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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-12-14

n1en.sl they cAa a. = wonderfully
improved 10y I'll. sam Iso-.> Il i )
good rle and WORKS hoth wa,s. vou see.
/ follows naturally that 'he introduction
= seeds from regions ~hsr, they obtain
greatest perfection Is wise and prohta
bic course e pursue Another impcr
'ant work. concluded NJ Saunders. a.
be passed or q she haildinc. is that
of quickly testing The merits Of new and
valuable see,i> II different climate, and /.
diversity II scih
The distribution of ssci~ IS large sud
Important work USUALLY they are sent
hg mail ani delivered Al Tie ro>to.fice ~
the farmers free If charge but when
pRt Ad@c> are bulky they afc sent by ex
press aad then 'l1e receivers have 10 paw
the charge. Au1 1ther method of distrl
button II through agricultural societies.
institutions. regular correspondents and
individual applicants Congress has pro
vided that two-thlr.i~ Of all the seeds
grown for distribution hy The department,
Should he turned over to Representatives
to hc given to their constituents, bu.
tins / manite~tlN impossible - Wasling
IN >fur
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-12-14
{ orn Meal.

Dr A & Robinson a -. Iol.s phv
sie.au ~ r.b en' interview made sia,--
rnent which, if correct, !. II no h';l.
,nomen, f. people IL H. ~outh~e-,.
tnanv ~ whom almost i've 80 and h.lng
~ their children IN .'grits lofniny
and corn bread Dr R"hnson ~4ad
Indian corn ia. many desirable quail
tie, hut IL use IN "a. vas'cfal and
10 lnany people injuriou. h-fa4-e the
neal re.3aites ." l.-@ than four hours
- king :, bgti ~ poin, t2iz degrees
Fairrnheit ~ ma il cig~s,ib!e- The
,nepaud, who n4bitiaElv -. mnsh.
-,rsbous - corn Poue-. eo"ked III
frs,rn fifteea nr ,i8ir.s nlnutes NAV object
. this statement fut i i made upon the
authority = rhs.in.o-cis.s aad chemists
r established reputation Af'et fgur
la,r- cogkin,- MT minute less. corn
meal become t-.efv digestlble II not
=, cooked i j. ness- wholly Mastered
Il, he ..grr.aeh AMI becomss both :
w..,e AMI saurce 81 irritation
/, Is seid sha, . hen tA~ FeJefai troops
tirs. entered .ne south during The *sf
.her xere constantly made sick s,y being
t@s. On corn meal and -rits. and that
they never w.re entirely able L indulge
| = aov - The pru<ius.2 d Indian corn
wlth IMMUNITY Isn.<s Dea4crat.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-12-14

open lhe hra4.i,h 81 u18n'a hand pres
Emily he hight wiil -rreacn through
Qll4k fetch another rife
Wh@r he returned l took the gur and
g4ve him ny revolver
\ light breath cl wind passed nur-
narl0g through tie fe4theIy ctowns Of
he slender e919a-paIus. two great
peal Il jighr hot ap n the sky, some
where II tn garden 4 bird sang--the
4un had risen Wait the signal vhls-
peyej my hrothot. nov. Rance The
Hindeo kneIf down and initiated the
Dieatinc q kid thar had loSt it mother
A tho instant Rance ~pran2 10 his feet.
he silence vas rent hy Il sundering
rash and sudden, terrific roar 1.-THE
,hutter~ :vere torn from their socketA a
crtat mas, hurled itself precipitatelv
srongh the window. and the tiger. with
Is heai and shoulder, buresi in the
imc-eeTered debris was graphing IN
naddcned f-srt with an enemy he could
act ses nor maho much Impression upon.
Cur guns We're It our shoulders
The animal Was twenty feet from US
caring ~ the grayclcd path, and collin.
t-elf IN inc Atricabe confusion in the
,roken netting and ~plintered ladder
Rsme. uttered J, loud cry The animal
aad freed It's head and stood with It's
5leeiing mouth in on enforced listening
,ttidndc 1t vas the moment Godfrey
lad waited or, and he fred The tiger
evidently not seeing him. sprang at the
window again. but missed the opening.
hurling i >elf .rainstthc wall and falling
Jn tic broken shutters At the minute
t aIiented aimed At the spot behind
the shoulder and fred II gave convul-
sive leap and turned its hloodshot eyes ID
our direction Then Godfrey fired again
and told me to do the same
Back back cried Rance,
The animal had gathered itself TO
1cthel and spTanG forward with one
mighty bound, and rolled over with
scream Of dying rags
When We came to measure the brute
aftcrwsrd. We found itsvae fifteen feet
from the nose to tie tip Of his lite
ArgonaQf.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-12-14


