The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, August 29, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO ARGUS, AUG. 29, 1901. rjy;sr:r . a' a a' '. km'a'Xj a i : : : A I'vi'KH tc iuh r:,iii.K ; : ; r.t.Tjr.T.wr.T.fT.f.Trr.r.ri , Katf4 at Ik rNjst-oftc at Hillsboro, Btail oiawrr. LUC1TO A. LOIG, EDITOR. County OZicial Paper. ISSUED BVKRY THURSDAY BT TLs Arjua Publishing Co. K efjMow Om Dollar per Annum. Via Keats,? Three Mouths, SSeU. CMta to 6M lUie-etallis. Be lieve la tkc BlaetaHic Suadard. Deaf Heaev Debased Property, u4 IraUcM Aaiericaa Product Oar Ciaiiynat kat is oar Creditors' Gala. Rat a aae for Marcms A. Raaaa Thi people of Oregon will next vear Lava an opportunity to tell by their ballots whether or not they want to be the wal governors ol the state or whether they want some man, or set of men, to rule them. The new amendment upon which they vote, if carried, will permit direct lawmaking, and it should carrv. This measure has often been branded aa a "populist" measure. As a matter of fact, it is a measure of no political denomi nation, and should receive the hearty support of all who are not afraid of their own intelligence. Vote "Yes" for the amendment every time. Men who think they are intelligent enough to vote for men should assume that they are sufficiently intelligent to vote for measures. Vote to give yourself a full measure of that citizenship to which you are entitled. Do not allow political differences to stand in your own light .Cast your vote for direct legislation, and by so do ing you will enable yourself to have a chance to repeal obnoxious laws now in force and pass bene- icial legislation when you want it Fob twenty-five years the late Conrad Schulmerich was a domi nant force in the civil life of Wash ington county. His ventures were successful because of his intense application. As a county officer, when oouunissioner, he applied the same rules in public life that he practiced in private life. Asa man whose word was as good as his signed bond, he held the teem of all who knew him; and his reputation was known for food where his person was a stranger. He argued that American citizen ship was an honor great, and re marked to his many friends, after a recent visit to Go-many, that private citizenship in the land of his adoption was better than roy alty in the land of his birth. In deed, so fearless was he in express' ing this sentiment that he came near encountering trouble when visiting the Fatherland. His death came, though, after the bat tle of life had been well fought, and this somewhat dispels the sor row that naturally obtains when a tood and representative citizen passes away. Some few of our republican states men are favoring reduction or re peal of duty on those articles which are manufactured by trusts. If this sentiment be sincere and fol lowed out in the spirit there will not be much left in the way of a tariff. As a matter of dact, there are very few manufactured articles but what are turned out by trusts so far as general consumption is concerned. So long as our attorney-general will not locate the trusts our statesmen now working ' under a trust administration will have a hard time to find the "oc topus in the pluraL Again, those who have watched national cam paigns, and legislation which fol lowed the dominant party's suc cess full well know that republi can campaign managers are not going to commit hari-kari by crip pling of the chief source of income for campaign purposes. This lat ter day sentiment is only occasion ed by the fact the public pulse has been found beating furiously for clean government. Deathbed re pentance should be a sore expe dient for politics. "When the rev il was sick the devil a saint was he." The Argus notices with pleasure that the nation is importing many nHua of dollars worth of "dia tzz'h men than it has in the r-j3. Is ft