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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-09

Washington, April s-The Secretary Of state is In
formed that Ecuador Will be represented at the con-
ference Of American States to meet at Washington
October T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-09

THE GREAT CzAR AND HIS LITTLE NhaoI =, Io,,Iosa q.
st petersburg. April s.-The Ameer OF Bokhara is
49,, % ssnd his son 10 Russia TO be educated Inc
ststs Rank of Russia will open branch IN BShhafs
KIrS Xiexander of servfa VIII visit hs c]T ~
Angilsf next at Charkon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-09
.nnnn nAY IY MAasAOHUsETTs.

poston April s.--Goyenor Ames this afternoon IS
sued proclamation appointing April ~ % NfpOs
DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-09
THE zEALANDIA SAILS FOR SAMOA.


San Francisco, April s.-The steamer Zeaiandia
sailed Sunday for Auckland by way Of Honolulu and
Samoa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-09

Rx-KING MILAN IN THE HOLY LAM.
Constaptjnople, April e.--E4-hlns , nl
i. ~ st.rted ON a ak weeks tour in Palestine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-09
ECUADOR WILL BE REPRESENTED.

Saturday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-09
THE PRESIDENTS WORDS.
When the nine innings Of the menu card wer'
over the President arose and said in part:

over the President arose and said in part:
In spite of the diversity Of the sports which We
represen we all pay willing tribute 20 particular
came which our guests have succeeded In stamping
as Natlonsl-the great American game Of baseball.
iApplausel It not only exercises every muscle OF
lungs Of the spectator Qaughter1 It may be
played by everybody-this beautiful, alsatsfying
ted sport, which, In its present state, develop
ment OF American genius Applause, cries OF no
roanders' and laughter From the domain aa,,,oa o.
abroad but 1t has been left TO one enteprsng man 10
accomplish feat which stands without parallel
ia tho annals Of American sports. QIoud eppisussI
Mr. 6paldings party was composed OF mon VINO
are not only star bali.playeT but also worthy
plauseJ The party have borne Themselves manfully
throughout, and who shall say that their tour, do
vised TO display In foreign lands our Nauone manly
SPORT has not also tended to promote universal
peace and good will Appiausel They have TO
name of every department Of American athletics
bid them all q hearty welcome Cloud appiauseJ
Letters of regret were read from Governor Hill.
Governor Bulxeley, of Connecticut, and Mayor
Grant, who all excused themselves on the ground
Of pressing official engagements.
Mayor Chaplin, of Brooklyn, followed with an
Informal speech. He said in part:,
We citizens of Brooklyn try to be undnly proud
OF the honor Of having originated the game Of base
ball Qaughter}, and that one OF the reasons why
accepted your kind invitation 20 1otn IN your cello
bration But the epic nine Of tntelloetua athletes
who ] supposed would make an anerdinner tour
all put In an appearance. thought rustfngly
enough, that they would temporarily cease bong
politicians and become men Of letters uaughtar, ana
tAas might hold mT peace. IN aelr Ahssaca ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-09
rr,v prprrvrAN CONGRESS TO MEET MAY 20.

THE PERUVIAN OV1NOIsDH0 - -. =. ..or
Lima: April 8 (via Galveston).-Consress mas Deen
s,,romoned 10 meet on May 20 10 approve the Grace
nontract and other measures.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23

