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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
Eelp D)nllico.
Malea

1lARh
4 FIRSr-CLASo ti1t'lln" -alr.uan
"a wanted one familiar Win DIt Hour ana
.r.s.n butIue,-. aud Who 'II command
%cw.jef-ey trade pref rcd Addr',r
MILLERN' AGE%TS NrH-iora Prod
ucc Exchange ro.tofire.
A GLNTs WANTED 10 writ for our i-t
= oI new rLtcIlI .-l- % h1niI Hu-' 10"
experienced t1lcsu.ch ana oI tu'i address.
j. J. }. CO., Tribune once
I. OOKKFTpFK AMI ASSISTANT BOOK
- KEEPER wanted b. manufacturing
company. Address, stating -I,trg rAp-ct ii
ana reference H., Box 10. I iibIu' ONO.
a. YOo AHE OU1 OF EMi'i.JI MI
j or sh IT, maize a chang. call a. III" old
reliable MeiEovolitan A2engY, , H,.uoni hio'
salesmca porter. packers, driy"re. Goa hmen.
stablcmrn' uatcirirn, usciul-men. lalm
hands t,amstcrs. cOol,. wsitcis rremcn ava
mechanics; new orders every risi. hEl.
HOPOLlTAE AGENCY. oS5 nrondway
SALESMAN. IKAVELLING. fAp-Ii-
> ,u,Dd man ou straight Commission, can
G i-, lii ulL i LII = 5S'Hsfi AND PACK
A"E 'IRIHEf CO., canton, onto.
"a ANiIsIs--A tuycllu- s'lr-man fpr
W coach vanish a s1p~iIn. mar can pIs,,'-
Italy uy his own sI4tfy a.i"r pr't Ing Lis
aLlllt. 10 sell. II Won can iil This biii. come
and -eo VI. LAWSON VALENTINE 90:
ANTrD.-Sslesmcn on salary cop coul-
~ n!-..0u 10 handle tir y LW PATH
CHEMICAL M EKtHlN" PENCIL. ;
ihc greatest selling novelty cNrr produced
'raecs NIX thoIoughlt IN t"9 second" no
abrasion Of plper: 200 b. 900 per cent
lront. one AGENT sales amounted 10 500
Zoo six days another -. lI Two Lour' "t
want ono energetic general agent for cA.h
state and TERRITORY sample by al - 81, =;
For term. gnd fuU particulars sdGr"en THE
MONNOE El,ASLk MIG. CO. Lscfo-se,
VIA
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THE FIRE RECORD.
pAYIc ~ \ TENEMENT HOUSE.


Tie o-story building Nos. 2J6 and 81 WeSt-st
and The connecting stable at No. o. Laght 81. were
burned out soon after q. IN. Yesterday. and the
flames causel panic in the tall tenement house NO.
90 Ll,lit.st l.. Y. Cramer dealer III hay ana feed
occupied the greater part OF the first story OF tho
building and had dozen horses in the stable. The
lame, started in the lay loft over the stall, ana may
have been caused By the carelessness OF uamps
WHO slept there The horses were rescued with some
G.Grut, after the fire had begun 70 spread through
the building Mr. Snedcer. carpenter, had quantity
~ ium5yr stored the second floor, and tpat ahd
Mr. Ciam~r, stock made abundant fuel for the hame'
The Iquor stores II James Groean and Morris
Tcueci.c were on the ground floor and were soon on
fir, Is the flames rose above the roofs Of the build
iuas they blown against the wall OF the tenr.
I,cut hpis- which for "a time was IN danger Inc
orcuplnis Of ia" tenement house, numbering nearly
one nuud.ed. INTO the street. ihey suffered IRON
the cold Uu the hrcmen assured item that thcJ hEh.
,euru 10 tlcir rooms In safety. The damage 10 tie
luildrp, was about $4,000. CTamer'- los was said
f. he - 900 and ,ucdckcr's abOnt $1,000. Grogll
and Lcnccllc lost about 500 each By the fire. Most
OF the property was Insured
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furnished Rooms.


