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The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-01-17

We trust our friends will not grow
impatient if communications do not
appear more promptly. We are ter
ribly crowded but will get even after
while, and then-well we'll do the
very best we can.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-01-17

Wanted: A Louisiana liar, who is
so highly accomplished in his chosen
profession, that he can tell a lie so
intricate, complicated, and "slick,
that no other Louisiana liar can sue
cessfully contradict, refute and deny
it in detail. For such an individual
there seems to be at present a wide
field of usefulness at the National
capital.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-01-17

A stupid old ignoramus, Who could
neither real nor write, refused to
serve on The library committee Of
the Ohio Legislature, of which the
Hon. Geo. W. Williams, the colored
member and scholarly gentleman, is
chairman. Mr.. Williams ought to
resent the insult of putting such an
ignorant old ass on his committee.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-01-17
INDIANAPOLIS IND, SATURDAY JANUARY II,

promptly answered: "Mark Twain"
He also thought Beecher was the au-
thor of Pilgrims Progress. This
youth contains presidential material
for the twentieth century.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-01-17

If the people of Maine will not al
low Lamson quietly to become COVER
nor, he ought to pitch in and lamsome
of them very severely, and he will
have a better show for his white al
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-01-17

The Democracy of Maine, recently
convicted of Garcelony before the
supreme court, are now suffering un-
told misery in the spasms of severe
attack from (chilD Blaine. Thus
it is ever; misfortunes never come
sinolv
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-01-17
THE INDIANAPOLIS LEADER.
TO SUBSCRIBERS.
IfyOu fail to receive your pa
per. notify this Office at once.

A Boer has been arrested in South
Africa for treason. What fearful
increase of prison capacity would be
required if every bore in this coun-
try were arrested and jailed.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-10-23
TEXTS FROM GEN. HAN
COCKS LETTERS.

When fraud, violence, or incom-
petence controls, the noblest Con-
stitu,ions and wisest laws are use.
less.
The bayonet is not fit Instrument
for collecting the votes Of freemen.
1t is only hy a full vote, free bal
lot and fair count that the people
can rule in fact, as required by the
theory Of our government. Take
this function away and the whole
structure falls.
The great principles of American
liberty are still the rightful inherit
ancc Of this people, and eyer should
be.
The right of trial by jury, the
habeas corpus, the liberty OF the
press, the freedom of speech, the
natural rights Of persons, and the
rights OF property must be preserv-
ed.
This is the Union which our ia
theirs made, and which has been SO
respected abroad and so benefcen,
at home.
The war for the Union was sue.
cesstully closed more than fifteen
years ago.
Ali classes of our people mus,
share alike the blessings of the Tn
ion, and are equally concerned in
its perpetui,y, and in the proper ad
minis,ra,ion of public affairs.
| like Jeferson's way Of :naugu.
ration it suits our system. He rode
alone on horseback to the Capitol
tied his horse to 4 raj. fence, entered
and was duly sworn then rode &c
the Executive Mansion and took
possession.
A sedulous and scrupulous care o,
the public credit, together with 4
wise aud economical management o.
our governments. expenditures
shou Id be maintained, in order that
labor may be lightly burdened, and
that all persons may be protected il,
their rights TO the fruits Of their 10
dustry.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-10-23

SABBATH School INSTITUTE OF
TIL. FLAT RIVER ASSOCIATION =
The next session Of This body will be
held with the Bethel Church, Person
county, y. c., Oil the Filth Sabbath
and Saturday before in October.
Exercises 10 begin at half past 70
O'Clock Saturday morning.
Query LIST. is Mission Work
taught in the Bible? 1t so, wha, Is
the duty OF onr churches and sabbath
schools in regard /" III" ~Sr"a.r'>
B D. Howard, Rufin Woody.
Query "a. "Oaght country Sab
bati. School u suspend durin. win
ter Speakers, James Barton and
T. II. Street.
Query 3rd. The Sabbath Schooi
its work and object" Speakers Fl
der +. J. Montague anu ). {. Hum
phries.
Qner IA. "WhM are the hes,
means al i~.tcr.a~'n. public sentiment
against the improper use OF ardent
spirits ?" Speakers. Elder r.. }
+ Lansdale and lin>l> Bn,lranan.
SAEB,vH u%dR%.>G.
Ten O'clock Bible Reading b,
Elder +. X tn,lerwnol.
Eleven o'cl"c1, preaching Ivy Fl
der F., X. Underwood. Alternate
Elder {. A. s''ad'ey.
AFTERNOON.
Ualt-past one o'clock, address b.
Elder X. II. Marsh. Subjec, "Wh
should grown people attend Saba,
Schools ?"
Singing to be conducted by tn
classes present.
Comlni,tee-John J. Meadow.
John G. Morgan and G.. w. Ti'
tard.
Take the Orange County OEsEI
vFK. Only $3.50 per anuum.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-10-23
Chapel HIN in Brief.
Mr.. ". H. Lloyd, near Chapel
Hill, lost a child IL months old, of
consumption. last Monday.

