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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
l@s0
SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS
LATEST STYLES
A1 RS. M. l.. r AYLOR r,

N l L. L | n E r
H%ILLsBoRo, n. c.,
has received a large, select and com.
p)ete stock of Spring and Summer Mil.
linery Goods. Ladies' Dress Trimmings
&C. Jewely and Notions, a full line.
Agent for Butterick Patterns.
White Goods. Embroidery. Laces
Summer Dress Goods, Embroidered and
Lace S%kirtings.
Best and --latest New York Styles.
az Prices low tor cash.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-14
HILLSBORO L 5,

situated within TIN corporate limits -
the town OF HiiIboro. containing :
acres. more or les. on which !, situatesi
valuable Corn and Flour Mill.
Terms Of sale One-third cash. baf-
ance in 6 aud II months with interest,"
from dav of sale on deferred payments
This 2iss day of August, 1859.
A. w. GRAHAM.
Commissioner
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-14

IN December there vii! be a total
eclirse Of the SOU in Africa. An
American delegation will 60 TO make
observatious.-
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The Tarboro Southcruer says that
Judge Fowle Will 60 down to pos
,erl1y as the great juuketing Cover
nor
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,EDAR GROVE ACADEMY.
MILL
FOR SALE.

DY virtue Of an order Of the onpe-
ID rior Court OF Orange County u M
directed in the case q Evans Tufter -.
Pride Jones aud Pride Jones, Jr~ VIII
sell TO the highest bidder NJ pubic
auction at the court house door IN
Hillsboro. on Monday the 9Th dag -
October. 1889. the valuable mill prop.F-
" known a. the
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-14

Hon. 5. $. Cox died in New
York city at $40 2. m, Sept. IOlh.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-14

Major John Hughes. Of New
Berne. died last Monday At Beau.
tort, n. G.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-14

Hills5oro Male School will open ahs
first Tuesday Of September o! each
wear. and continue ten months. The
Principal. to June. 1889. has hal an ex-
pericnce Of twenty-five wears.
Term. :-English Branches per quar-
ter. item weeks.) $50 10 $40; Latin or
Greek 800 per month each. extr1.
Board. Fuel. Lights and Washing
per month. $3.50.
For iurther particulars, address the
Principal,
3. c. PATTON.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-14
~r Davis Coming.

The Fayetteville Observer says
"Hon. w. J. Green has returned
from an extended trip through the
Southern States, in the course OF
which be paid 3 visit to the beloved
and iitus,rious Southern citizen d
statesman, ex-President Davis, at his
beautiful hone at Besuvo'r, Miss
Nv. Davis expressed a very deep 10
tetes, 10 the Centennial Celebration
10 November, and declared his in
,en,,ou, God willing. Of certainly be-
ing present
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-14

Mr.. Childs, of Philadelphia, the
newspaper phllan,hropist, at the
close OF the last chapter of reminis-
ccnces, says this
"1f asked what, as the result OF
my experience, is the greatest pleas
ure in life, | should say, doing good
to others. Not a %stri<ingly original
remark perhaps, but seemingly the
most difficult thing in the world is
to be. prosperous and generous at
the same time"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-14

~ II Orange County
Observer IT. the only pa
yer published In Orange
County.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-14

The Florida;orange;crop this year
is estimated It 2.OOU, 900 boxes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-14

j. VAN.
Pomona. Guilford Co.. y. &.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-14

P';IVArE BOARDING HOUSE.
You can get good board by the day.
week or month. by applying at second
door west OF Lynch's iewelry store.
HENRY RICHARDS. JR.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-14

B. o. Gilleti, OF Purly, Mo-, says
Switt's Specific cured hum Of Ecze-
ma on his limbs and body. He took
only two small bottles.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-14

--
HIS name is Il, J. Mckinney his
residence is Woodbury., Hill county,
Texas; his statement May, 1889:
My little son Was cured by 5. 5: s.
of bad sores, and ulcers. the result
OF a general breaking down of his
health from fever. He was consid.
cred incurable, but two bottles OF
Switt's Specific brought him out all
right.
Mr.. John King, OF Jackson, Miss,
says that he was cured Of rheuma.
,ism in his feet and legs by taking
Swit,'s Specific. This, was after he
had tried many other remedies,
both internal and external, and paid
many doctors bills.
Swift's Specific has saved me years
of untold misery by relieving a par
tial paralysis in my left side. This
was after | had been treated by bes,
physicians in ST. Louis and Chicago
The trouble was caused by some
arrangement OF my blood, which
has been corrected by S, s. S.
Il. A. SHEPPART,
Sbo.~o TNo-ao
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TOHN W. GRAHAM.
~HILLSBORO, n. G..

