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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03

TIE remains Of Mr 4. +. King,
SUI -ivl1"r "i the q & e. koaa,
VII" died III Oxford Tt,ms,ia, myh,
IT 'yphold lever, ~'rc hr,"gh, to
ll.l slr"s" Friday ri-tt aud carried
10 the f..!drnrc of Mr. " IA. lla.l-
NIX, and 81 Saturday AFTERNOON a,
! "..r>. ~ J. NJ. u,~.,.r cnn
'i".'.i 1, - cial -ser. i:es tom the
u. {, 81" ch. Mr.. KING was a
.Ala~', nm; ~As buried w,,h tie
%h"".'> 4 thai .r,ier by Ea.le Lods.
81 i~!'i>E"". The lnterMcut " as Il,
We rev t~t.Hcirrv.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03
MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.

By virtue of a mortgage deed execu-
ted - Pride Jones, Clerk OF the Supe-
rior Court OF Orange County. by w. II:
Gates and Emma {. Gates his wife. and
registered in Book n. page DO. OF the
Registers office Of Orange County. |
will sell tor cash to the highest bidder
1T the court house door IN Hiflsboro on
Monday. September 18th. lsS2.a tract
of land in Bingham townshixhlstuate
OH the waters of New Hope, adjoining
lands of Wiley Gates. VIM. Andrews
and others, and containing "a scres.
more or less, it being IL acres pusehased
from VIM. Andrews and 80 acre. from
Henry 4. Gates. 4.
Sale is made to satisfy mortgage and
costs
This 18th day of August. ls9s.
:. NJ. GATTIS.
Clerk Superior Court Orange 60.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
\ ORIG AGE SALE OF LAND.

.iVl t
By virtue Of = mortgage deed cxecu-
Ted by Levi Scarlett AMI Laura Scarlet
his wife TO VIM. e. Stanley, and regis
i'rct. in Book w. page $40. Of the Reg
ister'S office Of Orange county. ] will
sell at public sale to the highest bidder
~ the court house doc" in IIlllsboro on
Monday, September 26th. 1892. a tract
of land in Ilillsboro township. adjoin-
ing lands Ct VIM. shields. VIM. Carroll
anil others. containing % IA acres,
more or less.
Terms cash.
sale is made to satisfy mortgage and
t. pay costs.
THIS 10Th day OF Aug. 1892.
WIN. G.. STANLEY.
Nor: gagee.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03

AN ASCSDANT YIELD

A note from Prof, J Il Nc
C'arkrn, Prlncll al ct Cal ~. ell IL.
o,ilnte, says that he planted All l',.t
po'ato that weighed one. H., .,ri and
'is- "x"ccs which ylrl.i.d for hun
eighteen pounds Of tine luta,.es
ic Predecessor expects IL l,lan, The
eighteen pounds next year, aud will
g.,e us the result.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03
\ B> FOR SALE.
nMiNISfR ATOR'S NOTICE.

Having taken out letters OF Admins
trattoi uIRon the estate Of the late
Martha ]. Pickett. motto. is given to all
persons Indebted to said estate TO make
immediate payment. aud all persons
having claims against said estate must
present the same To the undersigned
properly authenticated OH or before the
23d day al July. 1893. or this notice will
be plead III bar ot their
This 23d day Of July. 1892.
JOSEPH ". PItkETr.
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03
AND SALE.

T AND SALE.
b. virtue Of a decree OF the Superior
Court OF Orange County nsae in the
case OF ". F. Jackson. Administrator
of Vim. 6. Jackson against Martha o.
jackson and others, | will sell At pub
lie auction TO the highest bidder al the
iii house door in HiIlsboro On Mot
day. sept. 5.h le92. ! tract Of land III
Little River township, adjoining Lands
OF john w. Mckerall. Cicero Berry and
others. and containing One Hundred
aud Twenty Acres o Or ieas-
Terms Of sale One-third cash. bal
ance ia Is and IL months with interest
ID deferred payments.
This 51th day OF July. iss1-
WV. +. JACKSON.
.adniol.:ra,e. and COMMISSIONER.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03
hu,ih. ,i,vwhe,c.

