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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-06-01
How Women Bathe.

Kind reader, didst ever see tgo women
bathe? They emerge from their bath
house, looking as though they had stolen
something and expected to see a hurley
policeman bob around the corner, clap
his rude hands upon them, and'exult-
ingly cry, "Now I've got you" Then
Apey trip along half 3 dozen steps, not
altogether like Dundreary or sand
piper, but somewhat resembling both.
Then one says "Oh, deaTi' and reaches
down to PICK a pebble .. her shoe,
while the other takes the opportunity to
yeu like pair of panthers, and then
runs back with all her Inightto the bath
horse. Her mate, Of course, doesl' { get
the pebble out Of her shoe, hut got5 s Y
er1 more IN to keep it from being lone
come. Then the scream tiptoos down
again to the Y. Hiag place and gays,
'tTEat fc<l [ was" The othCr comes
down, hevi z secured new Invoice of
pebbles il transit, aud Screams, "Wuat
Is it?' AS it is noting but the devils
apron string and not a snake, the
gcrpRTneF again says, hat q fool"
And the other plies, Il know it, Then
they laugh But they keep their eyes
about them, and each mouth Is ready to
emit scream. BY tbs time they reach
tina watrs edge. A Puny roller is adj
varoing. It breaks a little way out, and
as the hne Of foam Is gent up the beach
they turn and scamper with all thcir
might
Then one says, ''What fool!' And
the other replies, 81 know it," Then
they take hUld Of hands, determined to
DO or die. Another wave makes theIa
finch and trenble and scream Just hit
tie, but they keep on till the water
reaches to what would be their knees If
they we're men. Nov they face each
other, each holding the two hands Of the
Cthef. Anybody who has seen the fire
1nan at work on q hand-engine viii M
derstand ths motion readily. They keep
this mp for five or ten mVlutes. talking
like Trace Of parrots I'll the time, till
one OF them screams with all her might
and runs half way % the bathhouse. She
stops to remark that she knows she VIII
die, and looking down sees the cause. Of
her scare-a blade Of seaeras5 wound
tightly around hhr ankle. Spunk-
ing up courage again, they seek the water
once more, and again the hand-engine
man@uvre is repeated Then one OF
them whispers, There's q mani" And
the other says, 81 don't care one bit, "
and runs with all her might to the bath
house Then the one who has seen the
man saunters slowly after, picking up
shell or two on the way, pretending to
think there isn't such thing as a man
in creation. BY and by they emerge
from the bathhouse, md osteBtatiously
display the key, towels aud bathing
dresses, chatting in most voluble man
ner. 1T WAS Just lovely!' one re-
marked And the other says she feels
$50 refreshed, you know. - Boston
Transcript
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-06-01

