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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

NAL.I. ON FRANK u.tEHi> FOR
~ good shave. 4 .eHTl ia. m."ro,
q good Hair Cut. and all other wurk
lone in his linh Vi business. Firs,-l .t--
work guaranteed.
y. b. Particular attention pa,i to H..
cutting Of rhi!drens hair.
- Ladies' Hair (uliin. anil Si,,u,-
pOping done ut their residences ~tffl
n%eatness. Sc. Thahks tor ra-l f.s"f-
and .oIicits Il continued Patronage.
l am yours. respectfully.
FRANK ~. HARRIS.
uHt.iDrt, NJ.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

The two negroes, Hester and
Brodie,- murderers of. Nr. Thomas
Lynch, were ,akep .rc@ the jail q,
Oxford, Thursday ,ne<uing befor.
day, and hung near the spot where
Mr.. L. WAS killed. 1t is said that
they confessed their guilt. All per-
sons who engage in robbirg and
numbering, may expect to be hung
or it might be better, when sure Of
the guilt Of the prisoners, 70 roast
them alive.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03
NOTICE.

rs Executor of the late Geo. Laws,
dct d. | will sill 10 the highest bidder
arthe count h.faSc ;!nnt. il, Htlishoro.
oa M"a.!a, the 3.h cay Of Dccnhrr.
1881. 'hc house and lot on Try"n street
in which ne formerly lived. The ho,,sr
contains Il rooms ain! all necessary out
hnl>t-. The lot contains Two acres.
As, another 10, on said street con
tanning onr acre. Terms l-3 cash. Ia
IN :; months and balance in II months
with interest from date.
JOHN LAWS. Executor.
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Having this 1ay qualified II, admins
dc bunis non cu1n hsf1mcntO an
of the late Sampson Vaughan.
hereby notify I'LL persons who have
claim against sail estate to prescn, the
same OH or before Nov. lG. 1882. or this
notice will be plead in bar Of their re-
covery. All pe.sons indebted TO said
estate viii come forward and settle.
This Nov. 10th. 1881.
/. r. STRAYHORN.
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

On Monday the 5fh day OF December,
1891. \. II. m. NJ the Court House door
i'm Hillsbofo. uisier . decree Of the Su-
nerin, Cont al Fail Term ISL III the
action Of u. {. Parks va Mary (. ,!unt
and oiher Will offer Tor sale \ 'sa.'
m land q shout 81 acres contracted 20
be sold 10 W.. n. Hunt hy James +.
Cain, and ~adjo4niny Alfred Monk and
Others.
Terms: One-thinl cash. and balance
a, r and Il months WIKI Interest hsn
{. Il. Parks.
Trustee alHi Cu0mkstNRr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

Read Parks Xmas announcement.
Valuable land safes at the court
house Lex, Monday.
| VIII take Beef on commission
ior the mex. 30 days. 81 Cain. cor
ner. a. PLEASANTS.
Mr.. VIM. Ward died near Hills
boro. 23d inst, in the S4,h year OF
hls age.
Mr.. Russell burrows an1 wife
tool III Western train for a bridal
tour las Sunday.
See advertisement uf safe Of ,aln
able I:ni by J"ln Berry, a .m.nis
traitor ant e.. mMIAIirH.r
Tie Rev. Mr.. D"wnrv. from Eal
cigi', Ali preach ~ IA, Presbyterian.
Church ext S,.n.!.> at IL rc,rck.
ard again At night.
The Annual ca. tcrc &c Of III,
Methodist Protestant Church IS II.
session 1T C,r>,nm ls.!.r, a few
miles West OF inl.,:"ro.
From the Wilmington (Dcl Re-
publican Mr.. j. Nj. Scott, corner
Third and Madison streets, had a
remarkably fine horse cured of the
scratches by st. Jacobs Oil.
We surrender most Of our srac.
this week to the statement Of the
County Commissioners. 1t ough,
TO be interesting reading for every
tax payer III Orange county.
Mr.. Jerome johnson, a young
man doing business in Durham, a
cigar manufacturer, died at the resi-.
dcnce OF his father, several miles
East of l%illsboro, last Monday.
Edward a. Bachelor, son Of JOS
Is. Batchelor, Esq, of Raleigh, con
duc,ot Oh a freight train on the 4
4 A. a. J.. Il. r., was crushed tt
death between two cars al Cameron
last Saturday.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03
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Having this iav ru4lifet "a tn. Al
fninl>'rator oi Copeland Riley. dec'd.
| hereby notify al person indebted 10
said estate 10 cofue forward ami pay the
same. and sil persons holding claims
against sail estate 10 present them to
tlie undersigned prrn~rly authenticated
OF .r before the :rh day Of Oct. 1881
or this rsrire will he plead ID bar OF
their recovery. This 18th Of October.
ISL. JAMES W. RILEY.
A1minisir 1tnr
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03
JOHN LAWS, CLERK.

