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THE LoWEn CALIFORNIA CONSPIRACY.
Report That Mexico Has Asked tho
UnIted Stmtea to Intervene.

W
SAN DIEGO. juno G.-The latest statement
about the fllibustering scheme is that advlces
have been received to the effect that tho Mexi-
can Government has requested the Govern
mont Of the United States to send a regiment
OF soldiers TO San Diego to circumvent any
probable or possible conspiracy to capture
Lower California.
City oF MExrro. June G.-Emilio Velasco, at
torney for the Mexican Land and Colonization
Company, publishes letter in tho MONITOR "a
Republican newspaper, in which he denounces
ing schemes Of that company against Lower
California, He saws the affairs oi the company
are controlled by honorable men. who are in
capable OF engaging in such = conspiracy, and
that san Diego people nimiCal 10 the company
spread tho REPORTS with tho design OF inJur!nR
Its PROSPECTS,,
The sun., 1890-06-07
E1erc,ae. OF tho .chup,a schoo,

Tho closing exercises Of the ssventeth year OF DR..
Henry ChApins Collegiate School were held yestsr-
day morning at tho schoolhouse 72l Madison avenue
DR.. Chapiu reviewed tho yearb work and there wore
addresses by President Low OF Columbia tho Rev Dr.
Josiah strong The Rev DR.. \ ID. Aloy Ander and tho
Rev Dr &. l. Thompson Fries wero distributed TO
these pupils who stood trs in their respective classes
George H. hrouEh1on. Jr VI II. Trimmer, W. ,. stone.
bridge l T. Warner A. II. Caspnry, =, H. Russo l. Is A.
CardozN A ~ friedenberR A. b. Horwitz, and H. H.
The sun., 1890-06-07
MRS. CROTTY,S HENS.
They Caused n Quarrel which Culminated
in . Shooting and SuIta for Aaunult.

AHoV Shuhou - Nuhrrei "hico
In . Shooting and suits for Assault.
ToLLAND. Conn. June 6.-An interesting
case was concluded In the criminal side OF the
Superior Court yesterday. 1t is known as the
Columbia shooting case. and has been In the
court several months. Mrs. Crotty and John
August were neiGhbors, Mrs. Crottys hens
would persist in going into Augusts garden
with Mrs. Ciotty. but to no avail. The chill
dren OF Mrs. Crotty and August took up the
quarrel. and, young, Crotty gave the August
demonstrated with Mrs. Crotty. and he WAS
ordered to leave the honse whereupon, it Is
at Mrs, Crottys head. She thon seized =
double -barreled shotgun and bazed away at
Mr., August The contents entered his arm
and head. and he was quite badly wounded
Zach preferred charges ST assault. Judge Hall
found both guilty. and fined Mrs. Crotty $2j
and costs, and John AUGUST SIS and costs.
The sun., 1890-06-07
A Shell In.tend of n SOLID Wall.

san FRANCISCO. June 6,-Another job has been discoy
cred in the construction OF the new city Hail. which
has been building iwcye fourteen years and has
already cost the city nearly SSOOoOrD. In this in.
stance the fraud consists in making III" fourroot wall
supposed be OF solid brick shell with e!rht inchns
OF inA,onry tile intervening space being ned with
dirt and Rubbish Thus far the contractors have saved
about Is ubI bricks
The history OF tho building Ia long story OF jolbory
MANY contractors nave become wealthy ftUm' il and
one man who was Appointed overseer OF building ma
terlaL ana was TO o hept on me pay roll long ss
men 10 move pile OF brick from ono corner OF court
to another when work on the roS Of the building mad
The sun., 1890-06-07

