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, 1881-07-04


iSrESst: ExctrEMESr PREVAILED.
Mnynr Howell, on bnlng iMtorltatl 0f tho
ncws, ordered that all preparations for tho
Fourth of July Ou st0ppcd until tho Tresl-
dents condition cotld he accurately sasccr-
tn!nc.t. Speaking Ut the assassin, tho Mayor
snlN tic wretch ought 10 h0 liaiiHeu wllether
llo was iusane or not, and tlo opinion was
concnrrcd III by 4 group ut officers WHO
lleRrd 1t. The Mayor dill not ta1llik lilo NJ
Tempt on the Presidents ltfU ad nliy polltic-
III Significance.
NEW Yollk-Ar THE FEDEtlA1, 1'Ctf.1tSo.
Sptttas Dtspatta to The chteaa' 7Ttoa"e:
NEW 3oisH. July M-A 1cellag OF sno4noh
horror. ntnxle'l Will Tic tteepcss sorrow,
prevailed among tic oiElcefs alsa snpotaal'n1e
employees III tho various aepart!liehls I'll s1e
Fet!efal oull!llilR. lAe t!o"s ot the a'"ut'lH
Ut tl,o President WIS colll'ntlhlcatetl 70 lost-
'nasler iearsoh through III. ".ca. su,..eo ',.s
a. ~ n. III. Mr' !Snfsoh WIS ~ "scp's .. u'ss
ttl sss TO oe unable ior some tio 10 .nses .3,..
any olaela! nas'''ess OF eSi.ess W. up'n'vn
relative TO tho Tragedy. Mas no'e. ~
REMARKED! iatcr Ill tlo aas, w sh"eMe".;
my ille oe1ote' anu even I1oW e'1n ual's ,,'.a
Waras 10 cxpIess tho p'V'uu'l''eossu % ~
hfst thg enpIofes i'!,'',lsasu 'suIIs a1,N, ~
gatief III sio"is nau s'stMss .ii1 .I eai,o'o ~.
lar ~ snun"su toues, uas sas WIS @ .,'ets nsu's
clecHeu ny 9,e supeln'c.ues.ts "sn. ,'t.n., .tu'i
hss,st"".o. o's.'ns.o. ~ .,'.. io"'"o"
copies ot several Ut tito most
TRUSTWORTHY DISPATCHES
sent TO tito city from the VINO House. III.
Guiding those siKncd W pnst'nasNr.dan
james. United Slaics Distflct-At1orhey
Woodtord Remained III us pf!sateolito untt'
a Into llnur III the nttcrnooli, blst WIS 50 NJ
fcctGtf by tile news nH 10 t1Q 1ttlNDlG TO uGvHt1
, 1881-07-04