tmatier of congratula C: to tla "annals of the poor" tL'J b a fitor pointedly pointed I i' r t ' ;''"::t prosperity en 4,;:: 'XJm-tium :,joow expect on r J to next year tell us that our horny-handed farmers are each wcuing gems on their ring fingers as big as bun ion. If we can get a few more year of trust prosperity we shall all "be wearing diamonds." PROBATE Estate Nathaniel Francisco, deed. Adair authorized to convey realty to purchased. Estate Jas Fox deed. H T Baft ley appointed administrator, bond at 1200. Estate Charlotte Hornbuckle deed. Citation ordered published to heirs to snow cause any win shall not be admitted to probate. Sept 30. Estate Elizabeth Ritchey deed. Geo R Basley appointed guardian ad litem Geo D Gardner. Estate Gabriel Marty insane. Letters guardianship granted John Marty. Appraisers appointed. Estate Elisabeth Ritchey deed. Executor authorised to sell real property. PUBLIC SALE. The undersigned will sell on the Thos. Stewart donation, 3 miles east of Hillaboro and 2 miles west of Reedville, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th Commencing at 10 a. m , the fol lowing personal property, to wit: Black horn. 7 yean old. weight 12oo; black mar, 8 yean old, colt at tide, weight 13oo; sorrel hone. 3 yean old, weight I300; bay colt, 1 yean old, weight looo; bay hone, 6 yean old, weight 11 50; 2 Jersey ;"cow, 4 aad 6 yean old, both fresh Oct. tat; t-yr-old heifer; 2 heifer calres; 3I-4 inch Fish Bros, wagon, nearly new; Columbus boggy; a sets doable haraete; set tingle harness: com cultivator, steel harrow; stirring plow; crosscut taw; 6 head thoata and other articles. TERMS OF SALE. All sums under $10 cash in hand. 110 and over a credit of six month, 8 per cent interest 2 per cent off for cash. - Geo. W and A. M. Cooper. B. P. Cornelias, Auctioneer. For Sale. A Chickering qure piano, fine tone; aim article of household fur niture, feather pillows, writing desk, cart, about three dozen pul lets, part Minorca. A fine Jersey cow, recently fresh. Call on or address, Mrs. J. T. Dorrien, Cornelius, Oregon. Card of Thanki The family of the late Conrad Schulmerich desire to kindly thank those who so gratefully ren dered assistance and sympathy during the illness and death of their father. . Real Estate Transfers. Catherine M Schoch to Wm Bene diet 78atec3tlnt4w $3000 Wm Benedict to Catherine at Schoch 79 a tec 9 1 1 n r 4 w.... 3000 E A Eddv and wife to S F Has ten 1 Tualatin 285 81 ward Clegg to M Weiseeofloh lota 68 and 59 Steels add to Bea erton 3000 Sarah White to C L Large 100x50 blk 6 Forest Grove . 600 Wm Bvrum to I L Waahborn 480 a t 2 n r 6 w. 3600 John U Gruetzmacher to Herman Schmidt lo a kc 30 1 2 r 1 w.. 350 Loom Nelson to lame and Sidney Thvaite 40 a 1 1 r 2 m 5oo James Thwaite to Sidney Thwaite 40 a near M inter bridge 600 Jennie Perkint and hrub to P M Heidel lot 5 blk 6 Bunes add to Hillaboro 300 B A Collins to Wm Basse 40 a sec 23 t 2 n r s w 16o M M Bridges to Lena Beckwtth Its , 10, ii, 12, blk 2 Simmons add to Hillsboro 800 Mrs. Stella Tutk will leave this week for Honolulu, wheie she will join her husband. Mrs. Lib ie Conklin is here si te tiding the bedside of her mother, Mrs. Freeman, who is ill. Services will be held in the Methodist church at Glencoe next Sunday morning, Sept. 1. The nicest line of hats, csps and clothing in this city, arrived at Schulmerich Bros, this week. Hop pickers wanted. 