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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-26

AT last accounts Col. Elliott Shepard's
suggestion that the United States Senate
should meet an hour earlier every day, so
that he could give the days proceedings in
full in his evening newspaper, had not been
acted upon favorably by the Senate, nor
had President Harrison concluded to follow
his advice and declare war on the south.
Col. Shepard's influence seems to be on the
Mane
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-26

ELDERLY GENT am 80 years old young man,
and don't recoiect ever telling a lie.
The Young MAXWELL, you can't expect your
memory to be reliable at that age.--Net0 York
Sun
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-26

Ladies take Angostura Bitters generally
when they feel low spirited. 1t brightens
them up. DR.. Siegert g. Sons, sole manu-
fscturers. At all druggists.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-26

Three democratic senators voted against
confirming the nomination Of Mr.. White
law Reed as minister to France. They were
Messrs. Payne, Hearst and Gibson. Doubt
less others would have done so if they had
thought there was any hope Of preventing
his confirmation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-26
MEDICAL.
From DIR. w. p. Harrison.

NASHVILLE, TENN. May 2, 1881 have used
Swift's Specific in my family for some time, and
believe it to be an excellent remedy for all mpu-
rites Of the blood. In my own case | believe
that have warded off a severe attack Of rheu-
matism in the shoulder by timely resort to this
efficient remedy. In all cases where per-
manent relief is sought this medicine COM
mends itself for a constitutional treatment that
thoroughly eradicates the seeds Of disease from
the system. REV. W. P. HARRISON.
WACO, TEXAS, May 9, 1888.
Gentlemen: The wife OF one OF my custo-
mers was terribly afflicted with loathsome skin
disease, that covered her whole body She was
confined to her bed for several years by this
affection, and could not help herself at ALL She
could notsleep from violent itching and sting
ing Of the skin. The disease batiled the skill
of the physicians who treated it. Her husband
began finally giving his wife Swift's Specific, and
she commenced to improve almost Immediately,
and in few weeks she was apparently well. She
is now hearty, fne.looling lady, with no trace
of the affection left. Yours very truly,
j. E. SEARS,
Wholesale Druggist, Austin Avenue.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
New York, 756 Broadway.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-26

Some of the newspapers seem to think
that President Harrison won't appoint
Judge Gresham to the supreme court
vacancy, because the judge was his political
rival last fall, and his appointment would
subject the President to the charge Of try
ing to shelve him for 1892. The President
may feel under special obligations to Judge
Woods, and may appoint him, but other
wise he is not likely to let escape such good
chance to sidetrack Judge Gresham, who
was really stronger in Indiana than he
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-26

The esteemed republican organs all along
delighted to refer to Commissioner of
Pensions Black as ''the physical wreck. I"
There was apparently no other cause for
this than that Gen. Blacks body during
the war was the receptacle of numerous
bullets. The republican organs, however,
did not use the term in respectful manner,
but, on the contrary, in a spirit of ridicule
The newly appointed commissioner, Mr..
Tanner, has wooden legs as a result of
wounds received during the war and the
republican organs should at once determine
whether or not they will refer to him con-
temptuously as the physical wreck"
Probably they won't. Both fought for the
union, but Mr. Tanner was republican.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-26

Sufferers from COuShs, Sore Throat, etc.,
should try "Brotea's Bronchial Troches" a
simple but sure remedy. Sold only in boxes.
Price rs cts
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-26

1t is to be feared that President Harrison's
cold nature has already made him rather
unpopular. 1t is said that the other day,
at public reception, he refused to kiss the
babies which fond mothers had brought
along. If he should arouse against himself
the animosity Of the mothers, he couldn't
possibly be reelected. Women don't vote
directly, but good many of them vote by
proxy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-26

Mr.. Ward McAllister is lately having his
feelings hurt every day. The newspapers
have been picturing him in rather unen-
viable light, Mr.. Stuyvesant Fish has told
him to mind his own business, and now
some of his acquaintance have said that if
he were to resign his position as riianager
Of the centennial ball in New Yerk, he
wouldn't be missed. The Highland mighty
Mr.. McAllister seems to have fallen in the
estimation Of good many people.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-26
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE,

Useful in ell forms of Dyspepsia,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-26
WACO. TEXAS. NAV 9. 18SS.

