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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-04
ADVlCE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and
broken OF your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with pain of
cutting teeth If so, send at once
and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing, It's value is incalculable. II
will r%elieye the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon it,
mothers, there is no mistake about
1t. It cures ~dysentery and diarrhoea,
regulates the stomach and bowels,
cures wind collie, sofens the gums,
reduces inflammation, aud gives tone
and energy to the whole system.
Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup for
Children Teething is pleasant to the
taste. and is the prescription Of one
Of the oldest and best female physl-
clans and nurses in the United States,
and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price 25
cents q bottle.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-04
I Mr.. WILLIAM LYNCH,
u L \ I | s r
LNtRSr-CLASS BARBER SHOP.

LNtRST-CLASS BARBER SHOP.
Can he found in the Berry building.
first floor. There you. can have your
pooling. Dyeing. &c. done in the best
styf-. and with dispatch. Call and
give me a trial. All work guaranteed
TO give satisfaction.
y. B. Ladies' s~hampooin. and hair
cutting done AZ their residences. Par
ticuiar attention tn chlldrens haircut
ting. Will respond To calls al resf-
dsuces any day in the week e2eep,
Saturday, and then in cases f necessity
Sharpening Razor- a specially
Thanking the public Tor past iaypr-,
| desire TO merit . continuance Of the
same. Respectfully
PgoF. FRANK W. HARRIS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-04
FINANCES.

Next Monday our County Com
m~issioners and Justices of the Peace
are required by law to meet in JOINT
session to consider the financial con-
dition of the county. The valuation
Of all the taxable property OF the
county amounts to about $780,
900. In order to pay the indebted
ness of the county and meet the ne
cessary expenses Of the county for
the next IL months, it is thought
that 2 levy of about % cents on the
500 valuation should be made. 1t
is also necessary that something
shall be done about the roads. AT
least 5 cents on the 500 valuation
should be levied for the working OF
the public roads. Let a sufficient
amount be levied to pay the county
debt, run the county government
and work the public roads. Don't
make the levy so low that next year
the county will be still further be-
hind. We favor low taxes, but we
favor at the same time the levying of
. sufficient amount for all necessary
purposes. Let every county com
missioner and magistrate in the
county attend the meeting Monday
and carefully consider the condition
of county finances.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-04
Carey, the Irish


james Carey, the Irish In
former, has been murdered.
Thrice thousand persons have
been killed by 40 earthquake on the
island of Ischia.
SENIOR Barca, the Spanish
Minister to Washington, committed
suiclde~in New York, last Sunday
morning, at the Albemarle hotel.
We call attention to the ad-
vertisement Of the University Of
North Carolina in this issue. The
authorities of this venerable institu-
ton are laboring to place it along
side the best in the land. Parents
and guardians are invited TO exam
inc its claims.
The House of Representatives
that meets in December next will
he composed of 1913 members, d.
vided politically as follows Demo
Gratis 1911, Republicans 119, Read
%justers G., Independents 5, Green
hackers Q. The Democrats have a
majority OF SO over the combined
opposition.
How much longer will the i'm
prisoning of q crazy woman in the
county Jail be tolerated =? Who is
responsible for it? II her relatives
and friends are not able to take care
Of her, it seems to US they ought to be
willing to spend some little time in
trying to get her admitted into the
asylum, or carried out to the poor
house where she could at least be
in company with others Of her sex.
It is q disgrace 10 the county and
all concerned, that she should be
kept in the dirty, filthy Jail. We
intend TO cast no reflections upon
the sheriff or jailor, for we believe
they will sanction what we say. If
she had been only temporarily con-
fined there until other arrangements
could be made, we would not have
said a word. But 1t seems TO be 4
permanent thing, and We intend TO
keep the matter before the public
until she is provided for elsewhere.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-04
Dyspepsia da,npens the ardor {

Dyspepsia da,npens the ardor OF
many a aspiring soul. Why suffer
from dyspepsia Why be frighten-
ed over disordered kidneys? Why
continue the miserable lite of a dys-
peptic, nerveless mortal :? Browns
Iron Bit,ers will surely cure you.
It has permanently cured thousands
o: cases where other remedies af-
forded only temporary relief. Ask
your druggist concerning it's merit.
Try a sample bottle and you will be
relieved Of further mental and phys.
ical distress.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-04

The following is 4 list OF letters
remaining in the Hillsboro postoffice
unclaimed, Aug. 1. 1888:
Aston, L. S.
Allison, Miss Sarah.
Durham, Mr.. A. NJ.
Floyed, Miss Emma.
Holt, Miss a. K.
Kane, John.
Menefee, J.. W.
McDade, Miss Della.
Taylor, Mr.. Primns.
Woods, Thomas.
Persons calling for any of the
above letters will please say "adver-
tised." NJ. 4. BERRY, Z. NJ.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-04
AT the PRESBYTERIAN cLurchast

