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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-03-28

Tenant waited. See adv.
see what the H,llsboro Book
Re has 10 say this week.
Mr.. Thomas +. Rig.hee adver-
l. ,aluable mineral lands for sale.
! adv.
ESee notice Of sale OF land by E.
Car, Administrative 0: j. w.
kr, deceased.
l-For Salr.-A set OF Blacksmith
|oIs. Apply to Jane Moore, a,
l.. SaIlic Il Collins.
EI.onk TO Summons Liver Regn.
Ir for .eliei from All sickness arts.
! from u diseased liver.
Supreme Court !'ar grant
new trial in the case Of k,rk-
etck W.. Holmes, from Orange.
meeting every Wednes
ii night OF course yon'.l be
PRE-, aud YOU vii! get what you Z"
s--An elegant line Of 5 aud 10 ct.
bod, Just received at IL. l.. Parish.
PRE- Call aud make your reie, .
pms st once and ccure good bar
Slu-.
3-The dogs have AT Lac, learmc.l to
] Submissive, aud To stay in Their
Npect.e placr,-W home-H,.
Vnor said they must. tor a while
east.
The mu die. hard--sometime.
ieel IKE rejoicing over rs demise
before we begin behold il re-
YES and looks as though il weuIo
Re forever.
While Daniel Fauce,te, colorel
scouting wood on his land nea
wi Iasl Saturday, his dog caught
d turkey tina, weighed II pound
b. his beard was - lnches long.
"A large lot of School Supple
p't received at the Book Store. w
ave a Composition Book, the l,k
shlch was never before cold at l
et, Every scholar in Orang
DUSTY should have one.
Rev ?. J. Jordan, pastor o: ,h
o''Fed Methodist church at thi
ace, says he will be glad TO hav
'e white friends of The church al
Foa any OF bis services. Seats wi
reserved for them. There wi
'nree services in bis church ne1
''aay, aud he will be glad 10 hav
"e "Ai'e people attend any Of then
ben Terrell, the Alliance or:
'' o. Texas, will address the pc,
Of Orange a, HiIlsboro. on Mo
April 9th. The Progressi,
""eF SAYS that Mr.. Terrell is OF
we foremost lecturers in tn
H'm",ry' We hope the people
,na ooro aud Orange will turn o.
yarn what Alliance doctrin
D"nt forget the date, Monds
WI" 9th, and that the speak,,
WI begin al III a. m.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-03-28

Married in HilIsboro. on Sun
day. March 22nd, by Rev. I. G.
IIayr., a, Tia residences, Mr.. WIN.
II. Newman. ct Hiilsboro, to Miss
Mary Turner. of Orange, daughter
of the late Henry Turner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-03-28
rut OFFICE OF THE OR
COUNTY OBSERVER
o< CHUKTON ST. OVER
IVES DRUG
rINE TABLE no. 3.

;. eyrEcr, rEB l, 1891.
IT,, NJ. Q, mail, going West, az
a, Hllsborn 5 81 p. M.
[,;n NJ. 10, mail, going Fart,
=. a, iHl!-borc at IL 03 y. III.
r,io No. II. through freight,
,enpers.) going West, arrives o,
.boeo at 40 a. m.
No. II, through freight,
going East, arrives a,
.horn at 3 Is =. tn.
|,,n No. 90, local freight, going
i, passengers between Greens
= Selma,) arrives at Hills
IMl.4o y. m.
ham No. 62. local freight, going
I, 'passengers between Selma
Greensboro.) arrive. at Hills
at $50 a. III.
J. G. COOLEY, Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-03-28

-uLsBORO Posi- OFFICE.-O6ce
rs from s .. m. to I p. N,
" day except Sunday, aud on
dsy from IL m. to l p. IN.
N. w. BROW N.
Post Master.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-03-28
FOR SAI.F-

u, "s To such an increase Of bnsi.
.. - re Book Store, our Las, Fall
Is, a.,,s . s'zes TOO small. EIor.
'aAen in payment.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-03-28

Itsia sail that il will take ten
years aud from sS,O00,000 TO Sl0,-
000,0 600 I" complete George Wander
bits castle at Butmore, rear Ashe
Vile Wilmington Star.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-03-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED.


A GOOD TENANT. Man with q
IA small family preferred. Every
thing furnished.
Apply at this office at once.
March 23l. 1891.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-03-28
LITTLE GIRLS EXPERIENCE IN 4
LIGHTHOUSE.