Bury Me NEAR THE O1.D HOME
The latest Song and Chorus, by
VIII. l.. Thompson. Since the
death Of President Garfield the e n
'tuen, expressed III this beautiful
sony has become universal. The
n'i"dy is very pretty, and already
he piece has become a great favor
ne. we advise all lovers of popular
music to send IS cents to the pub.
:>ltrs and receive a copy by return
.asl. Published by w. L. Thomp-
on & Co., East Liverpool, Ohio.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

An Indianapolis exchange mentions
that st. Jacobs Oil cured Mr.. J. II.
Mattern, q letter carrier Of that city,
Of a severe sprain. contracted in the
war.-Detroit (INichigan) Western
Home journal.
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Having this lay qualified aS the Ex-
erurrix Of the late George Rhodes. |
hrlr''. II ii.y al persons indebted 10
>.i estate to IA. The anne and those
hoi.{iAy claims aclins' said estate 20
present them 10 the undersigned. pron-
er.y authenticated! OH ar hefcIv the ih
III Nn,-ub-r. lS>o. ar this nslice vii.
y. plead III bar u their recovery. This
lil IL Nosein.a r. l>>l.
tI.iRi~>A RHODES,
Ixecu:rix.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

We continue to act as Solicitors for Patents,
Caveats. Trade Marks, Copyrights. ETC., for the
United States, Canada, Cuba England. France,
Germany, etc. We have had thirty.flve
years. experience.
Patents obtained through US nre noticed H. the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. This large and splendid
illustrated weekly paper, $500 a year, shows
the Progress O; Science. is very Interesting. and
has an enormous circulation. Address MUM
4 CO. Patent Solicitors, Pubs OF SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN. 81 Park Row. New York.
Hand book about Patents free.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

COMFY Commissioners next Mon
day. All county officials are, at this
meeting, required to renew their
bonds. Committees for the various
school districts are also to be ap.
pointed.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03
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SALE Of I'ASDASp PERSON
AL TKppERTY.
On Monday. 9Th Of Dec. 1891. the I'M
dersigned Commissioners appointed by
the Probate Court of Orange County.
will sell at the court House door in
Hillsboro, to the highest bidder. n lot Of
land In the town Of Hillsboro situated
on TryOn Street. adjoining Geo. Laws
on the North andeEa>t. and |. K. stray
horn Oh the Vest. containing one acre.
it. being the lot Where"n tn" late Jane
Hancock lived, upon the following
terms: One-,hird cash. on.~thirh IN six
months and the remaining third in l.
months bond and security required anil
title reserved Until purchase nlonei i
fully paid.
AT the sa.ne time aiid plart We Will
sell \ small lot Of personal :r.Npe,ty far
cash. belonging tn the estate Of the late
Jane Haico+k.
4. w. GRAHAM. -.
l. K. STRA YHORN.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