The T. mans had q passion Tor ODE
SKIS, removing the one now IN h-w
Crk. and the one In London, from IT.
opOlis and erecting them telura 9.
sesarcum of Alexandria. Here ls ar
C mt Of an obelisk greater than uurs
The great oheiiSk which now aduIs
he piazza of St. John Laterun, st Bome,
gas originally set mp before the Temple
Amen ~ HeliupOhs. DO Is Of red
lite, ana as it now stands % is JOS
inches high. and its faces ore rg.
.sotivcls 9 feet "a inches ru1 tnt
.o at the base ore ~ the bases 90
.hLv convex, and it has been salau-
lrd to welCl 415 toms. The Herautu-
re e4r 'eks and the Romans allowed
20 remain iu the place It was originally
ru.d Con, lut ON the cstHhll-h -hmcut
Cur.st.a'it itv Gustautuo tho Greet
uCiue H. Ton the alornment oi lIs
-g .Clpta. In the East, removed NJ 90
..slHiua about 300 A. -. THIS mtsr-
..f be Gas uEgale 90 carry ont, bu' nc
rs brought iram = .yTt iy his success
CH.s.ai, Iu-. Who r.-DE.eild t Iu fNF
inus MaAiuus A ship YVES built 3.
ly.y thC uuefsE io EHuo 800 T.wsra
IrgCd tGg huge irlrgmC end iis ponder
IN buIdcn across the waters ui ia" MDd-
talrsnt au 90 the shores of CsEr. AZ
ived there thC ObaIisE was slll Uf from
lie deck u tl.e galley ul q low cart sup
ported bT rollers lr-' ai af wheels, ali
was then dragged uaUE-H.l thraEh
.he gates of Ostic ,ut0 tle Circus Maxi.
mus. can thzt now remained So Ee
tone records the historian, Amulaaus
NJrceiiiuus, " was 90 sgt 10 upright
which they hardly expected TO accom-
llish. Large beams of wood vs. re plant
"a upright and rais.d % q dangerous
altitJ le, rCsCmblinga forest OF machine
rv To these were attached long, iai.s
lOpss, which. from tErr weight aa. tgu-
sion, appeared but O. so many a.naasr
threads, and yciIcl tlC sky o. with %
close netting. To ihas ropes tlr nHHu.
.aiuous mass of granite, covered vitu4Ls
prCfusi0u of hieruwyr yrllrs. was attached,
and being graiu1l.r rEls 4 uu a.t1 tne
ar, ana TO- some time sctuaiIT -us p.ad
el, was 90 last poised upoa tag base ur..
pared for IT. Us the cveruous ut NANNY
thousands 81 men. A Lrllpu sphere,
Jvered with plates 81 gold, was placed
upou the top. which. h.iug soon Htt'r
3amcged by lightning aud uussqgauiIv
takeu away, was replaced by o. figure &C
q fame. also made of urus-, c.N Narcd with
gold leaf and carved 20 Resemble blaZ
lug fire.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-06-01


The worst thing about this poor insect
ls, that il is 60 thoroughly ugly. Iu it
Nature has sacrificed everything Iu the
formation of tIa industrial machine
necessary Tor satisfying It's wants. OF n
circular form, furnished with eight legs
and eight vigilant owes. DO Gst0aishr-
(and disgusts) us by the pre-emneucs 81
Gn enormous abdomen. Tqu1Lls trait
in which the inatteudvg and superb .i1l
observer will see Vuthiug but type ~
trury. This abdomen g. its workshop.
its magazfne. Che pocket in which de
r0pe-1bnkcr keeps his stock. but as hc
Glls this pocket with nothing bat be
own substance, be Csp only increase it
at his own expsuss by ia ans af rigid
sobnety. True type " tIa artisan. "lf
haps. yet. something % r1t tomorrow.
bat ii my maaufloturs De stopped. every
thing is lost. and my stomach wIl have
TO fast forever"
In character tho spider Is watelfgl
and cunning; in disposition tuuid. un-
easy and nervous -bainc endowed with q
more sensitive nature Than is pfsoFsoi
by any other insect These character
able condition, vhioh is q state % con-
staut, passive, weary whiting. To b9
forever watching the caasriass. ioyiea.
careless dances OF the fy, which pave ~
attention % the Uceiv d.-.rg- ~ bis
enemy, or the gentle whispers oi: Come
hers, little ono, come this uar -ia t4
be IN state ul cousltuf torment. o. DO
continually undergoing q succession ~
hopes and modification. Tho fatal
question, "Shall j set any diuuer7 is
continually presenting itself 90 tine
dWeller ia the web. followed hv the Hhil
more sinister reflection, eft 7 have no
dinner to-day, then no more thread. aud
stlu less hope OF dining tomorrow.
The male spider often makes n meal ~
his progeny; while the female loves thcm
so teuderly that If she cannot save them
IN circumstances Of peril she prefers -
perish with them The love which she
bears 10 her little ones sho does not oK-
tend towards her mate. Sometimes.
after having ia vain attempted to pre-
vent him from dev0uTIng their offspring.
the idea appears suddenly to present it-
self to her mind fhat tho cannibal is
himself good for food on which shs
instantly falls upon him and asta bins
up.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-06-01
Old Age