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t.am .,,.e,', .','. ,..'..' '.o ~. ,.., st,
rnyt" II ,v". nvti"u.Is ti,,i,n",,.s n,r,,n.,, r.,
a,,n,, f,o r,,., ,,",,,, tinns ~ T., ~ .nfra.
MIR, wnio1, c cr, ,rato me- III n ~ ,,,a hana* of
ihn Inv o,,.n,rst,.s hn auvs ,hot IT, .t,nt ,l,o
1rcaf;,ont .n.nrs, ttmos "'' ~"'s "e '"'' -"
,.,,,. o,,,ornxs
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I,rositinnt sh,,,, ;,r, .atnr n t,.r w,,tn
Ifouan ns 'AI s,oo,,,Iv Nc potsthtr hes.,rC n,sU
hta Atrcr,,th sI,nnII fail uor, ahor,nnu
,yho hnu nian "nt,, hn,t nirco,it nrnr,nn,l
uu nm,u,;nncn, nt,,i Rccrotnry.nf. Wor itn,,cr,
iuc,I,, with sovacity. lint ort,ore,
n ron,phnv nj tref,tx frn,n lin nrsfnnt Ia hnl,,
nrescryc or,er, lin snid. fhts evening, tint lin
t,,puRht that tho b,un ronts woufd f,dyo n rooll
cfrouI, rs ttoy locked ilko neonc. largo sn,,ntl
Of tno,,ntc,l lpico l,n,t i,or,, s,,,nmnnctf They
cleared tho wgr fur Tim nmi,,,innco. riding I'M
tho avenue Mt Il furto,,s gntlnp.
,r,,r ,,,,,,, ,x<,. rc>.,,, ,,,,,.< ,,,,, ,,r1e,.
'''' eA"o''AN'S 1,T.n 'H'Ho -i'''' '"E'''
wo ;,r,vcn NJ vrrot snr,i. IN ovn,d , rc,.lhic
cro,vI' tthn t,ni,rionro na,nro, i'' thb
Wills ,,omso esn,,nI. nj '"u 'stn ,owmr
nnto ,hn mrox,tr,t rn,,,rs,,, W. ". ~.
n,nttross 1. IN ,v,. Itrtot s,t ~. .n.s s"s
Mt n wi,,,,nw a nrlroto af.orutnrv n,,a IN n ,,,,n.
l,cr or rr,nnt,a whn worn nt I'm ,vhttn 1Innt.
,un,,.nn ~ 1a', ~n' .aa .,a .,an o"y NV. Nv. ] W
snstr.Io,, n.o III t,rostont r.G.s IL .,ms, ~"
Tr,,m ,,s ln,,rn,so, ,s.,"s ,.,,i IT. hn,,3 l.,
.,r,ntir., -, thse ,s,,s ,,,'o ~,
n, III nrrt..,I liz .h",sa, ,,,,..,, T., Az ~.
rn,,o ,n,r", ,t,s ~ ~, tn.,,tr.
f,,r t,nso "r.M,n,, In, WHILST. ns ynra c,,nr"n.
,nr,ye, hs :nr,.uto und ,,n,,,,r c"roor n" nm.
irornn oni o.,r,c, ~ t,,o rcnu, ,,;s,rIr,i rv
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, 1881-07-04

unto. rnon,. Ito WINS very calm md sui Eccfe.
tnry t'nimn did not lcavo Tho ruonl EXCEPT to
tnkc !tnrh, und hs etllysrsct1 frocly abntt the
occurrence. nt tnltl III, eloquent trIl,uto to tho
great 1uu1ltioa oF hs chlur. lie "aa scry tnlIn.
Ills Rrctvst regret seemed to 10 for tic fnfnIIy
tcr-G1ncrnt james VIE especially ntreusoi. liz
wns trt1uently henrd TO uay " 0od aavo Tito poor
esnntryi"
1tonEisr LINCOLN, -,
painfully reminded Of tho trh9ic toath Of his
own rathor, In tho same position,
saht, In tho Eabtnot Ctn,nuli chntnbcr,
whtlo sitting beneath that = statute 'of :
,,ls father which lnokod lbwn t,pnn him, Ia a !.
colcar,,p In tho Cabinet md some frtcn.iss "It :
IL curious fact that tho President hhs latcly ID
tnikcjl IL great cat n6ottt MY Cnthbr. At tn. j,
sIcr tho other dny, to which n number Of Us wtss
Invited, bis conversation was full Of story.tolt-
Ing. fto narrated, nuntr othar things, hts OK.
purlenccs at tho tI.,o 1T tho nssa4tnauon In New
York, Ind Enit to BtrolEcil ont OF ts room and
which was called IN Wall stroct. nnA ,nain that
remarkable apceuh which Ind auch nil effect III
Hulosillg tho ,tot,." -,
- - WHO wAA T11E AssAsrS? = >
Tint Wis tho question TINT ,wls upon oscry.
buily's lips. No .1no knew lin, lnt tow Ind
seen n'.,'' ID an!cky nau no hecn nastloa aways
nul 'mo lul,oEss s .. tno pistol wesc noata' ~.
win,low. through which Tickets are passed, aud
saM ,na a.'".. eua,n. .ne.e: n"9 WIN pouna
"'ea W. ,,'..,a,n "ns nna ~ .s"psa sn.o.sp
,u,, ~, ~. si,,,,,,ars -" .,, noxs .ao
,n",,t nn,,,",n"m ,,r,,,,n ,..,,m, 1au'e .,t"',
"ia 81, sta n.,,n, ',,,a sn n,,su Msa'ss 1smSa
,n " ~ .a "'"u ..,.o,,n ~ Aa.. ...,nss. .nua
~ n~,,o.,a., sass. L. .t,,,.,,,. .. ~" cau"y
~, i,,, ,,ao.,as, tai, 49, -. ,; ~. ~
,,,a,,s.,.. ."o ...n".' -. as.. ~, ,vs sno oss
s.,snI ~ - ~, 'aa 1..s u'. =. ~ no WIS
mi a., y. WITTY. III T. ~ iI so - -"
,S's w'u 'F''"' - I'LL t's"'' "n '~pte9sto' "A''a
""' t,vrn,,r4un 1v,o,,inrrrrvj 81 g.
an wort r,ri,v thrn,,rt, tho nrot,,; ~ ,o,,oG...
:. ~, ~ "iu,ast :" H. ,e,o W ..hna w. 1o"ss
.a,, Ma ota!""st. I. ~ n.auo =" otnss rchasKss
excepting 10 sny. ~ "1sh yott wpitla hand this
paper to oon: shernan.": Tho oitIcer led him
which wero hut ploek away. No ono
who saw tho oloer taklng tho man know
, 1881-07-04