4 --TlFTIl-ANF. CORNER.
"A. Patty occupying lovely nat up oI'
Hight vii. Irut - or , rooms. ,harn-''-'F
iurni she'd. with steam heat and all improve
McLts, 10 frst-Cla>> people with fri'Fchc. -
COLE. I" East ltth-NI
4 LARGE fu.-hcd room. sl.ttbl' ior
~ one og two gruuemcn, good location
- lJ~t 4fth--t.
l. URNI>HED ROOM TO. LLT..-Vesg
L REASONABLE: ,.I. heated gentlemen
only. 3l3 Last l.,A--t
OCTH.ST.. -. near r,oadVay.-. Bachelor
30 apartlnClt, new y furnish snae
rooms. - 30 upward heated bath on 400, {,
convenient hotels lcst1urant-. l. station
1856 WEST, near bro ;.i'''''
81 within block 81 Manhattan 20,
Handsomely furnished rooms. large oI small (,
ai-o psrlor sl';"
tO WEsT appointed see.
~ old floor ip roScv house, guaranteed
% degrees throughout. % rr~'-cia~> u'opc 3
write reference, IA separately. 81. IS
AZ TH-ST. IL WEST-E.ccauty flr-
III ni>hcc rooms.
nc TH.ST.. : EASr.-Fl,g sntiy furnished
~ rooms foT gcat.em,ni steam heat.
Brooklyn.
ITO ITT-A Furnished room N ono o. two
1 gcatl men room j b. - high ceiling {;
o. B-dfon-tyc.. near Hr ldvav. B'uot'vil
T.. D references exchanged. Address
Dr.. BOX i. Tribune Oa.ee.
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gounirn RfGl Csiait FOR Sale

A GEADI IOE MOAICLAIk.-D"eA.ns,
~ FOR sale; Land By .hv acre o. lot,
!o.scs " let. nrnlsA.d o. uniurnisi.ed.
. BBS s. TAYLOR. BecHInsn st.. =. 4.
HARM FOR SALE.-An excellent !a.m
i " 90 acres, near Lawr"uCcN.4c. y. Jr
{ m.le, from Trenton. suitable FOR Galfyihe
gu.aI farming OF truchingi well supplied
with fruit trees lu fan bearing springs
sid we'll. OF excellent water, mouse duG
luLaluR- ~ good repair; Onk6lent "
church and schools. ACdrNs, Mr.. J.. D.
BLkKIEN. I0wrei.ceyillr, y. J.
H. Ok sALE.-C 0aptry sea,s-and fam. OF.
i es,a side OF tn Hudson kfcr. FNAN n
PERRIN. Ii.uklN OH ud-on y. !.
EOE SALE -Good prls, fam 80 aofcs,
i near MCiHCtth Psyk RACE touise,
Nev.Je-scy. Address COLEMAN, Iitoa
Pals. y. j.
FOK SAIL a bargain. a farm IN
J. Pas-aic COGaty. y. b.; healthy 10
o..ty AID ncaf twO RAILROADS. Ador".'
FAtM OWNlE. Boz ~. E"lleyiAe \. J.
DhsSAIC. =. Villa plot. FOR sale;
best residence portion ~ CIV water
Hwer. ras police. nre terms easy. AD-
RIAN &. HEGEMAN & co. .32l E'"ay.
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for GQlc.