TTILLSBORO MALE SCHOOL.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

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ruined Soases occuBl.1 :. ghasses Eco-
tnssa 441 C1aElss Whits aers ssept frcsa
taelE fSza12klozs al a. I1s lur--t.s IA
l1red
ScEASFoS. Pa Nsy a-A severe sforEa
passed ogeF th.s c.sy Non14F afuerAooa
Fsrs br-ls d4azess ~as Ge3s hsEs bo4ss-
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Al-l eoalpieesiy leyeAng ~ lie
ground GssllLsg Ia COL Ess ~ erection
asa = A. as4riy C9Llg g-ege1 4s0 lzrgs
A-ii-S p-Eas seEs iiEls8 tlsLa gasH so1Ed4-
uo-s 4ad shattered - pieces. oreLsras sers
t3i2 "-sls, as.o fene-s we're torn down
10 such eyclone baa bsaa experienced il
t1ls teslo2 Ia ye-rz - loas " lie : re-
PorCsi
GALEsEvaa, IL My "a tsrriae Aail-
storm prevailed Il Hie.ox-a and Lyna
townships, Knox Co1nty. early Monday
morning accompanied b high wind
foung stock w4s Killed and vegetation
badly injured
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22


acter Extraordinary precautions had been
taken 10 keep tAe matter quiet. and very
fow knes whom or waars tie event was 10
take place Ars Folsom arrived here ths
nlsr Of Last week aud III Perrins reached
here Wednesday
Mrs Cleveland arrived Monday afternoon
al $50, and As driven al once 70 the house
OF Ter aunt Mrs CAdlaan, where the cere-
mony was TO take place. Ibe guests pres
ent. besides Mrs Cleveland and tie family
or Mr Cadman, were: M and Mrs Barry
Ritch the latter a daughter OF the groom,
and their two sons, from Buffalo, y 4 :
Mr and Mrs Elisha fhnn, OF
Detroit, n Harmon and Mrs Frank
Welch o! Jackson the two latter near rel
etiyoA Mr. and Mrs PeIrine leit on the
night train for Chicago and the West Tor a
trip before returning 10 Buffalo 10 reside.
Mrs Cleveland viii remain for a few days.
the guest OF Mrs Cadman, before leaving
for home The other guests viii depart foI
home to-day.
Mr. Perrino is the secretary OF the Buff
falo City Cemetery Association and is the
father-in-law or q. Barrett Ritcl, OF the
Bank OF Attica he Is In good circun-
stances and Is about % years old
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
KILLED FOR CASH.

MT. Hobbs, n baptist Minister, Murdered
in the West Indies-Eis wife and Child
Also Sisin-A Shipwrecked Sailor, Who
Had Been Benefited Greatly by Their
Charity, Arrcs; cd for the Deed on Strong
Eyidencc.
New YORK, May 2l.-News has been re-
ceiyed from Costa Rlca OF a terrible tTag-
edy which occurred on the island OF
Ruatan, which IS Off the north coast OF Hon
dUras. Rev. Mr.. Hobbs, a Baptist minister
from the United States, had been living at
Floras bay with his wife and little daugh-
ter. He was preparing To leave the island
and had sold his property, receiving
for it 800 in gold. Shortly before
his intended departure neighbor
called To bid him farewell He
knocked at the door, and receiving no
answer entered the house, tho door being
unlocked. Finding no one in the hall or
parlor he called again. There was no re-
sponss. Alarmed, he searched the
house, and opening the bedroom
door, q sickening spectacle met his
eyes. Mr. Hobbs, his wife and
child were dead, with their skulls smashed.
their heads being nearly severed and their
bodies covered with wounds They had
evidently been murdered in their sleep.
The bodies were cold, the blood which was
spattered about the room was dry and
clotted. The murder must have been com
mitted two days before The money had
disappeared A shipwrecked sailor. "A
Jamaican named BuIrell, who had been
taken in out OF charity and cared for
by the family, also disappeared
about the same time and was ar
rested Just as be was about leaving the
island on fishing smack three days after
the discovery OF the murder. He obstinate
ly declared his innocence, but portion Of
the missing coin was found upon his per-
con, and be has been committed for trial
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
SOLD ABROAD.
Interesting Figures Concerning
Our Trade with Europe
EypORIS OF AMERICAN PRODUCTS
z,fs fusRortiea sg oar Cereals wosl zs-
k@eea. Hstsay. Shosss ana Vegetables
Nl.leh faads AlArkat is fore,sa
L-aas s0xgesssas ts Iarzasf4
sAluAnlK sIAFlsllas