A.M-s'3t lc2 Suffolk street Jacob Harrison apart
mentS damage SIS, 1910 Lincoln place cellar no
damage, li;IH 2l7 West Houston street. attic, dam.
age 81
T. MI 80 iOd West Forty first street. Lawrence
BechtelS apartments damage SIS as l3a Norfolk
street sAmpe! Lewis Aparimenu damaEs y; S'oo.
East fitty-ninth street. r. Wilson's nat dAnEES E25t
ell basement of 1850 Orchard street Reuben AIOr,
bAehG printing On1eS, dAmAES $3.50
The sun., 1890-06-07

YOHEEHA June S-ThS Westminster Presbyterian
Church WAS forcby entered last night and -four poor
boxes were deGposd Of their contenA which was con.
siderable.
Nearly opposite tho church, In WHrburton avenue are
the Wynstay nAtS M and Mrs Daniel 4. Brown have
apartments the third floor. Yesterday they were
away from home. Upon returning this morning thsy
found that their apartments liza been rHnsacEed by
burglars and several hundred dollars worth ~ lewery
and sysrwAre stolen Ihs latter consisted principally
OF fRSo ksyA IL 10 thought the thieves well ac
quainted with the premises and ed away
before they had AnIhed their work
The sun., 1890-06-07
GERMANY,s MILITARY BURDENS.

Somo OF tho Additions Miniator Du Vernois
Proposes TO Make TO Them.
BERLIN. June 6.-Gen Nerdy du Vcrnois,
Minister OF War. announced to the Military
Committee Of the Reiehstag to-day that bills
would be introduced by the Government
providing for tho construction Of strateRical
railways and for training tho reserves In the
use of the new rifle
The sun., 1890-06-07

Christian Schrsy, ~ years oil, Of 222 East IooIh
street. was overcome by tho heat yesterday In the
Houston street station OF tho Third avenue elevated
road lie fel down gairB aud hs skull WAS fractured
lie wAB tAken to st, NincentS Hospital
MoGasI Ryan 20 years old. OF az COurtlRndt avenue
was pTUBiTAied willie working at Third avenue aud
lOlsL street. and was TAI en- " Tho aELsm AssuliaL
The sun., 1890-06-07
nc Queea Dowager o1 Coron neaa

The nAg OF the CoreHn Consulate enera at l24 Water
street. was at half mast yesterday on account Of the
death OF the Queen DowAESr, mother OF the King OF
CoIel The Queen DoUager was about 40 years old
and though never appearing prominently In tho STATE
enais OF tho island she eNsrtsd AeuonR and favorable
ohcenL reign - = WA
The sun., 1890-06-07
Klled WINE Trying to Catch a Trarn.

NEw HAvTH, June 6,-About II O'Clock this morning
W. l. McCough the proprietor Of the bookbindery in
the Register building Crown street. ordered team to
drive him to tho Union dspotin time catch tho
train, Michael Reynolds, driver for LiVOrymAn 4 T.
Hall was sent with him 10 the depot As they neGrsd
ing McCough became TStted and tried 10 lump from
tho carriage which no nnAy succeeded In doing lie
WAS run over by the train and terribly injured lie
was tAken 20 the hospital but died In q few mnuteA
The sun., 1890-06-07

BELuDRRE June e-A. J. Kline OF Ashland. Pa. has
failed with Liabilities OF $7OoO TO g. OBJ Ono forgery
for several hundred dolarA II 10 alleged has been dis.
covered against nm Kline has run away leaving hts
delphia. The authorities are searching for him
The sun., 1890-06-07
EaItor Handley KnIed By hIs .Jou.

HrNoS, S. D., June G"ZAck" T. HGndley. editor OF
the Huron Herald shot Killed last night by his
SKteen.yrArol old son Tho is in iail Hnndley was
Chairman or the democratic Central Committed aud
WAS well known throughout the state.
The sun., 1890-06-07
O'Leary and FnnniHg Fight IA TweIve-round d
DRAW.

