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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-14
PHILIPS WIFE.

81 am Philips wife! That is all that
l wish to be. All human happiness, all
the delights OF the world-those two
words express the whole of their mean
ing to me. Think of me as phillips
wife, dear aunt, from this moment and
when you have forgotten me, try and
love him-for my sake"
Those were the concluding words Of
the letter that Miss Dorothy Wilson's
maid brought to her on the silver break
fast tray one autumn morning, in the
year 1873
Miss Dorothy was healthy and veal
thy maiden lady of fifty seven, who had
been forsaken, in the early years, by the
man whom she loved, and to whom she
was engaged.
For his sake, she hated all men there
after. And when she adopted the or
phan daughter of her, only brother, at
twelve years Of age, she said to her Sc
verely
''Remember, miss, I'll have no marry
ing or falling in love on my premises!
So be on your guard.
Lucy Wilson, at twelve, promised,
with a gleeful giggle, to forswear such
follies; but Lucy Wilson at eighteen, fled
clandestinely from her aunt's roof, and
gave up all prospect of inheriting her
immense fortune, to marry Philip Mon
teith. n poor artist who had no income,
and no defense against poverty except
his canvass and his brush.
But they loved each other SO tenderly
poor young fools that they were-tha
they actually contrived to live In small
Paradise of their own for more than
three years, during which time Aun
Dorothy had formally cast them off ane
made some six and twenty wills, will
none of which was she satisfied ten min
utes after they We're signed.
At the beginning of the fourth year
Aunt Dorothy died suddenly. Th'
twenty-sixth will had been destroyed
The twenty-seventh was not drawn up
And Lucy, being her next of kin an
only near relative, became the possesso
of the immense fortune withouta dissen
tient voice.
Such wife as she had been to Phil
in the days of their poverty, such wifi
) she hoped to be to him now-7now whe
every wish that the dear fellow NIGH
form could be granted, almost before
was expressed. And their home. Wins
dream of beauty il grew to be, reare
with the wealth, and decorated and &C
orned by his artistic taste.
Happy? Well-yes. At least Phil
seemed happy-"as the day was long,
to use childish saying.
And Lucy would be happy, as in til
. DAYS OF the old, when Miss Fernand
d visit ended and they were alone aga
once more?
Miss Fernand was Philips cousi
She was heiress, too, and Philip ha
Systematically avoided her III the da,
I of hi. poverty and pride.
Among other reasons for this condu
he had told Lucy. soon after their ms
riage. that Ernesta Fernand was beha
i ing very badly toward his most intima
+ college friend, and that, IL consequeii
y of her refusal TO marry him, the frlel
a had gone TO Aust, alia, broken hearte
l. never to return.
+ But with his wealth, kinder though
q.
y came to Philip Monseith.
70 He not only forgave his cousin for
= loss OF his friend, but he asked her
z. his home. And Lucy. who had hea
. Iii.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-14
The Observer,
HilIsborough, N. C.

HELP YOURSELVES by making money
when golden chance 10 offered, thereby
always KEEPING poverty from your door. Those
who always take advantage or the good chances
ter,making money that arc offered, generally
prove such chances remain In poverty. we want
many men, women. boys and girls TO work for
n ri, hi Ia their own localities. The business
We furnish an expensive outfit and all that you
need, free. No one who engages fails to mako
money very rapidly. You can devote your
whole time 70 the work, or only your spare mo-
ments. Fun Information and all that In needed
.n free. Address oTINSON CO., Portland.
Maine.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-14

~ - outnt sent free to those who wish =
" - engage IN the most pleasant ana
ny profitable business known. xyeyy-
OO thingnew. Capital not required. We
" N iuritsh YOU everything. SIC = day ana up.
wards is easily made without staying away
from home over night. No risk whatever.
Many new workers wanted At once. Many are
making fortunes at the business. LAdies make
as much as men. and young boys ana gins
maze great paw No one VINO IL willing 10 WORK
ratls u make more money every day than can
be nat.a In a week at any ordinary employ msn1
lNcse vi ho engage at once will nnd snort roee
10 fortune. Address II, HALLErT CO.. Put
AMI, Maine.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-14

e1n ou,nt furnished free. with fun In
OIO slructtonS for conducting inc moss
'rhe Uusiness Is so easy 10 leArn.I and our In.
s1ructions are SO simple and piHn- tna. any
.ne can make great profit. from me sstr rS..s 49,
ares succe sstul Is men. Boys and gIlS can
earn la.ge sums. Many hA$e made ~ tle ou1.-
ness over one hundred Collars IN NnGn Hsen.
rAso ara surprised at the case and rapadiiy
wlIn which hey are able 10 N ke money. loe
tirne,af rreat prore You 10 hot Lave u invess
capital IN ir we take all che rlsk. 1hoSs wns
Iced ready money, should wr,ts 70 Us q sncs.
All furnished Tree. Address ThCh w. Az
guSla MaipA
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-14