x,,,,,,,.u,,,,,, ~, ,tourvrv1r n,tstStss Mry,
1'"' s.ssta, D,,n.,eh 10 TAt Chteaoo Tribune.
rpw V,,w' .Jutv 3.-Afr, Eugene KcIly |
.o1a .bot n; lin ,,rrscnt 1uueturc. ,yhct, !
5,,,aat,,,n,,, i1n ,,as acttvn In avery depart.
,n.,,, anil, disaster might lrlpx
~, sorIoma rn,,s,n,,ct,coe. ,rltrre wcrc
~ ,ncu oiwnvs rcn,tv 10 ,,su any event |
~ ,to,r n,vu n,1vn;,.anr. Afr. william
i st,n,,r Vim rr,.Ilcnt of tl,o Central Na-
t,,", 1,o,,,. said tI,n crin,o scnl,ctl 10 In tho
,r'r,. ~ croyv ,unn 81 think nvcry ti,o,inht.
~, ,s,, ,u,,st in lnt,, 10 attribute sucl, nh
49,. . -, nnv ,,srv or ouv foctto,,' Az tn thu
ntfaot ~ 1,rcsi,trnt (InrIinld's nossiblu
,1'.t,, n, fhn ,uonnvrt1 nn,1 huaftpss
,,,tarasto ] NJ t,,o co,,,,trv. Sfr. Slro,r snid:
:. ,rl,o h,,sincss NJ tho conutrv rrsts l1pon
4,a ,,roan s mi f,,n In s,s tn in ,tusottlc,i y
~ .,aa.h ~ nnn ,nnu 1r thn rrent If presf.
.i.,,t ..v ~ I,nrn",,a ,1noth Mr. Arth,,r WITH In.
s"n',,ot",,. ,,"covc 1,ros;lenr. nnl buslncss
H ,"ti' ~, ~ ns hcs,rr. .rl,e only effect likely
~ .a',,,a1 - W ~, 'h,ainaea ,vtl In +hr H.
,,troot nm rosnltlnr from n change In tile
sS s'nar,,,nnto natcara .,f lin Govrr,,n,art. nnl
~ !. w., mt IN IL, rrourht viii, srrtnus
so'sox.,,o,oss, ""a ~ n"s ~ !,
so ,,s,e,. ~, ,nv.v r,,r ,,Avptu, s,u.
u1 ,,ova mt r,rnvnrcd fnru tho shoek vet
,,,o,,.t.,,,it, conno,,trutn mv ,,,nrg1,ts ~, thc
o,rfl or;,no ,xhc l,aa ,oen committed It is
.n,rs.,. ooto ,nitv l., tin nuttrn Nn,1nn. INT
,a,tn," ~, ~ t;rn ann,,r IN enr tia s,ock.
;rha "rI,nc Una ~ e,tireiv ,,nexuectrtl that
49,, 81, ~ u,,n n,t",n,tirr IN sav unytI,tno
ntont II thinir tharn cn,, In no loul,t that
t,,a ,,o', f.uitnn,, il rnyr. ,,ol,oflv h,,t mn In
so,n m nm NM, wouI,l tt,lnk Of tuktnv tllo ftie uf
1.aDtHo,,, , 1.ar,,o,I Tin aova In in stai,rnrt
ifes!aeNt .ntnc"' ~ s"ys @ u" .,sa s" ,,;a
Ullk IL HQWIA w W 4HJ tss1 ofA"to NJ
, 1881-07-04