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Real Csiat. 10 Gxchanae

l. OR SAIL. IXCHAEGE.-Iains. AL
over $500. - 1vp 10 coo. so 900 !"
800. ia paving 10 Ivl cent; large
lcrs- ranch. can ,lit any Of" io- ar-1 -
iuy b-..ra January 1. J. ". FIELDER,
o. Llh.-tv-st.
I HAVE PROPERTY az Bersounurst-by.
U tAe-Sc1 worth -bout : 100 vii
would exchange for BROOKLYN property o;
about same value. Address a, bon Z.
TUUune Of.cs.
y EAST SIDE "arenue" jenemento; per
4 feet or1 er al iu.plo, eIj, wei! req p"d
lfAty Uog'Aa-eC Vl.! K hudcc for coun-
try eat OWNER 10 WaH--t.. Room p.
s0IH-Sr., NADIoON-ANL.--Alw ways
w rented welI-blllt apartment, exchange
TO- country scat U! lots. ~ wallet,
Room -.
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flats Go Get. nnfurTisheo

DLACK BUILD 80, 81 Itth-svc. }
ID trance Eas 2StA-s.. ; isrg. pr n -
sunny exposure also one for bachelor.
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9th !, snl Celatc for Ga!e.

INVESTMENT propcrties I'm this vicinity
\ .rrr.. very do-ifatlc 70. sale at f9ir pflct9'
rutland & WHITING. > Be"lJnan-st.
IsT6EY cabinet finished. 9lst-,t.. 9th and
4 81 ave.. - 900. hTLNLNS, 9th'
ave. corner 93d--t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

AM -FILD. stylish d.cs,mak"ri elc.-
" o.n. n. a. rrssonrbie price. ,5s02
broadway. between AID ana 13G sts.
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Gin Real Gsta,e Go Get.

LARGE first lof. = lease. JOG franz
a. Z. :. CLARNSON * CO., - lib
Eiy--t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
Dreesmdkinu.


a -A.-MLLE. THIBAUD, 100 West
"a. 25th.At. tea gowns, evening. s.iort
aud house dIesGes also tAiIol 'maor cONp'
q gante nod .rs% pi!ce short h'uce'
A -A.-DREssEs ioi misses, 9 y II
latest sigus luC work; shoft noIce
Nine. X. ANToI%ETr lI2 Wr,t l'to--,
A ETlSYIC DEL>SMAKING- Cloaa~ and
"A wrap made and altered 10 seal n.r-n ara
frr az most Itg-pH~blr uliCtN ana snort Iu-
To. Mrs. NcKLHOf z: Lt-t Oth-0t, oP'
pos.te DenninS's.
EriSTIC DEE5sAIAEING.-0 street cos
n tunes. cariia2e anc evening Gown, n,s1f
f,l 80. tea gown, . 600, pli tha.'u
tls.rd Mrs McEDEOl. o. LAST 3th-sta
oDpo-.t. D'nnine'.
KIIsTIc. TAILO&.M NDE SUITS. siOj
z m luarant.,d; also ball. "Nculnr AID
- EFT on dresses. LONDON AID Phhl }
Di;f.~~NI AUING CO., 1Cl N'si ISIS,
az. 9Th ave. over Adams d. Eoodh store
nUI:lN0. the holidays d few m,io cngsg,.
~ ment- b., the cay Irenoh system. -iS
wet 59th--,
npE~SMAKEE by toe do or Ne-k
- rut and n, guar ntecd ~ Tayior's sys-
Ten. l,t.st -t-lD. I-'fefrHcc. Mr.. EILLIK,
si5 West 2ist.st. 3 bells.
nTXRI TIE u CGi.L. q Wcst f7th-
IL 81 Inn Or:cr OF ladies .>srs orl'f
takcn Tor wln;1r. street. evening, rrcrptioii
dresses: delivered inIhed,atil N7o nNes'
ta!lor made. ladies material taken.
NpORTEE.-Dr cs.c, for young misses;
| sxreriiorabIr pficcs Oidrr, taken G"-
Ilveyed INN, d,atcly AT the same price ~
~, AZ The ildles' rcsI1onccs Oh saturday.
70 West 47ih-''. ------
AM FIELD. stylish d.cs-mak"ri eic'
M I'm. n. a. rrssonIbie price,. !, 5:02
Broadway. between 4Ld and 1Se sts.
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Domesilc 5ituations fOanteo
Females,

