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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-01-04
ZULEIKA'S BEEHIVES,
~ HELM FORREST GRAVES.

Papa, ! really think You ought to
interfere, said Znleika. her cheeks
aham" her eyes fullo wrathful fire.
Papa, do wish YOU would pat
ZuIcllAa in her place, once for all :" spoke
Ro>amond the regal
The Professor laid down has pen with
apoly~y yfabled word yet unfinished and
sighed a Borean sigh
More trouble said he. What is
tho matter now
tln' Pauline las sent me cherry
c"lored cashmcre dles- sputtered Zule-
lAa the[ prettie-t color and three
yards of susah to tim It with And
and Rosa has coolly appropriated il
needed new gown. observed
Ro-amond. And Iu can 10 very well
with hcr dyed sa2egreen. Besides. I'm
the oldest :"
Is that any reason You should be
thrft = rctoricd the irate Zueika.
Girl, girls protested the Professor
burning his slim, white fingers in the hair
of hi, head
Make her give it back to me, papa :,
eald Zulcika It mine Aunt Pauline
nevef sent il to hcr. She ha, no business
to take it
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-01-04
MY LOVE
Ny loves sweet ewes are blue,
Nv loves fair eyes are true:

Ny loves sweet eyes are blue,
Nv loves fair eyes are true:
They gaze at nA
50 earnestly
That ali nv soul is stirred.
My loves dear voice l. low,
And HE soft nl4sic's flow
Ny pulses beat
With Joy complete.
Responsive 10 her word.
Ny loves brave heart IS strong.
And swift to answer wrong;
80 tender TOO,
That grief doth sue
For shelter meath its wings.
Av loves pure thoughts ascend,
As blossoms skvward tend
They are for me
| nconscIoasly.
The guides 70 nobler thlng,.
IL. q. HcC1-iIoud.
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hair that were blowing about her fore
head-what bewitching framework
they made to her face
If Rosamond IS prettier she must be
very pretty, BE thought
At that moment the sound Of shiieks
and vituperations burst on the scented
summer air, and Rosamond forcing her
way through the tall lilac bushes, rushed
into the. open garden, both hands cIasp.d
over her face.
Was it Rosamond-this figure with
| disheveled hair, ewes swollen TO nearly
twice their size, face disfgured with in
Vulnerable stings. and complexion pur-
pie with rage and pain?
Its your horrid hateful bees that
| have done it, Zuleika." She screamed
anyhow, threw both hives into the
| brush and smashed them, and-Td like
! TO fling you after them. Yes, I would :"
| at warn't the creeturs' fault, Miss
| Jetferd explained the voice Of Jacob,
the hired man, who brought up the rear,
+, beating off cloud of infurated insects
| with the brim Of his straw hat Bees
is alters quick to take otfense-an' you
just slapped out at EN- when they came
. harmlesslv hummin round about your
I
when YOU kicked the hives over into the
brook. shouldn't wonder now, eff it
was twenty four hours afore ye could see
outen your eyes agin.
Papa, cried Rosamond, If you
don't put stop to Zuleikas obstinacy
and willfuness-''
at isn't papa Rosamond.' said Zu-
leika. in low voice, As she gently de
tsched her sisters hand from the stran-
| gers arm. 1t is Mr. Franklin Jetferd
We came out to look for YOU
'Im sorry you're 50 badly stuns,
cousin Rosamond, said Mr. Jefferd
"A little bicarbonate Of soda, Dissolved
in water"
But Rosarn nond, muttering a few IN
coherent words of excuse. vanished
under the honeysuckles that draped the
porch, leaving Jacob to do battle alone
with the winged enemies. and Zulcika
and Franklin 70 console each other.
| And this was the first impression
which she succeeded in making upon her
unknown cousin.
Was it my fault that Frank liked me
better than YOU Zucika asked her SIS
ter, six weeks afterYard, you needn t
scold me because ] AIN engaged to be
married before YOU. He chose for him
self. didn't he II"
1t was the fault Of your bees, said
angry Rosamond. 4 believe you kept
them there on purpose
s'Wont YOU speak one kindly, lovin.
word to me, Rosamoud now that | ~
50 happy" whispered Zuleiha sa,
that you rejoice II NY good fortune"
But Rosamond remained stubbornly 81
1 don't think said Betsy Blair, I'll,
housckecper, that poor Mis-, Zuleiks
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- - A4A4 sE' Nv -
This i too much" said she. They
az ny bees-not Miss Jefferds; and if
ang one dares - lay hands on hive, I'll
have them prosecuted for trespass. Do
yea hear that. jacob.
Jacob retreated There was no mis-
-,ah,ira the determination in Zuleika's
eyes
Ellen Phelps was forced to drive away
without even 4 parlev.
Not's | expected to carry away
two hives bees in broad daylight, he
explained to Jacob. ''Ye might a
knowed better that, Jake: but sorto
. wanted 10 hook at EN- afore | closed
the bargain
| Guess ye liadn better" said Jacob
Our Young missy she means just what
| she SAYS and the bees is hern, ANYWAY.
| Squire BaSsett he gin 'cm to her hisse1f
Rosamond Jefferd only shrugged her
/ handsome shoulders when she heard this.
4 mean to have my tennis court
said she. And | mean to get rid of
those odious bees all in good time. OF
course Zn will rage, but she's always
raging about somcthing.'
Time passed On. The cherry -colored
cashmere was made up, and Miss Jefferd
decided - wear It for the initial time on
the occasion of fhe visit of Mr.. Franklin
Jeiferd, distant COUSIN, in whose eyes
she desired 70 appear her very best.
Ii he really the rich member of the
family, argued Rosamond, ''its worth
the while 10 take little pains with ones
dress. We all know that first impress
sion IS everything
q suppose you'd like to marry him
and spend all his money for him." said
Zueika, who was reluctantly helping in
the kitchen.
For Rosamond had decreed stupen-
dous company dinner" and there was
no one who made such exquisite mayon
naise as Zultika
Ro>amond laughed scornfullv.
Little 4iIls should be seen and not
heard said She ''Indeed, as ] have
decided to invite Mrs Matthews and DR..
and Mrs. Raynhan, there won't be room
for YOU at the table.
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And this was the first impression
which she succeeded in making upon he
unknown cousin
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PRACTICAL INSURANCE
NJ xs-.i seA~3s 05ceaornt.
0eafed BIZ \ naAoa Ceslua