/ have seen, sucii sin IN the church
that have often been brought by i. to
siekiy stat, of mind Bu. when turn
si - the world, have seen siu working
there Iii such measures and forms that
have turned back again To the church.
with more wisdom OF mind and more al.
fecttOu 10 is.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-01-14

THE
Orange County Observer,
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
JOSEPH A. HARRIS.
Hillsborough, N. c.

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-04-27

The House, being in Committee of the
Whole House on the State of the Union. and
having under consideration the bill III R.
No. 2315) to provide for the appointment of a
commission to investigate the question of the.
tariff and internal revenue laws
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CONCLUDED ON SECOND rAeE-l
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
the sKmpruuOnment Of Mr.. Gray.

DUBLIN, Aug. H.--It ID stated that
M, Gray, who was sentenced to three
months imprisonment yesterday, is in
delicate health.
A meeting, at which Lord. Mayor
Dawson presided, was held at the Man.
sion House to day for the purpose OF
starting fund for the assistance of
evicted tenants. Messrs. Parnell aud
Dillon we're present. The attendance
was large, The Lord Mayor read a let.
Ter from Mr.. Gray, dated in prison. He
enclosed EGO, and declared that their
cause was that of justice and progress.
The reading of the letter was received
by cheers and shouts of "Down with
Lawson |" The police apprehended a
disturbance tonight, az great indigna.
tion prevails. A resolution was passed
in favor OF the formation of National
fund to meet the election expenses OF
Irish members with the view of ob
tanning an efficient National party In
Parliament. The support of the Irish
people at home and abroad and the CO.
operation of local public bodice are So
licited.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19

THE Morning News Is publishing
Senator Bayard's speech, which be
made in opposition to the repeal of the
match tax. In thatspeech in which the
Senator is careful to show that he had
carefully examined the law upon the
subject and consulted the revenue de-
partment In regard to the working OF
the tax system he represented that the
Diamond Match Company was only
allowed five per cent rebate on the
purchase of stamps. Either Senator
Bayard was mistaken or Senator Con
ger was mistaken, as the latter in his
reply to Senator Bayard reminded that
gentleman that the tax monopolistS
were allowed ten per cent. rebate in
stead of FIVE. The question Ia, was
Senator Bayard so poorly informed on
the subject on which he was talking or
did he purposely misrepresent to gain
o point? AS the Senator has a high
order of conscientious scruples that
would prevent him from making mis-.
representations we must conclude that
he was ignorant of the subject on which
he was speaking. Will the Every Even
ing not straighten the Senator out?
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
Indian Murders.

Another band Of Apaanes have peue-
trated Alamer aEd are depredating
there,
Advices from Quay mas, Sonora, state
that the Chihuahua chief, Juh, with
200 Apaches, are committing terrible
atrocities in the Sahuarapa district. A
large force of Mexicans is pursuing
them.
Up to a late hour last night Indian
Commiscio Price had received no
information at Washington of the
threatened outbreak of Red Cloud
and the Sioux at the Pine Ridge Agen'
cy.
At Taratuc Ranch the Apaches kill
ed six men, two men in Lucuchilla,
two men In Arincohonda, and eleven
women and one child at ECarriel. Be.
fore killing them they tortured and
maltreated them. They then started
in pursuit of four men, one Of whom
escaped and brought the news to Trim
idad, whence body of citizens has
started to the rescue.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19

ROBERT LAHBDEN, life long and
leading Democrat OF Sussex county,
but now a Democrat no more, some
time ago offered to bet $500 that Sus-
sex county would go Republican by
500 majority. The Every Evening
heard of a certain DIR. Laws of George
town who was willing to take the bet.
Mr.. Lambden heard of it and rode a
distance of sixteen miles to George
town to see DR.. Laws and make the
wager. He found him but the doctor
wasn't in betting hum.r, and "Bob"
had to go back again with his money
in his pocket. Doctor Laws even went
SO for as to say that he had never said
anything to an E. e. reporter about it,
but we are inclined to thinkhej might
be mistaken for the paper named new
or tells anything but the naked truth.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19

