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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-10-01
Or REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of 4 decree of the Superior
Court male IN the case of John Riley.
Admir- OF Burton Whitaker. deceased,
against Young Hall. wife and others. |
will sell NJ the Court House door in
Hllisboro. on Monday the Ri day Of Oc-
toner next, i tract Of land On the waters
Of Emo River. adjoining the lands OF
William Whitaker. John Cole and
others containing one hundred and
eight acres. more Or les. being the
lands OF the late Burton Whitaker. and
sold foT assets
Terms Of sale $50 cash. balance Oh q
credit Of II months, interest after six
months. Bond and security. Title re-
served until purchase money is paid.
JOHN RILEY.
Admir- and Commissioner.
Sent. ,. Isl.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-10-01

THE Fall Term of Orange Sppe
rior Court vii: begin in I1illsboro
mex, Monday. Judge Gudger will
preside tor the first time in Orange
County. The State will be ably
represented by the Solicitor OF the
District. r. y. S,rudwick. DR..
Pride Jones, Clerk OF the Court, has
the docketa really. On the Criminal
Dockc, We find As cases, the most
important on this docket being the
cases Of Joe, and George Morphis,
tyo colorcd men, charged with rob
bling the store Of John l.. Markham,
Durham, and John Lee, colored,
Of IIillsboro, who is in Jail on a
charge Of burglary. There are eight
or ten cases OF larceny. On the
Civil Docket We End 90 cases, two
very important ones from the new
county Of Durham. The one likely
TO attract most attention has been
set for trial on Monday of the second
week of the term. It is the case o.
Miss Mary V. daughter of DR.. Holt
VI. a. J. Roberts, SANDER. The sui,
is for $4,000 damages. The parties
concerned all live in the Flat Rive1
section of Durham, and are highl!
respectable and wcll-to.do citizens
Able counsel have charge Of thi
case, and if trial is had at this tern
it will create more excitement thar
has been shown in Orange Count,
in many years.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-10-01

Prot. Chas. Phillips is not dead as
reported, and We hope be will yet
live many years.
Senator Vance has purchased o
resilcrcc in Washington City, aud
viii keep house during his sta, in
that city.
indictments will be filed agains,
Cui,ean in New Jersey, and il At,
torney.General Stockton, Of tina,
State, aud Acknowledgement Nc
Veachconsilcr that the trial can bv
had there the prisoner will be car
ricd to New Jersey.
We return. thanks to Il. T. GRAY,
Secretary nf the Pearson Memorial
Association. for = copy Of the ad.
dress delivered 10y Jungc Il. p
Dick, in Raleigh. AT the unwilling O.
the statue erected 10 the memory O
Chief ns,icc Richmond NJ. Pearson
The funeral ceremonies over the
remains of the late President a,
Cleveland, OHIO. on Monday last
began At 10 O'clock, an Immense
multitude being present. Bi>hrl
Bedell. OF the Episcopal diocese o
Ohio, read por,i"rs Of scripture
prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.
Houghton, OF the NJ. +. Church. ano
Rev. Isaac Erect, Of Cincinnati, de
livered the funeral address.
District Attorney Corkill has in
formed the assassin Gui,eau that hi.
case would be presented TO the
grand jury next Monday, and tina,
the indictment would speedily FOL
low. The Distric, Attorney also, a,
the reques, of Gui,eau, sem a dis
patch for the prisoner TO his brother
in.law, Geo. NJ. Scoville, of Chicago
in which Guiteau requested that gen
ueman 10 come on aud defend hi.
case.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-10-01

A SURE CURE FoR PILES-Do
you know what it is TO suffer from
Piles? fyou do, you know wha,
is one Of the worst torments of the
human frame. The most perfec,
cure ever known is Kidney-W Wort
l, cures constipation, and then it,
tonic actiou restores health to Tie
diseased bowels and prevents recur
renee Of disease. Try it without de-
lay. The dry and the liquid are
both sold by druggists Globe.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-10-01