III" E-I'ubI,cans OF llA!>loro
'"A'- t.'p met IL the cour, house Ia>'
.Ni!ntia, and elected the following
irit-a"> I" Tie County Con.en
,i"n ~hirh meets in llnl,I"r" Sat
mda>. Sc.l. 81 .J~unc~ L. Roe.
r,"A,l John W..ih and henderson,
F,r,I'au;t lie last two are col
,,rt.t.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03

~..sa 10. 9, mail, going West, az.

IAN No. =, tudi', r'iHp ert, a.
I>norn 13s p. IN.
III " ~, mail, gong East,
"a, Il.i.ehorr 1t II 43 a. ~.
., ~. Ii, Passenger, going
a,lncs at So a. IN.
-. y, Passenger, going
,,t>c- at l!:32 a. III
an -. 81, Freight, tno passen-
-oa4 East, 2rriv"~ at 200,
-, a m.
tsa - -. Freight, In" pa.s~n-
,.ns- Wc-t, arrives 81 40,
-
! & COOLEY, Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03

-Nc-,>. Allen. knplon s. H,o ,
! Z ~i"'T tie front Ui the Central
" at.l a.. las been transfu, med
l 50 u tn:.ut tai stO~rtruOtn will Oi.eu
inr'r ~" took ct goods at the
a"",c ,Nu,d place /" lIl'lshur" on
~ ~ n >,ps. iU,h, 1892, Mr.. Vie
Im IL rto "h" ~ now uH the
y I,.-.n markets buying 90 IL
Mi b" ma ager OF this trancn o,
The inn Ih.s" ~ I.te.i at Fail
Ant Nn,,r Clothing, Groceries
!J.> G""I>. &c, viii .tn we'll to ret
y .>i.rk ii Goods before
huIil, ,i>uW he,c.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03

'T H-Nb
TX sirtu. Of an order Of the superior
Court, vi Orange County to me ilrecie,i
iii ,it.. case IT 4. j. Gorsiou and other
agrinst II d. Jongweli and oihers. |
will offer for sale To the hlghcs. bidder
at the court house door In Hislsboro on
Monday. September 10Th. lsst., a trsst
Of land near iiillsboro. adjoining land
Of 4. j. Gordon. T.. Dinock aud other,
and containing sevet acres. mor Or
LIS; it being part OF the old ". T.
Gordon place upon which there Is =
good house and .tables.
Term o. sale One-.aird cash. bat-
anee III : anu IL mouths with in.ere~t
at 3 per cent on deferred payments
from date Of sale unsis paid.
This 10Th day Of August. 1897.
y. j. FORREST.
Commissioner.
Al. Gordon aill take pleasure IL
4howinx parties Owe. said pTcziEes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03

-Drunkenness and the craving
for liquor ba"irheL by a dose OF
Summons Liver Regulator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03

'S'AlES ARNICA SAIvE.
e.'e>t >alve in the world 10,
oInHses, Sores, Ulcers. Sal,
~, Fever Sores. Te,ter. Chap
H''"!', Chiitlauns, Cons, aud
~ LrupUons, aud positively
|. g or no pay required. 1t
s'td 70 eve perfect salts
/. nancy refunded. Price
| p'r box. For sale by w.
avs Drt.-.s,.
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-N'~ F"ql- \ "drc~-." SAFE
Nlst,"2 is"- I Hayes
>, aa.-vil-, u.ut at >le OF
|nto, y. II. STANLEY, m"4ty.,n.
IN, I'LL :, d>-.,,s,, T.,
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'. frtit,. August 70, lS92,
49, are, nelson re''ct "' me
'>'4 N"'|""' sue 80
gu - ne~'"c' i'''~e SATURDAY.
-hr !. /. shaw, Jtweler. "t
s-ti"c, i m il,ilsboro and viii re-
- l''e week or Two tor VI,
5'>r 81 rrra'rtHg JeWeirN, ci"cks
L. h., &c. tie car he tonnd III
- 'i'- store. tat' Q" '''m
pr \ Ct Carr AID family who
.1i u. GUNNER il Europe. re.
1td Ia tins country last week, and
s. :, ling 4 ',u ,ta,S ut Col
tre- O,cn c->hrr farm. l-,.
.e>3a. inr l!cr hone ut Durha t.,
Nauv - 10 to, ,uar, 81 III,
,vs 81 ,r~.s,.n,ti,, n,.,Ir,, III,
"a ..r ,,3, .,,l H., I.,,,,..
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III ll.t,, ..h,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03