Mr.. ". II. Lloyd, near Chapel
Hill, lost a child IL months old, Of
consumption, last Monday.
The hands 4 work on the State
University Railroad have been en-
gagged tor seve raj days or til. turn
out at the iron mine.
On Sunday morning last, Rev. A.
w. Mangum, D. D.. Of the Univer-
sity, preached an able erm,n in TIE
Methodist church. Subject %.
servance Of the Sabbath.
We are glad to see NJ. y. Nc
Cau'ey, she clever gentleman ard
merchant, we'll enough TO be a, his
place Of bu>ine IS. May he be spared
many years for usefulness TO his
town and county.
Cotton advanced 10 feet in this
town last Saturday night. bat wcsE
back Monday m"rning Goods box
es had All upward tendency. Signs,
high. B"i,ircs, low br firm. Wills
XIV afoa,. .rol dema,i.
The Valley Mi,.~, near Chapel
Hill, have recently been pm, in good
3order. New clh,hS have been ru,
on. aaA VI y w.l Hudson. the SUI
perimenac1i IN rha'E". is ready to
turn out as yo''' flour as II would
wish to eat.
Raw Mr. tcli, uho hoe -ocoivo6
a call from tn. Baptist Church at
this place, will, we learn. arrive this
week and preach his first sermon as
preacher in charge next Sunday
We congrat ulate u Baptist friends
on their selection.
Mr.. a. d. Mickle, the worthy as
s%istant of our clever postmaster. "A.
Mickle, ESQ, by some means 60,
poison oak or weeds on his hands
and has been unable for duty 10,
fseveral days. We hope De will
soon recover, for a nor accommo
dating gentlema al never did service
for Uncle Sam.
A visit to the Chapel Hill GENE
terry brought to our notice the cree
ton of several handsome monu
ments. VIM. A. Guthrie, of Fay
etteville, has had one placed over
his mother. Mrs. Zoa Long, one
over her husband. Mrs. Laura Nor
wood, II over her husband. l.. J
Weaver, one over his wife.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-10-23

al diseases that foliew IS sequence OF
seli-abuse. Is loss Of memory. universal
lassitude. pain in the back. dImne-- Of
vision premature IL age. aud many
other diseases that lead tn ins:sIitv. con-
sumption and . premature grave. Full
particulars In our pamphlet. which We
desire TO send free by mail TO every one.
The SPECIFIC Medicine is sold by all
druggists at II : package. Or six paeka-
ges tor 3. or Will be cert free By mail
on receipt Of the money b. addressing
THE GRAY MEDICINE co.
No. IL. Mechanics Block.
Detroit. Michigan
- sold IN Chapel Hill. y. g.. anil
everywhere by all Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-10-23
Post Office Hours.

,,nce opens Mt Z. Il. NJ
Mail going East closes 1000. a. IN.
Ma!i going West closes 4:4o, p. ID.
Mail leaves for Ro&boro, Monday.
Wednesday, and Friday mt :. 4. IN.
Arrives, Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
nrlay at 3. p. In.
Nail leaves for Milton. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at G. a. IN.
Arrives, Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
nr'ay at 6, D. IN.
Arrives from Oaks. Tuesday. Thurs
DAY n Saturday at noon. and leave
same days at l. y IN.
oln"e kept open on Sunday for de-
'if"ry OF mails n hour after tie ARR
vi Of each train.
Money Orders issued from Sn'rlock
TN, to o'clock. J.. IN.
H. II. SrRAYHORN. l.. NJ.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-10-23
oaaA6E COUNTY OBSERVER.
SATURDAY, 80 Oct. %, 1880.

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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-10-23
Irregular Correspondent.
CHAPEL HILL, n. c.,
Oct. IL. 1880.