H. NON8l 0CDOoD -
Veated ~ = DaAsa Cesisa
A forn of practical insurance agairss
want IS under sdyisement in this eiry.
Il EAieh = large portion Of the hborinS
people should be deeplJinterested, says
the Boston Herald A xorking-n7n Is
often thrown out of employment and re
doeed to great distress bccaEse he has
little or nc money laid by, and IS M
eblc TO provide for.his board and lods-
ing while n of employment /: has
been suggested that peoples nercan-
tile company might be formed among
themselves which would Undertake 10
provide board and lodging with land
lords - the rate Of s., s. or So ncck,
On Z terms that, after cue month OF
regular payments. oae'week's board At
. hall par might be placed to the credit
of the interested party, so that il he
were ont OF work or. sick, o.. otherwise
disabled he might not be b-ouShI to
discomfort because he could not Fay his
board At tnis rate in sig months z
iran would BE- entitled To ono ard 4 half
nontnS credit fo- boa7i.and IN one year
to three months credit Ios bcarl, which,
c. half rate&.would only cost him sht
price OF one snda half months board
anywhere. 1919
/, This Pl1s.at-ttropid bccarried out.
wo1ld be aE1cat relief o hundreds of
working peen!o Eho arc suddenly disa-
Sicj or compelled 10 DC idle Il would
be impossible for anybody 10 fall rapidly
in deb: to sach . company, and only.
IN cIses OF extreme misfortune
would persons be willing 10 sur
render their ce.;aiR insurance Of
food and lodging, which would grow
larger IS the ycas rolled by. a corn
pany- of this kind would need to
hare = responsible backing in order to
secure public confidence, but though /.
has neye- been attempted, it could
easily be conducted on the basis which
IS COMMON 10 similar undertakings.
Payments Ucald be na6c to landlords
the saac as now. Ut tho COMPANY,
after collecting ! twcaty PEI cent. dis
count every week FOR . month, could at
ford to give one weeks crelit and do
business on that basis. Tho credits
you'll not be transferable except BY
consent OF b company OF directors,
and you'd be dealt with by then in the
SANG manner IS II they were : life in
Suraucc policy. When such 4 npaa
was established its range of restaurants
or lodging and -boa1dinz-hou5cs&would
he sarn IS 10 nee tae wants OF. all
classes of people. This IS . system, OF
cooperative effort, bat it would BIO =
company that could accunul1tc capital
and Increase lis esouroc in p.opor-
ton to its membership. IL would thus
be I safe investment for individuals
without involving then in personal
responsibility beyond what theiE regular
= payments would demand.
This Organization Is not yet In exist
ence. but It is n of tho first practical
suggestions for. seli-help which has
sprung out OF the movement for Chris
tian socialism IN Boston. aaI when IL Is
properly d~cvcloPed and brought into
shape it looks as ifis night meet : pres
cnt and pressing need apong people
whoHse.not fesehaHde1an and ase Eot &C
themselves ~
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r " L-Ff - --a
-ovorhosrd In tho Kitchen.-"Nwha.
did you wear last night2o asked tho col
cry "a lovely mayonnaise." replied
tho lettuce. "hnd your" al noyor was
20 mortified in my life; I wasn't dressed
At OIL said tho celery; and tho beet
blushed.-Life.
-~Ponsonby (somcwhat bo~astfuiIy)--
"lmay say, Miss Blotlcrwick, that I am
quito on adept 1t athletics. I can row,
~ride-cithor horse or bike-swim, spar,
jump and rum" Miss Blotlerwick
(sweotly)--"ucro comes papa. DO lot
mo soc you jump and ~run."--Timo,
gG-What is Coming-First Fomalo-"I
suppose you will attend tho primary to.
pight7" Second Fomalo-"No, I guess
not You see, I protnised my husband I
would take him 70 the theatdr, and II I
go back on my word I know / won't get
q decent meal for . wcek.n--Tcrto Hauto
Express ,sn.
Mr.. Contpcrcent-"Business ia, 40
brisk and correspondence accumulates
SO that fear 1 shall 10 Obliged 10 en-.
ploy an amanuensin." Mrs.. Ccntpcrcont
VERY vol, my dear, got a manaensi,
II you must, but I decidedly object to
your having q womanuenslS In tho OF.
9c1'-Amerlca /.
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TIE MiIE

