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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-03
For the Observer.


Died in III sbo-o. Nov. Sd, Mr..
Henry Ktny. II -f.e .4th year nf his
age. lie nA? scarcei, realized lhe
tea;h Of L,r hotnet aud mother,
beroie hs ~as called upon TO exye.
Renee the satne fate. llrury was q
good boy, ana beid IN nigh esteem
by q large CIRCLE q. 3Irtnus. Every
thing VS. done ;ha1 loving hand.
.oa!d do, Ll, n"t.'lng could arrest
the Laul oi ueal!l. lie toi- bis sut.
:e,.iu,s viii . at fuiuusie aud VAS
c~puSclorS OF dis aprroaciing etd,
anI EXPRESSED iIsosei. wiling TO die
ana l.: ..!Ih jesus, VINO ha.i pruv.d
such a prec.ocs savior ~ dying
nuur.. l4el l...6 laIi encourage tue
hearts vi ,uose Who nuuru i,r HIM
a,,i Le constrained 20 follow his ex-
a1l;,le and fui tlat
"Ja>us can make Il dying bel
Feel SOFT rs duWny pillows are,
. Aud On His brtas, TO lag our neadS
And breathe uuI he Gut swectly
there
\ FRIEND.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-03
Our OLD
Evening Visitor


We are informed by Mr. Will c..
Strnrach woo has IL charge ,he Sol.
d,er>' Home III ahts cliy, that tie II
-t;tulion AT iresert does no, +! any
mcahs cret The requirements. There
are now neatly sixty inmates and
ten applications 90 f;e. The rooms
are all filled ANA no more inmates
can he accepted or provided tor
win anything Ike comfort. Snc':
tee opening Il the Horne there haze
heen eighty FIVE inmates. six OF ~hnm
have u.e,t. They Represented nea'iy
al sections Ct North Carniiua. Mr..
Str"na~A expect. t:..t, IL the Course
81 anoth"r ! AZ, there viii ho apps
cstt".s for al l.a.l one hundred, and
ronm shon!i be pt"w led t"I theu..
Ii is hope.i therefore dat on- OF tie
titst Interpretations mstie by toe
General A>scn.iy MI he IL this III
rect,ou. Tnefe should be rot!ling
Ike STINT il tLe matter. Ihnee old
Veterans VIII sc"u ne called ilcncG
and the Sta. owes it TO them, as q
duty, to sc that their drC'lnirg
Years are made as comfortable 81
possible.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-03
NORTH NEWS.

The Dukes OF Durham have given
ten thousand dollars more to Trinity
College.
Col J. S. Carr sen, bis check for
$50 as a Thanksgiving offering, tor
the beuctit OF the Soldiers Hume at
Raleigh.
S,anly News: Good Farming +;
Mr.. J. e. Parker. two miles west Of
this place, raised 1000 bushels of
corn on a two-horse farm.
The plan OF having 3 North Caro-
lima building at the WatTd's FAIR
has been abandoned. The ladies'
who undertook the task OF raising
the money found they could not
do so.
Alamance Cleaner: No conn,y in
North Carolina is making greater
progress in stock raising< than Ala.
nance, 10 fact, she il the leader now,
and the business will bring much
money TO the county. Alamance is
proud OF Der horses, cattle and other
stock.
Three men were frozen to death
near Newbern, a Few nights ago.
They spent the night on q capsized
boat. Another IF the party at.
tempted to swim ashore and was
drowned. Two Others were res.
oued after being exposed fifteen
hours.
State Chronicle While Dir. AL
len Byrd, treasurer of lIarnett coun'
IT,, was absent from his home, he
left a trunk containing $1,000 OF the
county funds in his house, n ,hs
charge Of his aged father and mother
A few nights ago thieves went t.
the place aud carried ct all tn,
money.
The Hotel Zinzendorf ct Winsto,
was completely destroyed by 6r'
on the 24.h instant, at IL o'clock, a
m. No lives were lost. 1t can.h
t'ou, the Laundry and hard WIN,
blew it into the house. Some turni
ture aud most OF the quests bagsay,
aud papers we're saved. The boar.
Ut directors me. at 4 o'clock and re
solved it TO be the sense OF III
board to rebuild az socn as p,aatica
hle. The loss is estimated at abou
$4,000 insurance on building
S10O, 900.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-03
Now TRY This.