T AN JUST RECEIVING AND
opening
NEW LINE OF SUMMER
Staples and NovcItte~,
which I invite the public to call and
examine and satisfy themselves of the
good quality and the low prices put
upon them to meet their views and
purses
4 Complete Assortment, OF
GENTS UNDERWEAR,
HEXAGON SCARFS,
TIES, &c.
LADIES LINEN SUITS com
Flete, tor house wear or travel. See
my figures on them, by all means,
before buying.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs OF
every hue and style.
New Lines and Styles Of COR
(SkTS At 25 cents 10 ST..
! HOSIERY of every description
and color, tor Children, Misses and
Ladies, At 10 cents to so cents.
FANS, scARrs,
JAPANES PARASOLS, dc.
FRESH sTOCK OF
GROCERIES,.
COFFEE lower than ever.
SUGAR and MOLASSES pur.
chased before the late advance.
My Stock is Complete in every
line to satisfy the public wants.
Agency CLARKS'--MILE-END
THREAD and ROLAND CHILLI.
ED PLOWS.
In future l will sell no goods tc
any M exception Cash or Barte.,
Don't ask for credit, for you ,c;z
certainly be refused. I have bu,
one price on my Goods, and by put
ting that low down, ask a con,inu
ancc of the patronage given me 70
the past two years.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03
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One Thousand Cords OF Dog Wood
or P~ersimmon, for which good prices
will be paid. For further information.
apply to G. W. BROWN.
lIillsborO, y. e..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

BUYS THEM BY THE GROSS.-
StcuhenriHe, Ohio, May 25, 1851
Please send me at nee u gross OF
your most excellent medicinal tonic,
Browns Iron Bitters. l have used
them in my practice, for indiges-
ton, dyspepsia, sour stomach, heart
burn, nausea, vertigo, ETC., and have
met with great success in efecting
cures. | find they give perfect tone
and real strength 10 every part Of
the body. aud in cases Of kidney III
eases Al d consumption u ey quich'y
stop all decay.
X. Il. ALEXANDER.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

OFFICE OF BOARD OF COMMISSION.
Frs oP ORANGE COUNTY, Hills
BoRo, Nov. II, 1881.
In compliance with section 10 of
chapter q Of Battles Revisal, I,
John Laws Clerk of the Board Of
Commissioners Of Orange County,
do hereby certify that the following
is a true and correct statement Of ali
items and amounts Of accounts audi.
ted and allowed by the Board of
Commissioners of Orange County to
the members OF the Board for the
6scal year commencing December
l, 1880:
To Jones Watson
For 40 days as Com, sos 90
+" 1874 miles travelled, 1870
Total, Sl17 20
To John F. Lyon:
For a days a. Com, $S8 90
100 miles travelled, 9 so
Total. &97 30
To D, F. Morrow: !.
For 80 DAYS q. Com, $40 OF
i" $40 miles travelled, 18 Sc
Total, 1914 sc
TO N. d. Balm:
For A. days as Com, $88 0(
" 1855 miles travelled, 9 2(
Total, S97 q
To J. w. La,ta
For 6 days as Com, Sl2 0,
81 miles travelled, 4 II
SIG II
TO n. p. Hail:
For 26 days az Com, $50 0(
.. 80 miles travelled, i 5(
Total, $50 81
v,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

FOR ALL
SELL 4 HOUSEHOLD Al.s
TlCIE.

III La.
The poor rs we'll as the rich. the ult
rs wei A. the y, ung. the wife ~ vel, -
the husband. the young rnstIen ~ w.v.
rs the vouhg mss,, thu girl aA we'll "a
h boy. snNy Just ~ we'll a q E
'tnilafs In Moifest employment, "A to ia
around the house anu wait for others l..
earn 1t fOr them. We can give You en-
ployment, all the time, or during yorf
spare hours only ; travelling, or ia youe
own neiXhborhood, among your fficnAS
and acQuaintanps. IT tuu do not card
for employment, we can impart valua-
BILE Information TO you free Of cost. 10
will cost you only one cent for a postal
card to write for our Prospectus. inu ~
may be the means Of makino YOU :,
good many dollars.
DO not neglect this opportunity. Ycu
do net have to invest IA large sum Of
money, Ind run n great risk OF losing III
You will readily See that Il will he ali
easy matter to make from $40 to 800 -
week and establish Il lucrative. aud In.
dependent business. honorable straight
forward and profitable. Attend TO TN.
matter NOW, tor there is MONEY y
IT for alt who engage with us. W.
will surprise you and you will wonder
why YOU never Wrute to us before. VIZ
SEND FULL PARTICULARS FREE. AL.
dress BUCKEYE MFG CO..
Marion. Ohio.
Name this rarer.)
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

