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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


II. Il NJ O A
MYTH PLEASURE I INFORM
w nv customers that l have bought
and removed my stock of goods TO the
large and commodieus srore-hou>e re-
Gently occupied by the late j. b. &.
Roulhac. Will be pleased to see my
frienals1a AT mr new place of bt.iness, and
can show YOU as nice
NEW STOCK OF GOODS
as our town affords
NEW DRESS GOODS. NoTloSs.
SHOES IN GREAT VARIETY.
CROIkEKI. HARDWARE A SIS
LETT lot OF
GRO f s..
Keep constantly on hand the FAR
MER'S FRIEND FLOWS. DIXIE
PLOWS. WATT PLOWS and tn
tAVERY DOUBLE SHOVEI.S. Ais
the ,casting for the above make Q
ploWs-
Am going TO sell low
For Cn1h anh Barter.
Thankful for past patronage. anu WI
endeavor by square dealing and lo'
prices to merit an increasing bushes!
]. .E:.JONES.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-24
sA-l-hc ofIi(.s. at the Orr
nM.rs, N;.,>aMtN observcr
I. in ths. BERRY Building,
l1a.AG floor.

nm.rs, County Observer
1. in the. BERRY H3 Building,
NrAG nsDOr-
Very cold weather,
Snow icil here Wednesday and
Thursday.
1t is a violation Of the law TO
carry a razor IA 4 weapon.
--Orangc comfy Superior Cour,
April 2nd. Judge Giimer will pre-
s,tr.
Judge Gilmer passed through
Hll,boro "t hi. way to Court j"
Chatham ":"n,y.
M. Alfred Murray, - years
Of age, died near Cedar Grove, the
9Th ia, ot March.
Ii We had II" faults VIZ >'int'h
no, ,ahr - mn,l, pleasure IN u"
tr.iny them IN oti,ers.
WIN. + Shields has been pro
rnnnc,~l Il l"na,.c, aud is Confined ~
the asylum d, Raleigh.
M. T. G.. Du>aI!, Jr, 81 lr"m
Uncut lawyer "i New ORR. las Sr',''
visiting his .j,,",. Mt-. J. ! 4
Rnul,inr, Al tt. ,'sr-.
-M.>,.s. j. H.. = j, { -. a.
bn,!drn. i ,.,-c 49,, -: r tt t..
laec, .4c,",y Dmiam il. IL. r,a'
OF, The ra,,i'ai d,io;.
IMr. I'll. S.ruc.wcx. a -
business man OF No..r:k, W., va,
in town the pas, week visiting hi
rarcnt-, DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Sund
wick.
Mrs. Nebecca j. Anderson, wifi
Of Mr.. X w. Andeyk"n, diad AZ |
minutes 10 1 o'clock, Saturday morI
ing, March Eth, III Cedar Gr"v
Township.
MIR. Thomas Nj. Cheek, one {
the best ,ailors in the South-se
how nicely the Bingham Scho'
boys clothes always Il, them-w:
in Hl'sboro las, Monday.
|, takes q letter 3 hours long
to 90 from Nilisboru I q Robson -
ton. 6 miles FROM llIllsl"ro on II
State University Railroad, tina"
would to 90 tr'om lI,llsbor" TO Ne
York.
. Married, in Cedsr Grove Tow
ship. Wednesday,, March l4th,
the residence of The brides moth'
by W. ID. Woods, Esq Mr.. W
Collins 10 Miss Fannie Wilkerst
All Of Orange.
Mr.. +. \. Wiley. who is TO
cashier OF the Blackwell bank
Durham, and Capt. n. a. lsams
who. we understand, will have a
si,lon in that bank, were IN Ill
boro last Wednesday.
MIR. j. +. Jones gives notice
our advertising column OF the
uoval Of his Goods 10 his new ST.
house, and also tells his c"ston
of his new stock Of goods. Gall
src his new store, and examine
goods. See his advertisement.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-24

n. o,
has received 4 large. select and com
plrtc Stock Of Spring and Summer Mil
iinery Goods. Ladies' Dress Trimmings
&C.. &c. JEW ELRY-stylish> cheap
\OTiOES-a full inc
s3Y-Ca,l anil examine our Goods, amt
| we will ,lo our best to please you.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-24

CTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,}
- ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court, 9TH of March. 1883.
O,l,r of Publication.
Eli d. Berry. Administrator OF Nancy
Berry. deceased. Us. Dizzy Murdoch.
heirs of Charlotte Wagner. heirs OF
Lewis Berry, heirs Of Joshua Berry.
ST.. heirs of Iteiiah IIiShtower. Joshua
Berry. Jr.. heirs OF Nancy r. Nay-
oner. heirs OF Robert Neai and heirs
OF Sarah Jones.
| In this proceeding it appears to the
Court upoE The affidavit of the plalhtiif.
! that the heirs Of Charlotte Wagner.
heirs of Joshua Berry. Sr.. heirs OF
Nancy El,en Wagner. heirs OF Deiiat'
Ui.htowcr. the heirs OF Joshua Berry.
.Ir.. heir, at Robert Neal n the heirs
%, sarah Jones atr neccSS 'ry parties To
this proceeding and are non-re>ldent>
of the state of North Carolina where
upon on motioN, it Is ordered that pub
~li.a,ion be made in the ORANGE COIS-
rY OBSERVER. Il newspaper published
in Hill sboro. for six successive weeks.
notifying the said NONRESIDENT defend
ants to hc and appear before the Clerk
Of the Superior Court for the County OF
Orange at his Office in llill>borO. on
Tu,>lay the 1t day o: May. 1888. or the
, plaiiuiif will apply 10 the Count foi the
relief demanlr,t ia the complai,H-
Witness Pride Jones. Clerk ut the st-
:, perior Court OF Orange County. nj Office
in Ilillsboro. the 9TH OF March. 1883.
! PRIDE JONES.
=, Clerk Superior Court
NT.ATE OF NORTH CAROLlNA.}
y ORANGE COUNTY. !
superior Court. eth o. March. 1883.
Petition to sell real estate for assets.
Eli Berry, Admir- IF Nancy Berry. dc
ceased. against Die. Murdoch an'
others.
10 The above entitled clu~e j. Il >pccia
proceeding BY Hi Berry. Admir- .
Nancy BERRY. deceased. against III
heirs IT law ot the >,i! Nancy Hrirt
~ asking for a sale ot The iui.~tAt,- 49,
Tor the lavln III o. '..h:e.
pears "a ,sf" -stl~t.s..su ~
In; tar ttc.. u ii. tl.tt.t
e. Is ,i.~ -. .Is, -
!t.i /: -.tcuss, -. /. s.,. q
t.ss- &. <a1 E..t7l W.
E..t.! :. M. 80! ..yss> !. ~8g,2 i.
.,rv necessary parties - .i.l> -" a.
in.. .tul arr no,i-rr>lt-ui> ~ the Sta
-, al North Carolina. therefore. tt.. tbo'
-. n.mci absent defendants arr hereby Ia
~, titled 10 be ami apl-ar before rae ~ II
-: office. in Ilill>b"rn. ON Tuesday tn" ]
..y .: n:y. l>>t ani ANSWER ilnr eor
,I.int !, -,n f'is.'. ur The plaIn:iA Y
.,.y the 'n:-t toi ti.e relief j
.alut. E. -aii !. t.upllt4',
=: Ntjut~~i II. #ullt~. vrA 81 tie :
-rior Cour;. Il office il. iii%Iisf"r". |
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-24

Letters tt~>.atn.ntary upon the estate.
at John b. q. Rouihac having this day
been issued l.. me tv the Probate Court
,f Orange Cnuu.v. | hereby Motif, ali
person. i,.,ir.lSl To- -sfi stat /" t..'.,
forward ,t make immediate .laym'
and n: persons hnl linz cairns "a;
,.il eeta,, mus, present i. ~ = :Ar b
.,r,. thr 1T. IL, ii V til. -. r ihi-
!os.gc MI ~ 80. d il. y = ts.rlr r
to,rrv. ii;> 80. day d. >iryvh. l>>}
~. ). kOCIH-it.
Executor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-24
RIGA. ROMiNGER.
u + n r S r.,
y. C..