At the Presbyterian churcHast
Sunday morning, Rev. A. Crrie
preached in the place of Dr.. Cbries
Phillips who was prevented iom
being there by sickness. Aftenhe
service, a congregational neeng
vas held, Rev. 4. Currie,rModra-
tor. The resignation of The pasor,
Rev. J. l.. Williamson, was accept
ed. and 4 committee consistin; OF
DR.. John Berry and Mr.. Jim
Webb, was appointed to coter
with the Presbvtian church at
Chapel Hill with a view Of comet
Jog the two churches.
"A white man named Thomas
Carrigan had his right hand badly
mashed by Efand's tbreshing ma
chineihe other day. 1, was at first
feared that the hand would have t.
be ampu.ated, but we are glad t.
learn that he is improving, and tina
the hand will not have to be cut of
Mr.. E. H.. Pogue will take hi
family to Durham next month t.
make that place their future home
We regret exceedingly to give then
up, and commend them 10 tie gooC
people of Durham as worthy of
home in their prosperous city. Ou
loss is Durham's gain.
Betsy Gates, a poor unfortunate
white woman, passed through her
the other day on her way 10 tn
poor house. Betsy says that whe1
she finds times getting too hard OF
the outside she finds a home AM
plenty to eat and is welcome at tn
poor house.
We learn that there has bee,
discovered a new and economical
way OF sweetening coffee, and il
stead of sugar salt is used. Pahap
two young ladies in town could Civ
some further information.
The Alamance Cleaner says
"Capt. Jas. A. Graham has returne
very greatly improved in health
looking better than we ever ga,
him. His avordupols is greater tina
ever before"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-04
TRUE JOURNALISM.

The. Poem by Miss Rebecca Cam
eron, OF Hillsboro, as read before the
Press Convention at Waynesville.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-04
THE SUMNER SOLSTICE.

Parents would at times give the
world, if they could, to find a sure
cure for Summer Complaints in
children. The famous DR.. Worth.
ington's Cholera and Diarrhoea Med.
icine is certified to by leading ply.
sicians, as an infallibie cure for com.
plants OF the stomach and bowels
Price % aud so cents 3 bottle.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-04
NORTH CAROLINA IN A NUT
SHELL.

SHELL.
Every person in North Carolina
ought to commit to memory the fol-
lowing facts about the State, because
it is just such information as we
have frequent occasion to use
Area of the State, 52,2S9 square
miles.
Land surface, 4S,666 square miles.
Water surface, 1920 square mics.
Extreme length, SOB IA miles.
Extreme breadth, 1877 IL miles.
Length OF coast line, 314 miles. =.
Latitude OF Raleigh, (the Cspi,al,)
IS degrees, Al minutes.
Longitude, IS degrees, 80 minutes,
5 seconds.
Altitude, 365 feet.
Highest point, (Mitchell's Peak,)
6,68S feet:
Highest town, (Boone) $3.50 feet.
Population Of the State. 1,390,75G,
whites, SGT ,242, colored 531,277, In
dams 1890.
Number of counties, 96.
Area of largest county, Drums
wick, Robeson) $50 square miles.
Area OF smallest county, New
Hanover,) so square miles.
Population Of largest county
(Wake,) 1899.
Population of smallest county
(Graham) 1885.
Population of Capital, (Raleigh,)
9,265.
Population of the largest city,
Wilmington 1880.
Miles of railroad, 2,040.
Miles Of Iuland Steamboat Navi-
cation, 900.
Average mean Annual Tempera-
ture, SO degrees.
: Total water power, 100000
horsepower.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-04
$500 REWARD!

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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-04

We failed to acknowledge some
weeks ago that we had received
some very nice apples from our
clever country friends Messrs. VIM
Overaker and Henry Thompson
Gentlemen do SO again soon.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-04

An English Veterinary Surreon and Chemist.
now travelling in this country. SAYS tnAt may
are worthless trash. He sAys that sheridan .
Condition Powders are Absolutely pure ano
immensely valuable. Nothing on earth VIII ~
full 20 l pint food Sold avery where, or sent y
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-04

Mr.. NJ. F. Hawkins, Ridgeway,
\. c., says my daughter was
thin, emacia'ed, with no appetite
and much debilitated. Browns Iron
Bitters gave her health
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-04

Invites merchants, farmers and others
10 open
Will give careful attention to MI
business entrusted t o the Bank.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-04