VALE oF N..t.t Ahl-E La NItS.
On Monday the 18th day OF December.
1881. At II. H.. at the Court Horne door
in Hili>snro. under Al, order OF the ST.
pcrior Court l will offer for sale tie
la,ris formerly belonging To Rnffn X.
Tapp. on the waters Of Seven Mile
Crr,k AL ming George Hobbs. Th">
G. Pratt F. T.. Thompson and othfr>,
c~o,.,ainin. W. hundred aud my acres.
more or less. but SUBJECT 10 the Dover
assigned IN loo acres Of saidi tract
Terms Of Sale Que third cash. ana
balance At 6 and II months with inter
es, from day Of sale.
WM. X. TAPP. E1r..
t,onm'r and Ipevhee.
By JOHN W. GRAHAM.
Agent and Attorney.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03
X. B. ALEXANDER.
Nj. ID. and Dfi..cist

\OKTH CAROLINA AND THE NEW
uoMr Svw.\, N>cul>E FOREVER
A grand and glorious victory has
R,,,,, No.. >uo,." Sev;,, N,.
chine triumphant. !, has received
the highest award, the "Gold
VEGA! 'or '~o s"c'>e ~ T. sa'.s
H.. ..a-.n,.. -, hos, Sou,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

This space belongs to l.. J.
Weaver, Chapel Hill, N. c.. Watch
it!
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03
d.. a. ROBERTSON.


will be In Hillsboro on thc..ath Monday
of each month. While here ne may bd
found at his office.
DIR. Robertson will also visit Chapel
Hill two or three times during each
session OF College. When there he may
be found 1t the Hotel.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

Fall and Winter HtOs.ks
LA PEST Sly LES,
NJ RS. MATTE fAfh"R'
Nj l. l. \ ri II
II |. is ROUu IL, y. {
has receive! n lar-.. md fu,. lock of
Fall anf Winter N:,,iuery Goods,
whi, b Wal Re >cld II remarkably low
prices TOR cash.
Also; " Full. LiNEof NOTIONS
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

x NJ a -
- AT TIKI
BAZ AAR
For PreeentA We are receiving a
assortment Of
ONE HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL BAs-
kETS.
4 Large Stock of Silver Gooda.
CALL BASKETS, VASES,
SILVERED KNIVES
AND FORKS,
SPOONS, CARD RECEIVERS
All the New Designs in Silver
Plated Goods.
A Beautiful Line of
MAJOLICA WARE-usw Styles.
The r's'''ess Iios
Christsna1 Cards
ever exhibited in this country.
HANDSOME PAPER <
PRAYER BOOKS aud
..: HYMNALS.
A Nice Line Of
all for Xmas presents.
We will also receive this week
NEW STOCK OF
q.
such az -
~OVERCOATS, &c.
The Best s. CLOAK in North
Carolina. Ladies not yet supplied
with Cloaks will do we'll to call ant
see them. They will be ia thi
week:
Our Stock for The Holiday trad,
is jam up, in \@
CITRON, RAISlNS,
/ PINE APPLE CHEESE,
MOCHA, JAVA and LAGUYRA
COFFEES.
Receiving Fresh Goods every day
Goods that were out yesterday, ar
here to-day, and cheaper.
Preserved Canton Ginger, Can
ned Tomatoes, Corn, Oysters, dc.
Wanted, all the Dry HIDES, Rat
bit, Mink, Coon and Fox Skins il
the country. Cornfeld Peas an,
Corn. Peas today worth el.26.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03
DRlV ATE BOARDING. fIou>s

Pie undersigned ran a.v.u,mria;.
several p-r@hts xfih :..sI sa.ar.i IA
m.nie rate TRIMS.
fan. al-s,. Al -!,prt ns,s!r". ttrf,.-l, 4
hor>r and buggy ~.asls.!v EoT.'. or aa2.ii
ami team ,o l~nar'le> desiring >i.-i.
Whcii you .su,+ fu ifiIi~!s.fn. ali al
me. and ! viii ernt-.-hr la uak. va
comfortable =; a -ulsli cot. / raa-
JOHN t'Ea.l.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03
Hfll8bOrO NJ