. Having determined to locate in the
nwn-n lIil,>l"ro. I have rented the
.,"irc formerly occupied by DIR. ID. y.
knlr.rt~>.,. whcrci may ht found 1t Amy
time ate" March 10Th. lSS3.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-24
SUBSCRIPTION KAIT>:

.TIRDAY. MARCH, ~ 1883.
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Selling Out MT Cost,
FOR CASH OR BARTER.
X WHITE * co.
For the next sixty days we propose TO
sell at cost our entire stpck III
DRY GOODS
BOOTS SHOES,
- HATS and CAPS,
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COUNTY CBSEEF Ek.

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$500 REWARD!

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49, - 8 sE1 go sR.F ~
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-24

THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR
rOHACCO F T. Ii T Ii z +. II
EVER SOLD IN.
. ".
NORTH CAROLINA.
This advertisement will hardly be read BY any person who has sos
heard Of the large sales of

through the tobacco raising districts OF North Caroina and Virginia and
the immense popularity that it enjoys
TO a large extent this trade ame o US unsolicited and is entirely the
Of a few tons, sent into the State \ fey years ago, having tsspsu
u, g c, we'll as to have induced others to try it, And year after year The
results were 8 satisfactory that many others were induced to ny Il. until
finally the trade has increased 10 several thousands OF tons Mnpy becs0s
the fertilizer has been made up TO the highes, notch Of cxcehcnce aad ode
price krp, down to the lowest Wholesale cash price to tho ftfuef' fn'
tl,zers a be made and sold Al, any price, but nothing 10 The way Of :.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-08

VIENNA, July 7.-Chambourd passed u
quiet night and experienced little suffering.
He was very weak this morning, however,
but received the Count De Paris at noon to-
day.
PARIS, July IA dispatch from Vienna
TO the Gamlois says the count OF Paris,
and duke OF Dalencon, have gone from that
city ~ Frohsdorfl. The condition OF Cham
bourd has not changed since last rep Jrts. II
his weakness continues the physicians will
prohibit him from seeing all visitors lnclud.
ing the princess. General Thibodin, the
French minister OF war, has authorized the
duke of Doumele to proceed TO Vienna.
The Gamlois says the Prince Jerome Napo-
leon will issue Il manifesto In the event of
the death of Chambourd.
VIENNA. July Count dc Chamhord
saw the Orleans princes to-day, notwith
standing advces Of physicians to not see
visitors. The patient rose in bed and kissed
the Count de Paris, The princes on leav-
ing the room, displayed much emotion.
They will return to Vienna.
FRousDoRFF, July 7.-(Midnight THE
situation has been grave tonight, but the
count is now much better
and stronger, He has taken
some beef tea, and vomiting of blood and
pus has ceased.
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Tho Trim

ST. Louis, July THE team shoot, tif
teen men eide, between the Chicago
Shooting club and the st. Louis Gun club
occurred to-day. Repeated heavy showers
nterlered u good deal.
First Shoot-Ten birds for each man
twenty one yards rise; won by st. Louis
1872 to 1877.
Second Shoot-Twenty six yards; won by
Chicago-l27 to l2l.
Third Shoot-Thirty-o yards; won by
81. Louis--soore, 1903 10 W.
Grand Total-St Louis, $50; Chicago,
$50. After the termination OF the match Il
grand sweepstake, five birds.ior each man
twenty.six yards rise, four prizes, $40, $50
$40, 10 per cent Of entrance money, was ar
ranged with all participants in match
aud Barber, of Louisville, divided second
money. Calls, Hayden and Harrison, OF
ST. Louis, divided third money. Adding
ton, of ST. Louis, took fourth.
and two or three outsiders as contestants.
Marks of Chicago, and Pierce and Price OF
81. Louis divided first money; Farrar
Hutohins and Loveday, of Chicago,
Fourth Race--Mile and three. quartersl
was walk over Tor Monitor AMI Volusia
the same stable.
Antrim, second Heeland-Toe, third Time
-li5.
Sixth Race eplechase-Short course;
Jim McGowan won; Pasha, second; Aurel.
us, third. Time-320.
Lone BRANCH, N. j., Ju. 7.--Monmouth
Park Races; First Iace--one and one.
eighth mile; Renegade won; Euclid, second,
Mendelssohn, third. Time-l;57 l-S.
Second Ract-For two-year-olds three
quarters of a mile Huron won; Chant
cleer. second; King Arthur, third. Time
lis.
Third Raoe-For three-year- mile
and q half; George kenney won; Barnes,
second; Pizarro, third. Tlme--S;39..
NEw YoRK, July 7.-Brighton Beach
Raoes-First Race-Oue mile; Plunger won.
Arsenic. second Marie, third. Time--l:ii.
Second Race-Mile Topsy won Hck-
ory Jim, second Matte Rapture, third.
Tme-~l;43 IL
Third Race-Two miles; Hartford won
Ida b., second, Alta b., third, Time
1897 IA.
Fourth Three-quarters of n mile;
Grenite, first; Newsboy, second, Woodcraft
third. Time-l,lSt.
Fifth Race Handicap hurdle race, mile
and u quarter, over five hurdles, Moscow
won; London, second, Bedouin, third.
rime-2.2l l.2
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Ouashed,

