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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21
JoKELETs FROM JUDGE.

sYou are prohibitionist, eh?"
.'Yes sir: to my dying day."
''From choice or necessity?'
''Neither, sir; from Toledo"
THE BOSS FOOL.
OF all the fools, who leads the van?
Ifit were put to vote
think hed be the silly
Who jumps to catch the boat.
DUBIOUS.
'T think I'll let my beard grow for .
week" said Chappie.
'.Do you think it will7'' asked Ethel.
SIS she in society?"
mo: don't believe she ever took lesson in
Delsarte in her life.i'
LUCK IS WEALTH.
Ii could have the thing want,
In all this world Of good and bad;
If could have the thing 1 want.
And what wanted could be had,
With wealth and fame I'd have no trick,
dust take Russell SaRe's luck.
POPULAR SUBJECTS.
Professor-Mr. Smartman, you may name
some Of the more prominent 'ologies.
Mr.. Smartman-Biology, sociology, geology, as
trology and doxology.
Mrs. Kingsley (proudly)-Do you know,
as long 1 have lived with my husband have
never known him to utter oath. .-~
Mrs. Bingo-Then he doesn't tie his own neck
ties.
Gentleman-What is your name, little
girlg -.
Little Girl-Evelyn Antoinette Billings smith
Redfern Hathaway Jacobs Strathmore Clum.
. Gentleman-You nave a long name for a little
girl.
Little Giri-Yes. sir; but ma lived in Chicago
seven years.
sThis must, be female turkey" OBJ
served Hunker, at the dinner table.
''What makes you think that?'' asked mrs.
Small. aae 81
1T has such rich dressing.n ssJ q
Sunday School Tescher-Now, children,i
what DO you suppose became Of the Red Sea wnen
It rolled back for the hostsg i.,7zs
Johnny Parker-I know. It went. In the storsse
reservoirs,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21
Tho Lines Drawn Too Closely.

The move made by the Law and Order So
ciety OF Pittsburg against the Sunday papers.
resulting in a hearing before an alderman
on Saturday and decision against the de-
PENDANTS, suggests that this would be very
proper time for a popular move for repeal of
the "Blue Law" under which the informa-
ton was made There are other restrictions
in this measure. the enforcement of which
does not seem to be justified. The rigid re-
striction of the sale of soda water, lemonade,
milk SHAKES or confecrions on Sunday in
Pittsburg seems to be drawing the lines just
q little closer than is desired by even the
best church going people in that city. Nc
Keesport has had visit from the agents of
this society during the summer season. The
crusade against Sunday newspapers seems
to be furnishing winter employment for the
alleged reformers, who in summer exc out
an existence trying to put down the innocent
milk shake and harmless lemonade.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21
THE BLUE LAW CRUSADE.
Plotting Against Legitimate Bushes

Plotting Against Legitimate Business.
South Pittsburger.]
That trio of nonentities who constitute the
Law and Order Society ought to have the
thanks of the public for beginning contest
which means the obliteration of the Pennsyl-
vania blue laws of century ago. In their
attack on Sunday newspapers, by the arrests
OF agents and carriers, they have opened up
on themselves and the nonsensical laws
they work under, the batteries of the most
powerful weapon of modern times-the
public press. 1t requires some move like
this to awaken the public to the power any
two or three men can use to interfere with
matters that do not concern them, and we
look for public upheaval that will not only
wipe out the blue laws, but put an end to the
Law and Order Society and that ilk. In
communities in which police protection is
guaranteed, there is no more need for an
adjunct like Law and Order Society than
there is for Pinkertoi detectives to help the
police keep the peace. The Law and Order
people have done nothing since their organi-
cation that the police could not do, and the
money and time they have spent would be
thrown away in the suppression of speak
easies and other business, clearly Illegal, if
the police had not actually done the work.
The observance of the Sabbath is the de-
sire of every right-m1nded man, and public
opinion is such that illegal or unnecessary
business will not be allowed, whether or not
a law and order society exists. In our judg-
ment society like the L. and o. people
have, by their harassing those engaged in
necessary occupations, such as the publish
ing of Sunday papers, running street cars.
ETC., are clearly guilty, though these blue
laws exist, of what the laws of Pennsylvania
term conspiracy. They certainly meet and
plot together to do harm to legitimate bust
ness, and as the Judges of our courts can SO
easily convict striking workingmen of con-
spiracy, surely there should be no trouble
for those most interested to convict the L.
and o. people. 1t is also true that the detec-
t1ves in the employ OF the Land o. folk are
paid wages for working on Sunday, gather
ing evidence, and they are as guilty of vio-
are their victims We should like to see the
Sunday newspaper proprietors test these
points in the courts
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21
Cannot BE Made Effective,