E11llSDOrO NJ
Corrected Weekly.
Bacon, n. c. hog round, IA
J." =" hams. Is
Bulk Meats clear rib sides, IL l-2
Butter. North Carolina 20 80
BeeswaX. 20
Corn. 100
Corn Meal. LOO
Coffee. prime Rio 40 to 20
i" good, Is 10 II l-2
Chickens. 5 to 20
Eggs. per dozen, Is
Flour, North Carolina, $50 to $500
Hay. Timothy, Is
Moiasses, Cuba. 10 to so
Oats, shelled. IS
Peas, white. per bushel, LOO
Rags, mixed l
= cott0nNG /
Sugar, white, l2l-2to Is
I" yellow, 10
Salt, Liverpool, fine, $3.50
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03
"A pMI>isTE AV"ks Surek

Letters Of aIy.iJis;r.,s,o ."a ~
estate Of job" Y: kirkland ffttily 1eo
granted 10 IT,. .Il.,.fya-~l sn -. -
hate Court 81 uranse . ealtt. I aesstt
notify All I.-r~ ~ .4deairt 10 ~-as
late la make r. ,ais-.i.fs 73tf
those EolIt.E ,tzI.1~s ax-.Ass SsI Ct -
must pTeseng THIN IL n.r ~ ~ - ~
Oc;. -s.h. ISL ur la, .tahs Wa,
plead In b.H .t~is cir m n.~T. Il
9th DAY s6 fks-- ls>1.
1 ". GRAHAM. A.src.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

Corrected Weekly by c. B. Paylor.
Dark Green T.ugs. 3to4
Common to Medium New
Bright Smokers, 5toS
Medium to Good New
Bright Smokers. to 10
Goo6 to Fine New Bright
Smokers, 10 to Is
Common to Medium New
Bright Filters. ito
Medium to Good New
Bright Filters. to 10
Good to Fine New Bright ~.
Filters. TO to Is:
Common to Medium New ~
Bright Wrappers, s1O to Is
Medium TO Good New
Bright Wrappers + to 20.
Good to Fine New Bright
Wrappers. $50 to a.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

The Elitor will not be responsible
for views OF correspondents.
Advertisements and communications
must be sea- ia by Wednesday of each
week.
The paper IS Pot TO press OH Thurs
day so that it may be sent through the
mails on Friday.
This is the only newspaper published
In Orange County. and every citizen Of
tho County should take 1t and encOur-
aye its publication.
Send to this Office. nj once, notices If
marriages. deaths, accidents, &C.. in fact
everything of Interest. and we will take
pleasure il, publishing. 1t rs the desire
Of TN. Editor at thi! paper to pnblish a
nrst-class County newspaper
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

tTIhC Office Of the Or.
ssssxe County ()b~s>i.vcr
Ia Ia the, BERRY l3HilGlinE,
first floor.
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RATES

ADVERTISING RATES:
One column, one wear, $oD.oo.
Half column, :. " 5000.
Fourth :. $500.
One square. item lines.) one insertion.
81, and for each subsequent insertion
80 cents per square.
II Court Notices. s weeks, cash.
&T.oO. and when payment is d~clayed+for
Z months, $1,000.
~ Local advertisements 10 cents per
line.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-20
TRRALDOM OF "BOssIsM. :"
Condition of the Republican Party in tn,
Senate.

