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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-07-24
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@n otte 2lar 9amme1 9eftetDu bp>
rer pel til Sieloenbeberne, men en-
iaaoan ital finoes i Bloomington,
Suinois. Gorleben fial ban en- @eit
os bpttebe ben bort til en- 2esefamme<
rat for en- @ieb. Gorrise s9nbas
Iften fiol ban Set os Bu99p, ber
tilhprte @bm. @omarbs, os be fano>
tes lite isien tpr "a 9ase efter.
Manbas Iften ftial ban after en-
9eit os en- Bussp ira 9. SO. Gn>
bretps, oa oenne &is fanotes beller
lite isien fpr ON etpar 9ase. Gut
ten bleu arreiteret, men oa 2ouen lite
bettemmer noeen 5traf for iaa unse
Gorbrpoere, Hap ban lps isjen.
= @n liben tire 9lar 9ammel Gut
/ 9e1ena, Montana, pi1 tomme til at
mife @pnet. foroi enoe1 fgrre @ut>
ter meb s5or1et taitebe Salt ino 0i~
meme paa bam.
- @n 2uftieiler, 8rof. 9osan,
ber forleoen ite9 op en- 8alon /
Stem Sort. frpster mon for er falbt
neo os orutnet &tlanterbauet. Sra
ct @tib iaaes fibite Eirsbas Gfter=
mibbas 100 Mile @pobit for Sanop
9oot en- 2uftbal1on, ber laa nafen
nebe paa Spen, 1aa &uruen bang neb
/ &anbet. Bauonen filtes bog
inart fra &urpen os iatte afiteo isien.
9a man TOM ben til Ste6et, bar oer
intet at ie. 9psan Dar siort ouer
400 belbiee 2uftreiler us iteset neb
/ 5albfierr 80 @anee. San bar
bolot paa meb ben farlise Sport /
% Mar.
= 5urier taser !5eon. S @pan<
iton, Sllinois, git tbpe &pinoer inb /
ct @amblina>9us tilbprenbe Sobn
2etpis os piifeoe bam meo Sppber
forleben, forbi ban pleiebe at ilaa
fin @ufru. Nosle af 2e>pis' &enner
lpste at frelie BAN, men ba fit &pinz
oerne oaiaa nosen 3ielp al fine
manblise @enner. Set enote meb
stpunins, bporunoer to Mano blep
baarbt 1aarebe.
- Sra Bunben al Gonenausb>
@!oen nar peo ben meetise Stenbro
/ Sobnstomn bar man nplis braset
frem 9unbreoer at Sig.
- gfelion 9etpeD, @isconiins fgr=
ite @upernpr, 1igser for 9pben / fit
9iem / Gaisnille, mebbeles 19be bs.
- Sra sinbsipaeaiDlet i2a @rosie
bbres osiaa Dm Gorbrpoelier. @n
goeter 2ubtuis 2arion er arreteret
for ulabelig Dmsnns meb en- fpinz
belis &atient.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-07-24

9enne CONNER iDnes at pere ualz
minoelis frustbar paa 2anbfrpsere.
S 8rainerb botbt be ristis en- @ene<
ral>&icnie fibfte Sgubae, bpis @fterz
retninserne berfra er paalibelise.
$3.50 @tbtter af benz tom inb meb
Eranene % iamlebe fig paa @lpebanz
Ten, bpor be bemesti9eoe fig @a5ens
Dl>2aser os tos 0let ub / tassepis.
Holitiet bapbe en- liplis Ramp meb
BEN. @n Of benz boppeoe ub / @lpen
% onta9es brufnet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-07-24

