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FROM ALL OVER-THE STATE.; Lirt?e number of v.ts ar dying in the vicinity of Lentdr. A few .lays ago Enirene'Palmr was killed by a train nir Reidsville. It is announced that tbe lws of thp. Inst If crislatnre1 will be ont lv tbe end of tins month. -A meeting of t ie busbies men of , Favetteville was held last week to pro- test a-aint the merchant's pnrcna-e jax Q "'T I Tbe state has sold fertilizer tax tu,;s f lor 110,000 tons, which at So c-ui a ton cives $27,500 as the receipt . the new law. Thtr Charlotte' Chronic1 reports that in a chicken killed there a live gar ter Htia'ie, abont found coiled up. 2 inchi long, w as A white mau wan -found nrarFrni ville, Pitt cmutyJlrtHt Thurd:iv morn- . inz with his throat cut. Ih'ttv.'ht to ! be a case of Huicide. Tli- Villiiirt -T-imrtci Tt-.itld kill) if Ir. K. P. IKttle, of tbe Ubiveritv ol ! North Carolina, ha obtained a $XM J Morgan IVdownhip at Harvard Uniwr- itv. The number of competitors as large. Governor Holt has offered $200 re ward for John U. Moore, a white man who waylaid and nbot his brother.Wrn. Moore, in Pitt conntr, 'Lvt M"arch. The injured m in condition. is now m a critical William, son of Mon. SpVueer, in Harke county, while digging in u gar net mine on last Tuesday, wai covn I by a e.ivmg bank and instantly kibd The V4)nth was about 21 years old and an industrious and worthy boy. On Monday th boanl of uu,'is trates by a large majority. voted down a motion to appropriate 500 for the purpose f making a county exhibit nt I tbe Inter-State Exposition m Raleigh n t x t f d 1 . -G rco'n y i 11 e R"Jlvtn'. The Hrst sfiko on the pWort-ent ex tension of the A. C. Ij south was (driv en here iu the presence of quite a num ber of our people. About live miles of the roa l-!?d at this end of the line are rea ly for th) rails, with equally a m my miles at the ll wland end. The entire work is progressing very nicely. -'-Favettevilio Ouservur. I i The claim of the state against the Federal government for the error of $20,000 in the direct tax "refund 'has been acknowledged, but the error not be rectified under' two or mo.iths. Tiie counties of ertie, quinians, Washington and Nortl ton will havn to wait until the ma1 cau three Per-a-up-ter is th?ir finally Settled before inouev back. getting ! A while, man was found dead .y estt-r- day morning at . Princeton-' neai railroad track close to tbe water with his bead crushed auJ otli the tank rwise mangled. The indications werp that lie bad b en knocked from a passing train by tbe tank and after falling bail been mangled by the train. Smio of Ins hair was seen on the tank. He was nnkuown in that section and no one could identify him. llaleigh Observer. We promised our readers last week to give them the result of tbe investiga tion in tbe case of Dr. Nash, who ws accused of attempted rape oh the '-person of Miss Goss, at Lyons, iu this county. We withheld the names at the personal reqeust of the doctor, pending the investigation. The case was j com promised, we learn, by the doctor's giving a bond of 8500 to leave the state and to keep his mouth shut. We sup pose $500 will make a wad big euough to do it. Henderson Ledger. j Troubles come doubly. The hail storm Saturday in No. was fearfully damaging. It took a narrow swath to wards the east and reached as far as St. John's in No. 8. I The worst was No. 3. Mr. J. It. Bradford tells, us that the hail fell one and a half inches on a lev el, and that against ther fences ii was drifted to tbe depth of.jfonr feet. It lay all day Sunday, and ut this writing (Monday) it gives videncs of several days stay. Wheat is not hurt much, but corn and (cotton are completely ruined. Concord Stamford. Mr. O. C. Farrar. one of the wealthiest, most active and progress sive business men of Tadboro, died at bi9 homo Thursday morning, after sev eral days' illness. He was formerly a tobacco manufacturer of New .Berne. Tbe firm was Walker, Farrar & Co. Ho left a large fortune, which he ammassed himself. It was! estimated, some years go at &200,0o0. j A new Baptist church iu Tarboro, which is to be dedicated Sunday, was virtually built by him he contributed j$10,000 towards it.