Tho Ir8ju In old persons. af..r d.. AGO
% 40, dim uishCs both iu bulk aE1 du-
-itv. and tLus becomes lighter Iis rn-
pu.i.y for continuous hHri w4- ts
There lossauot as really Us Is tLat OF
.he body for muscular labor.
As au old man. however. sas iho de-
cumulatod Ueviadre, skill au5 urled-
,al experience Oi almost lifetime, aII
thut wonderful facility which comes OF
habit. ur may, with gaoI health and
care. 30 much Of his best work iu tho
aeighboThOod, say, Of So
lie cannot lear mental strain. and l9
must not attempt mrn'al "spurts. but
ne can etil show himself workman
that needeth not 70 be ashamed
Since. however. the hraiui- not t+Iou SO
firmly supported 10y the siluli, and IT
lighter ia texture, the blood vessels arn
..uge easily dhluted or Iupurel Tho
anger cf paralysis and apDFlgEy is stiI
grJuar increased. because the blood vos-
is become in Old age more or less us-
ded and hritth. end thus less able tu
.l-taiu q Sudden rush of blood 4.
Tie aged should carefully abstain
som every GyrE cf violent action, aud.
lleed. from every violent emotion
.ns mil term Of toll. whether iu saHriug
a1 supporting clnlirln or iu tho service
tlc subh.. saTls % right t1wLa, i- tho
uuaaI physiological condition oi age
..r0ol. from al tb9t auloys, pCrplcEos.
-rassus, CEr.t-s and b1Tdcus. luuM'F
oWl,4H ION.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-06-01

4 CHIsABrAN win bend all day over a
bot iron III little, close room, ironing
lis clothes on hot day, and never think
af being warm; and yet he could not fly
a kite in mid-winter without tanning
himself
JERICHO, Va, has a citizen whose pro-
fession is that Of breaking the news to
the family when any one is accidentally
Killed. and he does it in such manner
that they are almost glsd it happened
Detroit Free Press
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TaW WE-TAgLE.
II. T..ta & Ga. RR.
= q q g O. RR-

Daily Freight aud Passenger rraiHs--S9ntsys
excepted.
Arrive AZ MorrIstuwp 6:45 p. ~ Depart j 100 a. II
Arriveat Wolf Creek. 5l6 p. m. Depart BIO P u
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-06-01

DRESS according to your business; but
80 far as circumstances will permit, with
neatness and good taste. 1t pays, II
paid for. -.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-06-01

An effort will be made to Undue
Henry Ward Beecher to lecture a,
Knoxville
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-06-01

II it could be possible to live our lives
over again we would act just rs we had
done daring our first experience.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-06-01

she was careful to regain the letter
which had lured him.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-06-01

Very many persons 90 not properly
care for their feet They use cotton
stockings and thin shoes in winter
sometimes they sit, perhaps for hours,
| with their feet damp Eud even wet. It
is not infrpqreut for females to 90 ahOut
! their household work half n day gt a
time with feet inadcquately protected
willie the cold currents Of air cause q
temperature forty degrees less near the
floor than overhead.
Some people become so habitUgtod 20
cold feet ns not tC feel the chi.l--tAc
long-contnued-c cold having contracted
the blo0d-vessels and destroyed the
propar sensibii.y OF the nerves Net a
lew persons 20 to bed In q cold room
with the feet still cold 81 have them yet
further chilled by cold bed.
Now, the feet sustain close nervous
relation to the rest Of the body. Hence
il is that the physician applies heat TO
the feet to relieve q cOugtst q brain.
The feet Of one whose legs are paralyzed
Will kick when t4ckled, though the per
son Is not conscious OF the tickling, nor,
except bv sight, even of the kicking.
This indicates, too, one Of ths reasons
why rusty nail in tie foot causes that
fearful disease, lockiaw. Good health
cannot be enjoyed unless the blood cir
eelates warm aud strong through the ex-
tremities.
Mothers should see TO it that their
childreu's feet are well clnd /; and should,
from time 20 time during the day, re-
move their shoes 10 make sure that they
are warm. They should further train
them to right ideas and habits IN this
respect.
With all persons the I7Ile in winter
should be wOolen stockings and thick
soled shoes, and rubbors in wet weather.
Extra soics, whether Of cork, feFt or
even thick paste-bUrG, may be used TO
o1.aat advantage. Slippers or shoes that
can be easily removed should be worn
about the house. Ii the feet are peIma-
nently cold from the shlDkage Of the
llood-vessels, this viii tend To enlarge
them again. IN such cases they should
he soaked every night for tlIne in quits
warm water. - Iorth'S Companion,
IT is customary to mine coal 30 closely
rs to leave pillars Of insufficient size aud
strength to support the earth which is
left ON top. The people Of the plains,
near Wilksbarre, 0re greatly distressed
by the cavingin OF the earth beneath them
from this cause. The fall goes on piece
meal, with q succession of petty earth
quakes. These wreck houses and barns,
aud produce general alarm among the
residents. who cannot tell at what mo-
meut any house may be tipped over and
demolished.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-06-01

