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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-14

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-14
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-14

Der 9ampfer =, ,geiasara" fdnst auf Dem EBese
Don 9aepsSJprf nacb 5auanna Scuer uan
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HHe @afiagierE serettet.
National Republican., 1883-03-30
Z. S. CONWAY, Sec.
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The wife of Charles Ward, master shin
| builder at Potomac ship yard, lies seriously
i'll at the residence of Captain Croford, on Lee
street,
At the Catholic fair now being held in this
| city gold headed cane is to be presented to
the gentleman receiving the most votes
There were about 900 votes Wednesday, OF
which Mr.. John LannOn and w. b. Harlow
each have $50. The fair is largely attended
every night.
A delegation from the Golden Light lodge
of Good Templars of this city, consisting OF
A. w. Armstrong, II. NJ. Fultz Joseph L.
Glover, and b. w. Nails went to Herndon,
Fairfax county, last night to institute a lodge
of that order at that place.
John Craven, well known citizen, died
Wednesday night after short illness. Mr..
Craven was 70 years old, born in England,
brought to this country by New York parties
to manufacture mahogany veneering, and was
the first man engaged in that business in the
United States. lie was also prominent
Mason; identified as an officer of lodges in
this city since 1874, and as such widely and
favorably known throughout this state. For
the past eight years he has been sexton of
Christ church.
At corporation court the case of common
wealth VS.. Frances Carter, of Washington, the
jury could not agree. This is the third trial
of the case, and the fourth trial is set for the
fourth Monday in April, and the sheriff was
instructed to summon the jury all from
Fairfax county. There was much excite
ment about the court house growing out of
the case.
The market yesterday was quiet, and but
little grain was offered Small lots of wheat
sold at Sl13 to $l.16 for Fultz and $l2O for
Lancaster. Six hundred bushels of corn
brought 50 for white and SO to SO for mixed
as to quality, One small lot of oats brought
National Republican., 1883-03-30

Joseph Campbell Co., Camden, N. j., merchan-
disc.
Herr & Cssell, Georgetawn, D. c., l barrel =,
uours .....,s. s..ss...... .ss.ss''.'''ssss ~
Chris. Llpp, BALTIC, boxes soap. ......... 80 90
s. II. Van Dwyer & Co., New York, gross -.
Gouschalk & Co., BALTIC, merchandise.
New York Conden,ed Milk Co., New York,
case milk............. ................... %
J. b. Sweeney, Hagorstown Md, cigars
Kendall Manufacturing Co., New Girk, 10
cases SOuptne' 81 ~
James S. Welsh, Baltimore, barrel -four. 90
John ODonohue & Sons, New York, mat
Mocha conee,................ .....ss....... ~ w
H. Elmer d Sons, Baltimore, cases sauce. 3 90
Gallagher Burton, Philadelphia, L case -
Church & Co. New York eases carb soda IL 90
I. AltsChul & Co., New York; cases wine, 70 OJ
ArDuckle Bros, New York, 100 pounds Ari-
OSd cOnee. ~ w
G. NJ. Sioussu, chest tea...... 30 OO
The following is partial list of local con-
tributors in this (4th SUBJ district:
Geo +. Tmms & Co., cash. ................. sos 90
extra quality letter-Carriers uniform. 30 90
l fine robe dc chambre. ....,............ 60 OO
Also number of contributions from abroad.
X. G.. Hewett, cash ......... .............. 90 90
d. Charlton & Co. CASH.. ................ 90 90
Norris Peters, cash ......,.......... 40 w
Jno NJ Young, cash. sh........................, 10 90
Jas. NJ. Pumphrey, cash. sh.......,.,.......,.. 10 90
Butler X ClOridgc, cash...'.................. %
Peter Fegan CaSh..... ....'...'''........., D w
VIM. McPyncheon, cash. h.......... ........ % 90
Acker & Co, cnsh 20 90
jacob Appch, cash. h.....,........,... b 90
L. w Shook cash. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. W
Henry Peterson cash h...,..:..:....,........ 10 20
n. a n A. Nn1. Anll e. No
National Republican., 1883-03-30

Frank Rhemn 4 Go, New York. merchandise,
Through Frank Humo tho following has
been received
Morse Bros, Canton, Mas, ] gross stove
p1llhl.s 's.sssssssss stFsssss sssssss e. %
Baltimore Pearl Hominy company, merchandise
Charles $. Higgings, New YORK, meEehandise,
National Republican., 1883-03-30
pieO.