= ID tool allow worms Ia cheat
."uI q, ,'f,tn. "a at their iIvinv
Snnnu.t- | .i:An Herm,tu.e will de-
>'r't, i''r>t '.t>.rab!s pests, aud give
III" ~, , fellow new AruurA far the.
ha', !. ne. For sac by w. \.
Ii,lss, Dru-yi.,.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03
c. CBSCKIBE TO THE
state Chronicle.
RALEIGH. y. c..
DAILY AND WEEKLY.

Latest TelegraptIc news from nj.
paris Of the world. fBy United Pre-
and Special Nire.)
Has the largest daily circulation liz
the stale.
Has more STATE correspondents than
any other daily III the State.
Twelve Monfhs. $Gnp
Six Months. an
Three Months, 10
Weekly. 81 - per year, in clubs {.
five or over $l.p
+. X. JERNIGAS. Editor.
X. W. LiTCIIFoEu. Manager.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03

We rraoA-Yeo
Practice II
other wor@ We
will teach y1
tkEK, ane sssn
yoa In business,
a (which ran
npidlyga,Lsis
the dollars. We
can and Will. II
yen pleae.seaeh
you quickly how
TO earn from $S
to $40 . day
II the start. aAd
more % 90 60.
on. both se1ss.
all agss. In any
rar, u America,
You can Gem
menee ct hntns,
giving all your
time, or sAn
moments only.
to the ~
Whas ws oEef 10
new and Il has
been proved
over and ovT
sKain. thstUeH
pay 10 suN for
every wortse.
Easy tn learn.
No spseiai abih-
~ q1tssd.
Reasonable In
dus'v on!ynee-
sssav for SIRE.
IaTe eueeess.
We start you,
6l1isA;ng sv-
Wthink. This 10
one 81 the great
! stnAW forward
IL workers.. II y
people have ever
fuil pArseulaN
GEORGE
Maine.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03

Offers his professional services to the
citizens OF llill>horo and surrounding
country. All calls promptly attended
dav or night. Office a, residence Hills
buro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03
and JeWeleE.
e.

II Your ;i,ae piece needs repairs. s. M
II Ia me anal il >h.lli s~ rel,sir,.' in the
very best manner. air! the charges shall
lie - ON A. the lowest.
IS All W"rk sent bv mail or express
Will receive prompt eiienti.n.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03
WE'RE IN II,


rlEn BY HENKY ~ sRoWS.
JR. l. BRO.
''nieS are h'ru' money scarce ano
pe'p'e wit NV
a:d small profits and every n served
M,
We like TO sell goods and hone to
give satisfaction.
DN1 uOODS.
SHOES.
TINWARF
A..
ra~" v. :.
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county,

N. G..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03
he not in posed upon

Examine to see that you get the Gem
ulne. Distinguished from all frauds
and limitations by our red y Trade
Mark on ront OF Wrapper, and on the
side tn" seal and signature OF J. H..
Z.ilin Il Co.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03
hEvER aEEN pIsAPPoIN1Ep.