- New Berne Journal. A young couple who came on the excursion train from Winston, N. C, were married at the Bonitz House last evening about 8 o'clock. The bride was Miss Aubnan R. Graham, and the groom Mr. J. Wrf Wimmer, both of Sa lem. - Rov. S. ;F. Conrad, who has charge of the excursion, -performed the marriage ceremony which took place in the parlor of the hotel, in the pres ence of a large number of spectators. Mr. Wimmer is ! in the employ of the li. & D. B. K. Company. Star. l - Wilmington There will' be OTer three hundred . i T A. I persou represeunug jtaieigu aw mt .Teachers assembly this summer.. A g6od number of our people will go to ALoreucau ciiy on me ioiu oi June, a day in advance of the session, so that they may be already to enjoy the oc casion from the beginning. Dr. Tal mage will go to Morehead direct from his home and .'arrive there at seven o'clock on that evening. Oa 5 the 15th and lGth of June the cars will run through to Morehead city without change at Goldsboro, and all baggage will be checked through from any part ot the btate. a; number of par tics of teachers and their friends have been organized in adjoining states for a visit to the Assembly, and they are now having Foster Bros, to reserve rooms for them. State Chronicle. RKENSBORO NORTH STATE : Thursday, wn.vi-voouhees ays. V. C. MicBride. correspondent of fnf, Cincinnati Enquirer, reports Sena tor Vor!ioe as paying: "I canuot fee how we can achieve success with Gro-, j vr Cleveland. The next canvass will upon ocouoniic lines. Mr. Cleve- . laud, in! bis antagonism to dlver, rep-rr-ieut.H i.ot the democratic party, bat ! rather tbe small minority of it called the niouVv power. His candidacy in a i - . : . i i 1 pirc., KD-s.i.r ou.i vumpt-i tl?rot organization to repudiate lis own views to meet thos3 of a candidate. This would be a mistake.! I am read v to Htj,uu that Mr. Cleveland has a tr.n foil awing. Iu bouie quarters it ih j iurm ot Molatry. u heu l see it thus i xpressed I say to myself: 'I wonder what such people would do if Cleveland were to die." ! S-id I:. VS.mator,doyon think Cleve-j . i ..in i.. ii i .- .;. No,I do not," he said, iiii.l thai his adduce on the ;Yon will iues iu- vol veil iu the proposed infamous force jl! wi!L iu the cud. tike awav from ' him Lis supposed strength in the south: The light in the United oUs s mate to defeat the force bill was one of 'rvons anxiety. I saw day after dav ;utlieru Heuators who, as generals in Confederato army, had nerer iiauciiea in uaiti paie witu ioar over the contemplation of such a bill becomj ing a' law. ! Thev knew full well what such alaw foreboded to tli3 southern section, i Auiid it all not one word of comfort from Grover Cleveland. The mm cannot attribute hi indifference lo want of time, for ho hal amplj tims to ntfondjpublic dinners and write uiauij fold letters on tbe tariff. But on tbe -uo great living issue which meant, if it availed,1 the political and social de gradation of the southern people, Gn j ei Cleveland never by word or month or pen threw the : weight of the influ ence he might have exrteJ in any ! way to aid Ibis fellow democrats to defeat a bill which bad for its main object the perpetuation of the republican party and the political subjugation' of evvrf southern state." ' You then think, Senator. Mr. Cleve-l.-md's! failure, iu such respect will be tb. stumbling bloekV" ; r I "I think this: Mr. Cleveland ought not to be dominated becanse be is not in ac cord with the financial policy of the democratic party. He is not entitled to tiie gratitude of the southern . eople, because ia tbe hour of their 'direst peril be was rrbra than derelict. I think the tlemocrats of this-land should have the opportunity in some way to thank the tleiuot-rac'of Kentucky, who invecet 'convention adopted a genuine demo-' civtticjplatform regardless of Mi Cleve land'sj views as expressed iu his silver letter. T!ie democracy of Kentucky did not deviate from the democratic creed to please any aspirant, but