.Io6 printing dIsPaIehea neatIy Huu
cheaply al the GAZETTE Job Once.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-06-01

! ARBgI HEOWKPENAH E1Mman%H~i
cured IN 10 10 20 days. Tea years eS-
tablisled; Iee0 cured. Write etsts
ing case. DR. MARSH. Quincy, Aieh.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-06-01

nessee. wheret the lands are good and
cheap. tia. l>.}s 49,
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srnooih face Address. inclosing ~ stamp. Hau,
Vandelf 4 Co. Beekman "a. NY. apr 2e-aui
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"A n. BYnN. tg Naaaan alTeets hea Vera.
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nErrG GHRa-

= A. CARPENTER. PRESIDENT.
2. X. AfcCL.UNG, VIcs- -PREsIDEET
W. II. SIMMCNDS,
SEC. 4 TREAS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-01-22


-,n,.:.,s Cur,.iu;, news.
V.ilm .'"u >,ar: No mnre new
c.hntie-. .tl->>i"m, Legislators. ii
you beast. We. could dispense
with al lea>, twenty Of the ninety
without loss, by merging them
INTO others.
yt .,a,or. yha
=, ~. ,a.,
,on."a -. ,.I1oa,., ...n'
r..' p.s.I -. Cu,.;.
p.n,.I,i r,.., ..n i,
10 any person within the llm,,s Of
Tie county tor the purpose Of retail
.~,,ltn.,,s LIQUORS.
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'''l''S'''" - ona.''"e. GU may
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ah' TIE t'ich'l'ni ~ Da'l''iic ran.
'''a' ~ 'eaN' ne ta'AS INA way.
E,izalcth t'i;y Ealcan Mr. C.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-01-22
Town Ordinances.

\ 1T a1 1870 =. III, oan.a hla III -
IN. 'a'F4 81. .iif>Jero. -. =
tJ~.tpa..- ordinance ~ ga~>@s
-F14f fraFn ssnt ttter fhi- ,f8t- me- in
t~r.attat~ ~.ftsi be ailow-*. ia the old
spr Presbyterian teuletrty itlunt.-tas-
~ial ~Ierfsit -5iA.-.et. from : regular or
called meeting al the Board ef .ouus-
>ioner-. Ans person sioi4.ifl. til. Or
ditsanCc pH~aiig-lng i grave or causing
The same - t,c dag shall -. fined i've
dollars.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-01-22
THE BRAVERY OF An ENGINEER.

THE BRAVERY OF IN ENGINEER
-"Aske.; after his passengers, spoke
of his WIFE, and died. says the Char
lutte Observer in al!uiinc to the
death Is railroad accident of En-
ginecr Nike ODonEe.l. oi the Rich
mona ~ Danviiie Railroad. He
bad caarC" OF tie engine OF the fast
mail, and while flying around a
curve, IN a lcci, cut il the road, saw
a lew yards ii front OF him q heavy
rock side, completely blockadIng
the road. He Anew death was close
Al hand, but with a bravery, aud a
CONSCIENTIOUS regard for duty, that
Ven tie highest admiration, stood 10
MS engine, applied the alr-brakes
All met death i.~arie>>ly. When the
G~ou,luctor reached the diving hero.
tbs Il. >t question was about those
Whose INES he Eel. were under his
chai-t, the balance of his faintinc
breath was used IN speaking of his
~i.e, and then death came. This
uan was only an engineer, hence
bu, Little Will be said OF his heroic
enl; but he must have been a noble
and brave man, and made of material
50 true that his memory should IL
respected " all who hear the story
OF has sad fate. The company should
look after auI cares Tor the grief
stricken Young wife of seven months
,ha, has been left behind.-Danville
Na.) News.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-01-22