-
LJoMcSiic 5lfuutluus U1dutpA
Females.
A DVERTTSEMENIS FOR Trr Nr,vu
"A YORK TRIBUNE Mill. an IL
SEI ELD At THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
! 40. -3S Broadway, corner Ihirty.nfst.et.'
un,ll ?. H.; go West Twenty .third.st.,
ave. co'Err foIt a. HibN,l'a'e c6 l23 Fourth
corner F0rfvseyenrb.st o oSV ,It 80, 49,
n,ear sat. first.st l,70s G fifs,-aye. ioS
~ =! 90 oTtI ..rcoad ST. o92 Columbus,
$50 OE a., 6 5aa l4e I'D ddARLEM oFFICE.
4p ~ > ,. n, at regular Office rates.
& NIitrD ' and u ~ T ~ .SS1C HAhBER-
SWEDISH girl. speaking English, 10 do liz
WORK ~ a family one "A, good family cooS
la.fre-, TIE other a, chambermald and
W9ltr s.; willing, obIiglng aud trustWorfhv:
city or country b - of it,. references. CAT
"Hl., o2' Io..-',e., o-l.-oth ana 25th -.
COHh BY young American woman a.,
MS. Ass cooH IN private family; vo,y
~ II.,,!!1,i,nc.es' coarse washing. WITH
4 OOK-HOUSEWORK- fT- .f-o--g
- sco.ch Protestant, cook. wash. hon
and wait on table nl.eIr. r,.,s.r,+s :, - y,
toprthcr. city or ' coln.l y-'lf W.rS safI,
y LtK, Be- Gt!raye.
CmoK and LArNDRESs or HOUSE
cty Or country ep.d l" y' SSo'ch gonab
'''.
r,EYTTy W-.ITT@,-- 10.
4 dozen OPP 10 md ya.G t, ~ pr
/ tlr.. PRICE. 3I7 -ts.ate. H@sm - Jay
~ ~Ent1-r -,oNr1YToY-Tv
IL IiIy ~ Refinement. d. f.r'.1',i.1 -
@.,, '' .1.. ~ 80 'l'-aNe.. Room ..
II Oh TX iPrE ot tONrANION.-By
al fl. ,i1,.'. ''cl d. :, ieir. -nce,.
- 10 W. o. osl-aN-'' hloih !.
I;Dt >IKEEPEH -Br p ,oun. Cr-ole-
IL 20 w.towcf or an oL,.y Gentleman,
! I'D "'-dlr., Hl'' IAt kIIit.
HDl,,hKEEPTE.-B a Young colored
4 woman. lsr ~ 'o5'b.t -
/ richt. back.
II q. man; d. PLAIN cooHing. waning AID
,v"A5 y Isial hq4.ey ,.3 ~ o. coua.
! -. tween Sd snd 9Th ayes
IsOI>rW0pK re e., r,-..g --,------,,------d;
IL Au.r lcln c.ri. ,o,h,. wasae, and .rons
nicely. al viii Walt on table when r.-
nur.d: It, cr country WITH Ms. TY.
/ LER. 3-s Gth.aye
IiOI ~.WOEK .-By clp4hi. neat scotch
air no, a..iiL. ~ aor4. city o. coun.
~ -o't cno. md ltluGl -. Gall IL
,.h''l'. % ar l'ti->t.. ME-. HALL ;.
| no. >IMuNk. -H.. A ,ogn. - ,ll,u gIr,-
.nd !lOHrr; willing AID o1uellg; city Or
/ ,yuntFi l.:c,,nt Cl.l a57 4th-ave.
T tcJ"t,n -1,A anu -Ofh ~.
4 AD,rS MAID nv a yo-n- Germ as
4 u,r.a, 4 yelrs' r.fe,e.ra. a.st c'a.,
.tmstsrss. Hne D.. d. worker and hi drc,s.
/ r. ,pak French and E.gA-h; q! .b.-c-i.
F - tf:' ella. can az Mr. NJ. .! .'Ch ..
| lI'' t.i-t i-.---i', D -"'." 81 a't ttl tFe'.
AD1'> MAID AID >f.A,l,rEI.> -,,ooi
Il cr.,-IAa.r Win. Z, a.,.-. Ni-l grow
int children; pest c.-y references. io1 Wcss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
A .IIcnr BLAzE II TIE UNION SQUARE HOTEL