News III from Germany ihat a
physician has discovered a cure tor
that curse OF Observation-Disclosures.
According to tie New York fran
,uy Post, a scientific man in Ger
many announces that he has discov-
cred a method by which he is able
TO eradicate from the system ali de-
sire tor alcoholic stlmulants. The
sure is effected by sub cu'aucous IN
jc~ctions OF a solution of st~rycl,nihe,
aud is said to be so radical IN It's
workings that after three or tour
days Of treatment the appetite for
strong drink disappears, and at the
end Of ten days the patient may be
,ett to himself. Ii this announce
ment be true, aad we eau see no
reason to question it, the discovery
Viii rank as ore OF the greatest
blessings ,ha, science has given to
suffering humanity in many years
! he discovery OF vaccination or o
aIRsthctics will seem insignificant il
comparison with it, and the discov
erer will deserve the gratitude O
the civilized world.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
DEATH OF BISHOP HOLLAND
n. MCTYEIRE.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Feb. 18th
Holland \. McTyeire, senior bishop
O: the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, died this morning at yo'c,oc-,
at hi. residence on Vanderbilt lni
.ersi,y campus. He vas born in
Bsfnwel. county, ). G., July =,
le2l He joined the church III ISL
at Cohesturg, 5 G.. He began Ia
preach III 1845, when he joined tie
Virginia conference. In May, lSl;
the first general conference of the
Church. South WASHED a, Petersburg
aud Mr.. McTyeire was sent 10 No.
bile, Ala. III Mobile he met Il la.l.
who became his vile, q cousin CT
The lady whom Commodore Wander
bit afterwards married. This wa,
the first Ink in the chan Of causes
that gave origin in the great Wander
blit University. He vas stationed
at Dcmop,!is, Ala Columbus, Mss
aud then at New Orleans, where !,
bni,t Felicity Church and founded
the New Orleans Christian, Iiro
rate in 1851. In 1853 he became
edi'or of the Nashville Chrtsti1"
.IJtrcufc, and remained in thai "a
lacity til Feb. ~, 1865, when Fe
left the CIV aud ID not return until
lsG1. He va, elected B'shopm b6
i "a. owing to Bishop McTyent
la; Commodore Vanderbilt made
LIE princely git Of $1,000 900, and
William Ii VANDERBILT, 100000 and
Cornelius Vanderbilt $500, 900 |.
Vanderbilt University, Of "hici
Bishop McTyeirc was made Presi
dent tor iltt.
The funeral will PROBABLY be from
Vanderbilt University Chapel o,
Sunday, and the body will be inter
red on tn. University campus.
Tie State Senate TODAY adopt.e
resolutions Of sorrow at the ueatl
Of Bishop McTycire.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23

The famine IN China IS on the in
crease. 1t is sa.! that in one prov
in:e 100000 people are IN a starving
condition.
The Ilou,ssire Inrmrr publish
cd at Raleigh by Col. l. L. Polk,
Editor, is a frs, class agricultural
paper. II Is The best paper for far
mcrs that comes to our office.
The Senate Of North Carolina in
Executive Session last week, con
frmed the appointment Of IIoa. j.
{. Scarborough, Of Johnston Conn
", as Commissioner Of Labor Sta
tistics in place of w. \ Jones.
President Cleveland has signed
the bill creating the Department OF
Agriculture and has sent TO the Sen.
ate the nomination Of Norman J
Colinan, the present Commissioner
Of A%gr.cullure,& To be Secretary q
the new Department.
\ dispatch from New York says
Thomas {. Plat has returned iron
Washington. 70 a reporter, II,
said Il am very busy this morning
tut wish TO LAY positively, aud 20,
can quote me g authority for tn
statement, that James &. Blaine la
been offered, and has accepted, til,
pc>iuon OF Secretary Of State. TIN
was accomplished somctlmc ago b,
correspondence. DO not wish t
be interviewed, and do not are /
stand as authority for any Statement
may make beyond the lm:orma,lo
about Blaiue, which is ahsoiu,ei
lue
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
CAROLINA TWINS.
Captain 7. S. Garrison Collects a
Ticket From the Dout!e- Headed
To ~ ~ .n,,rsf