MADDENING PAIN STOPPED
WITH
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-26

Nor h.
lected in
Shortly 81
Charlesst,
issue, an.
under
Courier,
Other SO
Savanna
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Years; III
america
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the state
full file
papers fir,
period Of
Having
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been aske
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-26
PERSONAL.

EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH Of Austria has or
dered that the favorite mare Of the late Crown
Prince Rudolph is never to be ridden or driven
again
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-18
@a5 fid1 ant lettem -. NDOember err
etgnefe.

Coos go. SO 3og ben erten Sauptges
toinn bon $500. 900 in Der 234, @roBen
moHotIi9sn 3iebunq Der 2oui(iana
Stats 2ottsrie bonn IL. Nobember 1889.
IS nutoe III 3man3i9ifeln @ 81, tpel=
der an ID. ", Daupbir, Wetp Orleans.
g., ssf6idl pur6e. bertauft; 3nei an
$. s. @larfe, 721 Nortb Canton Npe.,
81 Souls, Mo.; 3Dsi an Mar 2ebin,
1893 e. 3. Str, u. D., BON Der Som;
erp Sanf bur@ Abams GrpreB 60. fol,
%leftirt; 3uei ali einen GDrreiponosnteu,
ourd Welis, Targo & Sos Barf, San
6rancisco, Sal; ems Gil Soispb Gas
ros, 424 Nortb @aitIe Str, Baltimore,
W25.; ems an bic Merdants ganf,
3opefa, San: Gins an @eptge Geif,
1109 %. Baltimore Str, Baltimore
Web.; ems an @trs. Maraaret 8iele.
pigne, $opsta, San, IL. T. 10. 2oos
go. 5S441 aOg ben 3weiten 6aupt.
geninn bon 800, 900. Coos SO. 1852
ben britten 9auptseipinn DON $50, 900.
unb Durbe ebsnfals in 3uan3ig1telr "a
$1.00 berfauft. 3,Dei an Die @alion
NATL Saaf III @allion, o.; ems ali
Sno 8prnes, 224 Caroline ST., 8eiti.
more, D}s.; 3uei an Sames Mirol,
SiDta, W}if.; ems an elnea 9epDfitor
Der W%}etrOpplitien 8autf, Rem ORLEANS,
2a. ems an s.. 6ains, 437 Dumaine
Str, uno 8. Warnid, 224 6reme Sir,
Stem Orleans. 2a.; eins an g. 9. 8es
ragifb, 5tiawater, Wlinn.; ems an
SObn Collins, ST. YauI, Wtinn. &C, &C.
Die 236. @roBe Monatli9e 3iebung
finbet fat an Dienfag, ben IA. ga,
nuar 1890, fiji wel9e auf Nnfrage an
81. u. Daupbin, Nep Orleans, ga.
iebe meitere Nustunft erlanst tperben
foni.
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sstentanbsIans nnS aeras.