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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-12-14

A mar ..4s just d.el psrss wAo live
on the p.osiaet o: Jour pen "nicf
lad fa.-n conferred ~ hlm ttaafrsisa
ton for getting hiinseli run oseF anc
i.adIs rnaisaed four distinct fimes ~ ths !
...iez., a.f.ag> II wealthy people
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-12-14

= S-d4iS, IL "d> FdtIltr II 4 Iur.V
Godfrey, | called out 70 him. ae
you mind pulling tne front door 10 IL tat
sar2e drawing room As Won 90 bvl' II
Gems strange nov but could think ~
nothing else 70 say then and I said i,
slowly and quite naturally
He assented and disappeared AMI !
without noticing il al the time. tooL IN
the chair again and with my lanp A.,
cended the short fight of stairs. and rre.
ceedet along th- passage 10 my own room.
walking slowly and guardady The
mlnd had evidently been SO shocked that
Il had not recovered i,s dominant SWAY
over the body | pom reaching lny ovr
room, put the chair carefully dowp anc
at upon il The lamp had placed OF
nc tabl" Al the sam" tim. | ~ there
lev seconds, tccfiy wondering which
room IN" tiger WAS IL Then | got III
"jth ~udden alacrlty. took from il.
ea>e.a isr@, revolver. and TUNED into The
passage again In minute II - | Wa
II Godfrey room He va, half IN
dressed What tho matter he dc
manded, with startled eve When
had told him, be took mv hand ano
wrung IT. You may thanll God that
yon arc alive, old fellow. Then II,
dressed hurriedlv took a heavy rife from
= lach and filled his pockets WITH cart
rld@"- Come aion3, stay, let me gc
first, your nerve ar bit shaky vet.
We crept OF, and awakened the punkah
Wa!lah an Old and faithful Hindoo
l., !
danaeror. illne,s-a brave and trust
worthy man Who would have laid biz
hfs down for Godfrey
II is the man eater. aid the Hin
doc after nav recital
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asked my brother Tho Old man smiled
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29

MEnruis GnocEnY CourANY,
Sole Agents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29
ADJUSTMENTS.


George Wilson's ministries opened a re-
turn engagement lac, night before quite n
largo audience. A. with the circus, ~
with Ministries, people seem never 20 grow
weary Of the entertainment The songs.
jokes and specially acts may be- Favored
with agc. yet audiences arr ever ready 10
return. The program presented last night,
however, contained many novelties la
the way Of songs aud spcciallics.
Tho opening part was mudcally rem.
dcrcl and was received with applause
IL was followed by the Christina.
rrcc In old NiwInuy," "shndy lane. {"
q temperance ballet. Gcorgc Wilson With
new sonra. the jockey Club songs an l
dances, billv Carter in speciality soi e.
Kelly and Walton In "Capur." aud
POWELL la "lhr Cremation" II was q
varied program aud ii pleased the people
in attendance. 80 large un audience was
not expected on the opening night. the
cnug, mcnt succeeding uprm week and 10
be- succrcdyd ly another mg attraction on
Ihuuday next Tho ministries will ~
appear tonight, ul the matinee tomorrow
afternoon and will close the engagement
tomorrow night.
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Ihnncer, Inurf.