S @bicuso benbte en l9rselie
lllDtfe 16be b., ioet &iebelen en-
@a9mplle erplooereoe, bporpeb tire
Menb blep brabte us fem iaareoe.
&jeoelen bar np og foripnet meo be
lebpanlise @itferbebspentiler, iaa
man lite ian foritaa Nariasen til, at
ben iprang. Braset bbrtes en- ba(p
Mils gei. @iebe!en os Maltinen
iprenstes @maaitDtfer p9 1lpnseoes
/ ale &etnin9er.
- 80 8rgbre @ltins Merbeoen
al 9ubuque, Soma, II os "a Mar
gamle, er mistentte forat babe mpr=
bet fin Gaoer os Stebmober. Sen
Dn9fe at be neunte. &rp6re Lao / 2az
ben os paaitaar, at ban ON Staten
bprte ct @eparltub, o9 oa ban 1prang
ino til fine Gorelore, fanbt ban Ta=
oeren lissenoe ibjelfuot / @ensen,
os @te6mooeren bar ilaaet libel.
st tibet Barn laa enbba mellem benz
ug ioo, paaito6 ban, ba ban lpb til Sea-
boerne os beretteoe bette. 2t91pnsz
iurpen unberipser MI @asen. Set
beber, at be9se @utterne par finite
paa 5tebmooeren. @enne bar fun
81 Nar, mems Saberen par so.
- Scat til 6rebas baooe man ct
pololomt 1peir / @btca9o. &esnet
falot / iaaoan Mensbe, at Soft fit
to Sob &anb fine &ieloere. 9}aar
.Sorretniussmeno um Mprsenen tom
ino til fine 5orretninser, fanbt be
&orbe os @tole f1poenoe omtrins
@elitab meo 9asbosen, 6opeobosea
os @ebters 2ericon, beoer bet. ST.
net i1os neo fere @teoer us anrettebe
betDoeli9 @tabe, oerbeb at flere BDgz
ninser antenotes o9 la9bes / 9(lfe.
- 40 regiferebe s8repe inbebo(=
benoe &ense til ct 8elpb af $4,000
blep forleben itiaalet fra &ofbu1et /
Milmautee.
- Mrs. MarD &obbins, en- 80
Nar sammel Some @baron, &enn<
ipluania, bpbe @pnbas. Sum baube
a1bris peret inbenfor ct @ofbus,
beber bet, os albris peret paa ct
Sernbanetran. 9un pleie6e Gen.
9ancod, ba ban bar ct Tibet 8arn.
50 Menb omfom frrB Brpnb /
Merbeoen af 9obart, Subiaua, @pn>
ba9smorsen. @n af Dem, en- 9pre=
farl paa Stebet, ifulbe saa neo
Brgnben forat tase op ct Stptfe
&ipo, 1om bar banst oer forat boloes
fi6liet, men iom par falot neo i 8un>
ben. 9a ban fom neo Brgnben,
beopueoes ban af en- siftis @as os
falbt neb. @n Nabo, 1oln par ti1itez
be, fuloe gaa neo forat bielpe bam
op, men bet git bam 1om ben fprlte.
8rguben par 42 Sob opb, o9 Menz
bene blep lite optasre fbr ST. 2 paa
@ft rmiboa9en. Sen enc bar u9ift,
men ben anben etterlaber en- ung
Some.
= @n 9ai beb al ct @tDtte af
9ptle99en paa en- un9 @nslenoer,
iom 1ammen meo femten andre Gut
ter bar ube at 1upmme Cumberland
funb i 81oriba fibfe @bnbas. eng
lenoeren bleu frog tasen op en-
Bcab men blpbte ibjel, f6r 2esebielp
funbe erbolbes. Set ct fprite Gang,
at en- 9ai bar an9rebet no9en / bette
Sarpanb, beber bet.
-%~p-e--
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-07-24

&ue0ebpten Manitoba laar
Sell. Sra 9oronto mebbeles 18be
Suli, at 9oeoebpiten Manitoba o9
BET noroueitli9e GAMBIA er uoen
Euiul mislpttet. 9oronto 9anoelsz
TANNER bar mob otaset unberretnin9
ON, at ben belle 9ueoebeit bill lite
bliue mere enb bet balpe al iibite
Nors. Der er Tuiinoer at Ncres,
oer lite oil blioe bpitet. Ioriagen
til 11aaret ct ben lan9pari9e Tprte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-07-24

Sen / l19eblabet for ct &ar Tiger
iioen sienoipne 9iitorie ON Opertalo
os &puert paa 6enrn 81. Sage /
Minneapolis fal pere opoi9tet.
6pao Motipet funbe oere til at uo=
iprebe oenne @iNorie, peb man lite.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-07-24

Sra Ottatpa, Ontario, meboeles at
iets &erioner brufnebe 17be bs. I'M
ber GlDbnin9s sarbeibe @lpen.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-29
BALLOON ASCENT AND PARA
CHUTE DESCENT.