New York Commercial Advertiser,l
Pistsburgers had their Sunday newspapers
yesterday in spite of the Law and Order peo-
pie and the prosecution of newsboys and
dealers last week. A law that has not the
sanction of public sentiment can seldom be
made effective, and there is no public senti-
ment worth speaking OF that opposes Sum
day newspapers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21

THE most pathetic incident yet reported
in the Russian famine is the spectacle of o
whole village uniting in the last sacrament
in preparation for their expected death
from starvation. If further appeal to the
charity of any nation we're needed, it is
surely supplied herewith.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21

THE announcement that John A.
Brashear has completed an instrument to be
used as q standard for weights and meas
ures is one OF which Pittsburg may be
proud. Vain efforts were made to get
such an instrument made in Europe, but
Pittsburg's practical scientist had to be
called on to accomplish it.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21

THE news of another case of body-snatch-
ing for medical purposes, this time near
Indianapolis, again calls public attention to
a repulsive crime, and raises the question of
the necessity of bodies for dissection, ana
the absence OF arrangements for legally Sc
curing subjects, in case the necessity be
proved.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21
WILDCATS IN CONNECTICUT
A Family OF Them Commit Depreciation
Near North Bridgeport


Near North Bridgeport
BRIDGEPORT, CONN, Jan. 2o.-The popula-
tion of North Bridgeport, three miles above
this city, is all excitement over the depre-
dations of family of wildcats which has
been working havoc for the past two weeks
in that thriving suburb. On Sunday even-
ing Tommy, the 9-year-old SON of Timothy
Collins, was attacked in the back yard
while carrying a bundle of wood from the
barn to the house. He was knocked down
and fearfully lacerated.
His cries aroused his father, who drove off
the cat with a cart stake. 1t was very
large and sa+age one and weighed at least So
pounds. Two calves belonging to another
resident were killed and manSled. and in
Vulnerable chickens have lost their lives.
Women and children are afraid to venture
opt alter dark. A hunting party will be
organized tonight. From the howls in the
woods it is thought that there are two old
ones and two cubs. Wild cats have been in
creasing in numbers in Fairfield county for
several years, and around Danbury they are
especially numerous.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21
STATE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION.
Ofifcers Elected and Resolutions Adopted
Concerning the Worlds Fair.

Ohicers Elected and Resolutions Adopted
Concerning the Worlds Fair.
HARRISBURG, PA, Jan. 20.-These officers
were elected at the annual meeting of the
State Editorial Association held to-day:
President, P. Gray Meek, Benefonte; Vice
Presidents, H. L. Taggart, Philadelphia,
William B. Givin, Columbia, and R. B. Nc
Kee, Freeport; Secretary and Treasurer, III.
H. Thomas, Mechanicsburg; Corresponding
Secretary, Mrs. Wolfe, Shippensburg; Exec
utive Committee W. Hayes Grier, Columbia;
H. A. Rutter, Hughesville; j. Irwin Steele,
Ashland: E. F. Acbeson, Washington; L. K
Meyers. Harrisburg; S. E. Fleming, Hunting
don; John A. Mellon, Beaver.
A resolution was adopted heartily recon-
mending the Worlds Columbian Exposition
to the consideration OF the newspaper press
of Pennsylvania. A new Committee on
Legislation was appointed, with j. Somer,
OF Carlisle as Chairman. The Executive
Committee will arrange for next summers
excursion,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21
THE City Boiler Inspector of Chicago

The City Boiler Inspector OF Ch1cago con-
demned boiler: but it was continued in use
with the result that five men lost their lives
by an explosion. The owner, his superin-
tendent, engineer, and two f1remen are held
responsible by the Coroner's jury, and &C.
tion is to be taken against them. This is
right, and should be lesson to those who
persist in various forms of carelessness in
the use of boilers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21