JACKSON. MISS, July TAT Oxford YES
terday, Judge Hill quashed the information
filed by Chalmers and Chandler against
Watson and others, known
as the POLITICAL case growing
out of the Chalmers. Manning contest for
congress. The Judge stated that the
information charged no specific crime
against the government, and the grand
jury and witnesses being present he would
permit no further proceedings on iniorma-
ton, but only on indictment. District.At.
torney Chandler said he would not be die.
tated to by the court as to how he
should manage his business, and that he
would proceed no further in the election
fraud cases until the mat.
ter could be laid before
the department of justice at Washington.
Judge Hill said this matter should
not again be entertained in his court,
unless through the finding OF the grand
jury; that informations were not favored
but only tolerated in extreme cases of
which the present was not one.
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A Queer Case

New YoRE, July I'm 1877 John and
Elizabeth King, pickle dealers, on
Vesey street. were robbed of over
$4,000 in Uuited States bonds. gold and
greenhacks, which they kept in their store.
All efforts to recover the property failed,
until lately the two old people died,
and their son and daughter
parsued search and q few days ago were
notified by the United States treasury at
Washington that one OF the per cent.
stolen bonds OF 81 900 had been received
there. Then came in other notices from
the treasury that all bonds had passed
through the hands of New York bankers.
The matter has been placed in the
hands of lawyer, who
will CARRY the case into
the courts to recover bonds. From eyi.
dence so far II appears that as soon as the
thieves divided the money the bonds were
of in bulk at one place
in.this city, which forwarded them imme
dately TO = house In London. The man
who sold the bonds and acted as
the thief is now under constant
while his confederates are
spotted" so rs to be taken at moments
notice.
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ALEXANDRIA, July 7.-One hundred and
seven deaths from cholera at Damieta yes
terday; thirty.nine at Mansurah, and six
teen at Sawamund.
CoNsTAsTGSoPLE, July The sanitary
council in order TO prevent the introduc-
ton of cholera into the Turkish possessions.
has resolved TO ask the Porte TO request the
Egyptian government to prohibit refugees
from starting for the Turkish coasts, and to
inform that government II any refugees ar
rive at the ports belonging TO Turkey, they
will not be allowed 70 aud
ALEXANDRIA, July AT Menzoleha yes,
'erday eleven deaths from cholera occurred
iurng the twenty-iour hours ending at
$ O'Clock his morning. Seventy Two deaths
from cholera occurred at Dtmietta, 30 at
Mansura 0 at Samanoud and at Sherbin
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found the streets deserted. The riotous
miners we're not expecting them. Governor
Barstow and other state officers accom-
panied the troops Eleven OF the ring
leaders were arrested No resistance wa
made. They will probably be taken to
Chelsea this afternoon. Much sympathy Is
expressed for the miners. Some families
are on the verge of starvation. Women
with children in their arms, appealed 10
troops for assistance Money has been
raised TO relieve their immediate needs,
The company proposed to pay SOU Al
once, 50 600 next week and the balance,
81 $50, as soon as ore, now In process OF re-
linement, can be put through and shipped
large portion of the troops will probably
return tonight, and it is thought the dan
ger is over
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In "A Plight.