8unbesri6ter Boarman in Seros, befs
len @eridtsbarteit i9 iiber einen She'll
beg Snbianer . @ebiets ausbebnt, bat
enoli9 ben Sitter BEL ben 06rnern ge.
fnBt. unb nod fiinfidbrigem 6in. uno
6erfreiten iiber bie2anbesbobeitin .Nie.
m~anbslanb@ bur9 grtenntniB ausees
fpro6en, baB vNiemaubslanbA inmitten
Der Ser. Staten ltegt unb besbaIb Der
8unbesresieruns In seri6tli9en Nngele.
genbeiten boahdHbige @euaIt bariiber
3uiteben muB.
Sabrelans finb in yNiemanbslano"
Morbtbaten begangen tpo,ben, obne elm
Geri9t 5l finben, in tpel9em bic Sbd=
ter sur &e9enf6aft ge5osen tuurben
Dor einigen Wonatsn tpurbe tpieber Elm
Sheriff bon &anIas, tpelGer in 8erfol.
gung bon 8erbre9ern rNiemanbslanb"
betreten batte, bort erf9oHen, unb bic 70.
oerule @ranb.SSurn in paris, Seras,
bat auf Betrieb beg BunbesantpaIts bes
u6rbli6en Sifriets BON Seras bic Wl6rs
Der in Gntlage3ufanb eefebt unb fe per=
baften laffen.
9ieie batten UNI elm 6abeas Corpus
Ierfabren Dor &i6ter goarman na@ge.
fu9t, un5 oiefes pro3eBberfabren tuirb
iebt In paris ~berban6elt. IS brebte f6
babel natiirli6 tur Inn bic 3uIfdnbias
teit bes 8uubesgeridts, ba ,Niemanbs.
lamb Bis jeBt 5ur6 elm befimmtes @es
feb nod teinem @eri1tsbe3irt Der Ser.
6taaten einberleibt tpor6ea mar.
Sebenfals IaBt es f6 ui9t beftreiten,
bab 80arman U%erninftig enti9ieben
bat, ba bas Streittid inmitten ber Ser.
Staten liest, uno feline austudrtige
Ma6t IS beanfpru@t. 5eIbf bic eng.
Iii@en 6pnbieate, tpel9e LIBERAL in Der
Union u~ngebeure 2anbfreden auffau.
fen, finb benz vNiemanbsIanb" nit ibs
rem Speculationen fern geblieben.
Bon &i6ter 8oarmart gebt bic irage
nittels 8erufung an bas oberHe 8eridt
ber Union, uno tpentt biefes nur eini.
germaBen Stdrfe I'm Riidgrat beIibt, 70
pflidtet es Dem &i6ter 8oarman BEL.
IuBerbem f6nnte Der gunbesanwalt,
tuenil er NIT ber Gei1i9te ber &epubs
liz 8eras geuau bertraut III, na@meilen,
bob .Hieman6slanb@ i'm Sabre 1887
CUR Republit Seras geb6rte, unb bab es
bur9 ben &~nnerionss0 ertrag bonn l..
Wtdr3 1S45 on bic Ser. Staaten fam.
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San Intonio, ben Is. Seq. '89.
u9ie 9attid," unb .yir gpamiih" tn
anferer &ph.C ffice.
Set SIR. Sobnfon goftmeiIter bon
San Gntonio gewotbeu 1T, iinb urs bon
bielen Seiten 9lagsn 3~ugesansen, baB
es fiji Semanben, nit beHen @ngliE6
es i6wa6 befte0t 1T, iebt b0Qig unm6a
lid getoOrben lei, f6 in Der Bolt sSffice
beritdnbli6 gu MAIDEN.
Bir finb Der So9e auf ben @runb
yegangen unb baber babel ermittelt, bah
es geg~enudrtig in Der biefiaen pof,O
flee feiaen Meni9en giebt, Der Elm Wort
9eutf6 ooer Spanif9 perftebt. Nler,
bings giebt es unter ben 8~rieftrdgera
einen SeutlGen unb einen Weritas
ner, aleiu biefe finb ben gr6Bten She'll
beg Cages untermegs, fbanen aIfo au1
ni9t i'm 0otbfale dig 9olmeii9er aug
helfen.
Derrn SDbuioE f1eint bic 3batfa1e
eatgangen 3u fein, baB mir bier in elmer
tosmOpoliiif9en 9tabt nit eiaer biel=
ipra9igen 8sbblferung Ieben utlb oaB
bic umganss SpraGe unsefdbr Der
6dlfte Der 8emobner bon San MntDnio
un0 beg our bieigen Yofi Office seh6
renben Sbeiles bon Berar @ouatp
Mot gHglii6, ionberH 9euiid ooer
Spanil6 lit. uno lpenu nun aud bic
meifen biefer 2ebteren @ngIii6 berfe,
ben, 10 aiebt es beren bod iebr 8iele,
Die es entwebsr gar ai9t, ober BOD
ni9t geniigenb berfeben, UNI fi1 In irs
penb einem eomplicirteren Sale an,
pOf S9alter perifdnbli9 MAIDEN au
f6naen. 9as wirb iebr bieIen Deut.
f@en 10 geben, nod mebr aber Weritas
neru, bon benen befanntIi6 Iebr 0iele
(unb oas inb feline rGrembe", W1r.
Solution, fonoern rginbeimif9s" y
au9 ni6t cine Splbe gnslif1 fpreden
t6nner.
@s seb6rt babet elm iebr nieoriser
Grab bon ginf6t baau, tpenn BET neue
BofmsiTer = bic beffebenoem 8erbdIts
nife fouberdn ignorirenb = aud ni9t
einen einsigen 8eamten anffelte, Der ct.
tuas Nnberes beriiebt als @nglil9.
Wenn Serr Sobnion oas 8erldumte
ieBt nod na6bolen Dolte, banu uiiroe
er babur9 ~weni9Fens bttpsifer, SAB &C
lid bier nur UNI einen 3ufall ban.
bette. ni6t aber um cine 5eftimlnte
abfi6t, mie man iout wobI nur su
lei9t bermutben f6nnte !!
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Inter ben @rinnarl1naen