As will be seen from an advertise
ment elsewhere arrangements are
perfected for balloon ascent and
parachute descent at kapiolani
Park ne1t Saturday afternoon by
the Van Tassel brothers, They need
no comment their daring deeds are
well known all over the States. AZ
Fresno, October 3rd last, they gave
an exhibition Of which the San Fran
cisco Examiner says:
Long before 2 il The afternoon
was reached there were over 5000
people on the grounds. There was
not 3 breath OF air and everything
worked exactly right. While fifty
men held the balloon, which was be-
ing filleG, Joe Van Tassei got astride
Of the tTapeze st the foot Of the pa
rachute. The monster sweiled grad
usily, and at the word ''let GO; she
ascended gracefully, but rs swiftly
IS bullet from gun. When the
oalloon had reached an altitude OF
$500 feet Van Tss5ei cut the cord
holding his parachute; ana the bal
loon shot upward wica hundred-foId
more rapidity, while the parachute,
with its human freight, 9soillated
and slowly dropped toward the earth,
The Examiner reporter took accu-
rate time Of the descent, which last
ed exactly two minutes aud dfty-fi, e
seconds, Van Tas2eIi aiighted just
twenty feet from where the balloon
had originally started from and the
parachute caught in the wind brake
which he had erected 10 protect tae
balloon from the elements.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-29
Painting Lessons.

MIR. BARNFIELD will give instruc.
WI tion in Painting and Drawing ut
his studio, Spreckel5' Block, on Tie'-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays after.
noon, commencing October 29th. The
course includes Frechand and Mocha.
nical Drawing, Perspective, Etc. Draw.
ing and Shading from the object,
Monochrome Painting and Painting
from Nature, Still Life, Etc, in oil and
watercclors Letters may be addressed
to +. .. Box No. 459. 3S6 lw
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-29
SUPREME GOURT-.AT CHAMBERS
BEFORE N'CULLY J.
MONDAY. Oct. 2slh

MoNpAY, Oct. 2Sth.
In re estate of Iiopu [k) Of haIa-
wac, Molokai, deceased testate. Pc
titiop OF c. A. Brown to have ad-
ninistFator appointed. Continued
from August %, 1889. Ordered
that j, A. Magoou be appointed
administrator under $500 bona.
In re estate Hugh Mcintyre OF
Honolulu, Oahu, deceased, testate.
Final accounts and executors petit
tion for discharge Partly heard
and continued. j s, Walker one
Of eEeoutor's.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-29
7ag RhRls fHAislfiON,
0G1oiNa Gxp pOrs "f Ao ards 60 the ia,
SRtian &NhsbsC.
PARIS, lst Oct, 1889


