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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-06

what you mean !" cried the young man.
Ornth;a drew into the hall, her head
dropped on his shoulder.
Yes" she faltered, "ycs How
could you for moment doubt it +
doubt what? Excuse me, Miss
Brown, but I think your wits are for
saking You" said Gilbert Mott, striving
to ex:ricate himself from the damsel's
grasp.
Gilbert, would you, then, be false tc
Ee?" sobbed Orinth;a, with the dawn
:ag symptoms of Mysteries.
Il False to you p echoed our hero
Miss Brown, viii you be SO good as to
tell me CT once, and plainly, what You
are speaking about
Or;o:hia Browns sa!low cheeks red
dened, her eyes sparkled ominously, as
she drew from her pocket the precious
miss:ve.
do you mean to say, sir, that you
didn't write this letter 2" she de-
manded.
Gilber: took the letter and scrutinized
it closely.
Yes, Of course, I wrote the letter.
"The2, dearest t-'
Stop, though be interrupted, fran
,ically. 1T wasn't to you.
Not to nc!'
"No. Do you suppose l want to
marry yo1!'
Miss Orin;hia uttered shril shrek
but the next moment she was alone.
Gilbert Mo.s had vanished
For the matter was growing serious
now II Georgia were TO be won, she
must be won at once, before Fate con-
,p:re1 with any other Old maid to de.
prive him Of her coveted love.
Georgia., he said, planting himself
re5o,uteiy beside her. Il have got
something want to say to you
you had great deal better say i to
your beloved Miss Orinthia," said
Georgia, tossing her daxen cnrls.
But she isn't my beloved Miss Oriu.
.hia," cried Gilbert.
Il suppose you will be denying youl
own handwriting next" said Georgia
Indignantly. "But it's Of no use saw
the letter myself"
But, Georgia, the letter was writer
to you
Then" SAID Georgia, Frightening ny
little, show did she get it?'
''That's jnst what can't comprehend
myself" said Gilbert "but zone thing
I'm very certain of love you, and yo1
alone, and won't leave you till you tel
me whether the love is returned
And he did not neither was it neces
cary for him to stay there very long
But to this day, nobody, save Billy
the irrepressihie, knows just hov
Georgia's letter came into Miss Oiin
thia Browns hands.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-06
THE LIME-EII.N CLUE.
The President Talks About Ambition WIN
Living Example Before Him.
From the uetr0.. Fres Press

lfroM the Detr1., Free Press.
II de Hon Lycnrgus StandoH an in
dc hall tonight he viii please step ais
way" observed Brother G gdner as the
meeting opened with tie thermometer
marking lo3 degrees above zero.
The brother referred to laid down the
La.f Of six cent muskmelon and adj
vancad TO the platform with q look OF
mingled surprise and anxiety on hi,
face.
''Brud Ter Staulof, said tie Presi.
dent in voice fu,l Of kindness, "you
am an aub:shus mai. You hanker 20 be
great an famous. You want 10 climb
up. You spend hours preparin' speeches
an addresses an odder hours III delib-
erin EN- befo' emaginry audiences.
You sOt Oh &c felce an read oi C.ssius.
Iou lay on the grass an1 read OF Brutus.
While awake you banker to be q men,
Der of de Lagslachur, al in your sleep
you dream of risin to pint of order in
de mex Congress. Lvourgus -
"Ies, sab =
Il goes in to incourage anbshun il.
the Guild RAGE, but mus at the sano
time warn you not to lose your common
sense Drutus was smart man, but he
wasn't two months behind on de rent OF
his cabin. Sisero could hold an audi
ence spell-bound, but his wife didn't hev
to 20 bar fut fur de want Of dollar
par Of shoes. Mare Antony could fill
hall on twenty minits' notice, but his
chil en- didn't look like seben scare-crows
| posted on de fence. Socrates saw nen
bow to his wisdom. but he had wood
pile at de back door an 'taters in de Gel.
lar fur winter. Lycurgus y
eyes, sab y
'Doan' let 60 OF de rabbit IN Your
hand III order to foller up a 'possum
track three days old Instead of tryn'
TO be great, seek to be good. Instead OF
aching fur de plaudits of multitude, it
am fur better to hev de confidence OF one
single man whose Endorsement on de
| back of note will cit de cash at bank
Men who bow befo' great man talk be-
hun us back. Fame may tickle your
vanity, but fame makes enemies an
brings abuse. Lycurgus T.
eyes, sab y
"Amb,shnn am q creek rushin' frew
hily kentry. Mingled wild common
sense it turns de wheels OF mills an
factories, an becomes benefit to thou
sands Lett to its own wild will it dam
ages az deyastates, an becomes q
curse. You may nebber see your name
on de bills as a candydate iur de Legis-
lachur; bnt you kin pay de butcher an
grocer. You may nebber git to Wash
ington. but you kin pay your rent so
promptly dat de landlord viii want to
put French plate glass in de winde1o.
De world may nebber thrill ober your
perorashuns. but you kin feel deep
satisfackshun in payin' cash down fur
six bushels Of turnips, Lycurgus =
Yes, sah =
..Go back an sot down an ponder
ober these things Doan' lose your am
bishun, but harness it up in sich way
dat il can't run away w:d de vehicle an
:us. things. We will now listen to de
Sechretary."
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-06

