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Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-13

A little boy who had been WATCHING
through keyhole. the antics of a
couple of lovers, ran down to the
kitchen to announce his discovery to
his mother. ''Oh, it's, such fun',,
he exclaimed. whats such fun? p,
asked his mother. "Why, to SEQ
sistr Sally and Mr.. Fipps play luna
tic lsylum.''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-13

Miss Phoebe Couzins, of st. Louis,
is anxious to be appointed one of the
commissioners to reorganize Utah
Territory. The only objection to
Miss Couzins seems to be that she is
hardly old enough to vote.-Denver
| Tribune.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-13
Green's History Of the English People.

One of the most brilliant and thor
oughly valuable historical works
which have appeared in many years
is Green's Larger History of the
English People" Fairly ranking
with Macaulay's great work in the
absorbing interest of its narrative, it
excels that in its adaptation of popu-
lar needs, in that it covers the entire
period of English history, from the
earliest to modern times. instead of a
brief portion as does Macaulay. 1t
rightly deserves place in the homes
of the masses. and We are glad to
note that it is now placed within their
reach, being reduced in price from
$40 for the four volume edition of the
Harpers to as low as 80 cents for one
edition just being published by the
Useful knowledge Publishing Co..,
1872 William Street, New York. They
are publishing it in several styles, as
follows: In five volumes Elzevir
edition, Utility binding. IL cents,
cloth 30 cents, half Russia. 40 cents
per volume-postage from five to sew
en- cents per volume extra-and q
model octave edition, in one volume,
Utility binding, 80 cents, cloth 60
cents, half Russia, so cents-by mail
Is cents extra. Numerous other
standard works will rapidly follow this
of which catalogues will sent free on
request. This house sells only to
buyers direct no discounts from their
wonderfully low prices being posi-
ble to booksellers and agents. The
reading public wish God-speed to the
enterprise, which is under the ener-
getic and skillful guidance of Mr..
Alden, late head of the American
Book Exchange. The new company
sails under the good motto of "Owe
no man anything-buy and sell for
cash. Col 'N''9"s ~, no fn-n~r''
and NJ A.l.u '.as- raeIg
fore free nn jDy & y",ciung
by con "f ttg n,.'..ry publishers
and the .t...s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-13
County and City Directory
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Times of Holding Courts.

AUDRAIS CIRCUIT COURT.
Regular Terms--Fourth Monday in january;
first Monday i'll June, and first Monday Iii
October.
PROBATE COURT
Regular Tcrnls--Second Monday in March, May,
September, and January.
COUNTY COURT.
Regular Tcrms--Fi irst Monday in May, August ,
November and February.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-13
Hite's Heat Fender.

Recommendations for Hite's Heat Fen
der are duly coming in. The following
were received to-day.
HENDERSON, Tenn, March /, 13S2-
MIR. HITE: Having seen your Heat Fen
der in use, take great pleasure in rec
ommending it to the public. Too much
cannot be said of its various advantages
1t surpasses anything that has ever been
invented by man for the benefit of ladies.
cannot imagine what could have given
origin to SO great an invention, unless the
inventor has been so unfortunate as to
have had the trial of cooking some warm
summer day. think every man who has
any sympathy for their wives and daugh-
ters who have cooking to do, will get a
Fender and give it trial. The tenterest,
the fairest and loveliest can cook, without
the least danger or injury to heath or
complexion. A nations gratitude is due
you for so grand an invention. Th ladies
should immOrtalize you, and every hus-
band who love their wives and daughters
more than money, should have your Cool;
Stove Heat Fender, Fruit and Clothes
Dryer. Mrs. DIR. r. n. SHrRILL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-13
New TyDe.
From the Columbia Statesman.