Bills Filed. W. Cochran and olhcn
residing on Poplar street, near corporate
limits. vs. Jacob Gerber. for injunction
restraining him from establishing tan
merry near their residences.
Chancellor Estes rendered the following
opinions this morning.
Brinkley Lumber Company VI. Oakley;
demurrer sustained.
Smith vs.. Duyal, decree and opinion ms
announced.
Mcomlcr w. Mcombcr, demurrer over
ruled.
Eakin ". Eichbctg rchonring refused.
Grant W Saylor decree ordered en-
tered.
Chancellor Estes expressed his regrets
that he did not know earlier that the
mineral obsequcs Of the late J. W. Harris,
n member Of the bar, had bccn postponed
until this morning. In which event he
would have adjourned hs court out OF
,cspect 90 the distinguished barristcr.
Adjourned until Thursday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29

u. r. Adams TO East End Railway Com.
pany Tor sls0 30-iOO acres la the Adams
12l acres tract, corner OF Union aud
Cooper avenues
H. A. Gmpg ct nj. 10 II. 4. Stewart, for
81 ,27O. q tract Of land Ia fint Civil Ibis.
frict. containing lbs acres.
A. 4. Chambers aud wife a. u. H.
Stewart, for SO, " acrcs In First Civil Dis
frict
II. A. Stewart and wife 60 4. T.. Stewart
ct AL. Ia consideration Of love aud ailcc.
ton, lbs ncrvs IN the Hut Civil District.
II. A. Stewart and wife to Seth T.
Stewart and Others. in consideration OF
love aud affection, 3sS 75-lOO acres OF a
tract known as the Sandcrin tmci.
A. G.. Trcadwcll and wife 10 Henrietta
kcesscl, Tor $500, lot 9, Block q, Fort
Pickering.
=. ,. Marley and wife 10 !. q. & T.. G..
Wcbbcr, Tor Silh, i3l acres Ia la the
Eighth aud Ninth Civil Districts
Frank T. Wcllcs 10 4, H. blanchard.
all Of the scenery and pamphcrnalia of tho
Wonderland Museum, 10 secure a debt II
800, due IN sixty days
David 4. Wcbbcr aud Others Ia James
q. Wcbbcr. TOT -. n certain lot IN Range
q, Section 3
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The little T,roen.

Mr. J. !. Ro-cnihal business manager
Of willard Sponsors Little Tycoon"
Orom Company arrived in the city yes.
icrlay. Ills superb attraction will hold
the boards ut the Memphis Thcaior al
next week, aud promises to repeat the late
financial triumph Of Emma Abbott. There
y . charm about the opera that seems 10
hold iovyer, The same people attending
iho performances night after night This,
at least. h true IN other cities. and will no
Doubt be- eo here. Mr.. H. T. Graham, the
original Gen. knckcfbockcr Miss Mamie
Ccrbi, the original Dolly pImplc. aud Miss
Hattie Arnold, the original Miss Hurfi.
cane, will rojOin lho company here.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29
THREn BnLLnH
Become Suddenly Dumb-one Faints In
Attempting TO Reach Her Room.