NE: MONDAY, JULY a,
tleMl was wl,lrsurpn,t. lllo news w.ss cnr-
rssl frnn lip Ii llI,. aml tn less than fifteen
minutes uvury ihlnfiia,tt nf The city WAS h.
formed ut thu lttartre.,tiug decd. Tic
sasIu Is q,ite we'll k,,ow,, III this ioealily.
at,tt n nunl!,er of onr cltlxens are personally
acquainted with him. ftv formerly Kept
n store at Frccpurt, Md was for
q time, 1t is sail, Duputy Clrcult Clerls
Of Stephenson Coui,ty, which necessarily
brought him III contact will, ,ncmhers of tlio
Inns proyallu4l tl,tliil9 tho entire tiny, ant Il
prayer went up from eyory l,oart that tlnr-
field might SURVIVE tho wotlltl-bo ussastn's
bullet. 49,.
atracAr1SE, IA.
Epfctat DtspattA to 7hs Chtedea Tribune.
MuscATlSE, H., July y.-Af,lscaitno Is
wrought up to tho widest excitement over
tho attempted assassination ut tho President.
Horror MD tlisn,hy Rrg anpctml on cynry
conntcnallcu. rlie cilizuns lock around the
bulletin, scanning tho .ispatcllcs with IN.
tul,so eagurness., All parties cotldentn 1t MS n
hendisl a1,d devilsl, net.
PEORIA, Hi.
sstttat Nspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
lEon1A, ILL.,, Jnly A-Iae news 0f tho ~.
tempted assassination Of President Garfield
was received here Will 'nlnRletl surprise a1sti
sorrow. 1ntoilse cxcltelnont prorailut! MI
day, and uie latest Information Inns bceii
eagerly sought, Lnstn!g''t a public meeting
WAS held at tho operaSlla'iao ut wh'el.
siceelios wero iliaae by proaalhnht men OIL
both pnrt!es expressing tho prolo'ltltleae r.
grut m,d syinpa.1,y. A committed was MP
Uontrt1 tn rennrt resolutions nt,tt t],e meet
H., r" .,ii.,"rno1 ~ n =. .rn,,,i",, cvr,,in,r
"'f' "''o"l'''v w,,vm,1~"' ~ ' w N' VA
W1EEL1No, W. Vn, July 9.-Tho people
of Wheeling arc profoundly affected by the
1'nx. o ,oo, ti,ramral @ nit ''os oni ta,,telt nro
n tletlse mass o. oScltstl people. !hefeIS
universal expression Ut sorrow a,la lnd'gl,.-
tlolI. Dults nre nov tUtllng ul, account Ut u
,lIsnotol, nnuo,,notni, Inn 1,rrsflrnt,s ,lenth.
.'i ~. S." III, ,.', ,a,, <.s .',,,,,,
atlu t4e Ntnsor VII 'ssuo u cn'' ~ lnuiu
meeting NJ Cnpltnl oauarc to-lnoEroW
! Stutc will prcsttle. Tho assassination Of tho
, 1881-07-04

