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, 1881-06-27

osu. isnasios, who hss been placed, prsetleal-
", ut tho heAi Of the lluAaNn Administration.
sss.s born on JAa. ", lkz, Ia ". Petersburg,
xhore By father. Iau! txnats: wa. uoxsss; T.
At Nevas IL Atde.4e.C C4lnp tu .0cn You 4gtx,
Thenoo By was transferred to the sts1 ot @ zen:
thorough uxputntIoR 1t tho A.nar IeKtou. sad sot-
tllny COLONIES along ths river. Walls thts W. ~
China toox placv, Tho y9unR Col: lYnalict was
dispatched to lekln, and succocdyd ~ extort.
tn1 from tho Ch!acso lteKoncy tho treaty at
lba1, by which a IArau part Of Mauch1orta was
coded TO Russia. Promotion to tho rank Of Gen.
brilliant sVrvicv, On his return ~ IT. FclvEs-
burg tho young aiplomattst was attaehsd TO
SION plSuoloI to 10 bead u " Orluntnk SECTION
IN lsds, gu the ret!rcncnt 0t pEtuce Lohanotf-
NostowskI IRON tho En,baasy at C0ustAntlnoplc,
Uoi,. 1gnatiets, tAon only 81 ,yunrs old. wa. se-
lectcd to 10 bis succetsur. aild ron!alnod IN
ulNrgu OF ttns Important po8t for twplvQ YeaE1.
Al the ooncOston OF Tho lsusstr1uskIah< war.
0ea iaaatie6 waa employed m 70 g @ :so9ss - y
Ban Stoiano. The reversal Of tho stipalattona
, 1881-06-27
GRtSCOM'S FAST.


Grsseon entered upon tito th!rt'eth day OF
Ills fast'at noon yesterday, mud for the tliSt
tlu,ocomplaine,l Ut feeling hungry-totcotl
planned exactly, but sAid l,o felt rs II. there
was II vacancy In Ills stomach, mud that tho
wnter. hu drank was heavy. lluwever, lie
proposes tn kesp ILLS agreeMgnt-Hbstn!ll
frNn fond for. fnrty-IIyo. uAys. Whuther hu
will 20 beyond that will depend up1l l,Dw
le feels; but at Present ll1 9Sp"cts tu tAst for
lfty tlhys. About tifty people pat.! 10 sen
' for mi Tic fsur tat he % n,ay !oso noi,sy ]
seems to distress lin. He l0oks wall mid
Sleeps snantIy, antl conserses !ntelligsntly'
With callers,-is apparently brighter, tlail
! tl0 llas ever bccn;. certainly cn1nler. AT 1:a5
ii, tic morning hts plllse ,Has 81, Ills temper
atnro ~ 1-h, ntlt! hfS respiration II. Il p0r-
tInn OF :tle lnDrnlIlg wis Buullt In sGwlnE
buttons Oh lts vest, mt! u part OF !he after
:" "b,lslnesa," Ills wclgll!! WIS ltS,A pounds,
nl0ss OF ~ pounds in the, previous twenty
four l1Dnrs, nlltl Uf ~ pounds slIco lla began.
lEu snya ll0 NAH l:t1{ pnltilllA to HpNr1 y1t,--.
TINT ln will not give thnuglt to tue lilattor nf
weight It'll hU. runs uOWa to liQ. At the
present .rntO 1T tletyri,xa 1e will reach tilnt
point about tile thlrty-DlRhth thy. At 1:lo
il. H.. his temperature was NJ, Ills ptlsU 10,
md his respiration, Ii. All examination
OF tho rettnn showed TINT the vessels were
nbont'half their llnrlrlal Rtxu md that thore
WIS q contraction OF tho pupil. lie drunk
tWbllty-f0ur buncGS OF Wnttr III tho lnurll!ng
mud eight ul4llcea III tto afternoon.
, 1881-06-27
BADEAU, GRANT, AND SHER-
1DAN,
The Shenandoah Campaign OF 18Gl-
Errors Of BaNanu'x Nools.

