local Passenger, due a,
Hul.bUro l.57 p. III.
Nos. G3 and Ga, Local Freighte,
due TO leave Ilills5oro 1901 o. Cd ,
daily. except Sunday.
,WNos. II and II, Through
Pa--cnger trains, only stop when
Jagged at Hilieboro.
Express tor all trains must be at
depot one hour before train time.
T.. II. SHERRILL, Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-04-20
BE ye kind one TO another.

BE ye KIND one TO another.
Ice tor sale at Jackson's Saloon.
See advertisement.
See The Fertilizer advertisement,
Of lh~ Elllsboro Exchange.
DR. 5. Rapport |, Durham's Eve
Specialist, la, a card in this paper.
faith, Hope aud Char ty-but
the greatest Of these three is
Charity.
MIS-. Joseph a Harris is visi,
ing tie family of Mr.. E. Il. Harris a,
Sa,em, N. &.
Tie Dewey Stationery and
Cigar Store" will shoot their l3 inch
gun next week.
Read the dissolution notice of
l. B. Whiued & Co., Carr, Orange
county, \ 9, in this paper,
Mr.. James X. Balm, aged IS
years, died at his home five miles
west OF town on Wednesday, April
18th.
Only 5 cents for a nice Box OF
PAPER, - sheets and "a envelopes,
o. llllIsboro Bookstore4 Old books
taken IN exchange for u W.
Mr. II +. Murphy bookkeepe.
at Alliance Headquar,e1 $, spent Sun
DAY with his parents near Graham,
aud retured to lIillsboro Monday.
-Rev. J. +. McDuRe will preach
10 tho BAPTIST church at Hlllsboro
next sunday night, April 23rd, at 8
o'clock. Public cordially invited.
TO to the Union Mercantile
Nomtany's store, neyt door east OF
post"ffce, for fresh Garden Seed,
sAd Tor good prices tor your pro
luce. =
-Nurrain kills thousands OF Milk
lows fou'z's Horse and Cattle
r@"ders will cure them, aud it used
uOr'ng Winter and Spring will
''fe.y prevent the disease. For
's ov ". A. Hayes, Druggist.
-De,ereux Turner, DR.. Paris,
''hn Shaw and George Lynch have
purchased part interest in a Ground
hog aud will form q stock company
S"d ,nc"rporate it under the name
. ~" fiillsboro Drug Co. Call at
'oe New Drug Store aud get the
~'eA'Ner predictions while you are
pe,'hasng your Pore Fresh Drugs
aud Garden Seeds. =.
Mayor Algernon S. Barbee, OF
,1speI filll, publishes the following
zee concerning the mnoicipaI
s~,se'Ion 10 be held in that town
:" consequence Of a clerical error
we part OF the typewriter who
.VP'td The new Chapel Hill Charter
'ne General Assembly, the mex,
~un,e'pal election will be held on
.'s INST Thursday in May, 1899, in
seao OF on the first Tuesday, as ad
USED All subsequent elections
at,o be held on the frs, Tuesds,
10 May" '