EsSlG,-on Thursday night, Goth instant, LLOYD
W. tMMAHT ESslG, youngest CIild OF Charles and
the late Margaret E3sig aged years,
Fuuernl ruu the Ianily TeSluenCy, No. 1900 street
northwest, Sunday, at y. Friends are respecl-
mly Invited.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-02-21
TIE RIVER e

and Nineveh were once proud structures.
/ saw them in their rise and fall. [ con-
troll the fate of empires and ward eau
cuses. | give them their glory and
splendor and then bust them in their
snoot. Sooner or later | gather them in
with my lawn-mower and plant them in
the sweet remotely. [ spread silken
tresses on the brow of beauty and polish
the dome of the man on the front seat at
the "Black Crook" | paint the brush
Of beauty on the cheek Of the school
ma'am and encourage the sickly fuzz Oh
the upper lip of the bilious masher.
[ mature the giant oak that grows for
centuries, as we'll as the cucumber that
natures in two weeks. I pile up the
salary of the newspapers nabob and ac-
cumulate interest on the twenty-four
per cent. note.
[ bring around the fall elections and
the silver wedding with its dollar store
casters and s~eventy-fve cent butter
dishes. / plant the false teeth in the
venerable and scatter sciatica and sad
ness wherever [ go. Young and beauti-
full Or old and wheezy, I put the kibosh
on them all.-BW Nye.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-02-21
Brother Gardeners Opinion.

The secretary of the "Lime-kiln
club" announced the following inquiry
from Union Springs, Ala:
"DEAR SIR: What do you think OF a
colored man who keeps thirteen dogs
around his cabin, and lets his VIE 20
barefooted all winter? There is eAac1ly
such a case in this neighborhood.O :
cat fust sight one may call 1t q ease ol
brutality replied the president, put ue
mo- he looks at it, de mo- he doan, know.
Mebbe dar' am no market fur g IN
dat locality dis winter, an CAT cullu
man can't sell, if he wants to. An dell
some wimin am mighty onsartln: re re
seen some who would hoe cotton IN klu
Var around to gin DER feet a nance TO
grow. It's jist as a family feels u.
Some prefer shoes to dogs, an again
some doan' make no count OF dress, LII
case dey kin have three dogs under each
bed in de house an half a dozen Wallln.
at de back doah fur orders. II dat man
was a member of dis club l should noI
feel authorized to reprimand him until
after consultin' his wife"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-02-21
Errors in Etiquette.

The lady who tries to keep pace with
the fashions must need be extremely
careful as to every particular in her cos
tuning, as to cut and quality OF each
garment, and as to when, how, and
where to wear them.
There are ten thousand laws as mex
orable as those of the Modes and Per-
sions, of which fashion demands obser-
vance concerning the most minute ana
tritiing of the multitudinOus details that
60 toward the makeup Of the tashlona-
bile woman.
For example a late member Of a we'll
known fashion journal says: Anne OF
Austria collarettes are suitable only Tor
matinee jackets. Turkish fez caps are
worn only as breakfast caps.' AproEos
OF these edicts of fashion, an incident:
Seated near d couple of ladies at the
Grand, the other night, we overheard a
portion of their conversation.
Said one you notice that | have on
an Anne OF Austria collarette?"
YES" responded the other, what
could you have been thinking about, my
dear? You know they are only worn at
matinees.h
"Of course [ do, and / felt so mortified.
I don't see how [ came to make such an
awful blunder. What in the world Will
people think? But I am always doing
something dreadful; the other day |
wentd down to dinner with my fez cap
on. Just think of it, wearing a break
fast cap to dinner. Did you ever hear
ANYTHING SO ridiculous in your ll1e?"
And the other lady vowed she never
had.
A brutal fellow next to us, who had
been listening TO this conversation
turned to us, and in a voice distinctly
audible to the ladies, said:
"Queer what funny mistakes a mar
will make about his toilet. You would
not believe it now, but it's a fact tina
I've come here tonight with my sus'
penders on wrong side out"
"Great Caesar. is that SOL" we eJaculat-
ed.
''Yes,n said he land | never felt SC
ashamed in my life. But I've done
worse things than that"
"Impossible!!h
Eyes, sir; only last Sunday | went to
church with my opera hat on, and the
next night I took in a variety show III
my Sunday boots" and then the horrlo
things went out to get q .-C 1i1caa'
ah Saturday Night.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-02-21
--MH~<<
Times ~Soliloquy.