Story of tho Copper Tr!nkst worn-bT .
Sjsel GSnb1n Cene.iE
An agtd German General woro only
onc trinEer,,s much:u5rn German half
Fnnny. At his BHtchrhain. One day his
grandson asked the reason OF its pros
encc in the place OF .honor.:and the old
General answered by. telling : little ro-
nance. Baron Malortic, the grandson,
nsTTatcs the story in his book, "'Twixs
Old Times and New"
Tho grandfather was so severely
wounded ct Lee. pSic in 1872 that nc p1J
picked up for dead and thrown; with
thirty or forty corpsas. in \ common
graTc. His servant, having promised
the officers father to bring his son alive
or dead, searched for his masters body
and found him still aliyc. a. strong
constitution and the servants Nursing
allowed the officer to DO removed ut tho
end of ten days
His fathers house was 0 long distance
from Lcipsic, and tho country was over
run by French patrols and maraudcrs.
Tho journey homo was begun at night
In n PEASANTS cart drawn by an old
horse. Crossroads were taken. and dur.
Ing tho day they rested At some farm.
house. -"
Ono morning, after travelling all night,
they reached asmall village and stopped
in front of q BAKERS shop. Tho servant
won't in to buy bread, leaving his mas
ter stretched on q bed of STRAW and rugs;
covered with am old mantle, and wear
ing . soldiers old cap on his bandaged
head. There WIGS nothing to bctray his
rank, but, on tho contrary. ,hc seemed a
poor wounded private.
a POOR woman. i'm o tattercd. black
gown. with o child IN her arms. looked
in the baitcr's window. Suddenly sbo
saw the wounded man: Giancin5 at iho
half'pcnny fa'her hand, and 'then look.
ing at the BREAD in tho window, sho
prcssedttd ootninto? the soldiers hand
and hurscdRf without saying a word.
Shc had sacri1ced hay " and her
child's. b nAltfast thBt sho might rclicyo
ono whose peed shn. thought was creator
than hor,own,.
AZ that moihiept tho servant appeared
and, by his masters order, ran after tho
poor woman Ovortaking her, no dropped
q gold piocoin her; hand as a elf. from
b wqpnded soldier, who from that
day wore. tho widows mite at his chain.
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.taNsnH yrLY lI:
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A euro FOR sick Iieauaaohe.