WAsaNsToS, Mss "a The NAY rePart a
TIE ssAIlsllcl&n ~ TIE Agricultural Depart
9aeDt contains tae result ~ Iae iuNestlgs-
ton ~ tlle average yearly deficiencies ~
SURPLUS ~ European n2t0ns foT Ten yeaTs
especially IN tbs production OF American
agricultural products IhSi seek forelsa
IaaIEetS
M Dodge says that Eureps Is practically
the Only market Americans can have fox
wheat and sAe iIaPoTts enly las. OK. u<so
bushels = year. raising !. sos 0oN ~ eashels
heFssll-n4ole than b&d of the worlds
crop ana twice thai Of AL America of the
European deficiency uhs Tinted states
supplies ~. 0lV ~ bgShelS Ia oats saa
barley there l. very small insez natlonAi
trade, Europe importing only ls 0o9otS
bushels CT oats and the United states ex-
porting : sos ooo bushels OF barley tAis
country Imports 7,a0.0o bashsls hss
is The great bread grain of
Eastern and Ceatra! Europe. and hnSsls
alone produces more than Goes ths
unitsd States Europe imports not iesa
than 10000 bushels, and tie United
States exports less than 8 uJo. eo0 bushels
The receipts of European countries requir-
ing maize 90 not make Sum hGn
large the product OF unaotA
Great Britain takes nearly three fourtls Of
the total, or o., 0Oc, 900 bushels, and this
country exports s0oo co9 bUsheis on
potatoes Europe grows nOre than
she needs. while the United States
supplies her deficiency from CanAds
and Germany. Only Great Britain, Bel
ginm and Portugal, Of oil European ma
lions do not produce enough butter 10
make up the deficiency q Uv0 OoQ pounds
the United States exports - 900 900 II re-
quires is0. 0Jo, 900 pounds OF cheese tosuppiy
the European deficiency, Of hieh lls,.
OlN, 900 is furnished by tho United states
Europe gets from South America Asia.
Africa and Australia two or three timss
much wool as she imports from tie United
States The net deficiency Of EIope Ia
IS. .o19. o0o pounds, slghEy more than is pro-
dGced there. The United States produces
four fifths of the wool manufactured bere,
and imports net 90 ooO. .OOo pounds every
year Europe produces aboIt as much t.
bacco ss the United States - 500, 900 600
pounds aanually-ano could easily produce
al she needs, but the American tobacco 10
desired because IL lie cheap AID very cekiE-
able for fortifying the European product
So the United States furnishes 2s2 0co a0J
pounds OF the annual ostcisncy % "a co..
OOO pounds
Mr Dodge concludes that about one
tenth Of our agricultural products are En-
ported, and ssys IL is folly To looh
10 foreign nations for market
Tor any OF the bulky products a
agriculture which sre common 10
every nation Butter and oAease. lie
thinks. could be more largely exported IL
the quality was improved. and markets
could also be found for preserved fruik.
etc. Among the products now imported
the whole supply Of which should be
grown in this country are sugar raI, hemp
and other sub-tropicsl iibers and fruita
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
a FIGHT FOR LIFE.

Detectives Mt Work on Pennsylvania
Murder Case Attacked by n hob-One
OF the Officers and Several of Their As
sistants Wounded.
PARRERsEURG. ". Va, May N-Detect-
ives Burnett and Gale and Constable
Cremstetter last Friday went into Taylor
County to arrest parties accused OF the
murder OF Jacob Morgan Saturday
night while stopping at the residence OF
Mrs Wykc, the officers were attacked by a
number OF men who demanded their sur
render desperate fight followed Gale
was wounded in the arm and ths house
was riddled with bullets The attacking
party was driven of. and it Ia believed
that several persons were wounded The
officers have secured reinfoxcements and
will endeGvor to make the arrest before re
turning
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