Al . general family remedy for dyspepsia.
Torpid Liver. Constipation. etc. l hardly ever
use anything else, and have never been dis
appointed in the effect produced; 1t seems 10
be almost q perfect cure for all diseases OF tho
Stomach and Bowels.
W. J. McELRoY, Macon, Ga
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03
HoW's
Your Liver7

Is the Oriental salutation,
knowing that good health
cannot exist without a
healthy Liver. When'the
Liver is torpid the Bow
els are sluggish and con-
stipated, the food lies
in the stomach undi-
gested, poisoning the
blood; frequent headache
ensues; a feeliDS of lassi-
tude, dependency and
nervousness indicate how
the whole system is de-
ranged. Simmons Liver
Regulator has been the
means Of restoring more
people to health and
happiness by giving them
a healthy Liver than any
agency known on earth.
It acts with extraor-
binary power and efficacy.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03

The Aggressive Republican Journal OF
the Metropolis.
\ NEWSPAPER FOR THE MASSES.
Founded December LIST. 1897.
.IkCiI.ATluN OVER lu0. 100 cor.
les DAILY

The Pres i the organ Of M faction /,
pulls no Wires has siv auimositics Ia
aveii.c.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03

AT|THE STORE FORMERLY OCCU.
PIED BY HENRY y. BROWN
JR. s. BRO.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03
ltnOcrltir County 7irkst.

j 6 COOLEY, Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-09-03
HI PRESS
NEW YOkKl

Has a Larger Daily Circulation than
sny Republican Newspaper
In America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
sboll not tell what the fight about. was not

shall not tell what the light WIS ABOUT was "''
Allow me lie use OF the editorial we for, !,
,or,rroph. We OF I" The Cincinnati Commercial,
had into s se war po rom our our once f1 rom tie
Vropt Nayor Bickham there, and Mr.. Plimp'
Ion was there. and our circulation was becoming ~,
n often rs II should. tLanghtcrJ It's pages c?,-
tnncd stream OF letters that were ohensveF n W.
tare' linz and signed ACUTE We did no; He tn. s
,ind nj nehblc II spariled too much. aud there
v w"s suspicion that the derned thing might be
diamond UanghtcrJ ..,.,,.. ,.,,,. ,o,,o wc
manfred who the au;hor Of these nnwnrrnnteh emu
egrsd youth from XcIia. named Reid (appr,""n,1tt,
md as I" where he from. he was gi1u.t,.,
~ the Entler Comfy oxford, and had been ea'''"S
n small but savage Republican paper nj Ne''i h nm
If seemed preposeIous that there shonld DE- am an
eruption of journalism like that on the h ean had
Of The , M"% o th rh9 Yc Py Gl 1s ne burning
of beautiful, article q lime. the location OF p2 hirth
mil that blew mp quadrennally Qaughter ,n' yhom
place of the Indian chief Tecnn,S'h IRON, noduction
Of an excessive allowance OF original poo.f, ~
ballad form nargter.l Xcnia. as io 'IIn'..d tho
poetry was terror Of h.s SaltorS' III" '"'''
nnt saw in pnrenthesls the black powder, ah ha
white lime are s burning on the ola IleS m.% I'm in
poetry has declined In quantity, p no,d ever wrote
noctiy he was never within my knoweue' , onmge
nj, H. When hc "Acate' correspondence p,o" nS
amnT h., n %a IN The ' Xena One OF
hnm If The lew first IL not the very first that pre-
srnied the name Of Abraham Lincon, a rs ''''''
Il Is clear will prove the same sor, VI hroad Per-
mad in sailing away n,,od ioT fop a "arer Of repose lie
seems already 70 have supplied 20, ' Tm 'i' Larger
The politics Of the state Inc ils rpus - ,n"bfcr
Five: aud the Improvement Is ausplcio"s' 'h'"s"'o'
md mi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
Ladies' Shoes
and Oxford Ties.

