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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-11-29

doe. Shields was arrested This
afternoon tor a .;ith.uisy "i:k Sam
Garden. in which az axe VAS u.d.
They !ise about six mfrs from he'e
II the edge OF DANCE county. Ses-
erai days 400 they cat lnto = diff
co:ty in regard to getting a gun.
AT the time the difficulty began
Garden had an axe ari~in the scufne
Shields gave i, a lunge forward,
striking Gardens shoulder aud
breaking his collar boue. Our in-
forMant.teils us iha, Garden i very
BADLY hurt and battered W, and IL IS
doubtful if lie will ever get we'll.
He had his thumb cut of, Two Sc.
we're gashes ca the head aud the
muscles Of his arms considerably
bruised AT the time ot going to
press We haven't heard whether or
not Mr.. Shields gave hond-Dur'
ham Sun, .Snturdoy. Noc+22na.
Mr.. Shields gave bond ~ the sun
ct 5000 for his appearance before
Justice Carrard. at his office Fear
University, III H'ilsboro township,
ou Friday, Nov. 18th.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-11-29

~ The Orange County
Observer - ~ ssE.ix pa
per puisii-nsI In orunne
County.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-11-29
a Lady Killed iE Dur
ham.

The Durham Globe OF Friday.
Nov. 21st, says:
Mrs. ". l. Wall and Mrs. {. j.
Winga,e started out calling between
10 ard Il o'clock this morning o
he carriage Of Mrs Tom Jones.
After getting seated IN the vehicle
they di<covc7ed that they hai scft
the.r cards or ,hon1',t they lat m
tire ho..se. TIE driver vas eent
IN < - briu. tocm, ami .betoE- re
returned they discovered that tA~E
ucrc mistaken. and bad tier c.-cs
nitu them.
They called to tho driver TO IN
form'h;m Of the fact, ADD the horse,
being naturally # q spirited nature,
thinking that they were spoken to
started off at a rather brisk pace he
tore The driver could react. u, -ea'.
The ladies' became alarmed af,i Mrs.
Wall iumreG fr"o, the carriage il
front Of tie home ri Mr.. Ben Duke.
sustaining serious IL ~inr!os and was
taken home in a sc,,-ejc.s condition.
Mrs. Wingatc keG: her seat until
size reached the Farmers Alliance
ping tobacco factory. when she too
jumped hurting herself very serious
~. She wa. taken NJ and carried
into the Office q the factory.
MIS-. Wingate was tatca home
TIL. afternoon, aud while bally IN
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-05-30
South and West.

WILLIAM STARNICKER was discharged
from the Penitentiary at Empire Ga, where
he had served sixteen years of life sentence
for murder of which he was innocent.
THE Louisiana Lottery Company has
doubled its offer to the State, and now offers
81, 600 600 per annum for the privilege of
maintaining lottery.
TEN stores were burned at Auburn. Neb
Loss, $50, 600.
EVERY State and Territory was repre-
sented in the National Convention of the
Knights of Honor recently in session in De-
troit, Mich.
THE Rev. DR.. W E. Moore, of Columbus
of Ohio. was chosen Moderator of the Pres
byterian General Assembly at Saratoga, n.
Y. The annual sermon was preached by the
Rev. DR.. w. c. Roberts, the retiring Mod
orator.
JOHN COLMsKI and Michael Nocintz were
instantly killed and Peter BascO was seriously
injured by fall of rock in tunnel near
Park Place, Penn.
THE Winona Mill Companys immense
Touring mill At Winona, Mimi. caught fire,
ana the entire plant. including the mill ele-
vatOr and surrounding buildings were de-
stroyed. The total loss on the property is
estimated at $500, 900
c. NJ. WF1TTAEER anu G. NJ Stubbs were
crushed to death in a granite quarry near
MOnrovla, Cal.
The General Assembly OF the Southern
Presbyterian Church, at ASheville, n. c.,
elected the Rev. DR.. James Park, of Knox
vile, Tenn, Moderator.
AN east bound train was derailed near
Butte, Montana. and the sleeper. containing
the \. c. Goodwin Company rolled down an
embankment, Manager Duffie and two other
members of the company being killed.
FIRE which started in saloon from the
explosion of a lamp, destroyed half a block
of frame dwellings at Spokane Falls,
Washington. Two persons were burned to
death. The loss amounts 20 about $50, 600.
COLUMBUS, Texas, has been almost entirely
submerged by the Colorado River.
JOHN SIEBERRY. of Fl. Wayne, Ind play
fully pointed pistol at his eighteen-year-old
and she was killed.
LEWIS SMITH and Edward Elkins, travel
ing statesmen of Montgomery, Ala, quar-
relied over a young lady AMI began to shoot.
Both were killed.
DESTRUCTIVE storms and frosts were re-
ported in North Carolina Kansas, Missouri
Minnesota and South Dakota.
ALEXANDRIA STARKS lcoloredl, twenty
three years old. was hanged at Donaldson
Vile La. for the murder of Lille Alice
Washington, little colored girl six years of
age.
JOHN G. CARLISLE was nominated by &C
clamation by the Democratic caucus at
Frankfort, Ky. for United States Senator
TO fill the unexpired term of the late james
5. Beck.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-05-30
Foreign.

