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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-26

Boss Quay appears TO be losing his
grip on The administration, which owes
lis existence to his sleeploss exertions
during the last campaign. Senator
sherman and Representatives Mckinley
and ButterwOrth, all of Ohio, secured
the appointment OF AN Ohio man in the
Department of Justice Senator Quay
had a man for the place, and now insists
upon the withdrawal Of the Ohio APP
DO ntee.-Efchahge.
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rHEoNlY NoRFolB


DICHNOND. FREDERICKSBURG
II AND POTOMAC RAlLHOAO.-scheiui,
commencing APRIL 1lsf l,sa eastern
standard time.
zee am. leaves byrd streets station DALI etopt
only AZ Ashland Junction. HHiDff
snd fIcdeucAsNlrE eIU'Nfr u
Washington and hoN lor..
llO1 am. leaves Byrd street -firia daily 20
cept Sunday. Plr.or cr tl Washing
ton
825 . N. leaves pyri-s street static. dslJ
sleeper 60 New York.
$50 am. arrives st Byrd street station ieiI5
Sleeper from New YORK.
23s pun. arrives at Byrd street station taily
stols 90 flttfrOffiIf. milford
Junction and A-hIt ID. Shopper from
WGsniI gf,u HnI SEES York.
lU lO pm. arrives 90 49, rlriretf station N'iif
except Sunday. pafIor ear from
Washington.
AsHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
6lsam. leal,s Elha. Arrives atAshIaud 10
1sa pa. accommodation. leaves ayfd.s street
station arrives 90 Ashland 80 b pm.
6N4 pni. leaves Kiua arrives al Ashland ~
abam. arrives Elha. Leaves Ashlsnl 40 0ti
aW.
$3.50 am. accommodation, arrives a. Byri
street station leaves Asniantat li
Bm.
$50 pm. arrives 81 Elbs leaves Ashland al
{. A. TiYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
<. 7. D.. MYERS. General suUarintendent :
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
- ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS To NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO ~ Alltbl hH
sCHEDULEIN EFFECT DEthMbEh3 le0
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ. Daily, ria Richmond and Petersburg
milroai. Lcnyes Petcrsbufr ll
A. ~. daily arrive NofioiA i@
$50 A. NJ. Daily. rta Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive ut Petersburg lU
An. No. 3 leaves fetelehurt lNf
A. VI for fiImNIIIV. lNusuNulE
Roanoke. Bristol. knoxville. aud hl
points southland West. THROUGH
COACH TO NADfoNu.
500 p. ". Daily, til Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrives uf ttter-nlf ai
90 T.. NJ. lfatcs Petersburg 300 =
NJ, daily. arriving Norfolk $3.50 =
". InROUGH CAR TO %
FOLK.
railroad. arriving 90 Petersburg at
BlN u. NJ. connecting with Train NJ
/. leaving Petersburg ut iH +. u
for Fafmtllle. lyuCAhuiH. kuauosN
pOoahuuts-. Bristol. kuoNfIIe,that
tano0ei, and nii points south and
West.
PULLMAN sLEEPING-CAR ACCOAMODA
IlONS.
No. 1-Sleeplne.car Petersburg o. hri-tp
without change. leaving Petersburg daily ai
740 =. ". Pullman sleeper Lynchhurs e.
Memphis. without change.
NO.3 Pullman sleeper LynchhurE 90 Sew
Orleans. and Roanoke o ChatlauO0gt 81, without
change.
Tickets. baggagc-ohecks and al information
can bee obtained Ht H,hmOuI Hui iDferslur.
Railroad depot. A. w.. CARRIERS. luo Mar
street. and AZ the COmpany's Ohlec, nl Easi
Main street.
W. n. BENILL,
General Passenger Agent.
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THE GUTHRIE FRAUD Additional
news respecting the establishment OF
the town of Guthrie in Oklahoma rem
dered il clear that "a great fraud has been
committed by the Federal officials there.
Prominently named among them are
United States Marshals Needles and
Jones, respectively, of Indian Territory
and Kansas. These ~custOdians sent
many men 10 the site under the euise of
deputies, who seized all the town lots
they could.
Others, including Judges Guthrie and
Foster and Colonel Clayton, whose
brother was recently assassinatcd ia
Arkansas. made their way 20 the locality.
either with or without passes, and were
thus first seryed-Ner lork W0rld.
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
Richm Ond. Va.
WHAT An OLD MAN, 4 iEARS OF AGE
HAS TO SAY
Chase City Mineral Water
FonkLANn. NorrAwAY CorNrY. VI.