LIGHTHOUSE.
NJ aud Mrs. Loren T.escott are
,.'pefs OF the Government Light.
I'a'e a; Sand Beach, Mich, and are
"a ea with a daughter four years
-. Last April she was taken down
i. I4 Measles, followed with dread.
e"ogh and turning into a Fever.
'',s st home aud at Detroit
ssu Ger. but in vain, she grew
"a. rapidly, unit. she was a mere
| y, rlal Of bones" Then she tried
%. anss New Discovery and after
~. eof two and q half bottles
b. ESonpIe,elv cured. They say
! nss New Discovery is worth
An, IN gold, We, You may ge,
Dfur. 'o'''e tree at w. a. Ha,e s
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-03-28

Judge Boykin is holding Court q,
Durham.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-03-28
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was siek. we gave her CastoriA-
When she wa . Child, che cried for CastoriA,
When abe became Nin. she chung to OAssorta,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-03-28
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viii be Inserted tor
,,l,rc zone iucll} tor the first
rcnt, lure.th Subsequent pub
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-03-28

An Attractive
Combined POCKET
and MEMORANDUM BOOK
advertising BROWNS IRON BI1'TKRS
tho best Tonic, given way at Drug and
general storeA Apply 1t once
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-03-28

-Bilicusness, bile, boils and the
blues can be cured bv taking Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-15

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Notice.

To THE REV. I. T. OsBoaN:
Your cattle having. during the past or years,
repeatedly brok ~ through fence sAd greatly
injured my Gro q, you are hereby requested to
prevent y repetition IT the damage.
Paving in. n+ctunlly spoken to you repeatedly
about this matter. take this means OF avoiding
further trouble. JOHN MCLAUGHLIN.
Ct
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QlNucc II you desire them ne use foolihg
usV''c0 away time on things that don't pay;
our Great New Stanley Book. ii book and terms
not satisfactory We refund your mo ey. No risk
No capital needed. Both ladies and gentlemen
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ENERAL AGENTS SELLING THE PATENT
NJ Adjustable Shoe are mnkiRg from 5000 10
$500 per year. CsRvxssers - 90 - 81 10 per Gay
Exclusive territory given Address with 2-cent
esamP, CONsOLID ATED ADJUSTABLE SHOE Co., So.
lem. Mass.
The National tribune., 1891-11-05
GET UP CLUBs.

Comrades, the fight on veterans and vet
Grams rights is intensely bitter, and will
become much more so as the time approaches
for Congress to meet, and during the coming
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE is the only
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self solely and singly to fighting their bat
ties. The other papers which are friendly
20 them rave other interests which they
deem more important They hold their
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veterans The NATIONAL TRIBUNE has
no intetss bat those Of the veterans and
their dependent ones. 1t fights for them
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Every veteran should not only send his OWL
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FORTHCOMING ATTRACTIONS.
Good Things i'm Store for Read
ers of The National Tribune.

THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE for the coming
year will be made unusually attractive and
interesting We have great array of valu-
able features to present to our readers. First
and foremost, we have an admirable account
of boy soldiers experiences in
THE TICKSBURG CAMPAIGN. By Prof
e. A Hobbs, Of the DelarqH Wis College.
Prof Hobbs lras First Sergeant Of Go. r.,
18Th H., and fought the entire campaign
Which he so graphically Describes. He COM
meHcCs tciM The camp at NiHiken's Bend,
aud carTifs the reader through all the cam
pdigH, giriHg bog soldiers rieics Of The
marching camping, fighting, scenery, Gen
erals, etc. IL lrW be redd Nth great interest
BIZ ALL
INDIAN STORIES. A Series Of Exciting
Narratives of Life, LOriRg, Hunting and
Fighting on the Western Frontier. By Col
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LARZ BEYERLY. An Interesting RO-
nance. By Mrs. Olive Logan Skies, the
noted t,riter
on THE MEXICAN BORDER By Col. A.
G. Bracket, a. s. A.
A NOBLE ATOHEuENT. An Interesting
Story. By Nine. Sophie Reifeid de MeissHer,
Of the Russian Legation.
SOUTH AFRICA. 4 Series Of Letters from
the Diamond Fields. By II. b. Harrison.
CLARIFYING THE FIRST NAIL SOUTH
By Geo b. Hail.
AMONG THE INCONSISTENCIES OF NORTH
CfROLLNA. By Gen. Marcus j. Wright
SOUTH AMERICAN SKETCHES b
Capt. AlmOHt Barnes.
THE BELL H'ETHER GUIDE. By Mrs
Louise Morgan SIN (daUghter Of Gen. Nor.
gan l.. SMITH. A Story Of East TENNESSEE
Loyalty.
This is only partial list. Other attractive
features will be announced from time u
| time
Lieut. T. Dix Bolles will continue hi,
fascinating series of Experiences and Ad
| ventures"
Frank G.. Carpenter will continue his in
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Prof Felix L. Oswald will continue hi
/ attractive articles.
| THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE will constantly
| be made better and more interesting.
The paper costs only two cents week
| Every family should have it.
The National tribune., 1891-11-05