planted its foot on iro5d solid ground, and for the doing of which it is entitled to the' thanks of vry patriotic democrat." t j "Where do yon expect to find . a presidental candidate. Senator?" "He ought to be developed here in the west. I .If we must go east, I favor Senator Gorman, a mau of superb sense aud equipment. If Palmer were young er we could go to Illinois. Then there is A, E. Stevenson, of Illinois,' ex-congressman, ex-assistant postmaster gen eral, whrm, were he better known, woubl bo of avail. Ricrht here in Iri- drana we have Gray, a bility and aptitude." man fof availa- What's the use of feelinh languid, Mopy, dull and ble? I Cleanse the blood and give it vigor: : , ilake the oU man new. ; j j l ow? ) I'll tell you. To the drug; store Go this Very day Bay a mr dicino to banish All your ills away j Anrt that medicine is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, 'thi very best blood- parifij: on earth. It builds ud and strengthens the system because it cleanses the blood and that's what the system must have to be stroncr and healLhv. Thpro's notion-; that eouals it. Absolutely roM n trid! i Your monev back, if it d ff STlf. benent or cure you. THE 'ASTOB'S FIRST CALL A ladjj living on ltinnen avenue, owns a oarrot. A New Brunswick, new pastor has recently been establish ed over the lady's church, and a few days ago he went to make his first pastoral visit, j The front door was open, but the Venetian blind door ; was i closed. ana l oll was in ths caire just behind for the elec remonstrant it. As the pastor reached trie button Poll slid in a ton?: M - lltVAV ,1 Art n A "But I wish to see the ladv of t le house." I "Go awav, please. W hav 5 cold bite in tho house." tfll Ii "You are mistaken. I am not a tramp. I wish to see tho lady of t honse on business." ne "Go way!" screamed Poll, wrath- fnlly. I "Go 'way, you dirtv tramn. 111 call the police. Police! police.". Ibis was too much for the modest minister, and in very considerable wonderment he abandoned .his call. St Pattl Minn.. Jan. 23. 1890 Japanase. Remedies Co. The two boxes of Japanese Pile Cure have cured me jof hemorrhoidal tumors of fifteen years standing. The best internal remedies haa proved of no avail. I believe you can cure every case of rectal disorder. I I . -W. R. Shkppakd i For sale by South Greensboro Pharmacy, Asheboro St., Greensboro N. C , L. Rich ardson, Proprietor i Go, printer, to the barnyard fowl And striye her prudent ways match; : v ; She always gives us when she sets to borne promise as to,, what, she'll ; batch. ItHEUMATlSM CUBED IX A DAT. "Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and neural cria radi cally cures in 1 to 3 days. Its action upon me gysiem is remartaoie and mysterious. it removes at once the cause and the dis ease j immediately disappears. The first dose greatly benefits. ' 75 cents. Sold by C E. Hoi ton, Druggist, Greensboro, N.i -C Itch on human and horses and all an imals cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold at C. E. Hoi ten Druggist, Greensboro, i A CreDhorn In the 31 arket $ r lt amazes me, said a business man, how quickly tradesinen will detect a greenhorn! I have never dono any ', marketing in my life, but the other day. j when I got through my work at the., office 'early, I thought I would go down4 to the markets and do some buying just j as a surprise for my wife. Well, I spent , two hours, making a fool of myself. 1 had the greatest difficulty in the world finding what I wanted, and after find- j ing it I was stunned by the outrageous , prices which I was asked td pay. I knew -that they: were ' outrageous be- j causo jl had heard my wife quote tjie price of things until I had caught an idea of their average cost. j "I went home without buying a cent's worth of anythin or but took iiome with me so great a respect for my wife's lhiancial abihty that I told her ' tbe whole storv. and when she lautrhed w r w i at me took her teazing good naturedly. What .surprised me most of all, in fact j took iny breath away, was that dealers asked of me a higher price in the market j for squab than