About $50 sporting men assembled in Hoboksn 70
sort last night TO Dave LeEry Of this city and
Jack Fanning OF Providence. nght ten rounds for
points. The gate receiptS amounted To about sIHl
The men, after fRhteg ten ronndA were ordered 70
nSht two extra by Referee Haley because could
not decide upon winner After the twcl th round had
been fought the referee declared the contest draw
and the money Was divided.
The sun., 1890-06-07
A Sleeper Rolls Down an Enbankment

CINcINNATI.June G.-There was an accident at
English. Ky.. on the Louisville and Nashville
Halfway. hfty-nve miles this side OF Louisville
to-day. Trainmen say that the sleeper
oi n train coming from Louisville to Gin
cinnati left the track and rolled down an
embnnkment that some passengers were hurt
but Iono were killed, and that the accident
delayed the train from here to Louisville only
one hour.
lar Ter dispatches reported that several
lIyps Ind been lOSt
The sun., 1890-06-07
Close OF the Nurserymou.. Convsatuou.

The Convention OF tho American Association of
Nursery cosOd last night at tho Park Avenue Hotel
Essays were road BY h. +. Fernow Chief OF tho Por
&c ion Vegetable Pathology at Washington. These
orlcers were chosen President. the Hon : NJ Emory.
Lake City MINI; Wee President, j. Van Iiudloy,
Groenbor0 \, e.; eecretAry, Charles A Green KOches
ter Treasurer, A. X Wlitnoy. Franklin Grove Ill., Iuo
annual COny eutiOn WiI meet at Minneapolis or ST.
Paul, al tho option Of the Executive Committee.
The sun., 1890-06-07

CHcAGo, June 6-ConSiderablo excitement was
caused in Rush Medical College this morning by the dis
OF the theft OF several rabbits belonging 70 the
institution The animals had teen iroculAted with
hydrnphoolA virus by r LARorR and should the thief
be bitten case OF rabies might result In the meat
markets in tie neghbOrhOod OF tn" college rabbits ware
way beluw par uni it announced that should
trouble would result
The sun., 1890-06-07
A Woman Fouua DROWNED.

The body OF stout Eray.hAired woman between so
and Gn yeaS old was found IN the cast channel OF the
Fast River, of Black Rock RayenswoOd, Long Island
city last evening She WOrs calico waist and skirt
oAIord tina aud BLACK stockings \ black Ei,E hand.
lerchie: WAS lied loosely AtOul her neck She had not
been IN tho water mOre than few hours she Is about
8 feet inches tall and ID supposed to bo German
The sun., 1890-06-07
MraEIllnn stenmsLlp Comhlna,lon.

WASHINGTON june 6-The Department OF State has
been officially Informed OF the combination OF almost
all the steamship lines in Brazil into one company
known a. tho BRAZILIAN Lloyds" The capital ia about
81. rN"n and tho subsidies which tho company viii
receive from the Brazilian Government amonnt 10
nearly SIntNo per Annpm The charter and snbsidies
TIC company "'ont SiUoOou0 secured ~ nrst mort
Ruk o
The sun., 1890-06-07
Overhaullag the Hayt,en Navy.

PHIIApELrnIA, June e.-The lIAytien men-of,wAr
DeSsAne and Jacmsl arrived at this port yesterday
from POrtGu Prince for general overhAulinE They
viii be placed on the dry dorkA and new engines and
boiler. will lee put in and they viii he otherwise Inn
proved. The machinery ~ tNe JAcmel having bToko en-
down A. sea she Was taken In tow by the BsHSslins
Mhich succeeded In bringing her GHtely into Delaware
bay Then Tho pststincs fuel out and both were
The sun., 1890-06-07
A nInnnr TO Dr. nsnsM.