Condition of the Republican Party in the
New York Sun.
The country is almost unanimous in the
sentiment that neither of the great par
ties in the Senate was ever in so abject and
pitiable a condition as the Republicans in
the present Senate now are. A large ma
jority of the Republican senators are be.
ginning to admit that they made bad
bargain with Malone. They see that
by postponing the urgent business for
which the president called them to Wash
ington in order that they may carry out
this bargain and pay over to Malone his
price, they are striking the administration
with paralysis and bringing into contempt
the executive whom their own party, with
such a tremendous effort, barely elected.
The apology which they give for not break
ing loose from their false position is even
more unworthy than the thraldom which
they would excuse. They say it was
Mr.. Conkling's determined will in
the caucus that drove them into
the bog where they are now foun-
dering and they are afraid to
crawl out, lest the Boss should lay the
whip across their backs again. This is
the excuse that drops from the lips of
Frye who takes Blaine's seat pugnacious
Eugene Hale, and the ostentatious Hoar :;
from virtuous Joe Hawley. who has led
troops to tho charge, and General Sewell,
who throttled Secor Robson, and bold,
bluff Conger of Michigan, and John Sher-
man, the model civil service reformer :;
and Ben Harrison, and other senators who
stood erect and defeated Conkling's un-
yielding BOG at Chicago"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-20
Inducements to Fish.

For the largest black bass caught in the
public waters of the state, with fly, Afeld
and Afoat offers handsome f1y-ishing
bass outfit, consisting of split bamboo
rod, German silver click reel. fifty yards
Of enameled silk line, creel, three nine
foot leaders and dozen bass flies with fly
hook. For the largest black bass caught
in the public waters of the state
with bait, the prize offered is a
black bass bait outfit, consisting of a
superior bait rod, multiplying reel, line,
leaders, one dozen hooks and six artificial
bats, assorted.
The probabilities are that the prizes will
be won in the Susquehanna. There are
no other bass fishing grounds in the state
to be compared with that river, except it
be possibly the Delaware. The latter
river has produced some very fine bass, but
it's shallow waters and the exceedingly
rigid winter just closed have made it ex-
ceeGingly doubtful whether the Delaware
will rank as high as formerly as black bass
fishing grounds. Enthusiastic devotees of
1zaak Walton say the Susquehanna cannot
Re beaten for black bass from the New
York state line to the tide water. The
season opens on the first of June, and as
the present weather is favorable to their
growth, the probabilities are that the catch
will be large of good sized fish. Some of
the western rivers have been we'll stocked,
but for one or another reason the prospects
Of successful fishing are not favorable.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-20

sent to the removal of Democratic Sem
ate officers by refusing to Join them in
confirming Republican officers to
other positions. The object is quite
past finding out, on the suppo-
sition of a desire among the Re-
publican senators that the presidents IS
nominees should be put in place and SO
it is considered that they are really ami
mated by hostility to their nomina-
tions. But can they all be SO inspired
Conkling and his friends may be; but
wherefore do Mr.. Garfield's friends in
the Senate stand with them ? Surely
such political folly is very remarkable
and under it the reputable Republican
newspapers not of the Conkling persua-
sion are very restive.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-20
THE DEATH OF LORD BEAcuNsFIELu

A usep Sensation In En- elana-Bis La.
Hours.
Lord BeacOnsfield's renewed debility be-
gan on Sunday night when an east wind
commenced to blow. He continued to lose
ground throughout Monday, the unfavor.
able winds increasing in keenness. He
died about half-past four o'clock, as calmly
rs if he were asleep. The intelligence OF
his death was Immediately dispatched to
the queen, the Prince of Wales and to
other members of the royal family, and to
Mr.. Gladstone, who is now at Hawarden.
The news became generally known
throughout the city towards 0 o'clock,
when special editions of the morning
papers were issued, containing the an
nOuncement. Though not unexpected, in
view of his physicians statement that his
symptoms gave grounds for more grave
anxiety than at any period during his ill
ness, his death creates deep sensation.
It was observed at 3:15 o'clock that
Lord Beaconsield's end was near. His
physicians think it was only his strength
Of will that enabled him to struggle on as
long as he did. His courage never failed
him to the last.
The executors of Lord Beaconsield's s
will are Sir Nathaniel Rothschild and Sir
Philip Rose. The latter will go to Hugh
enden Manor with Lord Darlington. No
arrangements have yet been made for the
funeral.
1t is probable that unless the queen
otherwise orders the remains of Lord Bea-
consfeld will be buried at Hughenden
with those of his wife.
Accounts gathered from his physicians
show that he retained his cheerfulness.
He several times during his illness stated
his belief that he would die.