Epsetas ptspatth 10 3hs Gate&47a Ttsauna. =:
ltocKvols!,. ILL.,, July a.-'rllo BtArtlnx Ill
islItgeliue concerning tllu sui cAlaMlty tllat
befell President tias!loltl yesterday nlnrning
was received III this city with profound sur
row, ail1 tlle Indignation ut tlIo a[astar1ly
, 1881-07-04


TINT sho bala ma reFtofatoa MS H'efs tor
nour!sdmcnt no Mas given champagne ana leo.
Tho prosidcht thaketl I'LL tho evening as uch us
thoy would nllow ain 10 lnlk. Mra. Secretary
nlalao. Mra. Attornoy'uenoFal MacVeagl''
Mrs. rosttaastcr- del,ural JaMcs, aad a1ra.
6eaFctary OF Wnr .Llucosn welp In con-.
stunt attonllanco. nld tho EAlllnot oiflcors
oe:nsonally went Il, to SEQ tho Frealdont. 70
ono OF tto ladoS OK tho cnbinct tho ircsl.lotit
sud; "What 10 Sou suppose no "antca 20 ahoot
mo for?" sho 4nsweFo'' thht u was ehar1fahle TO
suppose thAt no Was ofaxcd a1ia atsappo'a.ea
o'!ce'eeoNes' taa fFehtaeht saiu'+ auolIu9
"tehzaheo anu cheo'!uay sn!ln1b'. W.
1cot th!s ho sanposeu .aAs ~ ~ was N!ot!oas
thing TO no . plsaIo hial3 Ino ftaslaoht toIa
CoI. ltooaWel!' sooh aiteF tno snootlhet tnat no
acascsi that tno huo1 wns lM'n', s''a ~ "as p1e'
pnrod Tor tao worst. u'lfiaE the a11crnooa no
rcforfoA very act4ofn 70 h'a conu'uon' -.
1tlH dHEAr!sr ANXIETY WAs 40 SEE 111a
WIFE. .-...< ,.,.
As Otter. ~ every hsteof minutes no would
turn 10 hls attendants ant nsk how sooa, they
expected har to 'trr!Se' Nullaflna from Tho ral'-
ldly'app!onc'1ns trAln woso toeolYea at least
overy alalt s'ar' THO tracks hnl been cqased.
Rha tho operators Ut every st'!tton nlonH tho
roa' haa bcon Instructed TO toicKrapla directly 10
the White House operator At Warrington tlo
rr09resh or tue train, When " %ah lcarRetl tnAs
Mrs. Harllad couh1 not, at best, Nrs1So botoro
o'cloc9t ana 20 nn tnat II monta 20 necessary ~
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03
A FAIRY AFLOAT,

The following description OF the fairy
vessel represented OH this page is from the
Cincinnati Commercial: The hull is of the
finest selected white oak, braced, bol,ed
and rivc,ed in the most skillful and work
manlik- manner, and is 64 fec, in length,
ii feet breadth Of beam, =. feet depth OF
hold. and draws twenty inches of water.
She carries atubular boil q and 1.-TWO beau,i-
full little engines, made expressly for her.
BY the Ohio Machine Co. Nldaleport, ..
The dlnlng-rooln Is situated between the
boiler and engine ROOMS. and Is artistically
grained. with fr.>coed ceiling. 1t Is fur
nished IN the Queen Anne sftlc, and the
silver, china and table linen are OF the finest
character. Tie pilot-hou~t. cabin, main
salon and Captains office are on the saloon
deck and are luxurious III their furnishing
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03
THE GREAT
ROTTE