I pay right along at Del- j all. It "any one can explain that-to my satisfaction I shall acquire as great a respect for him as I now have for my wife's' wonderful ability in providing for a household and paying the bills with so snialli amount as she asks.' New York Tribune. ; An Off Horse. are some cases on record of There women whose offishness was at least peculiarly , trouoiesome. lue wiie oi the famous Rev. Dr. B. was one of this : sort, j "My dear," said the doctor one j day, j'l wish a light lunch for seven of the brethren today." Home he came; from the Presbytery at noon, with his invited guests, only to find on the din ing table twenty-five burning candles. It was a light lunch indeed ! On an other occasion he blandly remarked in the old fashioned way : "My dear, will you lay a couple of plates for Dr. S. and Dr. H., who will come home with me at 12?" True to the letter, he found two plates laid on the dining table, but the cupboards and pantry locked and his wife gone. She led the great preacher a wild life, always pulling bfHshly. It had been the jfate of many great men, irom Socrates down. to the present, to be hitched to off horses. To pull well to gether is the ideal of married life, and it is not Jso easily achieved. Is it very wrong to expect the husband to be one of the horses and the driver, too? Will it be any better if tho wife undertake such a double duty ? - On the whole, is not the true way to dispense with driver and driving altogether and just pull evenly? Mary E. Spencer in St. St. Louis Globe-DemoeraAv j How a lleptlle Trajis Fisjies. Tliere is a species of terrapin at tho Ijondon Zoological gardens whicli is in the fortunate position of not having to worls for a living. Like the children in the fairy tale, it has simply to open its mouth and food will drop in. In the mouth of thi3 reptile is a little tag of l!edi which is in continual vibration and nearly always visible for the creat ure remains open mouthed for hours together. It is believed that the sight of this is particularly alluring to the piscine mind. The fish commits the veryj pardonable though fatal error of mistaking the" process for a wriggling worm, j In trying to take the bait it is caught in the -trap and swallowed. London Tit-Bits. Resident "You're looking rather blue,? Epenezer, what's the matter?" Rev. ; Ebenezer Shadbone 'I's in trouble, sah; I-preached a -sermon las' Sunday agin' chicken ' steal id', and de congregation am g wine to try me for heresv, sah." ' -' ";"""' ' j j - : .a- A negro, drunk -'and asleep on the track of the North Carolina Central road j near Bladensville Saturday night, awoke to find that one of its arms baa been 'cut as smoothly off by a passing train as any surgeon could have p?r- formed the operation. : f I Mrs. Meadows "There's too much water in this milk to suit, Patrick." Patrick "Well, ma'am, I can't help it. There s been so much ram this last Week that the cows arc au water soaked. Phrase. PRF.m: KJLTTLED. -Life. i ITHE LADIES DELIGHT. The pleasent effect and the perfect safe ty with rwhich ladies may use the liquid fruit laxative. Syrup of Figs, under all conditions makes it their favorite remedy. It is pleasing to the ' eye and to the tast, yet effectual in acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels. ; ' Every bottle of Shriner's Indian Ver mifuge is guaraunted to give satisfactioa if used according to directions. n ' t XI? YOUJt HACK A.CU'ESf : - ? Or you are all worn out, really good for noth ing, 13 gener&i aeDUity. Try It wlU cure you, cleanse your liver, and give ' ? I An Illustrated a swu appetite. t-'i ii it 7) Mrs. F. There's Mrs. Bluepoint eome like her, but she lacks repose, I thmfe. Mrs. DeB. (who got her money late in life 1 should think they'd let her sleep as late's she's a mind to. Life. AMOUNT OF CURRENCY. Currency, per j Year, 1830 1833 1835 1835 1837 1838 1839 1840 Cnrrencv, 8 93,000,000 119,700,000 183,000,000 205,000,000 222,000,000 203,000,000 222,000,000 190,000,000 187,000,000 143,700,000 138,500,000 175,000,000 186,000,000 202,500,000 225,500,000 240,000,000 234.700,000 285,000,000 341,000,000 360,000,000 380,600,000 418,600,000 444,600,000 416,300,000 474,300,000 406,600,000 458.800,000 457,000,000 4-13,400,000 482,500,000 673,000,000 743,000,000 754,000,000 850,000,000 844,000,000 839,000,000 832,000,000 capita 7.20 8.50 12.40 13.30 14.00 12 50 13 40 11.20 10.70 8.00 G.90 9.10 9 40 9.90 10.70 11.10 10.50 12.20 14-20 14.50 14.80 15.80 16 40 16.10 16.70 14.00 15:40 14.50 13.70 21.00 27.40 28.50 24 90 23.60 22 SO 22:O0 1 1811 ! 