MISS Of1ltHn Brown Sc. down her
tea.cup with IN emphasis that made all
the china rattle Aud little Mrs. Meeker
pumped ncrvolisly ut the sound
II never heard anything so ridic-
U!ous in all my life" said Miss Brown,
lcrisivcly Colbert Mott IN love with
Georgia Arlington ! Why, she's a mere
doll, with big blue eyes, and pink
checks and yellow curls. !"
She, very fascinating in her man
hers, Mrs. Meeker ventured to remark.
ooh, pshaw = WAS Miss Orinthias
contemptuous comment. and you
really think he's in love with her p
'Yes, | must say that think SO"
"Ah-h-h y said Orinthia, meaningly.
eff only dared to tell you all y
Dear me /" said Mrs. Meelrer,
cngcrlX: what do you mean q
"Notning," said Miss Brown, with a
nod OF her head. "He walked home
srom church last night with me, didn' t
ne Z"
"Yes, but
He stayed on my side OF the room
MI the time we were decorating the fnir-
rooms with eyergreens, didn't he o.
Yes, but that was because
'And-but never mind, never mind -
sal'. MISS Orinthia. mysteriously. Time
VIII show Georgia Arlington, indeed
why she's nothing but child .
mere school girl ! know better p
"Do tell me, Miss Orlnthia," pleaded
Mrs. Mecker. Is be really engaged to
ycu?'
Miss Orinthia pursed up her lips,
dropped her eye-lids with manner that
was wonderfully eloquent. but she would
commit herself no further !
"Let's go up stairs and finish dressing
hose china dolls for the grab-ba :" said
Miss Brown. I'VE shall get more money
out of the grab-bag than anything else
and we must be sure and have ii well
furnished
While the tea-driuking ceremonial
had been going on in TIE lower part OF
different chain Of circumstances was
transpiring above stairs. Mr. Gilber,
Mott, who had been invcieled into the
ennres Of the Ladies' Fair. nOiens e0ios
had come early to help III the last prep
nrations, and, walking Up to the work
room, had surprised a lovely hlue-eye,
l2ssie in the occupation of filing s,lndr,
cones Of bright-huea paper with sugar
pums and French bon bous.
George Arlington shook back hel
sunnv cur!s and blushed like q Jun,
rosebud, as she started up
Don't so. Miss Arlington, r,ease :,
pleaded Gilbert, himself not unen. bar
rassed. But Georgia muttered some
thing about roll OF ribbon which sh,
had forgotten. AID huttered past bin
ere he could demonstrate further.
Gilbert looked after her, with whim
steal expression oi despair on hi, coun
ttHance
Now, why does she run away iron
ne like that ?" he said TO himself
Probably because she knows i tan
tales ne But II be even with he
vet-i Sic Won't e. ME tel her hos
Searly ! owe E,r, II write it 10 lc-
And needless Of The neglected pie, .
cedar-S Spr.ss and princess piEc. VI: wal:
iag 70 Is wrought into gar.a,is, ne sa
down TO the table and so.zing lva a.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-06

the church iar. Yet you Will not give
JIG word or o glance OF encourage
1.cnt!
rs this righ' nv ra:h.oss Green 0
hearts? Bat an determined that YOU
shall tell m wien We meet again,
whether ! E!.y hope or not /! Until
%hen, sweet ole, an, half in despair.
laif hopeful,
''T.1rs ,ycr and -1rai,ora,',,
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-03-28
state ard Vicinity.

Vergcnncs has another lawyer. W. H.
ington.
A skating-rink association has been or
gained in burlington. with capital
stock of $500.
Thos. A. IIutchins has been made post
master at Bennington in place of II. j.
Tiffany, abscondcd.
Col1lolland Plimpton aged. 7S.a farmer
of Williamsville, accidentally fell into a
n pan of boiling sap at his sugar.housc,
and cannot recover.
Fernando and Charles Phillips. Dandy
sheep stealers, got five years each. and
Frank Niece of Dandy three years. for
theft, in the Rutland county court. They
were members of a gang of thieves that
has been terror to Dandy people for
years.
). NJ. Potter of st. Adams Bay, a mar
ried man, was found dead in barn a
mile and half from his residence. He
had been spreeing with Il companion and
drank heavily. His death resulted from
drinking and exposure, and the parties
who sold him liquor are to be prosecut-
ed.
In the Washington County court, at
Montpelier. Monday. Jas. Templeton of
Worcester was found not guilty of
mauSlaughter. lie was indicted
for causing the death of an aged pauper
woman who lived in his house. He in
tertered while she was beating her inva-
lid husband and held her down. While
in that position she died from hears di-
sease.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-03-28

