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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-22
DROUGHT IN RUSSIA.
Much Suffering Reported From the
Government OF POltaYa.

A drought is prevailing in Poltava, a gov
eminent of South Russia, and the crops are
being blighted. A daily spectacle is that OF
priests carrying sacred icons and followed by
throngs of peasants proceeding to the fields.
Here the icons are elevated and surrounded
by kneeling groups of peasants. Prayers
are then offered for rain. The sheep and
catsle are perishing for want of fodder.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-22

Cleveland and Hendricks nominated from
this desk july II. 1854
This was the Chalrman's stand. It was
fanked on each side by bunch of roses IN
a glass pitcher. and a similar bunch with
half dozen laurels in pots stood in front OF
the Secretary's desk Immediately below the
Chairman.
Blue silk banners with the names of the
States iettered in gold marked the location
Of the delegates The center aisle was
New Hampshire, New Jersey, Missis-
sipi. Michigan, Minnesoata and Mas
sachusetts The side aisle to the Speakers
right displayed the banners of Iowa, lndi-
ana and Illinois, and 10 the extreme right
were Colorado and California.
On the left side were Pennsylvania, Wis
consin, South Carolina, South Dakota.
Rhode Island, Ohio and Oregon, and back OF
aI1--the great State of Texas. In the CORE
spending corner on the other side were
grouped all in one row-the Territories OF
Arizona New Mexico and the District Of
Columbia.
The hour for calling the convention to
order arrived, but there were many delega-
tons who had not yet arrived. Just before
the opening a heavy thunderstorm broke
over the building rendering the interior of
the Wlgwam very dark.
The canvass was let down over the upper
windows and the darkness increased so that
the interior was shrouded in gloom. The
audience yelled for lights.
Umbrellas had to be hoisted in all parts of
the hall Luckily the storm was soon over
and order and comfort were restored. High
noon had come. The storm had ceased, the
sun was shining in rnro ugh the windows
high overhead, and there was nothing to
prevent the convention work from proceed
ing, except the persistent dripping OF water
from the roof.
At 1912 Chairman Brice came to the front
IF the platform, and, standing with gavel in
band, said: ''The convention will come to
order. have the pleasure of introducing
the Rev. John Rouse, who will open the pro-
ceedings with prayer"
The Rev. John Rouse was a smooth faced,
long haired, young man, dressed in the can.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-22

Almost up to the hour of meeting the
sound of hammers, hurriedly driving the
last nails into the woodwork of the galleries,
echoed through the hall. In the concluding
rush number of the intended decorative
effects had to be aband oned and others were
materially changed. Though ugly
emo ugh from the outside, the Wig
wan is bower of beauty within. It's
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-22
A BATTLE IN EAST AFRICA.
Baron Buiow and His German and
Native Force Defeated

A German force commanded by Baron
Bulow and consisting of five Europeans AMI
$50 Soudanese natives with one gun, was
severely defeated in the Mosai Territory,
near Kuima-N jaro, East Africa.
1t is said that one European and 100 Of the
Soudanese were killed. that the gun belong
ing to the force was capt ured, and that
Baron Bulow and another European were
among the wounded The remnant OF the
force retreated to Fort Mareng, which has
since been evacuated.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-22

The list was adopted without opposition,
and the Chair appointed the following COM
mittee to escort the Temporary Chairman to
e. S. Jewett of Indiana, and Thomas VIII.
son of Minnesota Mr. Owens arose and
walked up the aisle with the committee.
Mr.. Brice retired, leaving the space in front
of the Chairmans desk TO Mr.. Owens. He
almost unknown, tall, spare, clean
shaver, strong-featured man, Speaker of
the Kentucky Legislature, and vouched for
by Henry Watterson asa person OF promise.
howl Of delight from proud Kentuckian
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-22

Shserin, of Indiana: Assistant Secretaries,
". FL. Doyle, of Pennsylvania; II. Shepard,
of Virginia; G. Tllley, Of Mis- souri,; L. A
Rowley, of Michigan; r. E. Wilson, OF
Mississippi; c. D. Freest of New York, and
J. c. Sway zen, of Illinois: Principal Reading
Clerk, the Hon. Nicholas M. Bell; Sergeant
alarms, Richard J. Bright, OF Indiana;
Official Stenographer, Edward Dickinson,
Of New York.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-22