Tho Shenandoah CAMPAIGN OF 1861
Errors of Batlsnu'x Nools.
LocKiolrr, n. j., Thursslay, June ~. 1881.
-Iu The Etlftur Of the Nctu 1'n,k Times: III
your rcvlow Of l}atlcau's "alIlitary History
Ut Ulysses =. Grant" In the Times OF Junu
II find tho following: ,.,-..
Sheridan tnoat Justly recn!vcs very high prnise.
in shurilat,'n fanioits shenandoah c4ltunat gn
urant "drcctcd him clt,sely nnd colHla,ltly;"
s sa e IT t ars W. ys Is sqSa i. ts
!exrns ssn,',, t. soade l" himself and to know his
was soldier of almost four years. scry-
leu during tho lsehcsllni, ntNt srrvrl ulltler
Shcrftfn,i during tic wllee III tho SllellRit-
dtMlll Valley eamlafgii af lMu. lnsc Il pro.
r {" te r"t9 "nry ss9Ss '%E ,e Il Ty , Grnt He' 5 M
Sheridan; md u sGGhls tn nc dculnrhblU TINT
Gen. lhAtle4u should seek to rmllnnce tho
military replitatl0n Ut our great Captain BY
or,ifaaies. of saei 4 wrItsr as G!:''. Nailsatl,
considering hs nblltty hnd tho fact that il9
must have Ind unlimited access 10 official
records, wo certainly would lave n right TO
llow well ltp Inns discharged ttIIs duty is T.
!ustratch in t]le abnso statements ~ u tile
Shenandoah cn1nlmig,, aIid III tile otllcihl IT,
p,rts relating thereto.
lsen!l tho following, WHICH is taken frnln
the "lteport 0f Liet,t. .-Gen U. S. Grant, 0f tic
Armies of tic United Stutcs. 1ssA-'B5":
Tho two armios iay In sush pos!t!on-the en- r.
cmy nn thS , wcat hunk Of the ope1uan a Creek
sl 1t aay Tine. escat 70 ,'s Would ias spon to tho
% Ola tor ID ianF 'i ,,istances s Isei"ro @ I'LL thsr army
cuul,t 6o interp9sc,' to check him; Under ta'eso
T. st*s!s a, f. osq e iG ~ e.
iitDoro & Ohio Itaiiroad and tho Chesapeake {:
Ohio Cannl, which wcra both onstruotetl BY tho
iso u relsvn
and Maryland from ,cnnt!nuous ihroateilea in;
SssHn G g. !. sfsHt a s fsrta earnE to ' ,ee: ee
~ os'sr .ss a IL =, !$S* Ss
proi,aS!c result. left uty itlnt un the l5t, nt
4opton,1cr 70 visit him It biz hend1,laEtess to
| hc DUG. I mot him ut Chnrlostown, urd ho
pointed out nnt a. r. Mt!s'inetly M how eaeh t army tayr
saw thnro wcro hut twi, wpr!s Or tsstrl,ouon
nsseSs!sy: aS e! t,,na, sHGd @ r, 9,d 4 b b
nuke An nttnck OIL the. ensuing Thursday tnort,-
!n9., Ills repiy wns thns ao could hofnrc day~
St On sS Mey se: 5 S W. ,S m no 4e. %ss a s .s
that have noy4r since acgnnul 1t necessary t0
visit! Gen, Sheridan :hoforo giving him orders.
Gen. Grants rcport tllat si,oridN., planned
his own cnlnraIEll IL! tho valley, fought ITS
own battles, 1ec.te,l 10 squirting fr.M tlle
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Was not "ttiteesc,i
liti ni,ways i Co,,ti,iG! In Himself md linow
Ills uwll genius" ntlu that tho sl,lplu rraso1l
WHY the Ereat opeIlillE battle & nt Tint ca,!!'
pai!;, Yas .,ot fought on tlle lotli or August,
cnnse Sheridan wig rcstralnc.! BY llls chief
tint aM utmost Willing to bplfeya TINT Hen.
l!si rSgf h,5tntx s rat a'a tssa at ~ TS
ills ktnd. which utterly Igllors i!npnrtanl
rU1,f>rtX uf Cntli1HfRIlH, which nrG In thu3tl-
, 1881-06-27