FIVE of the persons in ured by the explO-
sion Of balistite at Avigliana, Italy, have
since died, making the total number of vic
tins nineteen.
Mr. CHARLES EMORY SMITH, the new
American Minister to Russia, presented his
credentials to the Gar The Czarina sub
sequently gave an audience to Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith.
a SMALL uprising against the Government
in Rio Grande do Sui, Brazil was put down.
SEVERAL striking miuers at Bilboa,
Spain, were killed in conflict with the
gendarmes
A MARRIAGE engagement has been entered
into between Henry NJ. Stanley the African
explorer, and Miss Dorothy Tenant a
young English lady of aristocratic tenden-
cies and greatly admired for her beauty.
THE city of Tornsk in Western Siberia, has
been almost completely destroyed by food
and fire. Many lives have been lost.
The Dominion Parliament of Canada has
been prorogued.
ONE of the boilers of the steamer Vile de
Tangier exploded at Marseilles, France
Three of the crew Of the steamer were
killed and four were badly injured. The
steamer sustained much damage.
THOMAS MCCHEANE Consular Agent of the
United States at Portsmouth, England, has
committed suicide at Southern Castle near
there.
THE steamer Harold, bound from Bilbao
to Glasgow, has foundered OFF the Irish coast.
Six persons were drowned.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-05-30

IHE Senate confirmed the following Okla
homa officials: c. ". Steele. of Indiana,
Governor: Robert Martin. OF Oklahoma,
Secretary: Edward B. Green, Illinois Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court; r. J. Seay,
Missouri. and J G.. Clark, Wisconsin, Asso-
ciate Justices: ". S Lurly, Marshal, and
Horace Speed. Oklahoma, Attorney.
THE Secretary of War has amended the
army regulations 50 as TO prohibit the sale OF
liquor IN c2nteens TO soldiers.
THE President has approved the act pro-
viding for the disposal Of the Fort Sedg-
wick military reservation in Colorado and
Nebraska 10 actual settlers, under the pro-
visions of the Homestea laws, and the act
providing for town site entries OF Lands In
Oklahoma.
PAY INSPECTOR STEWART has been APP
pointed Paymaster-Gener of the Navy.
THE Secretary of the Navy has written a
letter TO the Senate calling attention TO the
Importance of an appropriation 70 provide
arms for issue to the recently organized
naval militia.
COLONEL w H. CANADY. Sergeant-at-
Arms of the United States Senate, has tend
cred to Vice-President Morton his resigna-
ton. Mr.. Canady resigns for the purpose Of
engaging in private business.
SENATOR CHANDLER presented the petition
of 60 600 residents of New York CITY and
vicinity asking to have Bedloe's Island upon
which stands the Bartholdi Statue of Liberty
converted into a free Government park for
the benefit and enjoyment Of people.
THE Secretary of the Treasury has ap-
pointed Professor William Fewsmith of New
Jersey, to be Government Actuary at
salary of $3.50 per annum, vice Mr.. Joseph
S. Mccoy, transferred.
THE Senate in executive session confirmed
the following nominations: United States
Consuls-J. G. Chambers, of New York, at
BatOum, Russia; Henry Ballentine, District
of Columbia, at Bombay; J. S. McCoughan,
of Iowa. Aldurango; w. Fl. Abercrombie, OF
New Jersey, at Nagasaki; Charles Negley, of
Maryland at Rio Grands do Sui; S. d. Pace
of Michigan, at Port Sarnia, and Charles
Ware, of Iowa, at Vera Cruz.
Miss MARGARET ISABELLA BLAINE, the
daughter of Secretary Blaine and Mr.. Wal
ter J. Damrosch son of the late DR.. Leopold
Damrosch, of New York, were married by
the Rev. DR.. Douglass, the rector of st.
Johns Church, in the old Seward mansion at
Washington.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-05-30
THIRTY-SIX DROWNED.
A Number of Children, Returning
From Confirmation. Perish.