PORTLAND. NOTTAwAY COUNTY. Va,
August IS, loob.
NJ. " T.. Harry. chase Guy. Va
cir.-For many years / suffered very much
from dyspepsia. ~ith IFS complications, such
as NERVOUSNESS. neuralgia. Indigestion, consll
patton. liver affection. etc, until became a.
most a confirmed invalid. During inc time ]
was treated y intelligent physicians, Whopre
scriied various remedies. ! used both lthlh
and other mineral waters, also Dr. Narnei \
Celebrated Liver and Kidney Cure, all 10 but
little advantage.
Hearing of your newly-discOvered Chase
Cts Mineral Water. % / sent for and obtained
"A case of h.. 10 lasted ne about three weeks,
during which time ] improved 70 much As To
bo able 10 leave home. which / had not been
able 20 DO Tor months previous. then went 60
Cuase Citvand continued the use OF the water.
fresh from the we'll. Tor four weeks. which
gave me more real benenu than all the other
remedies combined. Ny nerves were soon
quoted. lcouli sleep wellall night. my gloomy
I, ars SIM fOrcbOding- vanished, my mind be
came bright and cheerful. / could enjoy the
OF my friends which / before avoid
nd. my appetite decreased. my digestion
greatly improved $50 that ! could eat aimos
any kim Of food with iupunityl the constipa-
giOn was relieved. aud the sidney affection
greatly hcnclted-al of which / attribute 10
the use ut your mineral water.
! must say, in conclusion that ! consider the
discovery Of this water q blessing 10 dficfeQ
humanity. Away with your drugs aud nos
Go 10 natures fountain OF hcalthl
Drink OF it, healing water. G artnA, and be
made whole" J. q. POWELL.
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CANADA 40 LONGER An AsYLrM.-
Having waited a long time in vain for
the consent of our Senate 10 treaty SEE
curing 10 the United States and Canada
reciprocal exhibition agreements the
Canadians have decided TO give us back
our law breakers whenever wc ask for
them, even if we are resolved 90 cling
still TO theirs. This decision is ioicibly
EXPRESSED In the Weldon E~Xtradition
bill passed by the Canadian Parliament
on Tuesday measure which cannot
but be painful reading TO such of our in
tending criminals a. have been looking
TO Canada As a place of refuge from the
indignation of their victims BaItiHt7re
Sun.
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THE DAILY TIMES.
CITY ~pslivERy.

nltytr,a ln any part OF the city sni Nsn-
chester los carriers NJ ~ cent? per week
Persons desiring the TfNys Delivered nj
t..;r hoace c-n secure 10 by postal card re
q ,csi or order through telephone NO '"'
when delivery is irregular Immediate com
plaint should d. made 20 the Once. The ad-
d-css mas De changed rs desired II care &c
taken ia all cases 10 mention the old and ne"
address.
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gbf Vailp Gitmfs.

ny THF TlMKS PUBLISHING COM
PASY. OFFICE 90 EAST MAIN sThhh
hsCHwOND. VA.
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Jolly GOOD FELLOW You Know.
THAT PArNCEFOTE. Sir Julian Paunce
fote, the new British Minister, evidently
does not intend 10 use vinegar TO catch
his flies. Tie has been very amiable TO
the New York newspaper people, talking
pleasantly Ia All the intervicwers, giving
them his picture to reproduce,
and putting in what is called
" soft sawder very adIoitly
and very effectively, il would seem, for
the metropolitan press, so called, pipes
but one strain, and that in praise of
Pauncefote. They have gone so far rs
to say he looks like their own Chauncey
Vi. Dcpew, who is at the pinnacle
of popularity with the New
York press, although he has not
reached the pinnacle of his own
desire. which was TO represent his
country al the Cont of ~. james.
Pauncefote has employed the two days
of his sojoun in New York in making "a
good impression and getting the reput.
ton of being a good fellow, like Cham
berlain. who scored diplomatic triumph
and carried away an American wife
-BainMOyf Sun.
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BOULAN0ER Is ENGIAND-A more
gloomy and dragele-tailed ending of a
boom than the flight OF General Bou-
LANCER from Brussels to London has
never been witnessed in the world. II
this be not the final collapse of the
whole movement so far as il is en-
bodied in General Boulanger, the fact
will be an additional surprise i'm a career
that has been ~uncommoniy fruitful of
surprises. II is quite truc that Louis Ma
poleon was in a. ridiculous "a position
after his futile appeal with a tame eagle
to the enthusiasm OF the troops at Bou-
logne, as Boulanger now occupies, and il
seems incredible that he should have sur
yiyed such an exposure. Mr.. Kinglake
indeed, in his fantastic History Of the
Crimean War is so much impressed by
the absurdity of the situation that
he takes the bold ground that the pre-
tender did not survive it-N !. Times.
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pr ESTO N EL VIN,
FINE ART FU RNIIURE
No. | 8 Governor street.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Rtff.
~ WAY COMPANY.
IFAyEmCuwOND