Captain 7. S. Cz1rkson Collects a
Ticket From the Dout!e- Headed,
Womna and lie Passengers
Watch Her Edt Cake :
That somewhat obscure, but yer.
liable curiosity. known as the Caro-
lima Twlns," was among the passen
gers on Capt. I. S. Ciarkson's tram
on the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta road yesterday. She, for
the twins is nothing more nor less
than q double beaded woman. WAS
on her way 10 her home in White
vale, Columbus county. this State.
She was born at Whl,evllie in 1921,
ard Barnam has missed one OF the
chances OF his lifetime in never hav-
ing seen her. She is possibly q
greater curiosity than the Sianese
twins, for Margaret as she IL called,
is a woman and a half. 1t is rather
late iD life tor her TO entertain pro-
posals tor ma;rimonv, bat should
any II ever mary her, lie would
get more than j better halt.
Margaret Was y grea, curiosity TO
the passengers, aud could TAX to
Two people at the SAGE time. A
lady gave her a piece Of cake and
she ted 1t to the left laud mouth,
ana while that mouth was Ct iuying
the dcIicacy the OTHER mouln was
talAlng to The passengers around
her. To See her in a car seat, q
casual glance would make her on,
To be W." w"nnen wrapped IN a
SINGLE shawl, >.l,ing with their head,
close together. She has Two heads
and two necks aud the combination
JON together between her shoulders.
Her body Is the same AS that OF AT
Ordinary person, but she has a pair
OF extra legs that are, however, toe
short TO ito her any service. Her
Two heads look ain st exactly alike
although one is ome hat smal!e,
than the other. She eats with both
mouths and has TO iced each one
.mpattlally. When .he drinks
coffee, she will give half a cul
to one mouth and half 10 the other
She is now III her io,,ie,h year, and
has Travelled extensively in The
eastern part OF this State and il
South Carolina, Tut as a genera
thing she sticks close TO nome
where all the little negroes arr
afraid OF her, and are made TO belav,
upon threats by their mammies tina
they "wlil send for aunt MAJ"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
J. |. CCKhlE, Secretary.


Tais remedy is becoming so well
known aud 50 popular IS 70 need 70
Speclll mention. MI WHO Lave. used
Electric Baters sing the same song
OF praise. \ purer medicine Goes
not EXIST and i, is guaranteed TO do
AL that is claimed. Electric Ritters
Will cure all diseases OF the Liver
and Kidneys. viii remove l'imples,
BoIls, Salt ltheum and other affec-
lions caused hy impure blood. Will
drive Malaria from the system and
prevent as we'll as cure all Malarlal
levers. For cure of Headache, Con
S.tpatIon and Indigestion try Flee
tic BitteIs. Entire satisfaction guar
a,lsed, or money refunded. Price
yH cts. and Sl.00 per bottle at w.
a. Hayes Drugstore.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
OUR MISSION FIELD IN
CHINA.
Rev. G. Durham.

kew. \. Durham.
Tie first maj that ever went from
North Carolina to preach the gospel
10 the hea,hen, went to China, and
from TINT day to this, in all the de-
nominations IN our State, represent
ed on the foreign field, more mis-.
slonaries have gone TO Chiha than TO
all the other heather countries OF
earth. 1t would seem, therefore.
that God CATS North Carolina spe-
orally to give the gospeI to China.
OF the eighteen white Bapt;ets from
this State in heather 'auds, twelve
are in Chii.a ; and, so far as | know,
those pow impressed to give their
lives TO this work, expect to 90 to
Chlna, the country TO which it seems
the Holy Spirit has called ,uem.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