Inter ben @rinnsrungen Der
Sugeabaeit iinb bas bic fdrtten, bic
uns an fdwers 3ranfbeitea, bic mir su
Der 3eit gu iiberfeben batten, semab>
men. Sunge Miitter erinnern Ii1 Iebs
baft baran, baB es @bambtrlain's
Cough &emeop NOR, meldes lie BON
Group befreite unb nen0en es in GoIge
oeRen aud Bel ibren &inbern unb 1tefs
nit benz befen grfolge an. Gum 8ers
fauf bel &. gobn & Co., 5. 2alteper
& So. unb allen 9~rug9iften.
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s@~ gin3is in feiner grt in San
Nntonie 1T bas gtabIiKemeiit bes 6errn
90 anb go. 108 unb ITO Nultin=
StraBe, befannt unter benz Namen
"San Antonio Cooperage Works..
Sier tperber ale Nrten bon 6dKern
unb ionitige &tferarbeit in ausgeseiG=
meter unb polfommener Weile berges
felt. Die Nrbeit. ipel6e in bieier So
brit bergeiteat mirb, erfreut li1 zines
benetoenswertben Gufes iiber ben gars
gen Staat. Inter tii6tiger 2eituag
unb nit ben beiten &rdften unb Mas
f6inen arbeitenb, 1T bas gtabliHement
our iebigen aus6ebnung berangetua9ien
uno muB nod itetig ber9rDBert perben,
UNI allen Iuftrdgen 9ere@t tperoen gu
f0nnen.
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eine Mnsrehe,

Soft (;u einem 2eIner): Die 8ouils
Ion III aber miferabel, obenauf eir paar
Gettaugen unb fonff bas refine 9al3uafs
ferl
3elner: Carbon, bonn baben Sic
tpobl gerabe ale bic Sbrdnen bon ben
Gettau9eH befommenf
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Curt gtonesNo

