Orange County observer. [volume], May 26, 1888, Image 2

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ORANGE COUNTY OBSERVER.
II I L I, S IS O R O U G II , N . C .
Saturday. -
- May 2. IH-v.
JOSEPH A. IIAKKIS, Editor and
Proprietor.
. . . ... . ffii r
hnt.ndatthe ost umce ai iiiiis- (
i,orou-h, i.., as wecouu ciat
matter. I
Thf Ohih'if. County Observer The Democratic (convention
tL: hb ,l iiLr puldinhtd in the ; fcr this (4th) Congressional Dislriel
C.,uf, ami ,ir to A'j. Mtt, 1 87, 1 will be hejd al Uaieigh next Tues
vth,: o!., r,j,..r in the County a 9Uj h .g lhoUfiht thal
' " '"'" jMr.B.IL Bonn, of Nash, will be
jm: l.A i i:. r. nominated. The next day, Wednes
The new eipUol
c-',ti00,00j
The Now York State Democratic
Convention in-truete1 the delegates
to St. Louis for Cleveland.
Iu the United .States and Canada,
during last week, there were 180
IhilurtF, against 201 the previous
week.
The war cloud in Kurope is still
dark. Russia suspects England and
Germany to be combining against
her interests.
It is staled on good authority that
the nomination of Melville W. Ful.
ler to be Chief Justice, will be con
firmed at an early day.
The Southern Baptist will meet
, next year in Memphis and Rev. J
1. Greene, of St. Louis will preach
the introductory -sermon.
The great flood in the Mississippi
river, which has boen without pre
cedent in the destruction and suffer
iug created, is slowly abating.
Gov. Robert L. Taylor, of Ten
nessee, was nominated on the 40th
ballot as Democratic candidate for
Governor. The Convention was in
session seven days.
The cah balance in the Uu'tcd
States Treasury on April 30th was
$110241,90'.), as shown by the Treas
urer's statement, an increase of 5,
f;00,H)t .luring the month.
The Southern Methodist Publish
ing House, the largest of its kind,
outside of the large northern cities,
is now entirely out of debt, and has
a cash surplus in bank of 10,050.90.
There . are in America over 4,000,
000 farms, larjje and small. They
covei neanv u.ooo.ouu acres ot im
proved" land, and their total value
is something like 810,000,000,000.
These liyures are not, of course, very
'comprehensive. They simply con
vey the idea of vatness ot area and
equal va-tntss importance. The
estimated value of the yearly pro
duets ot these farms is between $2,
OOlHIutt 0UU nju $3,01)0,(100,000.
, The ;reat debate, on the tariff is
no- ended, Mr. Carlisle making the
closing spveeh. 1 1 i s hanlly neces
sary to say that the remarks of the
Speaker, who is one of the ablest
men in the country, on this subject
which lie has made the studv of his
hletiine and on which ho is gonerallv
.idmiiti'd to bv thoroughly intormed.
will be w'll worth the reading of ) are llie bctlcr enabled to ward oil
any man interested in the' welfare of j l"u danger and "postpone the mo
.the country, a welfare that a viially j mt'nt when surrender becomes inev
ailectcd by the system ot taritYiax I" many instances the in-
ation. llaUiyh Xews attd (bsvrctr.oreui sfengllj of the body suffices
- . to enable it to oppose the tendency
The California Republican delc-1 toward death. Many however have
.ition have enpaed foity-five rooms ' these foiees to such an extent
Ht the Leland Ilotcl in Chicago. there is little or no help. In
They will brinp: their own band and : other cases a little aid to the weak
ti eases of wines, tfce. They are ! encd Lnngs will make all the differ
pu pnin; tor a bij drunk. Wil- ce between gu lden death and
ntinyton Star. j many years of useful life. Upon tbie
'fust symptoms of a Com.n (.l.rm-
f i'Al)l'lKI.li 1'KMAI.K KK(;i -
i y '
.
-
AS,M,,fll! Ior WomHU'wj
Profuse, Sop-
Such as Painful,
pressed, Scanty and Irregular Men-1
struation or Monthly Sickneaw.
If taken
during
ll
CHANGE0011? ,
i r lour, per barrel.
ie
OV LIFE, great suffering and danger
;
will be avoided. j
Send for book "Mess.vgk to
Women," -mailed free
KliADFIKLl) IiK?ULATOU Co.,
Atlanta, (la.