25 days work. Free horse pasture and ex cellent plaee to camp. Ruling prices. Write, at once, F. R. Gal lagher Yamhill, Ore. Commence Sept. 5. Vic Brown, of Forest Grove, is gitting ready to run the Albers & Schneider compressor at that city, to wind up the baled hay purchased by that company for government purpose". Miss Eva Weatherre I, after 1 year of steady office work as sten ographer with Attorney John M Wall, departed Tuesday evening fur a month's trip to Seattle, l a 'coma, Olympia and other Paget Sound points, to visit with friends. Sunday evening Washington county enjoyed one of the biggtst electrical storms that visited the place for years. There was light ning, both sheet and jagged, and detonation enough U crack the eardrums of a brass gargoyle. About two inches of rain fe and gave the., potatoes a good moisten ing. 8j fir .as heard, grain was not injured, except where flatten ed to the earth, and. if no more ruins come the damage will not amount to a tenth part of the-jood done. "V Wii'i tin fcviTrt! am1 of ii!if.g strew a over tho ground ni;i t'.u Smthern P.icitio depot, end lh large ricks of watrr pip r.i lv for shipment, thU place hejjins to hk like a shipping point of ino iii,j- , nitiule. If we just h;id something ': to keep up this sort of thing the year round we would be a place of. no small importance. Jos. C. Tamiesie is standing: quite a bit of good natured joeliing ttieee days all because an Oreg.m ian compositor thought Jo elands for Josephine, and ."Josephine" h' the way Joe ' certificate was e:itri-i logued in the Hillphoro report of those receiving teachers' certili- cute. ! lr A. B. Bailey, of Spokane, ic expected here for a twr visit Friday. The elder Mr. Trailor, residing near the M inter bridge, ran a sliver clear through one of his finger yesterday while handling rails Dr. F. A. Bailey went down and relieved the injured memlier. A GOOD THING. Germitn syrup is the social pre scription of Pr. A. Hosohee, a cel ebrated (ierman Physician, and if acknowledged to be one. of the moet fortunate dittcuveriee in med icine. It quickly cures coughs, colds and ail lung trouhW of the severest nature, removing, as it does the cause of the affection and lerv ing lite pnii-i in a rontj and hp!i,hy uonditiun. Ii is s ' '.i experimental medicine, but tint stood theieet of years, eivinj: t: tisfa ction in every case, iK;h ite rapidly increasing sa!eev-ry n 1' 11 cotili .i.s. Two million biitlien n.,a annually Buschee's German syrnp rat introduced in the UniU-d !SiiiU'8 in 1S68 and is .now sold in every town and village in the civilian world. Three dows will relieve h:; ordimtry cough. Price 75 cts. Fur dale hy Delta Drugstore. (!t t Green's Prise Almanac. Remember that Greer keep the; only complete stock of crockery j and glassware in town. : CITATION. IS THK COUNTY COURT OF THE State of Oregon, lor Waahtiigon t'ouiily In the nmttt r of tlu istate oft Charlotte Hornbuckk'. de'l To Joaeph Knight ami to the hoira-nt- law, known ami unknown, of Mid iloceaseO: In the Name of the Mate of Oregon, you anil each of yon itro hereby riiiireil ami cited to be and appear in the County Court of the State of Oregon, for tho County of Washington, at the Court Room thereof, at the Court I Inline, in said County of Washington, on tlie:HHh day of September, PUll, at lt o'cliM'k a, in., of id day, then and there to how cause, if any yon have, why a isertuin iiiNtrutnent in writing, prevented to aid Court, ami now on tile therein, ohoiihl not le admitted to probate an the last will and teotament ot said deueased, and w hy lettrra testainentory aholtld not lie ismied to William H. Thomas aa acconliug to the duly verified petition on tile. WHneit the lion. L. A. KimmI, Judge of County Court of the Btnte of Oregon, for the County of Washington, thitt 2iith day of Atiguct, 1!K)1. Atteat: (Seal) UEO. A. MORGAN. Clerk. . By J. W. Morgan, Deputy, Notice to the Public. Notice i hereby given that I wHI not I responsible for any debt contracted by my daughter. Elbe J. Haynie. uuleaa Mild liability is inetirred through a written order signed by myself. J. F. HAYNIE. Foreat Grove, Ore., July 15. 