FTUIH i1V OOUMOIa S.dI0SIHHh.
Ad the Mexico LEDGER too, not
to b out stripped in the contest for
pubic patronage, is arrayed in a CON-
pletnew suit-tidy, fashionable and
wellitting; White shirt bosom, stand
ing collar, neat neck-tie with Aus
tralin diamond pin, lavender kid
glovs and boots that shine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-13

Oe day last week the smoke house
OF Warner Potts farm burned down
witfthe entire contents consisting Of
mea, cheese, butter, etc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-13
The Ledger at ClarkSille,

The following letter received from
Clarksville, Mo. last week, shows how
the LEDGER stands at thst place in
spite of the dignifed, hieh-toned at
tack made on us by the Sentinel:
r. NJ. White, Mexico, Mo-:
CLARKsvnLE, Mo-, March 27.-
Enclosed find money order for So for
which please send the LEDGER to the
persons named below at Clarksville,
Mo-:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-13
To the President of the West Tennese A. & NJ
Association

ASSUcldtItn.
JACKSON, Tenn, Oct. 90, SSl.-We,
your Committee, appointed to examine b.
S. Hite's Patent Cook Stove Hat Fender
and Fruit Dryer, have performed thrt duty
and report that to the best Of eur indg-
ment it merits all the agent, Ir. ]. w.
Temple, claims for it, and w heartily
recommend it to the public generally.
JAMES O'CoNNoR, Vice President,
For the Committee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-13
DIRECTORY.
National and State Directory.
TIL: EXECUTIVE,
THE CABINET.

President Chester \. Arthur. :. Salary. $50 ON
ice-Pre5i'lent-- David Davis.... SALARY, s. ,0H
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-13
Tell me the story slowly
That I may take it in.

Whenever it is possible, these ex-
pressions should be avoided. They
add neither vigor, force nor grace to
writing or speaking, but on the con-
trary destroy them. Doubtless they
are expressive, and doubtless they are
very handy, and on this account all
the more care is needed. If we de-
sire to keep our language pure, such
expressions must not be given pop
ular endorsement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-13
EiarSr Iraaiug.

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d,,. onl:. ...,,.-..,... .1 1,.1 %
.o,oual ,..,. m ,, ..u-,o,. !
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-.., 49,, -,
M. -.
on. i.!,"9
80 .''EE '''s'''..->' " i'en
Al u - ~ .''-i' . '''AV' .''o
VII '' u '.''5.''''T ~ ''''' i'' d ''''i
iii'ii'h' - ""'I- NH'" Uhe N'S1l4H
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-13

STATE LUNATIC ASILUM--FULTO
Resident Officers.

Resident Officers.
I X. II. Smith, NJ D., Superintendent and Ply
sician.-Salary >5 900 per year
\. WilkersOn, VI. D., First Assistant Ply ysicin
Salary 81 500 per year.
I. \. Howard NJ. D., Second Assistant Ply
sIcian. Salary 81 300
C. o. Atkinson. steward. Salary, 81, 200
Il. L. Bailey, Treasurer. ......... Salary, Sl,loo
l. y. Russell, BoOk-kceper. ..... Salary, Sti'o
Mrs. NJ. II. Dunbar, Matron. Salary, $500
DEAF AND DUMB LION.
W. u. Kerr, y. NJ, Sup't. Salary, 81 800
James Il. Shelley, Jr., Steward. Salary, 81 900
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-13

4.
Salary of each, IS ,O0o)
Secretary of ate-F. T. Frclinghuyscn, of n J.
Secretary OF War-RODert Lincoln of Illinois
Secretary of Ireasury--t has. f. F0lger, of n Y
Secretary of Navy--W. H. Hunt. Of Louisiana.
Secretary of Interiors;. 7. X irk wood, of Iowa
Attorney Generai-Ben. ii. Brewster, of Penn.
POSTMASTER Overwhelmingly o. Howe Of Wis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-13
UNITED STATES JrDICIARy-

on X. Waite, Of Ohio. ....... Salary Sl0. 5Gl
Associate Justices.
(Salary of each SIO OOo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-13

will that fury Of thine mock us! TO
what limit will thy unbridled audacity
go?" is certainly vigorous in trans
lation, and much more so in the orig
inal. But how about the following!
"How long, o Catiline, wilt thou thus
put it on to us?' How long, in thy
madness, wilt thou thus stuff us"
To what end will thy Check carry
thee?'
Examples might be multiplied with
out number, but these will suffice:
The number of slang expressions is
rapidly increasing. Slang has laid
its polluting touch on many a phrase
once considered pure, but the use OF
which now would place one among
the street gamtns in the eyes of the
purists. The unwary often fall into
the trap. When the minister told his
congregation that on the following
Sabbath collection for the cause Of
education would be taken up, and
innocently remarked in closing, land
don't you forget it," he was guilty Of
using what has now become one of
the vilest slang phrases. So with the
friends who refused an invitation with
the remark ssnot this evening, thank
you some other evening"" VIM. H.
Howells, in the March Lippincott,
was likewise entrapped. In writing
a very beautiful piece of poetry, en-
titled "Her Valentine" he closes
with the words "shall fondly take
thee in" which have the unhappy
effect Of spelling the whole poem.
The same phrase occurs in a well
known Sabbath school song,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-13

T..
L. :. Circuit Court---W Western District q.
nri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-13

Bob Styles and / are living in
large double house together. He
often says that he owes his wife to
my masquerading, but he don't feel
under any obligations to me, for l
owe my wife to the same thing.
N. B.-My wife's name is Jennie.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-04-13
r,ME TABLE.