On "WEDNESDAY, we believe 1t was.
the Every Evening In sudden flush OF
anger, said it would never pay any
mOlt atrtItlth 10 tie - ,
farther than to deny its expressions
when it told untruths. Since then the
REPUBLICAN has charged that Will
liam Fl. swift, President of the Dia.
rOnd Match Company, (more properly
monopoly either had been or was now
stockholder in tle Every Evening
End came to its assistance in financial
straits. At the same time we charged
tLat Senator Bayard, if not stock.
holder, AT least mole than oncerendered
pecuniary assistance to that paper.
To these charges we have no answer
and therefore they must be true.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19

TODAY A DOZEN or SO of Democrats
will meet in the respective Hundreds
and choose delegates in proportion to
the population Of the hundreds, thus
choosing some A delegates for popu'
lation of $4,000, la this city the same
programme will be gone through with,
but only eleven delegates will be elected
to represent 10000 of a population.
Strange to say the Democrats of this
city do not seem to mind such intquai-
ity; even Mr.. Bayard has never been
known to say word against 1t 30 far
as any public remark has been made.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
THE BEST
KIDNEYAND LIVER MEDICINE
NEuRR KNOWN TnR FAIL


CITRES WHEN ALL OTHER MEDI
ONES FAIL, as 1t acts directly on the
Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, restoring
them Nt once to healthy action. HUNTS
kEMEDY is safe, sure and speedy cure,
and hundreds have testified to having been
cured by 1t, when physicians and friends
had given them up 70 die DO not delay,
but try OF once HUNTS REMEDY.
HUNTS REMEDY cures all Dis.
eases OF the Kidneys, Bladder
Urinary Organs, DTOORy Gravel,
tentiOn q ( Urine
n AUNT'S remedy cures pain i'm
the side, Back or OtnB, General
Debility, Female Diseases Dis
turbed sleep, Loss of appetite,
BrIght's Disease, and all Com.
plants of the UrtnO.Gen1tal Or
HUNTS REMEDY quickly induces
the Liver to healthy action, removing the
causes that produce Bilious Headae he,
Dyspepsia, bOur Stomach, COst1Ve.
ness, Piles, &c.
By the use Of HUNTS REMEDY, the
Stomach and Bowels will speedily regain
their strength, and the Blood will be perfect
ly purified.
HUNT'S REMEDY is pronounced BY
the best doctors to be the only cure for all
kinds Of kidney diseases.
HU NT'S REMEDY Is purely vegetable
and is sure cure for Heart Disease and
Rheumatism when all ether medicine falls.
HUNTS REMGBY Is prepared
expressly for the above diseases.
and has never been known TO fall
One trial will convince you. For
sale by Rll DrugGtsts, send for Pham-
phlet to
HUNTS REMEDY CO., Providen CO, &. |.
Prices, 70 cents and 0I.25.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
NRAND OPENING OF THE SEASON,
" GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Saturday, August l9, 1857.
THATCHER, .-
PRIMROSE
h WESH'S
CONSOLIDATED MIHiSIkELS
T.,P.& W...................So .Sols troprIctors
dno. L. OHAPMAN.. ................ Manager
END MEN-I2 ,.r....
l3-69NG & DANCEARTISTS-12
2-SOLO SLN9EkS-12
CLOG AKTISTS-I2
1O-SRASS BAND & OROHESTRA-2O
Popul ar prices. Reserved sastsat Thomas
Thursday morning, August II. aul6-t

PROPOSALS. FOR RESErTING OF
CURB AND RBPAvINa rHS BED oB sRv-
BNTH sTREGT FROM THIS RAsTERLY s1DR OF
POPLAR STREET TO THE WESTERLY slDB OF
THB PHILADRLPa aIAi WILMINGTON AND BALTI-
MORE X AILRoAD.
Proposals will be received a. the CITY Hall
until Thursday evening, July .4th instant.
The contractor will be required to furnish
all new materisl necessary 10 complete the
work In O good workmanlike manner; all old
mat eriRl thRt Is suitable to be used in per-
forming and completing the contract. A bond
with security In the sum Of one hundred dol
lars must accompany each proposal for the
good faith Of the bidder. and the person Or
persons to whom the contract may be award.
cd must give bond with security In the eSum Of
FIVE hundred dollars for the faithful perform.
ance Of the contract. The work mus be done
under the direction ard supervision Of the
street commissioner, and must be completed
within 80 days from the time the contract Is
awarded by City Council; for every day
thereafter the contractor must pay 70 the
city Of Wilmington the sum Of ten dollars.
The committee reserve the right TO reject
any bid that they do not think 1t will be to
the interest Of the city. to accept. All bids
must be properly 'igned sealed and endorsed
proposals for re-setting Of curb aud repaF ing
the b. d ofSeventh street from the easterly
side of Poplar street to the westerly side Of
the P, W. & b. X. X. FOR futther infOrma-
tlon applyto LEWIS ZEbGEY,
Street Commissioner.
BY order ofStreet Committee, u. X SIXTH,
aulo-AE ChGirman.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19