ufcs,,r y,tc,tr,s 1yn - Tim 1sn1trc sfnftons.
Iirn n,,d t,onn r;nr sn, srit1, n,, n,mo.
~ .'te enM i'a''t llaa' ~ ""' Mt ""'I.
tlss's h"aha MI owner H. tt'e AT!hory' u
I'M frU,u Mrs. N. l}eker. nf M. 80 West
t,nl.n utr.nt IN ,vh,,xc ,,a,,yftrr II ,yos ptra,
@ ,t ~. ~ ~, t",.,,a.',.,, 81. :aa,,
rs present ~ l."oIs ''!l''"'c'i, a!a sneah-
thief ntTestel q few weeks ago by tile snt1te
officer,
1,,,,,., c,t,tts I, t,,,t,,,,1,,,,t, .romr ,r,,o
,,". .' 'oA.e.' '.'', . .1.4 '.t ~
'aS ncfii nrtest1h several HINES III 'a1e loe
petty lMlstie'nea1lurs, WIS arrested ttgatt lust
n'9ht nv o'Elcer swallst't' rs ne was ht'''st 10
lPnrn lilo DnRGnSe.r00M OF tile baltimore u
Ohtn I)pppt with two sntcets IN Ills hands.
While tlc hmutn1e,,,nstcr WAS nl,sent fur
l., r,ll, ,,nif !, ,s,t,,,to uIt.,,u ,,r"itot ths
nas na ., .g M '1'' ,.,.o., noJe, -. .s .ne
Arm0ry fur dls0rtaerfy cnInl,ict tserattsn tho
owners NJ tic property st0lpil Will hnt bt Utl
land tu prosecute fur inrccny.
'scrgt >rt.fnr ami pnlcrr .1n,nos 1.nw,nr
,,nr, @etnm,iin,. ."m.,,snr,Mt ~ lin ,tr,,ar ~
eaS,,, 1r. ,,, r1,,,.'r ,o,,e ma -, nI1at.
vas,"r,la,. ,,,,,r,,in~ ,"idet, " tiaw Snw i;,rt,
yyn,t,r ,ne,. snnatfnw mf,M,,s rreht.r nvi,,lts
'riinE Etnv lint ti,e fsiloxs wrrc l,cui liis,t,
uisri.Tl .t,s nt,,cnrs ",,it.ti,. rntrhrtj tI,rn,
@ II, frn,,t ~ VI, sxu Sr"lnr nv.,,,,t,~,1ui,n
Wn,..r,s si,o..st,,fn@ ti'st, t,rnns Il, nat,"
~ N,nse in ihn ;,vtnt,nr 'r,vn "f tI,c n,et,
ro ,.in,i trtn III" et,,r mi ihn ,ir, rst,,oi,e
n,,ts,+i ~ ,vninI, ,i.ta ,,fi,.rs ,,,n,1n !, rmsi,
n",i IL" !. 4 Inni:n,,t u r.cn,,.l 'ft" twn Mir,
,vnnt lin inv1l" w"r', ,,,,tTT"1 nrtt tninn In iii"
stnt,n,, wi,,.r,. ti,rv NV. tf,t ,,ums nf viii
Inn tf,r,"n.i MI, @ia,nsx If"mfii,nm' ,i'hmv
Wire i,nnl:.,i for h,,ruiary'
, 1881-06-27

of that trcnty by tho Iierlin CnnRres. seemed
to i,p faia1 tD bi4 tlplomatIu reputation And hr
u,tt,tr1t nj HihIllatn last ycnr Aumtnuncti him
1rm h. rntlrul1cnt. nn,l he WAS nppointctl t'ov.
e4.qt s,t,1tnfr fufr. ThB terrible eyrnts ri tL,n
last fsx nnt,tils Eccfn to have tllreoit4i tho
present C1nrs nttcntt1u To him: anu he was first
npp,nieL MinistHr uf Domains, nnd HOW sue
yc9sDr TO leIt. 1t,tiN MultkDN.
, 1881-06-27
All Four OF the Isonanza People Irish.
aheH.