:, AoCo'
Messrs. Editors: We are very
much pleased with the OBSERVER.
We hope it will ever merit the APP
probation OF the people.
OF the Dime Party which was
held last week, about sixty dollars
was raised. The young ladies' are
working faithfully in the missionary
cause, and desc rye praise f4r their
worthy undertaking.
Gu the evening Of Friday, Oct.
Is, we enjoyed a literary uca; in
the shape Of readings. re%ri'all"n>,
&C., given by Miss Rol"1ra Lee
Morgan, Of Boston, t"rnlrriy OF \,r-
GINA. Miss Morgan is highly cult,
waited, and her ENTERTAINMENT was
listened to with m,Syh pleasure.
Her readings consisted h~ the most
part, Of humorous and pathetic
pieces. She was urged npon," give
a second entertainment, the next
night, but she declined on account
of having other engagements, hu,
promised, however, 10 visit C!are'
Hill again before very long.
A good many of our Citizens, sew
eral of the merchants, Presiden,
Battle and several of the students
visited the Fair. u. n. C.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-10-23

Died, in Hillsborough. o. the evening
of Tuesday, Oct. 10Th, 1880. Mrs. Miner
va. wife of Thomas Crabtree, Esq. in
the Goth year of her age. She leave, a
husband. five children and numerous
grandchildren to mourn their loss.
The funeral services took place from
the Methodist Church, "wednesday al
ternoDn. Rev. j. w. Wheeler, ofiici-
atiny. and the remains were inferred in
the PRESBYTERIAN cemetery.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-10-23

RADICAL MLEI!NGo.-Cn Satur-
day night one Of the live,iest meet
ings seen in Hillsboro for many
years was held at the cour, house. !
ANY a,temp, TO give a description !
of it would be hopeless, and TO say
that all vas confusion would only
he telling the truth. Finally the
meeting did endorse Mr.. Henry n.
Brown as q candidate tor the House
OF Representatives, and adjourned.
All day Monday the leaders were
trying TO harmonic and straigh,en
up things. Some declared in favor
! of Brown, while others were loud in
opposing him. At last it was de
cided to meet again Monday night
aud talk the matter over. About s
o'clock the faithful might have been
seer making their way for the court
house, having been notified of the
meeting by two or three long and
loud rincings of the bell. Mark
Antony was called to the chair, and
Alfred Holmes, an aged colored
man, proceeded TO endorse Brown
as a candidate. Holmes said i, was
not the intention Of the Republican
Nominating Committee to make any
nomination. II it was, why III the
ID hadn't they made one.
Mr.. Henry Brown arrived and
being called out, said he had not
come % make a speech, but TO ex-
Plain a few points and read a petit
ton which he intended sending 70
Raleigh. The petition reads !.
IiILLSBORO, Oct. Is, 1880.
Hon. Moses A. B:EDsoE-Our
Friend: Unless you see to it that
we Republicans of Orange are al
lowed a candidate for the House,
one who is q Republican, we will
not support You. In love, your
friends and hackers.
The petition had been numerous
ly signed, said Mr.. Brown, and he
called upon others in the honse to
, come forward and sign it also. Mr.
B. took his scat, and his call TO,
signers was responded TO by many
in the audience.
Haughawout then took The floor
in opposition to Mr.. Brown as g
candidate. Said he, l see some in.
telligent white people here tonight
and they are laughing at you fools
1t hurts me to see you let a whit,
man (meaning Brown come in he"t
and lead yot as he pleascs. The,
look upon me as being more intelli
gen, than you all, and don't bother
ME. You are looked upon as being
ignorant and easily led about.
Green Webb took the floor. H.
was in favor Of Brown. He was a
the Republican Nominating Com
! mit;ee meeting, and he must tell OF
them. They passed a resolution
. prohibiting Republicans from cast
ing their votes for independent Re
{ publicans, but at the same time en-
Z dorsed independent Democrats. II,
|. was opposed to all; If he mus
vote for a Democrat, he would vot
!. for the regular nominees ofthe Dem
o%cratic party, and then he knew h
would be voting tor good men.
o Haywood Beverly endorsed Nj
Brown.
Anderson Hill opposed the nom
nation Of Brown or any other mar
e but was in favor of breaking dow
e the Democratic party by voting to
independent Democrats.
e After several Others had given i
It their advice the meeting adjourned
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-10-23
CHAPEL HILL, \. c., }
Oct. ID, 1880. I

This space belongs to l.. J.
Weaver. Watch it !
Just received a lot OF Gentlemen's
Fall Hats, all styles, and at prices to
suit the times.
For the CASH, Weaver will sell
Mems Double Sole Brngan Shoes
for 81 80 per pair, the best in the
market for the money.
Special bargains in Spring Goods
when the CASH is paid down.
l mean business, and am deter
mined not to be undersold.
Yours truly,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-10-23