From Confirmation, Perish.
shocking accident occurred on the River
Oder, near Ratibor, Silesia. A ferryboat
loaded with passengers was crossing the
river when it suddenly capsized and thirty
six children were drowned before assistance
could reach them.
1 turning home from confirmation service.
IKE $4,000, U0o Which chicago PROMISED
Congress it would contribute to the success
OF the Columbian Exposition will be raised
Issued.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-05-30
Was bin0tOM.

THE nomination OF William D. Sorsby, tc
be Co1sul-General 10 Ecuador was con
irmed by the Senate by a strict party vote
THE President has nominated Samuel L.
Gracey, of Massachusetts, 70 be United
States Consul at Cardiff. Wales.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-05-30
EVERY MIN ms ms DOCTOR,
BY j. Hamilton Ayers, \. NJ, NJ. d.

This is most valuable book for the hou sehoId,
beaching it does the eaSly-distin ,uiShed symp-
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which will alleviate curA. 59S pages profusely
Illustrated. The book is written in plain everyday
NSlsh, aud Is free from the technical terms Ehlch
ender most doctor books valueleSS to tho gener-
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plete analysis of pertaining to courtshp
marriage and the production and rearing OF healthy
families; together with valuable recipes and pre-
scrtptions, explanation of botanical practice cor
rect use OF ordinary herbs. With this book In the
house there is no excuse for not knowing what to
do in emergency. Send postal notes or post age
stamps OF any denomination not Larger than cents
zooE rUsz KoUss ia Lesa.xa St., Il. I. City.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21
Loxed and Lamented.

Mrs. Wo.uberger, vino died yesterday
morning at - SlnclaIr-st. has resided IN
Grand Rapids since 1860. She lived for
many wears on P!ajnfield-ayc. She was
the widow of G. II. Weiuberger, VINO,
many of our citizens VIII remember, as
having Il ed while ON visit - Wash
mgt04 in 1882. She leaves a family Of
cigut children, who were with hcr, cx-
cept two sons who are iu the state of
Washington. Her daughter, Alrs.j. W.
Farrell. of Chicago, was able TO be with
her I'm n.r last illness. Her many Chris
tan virtues and sterling qualities had
cnJeared hertO large circle Of friends,
who sincerely mourn her loss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21


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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21
A CLEAN ASSIGNMENT.
William Compton Turns over His Busi-
ness and Properties.

William Compton Turns over His Busi-
ness and Properties.
William Il. Compton the furniture
dealer, made an >ignmcnt yesterday
oil ali h, personal effects that arc not
exempted by law. The decd Of assign
mcut Is issued to Edmond VI. Barnard
who is to convert all the property into
money and pay the debts. There are
no preferred creditors and the stock,
which tuc assignee estimates as beng
worth $500, IS entirely clear Of al
claims and chattel mortgages. The
stock, 10 is believed, Will just about bal
aucc tine debts against the proprietor,
and may possibly Oyerrun the claims.
M. Barnard says it Is one OF the
cleaucst assignments ever made, and
Mr.. Compton simply turns over his
whole business and properties to be
converted into money for the benefit OF
his creditors.
The ass gunent WAS made on account
of some outside creditors trying 10 force
their claims, and fearing that a run
would BE- made upon him by u few
creditors hc made the assignment that
all might be treated alike.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21

uihern.ans, Of this city. Athrst small
tler membership rapidly increased,
ult. 1-day tney are oue OF the largest
organ taLOus ln the city. Prosperity
also attended their eveD ehOrt until
to-day tley own one Of the finest build
ings u rae city, the new a. %. IL. hall
on Otawa-st. The building Is OF brick,
j. Too leet by IS, with stores and base
ment below and the hail above, aDd
consists of twO elegant parloFs, stage,
cheek rooms, cloak rooms, ticket otlce,
etc.. and t0r society hall or public
euteTCa amout is surpassed by none n
convenience, and IN SIZE only by Hart
mans. The seating capacity is over
1000. The entertainment attending the
dedication tonight is something worth
hearing. The lecture, by Rcy. jos. t..
Nugeut, IS one OF the best ever gwen
hy that worthy divine, and should be-
heald by all Grand Rapid, citizens.
Seat, went very rapidly at Fucduch's ;
yesterday, more than OnC-halt OF the
seats beng taken last evening. The
pucc D. only - cents, with no extra
charge for reserWug. The musical pro-
gram j. very fine and, together with
the lecture by Father Nugent, VIII CON
stitlte one Of the finest entertainments
III this city this season.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21
CONN RECORDS