The horses attached Ia q hearsc in
a ~finera. procession ut Ieadsi.l",l
Tennessee, ran away and the cnf6n
was thrown ont, and the body.
which was tia, Of a lady, rolled oft
in the road. It WIS run over by the
teams which followed and was hor
ribly trampled and mu,ila:ed.
THE SILENT Man At THE FUNE.
RAL~-Ex-P Presidents Grant and
Hayes, who sat on one sofa 10 them
selves. were almost as much the OBJ
jec,s of curiosity as was President
Arthur. Gen. Grant seems TO be
growing stou,er and heavier and
more stolid-looking than \ Du-
ring the whole time occupied by the
services he never moved q muscle Of
his face, and looked straightforward
into vacancy. No one could tell re-
ally whether his thoughts were upon
the sad and solemn scene enacting
under bis eyes, or things afar off.
Mr.. Hayes seems to be a trife more
ford than when he left Washington,
and gives evidence of feeling some
what the lack of attention which ap.
pears TO be shown him. Many per-
sons of those who knew Gen. Grant
when he was President have taken
pains 70 go up and speak to him, but
scarcely any one has taken the
trouble TO do this with Mr.. Hayes.
Be SENsIBLE.-You have allowed
your bowels to become habitually
costive, your liver has become tor.
pid, and the same thing ails your
kidneys, and you are just used up
Now be sensible, get a package Of
Kidncy.W ort, take it faithfully and
soon you will forget you've got an,
such organs, for you will be a vel
man.-Albany Argus.
It was a curious spectacle that o
seeing ex-President Hayes congrat
ulate Ar,har when he took the oatl
OF office for the second time a
Washington on becoming President
, Mr.. Hayes had turned Arthur out O
, the Now York custom house an<
( that had led to the circumstance
resulting in Arthur's being Presi
dent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-10-01

Mrs. c. =. Spencer, said to be the
most gifted North Carolina lady, in
a very interesting letter to the Raj.
-igh Ne,cs and Observer, of over q
column in length, from Washington
City, closes a. follows:
"One day. at Manhst,an Beach,
last month, while idly watching the
crowds fitting TO and fro, the surf
beating on the shore, the incoming
and outgoing ships on the horizon,
suddenly appeared in sight q small
vessel with an immense sail spread
beating backw ard and forward in
,ull view of the great hotels and the
lhronying mul,i,nles. There's 8
North Carolinian," said some one a,
my elbow, and s,raightway I saw
what I had not noticed before. On
both sides OF that great sail was
printed in letters . foot high, Smoke
Blackwells Durham" Such enter.
prise was truly refreshing. / en-
joyed it thoroughly
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-10-01
NORTH NEWS.

0A0A$ i
success.
Gov. Jarvis attended the funeral
of President Garfield. !
Durham wilt pay this year to the
Federal Government sl,2OO,OOO in
taxes. !
No extension al time has been
yrarted TO the authorities at work on
the Western n. G. X. 4.
The merchants throughout the
State are making arrangements for
an unusually large Fall trade.
About 1900 State troops have no.
tilted Adju,ant General Jones that
they will participate in the York
town celebration.
Mr.. lInssey. of the Greensboro
Patriot, and D. NJ. Vance, Of Char.
iot,e, son Of Senator Vance, are said
TO be on the war path.
Raleigh Recorder =: At a meeting
at Bethel Church, Orange County,
held by Rev. N. B. Cobb, twenty
seven ~professed faith in Christ.-
Chapel Hill reports 40 students.
Wake Forest College has 1870 stu.
dents.
Julian S. Carr, Of Durham, sent a
handsome wreath which was placed
on the casket of the dead President
at Washington. His beautiful floral
offering was the only one sent as a
tribute of a private citizen, from any
State, North or South.
President Best has gone to work
in good earnest IN the new railroad
from Goldsboro to Salisbury. At 8
meeting Of all the business men o.
Newbern, held in that town las,
week, resolutions were adopted en-
dorsing Mr.. Best. Success to Mr.
Best with his railroad enterprise
say we.
Milton Chronicle On the 4th da,
of September, it being the birthds,
!, of the venerable John D. Clayter
of Roxboro township, who is bt
/, tween " and 80 years old, there wa
, q big entertainment given by the oil
man to his children and grand-cbi
jren, numbering in all present IS
0 Seventeen OF these. were children b
his last wife.
!, Roxboro Herald It is reporte
here that a ma that lives just in til
d edge Of Caswell county, south {
n Leasburg, went nut during the he
it dry weather, about the first of Sept
It to look at his crops, aud found the'
e SO dry that he cursed and bla
phemed the Holy name Of God, an
Immediately flames and smoke b
n gan to issue fron his mouth an
e nostrils, and that he stood thus f
'r twenty.four hours, and then vanishe
'e into smoke.
'e Reidsville Times Mrs. Webb,
Jacobs Creek, in this county, ",
: burned to death on Saturday nigh
e Sept. 10th. She undert ok to fill
> kerosene lamp that was lighted, Il
oil caught, she inhaled the fame
her clothing caught, and she W
IS soon pas, saving. Her little ch
dren came very near losing the
,i,es.-Besides the old battle.h,
o of ",he 18th" there will be on ext
I'd bition, at Sergeant Fsrley's tent,
IN fife that has been played in thr'
wars. The fife is Peck Smiths, ne
9, Milton. Peck's grandfather blew
I, in the Revolution, his father blew
a, at Norfolk in 1912, and Peck hi,
c self performed on it in the rece
b, war.
Mrs. {. Z. Spencer, said to be &
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-10-01