Malaria, ChilIs and Fever, and Bilious at
tacks positively cured with Emory's stand.
ard Cure PilIs-An infallible remedy; never
fail to cure the most obstinate, long-standing
cases where Quinine and all other remedies
have failed. They are prepared expressly
for malarlOus sections, in double boxes, two
kinds Of Pills, containing strong cathartio
and chill breaker, sugar. coated; contain no
Quinine or Mercury, causing no gripping or
purging they are mild and efd dcient, certain
In their action and harmless In all cases
they ettectually oleaDse the systenn, and give
new life and tone to the body. As a house
hold remedy they are unequaled: For Liver
Complaint their equal is not known one
box will bave wonderful effect on the w0ret
case. They are used and prescribed by ply
sicians, and sold b Druggists everywhere, or
sent BY mail, 76 an 80 cent boxes. EInery's
Little Cathartic Pills, bOst ever made, only
8 cents Standard Cure Uo., ia Nassau
street New York. ie27e0dd&W-0m
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
Tho Massach usetts Green Dac II er'sD

The platform adopted yesterday by
the Massachusetts Greenbackers' Don-
vention declares, among other things,
that "all property should be equitably
taxed for the support ofthe g Government,
but right of suffrage should not be de-
pendent thereon; that we are in favor
of legislation which shall tighten she
exhaustiveness of toll, the hours OF labor,
and secure universal education among
the people; that we are in favor oi
weekly payments to labor; that eight
hours should constitute a legal days
work; that we protest against the in.
iquitous system of contract convict
labor that pls ces the honest mechanic
in direct competition in the laoor
market with criminals; that as Ameri-
cans we deplore the arbitrary impris-
onment of our citizens in British bas-
tiles, and deplore our continued mis-
represent alton at the Court ofSt. James
by a Minister who sanctions the illegal
conduct of the British Government
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
lime TABLE
UoKRnyrED MAY ., 1851

rkAISs LEAVE WILMINGTON ul
Philadelphia, roo, 2gs, 100, $50, ~ !;s..s Ss%s
p;39 S6S, lO:SG, u:bS .. NJ; lT;ie' "a, 'ss N
los a:S6, 400, oil, O:SS, '"O' IN "'
q:b6 p II umu
koW York, 200, ,2:9a, $50: 80 ~ H. "SlA'
~ El2:3s, LIS, I'll, S% u, a
Baltimore, l:O6, S:Ss a. m; 1901 S'0' Sn'"'
po,t,mors and washington, Ia Ill., w
OH a mil, EO9, e:67, ll:@ p. H.
Baltimore and bay Line, S;E p u an,
Baltimore and IutormedisA StSu0nA ""'
New e: CASTLE, 900, y,O a. NJ LOO san4 ,,,
Esrr,nVton t, npo intermediate Station tE sS1 \.
=. S': los; $40 p. m. No SunoN - !
UeImar and Intermediate StSaOn' v"
LOS y. NJ, .r,,.d tVL
Wilmington and Northern HS'lV
M; f:D5, 800, $50 p. m'
delaware Western RailrOad, To'' l'"A'
S''O y ~ SUNDAY TRAINS VoR ... N
pxu..u,,,,,o 200 2:2S, S:lOs m. LEW"
$50, 6:8s, T:2o, 1880, $eS, =: s.Oo "a "a ~
Philadelphia and New HorA' '''"
6:l7, 6:3S. 7:26 p. m. ,m III I'll
Baltimore aud Washington, I'H
500, 9IT a. m, 1;4 D. w' rroI
ARR1yEAr WILMINGTON ! fsU. ~,
n 80. "a, .6l TAO S;OO, SOe Y ~
Il:l9, 1l:6s M; HyUj, Hsj, s.OO .; ;6OlO.Ris
l:6o, b:6S. 0,o0, ,o;1O, ,o:O'', ,iS t5l, CO., "
a. NJ; 2s0, 1895, 1l.oO' H;sO y ~ : ~
from New York, l:82, EGT,6 6S SOe esS1udsyI - d \
Xxi 800 a. m, ll:O4, p ID 10 M
From Baltimore, LEI, .Ss 2;s', ,o.Ss SSS' On Sup
2:ob, I 2:ss, a. m, 6i7, 0SS, ''A, ~ S NJ
,,.,n, Nv, wash,npton. 200, G90, ll;S ~ asTnie
From 1,kS wsgaSs sI1 S.ss, III, 80 ~; M opS oSpSEE
a:SS' d:SS' S:1s S5s a. an a.. Sit, S:Ss, 7S, "T .T
New Castle, $50, lc:lS t.,,n; ?: %;' lew
WV n M, No Sunday trains oS IN
n.,swars Railroad, $50 .. M u"
n. No Sunday trainS' RsiIroId,
wilmington aud Northern t ! n, On SaD
a mN. $40, 1885,. 6:A9 p "'
S.10 a. M: arrive ':!o on. uil
o.,Svars western RailrOSd' '"
- va :; N; yos w,Ln1raEON. .,'a Z
ph,,sdslpbls. 10th and NJ, MSr1Ssgo ,S.go' Il9e
700, No. ~ Ig!gS, i:sO, s;1S, dS ~ S,'ciS ilor
GOT, SSn,dS%s. U;Syi 1850 iS:SO, 500, ~ S;0O'
s.Sa, sSn0HS i6S:0b: io:ib, ll'ao p n1., =, ,S,rt
r,sSIssnsrssdt s,"s' ,sis.. ssu' {" d'no''
express trains A. NOTICE.
,.o,o,traIn will leave .I'as GTsyt ySttatlSs! A
usopS SPs01G and WasbInGton avsDiT ,NVS itg WllI.'
sIOa1 i,Hoi Z; I ItoIIowlnE trains leST'Dsu " and Gs
=. riVsl sto a @O5' S.OO, G49 .; a;i,nGton u; on s1'
Leave aL.1,NirstSa stSai AZ $50 T1b &lO' ~"
$40. G;l0n. H. --
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19
EXOURRIONR.
CUNDAY EXOT RSION TO "ATLAN.
. TICCI1 "" on AUGUST Goth. Fare