COUNTY TREASURER
l will be in Hillsboro every Satur-
day, LIST Monday in each month, and
on all public days.
NJ. L. EFLAND,
County Treasurer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-04

Allures your eager feet,
AS gathering from the Isl and west,
From north and south you meet.
Aroused at last you recognize,
And wiser grown, confess,
How high the calling that is yours;
How powerful the Press!
Your task it is to hold the gauge
That measures public right;
And for the peoples good to wage
With wrong an endless fight.
No private gain, no selfish end
Must check the utlerance strong,
With which the Right you e'er de
tend,
Or boldly censure Wrong.
No towards heart, no tawning thrift,
No lust of place, nor gold
For tho self chosen, still it is
A public trust you hold.
Between the factions of the day,
That mean ignoble strife,
Men look to, you to point the way
TO a purer public life.
To lift the public standard up
To q higher, broader plane.
Where the country's good is some
times sought,
Instead Of private gain.
You spin the subtle threads that
sway
The people in their choice j;
The echo of your words it is
That swells the public voice.
By you in large degree is wrought
The country's veal or woe,
You start the springs of public
thought
Whence public actions flow.
There was an old Egyptian law,
A strange, majestic thing
When death before the bar Of God
Called him, who was their king
A herald summoned forth the dead,
Once more in royal state,
To take his place midst living men
And solemn trial wait.
while all the mobiles of the land,
In grave tribunal then
Judged all his life, the good, the i'll,
That he had wrought for men.
Time changeth forms; altho' that
court,
Is held in every land.
No longer dead, but living men
At its tribunal stand.
And every editorial desk
Has a judgment seat been made,
Whereat the deeds of public men,
The good and i'll are weighed. \
Their actions scanned, their motives
sought,
Whether for wrong or right,
And woe to him who falleth short
When weighed in public sight.
But the public mindi is fair and true
The public heart is kind.
Take heed no selfish motives tinge
The verdicts that you find.
For should the test OF time disprove
The charges that you made,
The public scorn will shift to him
Who stabbed with treacherous
blade.
And yet q higher trust you hold,
A trust both grave and great;
For those who train the children's
mind
Make the future of the State.
Who fills a child's un~reasoning mind
With tales of crime and vice,
Is planting there a scorpions egg,
To bear a cockatrice.
From q fountain poisoned at the
source
Il poisoned stream must flow;
And the grain we reap at harvest
Springs from the seed We SOW.
Then oh take caro- my masters,
That you SOW no hurttul seed
In The columns OF the Journals
That the little children read.
Let innocence stlll hold a veil,
Cnrent before her eyes,
Nor barter harmless Ignorance
For knowledge that is not wise.
God save you all, brave gentlemen
And make You strong to raise
Your calling far above the snares
OF narrow, devious ways.
10 be so brave, so just, so true,
That all men mus, confess
How noble is the work you do,
How mighty is the Press
UiNsboro, N. C.. July 4th, 1888.
THE SUMNER SOLSTICE.
Parents would at times give the
world, if they could, to find a sure
cure for Summer Comnlain,s II
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-04

Dr. !. C. Wrr's CERvR AID BRArx TxxAYHKs1. . ruarsn
k<d specific for Hysesria, Dinice-,, Canvsisne1, Via. N<rrcGs
Nerr1SA- HeaAehe, Se-~oSx Prossr..cn onRd by ;hs re 81
aDhai or tnaaro, Nak-talness, Mental f@p<~sssn, Ses<asng O.
tbs B<ain resalusy Ia insanity And leading 10 rh<ry, decay A.9
ceath, Premature Old Ag., Esr-ns~s., La of Power tn e1.Ssr
sz, in~oaGa.A-y Lo@e. .i Sf<--aato~rtra CHASED ty ~ ut
Ga rosA. r1.ne=i $50 = bax CT III hcres fer $40; Sa;
By na-l pr-PAi ca receipt I pro- We Eza-,a.< ax bIa "a
care Any CAV Viz o1A order received D. - ts G1 haxa, X
epnf~axd With ssoa, v< val s<.d tie pgrAa&. oa, written gar
aa@s L reezaA E< ze-<y II Tia t-ea.z<ai doe nos elect . csre.
T41Aza1a. Va
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
0erlttit ttnO 6espimnit.
l. RaptteL.