AMERICA has much to learn in the de-
tailed finish Of work of all kinds from China
and japan. We are too apt to rest satisfied
if we turn things out so that "they will do"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21

FROM all that has recently developed it
would be strange If there were not a good
deal o! business to be done at the meeting of
the Allegheny Councils tonight
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21

RYE having been .cornered by the
Whisky Trust, there is now on hand a
similar, though smaller, movement to pro-
duce an artificial rise in the price OF rice.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21

THE French Chamber of Deputies has once
more shown its childish lack of dignity and
good manners by disgracetul scenes leading
to two alleged duels.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21

THAT Pittsburg is cosmopolitan city is
evident from the fact that three inter-
prefers were needed for obtaining evidence
in small trial.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21
Il Isn't cutting Much Ice.

Toledo COMMERCIAL,
The Democratic majority in Congress is
making quite q noise but it isn't cutting
much ice.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21
This Is Not 1894.
Philadelphia Inquirer.]

Z
The law of 1874 has been resurrected by
the Pittsburg Law and Order Society as
weapon against the Sunday papers. This is
not the year 1894, but some people seem to
wish it was.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21

P1TrsBURG has fogs, it also has the grip.
London has both in much severer form.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21
Scratching Initials ON the Dollars.

ChlcGgo NeWs.J
Mr.. Holman is reported to be scratching
his initials on the dollars in the United
States Treasury, SO that none may get away
without his permission.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21

MAKE hay while the sun shines and
sleighing while there is snow.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21
On Dit

IT Is said that nothing larger than No.
boot is worn by the fair fashionable resi-
dents of Ridge avenue, Allegheny.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21
Rot Afr.id 60 Attack sheen.

Not Afraid to Attack Sheep.
Boston Traveller.]
Mr.. Springer 10 man Of courage. He is
not afraid TO attack sheep.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21

THE vague information received through
one of Garza's officers loses any little value
it would have had by reason of its source.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21

It Smoketh Every Day.
Chicago Tribune.]
And the smoke 1t smoketh every day.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21
TERMS OF THE DISPATCH.

POSTAGE FREE IN THE UNITED STATES.
DAILY DISPATCH. One Year. r...................ss on
DAILY DISPATCH, Per Quarter. . 90
DAILY DISPATCH. One Month. 20
DAILY DISPATCH. including Sunday, year. 10 90
DAILY DISPATCH including Sunday, Smiths. . 50
DAILY DISPATCH, including Sunday, NTH. 90
SUNDAY DISPATCH One Year............. $50
WEEKLY DISPATCH, One Year. IS
THE DAILY DISPATCH is delivered by carriers at
J5cents per week, or. including Sunday Edition, at
N cents per week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-21

Vol. As, No. 24S.-Entered at Pittsburg Postofice
November, 1887, as second-class matter.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-03-26

The News aud Observer figure
this Out : The cost OF government l.
small in North Carolina compared
u lin that Of mort other States. tc
STATE Treasurer DISTURBED dufin.
the last fi.cai wear s~1.ll3.l2i. but =:
,hI~ am,a4nt $1,000 were III caru
inys nt tie leni'eu:ia'y, .an1. STD.
roc were railroad di.l:euaS. leasil .
1919 .GS Of cash from taxation .A
pe,led. The total sci.o"l iaEe-
were 21124ey, ard the total .uplx
taxes were So9i,i5l, maai'g q g'and
total Of tie cost Of government, "u'.
side al municipal expenses, ct s.
42G ,2Os, teing sofneint4s Ike a do.
lar aud a h9,t 3 t,ead.
The cost OF tie Cn!.ti S,,tts
go,e,unen., ieaving "a, the pos
, thce. is about SluO n0p.N0u. E,.Aing
a cos, of over six dollars !! head
bearing these figures IN m:ul, "ne
sees how murh m"rc Interesting -
the people is Tie a!p';ca'!on q
principles OF 10 federal cx.
perdtAre> than TO S'ate.aiia''-. Ia
our State government economy :
r'gidly I%,rac,tcei, while in federal
affairs pr":n>ion aud extravaganza
ave too pften permitted. The avt"a.
cost Of admlni>terng.th- State GOV
ornament, leaving out schools aud ~
ttrest payments, etc, is ,r,N -uaj'
and indeed our State government ].
p model III tui> rtsr.ei.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-03-26