CHIcAGo June S.-oBs hundred and ntty Of the bSSt
known citizens OF Chicago met ChAunoey NJ DopsW To-
nEht at banquet ig the hail tho top noor Of the
Auditorium overlosi5g Lake hShiSan ChArm1R
tee presided The Spesoh making included An address
by Chairman Gage and response By Dr. DSRSW.
The sun., 1890-06-07
Death OF Henry MeIIcI. ",ha Brue Man"

BELvirERE, June 6-lIenry Meck a rich farmer OF
Harmony, known all over this part OF New Jersey as
"the blue man. died suddenly at his home yesterday.
aged 20 The neGhborS toll that when a Young man he
Was almost drowned in the delaware River lie was
TrHuscitaied ouy after hours Of hard worK Ia akin
atterwArd they say, had dark blue cast Physi.
clans II Is added were unable account for tho pho.
nomenon. The change, Il Ia declared was sudden
The sun., 1890-06-07
Parliament to Adjourn In July.

I.oHpoN. juno 6.-The Government has re-
solved to adjourn Parliament at the end Of
July until the middle OF October. The Gov
ernment also proposes the appointment Of
grand committees to proceed with the Land
Purchase. Tithes. and Licensing bills ,Gon-
Parliament to resume unpassed bills In the
next session from the stage reached In the
present session. Tho Cabinet will meet to-
morrow to decide these matters finally.
The sun., 1890-06-07
Conrreasnnn Turner,. WedaInr Trlp..

AsIUKr PANE June 6.-copRreSSmAn Charles II. Tur
ner OF New York arrived here might from Boston
hiH wedding trip. lie was married few days ARo TO
hib Minnie W Lewis OF LAcOniA, ~ The couple
are ~ the St Cloud In First avenue. They Will spend
nearly = week At the seaside.
The sun., 1890-06-07
Young InwYrr beers Accused OF EN-.
beZzIement.

BBIDGEroRT June CA case OF embezzle-
ment by which several prominent residents Of
Trumbull and surrounding towns lost large
amounts OF money has Just come to light. Tho
alleged ,embezzIer is Rollin Beers. son OF
ise, doing business in New York. Several
months ago Mr.. beers visited his home and
secured large amount Of money from his
Miles and Elliott Deardsey, the Rev. G. q.
Adams. proprietor OF the Church Record in
would invest IT. in mortgages In BROOKLYN
paying large DIVIDENDS, Gii, !. l. estimated that
Elliott and Miles Beardsley, 1t is said. we're
victimized to tho extent OF $4,000. and tho
others in amounts ranging from sl.ODO 10
Canada
The sun., 1890-06-07
TKENzY-Tn1RD STREET CONCERTS.

9uPeriutendeut JenkiaS'S Singing Dog and
Mrs. LetsoA's Musical BOarder.
Mrs. Carelone Letson, who keeps boarding
house at 104 East Twenty-third street COM
planned at Sanitary Headquarters yesterday
OF dog owned by Superintendent Jenkins OF
the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Children, whose house is next door. She said
that the dog whlned and howled all night. and
kept her boarders awake. Yesterdays visit
was the second Mrs. Letson has made to tho
Hoard Of Health on the subject OF Mr.. Jen-
kins's dog The dog was not heard for awhile
after her first visit, but broke out again In noe
L up ever since. Sanitary Superintendent
Ewing Instructed Mrs. Letson to make a s0c-
ond comnIaint and assured her that It would
Mrs. Ietson'n bOarders plays a piano every
night and keeps his family awake.
The sun., 1890-06-07

There has been epidemic OF measles for fortnight
in the Hebrew sheterinR Guardian Asylum I3i street
and Eleventh avenue dozen or fifteen children have
well under CONTROL
The sun., 1890-06-07
nnckel.

wooSsoCEkr. June e.-MGyor Pond has invited sK-
Presden' Grover cleveland 10 woonsOckst on July
Z aui deliver u short orntion The Mayor as Chair
man ~ The StGte Convention, once went to Washington
and invited the President TO visit Rhode Island The
invitation was declined tho ground that the visit
might assume som. political Significance. but II Ia now
thOught that the President may accept Tho state
Officers would meet him here tJgether with many
prominent New EnEauders
The sun., 1890-06-07