have the honor to inform you
that the Exposition Universelle will
close On the Slat October. The
jury on awards gave us twenty di-
plomss, when they come to hand l
viii forward them by mai.
Glass 6--primary Education.
diploma Of gold medal, Board Of
Education. diploma Of silver
medal, kamehameha School.
Class 7--Secondaly Education. l
diploma of gold medal. Beard of
Education.
Glass G7-Food and vegetable
products. / diploma of gold medal,
tsro -four, Hawaiian frdil. and Taro
Co., Hawaiian Government.
Class lG-Maps. i diploma of
silver medal, Government Survey,
Hawaiian Government.
Glass l7--W Gods aud Manufac-
lures, / diploma of silver medal,
koa wardrobe, His Majesty the
King.
Class l2--Photogrophs. l diplo-
ma OF silver medal, Hawaiian Gov
ernment, diploma Of silver the
dai, J.J. Williams, photographer,
Glass 43--Sheils, / diploma Of
silver medal, Princess Liliuoka-
iani, 40 packages shells Oahu Col
lege, one case shells,
Glass 3G--Manufactures and lin
plements, diploma of silver me
doi, Hawaiian Government.
Glass T2.-Coffee. ! diploma of
silver medal, Hawaiian Government.
Hawaiian coffee.
Class 0--Pginting. l diploma OF
Dronzc medal. Books and news
papers, Hawaiian Government.
Glass 29-Fans, Basket Works,
Etc. l diploma of bronze medal.
Hawaiian Government,
Glass 42- Woods. ! diploma Of
bronze medal. Hawaiian woods.
Hawaiian Government:
Class 4l---Geoiogicel Specimens.
l diploma of bronze medal, Hawai-
ian Government,
Class 72--Sugar. / diploma Of
bronze medal. Hawaiian sugars.
Hawaiian Government.
Class 73-Spirits. diploma of
bronze medal. / bottle okolehao,
E. 2. Low, Hawaiian Government.
Glass l3--MusiC and Music In
atruments. diploma of mention
honorable, Hawaiian Government.
Glass 35-Clothes, Bark Cloths,
Hats and Mats. l diploma Of men
ton honorable, Hawaiian Govern
tnen&.
Glass 44-Fibrous Plants, l di-
ploma OF mention honorable. Ramie
aud olona. Hawaiian Government.
The attendance at the Exposition
averages now 250,000 to 100000
persons, on last Sunday the number
was 307 ,5l5 persons. 7 am very
pleased with the number of our
visitors, and with tbeiT manifest de-
sire to be informed about the Isl
ands.
The Hawaiian Pavilion is always
crowded and everybody takes q
lively interest in our display.
The Hawaiian Exhibition has rem
dered our islands substantial SER
vice.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-29
Notice ! Notice +!

THE UndeTagped Deputy Assessor &
l. Collector OF Taxes for the District
OF Lshains, Island of Maui, hereby
gives notice 10 the tax payers of the
said district that he will meet them at
the time and places below specified for
the purpose Of receiving their taxes
A. D. 1889;
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9th, 1889, at Ka-
bukuloG,
THURSDAY, Nov. 9Th, 1880, At Homo.
kOhau,
FRIDAY. Nov. sih, 1889, at Kama
nall.
WEDNESDAY, Nov 18th, 1889, at
OlOwslu.
And all other days during the month Of
November and Of December TO The 18th
day, ct his office in the Court House at
Lahsina, Maui,
ID. TAYLOR,
Deputy AssessE 81 Collector OF Taxes,
District d Lahaina, Maui.
L ,haina, Maui, Oct. 22, 1859. 3sj 3W
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-29
AFTERNOON SESSION.
rhe Court resumed At $50.

The Court resumed at :oU.
The King vs.. X. W, Wilcox.
Conspiracy. The whole afternoon
vas taken up with tbs eEpane!ling
OF g jury lhs panel was exhausted
and talesmen had TO be called. At
5:l5 the following Jurors were satis-
factory to both sides and were sworn
in; s. c. Dwight, Joseph Aiu, John
Mana, Manuel Silva, Moses Palau,
5. X. Ali, John IL Aiiau. c, X.
Nui, w. X. kaiaehao, John PCmai-
kai, J. NJ. Kahaleksuils, and John
b. Nakumu,
The Court then adjourned to 10
O'Clock Tuesday morning.
TUESDAY, Oct 29th.
The Court opened at 10 Il. u.
Attorney-General Ashford enter
ed a nolfe pros. ii the case Of
treason standing against WiicoN. 1t
was not the intention of the Govern
ment to pursue that prosecution any
further Upon the existing charge
of conspiracy against Wilcox he waq
oa!labie. In The case OF sam LOOK,
conspiracy, there was not sufficient
evidence to obtain conviction
John F.. Bush vas charged with
criminal libel against W. c. Aobi,
an attorney An arrangement had
been made in the matter whereby
Bush apologiaed to Aohi, the latter
accepting the apology, sud the
prosecution would be dropped.
The Attorney-General then ad-
dressed the jury, outlining the eyi-
dence the Crown proposed 10 pre-
sent in the case.
Robert \, Boyd was put on the
stand and examined by Mr. Hatch,
At 10 o clock the Court took 8 re-
cess
The cross examination of Boyd is
proceeding SIS we GO to press,
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-29
The lease for 20 Years!