Old. call me old? Ay, when the cor
ner-stone of the universe was lala ! was
on deck. Before the first circusiJoke
had shot athwart the morn, l was tneIe.
When the morning stars sang 1ogeInel
I might have been seen with my ne"
hour glass and crude moving macn'ne'
taking it all in. &c nara
disc I gazed upon the new world. rau4an as
with Celestial smiles. Ere the 1901 %
man had trod the velvet green OF Ine
new earth. and before the range nad
been all fed down like a base ball ground
/ was there. nh eonr
am the Oldest inhabitant: me song
of the lark and the twitter OF the g ,nnas
hen were first heard by me. Mnen
Adam opened out for himself anu pre- &c
empted the garden of Eden, ! was h on
hand. When Noah rounded up lis
stock and built his house ! was there.
I saw Babylon, Assyria, Palmyra, ana
CHEYENNE rise, flourish and bust. Nero
Pontius plate, Susan B. Anthony en-
tered upon the great stage OF action uua.
inc nv life time. The ruins OF baiDec
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-02-21
A L1ms-Kiln Club Sufferer.

The chairman of the committee on the
sick reported that Arctic ShotWell, q
local member living on Beaudlen street,
was in bed and under the doctors care,
and had applied for aid from the fellei
fund.
"Did de committee diskiver de natur,
of his complaint??' asked president
Gardner. -
mot exactly, sab. De mind OF oe
nashent seemed to wander de day we
called. an as nigh as we could make out
he had fallen off a horse while saving
wood for q poo wilder wild six chllren.n
ellis mind will wander worse dan Ga.
afore he gets any money outer his lodge,
replied the president. "De OBJ MS
sickness am to be foun' in de fack dat
one night las week he bet fifty cents
dat he could put a tea cup into his mouf.
He won de bet, but when it come TO
takin' de cup out it took doctor de best
mart of two hours an den he didn't pur..
tend dat he got all the small pieces. Il
dar am any odder gen'lan in dis cruz
who fnks he kin arm his llbin' Dy
stretchin' his mouf OH small wagers he
NAV take notis right now dat de CLUB
will expect him to furnish his W
chicken soup an pay his own doctor
bills .u-Detroit Free Press.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-02-21
The Reason Why

DR.. E. B. Haliday's Blood Purifiers held
superior to any blood medicine in the
market is because it is the only blood
medicine on the whole catalogue tina
acts on the brain as well as the blood,
and on the whole nervous system, thus
toning up every part. People in the
western states are subject to catarrh and
neuralgia, which affect the brain. they
find it clears the head of that depression
as no other medicine we did before. A
trial will convince you. For sale by all
western druggists. w. j. Minar, drug
gist, wholesale agent, Fort Benton. Nj.
S. Blackford, proprietor, 274 East tn $.
st. Paul, Mimi.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-02-21
The Doctors on C1garette-Smok1ng.

Our doctors have threatened to eXcOm-
municate another pleasure; the consollng
cigarette is doomed. Scarcely a week
masses without some solemn warning De-
inc conveyed to the journals devoted 10
medical science. No amusement Is TOO
simple, no recreation too insignificant,
no stimulant too trivial to avoid the
STIGMA that it is in some way Or degree
ininrious to health. Society has accept
ed the cigarette as the most genteel
medium by which the delightful blue
smoke can be conveyed between the ups.
TO smoke a pipe in the streets is consld-
cred a solecism; but ladies IN these moo
ern DAYS are not offended II thelr male
companions extract a silver case ana
light up a we'll rolled Turkish cigarette:
1t is ne stranger to some DOudol[s anu
liberal drawing rooms. Ihere are houses
where the cigarette Is found upon the
mpnn and is introduced between the
courses by the recognized gourmet. Inc
cigarette is the young mans best COM
nanion. Away from England the cigar
cite is a part of conversation; at home 1t
is q part of dress. The eastern resident
uses his cigarette as a plaything; he
smokes that he may not appear 10 oe 40
inp nothing. Surely the medical PROBES
sion has called "Wolfn a little too often.
We may be frightened at draughts or
drains. but it is not likely that any one
will abandon the cigarette on account
Of this latest alarm, There is much to
be said against the s%elfishness of cigarette
smoking: like all habits which grow
upon men, it is apt to be abused, and
cigarette smokers are not always too
c~onsiderate toward women why may
dislike smoking in any form. But IT
requires stronger evidence than the
new registering pulse machine to prove
the danger of modern cigarette-smoklng.
-L0ndOn Telegraph.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-02-21
Society in New Mexico.