II w!i cost ynu nothing and VIII
Snrel2 do ynm good, il you haze a
C,n.h, Cold. or any trouble will!
Tnroa;. CHEST or Lungs. Dr.. Kings
Ne" Discovery for Cousnnption.
Coughs ,ni G Ids is guaranteed To
give %reli"t. or money Will he paid
back. S!.ferers from ia grippe
fnnui IL 'st the thing anl urdrr its
use tad a %speeiy .nl e'teci rccrv-
cry. TRY a sample hhL'e al our e.-
,r"se a..d learn ff yeurselt Just
hos good a liHnI L "a. Trial bottle.
tree a, w A. iI,yes' Drugstore.
l.. te SIZE 50a az & 90
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-03

~ q Conference red 10 Raleigh
las sa''rdayiA jasdyc:1ed 'hs' he
cz5,''o appropriated by he last
Lr.~!:"rc Tor ne North Ca'oll"a
exhibit onl Of Tie direct tax iuod
vas available. This rciie.". Il, fur
Their II nu,p AMI he ~Ork ct making
tie e~u.uit a. tie Worlds Fair viii
hc ~a.t'vciy pushed. TIL, is most
fortunate 10, the State. Over a year
n. it va, decided ,.tlt the amount
appropriated would not b. avail
abie.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-03
The Safe Returning Board met

The Safe Returning Board met
in Ka!"igl on Dccrnbrr Isl, TO car.
.ass the rr.urrs Of the recent elcc.
ton. Tue Board is compnei OF
the Governor, Secretary Of STATE.
Attorney General, aud Senators Jas
II pou, Democrat, Of Johnston, and
w. y. HerGtrson, (ro!nre') R"pnb.
lican, Of Vance, who were appointed
by the Governor under authority
vested ii him.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-03

T..a,piuh NORTH Carolin!ar, I

I..a''ISH NOrtH NHTUI'HaE.
.laSt six months tom no" there
will he ,in., n Nortli Carolina who
are nov rr1i>iny C."vt.a'd 10 the
SKIES Who viii, "hru ,ney ,.li 10 Ge,
an nthc,. u-no,ace nm a, . stuffed
,ro;h"t' 4 "mu5"nnp.' There
is 10 tia y 'onl nov, but. mark the
lrct. '}an: Nearly every man "ho
.rt, .Ha tccal-e ne uoesnt get m
oilicc Viii he rt:rc,ting Mat tll,l
was tot elected.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-03
Ihe Work. OF North Car
DINA NJ ta3s<.G az the
AVxsE-il"- Er.s5r

The Lady Managers AZ, ointei 10
collect hnt@':ntns O: H.rK OF The
uumct q \ e!;, Carolina. tor exhi-
nl!"n al TIE { l!ah.an Exposition,
20 tie hell in Chmago, desire to be
Viac@a II ,onaa"nnicau n with ex-
pests IL all lires IT womau's work,
Golh u8uai az | uhusual
They invite correspondence. and
Suggestions on ali subjects pertain
IN. u the work they nave IN hand.
Fer the better prosecution OF the
':esa'S" IT THIS work, they have ar.
'an"e,i II into II. in!in~iny Divis.
IONS. Iac same aud aiiress Of the
La3v-Ala .a-er in charge is given
VIM each y, ion, 50 correspond.
ence on the valions Subjects a be
addressed t" thr 'a1y j., charge of
that Dtsi~iou, aaI ,has expedite
!, work:
Division A--Co.onia' Display,
Carlos. ancient AM moiern.-Mns.
Geo Y. t1,t1er, Wilmington.
DrSion E-DrawMy. Painting,
E,ch'n4>, Crsyun Work. Pu,,efy
and HON, DecoraIons, Wood Carv-
Ing, Sr,.nture, &..-Nes. Charles
Price, Sal sDury. e
D'> >.m C-Seo'tie Work, Taxi
''ermy. t'e.st.er Work. Leather
WORK. Fish >-a'@ work, &c. Miss
Stella DIVINE Wilmington
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-03