sCHEDULEIs EFFEcrNAHcn..,
l.4.
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NORA RIVER ItSD

Daily except sunday.
Tho fagorfo Route t0 haIfImOi
The steamers of this IrH Afa UNufl
beauty. elegance, and comfort.
fffaFc Richmond
1920 Hui 49, p.m.
Arrive Baltimore fLcaft baltimore
h.HHm IIN.
Arrive K~chm0nl'g1u ANA flO Mtm.
Fare fNChmNud co. NIIai i|tH
g.. second class, $50.
Tho York River Llne affords superior tf
yanLy,cs tO business nep DOB enabling flHH I
leave Richmond near the rINsH ul fnN l..
transactions. and arrive Af htIf moro NII
utKt morning, after having enjoyed IN| ..
ul nights resi-. tree from the dust ana n. Ir.f
railway travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATIONS.
Lave Richmond ,ld 80. depot, % DHu.
Arrive Richmond, r . u
sDaIly. fDaily except sunday.
Depot ami ttkttHD1cH I.Nf N NrI
strttt. up Town Office, corner ltniN 800
streets.
PEYTDN RANDOLPH. JAS. L.IhKINr
Gene al Manager, Con. fH t. NJ
SOL. HAh8. a. .NlI.
Tramc Manage. DIV. la. tEff
nUlb hi.nu lf. Vs.
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On Trains Nos. IA aud 1} sleeping cars g.,
tween New YORK and Tampa, Fla WA @ic'
sOnyillel. ON Trains Nos. u, and 70 sictp
10 cars between Washin ytOu and DnhfIfr
foi On Train No. - s~iteplug-,ars between
New York and jacksonville. ON Train $50.
= s~leeping-Cafs between Mishiuat % and
savannah.
THEONLY ALLrRAILLlhE TO NOktOlh
LEAVE ARRIVE
Richmond. - an. Norfolk ll ru
Richmond. FfHrrm. kOrfniF. $500 tu
Norfolk. ss.2l lam. Richmond. Ifr. en-
Norfolk. s5U pm. Rlcbu.ui.8 30 pei
These trains also make close countCiun
for Farmylle. Lyuc1Durg. and south
western points and AL stations ontre Norinl
aud western railroad,
a.. ST. slLLY.
NlptrIntlrienf.
f.. T.. ID. hi.is,
General Superintendent
H.. N. ENERsOT. General pasaensel AGENT
Sol HAAS. IrnffG Manager. 500 t
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oN WEDNESDAY. MAI Isl, isso'

.,, a., um,. ~ oncron on the round the above beautiful and desirable
~ pNE IN NDrLD AMI FDiIN-fOUK ~ NlABIhr WuhnoW ON III" w"
rrT Tr -" wn OF pms for distribution now n oiccQL AWHlnnHttS nn, s,utem and
Tc lots front ~ tWt or more each, with a dph :" ID" "'" ""
ALLEYS. .,n Ind ,er1rt natural drfnag. So necessary
bth Ibc frontage on The Park M Lovely its elevate COZ, H r Wsf nr
,c omnrua1- nc Of change. wIlhea nc ouro1.", =" J Nuh iWm .mn os Viii
axe ,n TO- m@ round. This Will ba BANNER SAIL 80 more dN nWmo am, nT H.
int e nnrEef and so nYUnr TO Ws Electric ue. We WNF.Tr u" "N
,Me wImner sqNng home SIZES or profitable inNeincn W F of horse and
" iGncmner these lots are ON the street O. line mus SNs5v Milan WFINtS
10 take yu 10 ind from soW BUSINESS Jon "N-''
- Nav 1t lspn lOcocE T. VI.
IN N-. fsv ani viii Doe announced a sale.
call by Om. Office amd eetn plat
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sIEAMsHIp.
nLD COA.
~ pANY.
FOR NEW YORK.