President Garfield was buried a,
Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, 0
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-10-01

suaded to use a substitute. This
remedy contains no alcohol aud is
the only preparation of Iron that
does not blacken the ,eeth.-Sun.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-10-01

Contains MO full setsof Reeds throughout, five Oc:aves EVE stops viz: Nc
loMa. Flute Iicc.lo, Viola. Forte, Nnx Hunana and luluana. 1t is u beautiful
and cHetvei Instrument, adapted to. the home CIRCLE schools. lodges AM email
churc,c. Il has beer especially designed to meet a CONSTANTLY increasing de-
lnand for Il good Organ att very. low price. The case is Of black walnut, hand
s9mcy finished and somains book closets Every organ has the new deytc. 70
.ch "three-ply boards. which will stand any climate. In all it makes a plcasfng
of the kind in appearance. tone. fniAh IN sly e. and at a price that will
find ready sale. Height # ! in; length, 3 It. 10 in; depth, 2 #. Weight,
when boxed. 800 lbs.
7 Fnr price &c, address j. /. SIONE S MUSIC HOUSE. Raleigh, =. G.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08
PERSON Al.

Oaphin W. Nj. Elwa,ds spen; his Sabbath
in Denton.
+. Waltmau, of Fort Worth. IS q guest at
the ST. George hotel.
Matt Pork leaves this morning for the city
of Mexico 10 join his brother Captain June
Pesk.
Colonel Minor, United States district at.
torncy, has returned from visit TO Paris his
old home,
MIR, j. d, Mcleod, the ropulOr proprietor
Of the 81. George hotel, Is out again after q
several days bilious attack.
D,olor w. II. Wecmcs returned this
mornng from New OAoaus, whittier ho
went TO take In tho marli graa Festivities.
Captain q. o, NupnollY, who thinks no
family household complete w,thou, psir Of
Fairbanks ScSlea, has returned from Now
Orleans
L. H. Chamber, ibA popular G ,C,or for
the real estate Grm of Jonos IS Murphy, 70.
turned las! cye0iug from For, Worth.
a lhlgc report wSs prevalent yesterday
morning that our friend julius LSngeubick
had died OF meningolis. His friends will be
glad 10 ltErn that he is fast recovering,
Mrs. Anna George, Of LayscA, moihor- in.
law of Major William q. Randall, in res;
ponce TO telegram announcing her daught.
or's Illness, arrived In Dallas rhureday night,
TO find Mrs. Randall In m improving condi.
lion, but 10 meet telegram from Terrell
announcing tho death Of her granddaughter
Mrs. johnson, nee, Miss Anna Grace Ran.
dali, Of Dsllas, whose sister, Julia recently
died In this city. Norily, In the midst OF life
we arc In death.
Our reporter has been shown crayon
painting oflitllo Master Pierre Brown Mitch
oil by his mutt, Mics Sophie Mitchell, OF
Providence, Rhode Island, which 10 pro.
nounced by competent critics ono Of tho bcs,
works Of ar. In that line, and tho reporter
fully agrees with the verdict. Shown 10 the
| little follow by his grandmother, ho said
"Dau ma, tina, IL mpl Aunt Sophy sent II 10
mo-" Its really splendid work and high.
lly creditable 10 Miss Mitchell.
N, II u believed that tho youngest living sol.
! llcr Of the war Of 1912 - Judge Maryland
Jones, Of Layacs couoty, Texas, lle wa
born on the li,h Of May, 1901, and served !
full tour In tho army IN 1914, in hi9 1871
year, receiving bounty Warrant therefor
soma thirty years sgo. Judge Joaoa IA |
halt brother OF our iollow.townsman Melol
John Henry Brown, aud twenty yesr hi
. senior bul IA slill a halo aud well-prosofvc,
| old gen,emsn and has ono eon who has ~
. children besides o,hes who havo from thte
10 nino
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08

awarded him for the onorgy ho has thrown
into this great enterprise. lie has worked az
itwi1h uncessing faith and industry from tho
day it was projected until now and will
stand by Il Until the cars are stopped by tho
gulf az Sabine Pass. over 200 miles sou.hsuSt
Of us. The company has promptly uot AL
its bills and is paying rs IL goes Tho poo-
pie of Dallas have mover contributed dol
lar toward 1t, not oyon foot Of depot ground
nor right OF way. Tho company has been
required to purchase Tint right for almost
oytry rood from tho fair grounds to ia pres
ont terminus aud beyond, in some instances
being forced to pay oIorbihnt rates. This
line is destined at M early day 10 be nm im'
porisut f,ctor in the commerce OF Dallas,
and certainly and surely deserves every en-,
coarsgemont this people can give ii. And
to Con. Cabell and HE abo associates tho
thanks Of every man who owns n foot OF
prop rty within tho corporate limits or
within ten miles of 1t are certainly and most
heartily due.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08