Special lot ladies' low cut shOes-including
Dongola leather, with tips and plain toes brown
Suede with patent leather fronts, sizes IL to
Z, Csc pair-wOrth $500.
Ladies' fine Soft DOngola leather Oxford Ties,
patent leather pointed toe caps: also, common
sense shape-$l 80 pair-wOrth 1925.
Large assorted lot Ladies Button Boots. in.
Guiding French Kid, Dongola and straight goat
leather hand sewed wets and hand sewed turn
boots-sizes , . to 7, widths AA. to +, S2.24
pair-worh $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01

righteous administration which should DE demanded OF
nil public servants whatever their politics. when once
tley have been clothed with the duties Of representa-
lion and with the obligations Of rule. loud and
continued applause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
EX-MAYOR ABRAM S. HEWITT.

EX-MAYOR ABRAM ). HEWITT.
When Mr.. Reid resumed his scat. Mr.. Lawrence in
troduced cx-Mayor Abram ). Hewitt. who spoke as
follows
Your president said he reluctant TO interrupt the
proceedings BY the sound OF other voice than those
most profoundly in that regard and / thought and
think that II Is one OF the privileges OF old age
to be wsd to r ss, IN qusl 2 @ and in
ntrncion; sir: feel the poverty Of thought, and
Se oasht he battle Of life aud Se"n ete
II Is easy to perform the duty which we all come
Mr. Reid how lonesome We have been in bis abscncs
and how the sense OF loneliness. no amount Of TALK
pocR Cd anS have q been Se1 S ahs p
and, although We have had our political differences.
they have never invaded for one moment the Sacred
mistakes of my public career. say now tina, no
one came TO me 80 frankly and so freely IN private.
s sg SiSns mig to repent pc and DE go % thu" Mr.
tAppause.) And / will say now that II had fol
lowed his advice on more than one occasion, It would
have %b ssf a 'i sa me sS PfEnhf s Hs%
H iocea MORE than a da and no one believed more than
ID did that the Administration had put the right
In the right place tApplalse')
Adams and other Of Presidents thought That
foreign Ministers not of much use, nevertheless
they always cent abroad to MI those Offices TO
get lid Of troublesome politicians ut home. Hanehtrr)
known CT which Is John Randolph-who was sent
TO Russia to die. and who came back home
friends tLanghcrl But there was another rcas N.
When the Diplomatic bill attacked the ground
ought to discontinue It's fogn Ministers had charse
Of the BILL ard ! pointed ont to the House-ani /
never heard any objection made aferward. although
see II has occurred an occasion quite reccnty-tha
IL quite necessary TO educate onr Ministers whom
pb is Naturalization (Which haS Succeeded the the eS
crcedingv able and patriotic Demccratc Administration
has made grcn discovery, namely. they have selected
men who had been already trained In a greater school
than any foreign community or any government under
which the ordinary rules Of diplomacy exist they hive
have picked ont the who know every trick and
every motive which Influences human actions. ZAP
plausc.)
think that the very acme OF human intelligence
exhibited BY the President when he chose MS the
man to represent Us under very peculiar dfcies In
the Court Of France man who was born and bred in
Ohio. and who had been graduated in the CITY OF New
York In the midst OF our local politics. n a,Qhter
and applausc.) | knew perfectly well TINT whatever
he did would be well done. u that all he I'd as
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-20
FOrtepian, kt0ry sam gra.

Me potrzeba uczy6 sic grad ma for
tepianie W obec dzisiejszych wyna-
lazkow. Kto ME ma nawet pojecia o
muzyce, moze sobie wygrywac rome
melodye, bez zmeczenia siebie i pal
COW. Potrzeba mice tylko fortepian
oraz wynaleziony W tym oelu przez
iakiegos Niemca instrument, zbudo-
wany W ksztaSoie malej fsharmoii.
Wierzch jego podobny do atystonu
obejmuje Gala klawiature. Instru-
ment ten przystawia sic do fortepianu
tax ably pa}eczki, kt6re sic tyau je-
go znajduja, dotyka}y klawiszy. Ma
stepnie kiadzie sic nuty (takie jak ma
arystonie) obraca sic korba, a pafeczki
lezace ma klawiszach uderzajs W ME;
w6wczas slyszymy rome utwory mu-
zyczne mp. rapsodyja Liszta grana z
wielka siia. Oktawy uderza ten przy-
Rad, zastepujacy fortepianiste bic
gloscia tax, re zaden pianista
ME jest W stanie mu dor6wna6 i ok
tawowych pasazy W ten spos6b "a
gra6.... A co, czy ME postepFi -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-20