BIEHISGHAN Ala, June d--Li51e Patterson, IA years
Old who lived GAdsden died of hydrophobia last
night Last December she was bitten on the hand by
pet dog The wound soon healed but when the weather
suddenly turned warm about two weeks ago the Eiri
dsysloRsd Of bydToph0oiA, SHd ETSW rapidly
The sun., 1890-06-07

FLUSHIEo June ca severe thunder storm passed
over here about so O'Clock this evening There was
heavy rainfall and sharp lightning Tho old Jaeger
house in this village struck and slightly damaged
ono of the Rowland cottages At BAysds set on re
by lightning ana parity DESTROYED Fire was Sx.
tlnguishod BY the newly organized IRE company or
The sun., 1890-06-07

LONDON June a-The marriage Of Mr.. William o'Brien
and Mile Rafaovitoh will take place at the Brompton
oratory in this city Wednesday next Tho Arch
bishop OF Cashel will oficiato ct tho ceremony Most
OF the PArnelite members of the House OF Commons
will attend the wedding
The sun., 1890-06-07
At,smpt 70 E.csp, Irrem rrl.o. IL . Ca.h.

BosToS, June 1-"JoCkO" Kelly serving twenty-five
years sentence at the STATE prison ChRrestOWn
hAbituR criminal, was discovered few days ago by
teAmBter in large padded cAAk used for carry
ing away shoe tcrsppinR- The eAst hAd lusi been
loaded upon truCs, whom the lfTer, who was BENG
assisted by fellow convict became suspicious OF the
contsntG WhoTeupOn kslys fellow conT10E save Tie
The sun., 1890-06-07
Joseph II. HuHttraE Makes nm Assignment

Joseph T. Hunting. well-known lawyer OF
East Williston and Justice OF the Peace OF
the town OF North Hampstead. made nm assign
ment OF his property for tho benefit OF his
creditors Thursday night. Tho firm OF Post
Brothers, ono OF the creditors. attached the
ting Interested himself III n paper mill Mt
patchogue II is said he gave 10 eXchau go
a mortgage OF sllOo0 against tho mill. The
venture did lot pay, and, ceiling unable to
meet his obligation, he called "a meeting OF
tiCn.
The sun., 1890-06-07

LONDON June 6-Tho Duke OF Orleans arrived at
Dover to-day from Belgium His father tho Count of
Paris and forty OF his friends awaited him upon tho
pier aud gave him n hearty reception
The sun., 1890-06-07
Namen tho E1.Klng as Co.respondent.

PARIS. June 6.-The Steele says that NJ.
Christie formerly Prime Minister Of servia is
about to bring an action against his wife for
divorce. Milan. the eX- King OF Servia, is named
as the correspondent in the case.
The sun., 1890-06-07

When Baby was sick. We gave her CAEtoria,
when Ahs WAS Child, She cried for CAStSria,
wAeA - became hiss, dhS Sluag " OASOssiA.
WASA ~ kAd OAAArSs. Shs gave tASA 0aS0sstA
The sun., 1890-06-07

n ~ OptajSa written BY Judge DGnieS the General
SISS9 - AmFmsd Gen Dtronsr nysFp removal of eT-
1sSSasr aSaIy WSlEUAR tTVR hiI SniSS ~ CISTk e
The sun., 1890-06-07

PARIS. Juno GA petard was discovered In
was sent to a laboratory fo- examination.
The sun., 1890-06-07

Try the fast ST.. Louis Express leaving Grand Central
Station daily NIh T.. NJ See GuVoTtisOmeut OF Nav
York Central Railroad IN time table cOumn-LdR
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-12-20