General Bragg, of Wisconsin, moved that
the convention adjourn to Il o'clock next
day. but on suggestion Of several delegates
changed tie hour to II o'clock Before the
motion could be put the delegates were in
the aisles, ami when az four minutes to 2
o'clock the Chairman declared the conven-
ton adjourned, most OF them were making
for the exits. The band struck I'D When
Johnny Comes Marching Home and the
''Suwanee River" and the convention dis
persed.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-22
EVERY MAN d a1S DOCTOR.
Ryy. Hamilton Ayers, A. n, MI

RyJ. Hamilton Ayers, A. n, II. ID.
THIS IN o most valuable book for ths hou sehoid.
seaching it does the easily dtstn1ufs hed symp-
sons OF different diseases, the causes and means OF
preventing such diseases, and the simplest remedies
which Will alleviate cure 59S pages profusel
Illustrated Tho book L. written In plain everyday
2ngish, and Il free from tae technical terms wAiea
render most doetoE books valHeless 70 the gener
atty OF readera Only zoe. postpaid. Gives eqns'
paete analysis OF everything pertaining to courtsnR
marriage and the produedcn and rearing on hea1sn
families: together with valuable recipes and RxE
scxiDtioHs, explanation OF botanical practice, eN
rest use OF ordinary herbs. With this book "a "
house there IN no excuse for nos knowing whAs %
. I'm IN emergency. Send postal notes OF DoseA9s
&anps OF any Discrimination not larger tkan sceen
@qog FNA A0lsR "A - "a -
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-22

onicals of the Episcopal Church. He
looked over the assemblage for moment,
and. spreading his hands, he said: ''Order."
Then, folding his hands, he began his prayer.
At its conclusion Chairman Brice an
nounced that by direction of the National
Committee the Chair presented to the con-
vention as its temporary officers the gentle
men named in the list, which he handed to
the Secretary, who read it as follows:
The Hon. w. G. Owens, of Kentucky,
Temporary Chairman: Secretary, S. P.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-22

DAVID B. HILL. OF NEW YORK.
bare timbers are almost completely hidden
beneath festoons and covering Of flags and
bright colored bunting, masses of dollhouse
plants and myriads of palms and Towering
shrubs.
The Chairman's platform is like flower
set in a frame Of flags, and the desk is
almost buried III a profusion of buds and
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-07-22
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The National AssembIage OF
the Party at Chicago.
Detailed Account of the Proceed.
ings in the WigWam.

The second Democratic National Conven-
ton to meet in Chicago. ILL, began its ses-
sion with the same vigor and intensity of
feeling shown in the earlier contest, which
resulted in Mr.. Clevelands first nomination
for the Presidency eight years ago. The
vast hall in which the convention was held
that huge, implanted, wooden. boxlike wig
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18
For the Observer.
Death.

Died q, his home in Darlington,
\. c. May 10Th, 1892, Alex. Oak
icy, aged 81 years. He leaves 4
wife aud four children. an.! a host Of
other friends and relatives |" MOURN
their io.s. kI- was a @r-a, >"firrer.
though, Re Dor. ..is slIternr.> with
christian fort.tuie, and hsi T." tear
OF death, A. he ,ft.n EXPRESSED him
>elt A. being willing t" lie. lie "a
a member NJ st 'A,hanasins Episco
pal church. The funeral >e~r.ices
were conducted hy Rev. Robert J
Walker, and his remains land at rest
III Zine Hill cemetery.
May God comfort the herea.ed
o"-r may they tie able to say. Thy
viii, not ours. lie dune.
n few short years OF evil past.
We reach the happy shore.
" her. death divided loved oncs At last
Shall ms ct to part no more.
FtpRENoE Is H..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18
RuECMATISM l.