CIscrI1-Hon. ii. &. Rurch judge
Emma o.. Harper ys. llatue b. heArY
assump,.t; proceedings stayed twenty
uaYs. Henry stem, bsll~I b.otA aila
ls4ac n Ro>eulaalFs. Harry Newman
assamp>.s 8, metol % qa2sh Nf.t " al
lachmeul denied without costs
SrrEm0R- Hon. J.. A. Buglngame
Judge The People ys. John CJdby
ielonious assault; order that nrst count
be- stricken from the Information, ar
IA gncd and pleaded not guilty pro
f0rma 10 second count IN the lnfOrmA-
ton. Eugene T. and K. Nor.A vs.
George l. Dunayen, ia chancery; hear
mg on order 10 show cause why in}ant-
ton should not issue restraining order
dismissed and injunction denied with
costs OF s..
PROBATE lion. Cyrus +. Perkins,
ludge-k,tate Of Dewitt 1. Thomas, de
ceased petition for administration filed
hearing February l.. Estate OF Cath
crne O'Snea, deceased; petition for 4d-
mnStrat.Ou nled, hearing March "a.
k-tate OF Charles Beam, deceased peti-
ton for administrator filed; hearing
february L.. Estate OF Sarah Jane
Douglass, deceased; letters testament
tary issued - Alexander G.llctt Is
tate OF Thomas Skauan, deceased let
tcrs OF administration issued 10 John
sullivan. Estate of James NJ. Arnou,
deceased; letters Of administration
issued 20 Charles A. Proyin. Estate OF
Hannibal Woodruff, deceased; letters
OF administration issued to Nicholas K.
Johnston. Estate OF John NJ. SOutheT-
land, deceased; license 10 sell real cs-
tate granted. Estate OF CALVIN :. Bill
lngs, deceased order determining heirs.
Estate of Edgar E.Brown ct al. minors;
license 10 sell real estate granted. In
re Worthy /. Wheeler, a dependent and
neglected child; order for admission u
state Public school at Coldwater.
PouCE CoURr-Judge Holmes, pre-
siding CITY ys. John West. drunk; ad-
journcd tll January -, 10 a. n. city
vs. Wm. Mcdonald, drunk; S3. City
V. VIM. JetiTies, violating vehicle or
dinancc; 81. People ". Talbot Gridley
selling cigarettes ID minor; s.. People
". Chas. DOwnes, cmbeUlcmcnt; dis
charged. People ". Fred. Linkheld.
burglary and larceny: adjourned tn
January 23, 10 "a. IN. People -. James
B. Grady, saloon open Oh sunday; adj
jOuruCd till January 2l, 10 a. m.
People VS.. James 3. Grady, saloon open
on holiday; same order. People Us.
John f. Walsh, violating health act;
nOllied. People Is. Jas Penneli. deadly
assault; adjourned TIL January II,
10 a. III.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21
From China.

Miss Mary Porter, for some years a
missionary in China, Will be in Grand
RaDids this week. Her talks of that
country are most interesting, and those
who hear her will be amply repaid.
she VII speak al the First COngrega-
tonal Church next Thursday ut 7:30
p. M, at the Piaiufeid-ay,nue Con-
Ia. gaUoual Church on Friday 40 $50
b.. m. and at she South Congregational
Church 9a Friday nj $50 p. m. She
uIll -p.ak also at .meeCng sp clally
tor Young ladies', held az the FIRST Con-
-recJt0aa. Church on Thursday a. Z
D.. ul.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21
Ninned in the ltud.

is not better TO nip consumption,
the greatest scOurge OF humanity, III
the bud. than TO Try 10 stay its progress
ON the brink of the grave. 4 few doses
Of CalitOrnia'S most useful production,
SANTA Able, the king Of C0nsump-
ton. VIII relieve, and a thorough treat
mcnt VIII cure Nasal Caarrh, too often
the forcruuncr of Consumption, can bo
cured hy CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURE.
These remedies are sold and fully
warranted by Peck Bro. sat 81, or three
for =. 80.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21
EnmnlicdNnw

Doctor joan T. Walsh, VINO was re-
Gently arrested on tue warrant of Dr.
saunders. the health officer, for prac-
tlng moaCpc without having COM
piled strictly with the law in reference
TO the red tape method OF getting a
license, was yesterday discharged bv
the police court. Walsh had nlcd %
make am affidavit required by the
staute, and was yauk ii up. SINCE his
arrest he has complied W th the law,
anI To ml-L-r was l---L..s-I.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21

Difficulties with the liver and kid
ncys, causing pains IN the back, lassi-
tudc and general weakness, are read
ily cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
great regulating medicine. Sold by all
druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21

Loo dozen 90 and 81 Nap
kin2 at all prices, at Spring
and C0mpdRYS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21