1842 1S43 1844 1845 1846 1847 1848 1849 1S50 1851 1852 1853 1854 1855 185G 1857 1858 1859 1860 1861 1862 1S63 18G4 1865f 1866 1867 1868 1869 4. 21.20 . We have not convenient the figures for 1870, 1871 and 1872, but they are jaboat $21. The figures furnished by the Treas ury Department show the following,the calculations being made by Mr. W. If. Lantz: I : V I , ''i 'lilt i '! 'X'KSS ' . lilt iiXAHlSsrai- S ii 'Tf sir I ' tvvU'W- '1 Per Capita Per Capita outside of Treasury. Total. 1873 i 820.01 821.35 1874 ! 20.15 21.92 1875 i 18.80 ' 20.78 1876 i 17.89 20.03 1877 ! 17.68 19.S8 178 1 17.34 20.79 1879 ! 17.21 21.61 1880 j 19.85 24.08 1881 22.14 26 73 1882 22.78 27.26 1883 S 23.32 27.83 1854 1 22.94 " 27.37 1855 ! 23 30 27. 06 1886 i 22.09 37.47 1887 I 22.71 28.10 1888 i 24.13 28.46 1889 1 22.78 27.32 1890 23.17 27.26 On April 1st, tho Treasur' statement showed that there was outside of the Treasury, that is io the hands of the people, the following currency: f : Gold coin, Silver dollars, Halves and quarters, Gold certificates, Silver certificates, Treasury notes, Greenbacks, Nat. Bank notes, $408,408,8t0 62,921,010 57,254,002 144,317,069 309,632,535 33,821,973 346,175,198 168,389,827 $1,359,080,403 In these figures, however, allowance is not made for certain exports of gold, nor for certain losses of paper money. What deduction should be made on these accounts is a matter that cannot be accurately determined, but as i .-a matter of fact some ; deduction should be made. j According to the annual statement 1 iei jnnni nas zy.o; r ranee, 10: Great Britain and Ireland, $20.40; Netherlands, $26.05. ' . r A Chicago HeraUl man who got frightful coffee and a sandwich at the station at Marion, Ind., says: I gave the clerk a silver half dollar when I really ought to have killed him. He pawed around in the change drawer awhile, forgot what I gave him and laid down CO cents. "How much is the coffee?" I asked, looking at the monev. "Coffee 20, sandwich 20," he replied, still thinking I had given him a silver dollar. . , . ; 1 Well, I just concluded that a man who would charge 20 cents for a mud dy cup of coffee in a civilized country was a proper subject for robbery, and carried his money away. The only cause I have since had to regret Lis that tbe coffee and sandwich made me c 1 oil 4lm n f t orn rrT T tHintr ho nnit I winner, after all. . : A NATIONAL EVENT. The holding of the World's Fair in a city scarcely fifty years old will be a remarka ble event, but whether it will really bene fit this nation as much as the discovery! of the Restorative Nervine by Dr. Franklin Miles is doubtfuL This is just what , the American people need to cure their exces sive nervousness, dyspepsia, headache, flizziness, fdeeplegsness, neuralgia, nervous debility, dullness, confusion of mind, etc. It acts like a charm. . Trial bottles and fine book on 'Nervous and Heart Diseases," with unequaled testimonials, free at C. E. Hoi ton's drug store. McAdoo Building. It is warranted to contain no opium, mor phine or dangerous drugs. June 11. 