tits curious circumstance that all four Of
tho honnnza pgoplo aFc lrssancn ty t,trtt1-.thrco
ltnmNN CAthOlioS, whtto Fu1r II 80 mich Ht u
Protestant a. III ba called MI 0EanRarnan. II IN
remarkable. by tho way. how MANI Of tho mine
owners aud mtno autmr'tlietl!aentha arc lriahMet,.
ci,p Can't the superintendent nr his rst assists
4nt hnIla frnln shu laMl oF o Council unl iArnel,
mud they uEe generally faithful u not ultra pf1ia
1tonlhfl Catholics, Tho Wholesale hu.ise4 un tho
l'auitio l,o,.st uro IN tho hands 0f tho acws
AsucrIcana are tho politicians. The lh"yets, the
Tallruia men. and tho spG0l|aters. Althu!iKA
the btst known 1n!lli0nAtrea arc AMsrcltlt, It. III
tIovcrtheiehs trtlp tilat nnro tnAn hhts oT tho
wealth of Tho I'Aci!!c Cost II In tho banda ns
spend their nancy freely and do mt nuke pool
siceNlatol1. but they nlpre thnn nuke up fUr II
by shelr aptitude Tor practical lntnlnH.
, 1881-06-27
STATE COURTS,

Dello Gootsell begun slit Saturday
uga!nst Etlgar Koudlng to recover S5, 00o.
: Hyrol, j, 1fcCleary anil William s. S'nitls
commenced q suit !u treapasa ngainst Davltl
Il. AlartiiI, Daytl -D0ws, Jr., 0eorge 3.
Enoksuy, y. IL. Nortuil, aud Chnrlts a.
Mum, il0iMy business under the firm ,lalrla
of DaYiA D0Ws d Co., laying damages ut
S5UON. ".F..
, 1881-06-27

Women that hhvo boon pronounced l1ourabe
by the beat physicians ita thH country have hevn
u6mI klely CURED oE female Weukuoss by tho use
IT l1lta =. rinkham'a YcRetabeo Compound.
sS9ue sea ee Lynn I aa, for E. ~
, 1881-06-27
1RELAND'S WRONGS.
Mass Meetings Yesterday at Which
They We're Indignantly Set
Forth. 20 =.
samo Of tho Ilct.1tcnds Dcnd,lnco Their
brethren md Thereby lnjure
- the Cause.
The United 1rish Societies! However, In.
dorso Dennis 0'0onnor.an Plllory
His Defamers.
UNDER THE blue VAULT.

1rSDEIl THE BLUE VAULT.
An enthusiastic opoii-alr,, demonstration Of
,ha Irish a,ltl.1.oaguo was held yesterday
sflernoon oil tllo prairie, at liaislctl street,
he.wcen Twenty-cigltil and TweMty.nlnth
s,re,.ts. A stnusl Ind been ergctWl, abovc
uh,cl ttoatcd the American !inE, thu ban,,cr
nj tho Ancient Order Of I1lbcrnIans, md
tw, tti.c0lnrcd ttags 0f grecn. willie, a1ltl
ye1tow, p,nbtrinatio Of thu; united nces0n OF
tho 1son,an Catholic, PROTESTANT, antt OntnRo |
slh,ents. 'rhero weTu also n. number OF
transparcnoicst oM w1cl! wsro t!Ie w. 1ni.nwiiaE 1,E
cFosetp et;l"; 1xf,,ci Mn Msk II H. Y Gonsee mns s
4 Wcteo,ne." 4 band of ih,lsls
rendered. the must lively, nf lrisl. Mrs, ntla,
were sonle 1000 pcaplo gsthercsl around the
tpfSiSSSaffd tpisSafd sf@ iowe,s President Of the seanrns
unon, occupied tlie ctlasr, and ihtroslucstl
ss9o es;; nan% stl!rl%g shf y o ''rst sS.aksr
wss tho Rev. Father, OtIlagail. If 1rulM!Id,
Vic i treated the laMl .aHcstlnii ii dlgntl!c,l
md impressive n'nl1ler. llo was in,litiwst ,t
fTssniafks wsro repeatedly tl!terrul'tpti " NJ
: plause. Tie speaker snid llu a.lItslrGd thu
1uallllnlty between clergy ant, people W tso
iand! movement. llu belteyed n coi2,!lzlng %
Of, Tho Eteraltl Isle, nlMl lie hoped to see tho
iInle when Inukee ak!l. tii.iilstry, n1pl ihdc-
pentcncc, tIHutiscr VIII A!nurlcai' money.
pit md n|s woa be e,lt ,restet thn, 10 t9% .o'
F; ,:'';rrhs Rev.. Father Doylan, who bears ere
dentlals from Turnelt, handled Ianhl0rtl tyr
amy without gloves. Ort1'.Eel'leal nsM! Gallo
: and tic clergy, were stantlinE by the propg.
: Thc Spell:er hal the ,nnadultcrntet! Cettlc
, 1881-06-27