WASHINGTON. May 2l.-The President has
made the following appointments: John
w, Meldrum, OF Laramie. Wy. r. TO be
Secretary of Wyoming. 0rrin ". Bair,
OF Dakota. to be Receiver Of Public Moneys
az Huron, ID. T. James II. Cysney, OF Wax
saw, Ind, to be an Indian Inspector. James
c. Luckey, OF Oregon. 10 be agent for the In
dians ofthe Warm Springs Agency IN Oregon.
Malachi Krebs, of Petersburg. Ind, 70 be a
ecial agent to make allotmeats OF lands
in severaity TO Indians under the provis-
ions of an act OF Congress approved Feb
ruary : 1851
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
STARTED ON a DARING TRIP:
Three Men Leave Boston for France in n
Small Yacht

BosToS May 2l.-The Neversnk, smaller
yacht than ever crossed the Atlantic, left
Commercial wharf az 4 p. II. Monday
bound for Paris by way OF Havre. The lit
tie boat all day Sunday and up to the time
o. her departure was the object of hundreds
o, curious eyes. Captain Josiah ". Lswlor.
Hans Hansen. the crew, and young Edward
5. Mckinney. who goes as passenger, were
kept busy answering all sorts OF questions
about the boat and her coming voyage.
Quite crowd assembled at the wharf To
give the intrepid travellers a send-of
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
No Cause for Alarm.

WASHINGTON, May q. The statement hav
Ing been telegraphed over tho country tad
the pension appropriation baz become eE
hausted, Commissioner Tanner expresses
the hope that tie pensioners VIII not ID
unduly alarmed thereby. The fact is thai
be has simply made the usual requisiiios
which sends the money from the Treasury
into the various Unted States depositories
where II will be subject 20 the checks of tht
psnsion agents for The June PAYMENT
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

cFASEEsToS s @. Kay n yegstatson
n a. psT1s q souta CsroEns IS sa1szizF z
frona . prolonged drousht ard intense
beat " r2fH has fa.ien for ssvsrsl weeks
ana the rasre1rT las ranged froTa - - g
degree - lEs shste Ihs srasa rrsfs
c-af aas been fri4re6 % q raet sxssEt saS
eot-en Fr57pecss ara TeET xi21uY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
Bishop Buried

Nav YoBK. Nav 2L-Tbs funeral serrfs
ever the remains of the dead nn1nd-resdsf
Washington Irving Bishop WAS sOlemninet
yesterday afternoon iu Grace Protestsri
Episcopal Church. Broadway and Tenth
sHest There va large attsDdsnos TIE
teTvices were very simple and impressive
Rev Or Huntington ofacistea The IN
terTnent vas In Greenwood
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
At TIE MERCY OF TIE TURKS.
Christian. "a Feru Aien- ia. Montenegro
Troutter.

LONDON, Nay 2I-Ths troubles between
Turks and Christians ca the kon,e1egrin
frontier have reached sn scate stage. Non
teneFro has made = vehement onplSiat
% TIE Porte - re daily bGtcseTlss 81
Christians ard demands n1naesisfe oessa-
ton q Turkish attacks aid Indemnify for
past eutrsges Ibis state Of tsizEs os1ses
uosasiaess in Vienna Il 10 feared thst
Russs is pusAiag Eoutenszro % raise
cans Ce4i
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
NOTED BURGLARS CAUGHT.
Isaac Mckay and James Crowton Arrested
in ThiladeiphIa for Robnerr.

Isaac Mckay and james Crowfon Arrested
in Philadelphia for Robbery.
PErApEIrHIA. May T.-A pair Of daring
burglars who have secured $1,000 worth
OF plunder in this city during tho past few
months and whose e-predatfons in sew
eral cities have given them a vide Grim
ina reputation, were arrested az Ninth sn
Arch streets Monday afternoon by De
tecdyes Miller and Tate be prisoners
are Isaac Motifs Ncksy. s5las William
Mofn5t. alas Hart and James Crovton
who also has long string OF slisses Doth
men are from Baltimore. ard were re
leased from tie Maryland State peniten-
tisry about year ago. after several years'
imprisGnment
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
Hard Cider Causes . Murder.