Chow is your son, who went to New
Mexico coming on?" asked Gilhooiy OF
Col. Yerger, whose son left Austin a
wear or two ago for that Merritory.
every well, indeed" was the reply.
II suppose he has helped hang many
a desperado.'
"On the contrary he is the only man,
in New Mexico who never has anything
to do with hanging criminals"
Glow is that??'
"Well, yousee he is a sheriff. "-1efos
Stiffness
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-02-21
DON'T
n,a White Brother Wouldn't Respond to
! tho BLACK Brothers Sign of Distress.

co1ored man was busily engaged in
inr wood for Col. Powis, when the
7"ttar observed that the bosom of the
aon and brother, so to speak, Vas
l5nrnod nv an Odd Fellows breast-pin.
IN the white Odd Fellows and the
,1onI odd Fellows in Austin a~ffiIiate?n
asked Col. Fowls.
"Don't 'fillyate Wuff a cent, but dey
helps each other out"
"Well, that's the same thing, amt
mo, sab, it's not de same ting at all,
sab"
The colored mar stopped saving wood
and made the following explanation:
LAS week, when dat norther was
freezing de marrow in yer bones L went
inter de saloon of a white man what
totes dis very same emblem. [ was in
distress, raIe distress, as [ hadn't a dram
dat mornin' so [ glib him de signal OBJ
distress?"
Did he r~espond?'
"He didn't respond wild de proper re-
snonse. De proper response Would hab
been to hab rubbed his lef ear wild his
right hand, and to hab set out dc bot
tie" =,
"Then he did not respond correctly?'
"No. sab. He made a motion at de
doah wild one hand and reached under
de bar wild de other. [ made de Odd
Fellows sign of distress once noah, and
den sutfin' hard hit me on de siOe OBJ de
head. and knocked me clean out inter de
street. 1t was the bungstarter dat white
hr1dder Odd Teller had frowned at me
in response to de distress signal" /,
"Then the colored Odd Fellows and
the white Odd Fellows do not atfiliate?'
Jess what [ told yer. Dey don't
fllyate, but dey helps each odder out.
was helped out into de street wild de
bungstartor, but fillyate means to set out
de whisky.N
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-02-21
The Height of Folly.

To wait until you are in bed with dis
ease YOU may not get over for months, is
the height of folly, when you might be
easily cured during the early symptoms
by Parker's Ginger Tonic. We have
known sickly families made the health
lest, by a timely use of this pure medi-
cine
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-02-21
Entirely Satisfactory.

Ladies wishing a perfume that COM
bines novelty delicacy and richness,
find Floreston Cologne entirely satisfac-
tory.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-05-26

Charles w. Johnston, Esq, of
Chapel Hill township, was in town
last Monday, and from him we learn
ed that Mrs. Adclphus Thley and
NJ. Andrew J. King, a former con.
stable and deputy sheriff Of that
township, died Friday, May 18th,
and Mrs. Margaret Long, widow OF
Thomas Long, died on the 10Th inst.
That Mr.. AIseY Pendergrass has
married the widow OF the late Jesse
Aeacbam, and Mr. Jas. Hester has
married Miss Mary Tilman. He re.
ports wheat looking we'll, and the
prospect for fruit very good. Mr.,
Johnston is one OF u best magis.
trates and a frst-class farmer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-05-26
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTI-
TUTE.