SUNDAY EXOT RSION TO ''ATLAN.
- TICCIl "" on AUGUST Goth. Fare
onlI $500, for round trip.
The swift an oOmmodi- nIKh
ous steamer rs. III. Felton,
will leave Wilmington from Frencn e. wharf
at $40 q m; Hook 1856 q. m; Chester, at 1850
o. M, and reach Camden at a. M; where
passengers will take SPECIAL train on the
West Jer ey X. Il. and arrive at Atlantic
City by 1910.
The cars on the train will he first class In
every respect, and finished 10 fennsylVania
X. h. standard. Ehe roedIs broad gauge all
STEEL raj and the trains have all safety ap.
pliancee, by y ay Of safety brake' on oars and
engines
The train will leave Atlantic City, at t16
p. NJ, sharp, and passengers will reach vii
mIngton about o'clock.
Passengers will have upwards Of hours
to spend at this u ost Opular watering place,
the Uoney Island and Brighten Beach OF New
Jersey.
Sunday trips to PHILADELPHIA.
P.S The FELTON, will leave Wilmington,
from French st. wharf at Gas q. m; and Up.
m., Hook, 1885 o. m, and 2.6I p. m, Chester,
7.b0 a m, and $40 p. m, returning leave
Philadelphia at y 50 q. m. and 80 p m. Fare
from wilmington, l6c., return trip tickets, 25
cents, from Hook or Chester, l0c., return trip
tickets l6 cents. Tickets TO return by the r.,
W. n r. X. r., on accommodation trains only,
will be sold on board the boat.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19

Mr.. HICKEY, Clerk Of the Market, ID
getting his apparatus ready with
which to test measures and weights.
There il question as where would be
suitable place for an Office for the
clerk. The cellar of the City Hall has
been named but shat would be an in.
convenient place. The Office should be
somewhere along King street-say at
the Water Office Sixth and King.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-19

CtTOP AT FORD'S GROCERY, FLOUR,
= feed and hay market, Front and Mary
land Avenue.
Although groceries have advanced in prices
We are yet selling low: dried apple0 SOL eVap.
GRATED apples l2o.; 3bs prunes 26o IN good
coffee $50; honey drop lbc.; hno syrup 12o.,
those are the best syrups sold In the city for
the money. Our 400. tea is extra, our 500.
tea is fiue our 600, tea osR,t be heat; ooitees,
10, IA I6, is, "a, u.s. 80, 33, we sell nothing but
standard goods; -four for $3.50 Is the best In
the city for the money. aud we are
the only ones who sell that brand our $500
-four is patent process, other brands we will
sell 25c less than quoted by any other deal
or; for -four as we'll as any other article
We will refund the money when not satisfied
40 buyers take no risk. P.J. FORD,
mS-tf Front and MarylSnd Avo