Cornwall. VT, August II, 1888.
| have used for four years the Buffalo
Phosphate in large quantities on my crops,
and in each and every instance believe it
has paid me. l have also used other kinds
but have had much better results from the
Buffalo. G. II. JAMES
H b. Dodge, Agent
April M A. Brooks comes into partner
ship with me'in the insurance and collection
business. As soon rs Judge Knapp moves
into the court house the present probate
Office will be fitted up for an insurance
office. | shall move with Judge Knapp
into the court house. but shall divide my
time between the two offices.
JOIN G.. STAPLEToN.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-03-28

SENSIBLE MAN WOULD USE Kemp's Bal
sam for the Throat and Lungs. 1t is curing more
cases of Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Bronchitis,
Group, and all Throat and Lung troubles than
any other medicine. The proprietor has author
tied r. Orchard to refund your money if, alter
taking three tourths of bottle. reefis not oh.
tanned. Price 10 cents and 81. Trial size free.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-03-28

When Baby was sick we gave her Castorls.
When she was Child, she cried for CastoriS,
When she was Miss, she chung to Csstoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Cast's
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-03-28
MtOoltburp &tgistrr
FRIDAY, MARCH 2S. 1884.
Travellers Guide.

ITdNVIVT6 VWIIVs
Trains pass Middlebury station at the
hours given below:
GOING NoRTH-Express, 1895 am; passen-
ger, 1850 Il. m; mail, 1923 y. m; express,
$3.50 p. IN.
GOING SoUrH-Mail. 1905 a. M; passen-
ger, 4:57 p. m; mixed rs far as Brandon,
$50 y. m; express, 1920.
MAILS CLosE-Norih. 300 and 74O p. M;
South. 9:45 a. m. and $40 pm.
See Central Vt timetable on last page.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-03-28

FIRSTBeaue they keep of the largest stocks the county
select from.
SECOND-They keep the best goods the market affords.
ITIIIRD-Thcir prices always the bottom.
FOURrII-Thcy give honest weight and measure.
IFIFTII-Thcy attentive % their interests
ISlXTH-To village trade goods promptly delivered.
lSEVENTII-You always find what yon want.
We handle flour direct mills
quality aXha Patents Pastry Michigan White
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-04-04

ITCHING PILES SYMPTOMS AND CURE
The symptoms are mois.are, like perspiru.
on, intense itching, increased by scratching
very distressing particularly Mt night, seems
as II pin-worms were crawling in rpd about
tae rectum, the private parts are someiimee
affected. II allowed TO continue very serio us
results may follow. SWAYNE'S OINTMENT
is a pleasant, sure cure. Aso for letter Itch,
Salt Rheuu, Scald Head. Erysipelas. Barbers'
Itch. Blotches, all scaly, crusty Skin Diseases.
Sent by mail for SO cents boxes, 81 IS, lin
tamps). 1dre,s. DR. SyAYNE q son,
Philadelphia Pa. Sold BY Druggists. lAug.
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Nh. HARPER III ycu will allow M
the privilege AMI sp,e,in your valuable
paper we would like 20 say word in be-
half of the closing exercises OF Mil.
brook school which took place Saturday,
March 20.
The morning opened bright, the sun
roso in al his lendor, making every
thing glitter with radiance. Therefore,
there being no obstacle ia the way, ex-
cept mud, during the whole forenoon
and up till ] or 2 o'clock, crowds we're
seen coming from various directions no.
til an unusually large number had gath
cred to witness the closing exercises.
resichers.trus.ces and patrons were pres.
ent as well as youngsters. During the
forenoon oral spelling wss engaged in.
which was properly conducted Till time
Tor d'paer. We were then informed
that an hour and n half intcrmi ssion
would be given. That time was occu-
pied in partaking OF some repast and en-
Joying the conversation and company of
those present.
rne school was then called to order
and opened with music given by the
biiimyer brothers OF Sedan. The pupils
were then called npon to declaim and
recite various pieces, which they did in
creditable manner and to thu great
satisfaction OF all present; showing that
tue teacher. Mr. James /. powpali, has
been alive to his work during bis career
OF two teffns at that place.
About 3 o'clock short recess was
given. Again the school was called TO
order, and the teacher With bis pupils
sang Tho Schoo!-house On the Hill,''
alter hi:n the Audience was entertain
Ell by tue pupils with numerous ,lia i.
lognes which were performed elegantly.
After the pupils had finished wha.
they he'd made preparation for. Mr..
Pownas, invited eny one who would come
forsard to take part with them-which
vas responded TO without much hesita.
ton; showing that they were intereste !.
During The exercises the above named
musicians furnished some excellent ma.
SIC. The teacher delivered short, but
interesting closing address. and Col.
Monroe followed by request, making a
few very appropriate remarks. School
was then dismissed. SPECTATOR.
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0nd
Spring OF II. J