~ No other line runs Three Through Pas
senger Trains Daily between Chicago. Drs
Moincs, Council Bluffs. Omaha. Lincoln, st.
Joseph. Atchison, Topeka and Kansas CIV.
Direct connections for all points in Kuusas.
Nebraska, Colorado. Wyoming. Montana, Ne
Nada. New Mexico, ARIZONA, Idaho. Oregon and
California.
The Shortest. Speedicst and Most Comforta.
bic Route Via Hannlbt' to Fort Scott. Denison,
Dalias. Houston. Austin. san Antonio. Calves.
ton and all points III Texas.
The uneguaied Inducements offered Gy this
Line TO Travellers and Tourists. nre a. follows:
The celebrated Pullman sIewhcelI Palace
sleeping tars. run only on this Line. C., B. &
2 Palace llrawiug-RoCn Cars. with Horton's
Reclining Chairs. NJ extra charge for Seats
In hcclln,ng Chairs. The famous G.. r. Il O.
Palnce Dining tars. Gorgeous smoking Cars
fitted with Elegant High-Backed Ratta, Re
voisin Chairs for the exclusive use OF FIRST
class passengers.
Steel Track and Superior Equipment, com.
hined with their Great Through Car Arrange.
meCt, makes this, above all Others. the fayorite
Route TO The South, Southwest, and the Far
West.
Try IT. and you will find travelling q LUXURY
instead ~ 4 discomfort.
Through Tickets via this Celebrated Line
Tor safe at all Offices in the United States and
Canada.
All information about Rates Of Fare, Sleep
ing Car nodations. Time Tables, &c.
VIII b c~hecrfuily given, and will send kTye "a
any address, an elegant County Mop Of United
states, IN colors. by applying Ia
PERCl'AL . ELL ten. Fs-. Aren. taa.oe
Ia POTTER. General Manager. { a.cege.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03


BAD caec &. CONSUMPTION: y more
shocking spec:a..c, exclaimed .'ic .'Hi'g
naut I'D 'ads, 81 never bei.e.d." The
simple .aC .-s Tia; She ha! SURPRISED j
"a lover in lie act If deras Tag his head
Ipon Jniis's s%ffa!l:cr. q procetofng u
winch the Young ,ady VA. 'uakls's 10 VIZ
bile resistance. Mis- NaiTn.ta. las very
-,ric' notions Of prrprstv and wen' on -
aay. THAT a daughter Of mire sboasd he
capable n permitting s1cs, Liberty almost
freczcs nv hlonl - think 4. 10. DO
sou explain II. Jui:e.' Jcl!a suffers hc'
parent to cool of a little and then. with a
coun,enancc az unt,aln,ct az that of the
! bronze gladiator IN The n.anteipiece,
haugh,lly says; Mother. you 60 both
frank and me an injustice. We Vcren
making love at al. | had complained o
a pain in my chest and he "as sounding
my.llngs.'
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

.c,< Tic electric ,iSat tc made ,.se #
81 submarine exrlora'ion:" asked a re
p,ttcr II Edison. 'oh. yes. | have an
e'cctic lamp made fr submarine work IN
exhibition al Paris. The water can be
lighted Up as we'll as the air, | could lay
a cable f.3m here - Sandy Hook, with
lamps about nifty fee; apart. and light up
he whole channel" Would IT he lighted
Up 81 that a pilot Gould see all the rocks
and shoals" "leS. lie could nick
his way along iu@t as YOU can Oh the
street
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