Dr. j. more dian probable that English and
German intngues are at the bottom Of the
Chilean business. Both those countries are
strong rivals Of ours for South American
trade, and are doing everything possible to
autagouize our interests there, and incite
eumity against Ms They were much dis
turbed By the Pan American Congress, which
they were helpless 10 prevent, and are doubt.
less taking this opportunity TO get back al
as English merchants have long had 8
controlling Influence in Chilean commerce
and the Germans are exceedingly anxiou,
TO get a looihold there. They viii max,
common cause 10 Gust us and then fight out
The POSSESSION Of the trade between them
selves.
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Oh ILL., wArcH oFrER.

We earnestly cali the attention of our
readers 10 the great watch offer which APP
pears in another column. This is vastly the
best offer 81 valuable timepieces ever made
by any paper The watches are simply the
best made anywhere In the world, and owing
10 a break Ina the watch trust we are able 10
offer them for fraction Of what they have
been heretofore selling at. How long this
break will last no one can tell, 80 IL behoOyes
every one who wants a hieh-clsss watch at
an unprecedently low price 20 take immedi-
ate advantage % the offer.
The National tribune., 1891-11-05

fought for, withdrew unmolssted from the
victorious field.
After these alleged figures the Senator
defined his own position:
Washington was a rebel. and believe you and
were right. and will never deny Il. Honored as
your Governor twice. and then to seat In the
Senate Of the United States thank God never IN
either position had To apologize.
/ knew jefferson Davis personally. and under
stood him orator. soldier. patriot and states
man. aud regard him the Erhndesi character on the
American continent.
Later he said:
Who furnished a substitute in the South? None.
Every other one North was bounty jumper
This is absurdly untrue The substitute
system began in the South almost before it
began in the North, and continued until
the grasping CONSUMPTION law forced every
man in the South into the army who was
capable of carrying a musket, unless he
were the owner of 30 negroes Then sub
stitutes could no longer be got.
Again:
For the pension Of Federal soldiers the estimate
for the next year Is sliOOO0OOO Where will this
stop? No telling We have one-third To pay
Tennessee has paid $4,000 600 toward pensioninE
the Federal soldiers since the war. Where does
this money come from? II comes from the hat
that the beautiful girl wears, the shoes you wear
and the coffee you buy, and goes on grinding Ike
the mills Of the gods. SLOWLY. but exceedingly
fine," but at last comes from tie farmer.
This again is untrue, and prepOsterously
50. A United States Senator has no excuse
for telling his constituents that the coffee
they drink pays a duty to provide for pen
sion expenditures. Every school child in
the North knows that coffee has been on the
free list for years.
We have not half exhausted the misrepre
sensations in the Senator's speech, but oul
space is exhausted and we must stop.
The National tribune., 1891-11-05

MS makes 1hhTNelOub uiHerence from
the figures which the Senatorial orator gave.
The Senator continues:
Go over north Georgia's 100 LatileRelds In 100
days; the very Tiyulets they came down ran red
with crimson blood. Then come up 10 Tennessee,
where Hood fought Franklin; the former lad
5000 men, all arms; the latter than one Corps
Lees command being kept back. how many went
down? Six thousand was the number lost 10 w
under the deadly fire Of the enemy, although we
routed them from their breastworks.
This is a gross misstatement. Gen. Hood
reported Dec. 10, 1sGi,-after he had sus-
tanned frightful losses at Franklin, over
1000 killed, wounded, and prisoners,-that
he had 1914 men present This would
give him $4,000 at the time Franklin was
fought, 10 days before. lie gives the
strength Of Lees COrps-which did not fight
at Franlilin-as 1851. Deducting this, he
still had over "a 900 for the assault. In the
works at Franklin were the Second and
Third Divisions Of the Twenty-thitd Corps,
and the First and Second Divisions of the
Fourth Corps. The official returns for the
two divisions OF the Twenty-third Corps for
/ Nov. 3O-the day Of the battle-show q
present-for-duty" strength of 1881 The
two divisions Of the Fourth Corps had on
the same day a strength of 1 ,33l, making
total Of 81 SIS 10 oppose Hoods $4,000.
The statement That I'VE routed them from
their breastworks is simply untrue, rs Gen.
Bate knows, since he commanded one Of the
assaulting divisions, and was painfully aware
that every attack made met bloody repulse,
and two hours after the last gun was fired
! the Union troops, having gained all they
The National tribune., 1891-11-05

Returned Globe-t rotter (eheerily)-I had q
rather unique experience in Egypt. After
toiling YEARLY up to the apex Of one Of the
pyramids | came face TO face with a man who
had climbed up from the opposite side. OF
course we became quite friendly and exchanged
condolences. And then imagine my astOnish-
ment at discovering that this lone stranger
whom had met for the first time on the sum-
nit Of an Egyptian pyramid bore the same
name, letter for letter. as myself!
Casual Acquaintanee-It was indeed strange.
by the way what might your name be- We
have never bce- introduced, you know.
Globe trotter-John Smith.
The National tribune., 1891-11-05
THE ELECTIONS.