+ n HENDERSON. Ticket Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07
GOOD COFFEE.

Everybody wants 1t, but very few get 1t,
because most people do not know how to
select coffee, OIL It is spoiled in the roasting
or making To ohviata these difficulties
has been u study. Thurber's package
dcrstanis the art Ct blending various ia
'ors. They ere roasted in the most perfect
manner it is impossible to roast well in
SIN I'll quantities.. then put In pound pack
az S IN the bean, hot 0rouai.} b aFinG our
Signature as n guarantees OF genuineness,
AMI exc" package contains the Thurber
rTiIc, TOR making good Coffee. We
pack two kinds. Thurber's No. 81"
%s.ron,- q: pungent, Thurber's mo. A."
III IL au. rth. One or the other will
snit er $50. They have the three
."". - op' guilty. homes, quan-
h'J ro<e.:'h y IL LAX your Grocer
for Tautes' roasted C,1ee ia pound pack
ages, NJ 4 y, No. 81" Do TO b. put
OF w:.h aus 81 k.ai-your own palate
Wit Il you "a, = bo,t.
Wle-a psr-c>~ size It W. also furnish
Il. "Ileaf" Coz 1T. TIA simplest, best
ar! c.seip - ca SPOT io existence.
Gi-ncers who 81. our Cote keep them.
Asa for lsscrips.v. Il rcaiar.
Respectfully. &,
II Il T. d THURBE1 L CO.
Importers. Whni>~Ai.Grp-rs and C,fee
EaHsooss, New York.
P. SIS tac iG.T. =, dealers in !osi pro-
ducts in the world. v. consider IL our in
t.r - :o nanutrru-ronl- pure ard whole
s an. gosl, al 1aeA tarl III a 1.s.y All
49,, ts-tory manurr All 9usis bearing
our n7;nH arr ggacsctsai 10 % q, s.-aarior
caaitv. pr aad rAr.l<son-. All dealers
ar a.;il i-.I" /, rr.lti tho purchase
rrs.~ II aa- 49, ~; :. c~.lS.oen~r. have
cta~>tJ- .:S-ati faction L. i tner.sofe
=. ~. III ~ oi tssh dealers and coo-
un4s,o -: Tk0,o'e byo1da
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07
BRohG JAIL.
EIGHT PRISONERS ESCAPE
FROM ORANGE OCN-
II JAIL, JAN. 4th.

Last Wednesday, night about 10
o'clock, Jailor Hastings went into
Jail to carry a sick negro a drink Of
whisky. AS he went up the steps
OF his way to the iron cages, he was
seized and q blanket thrown over
his head. He tried 10 make alarm,
but was warned to be quie, or be
would be killed. VIM. Thompson,
col, then held the Tailor while
Smith, white, obtained the keys and
unlocked the two other cages. The
following prisoners escaped
John Smith aud Thos. c. Phipps,
white; stealing horses in Durham.
George and Joe Morphis, COL,
brothers stealing from ]. l.. Mark
hams store 10 Durham.
Elisha Haskine, white; larceny in
Durham.
Dock Jones, COL. larceny in
Durham.
WIN. Thompson, col. !; larceny in
Durham.
/ Phil Roberts, col. !; larceny ; Dur
ham.
Romulus Shaw, COL, from Chapel
Hill ~bas,ardy wouldn't leave.
Jim Jones, white ; Durham coun
ty a.; pressing rations ; stayed behind
to plupder and was recaptured by
the Jailor whose watch was stolen,
and it is believed that Jones took il.
Thursday morning a colored man
named John Day reported that one
Of the prisoners. Dock Jones, was
at his house. deputy Sheriff Ste W.
ard brought in the prisoner.
Sheriff Hughes sen kilograms te
Danville, Raleigh and Granville Of
fering rewards. \ reward of 81;
each, will be paid for the capture o
Smith and Pbipps, and the two Nor
pbis negroes, aud suitable rewards
will be paid for each Of the othe1
prisoners. All who escaped wer.
Durham county prisoners and wer,
in Jail here for safe keeping. W,
will not attach the blame to any on
this week, as the Sheriff will at ono,
make q thorough investigation ant
has promised us all The facts he ma,
gather.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07
STATE NEWS.