1891 A. Jlcblc tcoman is restored to health , and strength, by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip tion If you're overworlvod, " run down," or dehilitated, you need it. It's an invigorating, rcstoratiyo tonic, and a oothing and strength ening nervine, imparting tone' and vior to the whole system. Its a legitimate medicine, too carefully compounded by an experienced phy sician, and adapted to woman's deli cate organization. For all tho chronic weaknesses, functional de- 1 rangements, and painful disorders peculiar to tho sex, it is an unfailing remcdj. It's because it w mil ail ing that it can be sold under a posi tive guarantee. If it fails to give satisfaction, in any case for which it's recommended, the money paid for it will be promptly returned. It is a legitimate medicine not a beverage. Contains 110 alcohol to inebriate; no syrup or sugar to sour or ferment in the stomach and cause distress. As peculiar in its marvelous, remedial results as in its composition. - Regulcto Tho Bowels. Collvo3ie3 wcmnses tbo whole ys tern anil begets (Uncases, sucti as Dyspspsia, Fevers, Kidney Diseases, ! Bilioiu Oolic, Halaria, ctc. Tritt's protluco regular liablt of body and guoil dlceNtlon, wltiiont nhici, sio eii can iiJoy g-ood liealtU. HEALTH IS WEALTH. htnv Dr; E. O. W-s"- t vi Hi'l Braii Tr atiu-nt, a tMiaraiitectl ,) c.Qc Uir IIi?iria, fnz ms. Con vulfi..s F.-H.Nei di 2 uraiia. IIt-'acif. Ner 'i- !r tili- 1 c-r-s ' hy tli we f lo'!i'if ir lo 1j:k-co wg.. luiuHi", M-'it.il DeprcB-ion. H fie .ii-g of the llraiii rrs i tin;: in itisinity xiil Jeadnn to uiiKtiy. tHc y s l .1 .tth rr"in:turc 01l Ag-. llir renn'es Ijosof P.av.t Httlmr rs. Inv lun tar I.osHes aud St-nuatoi rLtsa caused by over-extrtiou .f tue l-miu , .n-lf-:lifni ir over-iudu!? -i ce. Each box coutaiiiti huh in iit u'li i reatiudnt. a box, or 8"X boxeu fo.- ..(, sunt by mail .repaid oi rt ceipt of pi iu.- - f . - - ' AVe UuurunleK Six Coxre. To core ai.y With acb order re eived by m .f'r six boxe-, mvc .iiiiiasiie l wit $5.0J we will tend tbe p'-iHiariir writ n liHraiite t rful tbe rnoue- if tbo i reatm-nt ii .tt iTsj t a iir-. Guar antee iar.fd -f ly l-y Uicb t -'dxuit & IViisd drug Kiets. olo 5g-ntb, sini-otsurs to W. C Porter, Gieeusboro, N O. KKECE EL AM; Pi:aCTICAL Job printers, Under Beubtv Hall, GREENSBORO, N. C. R etiuidiu of U. S, Direct Tax Paid tin l.and,18(G am! 1SG7. James B. Alitsoa, uttorn' at lvr, ffaane Hill, N. C , wilt c. i-ct this L.x for FIVE CE vTS ou the DOL,LUt Seqd t!ie RE CEIPi' to -him. If Unt write the fuels to him He ives a rufreace tls bc.-S, citi zens Of Ciiapel Hill. kjoticc. I have ii,n-.l lttera iuctrporjttiiig the Battle Ground P.rk Corapauy, of ntlford county, with i.ov.-tr to iMirchas l.ml an.l improve the aud hold peiKomd prop erty, necessary for that purpoi,'. ! he cor poratora ae J. V. JScott, D. W. C. Ben bowV Juhu A Gray aud D. Scheiic-k. Witness my biind aud stul of oCice this 8th day of April, liil. v Jxo J. Nelsos, Clerk Superior Court. seau JAPANESE ii z tn nriR A guaranteed Cure for Piles of whatever kmd erdegTeer-External, Internal, Blind or Bleeding, Itching, Chronic, Recent or Hereditary. $1.00 a box; 6 boxes, $50. Bent by mail, prepaid, on receipt of price. T7e guarantee to cure any case of Piles. Guaranteed and sold only by South Greensboro Pharmacy, Asheboro street, Greensboro, C. $500 Howard ! ' WT. wl!! py fh-fJborrr-vrartl cWof 11t -Ve-c:-tai! I lr r - - - j l ti ak. t mt - ar. - hen t h-mt r.re strictly w m I FBI K , . -. u nti.. Js IT ft cf f- rfmit m Professional Cards JK. XV. II. WYIvKVufur u-. 1 1 lla(t A1 1 V A 1 . r T .. . V. . . . ... -t. iESIDKCE.No. m V st I rrx.Xo .1(10, Court 'ih-T face hours for tratio a , ?. Ear, ose and Throat, l'sT! Ki Of2 -Ere. ? M.. and from 3 to 4 n. m r,i- t f ATTORNEY 2LC0UNSELL-R .T urrrniQoro, . - Ollice ilOG Court Square. JQI1. J. W. GIIIFFITH, SURGEON DENTIST. Cent Savings bank. JA.UKS K. till YD. ATTORNEY AT I J-Oflce up Utr ovrr t?. it. rouzu. fJMIOMAS II, KKOt.lK ATTORNEY AT AV ..rpuoMAS ' SKTTLK.".! X 5 ' A I l UKN LY AT LAW Practices in Federal and Stau rrt-J apl. My "nA- jyii. li. w. wniTsirn DENTIST, GREENS HO I;o r xjiuxii exiracieu witLout aia "Local Anasthetic" vr (', i Aug, 1, '89-Gm 1 t-..1 QI.KxMKIVT G. - WRIGHT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Practices in the State and Kt .krd"ct, Office on North Elm. ontnit..,,,,,.,. 1 u A. IAIVD, CIVIL ENGINEER. Railroad and street railways knrt, and estimates of cost furnish. lor and grades for township roads LiUHoUi Complete field parties with outs is fcrLki ed. Consultation invited. No ipi Elm St., P. O. box 110, Gn-enshuro. 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