OF the following Desirable Building
Lots, suitable for residences, situated ut
Waikiki, on The main road, ana being
portion OF the Waikiki property Of II.
K. HI, LiiuOk.lani:
LOT A-Size 175 feet front and lS6 feet
deep; this Lor adjoins the
bridge and Is on the main
road leading TO the Park
The Lot is fenced.
LOT B. icjoining Lot a, has a front.
age of l20 feet on main road,
sud is lS0 feet deep.
LOT C-adioining Lot B, frontage of
100 feet ON main road, 1853
feet deep.
LOT D-Adjoining Lot c on main
road Has 1870 feet frontage
aud depth Of 1876 feet.
LOT E~Sige l40 feet by 3G0 feet, at
rear Of Lots A, B, G, D. has a
frontage on new road 31
feet wide, connecting with
main road 10 Park.
LOT F.-hdjoining Lot Il; size 140 by
800 feet.
LOT 6-AGjoining Lo, +; size 40 by
$50 feet.
LOT H--Adjoining Lot @ size 40 by
500 feet.
LOT Adjoining Lot II size l40 by
$50 feet.
Al! these Lots ara level ana we'll
PLANTED with grass. The Waikiki Cars
run pas, the front cf the Lots.
1he Lots are Gituated about so feet
irCm tho bosch.
Parties purchasing any of these Lots
viii receive gratis Z 90 yesr lease Ct SO
i.et Of land On the beach, for erection of
hath houses and bathing fAcilitigs.
ken,s payable somiannually in ad-
vance.
a Chart Of ,ho Property can be sec .
a. mY SalesTOUm.
l4- For further particulars apply 10
JAS. #, MORGAN,
ssi 22t Auctionter,
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-29
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

4 T the annual meeting Of the Iieoia
n Agricultural Co (L'd), held Ooto.
beE %. 1889, the following officers were
elected Ia act Cor the ensuing year:
s. Aschbeim. ,..,,...., President.
J. T. Slendonca 80. Vice President,
b. OrdeDstein...... Treasurer,
A, Gartenberg g............ cletary,
W. J. Allen,.,,,.........,Au Auditor.
The above mentioned officers compose
the Board of Directors.
A. GARTENBERG,
338 lE Secretary II. A. c., (Ldl,
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-29
Dissolution OF COpartners
ship.

NOTICE is hereby given that The CO.
IN partnership OF the Kahoolawe
Ranch 20, OF he Island Of Kahociawe
has been dissolved. John Ralph Sneyd
Kynnersley and Randall Won Tempsky
retire from the firm. Clement Sneyd
kypnersley is nov the sole owner and
wil! carry OF the business under the
same name,
CLEMENT >. KYNNERSLEY,
Kobala, Sept, 2G, 1883. 8aj 1w
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-29
ELECTION of OFFICERS.

4 the annual meeting Of tne stock
N. holders Uf the HAIKU sugar Co
held al Ihe onice OF ,De agents, the 29ll
DAY of OctoGsT, the following officers
were gn' sen for the ensviug year, TO
wit,
President. .... Hyc. II. r Bald "tl..
Cs-FIssiient. Hon. S N Damon.
Treasurer" "....,. Hon, s, \. Castle.
SeoIstaII ., Hon J y. AthsIion.
auditor :. .,..... r.. w. Peterson.
j. q. ATHERTON,
Secretary Il. =. Co.
Honolulu, Oet, 20, 1889, S9e Nv
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-29

TUST received CelahrGtsd Foodhow
u Teas, direct ifom China a sPlen.
did assortment. or tue Teas. The ia.
waiiam NiEture, in X n packages The
Rose Braud Tea. in u u packages, de,
IightfulIy fragrant EStis SUperdne
Black Tea. 10 n boxes in bulk First
Crop l65S-l6aO Congm, in 10 10 ho1os.
q paoE gss't to pound; 10 be had oaly
of Gonsulves & Co Honolulu, BC2 If
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-29
NOTICE of REMOVAL.