Delegates to the Democratic.
State Convention at Kateigb will be j
passed orer the railroads at excur-,
sion rates for round trip tickets. j
TKn I'o! T?,eina Visitor i
! of May 22i, says : The Republican
- t i c ihia i
uongrewiona. onuuuu - j
the 4tb diMnct, assemuicu ai iue j
court house today at 1- ociock
, .
The following were appointed dele
gates from this district to the Na
tional Convention at Chicago: J. C.
I L. Harris and John II. Williamson.
II. C. Long and W. L. Mitchell
: were chosen alternates. W. A. Al-
; bright, of Durham, was chosen elec
tor for the 4th district. No nomi-
j nation was made for Congressman
and no choice expressed.
Convention will meet and hold its
sessions in Slronaeb's Warehouse,
which hs?3 been tendered with the
compliments of Mr. W. C. Stronacb,
its owner. We have only this to
say : It the Democrats wish to carry
the State, they will nominate Daniel
G. Fowl? for Governor. We know
of oidy one or two Democrats in
Orange who oppose Fowle. Give
us Fowle, and we don't believe
there will be anv doubt about the
Democrats carrvinj; the State next
November.
The State Prohibition (third party)
Convention of North Carolina met
in the city of Greensboro, May 10th,
and nominated its candidates for
office as follows: For Governoi.
Rev. W. T. Walker ot Greensboro,
(a minister of the Christian Church) ;
Lieutenant Governor, Moses Ham
mond ot Randolph; Treasurer, Hugh
M. Dixon of Alamance; Auditor, J.
M. instead of Greensboro ; Super
intendent Public Instruction, N. C.
English of Randolph ; Congress,
Fifth District, S. J. Montague of
Winston ; Seventh District, C. P.
Frazier ot Randolph. No nomina
tious were made for Secretary of
Stale or Attoniey-General. The
Convention was harmonious and en
thusiastic. Dr. Deems 3nd Rev.
Sam Small addressed the people at
night. Progressive Fanner Hal
ti'jh, May '1'lnd.
The Durham Recorder of Mon
day, May 21st, says : This morning
about eight miles from here on the
Durham and Oxford road, Messrs.
Henry Emery, John Slater and J.
W. Holder were sitting near a keg
of powder. Emery was trying to
wmoke, his pipe did not operate ; he
threw it into the powder. Result,
three men flying through the air.
Emery has both hides badly burned,
and otherwise injured ; Slater had
his neck, face and hand burned ;
Holder had both hands burned,
While none are dangerousiy injured,
all are badly hurt.
1JOARD OF EDUCATION.
The next regular meeting of lhe
County Hoard of Education will be
held at' Hillsboro on Monday the
4th day of June, 18S8. Any matter
relating to the interest of the public
schools of the County, may be
brought before tho Hoard at that
tune. 1 ho petitions to form new
1 . . i ..
iistncts ieretolorfi nrpspniPi tn thnl11'""" io nurcnase a comti tie nut-
Board will be a.'tnd nnnn
upon.
J. L. CURRIE,
Secretary of Board.
HO W MEN DIE.
If we know all the methods of
1 alProac'n adopted by an enemy we
' :U,y troUu!e of tbe Throat or Lui.cs,:
give thut old and weli-kuown rem-1
j edy Uoschcc's German Syrup, a I
; careful trial. It will prove what!
thousands say of it to be, the "ben
efactor of any home."'
HILLSBORT) MARKET.
Corrected Weekly.
Apples.
leeswax,
Butter,
1
20 ;
8 to j
15 to 2.") j
Go j
10 j
S4.;.0
lo
$1.00 to $1.50
0.
'2o to i0
lo to CO '
S5 to $1.50
C to S
2o to f0 I
901
Chickens,
Coffee,
v.1!'
' .
-ar
Lime, rock,
Meai
Molasses,
Oats,
Salt,
Sugar,
Syrup,
. Wheat
UUiii uuu.A x- -
addregg wm be deliv.
ere(J by TTon p d. Winston, at
HornerV School, at Us closiDg exer-
cises Alay olst
Dnrhnm Recorder : Mr. J. S.
Carr's $30,000 residence is nearly
(arrs fcoU.UUU
" 3'd It is one 0f the finest
. . g
wv v v. .
Bishop Key has appointed Rer.