gSir baben eincu srOben 8orratb BON Curb.
Stetnen erfcr Rtafe an Sanb, ale bon 5 bis 5
6ub lang.
allie 8runSbefbcr, DeI6e bon Der Sta6t auf.
s~efprbert nerSen, ibre Seitcntpese MAIDEN su
lafen, iperben % Sent per 9ineaIsGub fporen,
penn Fc init Dem llntcrsei6netcn einen Son.
trait abfdlieBeu,
Bran o~brcifirc otcr prnbe fd periOnliG an
6. NiggIi,
1926 9. Nlamp'Str San sutonio.
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,Gbrlid1eS gptel"

lit ales, mas fiir DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery berlangt pirb, ipenn
IS eingenomnlen pirb flr Gopftatarr5
ober fir 2uftr6brens ooer 6alsleiben
ober 2ungenitropbuIofe (semeinbin aIs
2ungeni6winbfudt befannt), unb tuenn
re1t3eitig eingenommen uno oroentli9
probirt, piro es beilen ooer bas bafir
be3ablte @elb wirb 5uriidgesebeu. gs
1T oas eiu3i9e garantirte 6eils
mitteL.
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Sn6Ieus sfrnseo.solbe.

Die bette Gable Der BeIt fir S6nitte,
0%uetidunsen, @ef9piire, Gieber. uno Saut.
beuit ta'a aaO ot Sas sG SsiR5nniasat e'f f9rirt ot 81.
morrboiben obsr feline Bs3ablung. g6diee
Satisfaetion sarantirt ODER 6as @eIb piro
suriderfaitet. rs Gents bic eda&teI. Bum
8srtauf in allen apotbeteu. Drsib, 9bomp.
lon G Co., @boIefale.
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Ser Senuts . Qusf6uB fir bas
@r3iebungspeieu bat ben 8orfibenben
Blair ernd6tigt, in stinfigem Slime
tiber feline befannte gr3iebunss'8ia au
beri6ten.
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NDti3 att gtemersabler.

county collector 0ffiee1
Berar Co., San antOnic, 9eras
Der lintersei6ntte ma6t bietburd betannt,
bab bic Staats unb gountb ad valorem. unS
aopffeuer jskt fdHig 1T Hnb Ipdtepeus bis gum
81. DECEMBER 1889 incl. be3ablt fein mub.
Sofe iano o,
Steuer . solicitor BON 8erar gountb
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IL WEST : COMMERCE sTRAssE. 214
Gimamaicner 8erid,t

Der San NntoniD Nationalz8anf in
San Nrtonio, Seras, beim Nbf6luB bes
8ef6afts am IL. Ge3emher, 1889.
Credit.
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Gin 0anktarfr D1tient,

ber ieinen aanren uibt senaant BADEN min, nnD Der
feine pepit6ubfGe gSieberBerfteautt6 ron fdbtues
sets fetbet elmer, tn etHem DottcrbuG anSesebenen
Mrjnet yerbantt last burG ans ba5eIbe toftenftet an
DH4 enIhalt @e5epte, bic In jeber Apptbete ssuiaHt
mereen f6nnen. Sdtdt Cure abreIe NIT 8riefndrte
an Brtbat @Iitit uno 9~tspenSars'', % gSeit
II. Str, gsetp Bort u. D.
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aa Cine portrsfHi6e @elegenbeit
fttr BEN Qntauf BON M6belu> 8orbdn>
GET &C. bietet F@ fopobl fir ben &eis
den tDie fir rem llnbemittelten in BEN
@oneurss8 erfauf Der Girma &ouff
q 9ewitt. (SolebaO.5 traBe, 5tpi=
i6en Commerce un0 9oufon=S trabe.)
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.yautseidoben tit ntdt aufseboben. " Sine tlctRe 6rs
taltun9 ielte man ME perua6ldiissn; bur6 eiue Elm.
3ti4e blat4e Or. quits 9ufeu Sprup tfur % 0rHts)
ldbt i4 elm tronii6es SdlSletren, melbe5 70 letht au5
etneui 1uiieu eutlteter fam, rtreiHeera.
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&einigt bic 2eber. ben Wfagen, bic
@ingepeioe uno bas gauge Spliem our9
I%nnen6llng bon DR.. Pierce's Pellets.
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& der Qbpthefe,

