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OLDDOMINI0N STEAMSHIP =, ,.,,.ss.
W COMPANY, sSsss.lIAx..
FOR NEW YORK.

EOR NEW YORK.-The OlG <sT%s,
A dominion steamship Company'ss szS,asl.
prWR9,eI saliings Tor the week following are:
W1ANOkE. Captain HULPHERS, FRIDAY
Decem6er 2S!h, at ? o'clock =. VI.
ROANOhE, captain COUCH, SUNDAY. De-
cemher 3Oth, AT O'Clock Il. NJ
OLD DONllNlON. aptain WALKER. TUES
DAl January |. lSSf. ~ 2 o'clock T.. NJ
Freight received until O'Clock y Vi. Frjday.
55o'cioc& p NJ saturday, and 10 O'Clock p. Nj.
Monday. W.
Through bills OF laang signed and goods for.
"arded WIN dispatch 10 all points North, south,
east and west; also ID foreign ports
Passenger accommOG aiiOns UNSURPASSED.
After-cabln fare 10 New York (ncluding meas
an oerth)' SO; roun'-tr!ptiokets, SIS; secrage,
With subsistence. 81: without subsistence, SO.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays. Tues
uays' Wednesdays and saturdays bv the Richmond
ahd PETERSBURG railroad ~ 1l:3l a. NJ. viii
maze connection ~ Norfolk with steamer lo..y-
ing those DAYS. Tickets Ia be had az the Rich
mona and PETERSBURG deDOi, Chesapeake ar Il
ONO depot, and \. w. Carriers, 1000 Main street
FOR freight or passage, apply 90
- GEORGE v. ALLEN & CO., gents,
deZ C0mBany's Wharf, Rockets.
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y edmond AND ALLEGHANN
80 RAILROAD.
SCHFDULE OF TRAINS
IL EFFECT DECEMBER 10 IeS3
ARRIVE l,lCiIllo\I

ARRIVE RlCuSiOND.
f:2O T. VI. IAll. daily except sunday.
lO:i5A. NJ. ACCoMMODATlON daily teN..rt
sunday.
1885 4. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS daily trxr,tf
NOudaVl,
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CONNIIVuONS

CONNECTIONS
AZ Richmond with associated RAILWAYS for D..
points South, and Richmond, frelcricksbfrg 4. Z
Polonac railroad for all points North; ~ Lynch
blrk with virginia Midland railway for an pa p,
n"rth' and Norfolk aud Western rai road f.r
hhoNNle' Chattanooga, Atlanta, Cincinnati
~. Louis. Nashville. Louisville. Men phIs. New
Orleans, and all point In the SOuth. south west AM,
IeNa. sleeper LNnchburg 10 New Orleans aud
trains. Ihis train makes close conuegtiou 4,
memphis AVID all southwestern points. and avoids
several hon. layoycr ai Chattanooga
LyachIuFq.
Trains marked daily except sunday.
J. y. MAtfAtrpnD-
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Ausrvou sar,vs...rhIs Day.
by II. seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent aud Aucuonccr,
Eleventh and Bank streets.
.GRACE-STREET LOT FOR SALE
PUBLIC AUCTION
LONG CREDIT.
ON TUESDAY, JANUARY i, 1884,

ON TUESDAY, JANUARY /, 1884,
at A. O'Clock p. NJ. will offer for sale. upon the
premises, that beautiful Bull DING LOT on the
north side Of Grace street commencing thirty feet
west Of First street. II fronts 80 rect and runs
back between parallel lines so feet ~ an alley 20
feet vide.
Trims: One fourth cash: tie balance NJ six,
twelve, eighteen twenty -four, thirty aud thirty
six months, for negotiable nofe,, Win per cent.
added, and secured nv deed Of trust.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR, Arctionccr.
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Train No. AZ connects sc BUrKefiie daily lex
cept Sufday) with Norfolk and Western railroad
for Fsrmville, Lysclburg, and all southwestern
points.
Train No. IN Through pnss"ngor, s'ors a. "'e'-
tIons. connecting at keysyille for all points on
Il and NJ. railroad; at sutherlia's with Milton az
sutherln NarrOw-Gsug railroad for Milton
Greensboro for all point on Salem Branch: Al
Atlanta for all points sorth and Northwest: az
Salisbury for all points on Western North Carolina
railroad.
Train No. SO Through passenger and mall stop
at salisbury, Greensboro, and Eenaja: Reids-
VILE. High Point, ThOmasyllle. Lexington. AMI
Concord, between Danville and Charlotte. and
all stations between Richmond and Danyile;
AT Sutherns with NItOB and Sutberiin
Narrow Gauge railroad fol Milton; at Greens
bOr0' for all points ola Salem Branch and
North Carolina division: at Charlotte win
Charlotte, Columbia ald Augusta railroad foI
Columbia. August, savannah. aud Florida p0iEts,
with Atlanta and Charlotte division for Atlanta
and all points south aud Southwest.
Trains from The south arrive - RcnmOnD At
4:OS +. NJ. TAI A. NJ, and III u. VI.
BON AIR PASSENGEH SERVICE
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HOW 1T FEELS TO BE sCALPED.