believe vonr Microbc Killer a Ger
tain cure for rheumatism. Up To 4 year
ago +! WAS down Il great part ot nv tiine
with rho umatism. | began taking Eour
remedy. and after taking ~ iuy> have
never been troubled WITH it since but
once. I bought a jug then. and after
taking a few doses it entirely ui>ap-
pc:.1e.i. rave offered in several eases
to pay tor the Microhs Killer provided
il failed ~ TIRE rheumatism. but have
never had I" pay ~ Yet. a. IL invariably
lid the wo,k. Respectfully.
WM. MATTHEWS
De.ier III lumber uti All kinds ~ bliili-
III. Iuaieliai. I.an". Texas
tiill:.- AMI DEBILITY (IKLp.
take pleasure in te>t.fyiu- 10 the
rom k.Ul, benefit | nas. recently re-
-,tlvcI from the u~e ot Ka,la,r> Ni"Fofe
Killer. | have been much troubled
with ~cli;lS. night SWEETS anf 'iehilitI
Tor raot,ti,~, and after t:ti:.- = great
u.afiv rctnsiIr- IL 10 avail. bought A
ia. OF Niciohc Killer a'.a va- On
pleteiy-.ure,. IL ten ,tay>.
he-!ecituil,. -. VIII.
Frankfort. h.
S-lnr't inr.s. that WE. k:.isin.
Great Discovery i tho orl-ltre. and ola
reliable Micreoe Killer 10. Z IA o,sel
similar N,rca.!e.l reineait~ art Dtt itc-
bic imiiatian-l ha- cured more dl-e.-t-
THAN a other proprietary medicine
put together.
Mr.. t..J-n'> Nicrobe Killer are
diseases hv removing the ta;:~e,
/ send -trnt stamp for ;>page clT.i-
lar AMI ~. Nicfota- War. shows wlisI
| disease ! nj what The rcne,3y must be
ana! 10. t%"',ure il. Read il, circulate j
ainl foli wl'l iie-> lie diecovegeF for -ay
me your H. -A'i,.r.s-
r.Ds~ ai4cRnsE h:tLtE. NASH.
tt'.c. II e5*.< Dr
!" HAVE.
Age. :~ill:-y.fe. :. =
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18
About - House.

\ 1kEISsgoko BUILDER REsros.
ING AN Oh MANSION FOR Coz
is CARR.
ne Greensbor" Wnrkman SAYS !:
"r' W. Z. Balm, ct Ihis city. ha< a
With Col. Julian Carr 10
rr-'or- as nearly as possible 10 is
''a state a very old mansion IN
shat ha> been known A. the Nor
place in close proximity to
ti'l''t'oro. 1t is a grand old place
and there stands the ancien, Colo.
ma mansion. bull, in. the old =, VI.
which Mr.. Carr intends to CONVEX,
in'" a splendid summer home. The
IDEA OF restoring the venerable house
70 liz primitive appearance, 70 AZ to
I least preserve the more s,r,kin.
pecu''arities OF the primitive days, is
one To tie commended
Tha. Mr.. Carr intends TO do some
thing grand in this matter NAV b.
gathered from the fact ,ha, NJ. Balm
~ putting mp for him a barn and
stables combined which will cns, a.
much as Sl2 900. Mr.. Carr will &c
nj" the rea'ing Of fin. stock. tn.
ia'm being a large one and the sol
OF mos. excellen, quality for his
purpose.
One canno help being reminded
in his connection cf a rn,Dork mod.
hy lion Josiah Turner, who, when
sa'iriz'ng the llil'sboro people to'
their want of the spirit OF progress
and improvement. said tina, u Corn
wallis could return from the grave
and rc-visi, lIillsbnro, i, would
prove :" he n Of the places which
his lorh>tip would tin'l 10 difficult,
~ recognizing.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18
WAS IT SUICIDE

Last Thursday while in charge Of
Constable Ucdyne,h, Jake Morrow,
a small c"loreh boy about II years
old. broke away from the officer and
made his. escape. Nothing more
was beard "i Jake until MONDAY
afternoon when Mr.. W. G. Crah,re-
and Mr~N lie Jones tonnd hi- body
tloa'in. "n the water In Crab,rer'-
pond. two squares from The our
house |, is thought that the li,,le
fellow drowned himself 10 prevent
hein. o.er,akrn by the officer who
h Thought WAS pursuing him. Ills
%.i,,li,S were tunu,l on the bank near
b and II" question I:a,n,%Ily ariscs
Il liz. boy intrnh-,l to drown him
:. II. uin ,!ll IL. take time 10 IN
lu>>? + may |" ,nal h,. ,n,tnhtd
- l,i,ir trom his I'nrsners and 90,
",o TER to" deep and lost his life
! Morrow = rtinAiu> ere buried bN
't.atIvc>.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18
FaORENOE |; II.
(for the Observer.

Died at Caldwell Institute Oh
May 3Uth. Mamie Ruth and Charl..
HAYWOOD, ln,ie daughter aud son IT
Il..Y. and r. IL. Harris, aged re,
spect vely 9 years, ) months and 8
days, aud > years and II days. aud
bright and II ,ere~t'ng children but
they are s,,l brighter now IN 'hr
presence OF he loving Savior VIII"
has said, "sufier the yt,Ie childre" to
come unto me F@hI parents look
to thy children in 'he'r g'"rit'ed
state for 20: such is the kingdom OF
Heaven" They canno rv,urn to
YOU. but you can 90 to them.
A FRIEND.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18
TINE TABLE NO. II.
yPFEGT MAY IL, 1892.