and decorations. TIE saloon proper is
frescocd and gilded III E.-.llks style, and
the flooring is covered W.T. l"ihi~h carpet
The furniture. III raw sill. and walnut. OF
the Queen Anne pattern. Ikr iiiat OF the.
dining-hall, and rich curtains ol danlask
complete the impression o. Nerlls'hle float
ing palace. The lnur stt'c-ronll> contain
ing two bcrths each, are also carl"ted with
Brussels and iEtli~olitly tIr1!!-h'd- The
boat belongs to and was built under the
directions o3H~s \. |ogt4sr Il Co.,
Baltimore, aKd, for their own exclusive use
upon the Ohio, mississippi and other Vest
ern rivers, and is run BY q picked crew OF
officers and men in their employ. The
object OF this little steamer Is to Garry
neither freight nor passengers. She Was
built for the firm above named, to be used
exclusively Ivy them for distributing their
printed matter in the river town, Tor ST.
JACOBS OIL. the Great German Remedy
for rheumatism and other painful ailments
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

TRIED 10 pla, her hair: Fogg put his
foot into it bodily when he WAS introduced
TO Mrs. Smith and her daughter. bic
wished to say something neat and gallant.
Addressing the daughter raid he: ideally,
madame, | never should have susr ectcd
that tn. lady was your daughter. | sup
posed of course you were sisters. l did, l
assure YOU Thank YOU, NJ. Fogg," re-
pied Miss Smith. '"lou we're perfectly
RICH, in thinking that Lady could not be
NY daughter. She is my mother, sir"
Fogg went off in a hurry calling some
body or other a c~onfounded fool. while
Miss Sarah was heard 70 remark, indlg-
danny 'Sis.crs. indeed
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

GE<tLsH&> cai. N On a farmer. no
ser we'd, MIR. Jones. yoar clock IS not quite
right, IS III" "WeH, YOU see, SIR" said
Nr. Jones. .in-bois doa'i understand much
about that clocs but me. When ;he hands
of tha, clock s.ard ct y, then it s,rikes
two. and then | INV i, is twelve minutes
TO seven"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

skill IN TIE WoRKeHOP.-IO 10 good
work the mechanic must have good health.
If long hours OF confinement III close rooms
have enfcebled his hand or dimnaed his
sight, let him at once, and before some
organic trouble appears, take plenty Of
Hop B'ttcrs. His system will be %rejuve-
mated, his nerves strengthened, his sight
become clear, and the whole constitution be
built up to a higher working conditl IN.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

I HAvE b:li-' began 4 r1aI a u
Stood in III DOR u an office ~ ~I.srne,i
stree, yesterday snd. locked over his i'e;
al have q little bill which Leave It
10 ne and II collect il, If | have Ia io.s4s
tie debihr a straight year Interrupted tho
lawyer. ''Ies-hcre il is-s bill for 81
/, Is q bill againt sou.' "Agains, nc.
All. tina, alters The case. You must give
me a year % pay it III. Groa day, sr-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03
Rheumatic Diseases.

These ailments follow from torpid liver
aud c1stlve bowels, the skin, bowels and
kidneys failing in their proper work, an
acrid poison Is formed in tie blood. which
is the occasion Of these acute diseases
Kidney Wort produces healthy action OF
all secrciive organs, and throws of tie
rheumatic poison. Equally efficient in
Il:Juid and Dry form Inter- ocean.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

Aiea 0. en-! france have healthy kidneys
and liver. No aches In ihe back. 10 piles
or constipation. Tue circ tor thes- dis
ea-ses Is h6cey-Wr:- Tt4is yrea: remedy
aces an the tone II Inc @Lo.c t.,ly hy
eslal.!1s ihc LIVER. bowels AM kidneys 4.
p r:orn their functions perfectly. Ey;h
LIZ liquid ard D:y-sEc Sid ~ druggists.
I.GsssS P5tN
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

"THE sko!ars tel Me that you spel lis
sick with tn, sich :eachin' as this don't Go.
and mus be stopped at onct," wrote an Ar
kansas school director to one of the teach
erS Of his district.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

