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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-20
Cool and pleasant.
A w. Graham, Esq, has re-
tu,uel from Alabama.

taYuei from Alabama.
n br"A.n hi>ni-hip may be
-. ha, !, hur Vii never he sound.
See u. It.. 0 sli, OF land at
G,.,pi I'LL, l., J.nc, Is Mason.
t ->ioEri.
w. .Dc 80 Y. know that an
,tEatt 81 An"i lac made 10 "ryAnix"
pubic library III II .i>!,or".
Mr. j. +. M,B"o"m anp"unccs
himself , cauI,.la,c nr.ou>;attr III
In,e RAer ToMnsb, See notice.
Mr. r. >lcwa,d is al,tin. To
Hnd otherwise ,mptnvlny bis reni.
dence
Sir Henry Brhrr. ;or some
time 4 clerk IN J K J"nes' store,
Las accepted a vos.,l.n in Durham.
d. Il. r McLane died a, hi1
roslaence ~ Mrbaac.ii!e, ON Friday.
SIP, In, III the 62nd year oi hi~
~"
-Mr. &. II. Murphy. an expert
cuced teacher Of Book keeping, will
fmm night class tor young men.
zee his ad yertiscmcnt.
We learn that several bans Ut
tobacco were destroyed by tire last
week in the northern part nt O'an..
AID adjoining counties.
Gen Scales will speak in Hills
hor" on Tuesday, Sept 3o,h. an,
rot on o., 1'h, as heretofore rui,
.l.Led. Bear this u. mind.
Sol. Waiter Clark ana vile LET,
nero he,h. mountains wednesdays.
We ar" glad TO know he Mrs. {.
continues TO improve in Fcal,h.
Weak. nervous ,nrn should &c,
stree trial package Ct Prot. Harris
Fas,ille Treatment. Harris Rene.
i! Co. Proprie,ors, :, Louis, NJ !.
-lt"ad the adverti-e,a.ut of Mr..
} W Hooker. who say. t.pat Lewis
farl>h, col"re1, IN arprcnt.cod boy
"h' lett his employment without bis
CONSENT.
Mr.. Bum has withdrawn bis
appointments in Orange county, for
tae prestat, tor the reason that the
armer are now very busy curing
t9btccn.
Shepherd Faucette. 3 oolored
man nearly 60 years Of age. fell into
wei west Of town las, week. II,
zen % feet, iracturirg both Of hi,
'H'I's u narrowly escaped death
The complexion is often do
'f"yed BY worms. 1t can be re
stored by taking Shriner's IndiAl
nermIiuge. Only % cents . bo,tl.
for sale by w. A. Hayes, Druggis,
Malaria in all it's forms posi
"'el. cured with EMoRY's STAND
AID CtEE PILLS. a tailiu.
"S"ehy' purely vegetable, contsi,
4''"'ne or other poisonous agen
enunrsed by physicians ant
N'l by druggists everywbere.-2;
std 80 Cents.
Remember Lockhar,'s Tobacco,
safe a, the Exposition, on the 3rd
80" Shd iNh of October, 1t !.
clock. lie, Orange county B,
WY represented. Let our farmer
'' ron twenty-five TO one hun
r r,e1 pounds Of their best Wrappers
ea''ers aud Lugs and pack nicely Il
Aes n mark them TO J. S. Lock
arr Raleigh, n. c. Let ever,
,her, manufacturer and dealer il
NAL tobacco lend q helping hand an,
'''s feature of the Exposition
grand success. l, is an interest il
,s.1n oo' productive Of good 70 ,h
"o'oeu Belt of North. Carolina
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-20
NOTICE..

Having qualified aS Executors upon
the est to of the late Joseph McCul-
lorh all persons indebted to said estate
will come forward ut once and settle.
Those having claims against the same
viii present them by Aug. 18th. 1885,
or this notice will plead in bar Of their
recovery. This August 20. 1854.
j. Il. MILLER.
J. ". MILLER.
Executors.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-20
T AMI SALE.