1!W1. BASE Hillsboro Diamond W vs West Ends, of Portland Recreation Park, Sun., Sept. 1 Game called promptly at 2 p. m. The West Ends Golden Wests, ing to be one the Season. good game if you fail to come Admission, 25 Cents. SHERIFF'S SALE. I1Y Vlti'lTK Ol' AN KXKt't'TIOS, iltH'iiv an,! order of siuhI out of tin1 Cin iii; Court tf tln state of Otvuou, lor Wahiii!ttn tVunty, in favor of fwar t Voigl ami nalnal ThotiiAN Mono ami t.otiis Nuilr, delr ndai-ta, for the sum of $ vwdV, ami for the further sum ol" l!.t. Rll poln, W'th lutorvHt llietvou at the rate of In pt-r rent per annum from Dm ',11th iiv oi Juu.s isr,:, and for the further mo of t' attorney IWm, with tutenwt thsrooii t il rat of t percent htii tuilu, from tin- I.Mh ,Uy of July, Mil. stul lr howt ami rxione of stile nn I of H.iiil lit. Now, therefore, by virtue ami in purxii nine f said judgement, deerve nuu order of s-ale, I will, 011 Monthly, tin' Jo, I ilny of Se SthiIht, 1'Wl, st tlio south iloorot' tlo Court Mouse in llillsUm, Wiwhinaton County. Omim, t th hour of 10 oVlook a. 111., ot s.tiii (Uy, wll at piihlic siii'tlon to tie luflK'Ml liiiUlor, for h, the lol lowinif (UwrrtU'! roul property, to-Mt : Tlia east ImU of the soHthneitt ipturter of rieetion .11 T 3 N K a V of WillauH'tli' Moriduin, all mm it in WtiNhiimlon tVmuly, (i)!oit, to n:ii-tty the hereiiilie fore naitxM mons. Hiul for the eot Hinl esiH! of sulil sHle, S:iUi prHH'i'iy will he sold niilijoet to rr ili't pilon an por sun ote of On-L-ou, W tm s Hiv liaml this Hh ilv of July, lHM. . ' J. W. 8KWKI-1., Slwritl of WikNhiiiRton County, Oregon. A.T. I,ela, rortianil, Oro.. Attorney for I'l.iinUlt. SHERIFF'S SALE. I.Y VIKTIK OP AS KXKtM'TION. l iltvr.t ami older of Hale, IwiiiihI nut ol llm limtitt Court f tlit' State of OntPMi, for Washington County, in t'avnr of J. W, Kmnulmr ami againxt jSI!a KonlviM for the sum of $W,cot, Hint 6r ttm'ftirtUermiiii of StSH.30 tl. S, lild -oln, with Itilermt thoroon at III" rHt of S per iviit )vt annum from II10 Ltitlnliiyol Julv, l!HH, and for tin- rosta and e.(-n's nf nul and of wild writ. No, ihonifnio, by virtue and In ltr ..uunot' nl Haid juil-nunit, I mill, on .Mon day, tin- nth il.iy of !sepWinbnr, I'VI, a Hie aonth door of t'le Court llonw, in Hilla. boro, Wahtnetoti County, tinijiin attlir hour ol 1 ' oVlni'k a. 111., of a.Utl ilnv, w at public auction, to llm hi;litHt liiililei, for oah, the following us'ritieil recti prom ftv, lo- it : Tli S S of 1 he N W Hi f k.-SO town ship i north, ranife 3 west; ami 8 K !. ol N K ami N K Si of b KH of i. in in ti!.liip SI north, miiire 8 uriwt, contain ing l.Vi a.'nM, all sitimii) lit Washinulon County, Oregon, U aatiKfy the htiriiilie lorv named Mima, ami for the coats ami rp"i!K f aa'ul cale. Hiild property will 1 aolil aubjeet lo re demption us per tiltttute of Orotron. itnoiim hand this Kth ilnyof Aiii nst, limi. i. W. KKWKI.U Sheriff of Warrington Cotintv. Orogntu S. B. Huston, AH V for l'lulnillf. Treasurer's Notice. All Con'ity Warrants of VVa'hington County, I in'gon, ciirinrxiHl "Not payable for want of riiml," prior to J lily I, Mid. will lie due ;md tmvalile on and uf tor Scpi. 1, VM. liitoroxt will coaie after that dale. KUDOUM! CHAN DA LI,. .Vug. 2i VOL CouiitT Treamirnr O. Wiikee Ins the rinet line of fiiiii!rie nd bicycles in the city. AI.-mi neat repair shop in connec tion. All wirk guaranteed.. ONLY ONE WAY TO DO IT. Cet (rotn l'ortland to Cl.icago in 72 hotira 111st t davs. The "Chicago Tort land Siwcial," leaving Portland daily at 9 n. m. via U R. Jfc N., amvea at Cbica go at 9:30 the third day. New York and 1'ioxton are reached the fourth day. Thi train, acknowledged to be the fast est between the Northwest! and Hie Kast, is solidly vestibuled and its equipment i nnsurpasaed. Pullman dtawiug room sleeping car, up-to-date tourist sleep ing cars, lihrHry-smoking cars, free re- cliutng chair cars, and unexcelled dining cars, the meals on which are eitil to those served at the very best hotels. Remember this train runs sulid Portland to Chicago; there is no cbauge of cars, and the good