Tram No. 9, mail, going West, az.
~,.s al ITlil-boro 1888 p. m.
Train vi. 10, mail, going East
,,is.. Hil,-horc ut IL as a. ~.
Train No IL. Passenger, going
y,.t. arrives at SO a. III
Iran No. l., Passenger, going
49,. arrives at 1870 q. IN
Tram No. %. Freight, (no passcu-
80. gong East. arrives at l:55
caves ~ 80 a IN.
Itun ~ 63. Freight, (no passcn,
..l. going West, arrives 3, sos
.,7ye> AT o.l5 p.
J. & COOLEY, Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18

SUMNER ExCUKSIrN RATES OyEI;
TME X u - RAILROAD
Commencing June lat, 1892, the
Rri mnnI IL Danv,llc Railroad will
Iu; IN sale 't,iuce.' rate round ,riI
>ummc excursion tickets to ali sum.
mer rc-or,-. Tickets on sale June
lit /" ~>rI'rmbrr 3U:h limited re
tuning October 3lst, 1892.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18
\IrnIG AGE S.AI.E. OF LAND.

~ riitur OF i mortgage decd "Xecu-
Il | II 81. Crawford Il james W. Lea
and >. i. Crawford by Wm. II. Ward
.tti l.i- Wit, RuAa Rowan Ward. and
trSi-trrcd in Book ". lrl-r b, of The
office III Register ui Deeds ~ Orange
~ouut>. We Will sell for ra-h ii III.
court l.ru>t. door III tlill>tofo ou Not1-
ia, .Iull iitll. ls22. 4 tract of land IN
CtdaT Grove TOW p>hip. Orange count.
adjoining lands ui .iohH Bro" mug. i
II. intr.n.un. W. \. Bril- Il,d other.
ami %ruuiAinin. One Hundred Acres
uolr ur les.
>..,. i rItlr =, satisfy mortgage arI
Ct-t>.
Ih.- 81 1.s ui June, is92.
CRAWFORD IL LEA,
). J.. CRAWFORD,
Nr~+.~--
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18

ing lie epidemic at Ia Gritpo
N,>o', Dr. Kings New Dis
t1r Consumption, Coughs
N""4.. proved TO be the hest
S'' lscport> from the many
- a>"'i i contitm these state
10y We're not ouly quickly
=, 80 s4i the disease lett no bad
'r>n'ts. We ask yon IL give
u,, ''''INtdy a trial anl We .saranlye
,.l YOU vii be satisfied with Re.
lea, ~ 'ae purchase price viii he
i, s' II has no equal in La
l.ir.."r, 81 any Throat, Chest or
v if,.b.-. Teal bottles tree 4.
h.,.n iia!r>' Drn.,,n!c l.r...
- an. ST.,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18
EUCkLEN'S AKNICA SALVE.

The Bees, Salve in the world tnf
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sal,
Rhenm, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, ChiIbla,ns, C"rEs, and
all Skin Erup,ions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed I" give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For safe by W.
4. Hayes. Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18

|. 1t j. l'r best Blood Purifier.
>. It i the best Nerve Tonie aud Ger
cral In%,i:oratOr.
;. l. j. Il positive cure for stomach
Troubles. such a> indigestion. Ds pep
.i,. >ick-lIeadachc. etc.
{. 1t cures Bowel Diseases II old az
Young. whether Of Ion. or short sand
in.:
>. For tafarrh and Rl,rumatj-,n il i
mere ;,eeriy i SI":ri'i" tl,iii any >oi.er
remedy on .!c market.
=. For Female Disease II j. AL that
can be desired-pica>ai,f, sac and uii-
failing.
Z. For Children. it is th- great Kin.
Of all rcmc.liies. They all jih. It il
heals their complaints anu build, them
up faster than anything known.
5. II cannot be surpassed ~ cur,
TOR diseases Of the r islneys alai Eiai,ics
g. 1t i tie great colquefor "i Nt-
layia. Cures promptly swamp fes'f
rha.res Fever. Jana'iica. AND 1alatlal
Troubles.
10. Fo, os'-. B4ln>. Rrni-.s. ~o-e-
! ~ntain-. bTe- "t insects. cts. i ! !.
quick a'.G untliling remedy a.rt: extcr.
. ntliy.s Their. j, nsIiii4I- better.
il. I. will break Az, '"vrr III Ne
time than Quiniu- ,t,l .in;ipts...vc az.
.tase AoAe 81 Their Hnplft-s't ~ thur
I'll effects. >,ittl - :.4u-. nc'Nsu-I,-
ami pso-u:a.ion.
u. /. j, a. plrA-a'a :" go a. Lemon
aeie. Hafynle-> away, afpi : kF.-
WHEN All. ELSE AIS.
These s.a,euirn.. are asl-t .iut-i's -
m.au.uerabi .u-.c .: Fit,r>.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
~. OF NALU ABLE RIAL. ES-