BY virtue of an order of the Superior
Court OF Orange county I" me directed.
| viii sell to the highest bidder ut the
court house door In ll,llsboro. on
Wednesday October LIST, lisa. the tract
Of land o., which John K. Riley now
lives, adjoining the lands OF George
Pratt. ". X Thompson. Catharine lies
,eI and others, continuing forty-tive
acirs. more or less. Terms of sale cash.
This Sept. 1884.
S. +. FORREST,
Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-20

AN S.AI..-
BY virtue of AN order o; the Superior
Court al Orange county to me issued
rs Commissioner. in the ease of James
W. Pickett al,f others V. Charles &.
Smith AMI Others. | Will sell to the
hi. hest hi.:;lrr II pubic an.ien at the
cOtrt hru>- t.onr ia lli!l>horn. on Mo,I-
day. tn. 13,li day ui September. lSS4.
tn. tract of lnnl in Orange county.
North { aroliia. on the a;c Of Back
Creek. al ;ui;ing the Lands OF Porter
Kii"v.N. y. Riley. j. W. Pickett and
Others. co..!aining 80 acres more or
less.
1rru.> Of sale Ont-third cash. bal
ante il. l. months with interest on de-
ierrct 4aynrnt. II title reserved until
purchase money is paid in full. This
lath tay OF August. 1881.
JOIN MtCKAC
Com missioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
(1. IL. NJ MURPHY,
an experienced teacher Of
BOOKKEEPING,
wishes to form y night class for young
men. Call or address.

n I E
Lewis Parish. cnlorcd. who WAS APP
pre4tited I" me by the superior Court
ct .\lananrr County. has lett my EN-
p'"ymclt without my consent. All
persons are hereby warne,l against EN-
pl"yInS or harborinS the said Lewis
Parish. J ". HOOK EK.
Hiii~boro. y. C.. Sept. 18th, 1874.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-20

NOTICE
Is hereby given that | will sell on the
9th day of October. 1884. at the court
house door in klill>holu. N tract OF land
whereof Abntr Lewis died seized, ad-
joining the lands OF W. X. Scarlet. Jno.
4. Holloway, Henry {. Lynx and
Archibald Cain, situate on the waters
OF Emo River. and supposed rn contain
lL3a acres. The above sale is made by
vrtne Of II license tn mt granted by the
clerk of the Superior Court Of Orange
County. and the terms Hre. nnc-haif
cash OH day OF sale and the balance Ia
be secured hy y bond payable in twelve
months. with interes, from day OF sale,
aud title win ~be.re>erved until payment.
This August 18th, 1854.
JOSEPH &. WEBB,
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-20
Select Boarding & Day
school tor Young La.
dies and Little <2irlNs
HILLSRORO, n. c.

THE MISSES NASH AND NIsS
i kOLLOcK will resnms .khe exeT'
cises of their school on Friday. lst OF
August. 1884. and close them tue 18th
Of December 60 weeks.l
Circulars sent on application.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-20
DRlVATE BOARDING HOUSE.

1)KIt BOARDING House.
The undersigned taH actvInn ot'xfe
several p-r>nns with g,sHi table board
anil cd'nforfahie rooms When you
come 10 ni!l>born. call Oh me-. and ]
will e~'at-av"r FL make YOU comfortable
1T a>msli c<f.
MRS. PPI>flI.I., PDGcE.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-20
ADVERTISING RAJ Is !:

.I .3umu S.rl'F.
,,.t y, 1900.
49,. .q,are. tou" inrll.) on" Insertion.
Al and for ctrsi subsequent Insertion
Jur,ut~ per square
FTConri Notices.. 6 week.. cash.
80 and when payment l. delayed iol
.na,fh-. }lo.up.
ELoc.i advertisements ~ cents per
.n..
Tlc Editor will not be responsible
~ irn- correspondents.
Aig.rti>.ncnt- and communications
r,#,., be sent in by Wtlne>da! Of each
Nrrh.
Tn PAPER i put to press on hurs-
5av - that il may be cent through the
r,,iI> on Friday.
Ini- j. the only newspaper published
q. brtu1r County. and every citizen OF
,te county shout take it and ncOur
-. IL publication.
~cal TO thu rfiitc. IT once. notices Of
,.rfi,oe. death. accidents. 81. in fact
.yrIltLnn1 If tHt"rr-t. ana we VIII take
b.,-ur. ia publishing. 1t i the desire
~ tL" Editei - thl- paper TO publish u
ar.i-,It- County newspaper.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-20
\ DMtNlSiRATOkS StHlCk.