Become buddonly Dumb-One Paints IN
Attempting to Reach Her Room.
A young man had an engagement Sun
day evening TO call on three OF his lady
friends, two being the guests Of the other.
At o'clock ho appeared promptly at the
door aud rang the bell. \ silence of sew
crd minutes ensucd and a. no one ap.
pcarcd ut the door he rang again. Finally
Miss Mamie opened the door, extending n
lovely hand OF welcome and without word
beckoncd him into the parlor, where her
two friends were met by him without a
word Of salutaton. The three Young ladies
looked greatly cmbarrasscl aud their faces
bcl0kcncd great pain, anxiety and coniu-
sion. The young man became oblivlOus
10 truth aud, not knowing exactly how to
put the ball Of conversation into motion,
hcsitntcd for awhile and then, IN u
triumphant manner, said "This IL beuuli-
ful spell OF weather" The three beauties
eyed each othor la horror, and, finally,
ono turned dcalhly pale and staggering to.
ward the door, tainted supported by the
brilliant young man. She was conveyed to
u room, physician sent for, aud the
young gentleman hearing friend call him
from the street, hurried TO embrace him, by
whom lac was conducted TO his room in u
hcartbroken and excited condition. lhto
In the evening lac received tho following
self explanatory note Mr. T., wish 10
let YOU know that MARTHA has recovered,
and 10 ask NJ your hands nm uncondi-
lionaI pardon Tor the shameful manner
you were treated this evening, and
In explanation Of our most outra-
gcous conduct, We make the following
statement With bushes Of modification
and regret burning our crimson checks
We had Just sent 10 the drug storc aud
purchased box oi sol colcman's ko.ko
tulu, and each had filled her mouth
with precious gum when the bell rang;
desiring TO conceal the gum from
you, one Of our party suggested
that We put all OF the gum
Ia our mouths aud burn the box,
which was done In the twinkling Oi au
eye, forgetting that II would be- part ol
our duty 10 receive and entertain YOU, and
thereby rendering us incapable of speak.
ing. MARTHA, IN order To oXiricnto Us
from our uncomfortable position, attempted
TO swallow her gum, piece Of which
lodged In the wind-pipc, causing her 10
faint.
You know the rest We have all taken
q solemn oath never 10 chew gum again
and IN doing ~ realize the fact that We
have parted with the dcar'-t aud most
pleasant compauion oi q young lady's life.
The doors Of welcome arr open ready To
| receive YOU, aud We stand not with filled
mouths hut bleeding hearts to greet YOU.
Yours Choking With Love, CoRA.
Il
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GLOW ! EsCArEp.' novel hy Guntcr.
author Ut "llarncz, Of New York" Just
out. For sale At Mansiords In cheap
tgfiga
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special Notiee.

The regular weekly awarding Of the
Hughes y Halter Watch and Jowclry
Club System will take place at our slorc
this TUESDAY evening nj 100 o'clock
sharp. Tho public ~ we'll ~ all mcmbrrs
are most coplally invited a. bc present.
Respectfully, lluGurs & ll,lLTH,
Jewellers. 3jJ Main street.
CuAs !. RAuCu,
Manager Club system.
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MarrInar I.Icen-c..

J.Thompson and o. White. ]. II. Wash
ing,on aud Maggie billiard, Thomas Mabin
and Della Cross, colorcd.
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THE COURTS
THE COURTS.
Circuit Court.
Ne court, en- account of illness OF Judge
J.. II. Estes
Circuit Court
Criminal Court.

The following jurors have been OBJ.
tanned in the case al VI. Goodman, charged
with obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses: +. Kelly, L. Myner, James Nolan,
l.. d. Massey W. II. Camp, J. u. oberly,
Henry Reitcr, ]. w. shelton, G. $. Par
rott, Il. ]. James, T. +. Greer and Nj. G..
Mercer
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DIxes So Adsni.

The snlc Of seats iof the engagement Of
the Rice and piNcy Burlcsquc Company
will open at the Thcalcr this morning.
The company will appear on THURSDAY
evening aud during tie remainder Of the
week, including matinee un Saturday.
After toi1y the sale Of srnls will be- ~.
sungd ai The Main s,rcct box office.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29

irum iiautfs lhnf
"Oi what school Of novclisis h Miss
Amateur
"Wcll. Judge irom'thc crulcnrss oi her
Fiylo that che belongs 10 the Young La
dies Boarding school.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29
Uhsutuatisu

To have rheumatic pains in ones ankles
constantly Tor forty yrlr IL un nnli,iion in.
deed. 10 have thrsc pains extend to ones
limbs aud even heart j. tcnfuld worse Hut
o. have them al removed by lacupia l. an
incstimnblC blessing Vet this u precisely
fl.c experience of n " Abbey. ol New.
comb Mich. tnrupla only a n bottle.
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briehiayers,
Try our springfield shoes.
lOwR & Co.. 800 Main street.
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a Warning Co HOY.

TTITW IWTT||-
siiiicur-Can you tell me whether pro.
fcsrional whistlcr end their labors lucrn.
uvc3 We do not know exactly what pru.
icsuional whistlcu make. but We have
heard that the wages Ut sin is death.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-11-16
PHYSICAL COURAGE.
An Attribute That Is seldom FOUND in Man
yyisi:u;i. d EF!;sw.