-50TH YEAR is inscribed on the
dainty number III the January Pr
TER>oS. THIS periodical has. stood
the test Of halt a century and still
Iank> foremost an.ong the n~agaz!nes
t.r ladies and the househoid .en"r
ally. II has been enlarged, ani ex-
b'b!ts ,.any improvements and fresh
attractions. Besides the beautiful
tuli- engraving, there are eos
eral illustrated articles, poems AMI
stories. "O1dti-s in Foot Gear
by Harriet Latham, is exceptionally
good, with numerous explanatory
designs ranging from Egyptian San
daIs to Gr-eIand skin shoes Mi-s
VI. q. McClellaud aud Mrs. Lucy II.
Hooper begin serials which promise
brilliantly. Mlnna Irving has a tine
Lyric Clarence NJ. Boutelle, Frank
Lee Benedic' and olher well-known
writers, contribute some OF the hes,
stories to be found in the months
round OF magazines. The excellence
OF the fashion. needle work aud
household departments has always
made PETERSON an iDtallibie author
lty. 1t is now, IL its new dress, q
very handsome magazine and viii
mure than ten times save the sub
scription money 20 every family that
takes it. Price 81 on a year, with
large reductions 10 clubs, and hand
some premiums to those who &c, up
clubs. Address PETERsoN's MAGA-
ZINE, Phtladelph ia.
The Richmond & Danviile Rail.
road Will sell rouud trip tickets be
tween all points in North Carolina
a; reduced rates during the Christ
mas holidays. Tickets will be on
sale December 2Uth to 18th inclu-
sive. good 10 !, until and in
Guiding January 2nd, 1891 also on
sale December 10Th and Both, good
returning until and including Janu-
AIRY 9Th, 1891. For further intorma-
ton call on or address w. A. Turk,
ID. p. A., Raleigh. n {.
Rev. J. E. Bris,owe, the new
Methodist preacher on the Hlllsboro
Circuit, will come to his new home
about the first If January. Those
who know him say tina, no better
man could have been sent to the
Circuit. He has only three in fam
lily, himself, wife aud a grown
daughter.
There will be no paper issued
from this Office next week, as it has
always been the custom with us to
suspend n week during the Christ
las holidays. Our next paper will
be dated January Sd, 1891.
Rev. W. II. Pucke,. will preach
his farewell sermon at Cedar Grove,
Sunday, Dec. q, a. IL a. m, and a,
Ilil!sboro at night at I o'clock, when
he will open the doo1so the church.
!, Public cordially invited.
Mr.. Henry N. Brown, Jr., and
Maj II. z. Jones, are attending the
Southern Interstate Immigration
Convention at A>hevllle as delegates
from this Senatorial District and
from Orange county.
We wish all OF our patrons ano
friends and all mankind, a very hap
, ny Christmas and hope the new
year 1891 may be one of prosperit.
and happiness tor all.
DIT. Wn. Cameron was called
to Caswe'l County last Tuesday t
. see his sou, DR., Marshall Cameron
who was reported quite sick.
Mr.. L. G II. Brown, of Win
stdn, Is visiting his parents and rela
= tlves here and shaking hands witt
Old friends.
: Our merchants lave displayes
Their goods, aud every,hing-evel
the falling snow-looks like Christ
mas
Call and pay what you I'VE u
so that we may be enabled to pa
->--
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-12-20
CTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. ]
y ORANGE COUNTY. !
Pryor Hester
against
Celia Hester.
OBLIGATION.

The above entitled case is an action
for divorce. AMI the said defendant i q
nonresident Of the State OF North Car
nlina. 1t is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be male III the ORANGE coLN-
Tf OBSERVER. a newspaper published
III the County II Orange. Tor TX >tIc.e>-
>ive weeks, commanding the AII de-
PENDANT 10 b. and appear Al the next
for the County IT 0ra.-c a. thr curt
house III Hi!i-tofo ou tt" 2aI II -
after the II NcIlay III March. - II.
70 answer the pleallngS herei.s. II iflr
plaintiff vii. apply y lie Court Tor
the relief demanded in said complaint.
Witness. :. NJ. Gatti>. Clerk q -i.i
Court. ~ ofice iii Iii.I-b1ro tie 10Th
daF 81 November. l>Fi.
:. VI. GAlIl>,
Clerk & Superior tGtar'.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-12-20
Letter From SANTA
Claus.
GREENLAND lgf MOUNTAINS.
Dcce.nber | Ie91.