CANDER'S Baggage Express Once
- has removed 10 the old stand, No.
81 King street, directly opposite the one
recently occupied 3T5 I'm
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-29
WANTED
MEETING NOTICE.

THE regular quarterly meeting CT
l. the Pacific H4rdwaTe Company,
X, Ia will ha held ct their Office 30
EDNE6DAY, Oct 30, 1889, at 20
o'ctock 4, i,
JAS. G.. SPESCfR,
}S5 81 Secretary.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-29
WANTED

a WQMAN 10 take the sole care Of a
~ family Of three small children. 4
competent person will find Immediate
employment on application to
'37G; GULICK'S AGENCY.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-29

EATHER D6mier's Photos. J j..
Il Williams has for sale by special
permission at his aiudio fort street,
phCtogI4 pts ri lha iaie Father Dami.n
taken stortly before his death. Also, 3
soIies Of scientific pEQl7B uf interest 10
rbe neGical faculty. Bs5 1T
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-29

A, HouLE.
H, II. MS Charge d'Affaires and
Consul~General, Special Com
missioner at the Exposition Uni
Verselle de Paris, 1889.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-29
The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OBJ Ew YoR ia

Is
OF the
un he pr 20;
Aonrac issued by Inn
Fcr roucl clors sc,on oraldua
-.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-29
WANTED

4 WOMAN TO do light housework,
Il anti assist in care Of two children.
German preferred. Apply at this Office.
3SG t.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-29
OCTOBER TERM.

Trisl of =. ~ wilcox Cor Conspiracy
Before Hts HSnSrthe ChteT
BGNtiCS
MONDAY, Oct. 2Stb.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-29
LADIES' NURSE.

MFRS. MONROE, ladies' nurse, has
IY1 removed TO No. 8, Kukui lane
Peb.l4-S9
The Daily bulletin., 1889-10-29
The Prevailing European & American
Sensation

They guarantee 10 ascend with their
Monster Balloon to the dizzy height
Of mile and jump to mother earth
with only the support OF their Frail
Patent Parachute.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-14
4 Donkey Kills a Stallion.

y remarkable and fatal tight between
stallion aad aconktS occurred On Philip
Hendrlckss : farm. Lear neektrtnwn. in
SusseN County. y J Both animals wero
powerful ard had been encanes for eess.
The donkey vas very dark and st.on.
snd was caIlol III knight II Malta. ]"
The stallion was valuable horsc and was
belng trained for the race course One
day tic stallion and donkey were lcst il
adjoining fields Thf stallion sooa saw
the opportunity afforded Tor "a fight and
tore Gown tue field 10 . brokeA. piece q
feace. The donkey happened II sr di-
rec,ly "a The otatr side ana close /, tho
fence. The stallion Jumped straight On
/ rs back, landing with his fore feet across
lie donktys hacA and his hind feet on
the ground toward the fence The stallion
fastened his teeth in his cnemy's neck,
and at the same tme struck the donkey's
side with his fore feet with good deal
Of force
The donkey iC"Aed is head AID al
the same time elevated lis heels The
stallion was thrown To the e,rounA, and
quick as a flash thedonkcv turned around
and began n fusillalao with its heels on its
pfostrtte enemy. It kicked hard and
with lightning raudity. The hard heels
of the donkry were driven again and
a-ain into the staIlions BODY and blood
ras soon flowing freely Ths horse kept
UP constant whining and the donkey
brayed loud and long In five minutes
The tide OF batt.e turned completely 4
fen more of thotc terrific kicks and the
stallion was rendered helpless The farm
hands began t. fear the stallion would be
killed. So thS took rails from the fence
tEa began b>AtiIic the donkey The in
fnriatel animal then started for them.
when the ncarl, dead horse made M cf
fort TO rise The donkey saw il, and bc-
fore the men could ihtercept him. Ii.
rushed up 10 his fallen foe and turning,
g.yc the stallion one tremendous kick,
breaking his jaw, and then following it
with another kick in the stomach, tear
ire tee .'osh open and exposing the intes
tines. The stallion gave pitsous moan
aud then a gasp, and rolled over dead
The donkey will survive Ntn YorE
World.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-14
Two Scoops.