A SLIGHT BLAZE ~ THE UNION SQUARE HOTEL
\ pan Of grease on the range in the kitchen OF the
Union square Hotel caught iie yesterday morning
when the cooks preparing brcabfast and the
fame, went through large pipe which connected tho
hood o' the range with the chimney. SCOT in the
chimney Llazed up and the kitchen began t. fill with
sru0hc.
thirty servants were AZ work in the basement and
most II them fed. somebody called the hicHcn from
the truck house in East Th.rccutst st., lut there was
no danger that the flame, would spread and the fire
men ONLY waited until the chimney va, burned ojt.
The flames caused a damage ~ about 500 10 the
iifriru range and it. connections. There was A
cll ~ burning SCOT about the basement later and the
..r,,rt, were late in serving breakfast, bit II was
aid that tnr fire caused 10 alarm among III" guests
in the hotel
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FLAMES ~ \ NEW YORK TOWN.
rorhc,tor !. y, Dec ia dispatch from Church
,lr ,y The hand some new Willard Block on the east
40. ~ Main. It, IN that village was destroyed by fire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

{ VOk and LAUNDRt SS-CHANBER.
MAID and WAIIEESS.-I}y Two youug
SNpc's. GIriH. speaking English, TO do hi,
Noih ~ a family one "A, good family COOK
.fiN-' tue other a. chambernad and
VAR So wiling, ob.le.ng and Trustworthy;
or Apply 311 ita-dNc.. brt..jth and 2Bth -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

A>tiING-'rwo resIrctnbi' Sw dish
W lirl. wish 20 t1ac Do washing Tor Lentle-
mon mrnliu. ATTN done; test city refer.
,rce. AdIle.s SOPHIA LARSON, 3l2
last o5th o.
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GRlyD Army ctVP FIRE
uorlf uauieo.

r,o.pot. y. w. Dec. 70 ,pc,nD.-A l~-c comp
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gNAlIRFsS ard CHAMBEkMAID.-By
w mat canadian guf 'Nreuencrd:
nt-t.c.a-s vaitfcs. ald chdmbcunalt: dotH
pain sewing. ci'r or county. Win Mrs.
LlNII.H. -, G.h.IAr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-11-15
Bit,lS~ tor sale at !:
I'rOtit-A1 CO$f-cI
Given \

| have on hard at ,he IIlll>boro
Book Stove, about One Hundred
Bibles aud Tesla neuts. They are
there tar sale "Ar a profit" If not
AT profit, ., cos. Ii not III cost,
'giren away.
Yen. or yonr irieud, or your
~neIahbor, can get one according TO
the following
lyon want 8 Bible and are.able
TO pay me . profit, l~wonli be glad
10 sell Ia YOU
II ,on ueel a Bible and are not
dblc - pay me a profit, say 50, and
yon can have one at cost.
Ii yon have no Bible at home and
are not able 10 buy one at cost, YOU
will he welcome TO one tree OF
charge.
Yol who read this. if you know
al any family in Orange county
without 4 Blulc IN the house, please
leave their uame IT the Book Store,
and obiige. Your. truly.
NATE w. BROWN
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-11-15
The PULPIT AND THE STAGE.