.EImagine some one who hates YOU with
the utmost intensity grab5inga handful of
your hair while you are lying PROSTATE
and helpless, and giving it a sudden Jerk
upward with force enough almost TO
loosen the scalp. Then, while this painful
tension is not relaxed, imagine the not bar
,icularly sharp blade OF knife being run
quickly in circle around your scalp with
q saw-hke motion. Then let your magma.
ton grasp, il it can, the effect that q
strong, quick jerk on the tuft OF hair
to release the scalp from any clinging par
ticlcs that may still hold it in place would
have on your nervous and physical sys-
TENS, and you will have some idea how 1t
feels TO be scalped. When that Indian
sawed his knife around the top OF my head
first sense Of cold numbness pervaded
my whole body. This was quickly follow
ed by flash OF pain that started at my feet
and ran like an electric shock TO my BRAN.
That was but momentary, but it was terrible.
When the Indian tore my scalp from my
head 1t seemed as IL it must have been
connected with cords TO every part OF my
body. The pain that followed the cutting
around the scalp had been frightful, but Il
was ecstacy compared with the torture that
followed the tearing OF II from my head.
Streaks OF pain shot to every nerve. Ny
knees were almost drawn up to my chin
and my fingers closed convulsively
together in the snow, and that was
all / remembered. When | came to
was in a tent. The cavalry had come up in
the meantime and the Indians were routed.
Only few escaped, but Black Kettle was
among them. A comrade told me that he
had shot and killed the Indian who scaIped
inc. but the scalp was not recovered at any
rate. l, with the rest OF the wounded, was
sent to The nearest agency, and l lay help
less aud suffering untold misery for weeks,
and when / recovered concluded that /
had seen enough OF Indian fighting and
asked for my discharge"
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! R 90 YY AA l.
Z Y o o Y A A l.
K 90 A A LII
GGG L y Y ZEE
8 GO g { { : : : 81
GGG LII UUU ZEE

Warranted the Strongest, Toughest and Most Elss-
tic Glue on Earth ROYAL FAMILY GLUE Mend
Everything SOLID AS ROCK lizard AS ADA
MANT!-FlIsM AS GRANlTE!u New seentisc
Discorery!-Re the Liquid Gue Bust
ness OF the Worldll ROYAL GLUE is AbsOluteI.
Unbrsdkdbie and InseparIbie! A SAMSONIAN
GIANT among other Clues and Cemcntsl NH.
Ll0Ns MORE Must Have It,. No Heating--No
Preparation-Always Ready Always Iiamdi
Clues CHINA, WOOD, GLASS, Leather Billiard
Cue Tips and Cloth, Creckery. Oranaments ~
Every Kind, Metals, Patches on Leather anal puh.
Der Shoes. Book Backs. Brie-a-Brac. and Eypr-y-
ming Else with inseparable Tenacity. MANI.
FACTUkkRS OF Textile Fabrics. Straw Goods
Artihcial Flowers. Imitation Stained Glass, cum
Labels, zinc Carriages and Pianos, Paper. Gard
Board, OH Cloth aud Carpets. who use RoYAS
GLUE for sizing, shreniDs and Glueing Parposs,s.
supplied by the Pint, Gallon. or Al tiAI.I0S
BARREl, Royal Glue Talks Tor ItS.if M
News OF us Marvellous and Extraordinary lin.
breakable Qualities, It's Great Sgoothness Flext.
bilityandStrength FLASHES LIKE I.I(suTNISc
irom one 9; st, mcr 20 Anothvr,l LIVE SALES,
MIN JOB Thousands Of Bottles Of ROYAL t;lue se
Druggists, Grocers. etc. SMALL BOYS sell H,,,N
dr>ts Of Bottles "a BusiDcss Offices aad Fam,l,ss
by MAIL, POSTPAID. 10 eentsextra. Manufaetssai
by J.U. O'MEAgA a co
i54! Pennsylvanta ave-. Washingtop N T.
LIVE AGENTS wante In every City and Conn.
" throughout the United states Csnada E,rons
anu SCUM America. sold ny Druggists t,roeers
statoners, Hardware and Variety Dealers evssy-
where. The Trade aud Public supplied nv nIftsR
\ khtiHEs, 1903 Franklin street, pITRVFII,
LADD Y co. POW ERS, TAYLOR % co. ron.
EkEh nRoTHlRS, OWENS 4 MINOR, Rich.
ai""'" w ~ 2k-lv
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POSTP0NEMENT.
II consequence of rain, the above sale was post
poned until
WEDNESDAY THE % INSTANT,
at the same hour. H. SELDOM TAYLOR,
"a y AuctIOnecr.
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TRAINs NoRrHwARn.