4 DNtNlSiRATOkS SUTlCk.
Having qualified As Administrators Of
Mrs.. khosia Coheh Este tle~~A~d. all
PERSONS indebted 10 Nid ~aale sill
come forward =. m.e and settle. Ti.e-
having claims .sainst the same will
pre>eut them by the 22zi day Of August.
l>>A otherwise tlk gHi,e will De pie>..i
in bar Of their recovery. This Als,e,
III l$4.
l. ". P~RlTCHARD.
Admr. Nh. Rl.oJa Cou, b.
JAHks B. MASON, Attorney.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-20
\ DNINIsrRATUk'S NOTICE.

n
/. Notice Is hereby given tina, | have
this day qualified as Administrator u,
John 7. Forrest. deceased, before the,
Clerk OF the Superior Ceurt oi Or,n.e
County. All persons having claims
against the estate will therefore present
them IN the time prs><nhei oy law, and
all persons indebted Ia the Aln. will
maIe pro,np, bsyn-ut. Thr 1ld day
OF Aug. 1874.
CHARLES j. lORRE>T.
administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-20

FOR SALE BY
IA NJ FcS w FcK8l8. j IL. X 3l<O., 1Iiil~tDorV. Nc.
4. E. F1)IJkIfEcE. I&OxhOrO. ~. G.
H.. w. II a IL DEN. G.. u ~. CO
L. ~. IA he X r. IL, Durham. ~. G..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-20
4 MARVELLOUS STQHY

Fk04k SON: 1osf. o.: p, lev ~"
"0s~sius~: Ny lathe. resides 1t Glover.
VI He has bsen . great sufferer from Scr"f-
ula, and ~ inelossd lsttsx VIII tsi you what
0WAxvolouD 02os4
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-09-20
ORCHILLA. FOR GRASS

fOrchina has = speciality, It isn making gross. TnAT xsvER 1Ata.
CeL RANDOLPH HARalsON. Ce-.i.ss.-sr - Asys
certainly possesses special eos<r77od.e;ng virue:; or. II that i An inao'
curate word, It enables clover to take holt, and Aelps Il to stand Drought
. great point. I watch its effect o my crops with much interest"
D0rSend for our Book Of Testimonials from farmers Who have used
OrchNla Guapo for years, aud who say-"It has made our poor laadG
rich" Respectfully,
IRA TERS, 4SNEAD d co.
.IxpOR1ZH4 2UT
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-07
Chilian Indians.

lhe faces Of the Indians by whom
We were surrounded impressed me ia
Yorably. Some few were fair and
must have had European blood in their
veins, They were broad-chested, fine
E-Dullt men, intelligent looking, with
Weli-formed heads, and | could not but
oestrQck by one feature-the extraordi.
nary brllliancy of their eyes, which
gleamed like fire. They were all we'll
mounted the horses for the most p!rt
oelhg adorned with silver bits and or.
nalnehts, the stirrups also in many
cases being Of silver A piece of gim.
oer about 20 feet high, with a mans
lace carved on it, was imbedded in the
ground in the center of the circle Of
Indians, and understood that it was
'nelr custom to swear by this. They
oeiieye IN a god. creator of the mi.
verse; IN inferior gods of good and
eFli' war etc; in the immortality Of
'ae SOUL in polygamy, and in the pur.
e,la9e system as applied to matrimony
lney possess many good qualities; are
ial'htul' courageous. and have extraord.
mary memories. One of their charac.
'eflatles Is inordinate laziness. Ineyer
saw them out Of their huts until II
0eiock IN the morning, and then they
would saunter forth and stretch them.
serves on the ground, with the chin
supported on the hands. In this posi.
,'on they talked together for hours
u riding it is their custom only to
pace the big toe in the stirrup. They
sa' h9rseflesh, and prefer the flesh Of
mares to that of oxen. 1t is sad Ia
,nink that the modern civilization
"nea may benefit their children i
-" oy rs aecompaniments. fast des-
Hoying the parents, who are fearfullv
aaoleted 10 strong drink.-Fortaiohti.
Rsp44.o. '''''a''''s
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-07
Sharp.Sighted Indians,