pomiedzy Berlinen a Wled-
MEM odbeda sic W maju roku
przysz}ego. Urzadzaja wyScig
Kluby hodowli klusak6w 2
Berlina i Wiednia, azeby wy
pr6bowaG szybkost / wytrzy'
malos6 tych koni. Klusaki be-
d. sz}y W zaprzegu; wyscig
bedzie dwojaki, dwukonny
jednokonny. Do wyScigu sta
ma znane k}usaki amerykah'
skie i rosyjskie. Pierwsza ma
groda wynosic bedzie do 12.-
900 marek. Cesarz austryjacki
wyznaczy take specyalna ma
erode. Azeby koni ME meczyf,
hieg bedzie sic odbywa} tylko
W oznaczonych godziuach dn'a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-20
Wypadek W tunelu.

Wczoraj wydarzy}o sic znowu ME-
szczesce w tunelu kolei linowej ma
Washington ul. Edward Kathleen
berg, zam. pm. 343 ma Milwaukee av.
stal ma przedniej platformie pewnego
wagonu przyczepionego do pociagu
linii Milwaukee ave., a pred MIN
sta} pewien robotnik, W}och. W}och
6w chciai przejs6 ma tylna platforme
przedniego wagonu w4asnie, kiedy
znajdowaro sic W srodku tunelu, /
prze}azac, przycisnat Kathenberga do
sciany. Ten stracwszy rownowage,
wypad} miedzy wagony. zatrzymano
pociag jak najspieszniej, ale Kathleen,
berg przeciez przez pewna Przestrzeh
wleczony, by} juz bez przytomnosci,
kiedy 60 podniesiono. zawieziono go
do domu, gdzie sic okazaso, ze ciez-
ko jest wewnatrz uszkodzony. Ka-
thenberg liczy lat 81 jest buchalte-
rem u frmy Nelson, Morris & Go.
Jest on synem bogatego bankiera i
handlarza zboza Galesburg, Ill.
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Brutal.

John O'Meara, podobno robotnik
rzezalniach, wczoraj wszed} do
sk}adu Rosina pm. 253 Clark str. i
przy zakupnie posprzeczai sic jed
nym klerk6w, nazwiskiem Jacob
Gerber. Kiedy coraz to wiecej hasa-
sowai odgraza} sic, Gerber pr6bo-
wal wyrzucic go "a drzwi. O'Meara
porwa} POLAND i uderzyi Gerbera tax
SLIME W glove, re Gerber upad1. Pa
nj Sara Rosin chcia}a pospieszy6 ma
pomoc klerkowi, brutal rzuci} sic
ma mia polanem uderzyf ia SLIME W
glove plecy. PAM Rosin gfosnem
wosaniem pomoc upadla r6wniez, a
wtedy O'Meara wybiegl ze skiadu.
Krzyk pani Rosin zwabii jednakze
jakiegos policyanta, kt6ry sasied'
niej ulicy nadblegajac, widzias ucie-
kajacego brutala, dogoni} go i aresz-
towa}. O'Meara zostanie oskarzouy
napad morderczy zaburzenie po-
rzadku.
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WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE.
KfOpoty p. Janachowskiego