MIR. r. II. Pogue. we are glad to
announce, is convalescing.
II you desire TO vote Won had bet
ter see that Your name is registered.
One marriage license issued from
he Register Of Deeds Office las,
tuesday.
II the ah,"n". Of the Register OF
Deeds, Mr..D u. Laws has charge
qt'he office.
Tie Grarl Jury visited tie Poor
House last week and found very
hing in good order.
Mrs. Ritter, well know in Hills.
fhoron.h, died in Wilmington. Sat
'urday Oc.. 10th, in tn. I'D year Of
her age.
The weather was quite cold tor
several DAYS the past week, and a
hig frost made it's appearance Tues
day morning.
Mrs. Mathew Ray appeared il
Probate conrt on Monday lat, ds
scented from her husbands Will and
claimed dover.
Beat us If you can. Mark Auto
ny presided at a Radical NEE, ~ in
iliI1>horo. Monday night. and on
Tuesday, Benjamin Frank'in was
confined in our Jail.
There is only one person in Jail,
and he was not put there for crime
An unfortunate colOrcl hoy who
has lost his mind has been placed
there for safe keeping.
Hon. Geo. Laws d, sircs us to re
urn thanks TO Col. w. I. Black
we'll, (Brk Islackwell,) for a lot 81
his famous tobacco, and advises al
lovers ot.a delightful smoke to pa
tronize the Colonel.
On Saturday last At Patterson
gin, at White Cross, Orange county
a youth named Eubanks came yer,
near being killed Ivy a bag of cotto'
weighing 1853 pounds falling on hin
from a distance of 10 feet
Henry n. Brown, having bee
endorsed hy his party As a cand'dat
tor the lower House. announces
himself as such ia Durham, Tuc-da.
We see, however, that he has 9n'
the canvass. and has gone back I
Parks store. \ wise move.
The Orange County OBstRv
train is now ready to wood up.
Many persons could take the rape
and pay for it with wood, Will
many OF those who are in arrear
could pay up and get q recent !
full tor 4 load or two Of wood
Mr.. Josiah Collins, the worth
deputy OF Judge Laws, will lea,
here the first OF November, tavin
accepted 3 POSITION III q law office
Charleston, :. &. We wish hi
much success in his new fed. TT
Judge departs reluctantly vii h J,
siah.
The case OF Lougec vs.. OBrie
IN the Superior Court, was decide
IN favor of Lougee, who was rcpr
scented " Graham Il Rufin, and
r. Parish. O Brien was represente
by Norwood & Webb, John y
Webb and John NJ. Moring. II
costs IN this case amounted TO q snl
little sum.
No medicine has eve been i
vented 10 prevent death, The be
that can be done is TO assist natu
in keeping the functions of the boo
In a condition Of health while Ii
lasts. For biliousress. liver co,
plants, ~costivencss, dyspepsia, a,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-10-23

The Farmer G Mechanic, r. A.
Sho,welI editor and proprietor, has
reached its seventh volume. This
paper is valued as highly as any on
our exchange list, and We take pride
in recommending j, to the support
Of the people. Price only s. per
annum Address, Farmer g. Me
chauic, Raleigh, n. {.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-10-23
Yours truly,
l.. J. WEAVER.

We learn that the following indie
pendent ticket is out in this county
w. w. Allison, of Cedar Grove, for
the Senate, and Josiah Turner, OF
HiL!sboro, and John Berry, of Little
River, for the House, and a Mr..
Forrest, for Treasurer. Democrats,
watch EN-.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-10-23
H~ILLSBOROUGH. Y. c..

Dealer in Wines. Liquors. Tobacco..
Cigars. &c. The best Of Liquors on
hand at all times. Give him a trial
and you will be pleased.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-10-23
03;@!g93a|1H
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.


TIE GREAT
r. ING I. II
y " T. u
an unfailing
c ure for
sptUDatOr-
semi,
nal weak
hes. lmtHOi
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-10-23

Advertise in this paper.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-10-23
For Sale in Chapel Hi, ) {
By $. NJ. BARBEE. j.. and ~ q
MOTT, STEVENS Il. "a
Baltimore I'D.

Manufacturers
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-10-23
JANIS WEBB. JR. & BRO.

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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-10-23

Take the Orange County OEsEE
vFK. Only $3.50 per an,um.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23
Shadows Of Coming Events.