FROM a circular sent out from
Washington City, we learn that the
io,a! foo,ings for the State OF North
Carolina are as fellows Males 6sS.-
iti; Females 1855; Native l.
39i,322; Fore:-n 3.67s, Wntte
sG..i67; Cpl"rcd (incInJ.ny / j.
~;ancs,., "nl 1926 |. d ms au.l Hall
reeds 53.535.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-01-22
For the Observer.
CHAPEL HILL, n. c.,
Ian IL 1SAl

M. Editor: Last Saturday the
Philauthropic and Dialec,ic Socie-
ties elected their Commencement
officers as follows
Representatives, from PhL-T.
w. Mayhem, OF Hyde a. &. Gran
". of Oxford J. Il. Uzzell, OF
Goldsboro.
From DE-. a. Alderman, OF
Wilmington +. t. Greenlce, of Ma
ripn I. NJ Vance, of Charlotte.
CHI et-Marshal.-D. K. McIyer, OF
Sanford.
Assistant Mar>hals, from Phi.-R.
) White, ot EIizabelhtown: Geo.
W. Smith, Of Raleigh Mach. Fur
ger>on, of Li,tieton.
From Dit. w. Whitsett, OF
Graham J. L. Strayhorn. of Hills
boro {. +. Alexander, OF Ruiher-
ford county.
Chief Ball Manager.-D. L. IIaich.
OF Fayetteville.
Assistants, from Phil >har,,
Of lier,tord Co; ], O. Jeffrics, Q,
Franklinton.
From Div. T.. Jones, Of Jones.
boro } NJ. Dick, OF Greensboro.
introductory Orators Rich
acd>ou, II Craven.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-01-22
FIRE IN
DURHAM.
TWENTY BUILDINGS SWEPT
AWA1-LOSS $4,000.

Last :>.;urday morning OIL town
W.. tafGHn into q STATE u excite
,neut OYER the ru,nor that Dafhau
was on fire. peo;"e coming I'll :Fnni
the countr said that sinoae cou.a b
seen rising ID the direction Of Dur.
ham. Soon the III was c"uiirm-
ed. \ dispatch was received an
nouncing tLa. ibis unfortunate city.
vas. for the third time in for,,-n.e
days. at 'the mercy oi tie flames.
The fire originated early III the
morning in a dry goods store.
Twenty stores aud other buildings
were consumed, Tie greater ror-
ton OF the good, were saved. The
fire vas gotten under control about
Il Clock. Tie tobacco mauutac-
turcrs aud dealers suffered no loss.
After the s,uoke had Cleared away
A''Na u All oskt. VIC tIal tItil
Una, the fire broke out AT 8 o'clock
in the dry goods establishment OF
Styron Il Co, caused 10y a defective
Hue in a stove pipe, and vas purey
accidental. The building was en-
tirelv consumed, as We're also the
following Mrs. Gorre.i's millinery
establishment Rawls' dry goods es-
Enlistment Mrs. Dowdee's family
grocery Rosemonl & Adams shoe
shop Adam Cha, is huck>ter store;
Gri>som & lIus,4 y, groceries and
CONNECTIONS Cook & Bynum, gen
eral merchandise \. G. Cox & Co,
general merchandise; G. ODrien,
groceries and c%onfec,ions Abe
GoldslSn, general merchandise ;
Benz. Styron, CONNECTIONS and groce-
ries; 5. X. Pussy, c%ortectons and
groceries Mrs. +. NJ. Walker, sad
dlery Misses Wampler, millinery ;
w. & D.. &. Halliburton, dry goods
NJ. e. Herndon, barber shop Grey
Barbee's vacant store e. G. Taylor,
tin shop; w. Goodman, huckstcr,
and the dry room OF Avis Stokes
prize room. The fire damaged DR..
Cars drug store $500; A. NJ.
Riggsbee's building $500; Lousee
& Lougee's stock 500. The dam
age to Mohsber9s store is $500 to
stock $3.50. Estimated loss is about
$4,000.
But tor the chemical engine, and
the labor OF the citizens, the whole
business portion Of the town would
have been destroyed. The fire last
ed about four hours and burned very
rapidly. 1t came SO near the depot
that the platform was being torn up
to save the depot. The hotel was
also i'll danger. The fire threatened
to destroy every building from tn.
factory OF Blackwell Il Company to
Church street.
The Durham Light Infantry OF
the Third Regiment, North Carolina
State Guard, were on duty, protect
ing property, undog he directions OF
Mayor Link.
The insurance losses were $50.
500 on buildings, $4,000 on stocks.
Fourteen companies are involved.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-01-22