Thcpo unfortunate German womsn who
has been iucsyccrstcd lntho county jail for
soma time past diei Sunday morning. She
Joined the ssnctidCalicniSts and went crazy
ON religion. She was is her madness, silu'
atcd ~ sho was in such wro,chcd quarters,
which wore hardly fl to be the habi,atiou OF
o hog, complete picture of deprav mis-
cry. Justice Price empauncllod jury OF
inquest, and after viewing the body, they
returned verdict TINT her death WAS caused
by foul disease. Her mama was not on tho
Jail books, or known to the guards, and the
jury OF inquest spoke of her rs an unknown
German woman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08

Numerous nattering testimonials show
Whist NJ. Strickland s. Co., of Galveston,
have accomplished IN their line of business.
Their photographic work is inferior to none,
and theirjQb printing and binding depart.
ment are the most com plclo in Texas. 1t is
not necessary to eend your work away from
home for NJ. Strickland IL Co. can do it rs
we'll md as cheaply as northern houses. Send
to theem for estimates aid samples and be
convinced.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08

MIR. |, WeXler, the popular and well-known
TeNOs salesman of this finn, Ia ngelu In the
state and will visit all our priucipsl towns
and cities. He ropre'euts the lsrgest and
wealthiest clothing house in the United states,
and amor two years patronage, II Is with pleas
IRE he announces that universal satisfaction
has crowned his luburs. Tho firm he repre-
SCENTS acknowledge no Supporters In this cOuu-
try as regards subst ant0l and cheal Goods
Mr., WeNl RS headquarters are In Dallas, and
all orders addressed TO him there, care of Gold
smith Bros, will receive prompt attention.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08
Chicago, Sexas & Mexican Central
Railroad

Information was received from the eIecu-
tive Office oftho Chicago, Texas y Mexican
Central railroad yesterday, notifying Mr..
George w. W,itc, chiefcpgineer, TO sdver-
tiso twenty-five miles for letting as soon as
the line is perfected. Mr.. Amos I, Hale,
treasurer of the O., b. & g., has been elected
a dhCotorin place of Clinton b. Hale and
also yicc.prcsdent in the place Of Dwight
X. Trip, who remain, managing attorney,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08

]. II. Pike has removed hio FURNITURE
STORE from ilS Elm street to 303, 306 nsd
20, Elm t,roti Quo hlcck west Of the old
stand, who're everything IN tho line OF furri
ture Gun be found NJ tho lowest prloos. See
him before purchasing elsewhere.
Sign Of the RED BEDSlEAD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08

The Mckinney Enquirer hiss column and
over about manufacturing, which was writ
ten by tho editor after visiting tho boot and
shoo fuclory of A. ~ w. Hunstsblo in that
place Eo thinks they deserve credit for
building up sn industry like that in their
lively little city, The Advocate also speaks
OF the enterprise of his trm, and predicts
tina. they will BE- rival of some Of the
largeS! eastern factories IN claiming Texas
trplA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08
a. j. ROSEME ELD'S
FANCY GROCERY STORE.

respectfully call Your attention 10 tho fol,
lowing goods, lust rrcelved ncviled crnbs
80 cenisa can, choice Louisiana salmon. NJ IN
Q gallon; reurbcr's eslmon, 20 cents a can,
lnuiovt HOLSTERS, 20 cents q cant smlmps. N
cant Imported sausage, 25 cunts a ponnd,
ihnrbers celebrated eler'ra, Mo besl thing M
sofen hard wGter o. IL cents packnie SyiIl
aoon nave MI assortment of matmainde and
.csifod quantity. Goods delivered prompiiy
TO any part Of the city, AF"!
Respectfully, A. j. ROsENFlEI,p.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08
4 WORTHY EnsiifniiNm.