One Of the most curious traits Of the
Ayan Indians is their power of seeing
the notion Of fish in water. The
Yukon is very muddy, 50 much so that
when an ordinary pint cupis filled with
it nothing can be seen until the sedi-
ment has settled. The water is ten to
tvelYefeet deep and the river wide. Yet
when solitary salmon comes up this
river, its coming is notified, its position
identified, and it is often caught in a
hand-ntt Some person, generally an
old squaw, is on the lookout in front of
the huts on the bank. AT her call a
man runs to the beach, picks up his
canoe, paddle, and net, and guided at
first chiefly by the advice of the Indians
who gather on the shore, but as he an
proaches relying more on himself puts
.he canoe into the proper position, and
while be regulates its movements with
his left hand, he plunges the net to the
bottom with the right.
When it is remembered that the
mouth Of the net has an area Of only
about two square feet, the power
catch solitary salmon by thrusting
directly into its course, seems most NJ.
raculous, No white man could see an,
evidence Of the motion Of the fish. vi
the natives assert that motion is com
municated from the bottom to the top
ont Of seven attempts watched Il,
Lieut. schwatka, two were successful
though the fish we're swimming from
2jo TO BOY yards from the bank. 81
eral hundred fishes caught in this wa
we're in their houses and on their seat
feldngs. gs.-Scieace.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-07
10 nniner Like an Asnen.

The legend Of the asfen j. very ','.
It attributes the quiyerins Of tae
aspen leai to its refusal to b" ~lla
all the other trees before the LORD q
he walked to Kedron in his gref me
story has been prettiIy told IN verse
The trees felthis sigbng their heads al bowel
Toward Him in solemn devotion
Save the aspen, that stood ap 50 stately az
proud
:, made neither murmur nor motion
Then the Holy One lifted bis face Of RAIN
oThe aspen shali shake and qaiseI
From this time forth till come asan,
Whether growing BY rook Or river
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-07
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

The numerous lynchings in ArNau.
sas are running the sheriif's business.
Every time a man is hanged by iiio'
they lose a fee Of $50, and very h"'.
urally they are opposed to tins sot' y
competition.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-07