The spring Term ri @ tange Su
lr,lor Cour, convened Monday.
Judge Watcher aud Solicitor Par
kcr arlivei Sunday, aud Coutt ras
opened Monday morning at 10
O'Clock.
The toi puing named parsons were
dravD n 6 a,d Jn,ors:
N"->re. Wi,'iac Iendcr, ". &.
Ercncr, Jos. W: Allison, NJ :. Al
60, ". II. WhH'el, JOHN I. Me
Broom, John w Pcnderg'a,s, Clear
$, Su"e, l. y kninn, T. 5. Merit,
w. " Warren, J. &. Robots, \
+. Sykes, \ 3 Morris, Thomas VI
Wea, j, Join Drdson, James NJ
S,>e, autl L. VI S,kc-.
Mr. +. 5. Merritt. Of Chapel HUI
W appointed Foreman OF tie
Gr.al jury, aud Mr. Colcnal
barch was sworn "a officer III charge
ot GIuc,i jay.
tan, ca".~ disposed o! up 10 the liir,
W wont to pres-
STATE $. SAMUEL y. Garden. A.,
s.llt with . deadly weapon. No'
guilty
S;a,e - Seq h,n W. I"rry Re
laling ~1'n"nt iieci,c e case>
Gn'ry IN first case, ;l"cd SO and
90. 3. Nui gull. II ; cases
S,a,c .s. Dnhafu ls.rtlnZer &"
Mr.Iemeanor. Mouon 10 qlash al
lowct. Appeal ty STATE tc Sn
pten.. Cuur
STATE George VI. Clarke. As
saul, w.h4 u deadly weapon. No
Cu'tlv.
State and Mary + Daneh,ery IS
w. J. Tllry. Has.ardy. entity
F.nod so and 800 10 rlalntitf
npp.a, 20 Snrttmr Court.
Ut. -. Lrwis Isu1in. Murder
Not i tru" hIl.
%.i,sjas Turner vs. Gns,ave Rose,
H. i. (~Crl!IhG.i.
STATE v. n,.la Whit,ei and Ann
Pay. Larceny. Gui'ly
'Ihc ,a~n Of 5 l. X rkthrick an
John t I!4r, y. Dnil Ii. tirlm-
AID N&r,la +. Holmes uAs .be.ni
ttini Nncn we pct oar .aprr /
press Thursday morning.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-03-26
H.rnI HOLSTERS

Wa Trmmous, Postmaster a,
f'avi'ir, Iu,l., Whites: Electric BIZ
tiers lla> done more for ne than all
oher med ri"es cf'm''ncA. for ,ha,
bad lc.tIn. .'S'ng from Kidney aan')
Liver iroun!-." John Leslie, tar
mer ard >t"rAman, # same place,
s.:v- Mud ltrctrlc Ht,ers t.. he
The best ki.inev and Liver medicine,
mad me ieci like a neW man. j.
". Gard,tr, hardware merchant,
- ur town. says: Electric Buffers is
st tn" thu. t., a man Who l- al
III down and don't care whether he
l. e or lies i-e to.,u. new strength,
good appetite =. ielt lust Ike ne
hi INV ca-e 81 lite. Oniy SOC
4 bo,;ir, at W !. iI.,ee' Drugstore.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-03-26