An Attribute That Is seldom FOUND in Man
without d Flaw.
II was not long ago, says u writer in the
Pittsburg Dispatch, that heard OF gal
liant soldier, who undoubtedly made
splendid name for himself by acts of great
bravery in the late war, and who yet was
nearly scared to death by the lrruption OF a
harmless, necessary cat from It's hiding
Mace under the soldiers bed. He told the
story himself, and confessed most candidiy
that he was frightened by the feline in
truder.
A clergyman who had pluck enough to
swim across dangerous river when he was
a youth, and since then has shown his brave
spirit by ministering to the poor parishion-
ers during the cholera epidemic of lS49,
think, in London, and in numberless other
great ways, is periodically made perfect
coward whenever the not very formidable
wasp or yellow jacket flies anywhere near
him. This person is remarkably fond OF
fishing for trout with the artistic fly, and
have known him to put up his rod and desert
pool where the fish were rising on all
sides, Just greedy for surface food and ask
ing to be caught, because wasp or two
persisted in lowering over his creel.
Allegheny County boasts brave little
woman, possessed of culture, gentleness
and all the sweetest of womanly traits, who
is eminently unlike the majority of her sex
in that she can break glass balls with a rifle
at ten yards and has been known to make
things very lively for burglars with a re-
yolyer, who yet has the customary femi-
nine dread of the smallest mouse and who
will faint at the sight of pin scratch.
One of the most unpleasant scares a
friend of mine has ever experienced oc-
Cured recently during railroad journey
by night will let her tell it in her own
words. 81 ~3"es
"Just before fell asleep while l was on
the brink of dreamland, and when l was
still dimly conscious that my husband was
snoring melodiously, saw the curtains OF
our berth, or rather felt them, move. That
walked me little, and strained my eyes to
watch the pale streak Of low lamplight
which marked the dividing line Of the cur
tains. They slowly parted, and l saw 9
hand come in, and then an arm. The hand
unbuttoned all the clasps of the curtains
and then saw it stretch out toward tht
netting where some Of my husbands
clothes were. The whole thing struck me
as rather humorous, and proceeding in tina
view reached for one Of my shoes undel
the bed, but by chance took hold OF one o
my husbands. Igripped the shoe tightly
and, sitting up, dealt as savage blow as
could at the arm in sight The blow didn'
fall quite true, but an exclamation Of pail
and hurried scuf1ing of feet down tn
aisle told me that the owner of the arm
didn't want any more boot. He didn't ge
any booty except from my hand"
"Who was the thiefs" asked.
'Thatis the strange part. Though wake
my husband at once and he investigated a
he could, we never found out the rascal.
suspected colored porter, but couldn
prove it," .
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Notice of Forfeiture.

rEOJ.O o. MCCORMICK AND p. II. WAND,
i their grantees, assigns. heirs, executors or
Administrations, and all parties claiming under,
fr IN. by or through them, or either of them.
You are hereby notified that the undersigned.
90 owners with You in the mining claim known
as the "JUNCTION" mine, situated and re-
corded in Jack Rabbit Mining District, County
Of Lincoln, State of Nevada, has performed the
work and made the expenditures on the said
mining claim required by Section 1924 of the
Revised Statutes OF the United States. to hold
the same for the years 1883, 1884, 1885, 1886,
1887 and 1883, and that the amounts due from
you, your grantees, assigns or administrators
ETC.. on account Of such expenditures on said
mining claim are % follows ,to-wit:
J, o. Mccormick. years-l8s3 to 1850
SIS. S3,s per year, $780,
P. Il. Wand, years-lsss to 1860 SIC e6s
Per year. $780, 1913.
And II within ninety days sitter the publica.
ton of this notice You fail or refuse to con.
tribute your said proportion OF such expendi-
lures % co-owners, your interest in said claim
Will become the property Of the subscriber I'M
der said section 1884.
Phoebe, Nevada, May 4. 1889.