CLEvuAND. O., May PA special from
Boston. o. states that come tank builders
work ne on the Standard on pipe line pro-
cured several jugs OF hard cider from tie
farmers Sunday and got intoxicated Two
brothers named winger became involved
in quarrel with John portelle and dubbed
him so severely that he dieo Of his injuries
They were arrested and placed in js;l at
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
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SMUGGlERS CAPTURED.
A Man and Woman Captured In New York
with Duiablo Articles OF Great Value.

with Duuable Articles of Great Value.
NEW IoEK. May 2l.-Xavier and Mary
Arnold, husband and wife, were arrested
Sunday on leaving the steamer La Cham
payne from Havre, and arraigned yesterday
morning before Commissioner Shield on a
charge OF smuggling. They we,s
held in $3.50 bail each for exam
inatlon on Wednesday. On the woman
being searched by custom-house
inspectress twenty-six gold Swiss watches
were found IN the upper part of her corset
and in a belt around her waist were several
gold chains, bracelets and trinkets. The
value OF the lot is estimated at $4,000
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
A s.f,.m.ta CAR rIr,.

WisHTsoToE Nay 2l--Tbs President has
adopted new rules for seeing ofscs seekers
aud their frteuds On Mondays snd
Tridsys Cabinet dsys callers VIII he as
rnitted from II % IL. sDd on TIE remaining
DAYS Of the week from IL TO I1.So by Ebs
srranremsnt the Presldent viii bavs eight
more hours 0uriDg which be can sttsDd 20
u bic bugnesz
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
A PECULIAR DEATH.
An Ohio Man and Woman Engage In n
Friendly Wrestling Bout.

Friendly Wrestling Bout.
CLEVELAND, O., May 2l.-A special to the
Press from Akron, o., says: Arthur Frazier,
captain OF an Ohio canal boat, with
his wife, called on Edward Howe
and wife, near Hawkins. this county,
Sunday. In the course Of conversation
Mrs Howe said: There never has been a
man here that ! couldn't throw" Frazier
told her she couldn't throw him. They
clinchsd and after a faw moments tug
Mrs. Howe threw Frazier on his back on a
lounge and then the next minute he was a
corpse, supposedly from rupture of an
artery
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
nfinfst.r R,ld HeceIrod.

Pans. May I.-President Csrnot gnve
IN audience 10 Mr Whitelsw Reid, the
American Minister who presented his cre-
dsntials IN his remarks Br. REID assured
President Carnot that be would endeevor
g. maintain and stimulate the esteem which
President Harrison aud the whole American
people held for Trance
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

CHAxRKELAIS. ID. T.. May 1.-The rePc1
has been received here from q reliable
source that the Sioux commission viii begiS
work at lower BTulo and Crow Greek
agencies They viii probably arrive in till
city on May - and cross the Missouri here
e Lower Brule IL is believed that this d
c good move as no trouble viii he met ID
sc sr1ng all the Signatures a. these two
ag~ucfes
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
New Eanks Stnrfcd-

wAsHNGToS, May 2l.-The Comptroller
OF the Currency Aas authorized the First
National Bank Of Burlingame, Kan, 70 be-
gin business with capital OF $40 coo, aud
the First National Bank OF Pana. III. and
the First National Bank Of Mieiintown, Pa :,
each with capital Of 600
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
HOME MISSIONARY WORK.
Report Read Before the Prssbyteri a
General Assembly.

NV foEz, May ll-Ihe Presbyterian
os-eFsl Assembly resumed is session this
morning DR. Nichols. chairman OF the COM
nittee on home missions, read his report
lhe report shows that the total number OF
missionaries " be 80, missionary teach
eEs SIS, during the year 10, so persons were
received on profession % faith and 8 5sj by
eegtineate; total membership is ~, iss and
toeal IN congregations I56 7is Forty -tge
churches during the year have becoms
self-sustaining and l0j new ones founded
The report recommended that the sum OF
$4,000 be authorized for the use OF home
missions
The report was = highly satisfactory one
II the applause that followed its reading
was something 10 Judge by.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
A Mining suit InvoIving sac 900 600.

Los ANGELES. Cal, May -neprese nta-
tives of the Waterloo Mining Company of
Milwaukee. contesting John 4 Does patent
10 Oriental Nine No 2 IN the Calico mining
district Of San Bernardino, this county.
have begun suit here The superintendent
of the Waterloo declares the Oriental
patent invalid. as no discovery OF lode
was made before the location OF the claim
The property involved In the suit is valued
NJ Gao ofD Q0H
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

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