IAaiet4n News oDscFSef: queer
rai3- no" from cie end OF the \. ~
y X X. 10 TIE ot6.r 1t IS a
con~1mmsf!,n -tal.i,in. indeed
asa cte"'abIe t. tie management
Of the road.
A~heyiI.e tit:zea Tie man tina,
is net a CANDIDATE tor R4ilr.al Com
.~,o,,r III North C,,n,ina Jus,
now oorh, /, De caurb; auIssen,
- Harurm. museum Tney are
-,id IN 10. ~.ua.ninr arou.d the
CAPITAL Ike f.eS alou, a molasses
jug.
Sm;tifril I.,a;. There is a
REGULAR exodus movement among
tie 1eoroes n til. comnun,, in
,.,,.oisr 10 ci,,niars ~.,, Iv men
WHO l.ll on, ~ ,A.n III nanner al
inducements "a ,ca>. ,h.5r homes
w. have thi- 10 .a, ,Iav will find
,i,,.e IIt,. S..,h (,,o,;,a and
~u11,e,r,, i,.ay,no her "a homes
.,r no. ara un;,i.l ,.ta,,
= u, .
:
~ Ca,I
,,rTe W.. living With Robert b
JutcS. ltt'iru, 10 his room a
night IN ZONES house, Gailimori
carried a i4ht,,l 'ar which i, /.
supposed he placed on n of til,
two beds that the oom contained
and th'n fell asleep. the house
was burned dnHn and the charrea
remains of Gall more were found
10 es' family barely escaping.
I.aurinLuny E.terpr,>e: Dear far
,ntr friends. Won own Tie sheen q
the State and Won know wha,
sheen killing dog is. WHY don
Won tax the. cur and make him "a
tor hi, on ynur tiocks? 10,
now have y chance 10 enact q Ia y
PROTECTING your sheen and saviu,
YOUR pu!se from loss, why don't Vol
use ito You are not politician
WORKING for a return two wear
h,re.. and what odd. * i, TO Won
you 10 erac, a doc law wh;ch vii
be Unpopular with the dog owner
Wilmington MESSENGER. The nrc
hIhi,ionis,s ar. r]unrino 1anueronsl
near . sna, 1Iev arr. ahont..o o..
,hrouuh me Legislature a bin q,
thorlz,uo lie search Of any nremise
within a trohih.,lon district. wher
the presence IF ~iinuor il srs, ecte,
=, When the enforcement Of nrohib
; ton come, to the invasion an
search Of the homes Of orr neonl
+ ,her. viii 90 i, = hovl.,hat w.,
drown the voice Of nrohihi,io,
They have submitted to the ou.rac
Gus methods and vil!ainous prac,ic,
, under the internal eycnue svster
because it was;he Fedora; aulhori,
and was II of tho results an
y attendant circumstances of the wa
But the reople OF North Carroll,
u will never submit, to the esyionae
u of a set of hirelincs, intormer
thieves, runners and liars turne
%eloose upon them by State au,hori,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
BAD BLOOD.

KEMP, TEX, June %, IS.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
'Gen,lemen-A sixteen year old
son OF nine was afflicted with bad
blood and broke out with an erup-
ton on various parts of his body.
put him TO taking 5. ). 5, and a few
bottles cured him entirely. / live
at Lone Oak, but my post Office is a,
Kemp. Yours truly,
w - RppINSo~
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23

~, -.
o' fN' !" ,I'' o''ii.
ny -, '"''o'' "' VII 'o o'e'
oonoao
ms Is ,''','V' more nan l'e
entire he1 o'a''afy expenses OF me
government 'nr y'nI "'fo'e ene
Wal II !, S''''''' : more 'nafl
me coSt o. pensions 'h''t'th yeas
h''e' ''e e'oSe " 'le VA "ne,' ""-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
Pomona Hill Nurseries.
POMONA. y. G.
TWO AND \ HALE MILES WEST
OF GREENSBORO, y. e.

The main line of the Richmond <
Danvillt Rail Road passes through the
grounds and within 100 feet of the Of
flee. Salem trains make regular Stop
twice dai Y each way. Those interc~.
ed in fruit and fruit growing are cor
tla'lV invited to Inspect ibis the laryr>!
Nursery in the State and one of tho
largest in the South. Stock consists al
Applies, Peach. Pear. Cherry. Plnm>
Japanese P"r>immonS. .\~pricots. Nee
t%arine>. Mnlberric>, Ounce. Grapes
tl1S. RaspberrieS. tErrmlts. Pie Plant
English Walnuts. Che>tnnts. Strawbrr-
rie>. Roses. EvergrccnS. Shade Trees. &c
All the new and rare varieties as well
as the old ones which my new Ca:a-
logne tor 1888 will show. Give vur,
order to my authorized Agent, or order
direct from the Nursery. Correspond
enc solicited. Descriptive Cataio5u,
tree TO applicants.
L AItro-u
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23