To my Pan ons and Otker,:
a s the time for Fall p..n,.,,
a han.t, Lcg 10 inform TON ~
have on hard and for Sale. ca.
lection of Trees : such as Apo,. ~.
Pear, Plum, Ounce, Grape.,;ps o.
berry aud other Small Fruits. N,
comprises several varieties never -
by mo before. My Apple Tr,e..
ira size this year, but offer tb,m
same as last Spring. Can se,1
Trees safely tnl bard free ziue x,,,s.
| shall continue in the future a. | =.
done in the past, TO spare no pa,, !
please nv patrons, even .housh :.
at times suffer o loss, as | am Sels,,.
ed that my customers shall be ss,iss
| extend my sincere thanks to nv !.
trons, and solicit continuance Of ~
favorss and. also q trial from O,l.1
who may desire anything in my nj
Go TO Russellfs aud see fair sa.npls. n
90 varieties of Keeping Apples.
Very respectfully.
JNO. ~. RANNELLs |
Hgginsyille, West vi
Nov. 0, 'es.
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1851.

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An Illustrated Weekly--l6 Pages
Suited TO boys and Girls of from sI s
sixteen years Of age.
Vol. V, commences November G, 1854
BARrEH's YOUNG PEOPLE is the hes
weekly for children il America -Soak
western Christian Advocate.
All that The artists skill cs.n acfor.
plish in the way Of illustration las Ies
done. and the best talent Of the cOraiSI
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In ito special field ihare is noihlr.
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My Little Playmate.

am grandsirc, journcyiug close
On threy score years and ten;
Aud when my daily tasks are DONE.
Aud laid aside my pen,
Leah my Lutte playmate in,
Now passing IN to three,
For l have need as much of her
AS she has need of me.
She draws me from The world Of fact,
With all lis selfish strife;
She breaks the prosy lines OF thought
hat make up common life;
She lures me TO her little world,
Where airy creatures dwell,
Where all things dance Ia joy and light
Beneath some magic epell.
Her roundelays and jiugles make
Such music in my ear,
With all her tricky works and ways,
cannot choose but hear;
We leave al other verse aside
For that small classic lore
Which Mother Goose has garnered up
In her undying store.
The naughty ways OF johnny Green,
The virtuous johnny Stout;
The boy in blue, who lay asleep
When cow and sheep were out;
The robin sitting in The barn,
With head beneath his wing,
Because the snow is on the ground,
And he is cold, poor thing;
The accident TO Jack end Jill,
The hurrying little Jane,
The man who scratched on, both his
eyes,
And scratched them in agaia
The active COW that jumped the moon,
The bull that tolled the bell
These are few, hut many moro.
Too numerous TO tell.
And then we play at coop and seek
The mystery is small;
We hide behind the nearest chair,
Or IN the open hall.
And every time that search is made
Within this same snail round,
The happy sholt Of joy goes up,
Because tho lost is found.
o let me never grow TOO old
To join in merry glee
With any bright and laughing child
That climbs upon my knee,
Let me till keep The sportive mind
Uniil my dying dav,
For what is life, in oil Us length,
Without TIE children's play ?
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Dissolution.

u n CC-psrtuership heretofore existing be-.
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he hands Of D u. Feiskell. As IS importanl
TO close the business suit will be Brought on
all accounts not paid in 60 DAYS
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HABrr.-Taere was once horse that
used TO pull arou nd q sweep which lifted
dirt from the depths -cf thc.crrts. ise
Was kept ~ the business for nearly twen-
~ years Until he became old, blind aud
too stiff in The, joints 10 be of further use.
So he was turnedin'o pasture. or left
10 crop the grass withoa, any ono to dis
turb or bother him. But the funny thing
about the old horse was that every morn
ing after grazing awhile, be would start
on tramp, going round and round in .
circle. just as he had been accustomed 10
do for SO mauy years. Ho would keep it
up FOR hours, and people often stopped to
look aud wonder what had got into the
head OF the venerable animal to make
BIN walk around ia such solemn way
when there was no earthly need oft.
But it was tie force of habit And the
boy who forms bad or good habits in his
youth will be led by them when he be-
comes old, and will be miserable or hap
py lccordingly.--Er.
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Mrs. Focte, the wife of Ju'ga A. II.
Foote. Of Lawrence, Kansas, lost her life
in singular manner Having slight
scrctch on her face she wore green
veil. tie coloring matter in which poi
soned her blood. Her death occurrc |
on Saturday last.
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