palon Alyerton' bu. little dissilni-
'"i'y IN meal hours warded off this
Syn, antil the very last night of her
stay in town.
one had been restless and could not
sieep. Atabout II o'clock She thought
sue would 60 to her aunt.s room. as
'H'' iady did not retire early. and get
certain book, which might divert
's' mind and quiet her nerves. IS she
passed along the rich halls in her vel
'es,sIloa ieet' door was flung open
ana a will-eyed maid rushed out.
"oh She cried. at sight Of Laurel,
won't You come in minute? I'm
afraid sheis DYING"
Amazed, Laurel stepped within the
door. 4 little figure in blue writhed
upon the floor, yet evidently Mrs. Al
'erton was partially unconscious.
"Vallher husband adoctor-quiclr
exclaimed Laurel.
with Incredible strength, she lifted
the helpless woman in her arms and
laid her upon the bed.
In the next moment of horror she
saw that Mrs. Alverton had ceased to
breathe.
As she turned to escape coming feet
which She heard, she encountered
Baron Alverton.
White and shocked, he gazed at the
pallid face upon the pillows.
ut has come as l feared" he cried,
cinching his hand upon his harassed
brow. She is dead from an overdose
Of arsenic"
And in few moments all the house
was startled by the sad truth.
x x x
The Ist Of March Mrs Pardon Ard
ley became Mrs. Abel Crabtree.
1t was strange mockery of lowery
symbols and lovers vows to Laurel
Vale. Indeed, 50 strange a shadow
seemed upon all the world that she
would clasp her hands over her eyes,
sometimes, and ponder as if in night
mare that must break soon, or she
would lose consciousness forever.
Ever since that autumn day by the
rocking sea peace seemed to have de
serted her. Outwardly she had long
been calm, but inwardly unrest now
scared her brain and burned away her
strength.
All Summer she dropped alone at
Nutwood In the Autumn her physi-
can declared that she must go down
the sea.
i SEQ down to the Dolphin House for
a few weeks with my family Dir.
Stone said. "Victor will be there and
hill take care of you" referring sig
hhcantIy to his son, who had long
openly admired Miss Vale.
But she went only with her maid
and Juba, though she found the doe
tors family congenial company.
The sea received her kindly. 1t
blew its salt breath in her face, bright
ened her beautiful eyes, quickened her
strength. The hurried pulsations be,
gan to beat more slowly and evenly.
But there was a secret want.
"0h, for some one to love met
some one whom l could love!" she
cried one day, dropping her face in her
arms upon the ragged rocks.
Il love you, Laurel, but it is too late
for you to love me- syllabled voice
at her side
She lifted her head. She and Baron
Alyerton looked into each others
eyes. His sad gaze read all her strug-
gle.
"oh, tell me the truth" he prayed.
Perhaps the sea, sounding its grand
thunder in her ears, helped her to rise
above all pettiness.
4 love you, Baron" she said, sim
ply; and both were happy.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-07

The working Of the principle Of co
operation have been tested on an ex-
tensiyeseale in several branches OF in
dustrg ! El,snd, during the last
few gsas AhatAe general success has
beenad 5batthe system has become
fairly ct atablishel in popular favor.
The tEs d cooperation is the division
Of theuotits Of the business among
the valingmen who carry i on. The
Londn nsctator, after reviewing the
work m0Ipplished, says: "The course
is nov on level ground; and there
seems b 1e no reason why practically
the whole Of the working classes of
Great Britain Should not be within
that time Included in the union, gov
erned By ats rules and bound by its
principles land methods. There may
be some catastrophe, no doubt, but
why should there be? The organiza-
ton which has expanded to the needs
Of l,21a societies will adapt itself just
as readily to 1000 or 5000; and every
year brings more men to the front
educated in the movement and com
peteni to carry it on. For ourselves
after vat6hingall these years-at frs
with much sympathy but little faith
the conviction grows stronger ever,
year that long before the century i
out, the whole Of our working clas
will be in association, and will hay
thestape trades Of the country in thei
hands or under their control"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-07

IN the Scottish Highlands there arr
hundred deer forests, seventy of tn
number being situated in the counties
of Inverness, Ross and Cromartv
The rental Of these vast stretches 3
ground varies from three or four hun
dred pounoS to three or four thousand
pounds per annum.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-07

While the United states is paying
off its war debt at the rate OF SloV'-
100000 year, the other nations o. inc
world with great public debts, such y
Great Britain, Russia, spain ana ltal1'
collect barely sufficient revenue 70 ihee'
the interest and the current expenses
Of the government, leaving but h'.ie
or nothing with which to pay oil the
principal
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-07

Although 50 large a portion OF toe
internal revenue taxes has been aooi-
ished, there is still an army of employ
ees in that department. From .
report Of the Commissioner OF Inter
nal Revenue it appears that there are
5284 employees in all, including 10
collectors, 98l deputy collectors, o.
gaugers, 1855 storekeepers, l485 clerks
and 35 inspectors Of tobacco. Quite a
respectable brigade in point Of mum
bers.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-07
1T MOROUS.