II ha- been arranged i"r Rev.
Sam .Iotes Ia conduct q ten DAYS
meeting, at Rocky Mount. in Jniy.,
Associate Justice Walker Clark
las been chosen To deliver The bis-
tori, al oraiion 81 the recession al the
Guii!.r.i Battle Ground celebration
on July 4th.
Judge John \. Gilme' died at his
h.me III Greeushor, Oh The morning
al the 11,h instant, between one aud
,wo O'Clock. H. ~a~ ut conscious
Tor many hours before his death.
In Alexander county recently, an
old rooster jumped At a enid abou,
one year ia aud stuck its spur in
the tack o. the ch.!d : head. The
spur pene rated tie chiId- brain
from he effects ct which it died.
DR.. j w. Garter, pastor of the
Frs, Bat,l-t church ut lsa!egh. Will
preach the Ba%cca;anrra'c sermon be-
tore The ~.ra.tnslin2 class al the Uni
vers;,y ON Sunday, May 29,h. Our
State exchanges are c"ns,a,ul.,'ng
The young men o., Their %seiectlon,
ana pronounce the DR.. u vigorous
th.i.Acr and a strong preacher.
Charlotte News: Mrs Cora Nor.
ris, the Reidsviiie la,ty ~ho some
time ago created such a sensation
wLen at.alSrrd III the conrts upo'.
TIE charge If numbering her bus
baud, is married aga u. Passengers
who came IN OH the noon train -
day report TIA, she wa married t"
a Richmond & DAn.,,ie s.ieg,a; Il
operator.
The Raleigh News and Observer
81 March 10Th, says: Yesterday ii
the Supre,Le Court a handsome Oil
po,t:al, ct the late Jude w lli.n,
Ii. Battle a presented |" the & mr,
by the family Of the deceased Quut
a large number OF ladies' AMI se"'l'
men we're present on The oCcas q,
iutud,ng o Supreme Court J.~
tees, meOhers of the lar, an,t
Htue'S. NC p'cSSt'ldttou dAuIess
was mad. by Joseph b. Batchc' u
Esq. and the portrait VAS receive.
by Chief Justice Mert,mon. NJ,
Batchelor', address was 4 han.isum,
aud >rnate effort. aud VAS most com
pie,e aud appropriate III All points
New 6erue Journal Some on.
under the cover OF night, sneakingl,
and cowaraiy went lu the resI].,c,
Of Mr.. Thomas Eaton. five miles
'rom town, and put paris green an,
arsenic CD some food for the mule
ttom which h underwent the mos
seve'e torture until he died n e,gh
O'Clock tie next morning. Durln.
,o@ same n'gh' any about one and
bait miles trum Where Mr.. Ea,ol
lived, a horse belonging /" Mr. w
A Thomas was similarly puiSone,
aud caue near dying. Aenut halt
mile farther OF where a son OF Nj,
| Thomas lived, the vile devils u,
: ;emptcd To dose a yoke ufoxen, bu
they became frightened at their III
expected miin'gh, caIicis and trok
out OF their stalls.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-03-26

during tie ~rpli"nic"t J., Grirlr
"a, season. Dr. kjn.'~ New III,
cnerE tnr Consumption, Coughs
ard Colds. p,o.rl to nc the best
rrmr,i REPORTS trnn the many
who used u confirm these state
ments Ih-t "crc not ony quickly
rrife,ci bnt ia" ~i,>c">r .,tl no bad
after re,ntts. We ask You u give
~. remedy atrlAl au,! ". -~narantec
,ha- va ~ b. >a,t-tird with IT,
"a, - cha : price VII ie
~ =u!"! n'> II" r4n@' II l.,
G..r.-, g Wy Ta'oat, Cno>t Or
L. Trarhr Feel n"t,.,s tree At
W. y. llanc>' Drnustor" Large
u .t,e>. -. AL SI.nF
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-03-26

Wnnin.scn Messenger

~iIfniU.t"n Messenger
Il ha- teen gwen out that Co..
julian ) Carr vould not accep, the
noinualIon aud was no, a candidate
tor ,io..irallon. Tnt- ~ a mistake
Col Carr tame viii h- !Gesente.i
10 the Convention ani he Wi! t,r
Warmly sut ported f.. the pia,:-. He
il IN the t-lt ant VIII accept ,he
domination # tchd-se,i hiu. He
would make an excei:eu, Governor
tor Noilu Crol,na. lie IL a man IF
excellent business talents a. has been
c,n>tlchonsiy shown in his manage
,ncit Of one al The greatest n;Gu>-
-,ric> ~ the South. \ graduate ct
The Cbtvtr>,ty. a man Of large t"r-
."ur, a mtst i~;t,es2i, benevolent aud
%u>etn!. ci,!Zelt, han o. hi2hrs, moral
ity, and III .cte>t integrity. an active,
generous, it"a,i gn3.ed Chti>l an, a
tue North Car."nian. Ioru al
eta e. HI. = Isl5, a fi't:ui gal
lant ( .iir,l"'a !, solids r, q na, To
esteem and % trus;, he would IN
.itel tt- a god uian TO h.uor with
tue high tiior II Go,rttor OF our
] Old Cp,nnnuwrai Ia The Mes<en-
GER is lot advocating his claims aud
lag Al ASSURANCE of his can,t dacy
aud scttlEy t-ll,I III few words hi>
mrlit-. Ii. IS a irnr, loyal Sol q!
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-03-26