steamers leave hiChuOnd EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY at 5 DIM.
Steamer. leave New lOra fNr lNDfu
EVERY WEDNESDAY ani oAll NlfAI
Af1p m., arrlFiugin Richmond FONDA 90
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare % New l.fk Fa james r.rI
route Including meals uni NtIta|.
Round Trip tickets limited o. thirty iayt
after date of issue. .......... I
a~ferrIFn win Subsistence. ......... "
sfeefarn. without subsistence. H
Cabin fare Via Chesapeake anf ONO H.
Cabin fare Via Richmond ana rcfcr- .
railroad ............ ...... Y
Tickets can De- obtained az a. ltr
ipn Main street Chesapeake and 'U. .
Richmond and Petersburg dep0fs. ara af
plnys Offices, L.l Main street, aIi HN'
Rockets.
trcighis forwarded and through h.sof at
lng issued Tor points beyond ADN f.la
Freight received daily until lNul Il -iI
Passengers leaving klcfnONt N "
Dh ft.ii EaDA fr.M BON rDA fr..f | N
ia vs.. and SATURDAYS by thr
and Ohio Midway Ia Sew ycrt Atff.t. i
and hy Richmond and Petersburg l
same day af 100 AM, VIII make N..U nd
AZ NORFOLK with steamer leaving tI r4
days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN tC0, A4.rfs,
No. l}l NAN sfn.0f 400
81 i9tf ComoanYH wharf hH N'iH
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ROAD
, TLANTIC COAST LINZ

mar,
RICBxOHp AND pEIIh-bt /" KALI
ROAD TINE TABLE
Commencing SUNDAY April 81 l@', 90
500 pm. train, CG tine ros" vii ~" a. '''
TRAINS sOUTHwAkD.
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AUCTION - Furore Jaws.
WAIT FOR
SALE,
May asst, 1889,
BY r. B. CHAPLIN & Co.
ia HANDSOME LOTS

AT sorru END OF boulevard AND ELECTRIC CAR LINE OPPOSITE III
ELECTRIC PAVlIdON, AND FKONIlNH On ihE -" HN
NOIK PARK.
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scHsncLslN sFesor Ara..
Orange County observer., 1889-08-03
.SIPERIOR COURT.

The August Term of Orange Su-
perlor Court convenes mex, Monday.
His Honor Judge Graves will pre-
side. There are AZ cases on the
Criminal Docket and - on the
Civil Docket. Tie jurors for the
term are as follows
Messrs. James V. Jones, VIM. y
Durham, Chas. II. Burch, Levi r
McCadams, John +. Parker, w. B
Strayhorn, VIM. T. kiuion, George
Dunn, Felix Wagner. Charles 4
Whitaker, II. c. McCauley, of Chap
el Hill, J. Wilkes Crabtree, A. S
Barbee, Berry Andrews, Wm. Dol
lar, WIN. II. Jordan, Vance Daniel
James +. Foister, John T. Gates, }
w. Wilkerson, julius c. McDade
w. wv James, Thomas w. Strovd
Johnson Sartin. w. Fletcher An
drews, Robert Bane, K B Taylor
Of Chapel Hill, Leander Pugh, VIM
Jesse Hughes, jordan Rigsbee, Geo
w. Walker, J \. Crawford George
+. Stubbins, n. r. Laws, Morri
King aud George +. Merritt.
Orange County observer., 1889-08-03
Wilmington Messenger. |

Ex- President Jefferson Davis is.
now 81 years old. \ reucnt visitor
at his home thus describes noble
and very able man whose gray hairs
are his crown of glory. He says:
"Ihen in a moment Mr.. Davis had
come forward to greet me, slight
soldierly figure Immediately dress
ed aud still showing in bis walk and
bearing his long years OF military
service. His hair is short and thick
and silvery, lying ABOUT his thin
temples like an aureola, and his skin
has the trauparent dclicacy Of fine
porcelain.
"Such, in appearance, is JEFF;
Davis at 81 in his quiet home by the
sea where the waters after storm
are not more peaceful than his own
liie after the struggles that convulsed
II
Orange County observer., 1889-08-03
crIhe 'rHnGr Comfy
i- the, only pa
per in Orange
County.