Frank L. Reid Presiding Elder o!
the Raleigh District in place of the
late Rer. N. II. D. Wilson.
Cjncord Times : A iargeiDoraber
of colored peopie left here last Fri
day night for California. The num
ber in town is thinned out consider
ably, and more will go.
The Oak Ridge Institute will
hold its aunual Commencement on
May 28th and 29th. Hon. Mat. W.
Ransom will deliver the oration and
Rev. J. A. Cuninggim will preach
the annual sermon.
rPtio ( !nmmon(pmPrit, rnrrisPR of
i o i t.1 -.ii mi iJ
me caiern remaic v..m w...
place June iJtn auu uui. me
calaureate Sermon wi'l be preacned kinds, and cannot be solu in eompeti
n SnnHnv mornincr. June 3rd. bv tion with the, multitude of low test.
I'Uv ThnmftH 1 fume. D. D.
' I
Mai. Wm. A. Smith, of Johnstonj
Uounty, aiea in menmoua, v a., on
Wednesday, May 10th, from cancer
of the stomach. He was widely
known, having been a prominent
politician in this otate in past years.
Lenoir Topic : Five hundred col
ored people left the line of the
Western North Carolina Railroad
from Salisbury to Asheville for Cal
ifornia, under fair promises of bet
tering their condition, during the
past two weeks.
Person County Courier
The fol-
lowinji item was handed us a few
days ago by a friend with the re
quest to publish : "Drunkenness ex
pels reason, distempers the body, di
minUhes strength, inflames the blood
and causes wounds internal, exter
nal, incurable. There is no end to
the drunkard's hell."
Charlotte Democrat : There has
been a disposition in some quarters
to carp at the University and to
array public prejudice against it ;
but we believe that it is lodged in
the hearts of our people, for it is
doing a mighty work, and its pros
perity is no less essential td North
Carolina than the administration ot
our government.
The commencement exercises of
Greensboro Female College occur
on May 30th. The annual sermon
will be preached by Rev. W. S:
Creasy, of Wilmington, and Bishop
C. B. Galloway, of Mississippi, will
deliver the alumni address. The
graduating class numbers thirty-two.
The, literary address is by Rev.
Thomas Hume, D. D., of the Uni
versity. The Supreme Court shas affirmed
the decision of the lower court in
the case of the State against W. A.
Potts for the murder ol Paul Lincke,
in which Potts was convicted and
sentenced to be hanged. It is only
necessary now for Gov. Scales to set
the day of execution. The reorder,
which occurred in November last in
Beaufort county, and the subsequent
trial of Potts, a lawyer, caused in
tense interest at the time.
A special dispatch to the News
and Observer from Oxford, T. C,
dated May l"5tb, says : The Com
monwealth Club closed at 5 o'clock
this evening a contract for the im
mediate erection of a $30,00C brick
hotel in Oxford. Capt. J. A. Wil
liams goes on to New Yo?k to
a. l i
I fit." Joy is universal and onboond.
ed. Union and co onpriiinn nr d
tuii co operation are uo
incr tho wnrV fnv Ov n,,l n.
. - a I r V . . -
first time.
v-w iiuio uaau iuuu iu ui'iui, lor tat?
SO HOUSEHOLD SHOULD fiti tnTEOCl
The majority of the 111 of th ;
ioay arl from a dUeased Urer. Bim-
raons Liver Regulator baa been the mean
cf restoring more people to health and
Lappiesa by giving thera a heallhj
Liver than any otLcr agency on earth.
SZE THAT YOC GET THE GEXTTJCC
A N I
D
l.' OO youn-; Leas. Higbust mar
ket price paid.
C M. PARKS.
J GACQa, CA.( I
PHILADELPHIA. I
gs I Price, ONE Dellif I
if
Absolutely Pure.
1 his powder never vanes. A marvel
of puritv. strength and wholesomeness.
More economiciil than the ordinary
hort weight, alum or phospnate pow-
uers. Sold only in cans. KOYal Bak-
ino Powoek Co.. 10G Wall-st., N. Y.
ft) Ernt Scatbsrn Rszsdj fcr iO
B0WELTR0UB1.ES,
Diarrhoea, Dysentery, &c.
Also CHILDREN T
JTHIN
61aple a4 PlMt to Take
Bat
few tnllN the test that In th little!
purpl hoeUebercy. or whortleberry, growinc
tlongvlde our mMvttr,m and hills, and which aol
i many tunrm oaten In moat every aaapo, ware is ai
i orinoisls having- a wonderful effect on tho bowels.