kDaIly. TDailv except sunday.
STOPPING PLACES
NO,. 40 end t3 make no stops. Nos f5.A7
and 10 stop al Manchester. Drwry'- Blum. Gen.
traiia, and Chester. \o. A. stops "a, Chester only
Nos 20. PC. 9. and 10 stop az an stations, Nos. q
ana STOP al all stations except Temples.
PULLMAN CAR-SERNlCE
on trains Nos. Al and a. slteping-cars between
New York and savannah. Trains Nos. 40 and
10. slecping-cars between Washington ana
Charleston Trains AZ and ~. sletuing-cars be-
tween Washington aud jacksonville. Fla
THE ONLY ALL-iiAIL ROUTE To NORFOLK.
Leave Richmond A. j:25 4. NJ; arrive Norfolk
$50 +. VI. Leave Norfolk at $50 a. NJ; arrive
Richmond 1912 u. VI.
=. II. kENLY. superintendent
I. VI. EMERSON. General Passenger Agent
SOL. HAAS. Traffic Manager NILS
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lPasg'r daily Freight dai- treigtt dafiy
eX. sunday. tx. Sund'y cS. >aturda,
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L. o II X + Y L, No. 100 CLYDE T-,
Il PLACE. Ii
Also, SMALL FARM. about eighteen acres;
good dwelling, &c, on the Mill road. about half It
mile below City Gas-WOrss. Apply 10
GRUBBS < APPEkSON.
de 2S-6t Real Estate Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-02

EOR RENT, THREE GRAND O.
l. UPPER FLOORS over W. ID. KYLE & 3:5
Co.. No. Governor street. 23 by 1870 feet; easv
OF access by wide stairs suitable for any light
manufacturing business. printing Office. &c.
THE STABLES. 1919 and 1921 east Franklin
street: frst-raie stand. and In good ORDER
Apply 10 GRUBBS " APPERSON.
de ZS-6t Real Estate Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-02

DOR RENT, SUIT OF FOUR -
Il ROOMS, first floor all counectins-ve Fry XII
desirable aud cOmfOrtaJle-No.I 0u9 Floyd street.
All conyenences-mOd cratc rent. Apply To c. l..
GATES, 1928 east Cary street, or on premises.
L. I.nnl3iE
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-08

Jenny Lind once wen. 70 hea'
Father Taylor preach in Boe,on. hn'
The preacher, igooran, III her pres
eoce, raid . glowing tr,ira,e to her
powers Of song. Az tue Swedish
nightingale leaned for~ard ~i,h de-
light. driuking ia this unexpected
praise. . tall nan wk~ ~ on The
stairs began TO- unwind himself. aud
when be had done 90, wanted 10
know whether any one who had died
y M'ss L.nd's concerts would go TO
heavenr Father Taylor ssid "Sir,
. Christian will 90 30 heaven
wherever he dies ; ba, . foot will Do
, tool, even though be be on the
psfpit stairs. 1t would take more
grace to . : SUCH . man y tbs,
than it would take ski.noed milk 10
feed IN elephant"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-08
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral.