THE Inauguration OF Gov. Jarvis
anu other State officers took place
i Raleigh, Tuesday. The inaugu-
raj OF The Governor is q State docu
mcnt Of unusual importance.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-01-22

WE surrender our editorial >,,.4c
- ;, ;,,.,,a., IN ;...,,...t j..
.nr :,
'"c oe''''a' A>Ae"'"s ~ ~. "eo-
ster, cn;.tic! "A BIZ Limiting
Cha, { on -. ~,roais.t The bin
r.,js ~.
''''''' -" '*f neral 'as'''''s
OF N"r't 'r"l'a ! !" enact, llia' i
snail not be lawful Tor any railroad
comhans = thu State, operating or
dong BUSHES Whcnl ;h" railroad OF
such conl"ny c"i.net, III tlo course
OF bueine~- Nth ort or b.,tn OF It's
terininal points with another or
Other railroads, by itse!t or by rs
oncefs, agCits ur employees. 10
charge or res">e = greater rate q
fare tor PORTING passengers
over us r. 9ti-+I Any part thereof
than three ~ cea'~ ltr ,ncai miic
i"r inst ctl.> iirc and 40 AID Il halt
cent per ,.nea! tn.ict1r >ecpli c!as>
iafc
]. -a.. not y. a.u fui f.
any railroad @tn3anr III titn safe.
or ofrratci "e ..I,@ tls>tisc>- il
thus State, u, il>r.i ~ IS o@tiircrS.
agent, 81 ,~nrir,ce>. /, ~ ab.i~..
fix =. dr>t.l,.lr w}ai az COMMONLY
"a'lc :. cal rates, % charges or
n~. "n ior carving trclgh,>
..- -
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-01-22

: W. trisbie. Of East Toledo,
Ohio. says 1T afforded my son re
lief, aud di>l,e.ied al signs OF this
dread disease, which has afflicted
him since childhood. | cheeriu!ly
recommend the Only Lung Pad
to ali As,hmal:c suiferers.-Nee adr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-01-22

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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-01-22

Important sales OF
Lands.
4 : ATTORNEYS OF JOHN C..
"a BLAKE. Esq. Trustee. we are
authorized 10 sell the following tracts
Of land situate in Orange County. at
the iolloging prices:
Street Tract- lib acres. $3.50 per acre.
Water, Tract, 532 lilo acres, $40 per
acre.
Watts. Courtney and Phillips Tract,
800 acres. $3.50 per acre.
Faucet. Collins and Parker Tract,
$50 acres, $500 per acre.
Cloud. Taylor and Newcome Tract
4s0 acres, at E per acre.
All the above lands are we'll adapted
To the growth Of Wheat, Corn aNd Fine
Tobacco. and the terms of payment will
be made easy. and il desired the larger
tracts will be sub-divided ID a. 10 suit,
purchasers
Especial ,!otice i given 10 al. person.
that all tre..rl--e- on the above lands
naust e.rs.. aus! nat:heuce:orih the law
will 81 PROMPTLY anil ngijly enforced
against every person guilty Of commit
tag the same.
GRAHAM & RCFFIE.
Attorneys.
Nov. 9TH. l>st.
Milton Chronicle copy 3 months and
SEMI bill ~ Graham & kuffin. Attorneys.