Skin aud scalp diseases, the heal,
at tIne~, a running ,ore, the i"ns
tntlrely covered with sores AZ large
as a quarter OF dollar, So! T., med
ninn had the desired effect until p.
i I. was taken The disease >,e.i-
ed at ORG, an! i l.. +. proved It
self the ties. II. ID purifier ct TIE
au".
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-03-26

Z On U.&T ENT,I. =. INN.'.
BY virtue 81 y m ,rt .ara G"cl cxceu-
ted to me hy Ciile. PoWcil aud rrri.-
tried i'll Book Is. pig" POP 81 the h"-i>-
ttTS Office OF Orange county. MI 81
on the premises IL the highest bidder
Tor cash. oniSatnrtlav. March 10Th, Is12.
a tract of hnt in Bingham ,oNn-h;p.
or tho wafer, of Collins Creek. a,tinin-
ny lands OF l.. i. LLOYD, Emiiv stroud
and hers. ami Lonndei by he Hills
bono road on tn" east, aHI colitainin.
Que Hundred aud Ihilty-Cnc Acre,
more or less.
sale is mn,ic 10 satisfy SAT- mortgage
and costs.
Tbs lt.h day of Frhrnarv. l~a2.
{. NJ. DIRNt NJ.
Mnrlvh.rc.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-03-26

hieich s,I4ua, nrnuijlin,n

l.tefch SI4uaI, Il ,%nunltc,n
I, : announced l.. 'ae Whining
t.u Mr>setye r ,h,l the lame !; MIR
j. ;. Car W il he presented TO lh.
Democratic Sat- Convention A. a
candidate tor the Eonnna,.nn fl
Governor Mr. Carr u As stiOnu
with his parry - any other D-'ao
Graf, and he has I Eost Of ~tr;c.uis IN
The R-rE'"icar party who wrn!u
hesitate a long ,lme htfte they
would oppose hlr. In tact, there
are se,cra' thousand I,epnbtnron-
VINO would a;t.iv aud boldly snp
po't Mr.. Carr. Doe reason FIR this
popularity among his opponents Is
hat Nr. Gar. has never been a TAR
lisan, ard is roai aud liberal in HI
Views. He mis- never tteH lulo1er-
an, or Troscriptivc II any phase ot
his life. He wou.u be the Cover
nor Of THE PEOPLE and not II bis
patty.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-03-26

En-i>i Spawn lnimcnt
a. ,ln-i, SOFT or Cat.4u>ri Lnnp>
anG H'cmi>hr. from horses. Blood
Slav'n,. Cubs, >%p.in,>, sweeney.
K. g-bnue >tti,~, Splalhs, AID >w"l-
les Threats, Cor.i>, etc. save $50
~ c Il on. bottle. Warranted
lie rlo>t wonderful B,emi-h Care
ever known Sold by w. \. iIaye-,
Druggist, H,;.sborof
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-03-26

Mr.. JoSephns Daniels, the founder
Of the Raleigh State Chronicle, has
disposed of the five six,hs inte.es,
he bad in il TO Mr. Thomas Il. Jer.
ni.an, late Of the News and Olser-
yer Mr.. j. nigan is ono IT the
ahlcst journalists IN this State.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-03-26

TIE trouble with most cough
medicines is ina, they spoil the ap-
petite, ~eaken digestion, and create
"l;e. Ayers Cherry Ieci"rai, GU
lie contrary, Whi.e II gives lnmeu!-
~ reiiet, assists rather than lmpaire
The a>>lmliatlre process.