Rev. DR.. Ridgaway will deliver his pop
ular lect ure, Our Girls" at Hartwell this
evening.
Rev. DR.. A. B. Leonard lectures this
evening at the Wesley Chapel on the
wonders of the West"
The Democratic City Executive Commit
tee will meet tomorrow evening in Lytle
Hall, Sixth street. between Race and Vine.
'Glimpses il Constantinople" will be the
subject of the free lecture tonight at the
7. M. @. A. Hall by J. Edward Stevenson,
Esq.
The quarterly meeting of the Cincin-
natl Pioneer Association will be held next
Saturday in tue Council Chamber at
Up. m.
N The teachers and scholars of Browns
Chapel M. E. Church will give tree liter
ary and musical entertainment this even
ing.
There will be missionary mass meeting
this evening of the Christian Churches of
Cincinnati, Covington and Newport, at the
Central Church on Ninth street. The or
dinance Of baptism will be administered.
Rev. DR.. H. B. Ridgaway will deliver his
popular lecture, Our Girls" tonight at
the Hartwell Methodist Church. The Doc
tor is fine speaker and scholarly gentle
man, and the lee ure will be repleIe with
wit, humor, pathos and information.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23
INDIANAPOLIS.
roVpER EXPLOSION sUIT-suIcIDE-
oRAToRIcAL oUTBURsT.

roVpER xpLosIoN-DAMAGE sUIT-suInDE-
oRAToRIoAL oUTBUnsT.
Special 10 the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 23.-An explosion
occurred at the arsenal at about o'cl OK
yesterday afternoon OF some old powder
stored near one Of the magazines 1t made
. loud report, but hurt nobody.
In the case OF E. E. Myers, of Detroit
Michigan, against the State-house Com
missioners for $4,000 damages to plans
under instructions from the Court, the
Jury returned verdict for the defendants.
Jack Anderson, formerly baggage-n,aster
ON the L, B. & W. R. R., shot himself yes
terday with suicidal intent and is dying at
this hour. Domestic trouble was the cause.
The State oratorical contest will be held
st the Grand Opera-house April 18th.
wabash, Asbury, Bloomington, Butler,
Hanover, Franklin and Purdue Colleges
will take part.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23
PRISONERS PICNIC
At tn. City Hall On Ninth street.

At the City Hall On Ninth Street.
James Smith, slightly under the infu-
ence of corn Juice, was wallzed down stairs
with thirty days hanging over him.
Frank Connolly, for abusing his family,
was sent out to keep Major Morgan COM
pany for three months. lsT
Henry Taylor. colored gentleman from
Louisville, was sentenced to three months
for being q suspicious character.
Bertha Mitchell, a boarder at Kate
Riley's house, on Longworth street, was
arraigned for assaulting Josie Frazer, OF
No. 1872 Broadway. Her case was contin-
ued until week from to-day.
John Sc. Imam, a bad citizen from Ken
lucky, was fined 500 and costs for carry
ing pistol. This is the man that attempt
ed to chew off Detective Wappenstein's
arm.
Stephen Hughes, colored, charged with
stealing number of articles from the room
Of Detective Wappenstein, No. 96 Rich
mond street, had his case continued until
the Both instant
James McHugh and Fannie De Forrest
were sent out for ten days each for drunk
enness.
Z. f. TAYLOR, convicted of stealing coat
from William H. Holden, was fined $25,
and sentenced to thirty days in the Work
house.
John Conroy, for being known thief,
and found in the City Of Cincinnati, and
Frank Boltiger. on charge of vagrancy,
were sent out for three months each.
Maria Campbell, charged with cutting
Mrs. Johnson, Of Bucktown, had her case
continued until next Friday.
The cases against the gamblers arrested
at No. 2O6 Vine street, were continued un-
til two weeks from to-day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23
Return Of the Exoursionista

About two hundred of the excursionists
who availed themselves Of the opportu nifty
offered b. the G., Fl. & d. Railroad to visit
Chicago, free of charge, returned to this
city this morning. and the greater part of
them Immediately took the Louisville
Short Line train for home.
It was their intention to return home
over the Southern Road, but the c., II. g.
D. train arrived too late to make connec-
tions. A portion of them, however, regis
tered at the hotels and will wait for train
on the Southern Road.
. Tickets good over the Louisville Short
Line. witch were obtained in exchange for
Southern Railroad tickets, will be received
by conductors on the Southern Road, by
order OF the Company and a number Of
our Southern guests who intended to re-
turn over the Louisville Short. Line, have
changed their minds and will return home
by the road they came.