No other complaints Are % insiAious In thai,
attack - those affecting the throat and lune,:
noos % uiasd With By the majority Of suaer
Ars. The ordinary cough or cold. resulting
perhaps from . trtaius OF unconscious Fl.
posurs. y otteh ut tAe beginning Of . fatal
sickness. Arsa's CsBAay PxcroaAL has
vsn'proven- it saeaey In . forty years nsh,
with throat and long diseases. and should b
taken In all eases without delay.
4 Terrible Cough Cur>d.
"ls lss: I took sever cold. which affected
night AfteT night vi,Nplj sieep. The doetoss
gave ~ up. l tried ArkR's CHxA1Y PFC
ToeAt vhteA relieved my lunss. indaeaA
s.sgr<NnA Aaerdet n~ sSs rem .sespH
=: see. sss ass ." 3, d Il. : c4o q -
seat care was Effected IN nov q ysass
oiA hale And hearty. I'D an sa0sAed 'yo0
Casasv FEcTonAL sassd Ne.
HoAAcx YAnanOTHl~
kosttasAAn. W. JAY Is. lasa.
CrsaD. "A 1oaASs.s 1SsbuAA
willis In NE eoApsxy last stsses my nss,s
k'Y. Asss ysas1 oh. ~ taken III With esoaD:
Il sss.sd - Il - voaA dse frpm ssrsssx.
- s.''en, .sa. Of ne fas,ly ssssssssd he -
wAteh OAs AivayS kepA In The boass. Thb
vHs srted in SMALL asd fs~ouess dnees. ~
70 oar 0eLsAs in hse shAA IAlf an hovY ~
1tils peateas Has Assa&Atag sas1ly. The a..
sss said that she C1xRxv pxcro1AI IA
sAs~s nay dasisnE's kfe. CAa yeo uoaAAs g
eur grsaas0s- easessely yoass,
Ma. knnA 0HA91y.s
ase Wet 18th s.. Nev Tost. NAY Il. IA.
have Wed AyER's CuHHny prooaAl
IN my family fos several ysAu. Aad % Dos
AssstaIs 70 preaouns0 = tAs asaos s9ss>wl
remedy Sss eeaeAs a>i soAis vs Aass svef
Tried. Al. Cram
LAAs Crystal. MIN, NAreA u ma
"faa3ersA ~ stgAa 3~sv srso
eaA as<s sryiRe may Se0sAtas vsaA - 49,
~D. VA soeed ~ III - - AYss1 CuD-
nv ferro1AL j0aSDU WAlD0s
hJAs0. Asss- Apsn Z. M
- Nnnos Ay sscsxA n ps~iss q Avxap
~HenS tusE 1e3tevtaG - I - tAaa
ese sf is 80 ] sAoa0 hog aaes have died
8rnn luAe Oso64ss> bAAoooQ.s
aAe. Texo. APRIL =. tsks.
No s.se e - s1eefaa - he sAroas a
iones exists which eaasss - sseaaay psaasssA
By the ~e Of ArRn-p CsEaHy 1De1oaAl
AL u vs0 sssys s~s vle& - 1hsass =
s@ a&s~ay heyesA ~ osGssa - ns6sSlnA.
rnxSak1D ~
D. Aver nesss.
sold ,. al ArU.s&
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-08
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed u night and
broken OF your rest BY a|'sick child
soasring ard crying with PHO Of
eatting teethI II %. send u once
and get . bottle Of Mn Winslow's
Soothing Syrup Tor Children Teeth
ing. Its value. i inoaloulable. Il
Will relieve tbs poor little s.6s,sr
io0sdiaaely. Depend upos it,
0o&hsrs, there 10 no mistake sbous
it. Il cares dysssssry and diarrhoea,
regulates The stomach AID boveh,
cares wis6 collie. -soAess the g.os,
redsoss in1aamseioo, sod gives tone
and energy. % the whole sye.sm.
Mn. Wissaev5 Soothing Syrup 70,
Chil4rso TsssAi.s i.4pleassa& 70 ,bs
tasss, - b IL PvsssriFaiA, q ore
Of the o10ea md hns fenAe >Av.i
clans I'D nossss 10 the United Sts.es,
and i fos ss1s By oil -duceises
thro1RhoQ VI 1or6. Fyiee IS
ceou . eotth-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-08

CnAPEL HILL. n. g., Feb. 3.