This disttessing complaint js due.to
nh inactive or sluggieh liver with
constipated bowels which deranges
the stomach and disturbs the nervous
sysicm, causcs dizziness and IN op.
iprcssivo dull peio in tho head, often
80 severe ns TO. prevent oil rest or
;sleop. Ono Of DR.. Gunn's Improved
! Liver Pills will relieve you OF oil the
pain and mieery and a fey moro
doses will correct the liver md etom.
acb mud fcgalato tho bowels. While
these pills aro smnll, easily taken, and
mild and gcrile ID their action thero
IL no inddiclno -muio that will 80,
cfI6otually euro sick headache. 20
CENTS p bO4. jsol'i'by I. r. Mnllor.
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NEN1a-

.A-I-@-1 E@a-s a.sl1
Tselcsssturs Of 1sse -pFuTided
70. j sps.ial clection 70 b. held Feb.
il. 1880, u ratify or rejet csltain
(, ans5dnsa:sto tas Coaztitutian 81
tho S;Ius. oes OF which vas 10 %
s.n,al tast Instrument as to auth6noe
thsLes:slstnre 20 charter a State
io:sery,eri many persons believed.
AMI ssii osis.fc, that that xls the
pIfspasokisctot the haste mani
fs.,i il pta.inS the proposed amend
En5 JSs5Te tnspsopis by calling
spseiai e!ectioo At IN expense to tho
StI.eo OF neatly Ea,0M. As IS well
kn3wn tho lottery amendment vas
defeated a: The polls; bat il seems
tae prssross.s Of tie scheme arc Eot
dis5o3Eesel, tor E D. Boyle, a Scn-
s;9r ton Sloacy.copn;y, Who fsrored
t~1a2-i;ns OF the special election, has
instituted proceedings to test the ga
hjss;. or-She spscial election on the
s5a9dstha. the Legislature eIceeled
i~t54ha15sf.y in ruth ,rizirg tbs eiec-
tosxjs:SsrSlip 1888 10 vote IN lSSa-
$500 General STATUES pro-
s:iss as foi.oxs:
SGac &e:to7lyear SHALL commence
onSsef first da. Of January and end
CT I tii.tty-tiEst day of December or
Gee SGS.,. WhcEsT5T-i IN the same
clS:to:ll year there shall be held in
IN. tigGsh:p mcro than one election,
g!1fEai, special, or municipal Any
pe:s1E registered for anyone OF such
sisst ons enIi-bs deeusd registered
for al subsequent elections IN the
EdDs!esr.s
1s1iJ sesn : little strange that q
SecitJ. who favored the calling ot
tfespse:ai election should uox seek
tobaye said 'eIcction set aside by the
SnHene Court, bot in view CT the
fusE.npi IL eaze tho election should
DO deciared void the amendments vii
BIS again Sn5,Ditted to the people al
ttsgeaerlle!ection on the 4ih day 9.
n2st November. with the hope that
sufficient influence may be brought
t,beaca ia have tho lottery amend
EisIt aaopted,bs the people, The OBJ
jest otths present proceedings IS ap-
plreat: 1.-THE Supreme Court should
decils that tho special eiection was
no. valid hecspss the electors had
not registered in the year in which
e was hell, OF for any other reason,
thsn tbs proposed amendments. tee
io,tcry amendment included, will bs
Submitted 20 the people at the next
general election, end if ratified tho
promoters OF the lottery scheme vii
Be made happy.
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ST. MAnY's ACADEMY.
gamaspeepea. juno si,h. 1890.

There have been many commence
pents in tho inter:mountain and
coast regions this season, but ooly one
OF he:Sa M1ryis kind. Ts popular
Institution has ;zst closed another.
year Of It's useful and prosperous.
career, aud in many respects the best
in its history. the fifteenth annual
commelcepent will DO recorded on
q Of its brightest pages aud will
live fresh and green in toe memory Of
ali .ho we're present for long years
TO cone. As the close OF tho session
Ore. e a the Mother Superior fore
SAY that the largo and commodious
study hall OF the main school build
log would be inadequate to accom-
nodate tho massive crowds that
4:ouid DO preeent and wisely and
thorghtfully, engaged the Grand
Opera House Tor the memorable occa-
sion. When tho five grand pianos
Prdnged in the orchestra space in
Hoaarth's broken lines sounded fbe.
note for the first step OF the grand
Hnngarian March accompanied by
three hsrps on the stage, the curtain
gently arcse and over go pupils in a
line OF moving beauty marched TO the
:timt OF the grand music before THO
footlighls and made ealutations TO
parents, .ffiends and visitors. The
march vas played with accuracy and
:the steps perfect 10 tho limo of tho
-Rnusic. Eyory part Of the programme
ttoln beginning TO its close gave evil
saegce Rf excellent training and care
Of pupils and judicious management
81 their control. 1t was Pleasing in
,eyesy. particular apd tho concurrent
tes6inouy OF those present credit 1t
with being the best ever rendered by
ifAasfeheol eyeh 70 itbe parts, 'ot,the
eiureRihs and mining. =,
ensIbtsrspereed In different parts Of
ithePrc&fnmmo came The distribution
..b .Ffemiums, prizes and mednls, pnd
.iia9Xa fond parents heart swellcd
yFith pride whom rs or hor daughter
salsanced before tho f~ootiights nnd
dropping, gently on ono knee before.
rhfs. E~xeellepcy Gov. Tboipns, was
'p~fesehtet BY bin With . eoii medal
for tho honors faithfully won
Tho farewell chorus accompanied
F, on harps, guitars and pianos, was q
very protty tabloau, played Ia or.
fellent timo; the voices, also, blended
IN sweet feeling and harmony, and
Was an appropriate closing 10 an
Intellectual feast.
st. Marys hos closed q most pros.
porous yoa1 Its patrons scattered
;farand wide agree In their words OF
bfaiso aud say--woll donc. Tho pros
peet3 for tho coming yoar are ON.
nousaging, sea, AaCtering. 10 make !
room for ipproasing patroiingo ailarg0 !
annex TO tho muip building 65x13o
!ioet Is 10 procces Oh erection and will
80 tsady Tor otoupupcy whom tho Fall
tenn begipa IN EepSnbc5 Mother
,Bapartor. md her corps ot teashers
those noble, hard~orking phlngtnbiDg
! eistefs must taso great comfoSt from
tho success Of thclr isbofs which ts
apparent ir The tadiaiS6peht end
proliciepcy Of thtir pupils md wbicir
IL 90 9oSiGsnbio TO oil VINO Visit ST.
N5sy's froM timo 10 Tine Jldaho
News.
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j. w. ADAMS, Chairman.
r. ]. DUNE. Secretary.
%lnuuratcd Fibre ware.