Rev. r. NJ Shrout, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says: Il feel it my duty /" tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery
has done TOR me. My Lungs were
badly diseased, and my Pensioners
though, | could live only a few
weeks. took FIVE bottles Of Dr..
hing New Discovery ard sn sound
and well. gaining ri lbs. III weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves
Funny Folks Combination, writes :
After a thorough trial and convinc.
ing e,idence, i am confident DR..
Kings New Discovery tor Consns,p-
tlon, beats EN- AL. and cures when
everything else fails. TIE creates,
kindness | a do my many thousand
friends is 10 ntge them Ia try it,
Free trial bottles a, ". 4. HAYES
Drugstore. Regular SIZES SOC and
s. OF.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-11-15
HAPPY WOMEN.

What is it that makes women
more smiling and happy than men ?
We meet them on the cars, on the
streets, in tie country, by the sea
shore, always smiling, teeth a gliSt
ening, eyes a dancing. Ah the sc
crct is they aim to please. 1t is an
effort in many instances for them TO
smile, and were il not for a desire to
look pleasing and pretty many
would "never smile again" Why :?
Because in a large majority Of IN
stances they don't feel Like smiling.
They feel more Ike crying. With
their nervous aches weakness and
bearing down pains, lie to them is a
burden. VIVA, q gold find to many
a physician is a rich sick woman.
Why should he am TO cure ler and
deny himsrl: The pleasure of present
ing his bllis with the usuai regular
i'Y. 1t seems from the following
Fiat the sureS, and cheapest way tor
iuyalld "me te regain health and
strength is by using Botanic Blood
b1im (B. i 81
Mrs. j. \. White, $40 Wythe st !,
Petersburg, Va. writes: Il have
used Is. Is. Il with happy results.
and others have taken it 1t my al
vice and are delighted with its cura-
tive results
}. y Gregory. Butler Postofiice,
). G., writes My wife had been
under the t%reatuen: OF several good
physicians, bat continued in poor
health, so | bought :our bottles Of
IS tanic istood Balm, and il did her
more good than those doctors had
done her in ten years. She is how
doing her oau Washing. a thing she
had hot been able TO do TOR tour
Years.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-11-15

President Harrison has appointed
the 9th day Of this month. to be Oh
served as a day ofpraycr aud thanks
giving by the people of the United
States. The people OF the South
have more to be thankful for this
year than they have had before in
any year since the war. We ha,
large crops Of Cotton, Corn aud To-
lacco, the solid South, aud almost a
solid country, aud the health of the
people throughout e,he whole coun-
try is good. O!,let Us all give
thanks INTO the Lord
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-11-15
HIS WIPES
HEALTH.

My wife suffered for years from
debility and "a general breaking
down Of health, the results of dis
eases peculiar to women a few
bottles OF Switts Specific IS s. S.
restored her to perfect health. 1t
built her up, increased her appetite
and weight, until she is now the
picture OF health. The speedy re.
covery of my wife from her long
illness caused all my family. and sew
eral OF my neighbors, to take S s S.
AS a tonic we are all delighted with
it. GEORGE FLA MINER,
Gown gton, 0.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-11-15
Nothing Succeeds Like

The reason RADAMS MICRORE
KILLER is the most wonderful medi-
cine. is because it has never failed in
any instance. 20 matter what the dis
case, from LEPROSY to the simplest
disease known to the human system.
The scientific neil of to-day claim
and prove that every disease is caused
by Microbes. and RADAM'S MICROBE
KILLER exter1ninates the Microbes
and drives them out of the system. and
when that is done you cannot have an
ache or pain. No matter what the dis
ease. whether a simple case of Malarial
Fever or . combination of diseases. we
cure them all at the same time. IA we
treat all diseases cOnstitutionaIly.
Asthma. Consumption. Catarrf,. Bron-
chitis. Rheumatism. Kidney AMI Liver
Diseases. Chills and Fever. Female
Troubles in all its forms. and. in fact,
every disease known TO the human sys-
TEN.
BEWARE OF FRAUDULENT M
fTATIONS.
See that our Trade-Mark (sa1ne a
aeove) appears on each jug.
Send for book "History ofthe Microbe
Killer" given away by
W. A. HAYES.
Druggist. Hillsboro.
or d. McCAULEY.
Chapel Fin.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-11-15
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