W. Scott Ward fled Il bill against tho trand
d. Tour Flow Company, Of Dixon, to onJolll
IL fr0ln Infringing his patent fur an improve
,,Ielt Il! burrows, patented April u, ls7,, by
!AtlNiM II. Spies.
lt0tlnrt q. Lean sued Charles. II: Taylor,
Charles n. {iou.irlclI, and Dwight x. Hubert
fur 81 OOU.e
, 1881-06-27
LUnaAfENTa.

SyrkRtoh Coultr-IvpuR 1ARy-Cty W. ua-
known 0wncss, condemnation vGrllct for f,e0i,
for extending Naple street from IT. present
eastern terminus through to North State Street.
, 1881-06-27

Il: Paper BONO far np observatory. rs' ;
!: 4 patsar dome, thirty feet. In diameter and
wVisliux about Two iul,s, u bcluN n,attu TOR tho
new observatory Ut Wpsl Point. ItWll! weigh ouly
Ono.tonkh u much VI e0ppcF dons Of equal
Rl1S. - .'
, 1881-06-27

Saturdays 1.cngue gnl'es resulted rs fol-
lows: Chicago II, Providence s; Worcester
q, Buffalo !: Cleveland q, Boston,.
Tho standing ot the vnrlous clubs III the
League championship contest Mt the cl0su OF
Inst weeks play wlls as follows;
, 1881-06-27

UNITED IRlaII sOu1ETlEa. '
The annual convention Of the United 1rlsl,
eocIet!es Of Chicago WAS heltl Yesterday
afternoon In tho 1rlst. Literary Hall, Fifty
cleties, we're present. Ar, II. +. Sheridan
presided, -. =.
.The Treasuser's report. OF tho fouLtM alt-
pnal picnic sli0wel 4 halance oil land Ut 8Ga7,
1lr, r.j. Walsh, Of CLEVELAND, addressed
the house Oh Tie Irlal land question, =. !, :
Tlua following uernlAliellt organization waS
effected: Fresilrl,t,- II, J. rteadergats;
Treasurer, Dennis OConner; Secretury, j..
hymn.
-: Vi, Agnew moved that the usual Natlonnl
demonstration be held August -, II possible.
Tle motion prevailed, aud tho President was
. authorized TO appoint u Conlp,ittee Ut Ar
'SaIlReMentH.
4 recommendation was received from tho
, 1881-06-27
TRIBUNE nRANCIf OFFICES.

All your own fnNlt II yoli remain atGk when
you can got Hop 1liitesa that never full.
, 1881-06-27
HIflHx1GE.