SA'.', Or VALUABLE REAL Es-
FATE.
EN y.5inc al Il trcrec OF the superior
cont made IL thr proc' cdiflXs OF
sarah ~. Warren. EXtctitriN ct John
q Warren. against John. II. Warren
and u,ircr-, wall sell on The premise,
ut the late john =. Warren Oh the first
Momla, OF Iui,. il being The ii!i day at
>tli munji,. tlr: tract ot land in said
county. on IN. waters at I.Vncnl> creek,
a,ininin. W. X. Sharp. j. K. Hester.
" alter Warren and others, and CON
tanning Two III undrcd aud Forty Three
Aces. murrur less. 10 make assets iUr
tlic |~avnutu( of debts.
Terms OF sale. oile-thiru III cash. one
third in SIX and twelve months. bono
Tor deferred payments. lc>crsiuS the
title until itiil pad.
This 1,tn day uf May. lS"2.
S.AEAU \. WARREN.
\, rutriA AMI commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18
s p E E S .
. DMINlSTkATOR'S NOTICE.

Having iaktnu ont letter, Of Adfniuls-
'ration upon the estate OF the late Levi
Scarlet. nnike is hereby yiven to AL
persons inhibited Ia sail estate To max.
immediate payment. ami all person
having claims against said estate must
present the sam" Ia the undersigned
properly authenticated on or before The
ilth Gay Of June. 1898. or this notice
Will be plead n bar Of their recover.
This ilth dav az June. 1892.
Il :. GAEKARr.
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18
Matchmaker and JeWeleE
IN W.iTCIiE>. CLOCKS
AND JEWELRY.

II Your time pieve needs repairs. y nd
i I" me AMI it shall 'e REPAIRED in the
very best inan,er. aad the charges shall
tie :ts low 81 The lowest.
- Al! work sent by mail or express
wfli receive prompt attention.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18
I3Ur:S;tfnS ut the SOOk
StUrc.

GOODS MUST BE SOLD.
500 worth Of Oxford Teachers
and Family Bibles.
$50 worth of Gold Pens.
$4,000 sheets of Writing PAPER.
&,o0h Envelopes.
400 School Books.
5000 Pen Points.
$50 Pen Stats
$50 Bank Books.
$50 Poke, Books and Purses.
a large line ct n,-ce,lancous
books, Croqnrt Sets, llammocks,
5a~. Balls and Bats, and various
other things If beauty and useful
ness. We have the largest stock OF
The kind in Orange county.
Yours truly.
NATE w. BROWN.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18

Tie ynmr IT base Tall played
!, ,,,~ rlac. Ia, F,Iaay between the
Dnham and lIl,l-in,o- teams re
suited ~ 4 victory tnr The Durham
boy. The %r",r wa- a 10 Il IL
la,ur ~ Duriam.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18
sFor -:le a. IIii.-boro by "
4. HAYES. D,uggi,i.
4 DtlISi~lf.AfOI...1 NOTICE..

4 ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE..
iia.lis- saalIseat i. Administrator
al#'n the estate Vi The LATE Vim. g..
jackson. | hereby notify all persons in
~ oie.l ~ -ai.! estate - make imtnesii-
ale PAS taeFr. sndl all pef-ous having
claims a.a.ir-f sail e-fate must present
lie. ~auI. - the undersigned properly
authenticated at, Or befote the tti. iay
Me-. 1895. Or tl4.~ uo,:ce val. b.: plead
ia Tar Of Iu.1r rest..rg.
T.s 9Th Is. 81 May. l:s5
WI. 7 JACKSON.
A3nt.I .rs.1,.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18
,,rr, OF ADV

,lycrtI>cmrnts will he Inserted tor
80. nnr SQUARE cone lncl) tor the i.->t
i,,y crat> iorcacl Subsequent r;,b-
.Io,,r,r,. tor advertising tor and
.or fir1n may he male AZ the Office
me OBSERVED X. or by c~"rr">potd-
rap.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18
NATE w. BROWN.