EaErMATioM CURED IN A DAY.
M .~t:o Care" for Rheumatism
and N-ural.ia ra1i ally cures in |. t."
) days. I,- aotiou upon he system
IS rerar@a.,ie and ,nys'efious. 1t re.
move ., meg tie cause and The dis
"a~e l,@mcd ate,y disappears. The
litet Il >. greatly bertft~, rs ce"ts.
Warranted " ". \ Hayes, Dug
gi-i, li':ieborn.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-03

T~honSa1iis o1 ives are saved al.
(naa,iy by he .se q: Ayers Cherry
Electoral. In Tie teatulvut OF GROUP
a:a who i'!ns ~rg''. the pectofaI
has "A most .arv.luus thrct. 1t al
Laws :hilmmaltu', jf:r> the obstruct-
-d ar passages, ana coutrois the de-
sure to CUuoh.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-03

Pension Commissioner Ranm's
annual report viii show that the
pension Appropriations lat year
were sl4i,OGn,OOO which vas sl8,-
600 $50 TOO l.l,le, and that for nc u
year $3.50 coo, 900 ui!l be asked for.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-03
Toledo We>pExiy ISf:.Ic

Tie most popular anl vel knnrn
weekly nrtsnarrr printed III this
oonsuy is The Tn,rd" Blade. For
NOR. ih.n twenty years i has had a
Gr,niaiinn ct 100000 10 200 900, 20
i"G rr1nla'!: 1910 every ) ate AMI
T"suln,y Of the Un,on From I'll
'"cn 10 lwenly five tons OF print pa
pr is cn,lsuued IN each weeks edi-
iion. ~ L Is regularly mailed to
NOR. thau lai! the r"st"t.icrs cIIhe
tnitcl States. Il il a peculiar fact
that tho Blade is the enlv weekly
nc"syaper published thM bas reg
n.ar Subscribers in al parts of The
United Staics /. j., ed:,cd with
special reference - The wants OF a.
lcop.o II al SECTIONS. 1t is also
,ir I. ,i,y. Besides al TIE news Of
the "c!N Il haS Serial ~. d Shor,
Stories, VT 400. l,mn"c. Poetry.
Cannhye i'arm, Sr.aify School lie
>cuS. lp,3s ".,I~ poutry, Pnz
ne. liansnltp'l. A..Arrs To Cores
yoa laat.. Lite ". a. q s~:ecra'
iaao To- i>t, IL. !. ,linson
l,>k, .c..'er ;nt praprlstn" OF tn
i h., i. >.itc,l iet j, III, at.a
W. l~Gn,r.ha.a \ series =: illustrated
i|.,tc.s Ga ti.. E.anatrS ana c..tons
al H., ~trn,.ar coua'ry aia is ;,eo
pie. Tac~, a.rrlts Wl', lie CON
r,,Era A.l... time l.; Iunruary or
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-03

The Legs g,ure viii convene in
Raleigh on Wednesday, January +,
aud remain 10 session for sky days.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-03
$ F. CIFICS

~ X. e. ID. J O \ e
offers his professional services 10 the
citizens OF llillshoro and surrounding
country. All calls promptly att nded
day or ni:lI. OIlce aE residence Hills
boso.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-03

You cannot tel vel. without q
clear head, and for this take SIM
r,ons Liver Regulator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-03

En.,isb SPAWN L;niInent removes
a. Had, Son or CaiioHsei Lamps
aai : enishes from horses. Bloc
:, avn., CAro>, Spiirts. Sweeney,
RD"--bone otlties, Spra us, aud Swol
leu Ih'oais, Cough, etc Save $50
b} use of one bpt:.e. Warranted
b. most wonderful. Bleni-h Care
,vr known. Sod by W. a. HAYES,
Druggist, H,isboro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-03
BENTON, ARK. May 20, 1892.