CTOltAUE FOR FURNITURE, HuGQIES.
INtes. GEOllIN FAHur. Isl aud III Wvst Avuros.
, 1881-06-27

ENDH SALE = MARBLE 'FRONT.'. :tss)
~ MIcuass Nv. wiki bs!ek barn, all cnplec. nj n
Marble frssttt. Nh 2il Mtcaan:av ehrnrt tn,na.
!lla" lrIsacaHlNtt Glrpu lESNf H. ILL. ~ lear
latrn.at. -.
, 1881-06-27

y vert ut H.'rn,a1 srhuol HUE SETIA DKuukEs.
Nn.lrt Ill II tlItx-Ht.
TUtl SAI.E-40 ACRES SOUTH OF
~ clky, clUsu ta dopots ktG bsr Mcr.. ,,, -,
10 tlenfnlrn-tt.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-05

~ !. NJ. a
o"e''s ." 'o>e c'''a4e
i'-J'i"> IN archery cin''- vi
t.cts intellectual n,.a-ts. >4t.i. ae
ar,al,., tinl>~ D.,..~cr.
az ''J.''> - - -
l9-i'r"l '"Ee II ? 'e:i@-e IL.
,f!nAs = 2 'fo"i' = r. "F
br.ck i'''nt-
- 'h.',e7'! oe9is.s 'ah*'
us departure. -AohoFs simplicity
-5-lacc~ i-tteF and "lahe> .
marry ''r ant c9lonei: congress
hli' Ct senator "oai. GO
= - Ast"f*shci not a }"i.c
al remaining si'4ic. Why donl
TIC men pr"fn,e:
= - axes tte iead III t.la-
'a'es ani '~a',eauA. beeihs % 't">"
fe' pa ABOUT 'he springs ~nhscfihe
70 sunday papers Tor society news,
lses cosmetics glarln4ly.
% y 81 o3.-h ouIan mud z
"ido"ef Ii not too bad. Wiling 70
manage cha'a'ses ana 'at!eatX, b'lt
"ouldn take 4 prominent part. be-
gins to turn charitable and hnnt out
tie poor. JOINS the church.
- % "b.-As a genera! thing dc
spiscs men. They arc all 50 silly
but OF course, there are exceptions
70 an rules. fIec'ed PRESIDENT o.
The Children AID society.
- > ID Allows boys OF e'gh
'cen or twenty years old TO axe TEL
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-05

RED LIPS AND Rosy Curuks.-
|!Heelu>y, ". w., Nuy 30M, 1881.
l am an old physician, AZ! have
lost many OF my youthful pfejuaiceS
Leaning Of ,he great good done ),
a certain remedy in restoring to 70
!u>; health a former patient OF mine
Who Suffered severely from severai
chronic ailments resulting from weak
pulmonary digestive and urinary or
gans, and whom I was unable to
benefit with my most careful treat
mont, | determined TO prescribe il
! have done so, and the results have
invariably been most satisfactory
Under its use the blood becomes
richer, the digestive, urinary an
pulmonary organs arc made strong
aud perform their natural functions
readily and without pain; all lcca.
seems 70 be Immediately ehcc@c..
ard the progress OF the disease II
rested the pulse becomes .@ltle: &nI
stronger. the lips we'd and the cate>-
rosy, the temperature increase! ai,l
more uniIorln, the action OF the
heart regular, and tire muscular
strength greatly inN:goratei. l.
justice i tIc Inventors, | vii, s-I
TINS remedy is Browns Iron Bittcl>
i : q preparation # iron and yege
iaaie tories. contains 10 alcohol. n,
- t,t. 81 ,ye,,., ~ = nf r,r H. .
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-05

Tn E.lo;,,. llr~ 1I.c
-,
''"
''' :
,t ca. 800 CO.
:,
80, ~
-.
onao,n.l
-,
h,.n,, 80.
"a,
49,, !, ,.l /,
-, .,i. =
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-05

Samuel +. Philips. OF North Gar
DINA, is now acting Attorncy-Geu.
cral Of tie United states, by sirir,
Of the peremp,orv resignation G..
Macy cagl. Can President Arthur
d. better ,han make Lion Attorney
Genera We believe not. VIA.
NJ. Phillips lacks in political inf'-
rncc lie can max. up III legal attain
meniS, That may not suit Pres.
dent M. ~, hHt i, will satisfy The
country Gr..u>Loro Iutriot.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-05
For tx, Observer,