When the Prince of Noi,s visi..a,
Ancrlca, the >,eW York U1a'I man 90,
scoop Oh all his esteemed contcmpora-
~ ~ holding wire against al comers
Tins was II Niagara Falls, and therc was
bat ore wire at tAa, time to New York.
HE Lera'( reporter started sending in
his messages, and Until lie La@! finished
none u The otlcr men could send in
theirs. lie tglographe.I every mortal
thing that hc could think Of. described
4jI thc suits the Prince Of Wales wore
.ua "hst tho Duke # Newcastle said a.1d
'lid and VIA, every memh.r Of thc suite
'Aansf.t ard were likely to fhink about,
md final, he lad t. fall back % The only
basls available, copy ol the Nca Tcsta-
moat. l..ost II which vas tclegra.1lcd to
t!.e .i.tAd n Ee~ York BY the rinc he
hs3 finished with the volume it was then
TO- ste Ior ~ Of ule 5tAer newspaper
loe4 t. Sd III & special vi tie men in
t.,> N.~.4tdo dosiiao rc,.I al IL dispatches
th4t tara e from 'ho Ho% Test3pent,
til b.2 slIa y money paid for the ,e!c-
"raia i'm w-uli no, have b,cu alto
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-09-14

otherwise PIT u death II | touched i.
Every Saturday night ny mother held
the candle while my grandfather wound
It up. and | stood aud watched the two
heavy weights slowly ris. from the floor
T. the top, maxim. tie ascent in 4 few
moment, that It volld take them whole
week t. re-fr4vc! Ny grandfather al
ways spoke oi i IS q precious legacy that
would ont day be mine, thereby filing
! ne with horror, As il he were going to
70 leave me q skull cr = skeleton. | was
timid child, and my greatest terror was
that clock Tie whirr Of is wheels be
fore striking the slow. load strokes, the
solemn tick. all inspired ne with a fright
as great as it was entirely unreasonable
Our household consisted Of two women
servants and one man besides the family,
and our DAYS were passed in \ dreary mo-
notony. Ny grandfather was proprietor
Of large calico factory chat was man.
aged entirely BY a trusted clerk, except
Friday he went t. Stockton, the nearest
town, to draw from a bank the money for
this purpose. And every Saturday after
noon he drove 10 the factory and paid the
wages for the week. It was a custom of
such long standing that no one associated
any idea Of danger viii! it. and no sick
ness or weather had ever. to my knowl-
edge, prevented the weekly Journeys.
must explain here my own state Of
nlnd when I had been three wears with
ty grandfather feared ',;r- with the
most intense fear, having felt tho weight
Of his heavy hamI for every trifing Of
fence that came To his knowledge.
hated him as only a child can hate, hav-
jn.t no active sense Of the duty of sup
Itessing that emotion. | hated him for
always speaking ,lnllindlv to my mother,
far n!s mean, saving spirit that kept rs
Ill hlt cioth1i and half star ed, when |
knew he Was a 1ich man. | hated him.
for dtnying Tie every childish pleasure,
| antl trying to.lnallc my mother bring mo.
up BY hi, own iron rules And with this
| hatred was tic knowledge that when no,
/ died would have all.hls money lie had
! 4 superstitiulis horror of making his will,
| believing that it wouldlbe followed by his
death, and | was his only heir al law.
] H., tn.tla NO secret of.this himself but.