of it is, it costs no more to ride on It than on other routes. We have other trains. The 'Pacific Express" leaves Portland daily at Q p, m. via HuntiiK'ton. anil the "Spokane I'lyer" leaves at 8 p. m. djily via Spo kane lor St. Paul ana the bast. For rates, sleeping car reservalions etc.. call on or write to any O. K. & N agent, or write to A. t,. Craig, General Passenger Agent, l'ortland, Oregon. have beaten the and this is go of the Games of You will miss a - - Ladies Free. BALL OREGON tit ..State Fail r .if' If! Salem, Oregon September 23 1( 3 i Great Agricultural u and Industrial J' vir MvS; Big Livestock Shawfi - JS Jj . Good Racing in the; Afternoons. I.aleet Attractions in New Atnff : Inritiin Mu ldind Every Kvening, mi, i. i.i,( Mnnio. lleautiful Ciimpi im":il Free.' Special Uatea otfi . 'ivnera' iicketa. Uotne ami Uiing Your Familieii. KtHiucetli Ratee on all tUilroads. For further Particulars, adtlrtnn ! W. H. WKHRUNG, l'i., M l. WISDOM, rc, IlillnlKiro, i'ortlatul. Notice of Kxevutur ami Kxo ulii, Nut ire in hereby given that the under-! itrntd have been duly appointed evi-u- ttix and executor or the etle or A. rut- ton, deoeawd, by the Honorable County i Court of the tUate ef Oregon for Washing, i ton Count v, and have duly oonliiteM at Kiii-li exerntrix ami executor. All peptmiK ' having Halms against nun! eUlo are hiintltv iioiIiIm.! and re,itiiil.nl til ttreitent I in twpinsioii 111 prewiu ith proier vounheiK ut- utlleeof W. N. Itare-M. igon, within six months the namn to tin, wtllt Ini'hed. at the law in UlllsUiro, Oregon from date hereor. Dated at IlillMboru, Oregon, this 11 day of August, ltm. HO I'll HON A HI' TTON. Kxixnitrlx. TlltW. H. MUTI'ON. Kxwutnr. W. N. Marrott, Attorney foi relate. Nolle of Final (ten lenient. Notice is hereby given that the under- ' aignnl, atlniiuiMtraloroflhoestiiieol Muf' tie KCainpbell.deeeaNed.haa Hied 111 lirust account, as said adminislrator. with Ilia County Court of the Wale of Oregon, on -Waidilngton County, and that the td : Court hna HkkI Momla?,Hept 1, lwl,at ! Iii.iki o'clock In the forenoon of sid ijtiy. in the court rtaitn at hillsboro, Ont, n . the tune ami pluee for hearinir oblei lluns to tlnul aivountlng and Dual nettleiuiil of the adniliiiatralkin or Said eolntn. If any , -there be. J. A.l'AM I'HKI U I Administrator or the estate of Matin' K. : Camplwtl, deeAHneil, l)le.t at Mlllnhi.ro. Ore., thia 14th dnr 1 of Aug.. Halt. Ueo. R. Ilagley for AdminlHlrator Go to F. J. Barher, St cond Street fro a neat ehave or hair cut. Sat in action guaranteed. Special Attractions Each Day... 0 Ctnvr.nn 'J SlIOHJ LINE AKoUriiON Pacific To the EAST The 0. H. ft N. Co. Give the Choice of ThrA A TT V! Trfl4T1B IIAlli 1 mm iwbmm The 0. It. & N. Co., in connection with the Oregon Short Line and Union racinc, offers the Dneat aer vice niul fastest time to Salt Lake, Denver, Kansas City: Omaha, Bt, 'mil. St. Louis, Chicago, and ell pnin'x east. Three trains daily frmii S'orllantl, with choice of many different r"tites I'alnce and, tour irtt sleepers, library, dining 'And chair cars on all trains. Write A L. Craig, 0. P. A.,0 II, & N. Co., Portland, 0regonJbr rmrlioulars. Cor.ZdiWiub ro J. Northrop, Proprietor. .xly Newly Furnished f and Renovated A first-class table and all accommodations for the convenience of guests. . . . Now .is the time to subscribe fo Thi Ana us. 4 Days-vL li Drug Store Littla - '1 "5 ? A few thing gathi-nst from .hunt the utoir you tieed Itliviu tvi'ty now dud then rvtryhoily tliwt, unit we 'Iwatit you to know we Mr 1 1 Ihrni. Low prienl ml rrll.til , Iknilmhe T.blrli,,, v Ijcli Cmiiplmr Ice lo via ? Guaranteed Tooth Urualie 1$ cU MiKiulaiu llftlm , jct I Wekli'a Grapt I nlullihl Corn - 1 The llillslioro Pliarnmcy ATTENTION, H. r (ft 1 y i i'inVst Strains of Poultry in the County -V?t. Lf . 1 V , A. (f. AmlfcM., r NATIVE SONS CARNIVAL . ..