BENTON, ARK. May 20, 1892.
M-ssrs. L:ppman Bros, Savannah,
Georgia
Geu,iemen-I have had Rheu:na-
ti-m about two months, during las,
winter was Confined 10 my room
mos, Of the.nme. | saw. an adv-r.
tisement in the Saline Cpurier re-.
commanding +. 7. +. as : cure for
Rhcuma,l@r. I tonynt three bot
,le-, IN, before ! GOT through with
the ti..r,i nr.,;e | was cured al,!
have not felt the least 'etttut ii
lshrnmatsn Stree. Iti-md uit.'i-
y the best remedy for Knennat,sn
| ever tired | can ~cn~eriuly re.
commend i, tn the pnhiir.
d. VI CUSSlNGuAM.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-03

~ Eif<. Orange County
Observer. So the only pa
D+eI.pn:sIIShr<; in Orange
County.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-12-03

Congress meets mex, A"niay.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-11-19
The Only One.

The Chicago. Milwaukee & st.
Paul Railway is "the only one" run
ming solid yestibuled .lect'ic-ii light
cd anil steam heated trai between
Chicago, Council Bluffs, Omaha
Milwaukee. La Crosse, Winonr, S .
Paul and Minneapolis, making direct
c, injection at Council Bluffs and
Omaha with all Inns FIR 81 points
in Nebraska. Wyoming, Colorado.
Utah. sho, Or. gon, Washington,
Nevada and Califeania; Il. 81. Paal
with al, !ine .;,r all ,oints Is ii'c
Northwest and 2 get Sa,ts:!.
1t now opcrat oye six thousand
miles of thoroughly equipped road
in Illinois, Wisconsin. Northern
Michigan, Minnesota Missouri, Iowa,
South and North Dakota.
Through sleeping cars be'wee
Chicago and Portland, Oregon, over
Northern Pacific railroad via James
town, Butte, Spokane Falls, Tacoma
and Seattle. If you are going West
to locate or visit you will save
money by whiting to VIM. Kelly,
Jr., Travelling Passenger Agent, No.
SO South Third Street, Philadelphia,
70 rates of fare. maps, time tables
and full information furnished free.
All coupon ticket agents in the
United States and Canada have
tickets over the Chicago. Milwaukee
& St. Paul Railway; ask for them
l1-19-at.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-11-19
liz vuuunl HIS NAN,
Club, Mho Stois Mr.. Horst's Horse Il
Captured In MariInsburo.

Mr.. David Horst. the liveryman,
this c ty, who some time ago l.ss q
b rse by hiring it to stranger mo
never came back, has at last lea cd
both the thief and ihe ANNA.
He received word in response 10 .
card sent to Mr.. Vim. Rutledge, Of
Ma-tinsbur who keeps hotel
there, tina man whose suspicious
actiors be had observed in regard to
. horse, might possible be the man
he was looking for. A man by the
name Of r. Ii. Club, giving his adj
dress as Rockville, arrived al the
hotel and inquired of the proprietor
ifhe could put up horse thore. He
was answered in the affirmative.
The man, however, never brought
ths horse and this, combined with
other circumstances led MIR. Rut-
ledge TO believe something was
wrong. The sheriff Of Berkeley
county visited the mans room at
the hotel and found several letters
which led him to believe the mans
life had not beer altogether free
from suspicion and lawIessness in
the past. A revolver was found on
the man. Mr.. Horst was sent for
and Tuesday went to Martinsburg.
The man made clean breast OF
the affair, confessing to Mr.. Horst
that he was the man who never re-
turned the animal. He also told
the llveryman where he bad traded
or sold the animal. It's understood
to have been somewhere in Virginia.
Mr.. Horst will go after the animal
to-day.
The Montgomery county aslthorl-
ties offer 500 for the arrest u the
thief, while only s25 has been offered
from this city. The man will there
fore be taken to Montgomery county.
The man registered at the Contl-
mental Hotel az FL. f. Clarke. The
horse which the man brought to
Martinsburg was found in another
part Of the town.
Clarke or Club 10 young man
aged 25 years, about five feet, tn
inches in height, and though he wal
seedily dressed while here, MI.
Horst said his personal appearance
had mnch changed and improved.
the man wss by n" means overJey-
ed at seeing him, tor MIR. Horst at
ouce identified him as the man who
hired his horse and never returned
it.
It appears that on election day q
msn giving his name as Richard
Club hired from PASS livery stable,
at Rockville, Montgomery county, .
horse and buggy, to be gone several
days in canvassing the county. The
man failing to return. the matter was
placed in the hands of the authori-
ties, who sent out information in all
directions.-Herald and Torchltghf.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-11-19
1T WOULD BE iNHosPITABLE.
Therefore tho Fair Directors Would MOI
Close on Sundays.