Daring the first six months Of this
year the immigrants 70 this country
amounted 10 l.3 ,G1S:
a fire at lie Chow, liz China de-
sroycd 5000 dwellings,, killed
|, 500 people and rendered shelter
less 10000. There were deaths
from exposure at the rate Of 100 a
day.
The Baltimore SIN says there
will be grand reunion Of Conted-
crate veterans at Oxford, N. c., at
which Gov Fowie, Gov. Lee, OF
Virginia, cx Gov. Jarvis, Hon. w.
L. Cox, Hon. Julian 5. Carr and
other distinguished men will make
addresses. The re-uniol will take
pace August 10th.
The Ashcyilc citizen, in its issue
Of Friday, July 10Th, sent out a very
neat and attractive ILLUSTRATED Edi
ton with views of buildings il
Ashevlllc and scenery in Western
Carolina. The Citizen is one OF the
best daily newspapers that comes te
our office. 1t is doing good work
for Western North Carolina.
Orange County observer., 1889-08-03

Y This is what you ought to have,
in fact, YOU must have it, TO fully en-
joy life. Thousands are searching
for it daily, aud mourning because
they find it not. Thousands upon
thousands Of dollars are spent an
nually by our people in the hope
that they may attain this boon. And
yet it may be had by all. We
guarantee that Electric Bitters, il
used according to directions and the
use persisted in, Viii bring you
Good Digestion and uust the demon
Dyspepsia a'd instail instead Eupep,
sy. We recommend Electric Bit
ters for Dyspepsia and all diseases
OF Liver, Stomach and Kidneys.
Sold at 3oc. and sl.0O per bottle by
W. \. Hayes, Dluggis;.
Orange County observer., 1889-08-03
{ w ilminNtOn Messenner.

Holding Indignation meetings to
denouncc verdlcts Of coults is rather
dangerous, As It may cut two ways.
The Charlotte NetrS says, and it is
worth considering
The precedent is frought with
unm!Ncd evil if jnrics come to un-
dcrStand that an unpopular verdict
may give rise to Indignation meet
ings, jury trials will become o farce :;
the regular courts be useless ex-
pcnse, and His Honor Judge Lynch
more appropriately serve free gratis
for nothing
Orange County observer., 1889-08-03
\ I ORTGAGE SALE.
=

On Monday, August 5th. 1889, at the
court house door in Hillshoro, by virtue
of a mortgage executed to me by Jas.
w Miller on the 23d Of February. 1889.
| will offer for sale. for cash. tract of
land In Little River township. bounded
on the north BY Nazer Ray. on the east
by Charles +. Wilson. AMI on the south
by the home trait of SAID JAS W. Mil
Ter. anil on the west by colored church
land Paris chapei1 aud samuel Wilson.
containing about 81 acres
Also another tract b.r4nled on the
north BY Madison I~atta and colorel
church yarI. Oh the east bv home tract
81 Jas. W. Miller. MI. Tirzah roal be-
my the line anu on the west By Wn.
Bowling aid FL. Roberts. containing
about Il acrt~, beng the tT.ct puI-
chased by j -. W. Miller from y. V.
Ray a4l Wiley smith.
Proceeds OF sale 10 he applied TO
judgment oi John McCuIloch AMI
others.
Tbs 2nd day Of July. ls>9.
JOHN X. HUGHES.
Nort.agee.
Orange County observer., 1889-08-03
Tragedy mt Marion.

Col ROGER PAGE AssAssINATED
The CoRoSER's NBKDlcr-A
WOMAN THE CAUSE OF IHE
SHOOTING.
AsuEy1LLE, \. C, July % -Col.
Roger ). Page, prominent lawyer
.o5 .a;,or Of the Times Register, a,
Marion, \. c., was sho, and instant
~ killed st ,ha, place last night,
ius, after alish,ing from the mid
nigh, train, which had brought him
from Round Knob. He had gone
about one hundred yards from the
station AID was leaning % tho arm
of his friend, Judge Haywood, OF
Texas, while on his left was another
friend when some one came up be-
hind him and shot him through the
neck, which was broken by the ball.
His assailant ran, mounted q horse
and tled the town. A coroners in.
quest was hurriedly held, rendering
a verdict Of death by person nn
known. A young man who had
threatened to Kill Col. Page wa:
seen following the dead man last
at the depot last night. Quite
crowd had gathered, expecting
trouble, and indeed the rumor that
some one intended injur'ng Col
Page VAS so current in town tha
when the pistol shot was fired a
midnight, many persons remarke,
that Col. Page was in trouble. |
ia said that woman was at the bot
tom Q: the tragedy.
Orange County observer., 1889-08-03