GEAlNlANDo lEt MOUNTAINS.
December | 1890
T. urIy Il 'orrd Unhr~u u,ua SIS
tc,s, O>in"d loung, Of Orange %.
y T-O.mg TO ti,- conln.s, 81
tee q ma'r Your Uncle Santa will
not attempt 10 express the pleasure
ri gives ban To litYa Won that it il
'ttac TT You 10 TIL ! ul .,nr Urcle
:>aLta brl, my + "uds, /, IS with
yreat eor'ow | tniorm YOU that
'2in-- - my old age, and the
rheumatism II my left knee (which |
CONTRACTED while visiting you las,
Xmas | Will 10, be able to vIsi,
you III person. Your Aunt Santa
has done her best To &c, me ready
for my trip eie has rubbed nv
knee time and again with that never
failing remedy OF her:s-"Es4mmaux
talina'-but 1t would no. work on
your Cneie's old bones. Friends
when | th!nk "t the place I have
fopni nlr?e 10 display my BEAU
TiFUL CHRISTMAS GOODS in
the good Old town OF IIl!!sboro, \.
G., It mah-- my OLD HEART
LEAP WITH GLADNE>S Don,
think | an ashamed to name the
i&ru aterc vii be spread the most
beautiful AS>OHIMENT XMAS
GOODS it TIA, ever been my pleas
ure - offer you. | have Travelled a
great deal, and have bougnt ANY
CHRISTINA. presents for OLD and
YOUNG, bu, NEVER has your
Uncle Santa Claus beer. as we'll
pleased with his presents as he j.
with these be has SENT FOR
YOUR INSPECTION AT THE
IIILLSBORO BOOK STORE! In
ctuo>lrg the Book Store as the
place tndi>piay my fire assortment OF
goods, feel AS it | bad done JUST
rs YOU WOULD HAVE ME
DO. The BOOK STORE is a new
enterprise III your midst, aud is Try
10y to ill \ LONG FELT WANT
IN your. commonly The BOOK
STORE does not ask tor all your
p.ltlu}age-nnly a fart-and unless
II get. lts share, the LONG FELT
WANT will still be WANTED As
your Uncle Santa believes IN giving
every nea enterprise a tar showing,
he asks you to do the same. Your
Crc'e Is certain that you will be
pleased with what YOU see at the
BOOK STORE, and also with the
Ertors, Tor owing 10 my Old age and
| lie lo>c little CHILDREN have FL
u",, he last Cong7es, ot the United
States a>scd a Jaw exemp,lng mt
aG'l all nv goods from pay ing taxes
50 tie MCKINLEY TARIFF does
not affect the pace OF Xmas good
at tie Iihlshoto Is ok Store. Your
: Aunt Santa says it is time TO rub III,
knee VIII thal 't~uu!nanS taliow
viii close hy "l>hlug you all
VERY HAPPY CHRISTMAS!
Your Cnc.e,
SANTA CLAUS.
i'.N Your Aunt Sarta says IL
sure nn'i buy her u crescent at tn,
iliLi>EcnO BOOK STORE.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-12-20
AT THE CORNER :.

LOOK offer for
80 days, Great Bargains.
Have $500 worth OF goods for
you-not $4,000 as before. Goods
must be sold. You do not know
what your dollar will buy. Call and
see.
H. N. BROWN, sR.,
TRUSTEE.
Dec. 9th, 1890.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-12-20

Without a doubt this medicine
viii sure you. 1t has cured thou
-aud-. lake SIMMONS Liver Re.u-
lator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-12-20

Some very fine hogs have been
Hl.ej III /, WI recently Tue largest
wa, ra1sed by MIR. Ja>. Carmichael,
aud weigicd i3S II pounds.