At the regular meeting of the
Worlds Fair Directors in Chicago
last week a resolution was adopted
favoring the opening of the gatas on
Sunday, provided that the machinery
be not run.
The directors say that as all that
nations of the earth have been invit.
ed to attend the Fair, it would be
highly tiscourteous and inhospitable
to inform them that they cannot do
on Sunday what they would do were
they at home.
"The closing of the gates on Sun
day." says the resolution, "means
that thousands of artisans and me-
chanics, to whom the exhibition will
be of inestimable advantage, will not
be able to attend it."
The Directors say they are in favor
Of allowing every nation to hold
within the grounds such religious
services as it may desire on Sunday.
They also think it desirable that the
gates should be open to allow yisi-
tors from different portions of the
union to meet socially at their State
buildings.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-11-19
Railroad Accident at Grafton.

Quart N, Nov. l5.-The west
bound Chicago express was wrecked
at 4:40 this mornings few miles west
of this place, The two day coaches
and two Pullman sleeping cars at
tached to the train, as well IS an ex-
press car, were more or less damag
ed. One of the Pullman cars sid
down the embankment and turned
over on it's side. No one was SER
iously injured. The locomotive did
not leave the track Both rails we're
torn up for some distance, and travel
was delayed about eight hours. The
|, cause of the accident was the break
ing Of the s'lcing- bar, allowing the
train to leave the track.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-11-19

THANKSGIVING DAY SERVICES
Thanksgiving Day services will be
held in Trinity Episcopal Church on
Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov.
"a, at IL o'clock a. m. The offering
will be for the "Sheltering Arms
Hospital" Donations will also be
received for the hospital. Please
read appeal appended from Bishop
Psterkin:
"With the return of Thanksgiv-
ing Day, the Sheltering Arms again
confidently appeals to its friends
through the State. The good work
goes steadily on, the last report
showing IS patients treated in two
months. We desire first large do
nations of money, which is always
needed, then we hope for boxes with
all kinds of provisions, sneh as ba-
con, -four, sugar, coffee, rice, tapicoa
and canned goods. We also need
good hospital supplies, as white rags,
needles and thread, fine and coarse
combs, chairs, carpet slippers, pill
lows, blankets, large scissors, band
ages, oil-eloth for table covers, medi-
cines, bed pals, fountain syringes,
ETC."
All persons wishing to donate to
the hospital are requested to send
their donations 10 the lecture room
of Trinity Episcopal Church, on the
morning of Thanksgiving Day, be
fore eleven o'clock.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-11-19
EXCHANGING WHIsTLEs.

The Spfrii Of Jcferson tsunts us
a little, by announcing that the steam
whistles of all the factories around
Charles Town, wee blown in honor
OF the election Of Wm. L. Wilson.
We extend our compliments also to
Mr.. Wilson and hope that he will be
found in the days of tariff reform,
maintaining the home factories
against the foreign one. We have
some around this town whose whis-
ties ehimed in with Berkelsy's ma
jority and we promise to fight for
them in the faith Of protection for
the interests of the men, women and
children who labor therein. Helpus
in this, the true Spirat Of Jefferson
and we will count you a Arst-class
citizen. De this good deed and to
you it will be shown:
"It hath life beyond to-day,
And, when this life is DER,
twill meet us smiling on our way,
And good for good restore
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-11-19
He Has Reached the Mecca.
He is here.

He is here.
The advance guard OF the great
army of office seekers which will
soon besiege Washington has ar,
rived.
The first applicant for appoint
ment under the new regime has NOV,
ed on Washington and pitched his
tent on the border of the promised
land to await developments.
A man called on Secretary Foster
at the Treasury Department the 9th,
err day and presented letter Of in
PRODUCTION from Congressman He
was from q Southern State and he
wanted job under the government.
He had good Democratic backing,
a desire for employment and he mado
bold to express his wish.
His application was placed on file.
Washington Star.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-11-19
Eco: and Ills Money.