sd purOe Dor etnem Sabre traut an bili0icm Sic.
ber."
.Ueetu DattOr ertIdrte MID fir sebsttt, aber Id wuros
wtsOsr traut, NIT sroBeu Samsrjen i'm RadeR uub in ben
Seiteu, uub ib puroe 10 i5lirru, oaB
SD mid uidt bepessu touute!
geiu Gepi6t fel
Bon 22S aui 100 GiuuS! S5 Oottorte sessu 9eberIets
BEN, bod obue eiuoeruus. SD erpartete feline bret Ros
nate nebr gu Iebeu. Sd besauu SopieusSittsrs gu uebs
men. Sosleia tebrte meiu appstit pteOer, meme Samers
sen ueridpauoeu. m,iu saujes Spitem iaieu pte oura elm
8unoer erneuert gu peroeu, uuo mad benz Sebrau6 uers
idteOsner 6laiasr bin i'd ui4t uur u~Oaitdrois seiunb,
%iouoeru wiese mebr ME ebeoem. Dem 9OpfeusSttters pers
oarte ib metu 2sbeu.-
Dublin, 8. sunni 81. ". StBpatrtt.
@ie man FRA nj pire. Weau iese fd Tag uuo fudt
benz 8iuo uno Setter aus; s1e gu uiel obne s~euisenoe
Sepeguug; arbeite ;u bart obue ausyuruber; oottore be-
itdnoig; rebme dae ~eIeuosn, gebeimeu Diittel, pelde au9es
;etst Deroer, uno odru Tpiro man gerne pifeu poueu, pe
man s|eiuuo piro, mas nit bret Borteu beantDortet
peroeu tauu-uebuIt 0opisus Siters!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20

Sn einem Ierleumbung IS
SroseB, wel6en Der Soronor pom
Yrouioence in Gobpe Sslanb sesen oas
bortise ySournal" anbdngen gema9t bate,
fonnten lid Die @ei9worenen ni6t
einisen. Der &i6tsr bate ben @es
i6worenen folsenoe @eiiuns betreifs Der
Gtedte Der Yreiie s~egeniiber BON OiIenIi6en
geamten ertbeilt: Sine 3eituns lit be-
re6ti9t, bas Serbalten zines Dffentli6en
geamten in ser Seupaltun9 ieines Nmtes
su beleu6ten unb gu tritiiiren. @enn Die
~3eitunssleiter in bieier 6inii6t WtGngel
entosten, iino lie %polauf bere6ti9t, bielels
ben bloSsultelen. Sat elm Offentli6er
Seamter 6ebler begangeu uno lafen li9
Sbatia6en na6peiien, pelbe bisle fstitels
len, 10 bat Die Hreiie baS 9fe6t, ibn 81
tapeln. @iro BEN 3eitunssi9reiberu bies
les He6t su9eitunoen, 10 mus eS uortoms
men, bab ie ais Wteni6en, Die audi feblbar
iino. IN ibrer 8ritit unsere6t uno uubiuig
limb, 10 Dap ibr llrtbeil pom ~neiiern, Dor
urtbeilsfreien Mdunern nidt 9~ebiQigt wiro.
elber wenn lie bel Der ausiibung erpdbnteu
fe6teS ebrli6 porgebeu nlo baS fi6tige
anltrsbeu, 10 fonnen lie nibt sur 6e6en.
i6uit gesogen weroeu. Sic eur Ge6en>
i6uft siebeu, neil lie bel pielem Sor9eben
eineu Srrtbum bcgeben, bieBe Die Sreiie
tnebeln. Ss lit BON GROCER Seoeutung
fir Die Ssiientli6teit, OaB Die 3eituns
gen oieisr 6reibeit t~beilbaftig iino. Wenn
Ofientli6e Seamte in Der auSiibung ibrer
Amtspiidten 6ebler beSsben, unb wenn
gtiemano pa wdre, Sritit 81 iiben, 10 Mir
ben oieie SebIer INNER unertrG9li6er wers
Den uno Der Ofienli6en @oblfabrt @efabr
%brinaen. 0aum lit es 0 10 GROCER
&i6tisteit, bas Ge6t Ser Srttit %unierer
Sreiie in Se;ug auf Die 6anolunsen Der
oiienli1en Seamten unangctaitet gu lais
len.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
y nmtes WlIerIei.
g onqroBen 9 a den.