Shiloh'- Cough ANA Consumption
cure i sold hv Us OH u guarantee II
cures consumption. For sale 10y T.. ).
Merritt. Chapel lllll; ". a. Hayes,
llill~horo.
That hacking cough can bc % qnichlv
cured ht ~hIloh'> Cure. We guarantee
Il For sale by +. ;. Merritt, Chapel
Hill W. \. Hayes, lliii>.3lo.
VIII you suffer with Dy>pep-ia and
Liver Complaint >hiloh'> Nlfalixtr
i gu.lahte"e 10 cure you. For ~..lc hy
l. : M,ttitt, Chapel Hill W \.
Hayes, llill~boro.
Nhiloh'S NltaiiArr i> what yoll need
Tor Constipation. Loss OF Appetite. Diz-
Iiiltss, ana ali symptoms OF Dyspepsia.
rice 10 ana - cents per buttlt. For
sale by r.. ;. Merritt. Chapel Hill; W.
\. Hay,- lIiu,boro.
Orange County observer., 1889-08-03
A MURDERER IN 4 BARREL.

JACKSON. Mich July 26-David
L. Palmer, rho was cent TO prison for
lite tor the murder OF bis wife, has
been an exemplary prisoner and was
given more than usual liberty. This
morning he was filling a large ca-k
with scraps when an idea struck him
TO put false head in the cask about
midway of its length and then plac
ing citizens Clothes, hammer aud
chisel in the barrel got in himself
Another head was fastened to the
ca>k by Pslmer's fellow con.icls and
the cask was taken to the freight
Office. AS it was being loaded the
freight handlers heard cry for help.
Finally one OF the men opened the
cask aud drew the prisoner out more
dead than alive. Palmer was turn
ed over TO the authorities. He de
clares that he would rather stay in
prison for life than TO undergo again
such tolture as he experienced the
three hours be spent in the cask.
Orange County observer., 1889-08-03
WE CAN AND DO

Guarantee Ackcr's Blood Elixir for
it has been fully demonstrated to
the people of this country that it is
superior to all other preparations for
blood diseases. 1t is positive cure
for syphili,ic poisoning, Ulcers,
Erup,ions and Pimples 1t puri6es
the whole system and thoroughly
builds up the constitutions DIR. O..
Hooker, Druggist.
Orange County observer., 1889-08-03
" lImlnylOn Star. [


In the new wing 10 be added
TO the State Pcnitcnllary it ~ pro
posed to establish a shoe manutac-
turing establishment. How cxten-
sive tins establishment IL 10 be we
do not know, nor now many couvicts
are to be employed in it, but whle
We may recognize the correctness Of
the policy OF making the con.Ic,s as
nearly li-susiainihy as possible, We
object to the State, by its convict
Labor, engaging III business that
comes III competition with the in
dn>tties OF our people or with the
labor OF our working men Unless
our memory be at fault numbers OF
white and black shoe makers in
Raleigh had 10 seek Other fields or
Other means Of earning q livelihood
because rrnltontlary convlc,s were
tared cut al nomlnal prices TO men
who were running shoe factories in
that city 1t Will not better the
CONDITION for the state TO undertake
10 run a big shoe factory herself.
She should put her con,lc;s at somc-
thing else.
Orange County observer., 1889-08-03

'atarrh cured. health anl sweet
breath secured. by Sliiioh'> Catarrh
Remedy. Price ~ cents. Nasal In
]eef"r tree. Fer sale by f.. :. Merritt
: lspe- HUI; Y. 4. Hayes IIill>boro.
For lame back. side or chest. u,e ~hi-
loIi Porous Plaster. Price - cents.
or sale hy f.. ;. Merritt. Chapel Hill !:
" \. tIaNe>, Hill>boro.
roup. Whooping Cough anl Bron-
clisil> immediately relieved BY shiloh,
urr. For sale BY +. = Merritt Chap
q lifll W \. Uayes. Hill~boro.
>leepleS> nights made miserable bv
that terrible cough. >hisoh'~ Cure i
The Remedy for You. For sale BIZ r. ).
Merritt, Chapel Hill; W. 4. uaye>.
Hi!l>boro.