Attention is called to tho Medical md
Surgical institute and free dispCnsary, corner
Of Poydras and Main streets. This is u truly
charitable institution. 1t reflects credit upon
our fair city, and ia worthy of the liberal
patronage Of our citizens. See advertisement
in another column,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08
ladies orDalIes ana North Texas.

lam now entering my fourth year in dress
masking in Dallas. Thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed in the past, guarantee
that 10 the future oil work done by mo can.
not be excelled in fiji, style or finish, in any
Of the eastern cities. have and shall keep
on hand all the latest designs of ladies' and
childrcn's suits, as they appear from the
press. Give ne call al 1854 Main street,
Dallas, Texas. Mrs. Y. Il. WALLER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08
Imported worstads At Douglas Bros.

New York cream cheese, uwiss and ca,
sago and other imported cheese, ut Joseph
Menczor's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08

Diamonds, watches and solid 90 d ioNclry,
az tho new jewelry store, s.. George hotel
building,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08

Elgin watches just received, ncw stock
at the new jswolry store, st. George hotel.
building.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08

stop using Calomcl and try "E-ACH.
DR'UGHT" ior liver diseases.
FuFRalchy all druggists
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08

For spring calico, bleaching aud domestic
goods of all descriptions, 60 to A. " Il,
Mi,tenthsl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08

Take "ELkCN-DRAuGHr" aad sou
sa-assssssfz=-s-=-ss
viii never bs bilious.
For sale by al drugs cts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08

You will GGd anytbinggood and mic in he
eating line Ut low prices It Joseph MeuC-
2ers Timothy X IL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08

Point dc Lsnguadoc lace, Brab9nt lsces,
Venise lace and Vslencien lace 1T A, ~ Il
Mi!tenthal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08
Store for Rent.

Store No. 4l8 Elm street. adjoining
Adams Il Leonards bank. Apply to Adams
" Leonard or 4. p Barry at Sanger Eros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08

silk handkerchcfs OF all colors a. a. Is Il
Miticn,hal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08

Silks and sstins of all shades at a. & L
MiNenthal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08

L. L. Curtis, jowelor, III Msin street. st
George hotel bulldog, Watches and iow-
elry carefully repaired.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08

Dress suiunss IN all styles at Douglas Bros
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Calm, Freiberg & Co
ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Mayor,

WE ARE REQUESTED TO announce Hon.
w John i. Good 90 q candidate Tor r.
election TO The Office OF Mayor III the city oi
ian e.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08

Enquire for the now Swiss embroidery al
A. IL II. Mittenthal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-08

No headache or bavk-ache for ladies
who drink "WiNE OF CARDUi."
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We Have Just Received

Maple Syrrp by the barrel per gallon. ~ 20
bardlnes In mufmd, per tau,,.,.t,...''''. ~
SaIdnes In tumat oeH. per cat, ,,.......... "a
Mushroom sauce, per bottle, NJ
Mexican extract OF pepper. .......,.,t.,, ~
Dunbat's orange preserves, per cau.,,.., u
Dunbar's Aga, per can. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ~
Deviled Cfabsi per can ,,,,.,.....s,.,''.'''. -
Dudley pumpkin, per ,an.....,.,.... fJ
New York creamery butter, per pounu... VI
Fresh green cora, per pound. ..,.....,..,.. ~
Fresh split peRa, per pound. ..,....,...,..,. ~
Fresh barley, per pound. ",..,....,..,,. IL
Fresh mince meat, per pound ...,..,,..,.,. Ia
New dried corn, per pound. ....,,,,..,.,.,.. Ia
New dried hlRckberries, per pound ,,... Il
Hungarian Hour, per pound ,,,. ..,.,..,... N
Mirabelles, In brandy, per bottlc..-..,., ~
Queen imported olives, quartz, per bottle, o.
Queen imported olives, pinls, per hottie, ~
Queen American oliveF, quarts, per bottle, M
French prepared mustard, per quartz. y
Green Kern. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Etc. etc. Free dolivery.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-12-14
A City lambert Light.

The city of Aurora, Ill, forty miles west
of Chicago. affords a striking spectacle of
the revolution in lighting cities by the cleo
trio tower plan. At night the city is bathed
in food of lambert light, and her cit
afe in q state of delighted enthusiasm over
the SPLENDID practical results achieved.
The system consists of six electrical tow
ers, made of iron rods and network, each
$50 feet high. These are crowned with
electric lamps of 1900 candle power each,
or equal to Us gas jets The cost omplele
for each tower and apparatus lie about
$1,000. One cleo trio tower lamp, fed by
soft coal ut three dollars per ton, gives q
2,0C0 candle light at &c per hour. ratio Of
q TO so compared to corresponding use of
gaslight the people of Aurora are uni
versally jubiant over the result of II e
adoption of tho new system. and expr IS
the most earnest and complete satisfaction
with the Brush tower plan in all its bear
ihgs ar aspects