PARIS, July The French column, af
ter successful campaign in upper Senegal
was attacked with typhus fever. The stu
alton is becoming grave. Colonel Desbordes
the French commander instead of march
ing to st. Louis, the capital, resolved to
transport Garonne The effort proved
fatal to the column, as the commander
of the Garonne, fearing his crew might be
attacked by contagion, refused to receive
the afflicted soldiers on board
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HARTFORD, Connecticut, has the right
kind of u mayor, one whose incumbency Is
a source OF profit rather than aburden upon
the tax payers. He spends annually far
m IRE upon the city and in the entertain
ment OF distinguished visitors than his sal
AIRY amounts TO. In the entertainment OF
the Charleston, s. c., militia alone, notvery
long since he spent ia one evening $l7OO,
II the cities and towns generally through
out the country had such mayors as Hart
ford has they could be congratulated upon
the necessity which forces upon them II
mayor aud council
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dark thoughts and dreadful dreams OF sui
OIL lie take hold OF man his doom Is sealed.
N reason or associations will exercise the
demons again. The whole profession Will
learn with double regret and sorrow OF
the sad end Of JOHN PINER OF Bonham' 1t
is another fearful illustration OF the ravages
Of strong drink, for to whisky alone II
seems his suicide is TO be attributed.
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Mnnt.n To- Th1nmIn.

ST. LQuIs, July 7-Rnst and Coolidge,
contractors for building the bridge across
the Arkansas river for the Texas h ST.,
Louis Narrow Gauge railroad, served no
'ice yesterday on President Paramore, al
Pine Bluff, that they would abandon The
bridge unless they were paid $25, eco cash
and were released from the penalty OF $50,
0O0, caused by non-oomplying with the
contract. Colonel PatamOre refused their
demand and entered suit against them for
$35 600, and attached their machinery.
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COLUMBUS, o., July 7,-Engine No. 2i5,
extra, west-bound on the Little Miami
division of the Panhandle, ran into the
rear OF No. 81, half a mile east OF Spring
Valley, at lilo a, M, destroying the ca.
boose and wrecking seventeen cars, nearly
all OF which were empty, and badly damaG-
ing the engines. Traney, rear brakeman
on No, 81, was slightly bruised and cut
about the head and has small bone broken
in his leg. Kennedy, engineer of No. 2i5,
accident was probably caused by No. 81
stalling while setting OIL cars and the flag
man not going back promptly. The track
was blocked for number of hours and
trains badly delayed. The injured all live
In Columbus.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-08

Our esteemed contemporary, the Bren-
ham Banner, in commenting on the Waco
talk of making the Examiner joint'stoek
company::paper and the query of one OF the
prom oters of the scheme as to what amount
Of money would be required TO make 1t
lirst-class daily, very wisely and truthfully
remarks. "Money will accomplish won
d.rs hut n great n,asp be es
tablished in u brief period. 1t must be
built up by slow and tedious process, re-
curing both money and welldirected hard
work, and it must have the confidence OF
the people. II requires time as well az
money TO establish Newspaper"
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Danger of n Freight nlookage,

LOUISVILLE, KY. July 7--Car-loads of
exhibits for the southern exposition are ar
irving every day at the various freight de,
pots in the city. The exposition can only
undertake to handle freight delivered at its
DOORS and exhibitors should make arrange
ments 10 have freight hauled to the EXPOSE
ton or sent over the connecting road, else
before many days they may find them
selves blockaded nj the freight depots.
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The Heated Term In New YOrk-ScOrc
Of SunstrOkes.
The Orleans Princes at the MOrlbund
Counts Bedside.
A Noted SOngstress Dead at Blooming.
Ing, III.
Other Very Interesting News Notes.
wasting Time