The attention Of the public is d.
rected to my new stock OF Tubd
Buckets, Basins, etc, manufactures
from 1nduratod Wood Fibre, pressed
out in n piece, without seams or
hoops. 1t is light and durable, will
not shrink or swell. will not faint any
kind of liquid and bids fair to super.
cede tin and wooden ware. Call and
examine it.
!. II. Cnhsr.
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The so.aier Io.e

The R5psbIssa put: proposes to
bsld the soldier roo hft baakrupts
the countIr>I IA doiax It No:sa;isd-d
Eith the dependent Pcnsion bN.
Ehich runs the expenditures for PEN
sioDs 10 mos. colossal sam, three
Rspublican conrantsons n Western
States have la.ely declared in favor
OF pensioainy essy so,iier gagged
in theySar. This is senseless dena-
gogy and the soldiers will SEQ it
IOxden Democrat.
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1.-Two And Lei Idrc.

Those who desire ff6sii Groceries
ana PROVISIONS, as we'll no Glassware,
Queenswaref etay ehould not fail to
examine my stock and prices before
purchasing. a;spG
a penny sayDd is as good ne o penny
earned aud you can cave money by pur.
chasing goods, at home. l. carry a
large stock Of ecGsonable goods md
VIII soil at'Litc and Let Live prices.
Zil6 - s. IL CtiAsE.
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KEEP To THEiRIGHT.

! pepss1e :npctc4eeb. s4y 81 The n1mcroo,
;s,tssss @Ssysa,s; s Sc, ~ mh ssii &c eseaies
ana shsr66bofAEy jffS e. Oar remedy 'eoa.
tAtsa do 9iaknEy, fPntafa., ASecn!c, o. any pos
eppghssks;aaes rhcioysr. II bailds up TIC gen.
erI health frgn the .aftt Sosc, tpd has norrf
faredits eradicate eontaSioast ood poison I'D
fsenects frup the syseu. rs apre to get TIA
gcpulna. sond ySur adstce, fa- gsr. Ttcs,!.c on
B,oed God SKI D.stssoe. which. VII be. r1sitel
frs. SWIFT F~PEC1FItEo. Ni.kta. De. .
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undertaking.

Having purchased of Brown & Hos
kinb their in;erestin tho Undertak.
ing busincss,nI an now prepared to mt
tend to NIL calls in that line. ! will
also attend to the refairing and up.
holstcrine Of Furniture, etc. Shop
on Commercial stfeet next door ts
Brown &aHoshins' obj stand. Il.
60 N3sn;I0 5NsF. PETERSON.
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A sure Cure For pncs.

Itching Piles nre known by moist.
nro like Precipitation, c60ting inten4e
itching when warm. This form de-
vol ns Blind. bleeding and pyodd.
ing, yield, Of once to De. gosankos
PHO Remedy, which nets directly ON
tho paris affected, aUfoibs trmois
allays itching aud effects spetmancnt
cure, zoe. Druggists or mail, trtatiso
iroe. DIR. Rosnnko, lpiqun, o. Sold
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