Dr.BJffcnrr Huckleberry coram is just tau in a
vary eonoentrated and palatable form and 11
Chatera Urtu.-hstiaof gwanorstala
fruit urodooes fermaatatltmlntha stomach, which!
.1 iiutafcla Cholera Xorfaaa. Thlaoordial
will mautrallae tho ?.' idisy or tne stomaon.
Huokleberry Cordial is tho weapon.
Cholera Infantum. Any cMid can take this,
without the evil effbots many medicines proauoe in
anooklns; the bowels too suddenly, reaulttn- In
posms. Keep the oordial in the house.
DyMntervv-Chronlo or aeuto is enssidarad oaa
of tho most dangerous diseases that can aflsot tho
bowels, eertalnly tho most weakening. This
Huekloberry Oordial will urely oure it.
Diarrhoea. This Cordial win check It gredu-1
ally, not leaTing the bowels In a oonstipatad state j
as many preparations do, and will remove the in. I
nammation from the bowelsi Try and prore it.
The) Teeth Ins Child. The wearied mother.
losing; sleep nurains; the little one wasttne; away I
firom the drainage upon its system, snouux use tnisi
Cordial, which will relieve it and withont danger, j
It la Important that XVKUT HOTTSsTHOT.P j
should vrovide themselTes with some speedy relief
against sudden and dangerous attacks. A dose of
this Cordial wm relieve uxe pain ana ssto ceiling s i
physlolanand thereby muoh anxiety.
Prepared by The W . A. TATLOB Oo., Atlanta. Oa.
Price oo cents a Dotue. BoiaDyauoruggists.
Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and!
Mullein will sorely oure cougns, croup end Con-1
sumption. 36c. 60o. and f 1. a bottle at druggists. I
Try Taylor's Premium Cologne
Pomoua Hill Nurseries,
POMONA, X. C.
rpVU AND A HALF MILES WEST
JL
OF GREENSBORO, N. C.
The main line of the, JiieTirnond S:
Danville Kail Koad passes through the
grounds and within 100 feet of the of-
nee. aaiem trains inaKc regular stops
I .t . i . i t
twice dai y each way. hose interest
eu miruit HMU "un KIUV1,,K reeor
,iinii i,,,,ifn,i ft . ti.n
1"""' "V"1
nursery in tne rotate ami one 01 tne
I largest in ine nouin. ouk'k cunsisi. 01
Apwles, I'each. Pear, Cherrv. Plums,
Japanese Persimmons. Apricots, Nec
tarines, Mulberries, Quince. Grapes,
Figs. Raspberries, Currants, Pie Plant.
Knglish Walnuts. Chestnuts, Strawber
ries, Koses, Kvergrcens. Shade Trees, &c.
All the new and rare varieties as well
as the old ones which n?y new Cata
logue for 1SSS will show. Give y our
order to mv authorized A sent, or order
direct from the Nursery. Correspond-
eiu-e solieited. Uescrlntive (.'ataiowiif
ence soiicitetJ. uescnptive cataioirue
free to applicants
Address.
J. VAN. LINDLKY,
Pomoua, Guilford County, NC.
C-Reliable
Salesmen wanted
in
every County.
A good paying commis-
sion will be given.
N
:r r c k
Having this day been appointed Ad
ministrator ilpon the estate of Alexander
;ratt, deceased, I do hereby"give no
ice to alt persons indebted to said es
tate to come forward and make prompt
payment, and to all persons having
claims against the same to present them
irk the time prescribed by law or this
Ukice wdl be pleaded in bar thereof.
This 15th day of May.
JAMES NOR WOO H?
AdministnUor.
SPL'P.GEON,
DENTIST,
llillwtojro, IV. O.
t1icenext door to Dr. Ilooker's '
I'rug btore. Open every day,
BUY OWL " BRAND
JFOXt TOBACCO
FOR SALE AT
V
O. 0131K Ac SONH COMPANY'S
SPECIAL CO MP OUN 1)
"FOE, TOBACCO.