G""Hi'> iNp,'> BOOK l"r Isl.
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Having taken out letters Of Admins
tration upon the estate Of ~ilas Hath
cock. decca~eu. notice i hereby gwen
to all persons indebted u said estate to
make immediate payment. and ali per
SONS having claims against said estate
must present them 10 acknowledgement
Within one wear from this date or this
notice will be plead in bar Of, recovery.
This 10Th day OF Dee l>s>s
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.idmini>trat =.
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"GODEIS I.ADYS BOOK
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.

In Club with this paper, Godey's
and the ORANGE COUNTY OBsYI..
YER vii. be set, one year for $3.50,
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ths paper.
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w. $. ROBINSON.
COLUMBIA, 5. c., july I. 1888

COLUMBIA, 5. c, july I, 1888.
The Swift Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga.
Gcntlemen-l was a great sufferer
from muscular rheumatism for two
years. | could get no permanent,
,eIief from any medicine prescribed
by my physician. | took oyer a
dozen bottles Of your ). 5. $, and
now ! am rs well As | ever was il
my lie. | am sure Your neiicin,
cured up, and / would Recommend
It TO any one Suffering trom any
blood disease. Yours truly,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-02-23
j. VAN. LTEDIEY.
Pomona, Gtul.ord County, y. {.

IS Reliable Statesmen wanted in
every County. a good paying cor His
sion will be given.
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INilE COUKIEk-JOCKNAL,
The Representative Newspaper of the
Southwest. Largest Circula-
ton OF any Democratic
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America.

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TIE WEEKLY COURIER JOURNAL is
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The COUKIER-JOUKNAL is the one
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- - :. Hinton At his home II Iniic
south ot Cedar Grove. 10 h~ repaired.
He vi. take pleasure m repairing all
kinds Of work. Painting aftti NarniSh-
ing will be carefully done. aud the best
material will be used. | viii try 10 do
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Respectfully.
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4 ILLUSTRATORS \Dllt r.

d. :. HINTON.
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, 1889-05-01

other grasses, seeded, and that in the
East plants were raised from seed.
This much has been SO far gained.
We are now able to account for the
numerous varieties of sugar cane that
exist. These, nc doubt, were all produc-
ed from seed naturally shed, without the
Intervention of man, the greater number
probably before historical days. Having
at last discovered natures secret mar may
now direct her operations to his Own ad.
vantage,
Finally, to sum up the results Of this
brief and partial inquiry: The extracts
that l have quoted show that this is not
the first discovery of either cane seeds or
seedlings, especially in Barbados, which
country from the first has contributed the
most reliable evidence on the subject;
but the matter is now placed on a sure
foundation, from which it can never again
by ignorance or discredit be shaken, and
for demonstrating this beyond cavil or
question MesSrs. Bovell and Harrison are
entitled to due credit and the thanks Of
the sugar planting world. A door, reveal
ing a limitless vissOn, is opened to breed
erS and experimenters, whose duty III
regard tn which, and the lines along which
they should work for success, having said
50 much already in this paper, | will leave
for detail another day.
, 1889-05-01

and was much admired by the
Turks. In the mind, however, OF
the Pashu of the Dardanelles her
imposing size excited some slighr
suspicion. When the Vandalia hove.
to, prior 10 passing through Ihe
Straits into the Sea of Marmora, she
was boarded by the Pnsha. who, as
in duty bound, reminded the captain
that, under the capilulations existing
between the American and Ottoman
Governments, the former was only
allowed to bring a gunboat up 10
STEAMBOAT. sits the smallest we've
go'," explained the undaunted skip
per of the crack corvette Vandalia.
- Daily Telegraph.