The Orphans Friend is to be re-
,ived as a weekly some time this
month with Mr.. L. Thomas manager
aud Rev. X. II. Marsh editor.
Wilmington Star The North
Carolina colleges are not good
enough for some OF the boys, so they
90 away from home to get their ed
uca,ion. State pride is a good thing
to keep in the house.
Concord Sun: M. V. G. Lentz, of
Dry's Mill, this county, last week
gathered a second crop Of apples
from a tree in his orchard. The ap-
Piles were large, ripe and fully equal
TO those of the first crop.
Clayton, Johnston county, suffered
severely from fire a week or so ago,
ani now comes the news Cf a FIRE at
Wadesboro, Arson county, Christ
mas week, that destroyed twenty
thousand dollars worth Of property.
Kinston Journal: We have infor.
nation from Tuckahoe, Jones coun-
~, that Grace Jarman, COL, died on
the 2lst of December at the age OF
IL wears. She was a servant Of
Emanuel Jarman, deceased, and was
the mother Of 90 children, the
youngest Of whom is now 60 years
old.
The Raleigh News aud Observer
says Of the death Of Miss Mildred
Cameron This lady, well known
Tor years by reason of her good
works and Christian charity, passed
from earthyes,erday. She had been
Tor 80 years 4 patient sufferer from
IN iucnrabl1 affection. The cause Of
death vas bronchitis. Miss CAME.
ron Was born in Orange ountv and
was a daughter Of the late Judge
Duncan Cameron, and a sister oil
Paul {. Cameron. Esq and Mrs.
George W. Mordecai. Her age was
62 years. She was 4 member of the
congregation al Ctlist Chnrch.
Chatham Record Ii is stated or
good authority that The Governo,
vii convene tie General Assemb,,
~ ca,ra session about the frs, o
.cNi Nal-a. There are Two reasons
:, dat Iot.'}'>~ viii promp, him &c
- this. Congress vii. this white,
ilisAr 4 JsN ! p1ili"hme.tt OF mrm
bets ~. - Ii use Of Representa-
u,ts, AL il. ;nis "rpoi,ionmenr
.Nna.n t..si - VII .niu one mem
b, - that - Co OCCASIONAL dis
itict> in the sac mast be re
arranged An,l another reason 70
III. extra session Is tia, some l..is
'a;."n IS ncce>Sa y 10 pesfrct III,
cont aet recently ua te To sell III.
Safes stock IN the Cape Fear 8
lainin Valley Railroad Company
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07
From the Winston Republican.
A PEERLESS A

We do not, for a moment, believe
that the Republicans who may be
elected to the Legislature in 1882
can be driven or persuaded TO vote
tor any Democrat or Half Breed,
however v~ociferous'y he may pro
claim bis d~isafectien TO the Demo
cratic party in order to defeat Gen.
Ransom. We wonId infinitely rather
see the Republicans vote soIldly for
him than for a %dlsahected, office.
seeking Democrat, or a Halt B. eed
While Gen. Ransom is a de-
cided Democrat, he is a gentleman
Of ability and culture, and possesses
sufficient independence to do what.
ever his judgment suggests is rlgh,
and proper.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07

WE have received scvera! copies
Of the Baltimore Times, a new daily
II i aiw" cents paper. AMI ""A~> :;
.lde.drL beginning. W. d. IIazie,ol'
is editor and proprietor. 1t claims
TO be Independent in politics. The
editor is a Republican. We will
publish the prospectus of the Times
when received.s
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07
1T Plant says that ,i,e Durham

TUE Plant says ,,,at the Durham
''ili 60, fnri, us tho other dav \
,cieciam vas l~tcet,c"i conveying
the gratifying mi"rnla,.nn ina; "
I. Bta.A well 4 G." Al aiken fir,
i -ea,lutn a, lie Atlanta E,xpn>i,.",
~ ,he,r. goods, anil We're monarch:
81 the world. We rejoice with o"l
ne,gtb"rs III their prosperity.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07