@sdo@eu: SIR 8ebn pFennige 2ippen=
poHlaSe m6hte i'd baben, fiir meine
Grau.
proOifor: Sbre Greu brau6t aber
biel bon bieier Salbe.
Md06en: Sa, frsilid, baI!!r gebt ibr
aud Der Wfunb tuie gel6mjrrt!
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uHier 0eutf6ss &ecsptursel9dft,
gfe Der 9oufon Str. uno gtbe. g.,
itebt urter eer peri6nIi9en 2eitung Der
9erren Sips & SiIpertborn,
unb erfreut ii6 gei6dftlid elmer lebbaf.
ten 3Hnabme. Sic baben cine groBe
QusmabI lit Sleioers, 3abns unb 9aar.
gir fopie in Seifen un0 Barfiis
merieu, unb Sober iolte ii6 BON ben
biQigen Yreiien iibsraeHgen.
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pa- Man ipart 1000 beim gintauf
bon M6beIH, Borbdugen, Spielnaa.
rem &C., menu man aus Der @oncurss
MIaRe oer friitern Jirma Houf &
9emitt (Soleoab StrnBe, sipiI6en
Commerce. unb SOuitonitr,) eintuuft.
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saT Sci @ebriiber @riber
tinoet man cine biibi9e Nuspabl bon
Mlbums, bic f@ au @eibna@tsses
i1erten eigneu; feruer feline Soilettes
tdfden, &e9enf6irme, 5t6de unb bic.
lerlei an6eres.
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9T 9iotbaffo & melton,
gto. 30l unO 303 81. Soulton,S traBe,
baben fortm1brenb auf Eager: Wbit=
taders 6IeiIdIOrten unb reines SdmnIa
fotpie Shnrbers SpeaiaLitdter.
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SaIpdtipu Del lit ber 9r6bte S6mer,enitiller unierer
Belt. Sein dneere5 Miittcl tpmmt ibm 9letd, eS beilt
ale S6mer1en unD @unpen, unb tptet nur % Gents.
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Bay WO3u immeus bobe preife Be-
aab!en, Denn man in Dem @oncurs,
Wertaufe Der friibern 6irma &ouff
& SeDitt in Der Soleba6 @traBe,
8pii6eu Commerce. unb 9oufonitrabe,
Wt0beI, 8Orbdnge. SpieIpaaren &c. su
tpabren S%pptipreifen betommen fam ?
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a Maberids 8anf besablt 4
pro8ent 3irfen fir 3eit. Geppfiten.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir Dos Mus
@enblatt $3.50.
Reieube Ageuten:
s.. g. 8uid3.
Gpbert 8enniger.
~. S1prpbinD.
{ I L { s.

4ntonio, ben Is. Sea. '89.
n9tir 9attid," nnb .Nir epamiid" tn
anferer Hpf.Cffice.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-08-31
Fatal Accident

DURHAM, n. c., Aug. 21.-A
special TO the Globe, from Newton,
n. G.. says that IL. 7. Kenyon, a
wealthy young banker from koches-
ter, n. Y, while id a walking fit
walked out CT an upper story win
dow, receiving injuries from which
he died in two hours. Mr.. Kenyon
came there several months ago and
opened a bank. He was taken with
an attack OF typhoid fever last week,
and had been de!irious. During the
absence of the nurse from the room
he got up and walked out OF the
window. He was twenty years old
and unmarried. His remains were
sent TO Rochester last night.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-08-31
Cloud Burst.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., Aug. %
A cloud burs, occurred over Rock
ineham and vicinity which destroy
cd The dams of the following mills
a, and rear Rockingham Pee Dee,
Roberdell, Grea,taii, Midway and
Ledbe,,er. The machinery on 'he
irs, aoor OF the Pee Dee and Great.
fall mills is considerably damaged,
as is also the Midway mill building
The damage is estimated at one
hundred thousand dollars. Five
hundred hands are thrown out O
employment. The rear track OF the
Carolina Railroad tor fifteen miles
more or less, is torn mp and there
are several washou,s on the Palmet
to road from Cheraw to Hamlet.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-08-31
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS!