Reliable in its manufacture. SPEC I A L attention given to the mua-
ufacture ol every pound, ataiuvtra
Profitable in its results. Has been
Virginia and North Carolina furXthirtt years. ly proper cultivation.
care and management, it insures you
BACCO. Try it this year if you
1 nirT a nnr VT Kt.
li x vi usun
sands ol planters who have used it
FOU
C. M. PARKS,
Hillsboro, N. C.
F. R. WARREN & CO.,
Prospect Hill, N. C.
D. W. K.
Hurdle's
GEOHGE K. MSSK.N OO.,
WAGON MANUFACTURERS, SALEM, N. C.
CcT Acknowledged
PRICES.
to be lhe
AMES B. MASON,
ATTORN EY-AT-LA W,
Chapel Hill. N. C.
Practices in the State and Federal
Court's.
- i tWUoiiection of Claims and Kevenu'
n.Tj. ...... .
a specialty. ar taxes paiu on
land, prosecuted. Send receipts
Jno.-W. Gkaiiam.
Tiioa. Ruff in.
GRA
A II AM & KUrrLN,
ATIORNKYS-AT-LAW,
IIII.LSBOBO, K. C.
Practices in the Counties of Ala
manee. Casu-p.l. Durhsim f:n;itrir1
Rockingham, Person and Orange,
g AMU EL M. GA'ITIS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
HILLSBORO, N. C.
V
Will practice in Orange and adjoining
Counties. Collection of claims t rompt-
ly attended to. Office in the' Court
House in the rxm latelj-occupied by
A. W. Gralirm.
LE OF LAND.
By virtue of an order of the Superior
Court of Orange County to me directed
in the ca of Louimj Swain vs. Ella
Atkins and Lou Atkins. I will sll Ut
the highest bidder, on the 4th dav of
June. 18.S8. in front of David Mc
Cauley's store in Chapel Hill, a lot of
and in Chapel ililh bounded on i orth
oy Kosemary street, on south by Frank-
Mrs. Salina Thompson, contaUiing otte
acre more or lee.
Terms : One-third ca-h, balance in 6
months.
This 20th day of April. 18$.-
JAMES B. MASON,
Commissioner.
Yyi- WILLIAM LYNCH,
DENTIST,
13urliu.ni, IV. C
MTOfflce in the Parish buildinc on
Matfgura Street.
AND GHain
IIILLSBORO BY
CENTRAL WAREUOUm:
jusiine same, yuicfc m its tu-toi.
used successfully by the farmers cf
a crop of rINL ihLLOW TO-
want a crop of GOL.DLN BRIGHT
morlrot W rnfor mi t .! ...
- .w... jw- - v..
year after year.
SALE IiV
JOHN L. M AUK HAM,
Dn'ham, N. C
E. LONG, fc 1IKO,
R'iKshy Fork, N. C.
RICHMOND,
Mill, N. C.
best. WRITE TO THEM I
WHISKE .
I AM NOW M AN U FACT C li i N '
pure article of f
CORN AND W1IKAT WHfsKKY.
that I offer for sale at the
prfces :
CORN, per gallon.
WHEAT,
'Mi"
I only manufacture
FUUE WIIIHKKV,
made by opn furnace h ut. 1 '
best process known fr puj::y H -fljivor
-
Started hnsine.- January Uih.
with only f'JS.OO. 'f
EST WH HTKD'S U N C I : n K I '1 "
BACCO at cost.
JAMES A. ' HI KK
. Hiil-rM.i'-.
(
AND SALE.
Bv virtue of a nvrt:;'-
:, ,-. V
ted to me by T. 3f. Ro r-'- i
I will sell to the highe: u vi-.-r ;..
at the court house door i: 11
Orange County, N. C "
2nd day of June lPe. ! V . ,
tract of land wheren M"r : ;
now lives, adjoining tl :t! 4 .
Moore and other-. r''';;.:.1,:,"
acres, more r less, thf ''',,:": .'
I
f
T. M. Robenon, tosau-:
and cost.
This April 30th, 1 !
KIVATB BOARDING H'
You can get goo.1 lard .".,'.vi
week or month, by applying 1 '
dor west ot Lynch K'rlrv
HENRY R1-HAKI--
KEW DISCOVERS
-X CONEY SAVED by 'J
jSJL Rdey .t Cos ' ' '
t.r f!pninr i-lritfiPS. .:it!,-i '
" r . i
!0
anv part ot the l-'nifd Mat- r ;
of ten cents. Maruilac tun-t '
SMITH, Kl"- Aiy-