From several counties Of The State
reports come of yields OF two bales
of cotton to the acre.
According to the latest estimates.
the Democratic majority in our Dex,
Legislature will he about ninety.
Hon. Samuel r. Phillips, Of North
Carolina, Is mentioned tor the va
cant place on the u. S. Supreme
Court. {
Mr.. Clement Manly. of New
Berne,' will move to- Winston and
practice law in copartnership with
Hon. +. NJ. Simmons.
The Presbyterian Orphans Home
will be moved from Charlotte to
Barinm Springs, Eve miles south OF
Statewide, in Iredell County. l, has
been so decided by the Synod. A
building TO accommodate 100 or.
phans will be erected.
Raleigh Advocate: Mr.. c. NJ
Parke, of Hillsboro, has donated to
The Hlllsboro Circuit a parsonage
valued at $500 to $4,000 We re.
cord this very liberal act on the par,
Of Brother Parks with profound
thanks &c him tor his magnifcen,
gift.
The Raleigh Adcocnte says tha,
Bishop Keener will have some ques
tons OF law to decide a, Concord
One Of the lay delegates elected to
the w. N. G. Conference from the
Trinity District lives and holds his
membership cas-, Of the line of divis.
ion. Of which Conference will be
be Q member :"
A young school girl. seventeen
years of age, who had RUIZ away
from Oxford College, N. c., va,
rescued from a coal barge at anchor
af' / ambert's Point, near Norfolk
Va. The barge was in command o.
Captain Lind, who swore when the
officers went along side, that the
girl could only be taken off toe
barge o, er his dead body, but wher
they covered him with their pistolt
be meekly succumbed aud turned
the young lady over to the detec
tives. The young lady vas taken ir
charge by friends until her parent
could arrive.
The Raleigh correspondent of tn.
Wilmington Messenger says: Youl
correspondent to-day interviewed
State Auditor SanderIin and learned
that the pension warrants Will al
he mailed Oh the 30th day Of No
vember. Formerly these have beer
sent to the pensioners direct, Blu
under the new law they will be sen
to the Register of Deeds of the va
rioos counties The Registers ar,
required to send the warrants, or de
liver them personally. to each pen
sioner and to lost in the court hons,
a list Of pensioners in the county
The pensioners will therefore in tn,
future look to the Registers and no
the State Auditor tor their warrants
Last year there were in round nun
bers 1000 warrants mailed from
here and the postage was $50.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-11-15

In sixteen States the Republicans
have no representative in Congress
" ha,soever! What q rebuke to that
party 1t has no representative at
all from two New England States,
where 1t was Ouce SO ~entrenched in
the affections of the people ! What
a change has come over the spirit of
lis dream .-Nems anil Observer. :
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-11-15

It is claimed tina, the next Honse
of Representatives will stand 60
Republicans, DIG Democrats, and S
Farmers Alliance. 1t will be DO
trouble to count a qnornm-ot
Democrats-in the next. House, and
Gar Reed will not do the counting.
Delightful
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-11-15

W. have received the November
number Of The Lyce""n published
at A,hevillc, n. G. Col John ID.
Cameron, II OF the most talented
w%riters in the South, has a very IN
tercsting article in il on the "Sonth-
ern Fields of Poesy. The Poets OF
North Carolina"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-11-15

The Legislature OF Kansas is now
apparently against the reelection Of
Senator Ingalls by - 70 cs at least,
and possibly 2l. This will u
great rejoicing all over the United
States.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-11-15

Every Cigar sold at the Hills
boro Book Store is hand made
made in North Carollna-guaran-
,eed, and pronounced by those who
know, to be strictly good s for
80 cents. Ne z tor ) N sold.