CHAPEL Hill, n. g., FEB. >.
:. NJ. EdNo~: The Slope Of Ar
Johe Ward, tabor. and Geo. Tries,
colored shoenakss, we're broken 'ote
oos- night last week Some an6n
nhed elo,hing bsiosE;sg TO csseo~
err and . eoss belonging to Mr.
Ward, we're tsksn from the former
and sooe shoes fro0 the latter. II
ia Also stated thst some money VA
taken from . studens. Some parties
were suspicioned bu, no arrests
have been made.
4 row occssred lsst nigh. n the
"orivats oar" Of Mn. Sykes- It u 4
well. known fact that Graham Sykes,
the husband Of this woman. haa fo'
several yes<s been selling whiskey IN
this plsoe il defiance Of the law and
those who administer the law pro
,ected BY ,hoee who should con
demu hin, aud CALLED "smart" BY his
patrons because he has 90 far e.
capped the Punishment be % richly
deserves. The Law oogbt TO be en-
forced, Il not tor the bsne6t Of oo'
old citizeas q least tor the safety
and protecsico Of tho young. The
IAxJess chArae,sr Of this maa do
serves tbs censsre q thS pStuae56l
Urange sad Of Tie vtols'6Ae.
Mrs. s. n. Ba.bee hs1 been quit>
sick tor some days, bst ~ learn 81.
10 improving.
For the last few days . con,inuoa'
war has been waged against tn.
robins which come here in grea'
numbers; many were killed and ,
grea. many wounded. We need
society tor the prevention Of cruelty
TO birds. Nj. Walker Hanks hal
killed this season between six ant
seven hundred psrtridges. Durham
and rHillsboro may catch the foxes
but our young ideas can teach then
"how to shoot"
A farmer on the premises OF L
Andrews, E.q., owns = hen tha, re
Gently laid IN egg With one DAT sd,
on which are two M and severa
other letters not a. distinct ~ those
We do not know the cause Of thiu
singular phenomena unless the hes
IL , devil"
Hoping 70 escape the basket,
Am yours, YACOB.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-08

-Aiuister Hun, died at St.
Pe.ersbsrg. Feb. 9th. He wss q
sostheroer By BIRTH.
The Truth. Hon. Josiah Tur.
ner'. osw-p.per, is out. The 6r''
nuaber ceese,n&epeb-nas,e' OF in
,.r.... W.~i.L nj. Turner great
soeoeso. :;
Tbs Ijbeial .nd Republican
E,eo,tive Committess have been
called TO NEE. together in Raleigh
on tho l9.hluss
The Legislature Of New Jer
~ has passed 30 &C. prohibiting
youths under Is years Of age from
playing pool or billiards in saloons
The westher st the North
has been VERY cold, with severe
snow storms Ind bowling winds
Our cold Weather was only q touch
-Liep..: s, c. 1.em'y, Of Salem
N. c., has been selected As one o.
.be naval officers for the Greedy Re
lief Expedhiou, TO the Arctic region
Hon. John Manning, IL. D.
will please accept our thanks for ,
COPY of his excellsat address deliv,
ered before the Alumni Association
Of the Uniseuity.
Gen. Grant has 90 far recov'
cred from tbs.e6eots Of hia fall ~ te
be able to throw aside bis crutche,
and dispsdst' with the, regular scr
vices Of hiAphysieisu.
The House Of Representatives
At Washington, upon motion of Mr.
Townsend. Uf Illinois, by . vote O.
227 to IS .susRendsd the rules and
p.s.ed the bsff fensioniog Me1ica,
veterans. i.~> . ).
The Magistrates Of Wake
county have instructed :heir Com
missioner to appropriate $4,000 j
necessary to make . proper exhibi'
Of the resosices' Of tina, county q
the State Expedition.
SENATOR Wade Hampton re
gards Sensssr Baysrd ~ the mos
svsilable Democratic candidate fo'
the Presidency. and thinks he would
carry Nov York, New jersey, Con
oeoticat, 1ndiDna and California
which are olsssed - the doubtful
States.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-08

Take Ayers Sasssp@ila in the
spring Of The year TO parity the
blood, invigorsse tho systes, excite
the liver to sesioo, aod restore The
healthy tooe aod vi9or 1gka1n Whole
pAysical nocl.aois9. -
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-08

The Democratic party in or.
der to be successful this year, must
nominate men who will not only
help 70 pass wholesome laws, but
will also be found upholding them
by their daily example among their
constituents. We will not support
any other kind.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-08
STATE NEWS.