THA1 slight Tickling in the Throat and
disposition to Slight Cough may be the pre-
cursor Of years Of suffering unless you take
DR.. Butts Cough Syrup which never dis.
appoints. Price 2J cents.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

ExS-..- soxoAS 4 u1.DLY. ka:r i LIE
BEsa2~Le. = -+a A-3 C-r11a< --g- 1. are -
! : s-scs- @t1 y tx.:a zee Q1a.ty D.A-
ELo1s. 49, lie, lT-E - =. .o@ p.csAs
SsIacs g: lie Aes qua y. ? re-. 2.xs Il ee.or
I'D kAa.e- cav &c sotk.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

TEAoHER-''John, what are your boot
made or" Boy-''Of leather" .'Wnere
does the leather come froml" From the
hide Of the OK VIVA. animal, there
fore, supplies you with boots ard gives
YOU meat to ea,i' "My father"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

A LIIIik fellow, vino kaew Mother
Goose better than h" knew his Bible, was
asked III his class, '.NLo were thrown
INTO tie fiery tusn4cc.' tbs was too
much for him. Ike question: vas passed.
The answcr camc promptly, "Shadracn,
Mesi,nch and Abcd-re..o. Thls was q
mort.dcatin to the hlt'e icilos: and when
the next question Came, 'WEo put them
ln;' he answered. with a jump, Little
Jonnny Green
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

MAKE Taste, if you are constipated
dizzy, pain IN the back, or headache, TAX
Sellers Liver Pills" ~25 cents a box.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

Mr.. TGouias Lewis, 80 Butler street in
forms US rha for seven wears he was Attic
ted with that ircadfu! malady Sciatica, and
being induced 10 try -. Jacobs OH, found
almost immediate relief thercfrom, ard is
now perfectly cured.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

TO MAKE CREAM CHEH-E.-Skim a pan
OF milk which is only slightly sour, aud
setting the cream in a cool place, put The
milk IN the oven to curd a3 soon as the
whey forms aro,nd the Curd, ard before
the curd really harIcns, pour into a coarse
linen bag, and aifsw the whey T. drop
until the curd IS quite scperatcl then
mash II, salt it slightly. mix tn cream
through the mass, and pllc: in cups 10
form. 1t vii turn out quite solldIy, and
It the milk is Tot more than twenly-tour
hours old, will have all Tie flavor Of tn
famous Swiss cheese.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

A CLERK In a CITY house recently asked
for a half-day's absence because he wanted
TO attend a funeral in the country. When
he returned the next morning, with red
hands and a freckled face, his employer
asked quietly, ''Where are the tish?"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

Su.EE CEEEk, \. T., Feb. ., 1880.
GENra-l have been very low, and have
tried everything, to m advantage. | heard
your Hop Bi.tcrs accommodate by SO
many, | concluded to give them a trial.
| did, aud now anu around. and constantly
improving, and am nearly as strong as ever.
w. III. w FILLER.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

CONVERTING: mir. Boatman,' said a
,iulld woma to the ferryn au who was
rowing her across a river, ''arc people ever
lost ia his river" ooh; no, ma'a,n,' ne
replied, eve always find EN- again within
q day or So
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

"My brethren said a western clergy
man, the preaching Of the Gospel to SOM
people is like pouring water over a sponge
lit soaks in and stays. To others it is
like the wind blowing through a chicken
coop My experience of this congrega.
ton is that it contains more chicken coops
than sponges.'
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

HAND MADE embroidery is now bein.
initiated with great closencss by machln-
cry. Thus, II is fearcd, an art-wo. k
which some noble ladies nave revived end
made fashionable. may shortly be discred-
tied by vulgar and cheap repetition.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-12-03

THA1 intelligent printer. There IS an
awful st.te of aGairs ia a little Michigan
'mIdowS' for ''windows." The editor
wrote: Tie Windows of the church need
washing. Thy ere too dirty for any use,
and are a dissrace to our village