w sporym k}opocie jest nasz ro-
dak p. Stanis}aw Janachowski, zam.
PREY ul. Lubbock niedaleko Robey.
Kupi} on "a posrednictwem agenta
]. B. Palascha lote przy rogu Robey
Harvey ul. nalezaca do P. G. e. ?.
Dodge i postanowiS ma zakupiona To-
to ,,przemufowa6" dom. Gdy jednak
dom znajdowa} sic W zeszia sobote
zaledwo kilkadziesiat krok6w cd Lofty
gi6wny pe}nomocnik p. Dodge nieja'
XII o. P. Lewis udal sic do sedziego
Collinsa uzyskal nakaz, zabraniaja-
cy p. Janachowskiemu wpowadzic
dom ma lote, poniewaz sprzedaz ola
jakichs przyczyD by}a niewazna.
Przez diva dni ma deszczu sta} dom,
az wreszcie p. J. musial 60 zaczac
cofa6, obawiajac sic, azeby sic ME
rozlecia} ma szczatki. Wiele k}opotu
szkody ma ztym domem nasz Kodak,
ale niewatpliwie "a to wszystko "a
plaza ci, kt6rzy sa temu winni!. %.
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Notatki telegraticzne
z Zagranicy.

= W Paryzu by1a wczoraj
mg}a. o Sci po po}. zapano-
wa}a W miescie nieprzeniknio-
ma ciemuosG. Musiano zapalic
wszystkie latarnie ma ulicach.
Zdarzy}o sic wiele wypadk6w.
: w Londynie znany le-
karz dr.. Scott Sanders, kiero-
wink Klubu Lyric" skazany
zosta} "a fa}szerstwo czeku na
sumo $4,000 ma 6 lat wiezie-
MIA.
= Zn6w W Londynie kraza
pog}oski, ze ksiaze Walii przy-
bedzie na wystawe 1898 +. do
Chicago.
= w Santiago, w Chlll, roz'
pocze}y sic posiedzenia sadu
wojennego, rozstrzygajacego
sprawe os6b, oskarzonych o u
sitowanie wzniecenia zaburze1 .
I poIudniowej Ameryki
donosza, ze prezydent Urugua-
yu Herrera zamierza zrezygno
wac. Obawiaja sic Z tego po-
wodu rewolucyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-20
TelegramF KrajOVe.
Ze StOlicy ZwiazkOWej.

WASHINGTON, 10 grudnia.-
Blaine ma sic znowu lepiej /
spedzi1 noe spokojna. Lekarze
oswiadczyli, re chwilowo ME
grozi mu bezposrednie niebez.
piecze6stwo i ze MONA sic spo-
dziewac, IL jakis czas jeszcze
zyc zdo}a.
General Rosecrans ma sic
coraz to lepiej, nawet dzisiaj
odprowadza} swego ziecia, gu
beruatora Montany, ma dwo.
rec. General ma nadzieje, ae
W przysz}ym tygodniu zdo3a
wyjechac do po}udniowej Cali.
fornii.
Gen. Schofeld otrzyma1 dis
wiadomosc, re Cara re swoja
banda znowu t}ucze sic ponad
Rio Grande. Da4 tez rozkaz,
azeby try szwadrony wysz3y
natychmiast ma miejsce rozru.
chow dla wzmocnienia si} woj-
skowych tam sic znajdujacych.
w Izbie pos}ow i W senacie
MONA by}o }atwo widziec, re
zblizaja sic swieta. Ma}o os6b
by}o obecnych i ME za}atwiano
tez spraw wazniejszych.
Przeciw trucicielOm.
P1TrsBURe, Pa, 10 grudn.
DIS popoludniu wydano roz-
kazy aresztowania Hugha
Dumpsey, prze}ozonego obwo-
dowego rycerzy piracy i J. M.
Davidsona "a wsp6iudzia} W
zbrodni otrucia W Homestead.
Tajny policyant Beethoven
wni6s4 skarge o zbrodnicza
napast i otrucie re strony ro-
botnik6w strajkujacych W
Homestead. Take wydano
rozkaz aresztowania Gallag-
hera.
P1rrsBURe, 10 grudnia. =
Dzisiaj Dempsey sam stawil
sig pred sademLi postawiono