:.
STATE NEWS. -.
-
Justice Ashe hss resumed bis. $50
0. the Supreme Court Beech.
NJ. Wm. G.. Upe>sreh h.sleeu
placed in charge Of the 'Agfjedlets.l
Department. Of the ss.te Exposition.
Asheville ci,i.se.; The railroad
moves westward With steAdJ pace,
I. Is nov near the ,na,xs.s, three
miles from Waynesville.
The Chsslottc Observer sof ,. lso
date ssys thst one oors dead bedy
has been foeod nesr Rookisgh.m
which makess;<Ae 2t.h sic1e!9 .be
cyclones iarx =, thst place.,
Seventy sly Croffe1s. bs.e n
rived Il LAsriebesg; . he.tty vel
a1ras Va. ez,eaded, I'D ,he5 we're
dispatched to the bones prepared
for them in, anticipation .st ,he'
coming.
Goldsboro Bslletip In 4ou, hum
bio opinion i. !. . fo.sgoae 1conclu
sion that Col. Gilmer will bs ,h.
Democratic popipee for !0oveno,
this summer, which will be ,an,a
mount to 40 election.
1t the legal representatives Of The
late Lieut.. John D. Clark, 9Th U. S
Infantry. who VA drowned in 1913
will communicate With the pos,
osster ., Raleigh, North CAROLINA
they NAV hear Of something to ,hei'
advantage. (S,a,e papers please
copy.]
Durham Reporter: M: J. 8. Car,
has made . present for the benefit o,
the Durham Graded School a 10,
valued at 5000. This il an act :ol
generosity, Characteristic OF this gen.
tlemsn. He never fails to- lend /
helping hand when the public good
demands Il.
Raleigh Chronicle :yMr, Luliu6 A
Gray, President of the Cape Fea,
and Yadkin Valley Railroad says
THE road will be open to Greens
boro by April !. The people there
will have . sort OF pubiioeoelebra
ton Of tho event. Until ,hia wa
completed II. was not Practicable Il
tslk definitely iabodt the extsnsio,
OF the road to Wilmington. Bu
now it will be conaidsred BY ~,
stockholders and, l think. will u
extended"
Raleigh News.O Observer Joscpl
Atkinson, . lumber contractor, die.
. most awful death. Sunday,:at Sci
ma. He was drunk ADD on his VA,
home walked on the railroad. B,
and BY he fell and lay .insensihle
Presently . train came along, strucl
him and mAn9!ed' lin N . fsigh,iu
manner. His legs were ~neakly sew
cred from his body, his breas. va
torn open. his heart was on III
track several ieet from him. bis lung
were upon bis face. The soeue Va
30 awful - to shock all who NV i,
Atk1nson's age was about IS. IL
leaves . wife and FIVE children.
A Ere At Lau1nburg, N. c.. o.
the morning OF Feb. 18th, originates
in . two-story frame building occu
pied by Black d Shafsr, On E.s
Main street. The supposea. cau,,
WAS 4 de6oisp. stove due. eShafs
nsrrowly escaped having his fac
and one hand sesfo.ay barnt an,
~ss forced to jump from secoo'
story window just before the fallin,
in. Of TIE building. Eieh: store
aud three small dwellines wer
har.ld. ArI1+. fr.n,e e.;td;ne,
The space burned over vas ont hon
dred yarda to the first sters of
brick row. A fey goods wer
saved. The less. 10 ss,ina.ed q
$4,000. panty covered BY insu,
ascs. This 10 tho uxth 6rs:;n ths
place.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
Ara von AiaH ~ ~:~As -.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-08
SCHEDULE NO. 10.

SCHEDULE NO. IS.
Train No. II, Mail. going East,
arrives se HilisAoro, ll:49. .. %.
Train No So Msil, going West.
arrives IT Hllsboro. 7:08, p. N.
Train No Is. Freight. going East.
arrives u ] {llaboro, 9+8, p. n.
Train 10. 10. Freight. goicg
West, arsiy- ssst, H,llsboro, s:27.
a. - !. G.. COOLEY.
Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-08
THE HON. BILLA FLINT,
lie Senatot, az fhe Don;nion parl;a

Life senaset Of the pooinion Par,i.
neu.. Belt1ill'.. Ontario Canada,
writes '1stiea s. J'cobe Oil tor
.gue 10 my: face and ,oo:hscbe. 1t
acted like . charm. A few times
rubbing With h. took away al sore.
ness and pain far better than hav-
ing them drawn;at the age Of seven.
ty-sesen."
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-08
COUNTY TREASURER.

will beia Hillsboro every Ss,or.
day. Let Monday in each month, and
on oil public days.
ii NJ. /. EFLAND,
CouDsy Tseasurer.