Itch on hu,nani and horses and
all animals cared IN so minutes by
Woolf"rd's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by w. 4. Hayes,
Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18

Take Simmons Live, Regulator
after your d.nner. 1t prevents dys'
ptp-ia and Indigestion.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18

We FVaeh-YS
Fraettee. IL
other words,
~in teach you
bWf, and a;an
Hcu IN business,
ct wl.ici Il AN
rapidly ga;her,n
the doilaIs. We
can and will. IL
you ~picase.tesch
you uiokly how
to earn from 0sD
to $40 dsy
ct the start. and
q a. you 70
Or. Both sexes,
oil ares In shy
{lrf.f America,
tuc can com
n,enea at h.,nas,
giving all your
time. or sf'an
moin--.s only.
80 tho W work
WHAT we Offer is
new and Il has
been prove
over and over
arlin, that great
Pay 10 sure for
!cver ovker.
tEs,y To- j. ara.
No special abili
ltr required.
Reasenni,le in
dus'y only
essaw fer sure.
t!sry-~ success.
s'nu you.
furnishing ~w
evihin:. T:,i- IL
one OF the great
JHrdes fnrwafi
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18

-fOr wafer crash ana sour
s,om .ch take SUMMONS Liver Reyu.
iror.
Parasitic eide cures Itch in 80
minutes. l'r &C ~ cents. Sold ty
" Hayes, Druggist.
We are glad I" learn that Dr.
~ Hooker, Who has been sick for
~.cscral days, i tmpr"viny.
Willie Guthrie died a, his home
+; D1rham on the 9TH Instant. lie
Ia l,,>l rr,nrmd IRON school al
Cllwell tns,i,ur.
Mr.. ID. 5. Garrard las taken
oul letters ct Administration upon
tho estate OF Levi Srarle,,, de.
~c.tsc'. See notice.
The Magistrates levied u tax OF
onl, : cent, on the 500 for road
rnrpo,"s instead o: 10 cents. as VIC
,ubl shed ), last week.
Pot. James II. II, rner died a,
II. h"mrral ONi"ui OH the 18th inst
H. led 1T PARALYSIS Il tie heart
atrr 4 lr"t'A'lrd 'lA'reo q; I"
,r't'
Nl"N O'iam. 60 "'"'i. vas h''lr'!
.nre'iay m"r"'n" :'h"u : clock
''ar 'pr">I'" 'hc .'"'"''' "''''I
t1,ou l'Act"-\, IL Ea-t Dutt.a.n
~ lie traih .,Ins . i,niei4l,.
-ii.rr Nj. D.. 4 Mason" ce',.
ttAi,n At (i,ll.l llul III 81, ! M
nv ~ II" lht'e) ~ Frriay ~
l'y a 1nnr. lS". Rev DR. Di> II
~aiN'"rnAb'r', "'tl icll>c' ,he h'
'fes-,
Hive ynu seem a cory ~, IT,,
"Hl,l,rr-. Almu,l :" Is IL book
ia, should t,, IN every i,mn> ~
ormg" equity s., il. "nl 70,
Shi buy one. OIicr> taltea AZ TAT
box Nt"'c.
-nucncL AID swollen ,lps ia
cate worms Sfrln.r, Iu.t.,u Ne,
mt,4 viii DESTROY and ,i.ct HES,
l.,c,,a!nr C. ca,ur,s from IN, iu,.s
as I'm. ,,u.,ru,, ,n. chi,.1 !,
i..rh aud h,n,l,. For sale b, W
y Have. D,,,.l.
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.L.I.,, ,,,;A. =.
,tn, 49,, MN
h''' ''1o'' ara ~ y.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18

"i(EED RATES FOR THE DEMO
itArlC NATIONAL CoNvFNrIoS.
.ol tho above occasion the Rich.
"'fai ani nauvll e Railroad Will
f' ''rtcl> ,rom All ti.>, ,n.i second
: ~ roninn ticket Offices /" CHI
e ~ and rctnru, II ''ur .u~e>i
{ A. fare tor the round tr:p,
sets IN sac .iaue io;h ~ 2u:i,
'Nt'c lsm,el returning July %,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-06-18

rr. Kings RD,ail H%rHartucr HG. &c
cont the Most Popnjar and Hciuih L
Household Ronc.iB.