The Guiteau trial still continues,
and the behavior of the prisoner ID
as ridiculous as ever. On Wednes
day, on motion of counsel for de-
tense, the court adjourned until to.
day to give defense time 10 prepare
their points of law.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07

ID EDFOKD ALUM AND IRON
IL >~i-i.i\t> MAS. 4 .ure ere
tor i'y-l+;'--. N-nrai-ia. Disea - -
eil =r +. ~"iu.u. a.. for -zie Al the
Drug STAR ri W. 4. Iiayt>.
ths'tsi Noff:.ee t.l-:aa.. Land Deeds.
ana Mortgage f.e Is f"- sac Al .iav~S'
Drug ~.srr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07

EICK's FLORAL GUIDE.--Tbi;
work is before us. and those who
send 10. cents 10 James Wick. Roch
ester, New York, tor it, will be dis
appointed. Instead cfgetting a cheaE
thing, as the price would seem to in
dica,e, they will receive a very hand
some work of 100 pages, and per
haps 1000 illustrations, on the yer,
best Of calendered paper, aud as
set off to the whole, two beautiful
Cololed Plates that are worth twic,
the price Of the book.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07
From the Raleigh News and Observer,
December Both, 1881.


From the Raleigh News and Observer,
December Goth, 1881.
RIOTING AT PLYMOUTH.
Yesterday morning, about 10
o'clock, the /, flowing dispatch was
received At the Executive Office
PLYMOUTH, y. e., $40, A. NJ,
December 20.
IL Coz. Jurrts.
There IL an unprecedented riot in
ibis town, and | am unable TO sup
p-ess it by the civil authority Of the
county, and earnestly request you to
order several military companies to
lie here at the e%arlies, time possible,
Is S,ppress it.. There are 800 ne
u, IS here, dttying the law all
.f,.and, with guns. Please do this
a, once. \. d. GAYLORD,
Mayor.
This request was forwarded to
II n'"n by boat, and thence came
Il, u.re cn Norfolk. Gov Jarvis
sLsent at Grcenvill", and the Pri-
ate Secretary. Capt. Guilford Dud-
icy. repeated the message to the
Governor.
4 special telegram TO the Neers
md Observer from w. ID. Prudcn
E-q Of Edenton, gives the follow.
.ng information in regard to the
affair !.
"On Saturday some negroes were
lighting among themselves at Ply,
mouth. This the constable tried TO
/ Hczwas resisted, beaten and
shot. One Of his posse was MORALLY
wounded, and aDo'Eer stabbed. The
negroes were armed, assembled in
large crowds, and prevented any ar
rests at that time. On Tuesday,
when The excitement had somewhat
snbsided. some Of the parties were
urested5 and, after examination, in
Default Of bond were ordered to
DC committed 10 Jail, bound over &c
the Superior Court. On the way 10
the jail the sheriff was attacked by
mob, and the prisoners were res
rued. They are still at large. DR.
Woodson, who was attending the
DYING man, who had been wounded
on Saturday, was attacked, but not
seriously hurt. Matt. Wilson, tn,
leader in the affair, las tried for
o%in.;iar onrnsc ct the last term of tn,
Superior Court. Many negroes ar,
nos armed and are resisting Tho
civil ;uhoritics. Great cxcitemen,
prevails It Plymouth and in the sur
tnuuling COUNTRY. T.;s information
sIr.m Capt Askcw, OF ,he steamc'
'nnia,a, and the messenger sent b.
tie Mayor, and is reliable
CIV. Jarvis Immediately ordered
J. cent. Col John w. Cotton, of th'
Frs regiment, and two %romranie'
IL Plymouth. and went to that plac,
.ain:sclf, ans, the nest day sent th'
t"It"uirg
II, arrived thee At l o%clnrl
l%,l.ffv afternoon that III Saturday
II ;.,,s ud riotin. four men were
"a nu,1,l one at whon has sinc,
'ii,'e. The posse Of Sheriff Sprnll
l:a made 'hc arrests before tn
sr"",.s reached TIE scene
Tie telegram further stated TIA
try.h'nG was then orderly ~
o." Ct, ard ,ha, HE troops would Re
fn,l, II one. The rioters are SAFE
: - sc fled TO some II ID swamp
"a hy.
", m.ke ron.r f.r H., hove I,
she. t'w quickly Ia~lt>> bands an.
r~.,,r,s ne dispersed, AL As a warm
ing /" III o'htrs. CIV JARVIS actr
~ ni,lv. = he should have lone.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07