ST. L us, Nov. l4.-John Hill,
until ), week ago street car driver
on the Broadway line, New York,
who recently came into possession
of $3.50 through the death OF a
relative, has 10 the entire amount.
He started out st Monday TO tour
the country and got rid of 81, 400
before reachin. St. Louis. He fell
in with variety actor and they got
drunk together The actor got 1915
from his friend, and the next day
Ed Brees, notorious local charac-
ter, got some more while shooting
craps with Hill. Dreese used load
ed dice. Hill is nss penniless AMI
nsturally very penitenr.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-11-19

All the Democrats who voted for
the ticket representing the repeal OF
the ten per cent. on State Bank cir
culation should now get ready for
their wildcat circulation. Bro. Will
son has asserted that it will not be
sent away but will roost at home. IL
it is not a circulating medium it will
be as bad as many of the notes ls-
sued by us poor people
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-11-19
West Virginia Royal Arch Chapter

CHARLESTON, w. VA. Nov. IA
The Royal Chapter of Masons OF
West Virginia met in twenty-seeond
annual convention in this city today.
The report of the committee on the
union of the Grand Chapter of this
State with the General Grand Chap
ter of the United States was present.
ed, announcing the contamination
of the union, and West Virginia
Grand Chapter is now constituent
of the general grand body. The fol
lowing officers was elected: j. w.
Morris, g. H. P; Cecil s. Spates, G.
K; G.. W. Teidt,; G. S.; Hugh Sterl-
ing, G. T. The Grand Lodge meets
here tomorrow.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-11-19
FULFILL PROMISES

The Republican party has had
charge of the country for now about
thirty years. The kindest care has
been taken of individual and general
interests and a solid, substantial
government will on the 4th of next
March be turned over to the Demo
cratic party for veal or for woe. We
trust all will be for the better and not
for the worse. They have promised
the psople better times, and as one Of
the people we want to partake of the
enjoyment. The boys and the girls
often think they can run the home
better than "dad or man," but when
they try it, there is generally more
disaster than success. In this in
stance we hope for success, bnt very
much fear that it will be transitory
period of waiting for the sun to rise,
for the old folks to rise too, and put
something in the pot to nourlsh the
whole family. The spirit of unrest,
of change, is a sad element ofhuman
nature. But it exists and some
times the change is for the better
and sometimes the result is ruin.
The change is here and the unrest
will, we fear, become more restless
and affect finances, industries, COM
mercial and property values. Our
advice is, to be very careful in any
changes of legislation. What we
are and where we are, as people we
know, and it will be better to taste
sparingly Of the unknown. Theories,
dreams and visions, and airy castles
ofhopeful imaginations furnish very
little meat to practical starvation
and less of bone and sinew to dy-
ing system. There are doctors and
scientists for all the ailings this side
of the grave, but until the brother
hood of nan ends in the fatherhood
of God, nothing will be found in
science or theory that will run either
industries or humanity except care
fully provided substance. Tool much
unrest willprovs injurious and again
we say be careful.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-11-19
Mr.. JOHN HoEY Dad.
Former President of the Adams Express
Company.

men YORK, Nov. 14.-Mr. John
Hosy, sx-prssident of the Adams
Express Company, died to night at
1910 O'Clock in his rooms at Del
monico's.
Mr.. Hoey's ailment was Bright's
diease. He contracted 4 severe cold
last week while attending some
races near Long Branch, in which his
son Fred took part as a rider. de
was forced to lake his bed and sam
moned DR.. Thos. S Robertson, OF
% East Twentieth street, his family
physician. DIR. Robertson at once
saw that the illness was most serl-
ons one and called in consolidation
Drs. Janeway, LOOMS and Dana.
1t was found impossible. however,
to relieve Mr.. Hoey.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-11-19

He Must PONY Up.

In the Csc If Harry Homer. Of
Carlisle, vs.. the Cumberland VALLEY
railroad, the court has decided that
the amount of damages recently
awarded 10 Homer, 5000, isexcessiye
and thai ual IS Homer RENTS 500
q. tl.at amount wishin ten days q
new trial will be pr, scented. Homer
vas put Of train at New Kingston
and .ronght suit for damages.