Der b06ite unb sr6Bte nod in S6dtig
felt befinbli6e Sulcan unb Berg lit be
Gopocatepetl BEL 9ueblo in Mterito, 1778-
SUP iiber benz Meerslpiegel bod Der Sra
ter bat , ensl. Oeilen llnian9 unb il
1000 SUB tisf.
Die 9r6Bte Il niperiitGtif in Or:
fOro in England nit ibren % GOle9isn.
Der srOBte g art lit Der Reaparf be
&openba9en, 1000 Qlceres umfai1enb.
Die 9r6Bte 9 iBwaiierfld9
weiit Der ygate hyperion" IN Norbamerifu
auf, 400 englii3e Meilen lang, iiber 16O
brett, 9r6Bte Sife circa 54OO SUP.
Der srOBte Gunnel sebt bu,6 ben
ct. @ott6arb, Sreite 26 Sup 6 !3oa,
60be 10 SUP 10 3oa, 9dnse 9 unb cine
babe en9lii6e Mteilen, elm uno finfa9tel
Wfeilen ldnger ais Der Wfont GenissSu n
mel.
Die aroBte = b Re lit bic Mammoutbz
srotte in 6entutp, BON bisber nod ni3t
9emeilener Q%usbebnuns.
Die 9rOBten 9 dume iinb Die Mamz
moutbbdume in 6alifornien, nabe an 400
SUP bod, "a SUP I'M Our9meier, gltsr
eirca $500 Sabre.
Oas 9rOBte &ei6 lit @roBbitannien,
1867, 658 Suabratmeilen umfaiienb tmebr
ais Der isdfte Sbeil bss seiammten Self
lanbes Der grooberfld6e). SIS folgen oann
GuBlanb 1852, $40 Suabratmeilen),
bann bic gsreinisten Staaten pom Norbs
amerifa e.. $50. 243 Suaoratmeilen).
Die sr6Bte SO II 1T Die 6ineiide
Mauer, 1850 ensl. MeiIea lang, 20 SUB
bod, oben Is SUB brett.
Die sroBte gibltotbet lit Die Nas
tionalbibliotbef in garis, BON 0ubpis
XIV. sesriinbet. sic umfaBt l,4oO, 900
Bidder, 100000 groi6iiren, us, 1000
SanbI6riiten, 800, 900 6arten unb Yldue,
$50, 900 Miinsen uub Webaiaen.
Die 9rOBte @lofe befinbet ii9 in
Mosfau, am SuBe bes Gsarenpalaites
6reml fife bat IS SUB llmfans am untern
Gnbe unb 81 SuB S0bs. Die Otde be-
trdat bis su l3 Soa. Oas @ewi6t iou
443, 772 8funb %bstrasen. 9lufsebdnst lit
bieles llngebeuer ME worben.
Die sr6Bte &ir6 E lit Der ct. Setersz
bonn in &om. Der gau bat 10 Sabre
s~ebauert. 0as Snnsre lit 6l31 SUB lang,
Die lS0be pes &ir6eni6iffs 1929 SUB, Die
Efeiler, pel6e Die &uppel trasen, baben
253 SUB llmians. Die Suppel pom
Bilaiter bis gum S6luBitein lit 4O5 SUP
bob, bis sum areus auf Der Spite AS
SuB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
Ser erite Sabafrauder in Oeutidlane

Ser erite Sabafrauher IN Oehtl6lano
mar wobl iener Wfobr, ben Der 9roBe Sur
fiirlt pom Vranoenburg uou Ieinen 6elbs
suge am Gbein NIT in Die beimii6e Mart
nabm. Su sinem 9orf, ais bes &iirfirs
ten Wdgen auf Der Sur9reiie Dor Der
S6mieoe bGlt, UNI etluaS mSbeiiern gu
%laiien, lduft IQes suiammen uno ltarrt
ben S6warsen an, Der III ieiner 0iuree gar
ltattli6 biuten mufiibt. Dem wiro aber
Die 9ei6i6te enoli6 sl IanSweilig, er bolt
cine furSe Gbonpfeife aus Der Sai6e,
itopft lie, ffei9t uon ieinem Sibe uno tritt
in Die S6mieoe, no CT cine 9liibenoe SOble
pom 5euer nimmt uno auf feline Sfeife
le9t; Damn lteft er puS Ding swii6en Die
.3dbne uuo gum al9emeinen Gntieten Der
llmltebenben beginnen bife Wolteu aus oes
Wtobren 0fuub uno staie 81 qualmen.
@iner Der Sauern aber uimmt lid bod Elm
Sers uno tritt ein wenig ndber beran, gu
ieben, oh beun baS Ding nit re6ten Din.
gen susebe oosr Elm ri9ti9er Geufelsipud
lei. Der 9utmiitbige MtObr nimmt Die
Hfeife aus Dem Muuoe unb bietet lie,
p6breno er nit leineu msiBen blinfenosn
i3d6nen ben Burden angrinit, bieiem an,
ale wo0e er iasen: vSerlu6's AUDI elm:
NAL, eS idmeft gut" 0a pralt aber Der
Bauer bod suriif uno, inoem er Die Wfiiee
Siebt, periett er bantsno: vgfee, sndoiSiter
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