DO not buy your table linens till You
have seen our bargains which viii be
placed on sale next Wednesday, Jan
uary %.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21

We are bound TO save You money on
table linens.
NoI9T, IIERPOLsHEMER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21

~ tN. ti- atf tfl fiI li-
The Ale ea1an central pay car left a
lood.e Aege yesterday
Strawberries and spring vegetables
arc Iu tle .octl market.
There v.ll oe a spec al meeting 0f the
council trlay Ct-a.us.
q. -olhu Viii succeed J. c. Cox as
aseuElor T.. 4 vs.. NJ, at frultport.
pt Flnn. - the Fifth ward. was
pulled n last night. lie was fall.
Tue Boart OF Education Will here
all z meet at 2 O'Clock Instead OF 20.
city Marshal Wilson has d0wncd
ualame grippe and 5 out on the street
a-a.n.
The adjourned meeting Of the direc-
tors ol tle Board OF Trade Wll Dee held
tonight.
Tie Eastern Star pedro viii occur at
uonc lodge room on West Brldge-st.
tonight.
rbe Orator.o Society rehearsed
"tlah" last night az Hartman lee
turc room.
Annual meeting Of the West Michi-
gan Agricultural and Industrial So
Getty today.
Charles Downes, charged with embez-
z.ement, was yesterday discharged by
Judge Holmcs.
june 5, Nilena tulbort was granted a
divorce from AlmOu Gilbert On the
ground 0t extreme cruelty.
Ills friends vl,l be glad TO hear that
ar. M. g.. sinclair Is cJuY1lescing from
au attack of the "iulucuLy.'
Mrs Ella Campau la. the grippe and
wlI not be able % -.ag 40 the a. o. II.
entertainment as Wl- expected.
W. A. Naueau resigned rs agent Of
thc D., T.. & y. at Grand Ledge and
James D0hcrty viii hl. his boots.
The funeral Of Fred A. Ho.comb was
conducted by pem0.al Commandcry of
hu9 9h,s Icmplar yesterday afternoon.
sheriff Bishop has filled ont card
conuiu,ugIaL statstc- for the eleventh
census, and forwarded It TO Washing
ton.
The c0lorcd people held a meeting at
tne L.0n 4. VI. +. Church last evening
and discussed the import Ot the Morgan
nu.
Tho residents of North Colcgc-ave.
want water mann, LAID in that street
and petition the council to order It
done.
special meeting Of the Board of Edu-
eaton Tins evening u approve the
plans for the add ton p 70 the Union
school.
Judge Russell, Of Hart, ami Thomas
e.. Green, Of CeutcrvIc, have arrived
to attend the meeting OF the Grand
Chapter.
The criminal cases i'm the superior
court wIl he taken care M this week by
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Frank
a. Rodgers.
one Of the taxpayers of Oakheld
township pays 81 - for taxes, - of the
amount IS Tor dog tax and the rest IS on
ms personal estate.
Don't forget tile dancing party for
the tCleht Of 81. Marks Hospital FRI
i3v evening. January "a, at Ladies
Literary tllo rooms.
The barn Of George u. SissOn, on
Statc-st. ami Matson-ave.. was dam-
aged no @ ciDcS 81 --erdav morning by
urc 10 the extent ot $500.
J1mesB. Grady's eases. for which bc
was uot in any wise responsible. were
adjourned until tls morning at io
o'c.ock. ~ Judge Holmes. yesterday.
The =. N. q. IS. Soliciting Comm ttee
"II. oc Goro2t n te .and rhs week to
rl.sa tgea for tae uew building They
aoutl mect W.th aaera. responso.
Ih. ~1maa- Eee says taat James
~.ra.r .t BrrIl. ls- a1. 10 O new house
"a itra.H .tn.ss au1 vl move himself
r tam 'y aefe a about fortnight.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21
Asvice TO Mothers.

Mrs WInsow's Soothing syrup should a.
Ways be used iar children teethinE It soothes
the child. softeas the gums aiIays AL pain.
cures wind collie and Is the best remedy Tor
dlarrh0Fa- 80 bottle
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-21

VoIcr, HERroLsuEMER & Co.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-04-12
A Business Block Burned.

At Union City, Tenn, few mornings
ago, the large three-story brick build
ing of Beck & Gardner, spoke manu-
facturers, and a block of business
houses, were destroyed by fire. When
discovered the fire was beyond control,
and it is thought it had been burning
five or six hours. The loss will prob
ably reach $4,000, with SO, insur-
ance. A few hours after the fire a force
of men began work clearing away the
debris preparatory to the erection Of
new buildings.