As we 90 to press-Tuesday, Nov. 3
holly. contested elections are taking place
in Ohio. Massachusetts,, New York, and
Iowa. All these States are claimed By both
parties, and ee eau give no particulars until
next week.
The National tribune., 1891-11-05

Hawbaw, the Humorist concluding his
latest jokel-Now, 1 call that pretty good, but
you did not seem TO appreciate it, TrOtter. You
did not laugh any.
Trotter returned tourist)-I laughed
heartily at it four months ago when found it
chiseled on the walls Of recently-exEumed
house in Pompeii.
The National tribune., 1891-11-05
STILL WORSE.

Farmer Grayneek Ito gentleman agricul-
turistl Strikes me you don't know much
about farmin'. They say you poured bilin'
water down q hens throat the other day to
make her lay billed eggs.
Gentleman Agriculturist (recentIy from the
cityl-Wel that was not so bad as the attempt
my partner made. He tried the same thing on
4 rooster.
The National tribune., 1891-11-05

~,e.A..Ash4S Any nOn-sub b.
kg,E 49, scriber into whose
~ " 49, hands a copy Of this
~ weeks issue Of THE
NATI0NAL TRIBUNE shall come, will under
stand that u is sent TO him for examination.
We ask that he OF she viii look over II care
fully, note lis many special features, and COM
pare it with other weekly ireside papers. We
are very sure that if they do this they viii
find il 10 he superior in interest and attract
iycue-s 70 any and all Of them. tits beyond
Question ,he best weekly family paper in the
whole country il has more distinguished
contributors, aud q greater array Of valuable
reading matter than any of them.
The National tribune., 1891-11-05

Waiter-MOck turtle soup, sir?
Joash Grayneek lin city eafo)-Is it real
mock turtlef
Waiter-Yes. air.
Joash-All right, then. Gimme a sauceFful.
None o yer art'ecial mock rtle foT mo
The National tribune., 1891-11-05
nNFAIR ADVANTAGE

Salvation Army Captain (solemnlyl-My
friend, are you prepared to die?
Alkali Ike-Say, lOOky yere! This is an I'M
fair advantage to take of a feller. I'm totally
unsrmed an hain't got a cent.
The National tribune., 1891-11-05

In looks o. if the whole Of Europe-er-
cept Great Britain-Will soon be arrayed
In two great leagues. The Dreibund now
consists Of Germany, Austria and Italy.
These have populations and armies as
follows.
The National tribune., 1891-11-05

Hare yOH asked 0H yOUr acquaintance 10
spJScribe for THE NATIONAL TRIBUNEg
III not do 80 al once, 10 giUe the paper more
Porcy ia champi0RiHg The cause Of le UetcroAs
The National tribune., 1891-11-05

If each subscriber to TIE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE rH charge himself NTH getting
one nel0 subscriber the circulation Of the paper
riH be doubted at once, and nth little trouble
Let each subscriber TN IL.
The National tribune., 1891-11-05

THE HA1ION1L TRIBUNE should haze
n circulation o. a quarter u million copies
by hc hme Congress mccts, and ii tcH hare II
The comrades iC0rk for Il as Il ,0OTks for them
The National tribune., 1891-11-05

This includes very many brigades and
regiments doing duty in the rear and on
the TANKS, and which took no part in the
battle. An unsigned paper, found in the
records Of the Army Of the Cumberland,
and marked coffee copy" gives the follow
ing strength Of the troops engaged in the
battle Of Chattanooga. Noy. % 81 1a63r.
The National tribune., 1891-11-05

Now il j. proposed TO have Servia, Sweden
Montenegro Denmark aud Greece join Rus
sia These populations and armies:
The National tribune., 1891-11-05
TIE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.


WASHINGTON. D. C, NOVEMBER ., 1891
The National tribune., 1891-11-05

Against these are Russia and Fran,
which has populations and armies:
The National tribune., 1891-11-05

This makes a marvellous difference from
the figures which the Senatorial orator gave.
The Senator continues:
The National tribune., 1891-11-05

1rl,.o or rt ya,a-s. rosr oraas sroos0o.'' .rra'