Drawing materials Forceps and :
oN-chains.
The question If the hour What
time is it,
Water is musical we presume, when
the fountains play.
Aftor ~ taa ho,n NIL. i more u.e-
fnI : tEis oaun,ry tban he North
polo
~ ,,ne .,,. ,a,,,,b,ar
~ 'oi'" ''''''' - f" 80 80.
lias io'''i' ''''' !. 7 '''''' a 80
'ralH 'i'"' - 'f''''' . ''''ss'
= wan n 'he s''''ne'" '''e - ~"
Is S'io y = 'il''e el''ieiN - ''s''
ouBh' % ''e ''A ea'9 oiie = ''"'e'
A dftecn-year-o!d girl, attending
school at Duluth. IS ? feet II meme
in height She is high school girl.
w eaV lhe e'9' Seilso 9 '9''''
bad man, alter the political orator ii"l
spoken for three hours
An English scientist says that he
has found an animal with ll,ooQ eyes.
An animal with 900 eyes ought not
TO get lost
1t is not safe for a young lady to
undertake silk culture. Think Of peo-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-07

A special correspondent at Foo
Chow, China. thus describes the effect
produced on the natives by an electric
search light from the French flagship:
Il happened to be going down 20 the
anchorage last night in a steam launch
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-07

A college Of beggary has been
brought to light in Liverpool, in which
pupils of all ages We're taught to pros
ecute the calling on scientific princi-
Piles. The head Of the establishment
had been professional beggar and
had accumulated a small fortune. \
number of young children were fouad
In the school, having been sent there
by their parents, most Of whom, Of
course, belonged to the criminal class.
In cases where the pupils were Too
poor to pay for their tuition, the
professor appropriated the clothing
and money brought in by his stu
dents until he was compensated for
his services.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-07

The French government has made a
contract with company, which is Il
have the monopoly Of making matches
in France for twenty years, by the
terms of which the company is to pay
for the privilege about 3.500,0oo, and
some 40 per cent. of the gross receipts
in addition, in case the sale of matches
exceeds thirty-dye milliards. The
quality of the matches, and the price
at which they are to be sold, are care
fully fixed, and the government is to
control all the operations of the com
pany, which agrees to employ only
French workmen and agents.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-07

An exchange has been comparing
the salaries Of school teachers IN
several of the principal cities. The
general average foots up $3.50 year
San Francisco pays the highest, the
average salary being 1890 per year
Boston ranks next, the salary paid
being, on an average, 1913 per year.
Cincinnati averages 1898, New York
1914, Chicago 500, st. Louis $625'
Washington $654. and Philadelphia
1886.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-07

The employment of lady cashiers
seem to be growing in favor in the
East. 1t is said that in no case has a
female cashier been found guilty Of
embezzlement. One leading drygoods
dealer in Buffalo says: Il never
knew a woman who handled other
peoples money to steal one cent.
have employed women as cashiers for
years. They are quicker at making
change than men; they will detect
counterfeit money quicker; they keeE
their cash accounts clearer; and they
don't want to run the whole store, a.
men do.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-07

There is apparently no end to the
uses of paper We have recently
noticed its employment in making
pals. house doors, and other articles Of
domestic use, and now observe, in an
exchange, that factory in New
Jersey is devoted to making counter
panes and pillow-shams from paper.
No l Manila is used, two large sheets
being gummed together, with small
twiue between them at intervals Of
three or four inches, which strengthens
the paper and keeps it from tearing.
Handsome designs are printed on the
surface, and they are said to make a
very neat ornament for the bed.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-07

An epidemic of embezzlement, with
sensational sequels, is prevalent IN
Hungary. The institutions plundered
have been in all cases orphan asylams.
supported wholly or in part by the
State. The accounts Of some Of the
orphanages being in suspicious state
a general investigation was ordered
and it was found that funds to the
amount Of 10000 forms. or $4,000
had been embezzled Several officials
who were implicated were arrested and
released on bail One Of them has
since committed suicide, three others
have died suddenly and mysteriouslN
and the rest are bankrupt The tax
payers will therefore be called upon to
defray the deficit
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-11-07

The debt Of the eityof New YORK !
about one-twentieth that oi the : my
States government