- e " '' .fcrfSRvy-ytt ustt--- "7 r.'t vrit ' i yf u ui w in Ktiv f ' U W VI U 5 t I "? ? I,ca""ic ,;.iscli;iH tlanic, Agri- t . i tiilUircJIortifiilturt',. Stock xhibits. . . Juyl.- Ii" L-''"'ff-") J flfMROMW. 2-5, '01 I - ' . ' .:''' ', , , , ' ' I or J. 11. V. IIDTLKIt, dec. CITATION. To Churloa 0, Smith. Ihulli'V MnAtilnv. Victor Deniiiiain, (leo M. Hlnes. Thomas I'litiuan and .ln-nj.li Ourniilielli Applioation having been Died In this oiikki i,y i i-y i-einraoii nNKing tor a sur vey of all tuii lines uetiossiiry to eHtnbllsh the true venlnr H section oornnr of Heo Hon 2T 1 N II 8 ''. von arn hiirsbv notl. Ild thai I will begin tho S ibdlvislon of mild tseuilon z at tne rteettou corner on the line betwnnn 'flections 1 and 2 of said 'I nwiiHliip on the 27th day of August, KWI, lit the hour of 10 o'clock a in., iiiiil pro veud with sulii survey. You will take no tlne that all expeusn of nid survey will ho iipportioiiud among tho ownura or land in Malil Siiiilinn i in proporlion to their i-PNpentlvo Inloroits tln'roin, . (live iindor my Imnd this firnt day of AllgllHl, nun, THOU. 8, WfTiKKH, t:oiiiity Hurvoyor, Notice to Contractors, Notice is hemliy given tli.it sealtid bids will 1)0 rowilvml at the County Court roiiinjii JliilHlHirn, Oregon, on Hiipt, Ti, l!'ii' p, in,, for tho iiniistriiutloii or fill acroHM Osilni r.rnnlr. nniiv ililllicrli.h lillioii: ami hrlihrn on -Huluills road ut JlnnJ. l'utton .tltluns and nttcinnatlons iniiv lin soaii nt hurt housii. U A. JlOUl), futility JiitlgU. By ordnr ('iinimtnsionnni' Oourt, liillshoro, Ore., Auf. W, Ml. Things Juice , v t$ cli Cure ,, Ijcla 8 I LADIES! ! We have taken the agency of the famous Drew, Sell.y & Co. Indies' shoes ami can lit atty foot. I'tices, fi-Sa. IS o"l. jo ami fl ml Come In ami - see them. WEHRUNO & SONS or; wins. I have peus or trio of the following slraius lor sale; this year's btnls; irtoa, fi to: Siiigl Comb Utown IghiHii, Itlanh Miuona, lliilf tKhorn, Hsrreil I'lymonlh Kot'k, Sliver (twanglm! Ilaiu burgs.ltuir I'lviuoiilh Kot'ks, HulTCoch in, t.oldrn Wystnlollc. While rsced Black Spamb Cisketela, (or sale. Single Cm keiels, fl.Oo to f J no, Satislactlun guaranleei) or money re ftindrd. Come and get Ihe choicest Selections. .l-eave oclers for hints al Argus oflice, IlilUbofo; or call at yard two utiles aouthwesl ol city, - Hillsboro, Ore. Excursion i ? ;! Rates on Southern Pacific... i .5 NORMAL SCHOOL Monmouth, Oregon ... Imanl tor Graltea-Th demand forKrailiialosnf Ihe Normal Hhiil dti Ing the year has Iwn mttch beyond the Hiipply, Pimlibim with from fill lo 176 per month. Mule Certitliiatea and llpl,ium- , MiudfiitH are inparel for His Hlntn Kr Rminatiimn, and n-mllly lal.u Slula pa pert on giniliiHtlnn, Hlmug .Vritdemle and rrofiitiiial Ciniran, Well-apilpped Ti'.ilnliig Di'purtn nut. Kxpenaoa range Irotii Hal to 17f pur year. Villi tuiin opnna Hopt. 17th. i'or entalogite and ay. iioiiiiueinuiiU, oildreas . , P. L. CAMl'ivRLL, Pres. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT- Having ntirchnsed the entire stock of furniture and undertaking gnotN of P. 0. lirowu, I can offer the pub lic anything in that line at bar gnina. VVull paper, various designs, 5 cents, up, per roll, Mattinu, carpets, plushes, tapes trie, full line of rugs, laoe curtains, window Hlmtlus, all colors. Pour teen styles ol bods from which to ohmwe. Fine stock of rockurSjtlin ing chnirtt, lounges, couches, and bod room seta. If I have not what you want, I will send for it. Whim in town, give me a call, , This store carries o full line of undertaker's, goods, and will take Charge of flinnrnln. Wnmnn at- tendant furnished. Remember the place, I. 0. O. F. ' Block, Main street, Ilillriboro, V. 0. Donklson, Prop, Cocoanutln bulk at Greer's. Lost Full-blond Jersey, vellow eow; medium eiste. Rmall, crooked horns. Notify Fred Peterson. Ce dar Mill. 'i at r- ii ; . ...4