Dlc!, u,ar l~!I.>boro. o. the 2otl,
II October, Mr.. George ltholcs.
aged - years. lie uas a couSistrn,
menlhcr OF the Primitive Baptist
Chulch. He leaves a companion "a
whom lie bad hten married Tor g.
y ars, together with a ,ar-c circle
~ ol;ld:rn aud GRAND children 10
t.oaru their los, hut their .oss was
-, ,t,ttal gain. "i:t>>cI aie the
,sca. $40 die ii ;;.c Lord. -.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-05


NORTH CAROLINA Nm ;.
IiIhoto ~Jutlcc,fer In some sec
tionS there Gems 10 le such q scarc:-
ty Of lalof that farmers are MOI
making Ihe usual proores. in picking
their crops Of cotton. In con-e-
I'cnce ~ 'htS 'ac' Prices i'f i''N''-
"a'e ''"'''o.' s i'S'1
~" o'"' -
- .'r'''' "'''
- . 80 '"' 49, ="
~ '.@',e'
Greensboro PARROT: \ freight
train Ia>>c! np tie North Carolina
RAJ cad last week consisting OF
nltytao cas- ard i .caboose.s
Maav ii ,ioia Ncrc heavily loaded
Du.ino &c war.. If an engine could
,nil ,acuty cas-. it was considered 4
good ,ran.--The Yearly Mee,ing
Of Tie society OF Friends c%onvenes
At New Garden to-day, Nov. 2nd.
Mcmhcrs and Friends oi 'Lc meet
inr from other states have been ar
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-05
IsDI.<f<.l- outln~k
itl 7. y. 81 IF.

@ .~fafh.ntjc n4ri 7h,iiiIna
II ,t.e live AMI Wonderful
: s<'t f - .tmerica~ great Outlaws.
TIL lpt Nt,f.K BROTHERS.
IH.bNk AND JESSE JAMES.
49, ili4 b ID . l~iieLwavmcn. down
=" IL resent moment. More than -
i.t@'r"'I1fa late portraits of the prin"i-
iH.l characters. including Frank James.
H'Ysi 'e'et. rabii-hc-i. and - FINE
e 9IoitIb ii.tii~~. Interviews and
~ ite!- from Z ole fpungtr-Sfnrtlfud
i. :. ieti,re~. Ali about the H'nrL FTn..
80 Bfft. Ddth. ttt Secret fnre. anil
5ttIIfifc&~ II utlicr wonderful thing.
Mos exciting t,pna ever publl>irI.
=. u h4-.n.t - III" taf. robbery and
a.t5s * 1L4Hf1leT - Nit-;e3l. Mo wItil
illustrations. f3.efp copies -.,l3 IN tx
months N".i4:t9.l like it.-b.4t- e,ets-
t.in- IL ltgt~. l,.icc 81 80. .A.,t.f
ss.l.s -: ~o.stiit. - cent rife iu.-
m.tj1ttEa I,r FIJI particulars IT, H.
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-05

All forms "f ip1!aIre: vitality,
mental eNhnustion} weakened "igcs-
ton, etc, etc, radically %lcnnoye! by
using Browns LION Bitter>."
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-11-05
II It \\iLD FOL,

Vt - Ut =. Raleigh. y. {.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Schooner Wreck 81.

On last Thursday, tho well-known
three masted schooner, thomas }. L,n-
caster was wrecked Al sea in the s.orn
Of THAT night. $40 was driven with
such force on the shore at New lnlr,,
near Care HattarAs, NJ to completely
batter her against the rocks. Ihh Loaf
was upne by Thomas McC!ary, OF this
city, aud George l.. Hunter, Of Phila-
dciphit, the latter gentleman being
captain OF the bat. she sailed from
Boston o. september y with cargo
consisting of a Thousand tons OF i"e,
bound tor Savannah, and was to be her
last trip. The regular voyage OF the
boat was frsm liavona to Philadelphia,
where sbo was booked for DunhirS, in
the north Of France, loaded with six
thousand barrels OF oil. Mr.. Hunter
had taken his wife and three children
on this fa'al voyage. When the ship
struck there was great confusion. MIR.
Hunter with his three children were
swept oyerhoo ri ard drowned. Mis-.
Hunter and the crew We're saved The
Lancaster was one OF the iiaest sailing
vessels on the coA4t, carry ing nearly a
thousand tons burthen, and hAr length
beng l65 ltei over all. She proved a
good investnfut for her owners, pay
ing them about IS per cent. She was
partly insured in the Delaware Mutua!
lnsurauc, Company. Mr. Hunter to.
gether with his three children was
buried near the scene of the wreck, the
wife being brought home by the o" ners
Of the vessel
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
Another ana Retter II :.