Two surgeons from this old es
tabtished and widely known 'Ins,l'
,u,e Of Atlanta, Ga, and 1ndianapo-
lis, Ind" will make a special and
limited visit to Hillsboro, N. g.,
June 5,h, 1883, stopping at the Or
ange Hotel. They will bring surgi-
cal and mechanical appliances, best
French artificial eyes, and everything
necessary for the treatment Of &C.
cepted cases.
They treat no one unless there is
an undoub.ed prospect Of great i'm
rrovement or complete restoration
Determines Of every description, in.
Guiding Club Feet, Diseases of the
Hip, Spine aud Joints, Paralysis
Piles, Fis,ula, Catar'h, Female and
Private Diseases, Diseases of the
Eye ani Ear, Chronic Diseases, etc.
treated.
* Come early, as the visit il
''lnuttl I" the time stated. For CIR
cnia,> and t"'i particulars, address
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
Atlanta, Ga
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-05-26
IIILLSBORO

Proposes to make it to the inter
r>t Of Alamance, Caswell, Person,
Orange and Chatham to 40 their
trading with her. PARKS makes
The proposition. He has one Of the
lagos, general stock OF goods in
North Carolina.
.lu>, received $1,000 worth OF
Gents Hats. All The new styles in
Fur, straw and Wool. AL the new
nobby patterns.
We can furnish country merchants
lower than they can buy and deliver
from cbroad.
Largest stock of Prints ever seen
in an Orange county house.
The mos, complete line Of Dress
Goods.
AL Woo. Ca>hmeres.
All y DOL Nuns Yelling.
1 All the new delicate shades
Crushed Strawberry, Electric Blue
Terra Coita's Cream, &c.
Full line of Lawns, from ) to ,:
cents.
Scotch Ginghams in %coiors, anc
Black anu White.
A full and complete stock o
Shoes. for Ladies, Men and Chill
dren. Everything, in fact, you
people want.
Four tons Pow Castings-Far
mer Friend -Dixie-Avery-Wa Vat,
Gc.---Doubie Shovels-:-Georci
Stocks.
We have the agency fer Reapers
Movers, Threshers, Hay kakes, an
will have q lot on exhibition soon.
100 barrels tf fresh Rock Lime.
5 ears Of Cuba and Porto Ric
Nolasses.
\ few barrels of the finest Ne,
Orleans MolaSses.
\ complete stock of Hardware.
See what we can do berore sent
lug off.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-05-26
.Tf-Thc Omcl. of the Or
nnEc County Observer
ia in the Berry building,
first floor.

Weather very cool.
Work on Laws new store
house is progressing.
Mr.. James A.. Cheek has had the
rcar OF his four storc.houses painted.
Rev. Jos. w. Murphy is at
tending the Episcopal Convention
ut Charlotte.
Mr.. +. S. Nash, Of New Yosk,
and Mr.. John Cox Webb, OF Ala
bama, are visiting relatives here.
We learn that the AK assessors
for this township are discovering a
large number Of unlisted lots, tracts
If land, &c.
See notice "f sale Of ,srsonal
property OF T. X. Cain. hec~a>ed, al
tire Court House, in iIiIIshnro, ct,
Saturday, June 9Th, hy J. r. Cain
-1r., Administrator.
NJ. NJ -,
Mr.. L.mn., l,,,t. ~. Il. t...a
Jones brick >,.m, and ~! Ia,
moved on i, SIC s,o,r.Eoa~e d ~,
Major G,ahan,> Jaw Office.
Il. ~. At ~. " 6 Ea,n.,,,
,,r ,4r,v advertised Nv y g PARK.
No,,oo,.. .. J.. 90, }, N,,l,>
Ia, ,,., :,
la, ,i.... 49,;
nl,,,,..1y1c .,rl n, H..
,,i.,o, ,,..,,..n,. A., -,
NJ
;.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-05-26
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marriages. deaths. accidents. &c. in fact
everything Of interest. and w: will take
pleasure in publishing. 1t Is the desire
nf the Editor OF this paper to publish a
1ir-t-cia-- County newspaper.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-05-26

No l1-Dailv. except Saturday.
Leave Greensboro 600 Il. IN.
Arrive at raleigh 200 p. m.
Arrive GuId>horo 6.o3 =. III.
No 3l-Conne.ts ut Greensboro with
X. Il ID. X. X. tor all points North, East.
and West OF Dalviile. At Salisbury
With W. \. &. *. X. for all points i'll
Western North Carolina.
No. o3-COnncct> ut Gold>bOrO with
w. Il w. daily at Greensboro with X.
x ID. X. r.. tor All points North, East.
aud West.
TRAINS GONG WEST.
Date. Nov. -. 81 No. 30. No. 81
Daily. Daily.