LoNDoN, July THE Times, in a ilnan-
cial article understands an effort In regard
to Confederate bonds will not be made
without preliminary understanding with
some influential southerners. The daily
News financial article says number OF
holders Of Confederate bonds have sub
scribed $1,000 for use In endeayorinp to
induce the states wishing TO re.esta6ish
their credit, TO recognize n portion OF their
debt, Lord Penzance Gorst, M. F., aud T
g. Bruce, M r., have been appointed trus'
tees. The promoters do not expect more
than 10 per cent. OF the debts, averaging
$500 600, per state will be recognized
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IF'Dalas had such citizen as Mn PRAT1,
Of Baltimore, the problem of the intel
lectual development of her citizens would
be satisfactorily settled for oil the future.
After having previously presented Balti-
more with a $685. 600 marble building to be
used as free library, he drew his check the
other day for over $S33,OO for the purchase
aud maintenance OF the library.
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Guttcnea.

4
nlSFlGURlNG Humors Illuminating Erup-
~ tons, Itching Torture, ScrOfula salt
Rheum and lniantle HumoIs cured by tle
CurCuRA REsEDEs.
CullCUsA REsoLvEST, the new blood purifier,
cCanses the blood and Precipitation Ofimpurities
and poisonous elements and thus removes the
cause.
UUIIcURL the great skin Cure, Instantly al.
lays Itchin and Inflammation, clears the skin
and Sc lp, heals Ulcers aud sores and restores
the Hair
CUuCURA SOAR, an exquisite skin BeautRer
an Toilet Requisite, prepared from CuuC IRA,
is indispensable in treating Skin Diseases, Baby
Hunors, Skin BlemiShes Sunburn and Rough.
ChaDped or Greasy skin
CUncURA ReMBnI are absolutely pure and
the only zeal Blood Purifiers and skin Beaut.
iles.
1t would require this ent re paper to do ius
iCc % description OF the cures performed by
the CUT CURA REsOLvENT internally, and CT.
7IcuEA and CuTICuEA SOAR externally Eczema
OF the palms OF the hands and of tine ends #
the fingers very difficult to treat and usually
considered inCurable small patches oftctterand
salt rheum on the ears, nose and Sides of the
face; scald heads with loss of hair without
number, heads covered with dandtuff and calv
eruptiOns especially Of children and infants
many % which since birth had been mass OF
scahs; itching, burning and sCaly tOr,ures that
bailed even relief from ordinary remedies
soothed aud healed rs by magic ps1r aSis len.
rosy aud other frighlful forms of skin diseases,
scrOfuOus ulcers Old sores and discharginv
wounds, each and all Of which have been speed,
ily permanently and economically cured by
the Cur1CuRA REMEDIES when physicians. no $
pitfalls and all otherrcmedies failed as proven
ny vastnumber of sworn testimonials in our
possession.
Sold everywhere Price CUucURA, 50 cts.
REsoLyEsr, 81. SOAP 2j cts. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL Co, BosToS, MASS
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" G cents
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SAVANNAH, Mo-, July Frank Garrett,
a brother of Mike Garrett, now in Jail on
the charge of outraging Mrs. Belle White,
was detected by Mrs. Joe Hill in the
ran away when discovered and posse of
vigilNnts are hunting him with excellent
prospects OF lynching.
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New YoRK, July The heat to-day was
as intense as yesterday. Up to noon nine
cases Of sun-stroke were reported, none
fatal.
The deaths this week were ,OOl against
nc last week. Total deaths OF children
under . years in this city, G72.
There were three additional cases of sun.
stroke in the afternoon, making twelve In
all for the day. OF these, three were fatal.
LATER. Fifty.one cases Of sunstroke in
this city and Brooklyn to-day, thirteen Ia
tai. Highest point OF thermometer, ~ de-
greps
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-08

BRlpGEwATER, MASS, July THE state
alms.house is now burning with no hope Of
saving it. The main buildings are gone
aud others are goinh last. The GOO inmates
confined in the aims. house were safely re.
moved. The fire broke out at about 92O,
mates. The uildings were all destroyed
except two barns. They were erected in 1852
and were in good repair. The loss is esti.
mated at Sl50,0Oo; insur ,nce not asoer.
famed