Thomas Greer, No. 6 West Fifth
street, Is becoming the champion inven-
tor of oar coupling. He had two or
three year or 30 ago, which he thought
could not be beaten, but they seem only
to have whettei up his iuexhsustibe
ingenuity for inveuJing car couplings,
with coupler which eti'ectually gets
away with all bis other inventions.
"Do you see that" he said this
morning Az he enterel the editorial
room OF the REPUBLICAN office, and at
the same time he deposited u queer but
very simple machine, resembling a car
coupler, on table.
"Another car coupler, Ell ?"
eyes, aad thern is one that will take
them all down." and continuing,
Tommy said he was sure there would
be no further use for the Miller and
Jenning couplers. With a slight
wonderful little machine with great
deXterity, and his cnuutanance heamtd
with delight IN he explained its work.
invS.
H. is Indeed wonderfully simple in
vention, doing away with the link and
pin entrely. It. couples by a clast
which catches within another clasp, and
as soon as tie two bumpers clasp, Il
little yer falls into place and keeps
the coupling in its place. There is no
necessity for anybody being near the
coupling. The clasp is open and left
staudins, and when the other bumper
comes against it, it naturally falls into
place and tho coupling is completed.
'rommy' is certain that the coupler
must snpercole all others. He has
shown il to some friends of means, and
u caveAt Tor patent has been tilei.
From Present appearances 1t really doe,
look rs II Tommy" had "struck lie. y
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
RoRN, MARRIED, DIED.
Registrar Frazer's Report for the
Woek Ending oct. Sth.

During the past week there were 30,
births, l marriage and II deaths.
The causes OF death were Consump-
ton, .; cholera iLtantum, 2; chronic
dialrLa,a, / congestion OF the brain, 2 /;
heart disease, 2; inflammation of the
bowels, old age, 3; premature birth,
/; small pox, - whooping cough, l.
Total, Il. Deaths by ward: First
ward, | ; Second, 2; Third, 2; Fifth, 4 !;
Sixth, 2; Eighth, l Ninth, 2; Tenth,
s. Total II. Brought here for inter
ment, = still born, | coroner's case, i;
died at the almshouse, l; under one
year of age, 2, from one to two years,
i've to ten, +; fifteen to twenty, ;
forty to fifty, 4; fifty to sixty, l; sixty
to seventy, .; seventy to eighty, 2 ;
eighty ~ ninety, !. Born IN the um
,eI States, II males. Q; females, 8;
whites, n blacks, 3 For the cores
pouding week last year there were IA
deaths.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-10
FSrty Acre huisance.

Citizens residing in that part Of the
city known ~ the Forty Acres, are
loudly COMP aiming of the nnisancfs
created by flock Of 70 or 100 geese that
usually roOst on S ,ott street between
Delaware and Gilpin avenues. Besides
littering the avement, their continual
squawking annoys the citizens and pre-
vents nervous and sickly per-oas from
enjoying their much needed repo+e.
There is m ordinance against permit
ting geese and goats running at large In
built up portions of tae city, and the
"Forty Acres" having arrived at that
stage when 1t can be called built up,
the citizens want ths ordinances entor-
rri to the full extent.
There is also considerable complaint
about siagnant poni of water on Scott
street which has been rev orte'l frequent
ly to the Board Of Health but which
that booty has not yet ahaLed There
are several cases Of mslariAl disease in
that neig horhOod which are believed
to be caused by this staGnant pond Of
water.