The corn crop in Wayne county
i said reyer to have been better,
and The cotton better than las, year.
Raleigh News Observer p There
is> much helng done to make the
military display at the State Fair
the gran3est ever seer in Raleigh.
Smithfeld Herald Horse trading
has been freely INDUCED in for the
past few days. Some of the auimals
tLat were exhibited seemed more fit
for use in the manufacture Of glue
than for trading.
Salisbury Wa,chman Notwith.
standing the difficulty in procuring
labore.s, the work OF the knitting
mills Is now progressing smoothly,
and tie work done VIII compare
f~avorably with that OF northern mills.
Prof. w. X. Perry, the @ronaut,
died at Charlotte On the night of the
l9;n Of August from injuries re-
ce!ved by a terrible fall at Mt. Holly
Fair. The remains were inferred \.
EImwood cemetery. Perry was a
member Of the Knights Of Honor
and was buried with tue houors OF
that organization.
Raleigh Evening Visitor : AS the
criminal term Of the Superior Cour,
tor Wake county approaches much
interes, is being manifested in the
cases to be tried. There are abou,
l2O cases on the docket, some OF
them Of a notorious character. Ii
addition to the Boyle matter there
is another indictment TO be tried
against Cross aud White.
TIE Raleigh correspondent OF tie
Wilmington Messenger says: The
Agricultural and Mechanical College
opens Oct. Sd. The faculty on the
10Th OF September will arrange the
curriculum. On the Goth OF Angus,
the Trustees will elect a President
Among those whose IN will be
presented to the board are J. +
kslly, of Moore j.. l.. Stewart, O
Sampson George d. Princeton, o
West Virginia. The President O
the FLORIDA Agricultural and Me
chanical College is also a candidate
The Wilmington Messenger, O
Sunday, Aug. 25.h, says: There wa
some talk throughout the city yes
terday of two earthquake shocks tel
the night previous, one at 9.l5 p
III. and the other shortly after mid
night. a Messenger reporter wh'
was III dnty until $50 o'clockxtha
morning failed to observe the SHOCKS
but quite a number Of gentlemen
say they telt them distinctly. Sew
eral gentlemen who were at th'
Cape Fear Club state that they fel
| both shocks, and Others from all sec
| tlous report having %perceptibly fel
, the oscillations and heard the sceis
mic blings. No alarm has beer
created by The disturbances.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-08-31

nc TeSlOCn = SAl1tTN.
Fifty thousand dollars is no, the
sum total Of the Presidents annual
salary. T%hir'y-six thousand and six
'y-iour dollars is given him in addi-
ton TO pay salaries Of subordina,es
and clerks His private secretary is
paid $3.50; his assistant private
secretary, Sz,250; s.enographer, ST..
500; FIVE messengers each, sl;2O0;
a steward, $500; two d%oorkeep-
ers each, $1,000; four other clerks
at good salaries; one telegraph op-
orator; two ushers, $1,000 and ST.
400; a night usher, $1,000; a watch
man, 5000: and a mar who takes
care OF the fires, 1856 a year. 10
addition there is given him $4,000
for incidental expenses, such as sta
,ionary, carpets, and tor the Presi
dental stables, And under another
heading nearly $4,000. OF this
sl2,50o TOR repairs and refurnishing
the White House. s2,250 for fuel
$4,000 for green house, $4,000 is
tor gas, matches, and the stable
Altoge,her" the President costs the
country considerably over s125,00(
a year. Who wouldn't like 10 be
right and Presidenraoo?