An interesting account OF the
Plymouth riot has been submitted
TO Gov. Jarvis by the Mayor Of that
town. l. is very plain that the
Mayor only called tor troops when
he could pursue no other course
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07

4 Western editor, in response 10
q SUBSCRIBE VII" -rumhie- that his
morning Pep "a> 90. intoIerahIv
d:np. >a>~. "stHl II .iYnrt.
is So unucn d,e on it,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07

IuE Christmas i..,l,.'a,> have lecu
unusually mnrd,fc'.e ,h.r ate~.
w,.tle in North Carnlna they we've
Wv quiet. From Al sections come
nuuerCuS rtI outs ~ accidents. hVm
yide~ and other terrible crimes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07

w - an .,i,nL {. Is E.cen,
Esq. cduor ii II, Durham Tobacco
I.unf, muci ~ucr, - VIII bus Sen.:
Weekly. th. tir>, number ni.i, srins
ISSUED he past week. p',cc 81 80
lpt A.fI:sN
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07

JOHN KELLY is raising a row il
;he New York Legislature.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07
ORANGE SUPERIOR CoUsT-The

ORANGE SUPERIOR CoUKT-The
Spring Term OF this court will begin
Mnnd*v. AG''i 81 judge Gra,.s
VII. pl-s,d.. The t"i.ualng Is = list
OF jurors:
First Week Sidney Ray, James
d. Long, J. A. +. Crawford, q. w.
Lssbley, John G. Sykes. NJ. w.
Moore, Charles S. Suggs. Thomas B.
Hill, John G. Daniel, Jacob G. ALI
son, u. II. Holmes, Hudson Spar
row, John w. Wilke'son, Robert A.
Durham, Robert P. S,rayhorn, Thos.
J. Burroughs, Wesley Compton, c.
E. Wilson Of Felix, Jas. V. Jones,
II. l.. McDade, David L. Wells,
Robert McCauley, Thos. A. Eau.
cette, Archibald Cain, john H.
Hodge, c. W. Johnston, P. c. Cam.
eron, james Gill, D. e. Parks, D. n.
Durham, John c. Murphy, Richard
NJ. Jones, Merritt Cheek, David
Thompson, NJ. J. w. McCauley, S
r. Thompson.
Second Week-H. NJ. e. Suowd
John 7. Gates, Nelson Ray, Thos
Tate. J. w. Allison, A.. J.. Gordon
WIN. A. Burch, Stephen T. Forrest
Thos. J. Taylor, Charles Davis, ]
NJ. Pittard, VIM. NJ. Kiniop Nelson
Smith OF J., Willoughby Hall, L. J
Job, Henry c. Walker, Charles +
Crabtree, G. Emsley Donnell.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07

Judge Tourgee has started a
weekly paper in Philadelphia under
the name of Or Ic,ltinent. There
is probably no law 10 prevent this
man from going fools brands all
his lite. Judging i,om the name Sc
lected for his last venture Wash
Mgton Posi-.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07

Several young ladies and gentle
m.cn hase been enjoying themselves
skating on the ponds near town.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07

The latest intelligence from the
headquarters OF he Joi,ns,or-Davis
n.us> is 10 he cttecr .pat Mr.. Davis
vas IN the lawful possession of one
dollar aud KY i've cents. all in
>~,rt;r, a, Tie jiue ol he general
>ma>iru;'. at, ,hi> ca,ire sum was
g"hbiv'I ly ere Of 81 e,nan> bnm.
ue:s.-N rnYhiS Tang ,4raianche
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07

General Alhe., Pike, who is the
highest ranking Free Mason in the
United States, is now seventy two
years old. He is sill so vigorous
that he enjoys Geld. sro,ts with as
keen y pleasure as wien. Fifty wears
ago, he hunted in New Mexico,
Texas aud Arkansas. He is more
,lian six feet tall ail is ben, but
little.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07

T. tlcc if,tkes> should read tie
advertisement in another co,rn II
headed Gool jnnts
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-07

The trial Of Guiteau will cost the
government, It is said, owe S10O, 600.