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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-22

S II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis,
was troubled WITH Neuralgia and
Rheumatism, h;s Stomach was Gisor-
,lerca, his Lever was affected TO an
alartn,ng degree, appetite fell away,
aul he was terribly reduced in flesh
ard strength, Three bottles OF Flee.
trio B.ttcrs cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg,
H., had a running sore Oh his leg of
eight years standing. Used three
Bottles OF Electric Bltters and seven
boxes Of Dackieu's AMIGA Salve,
and bis leg is sound and well. John
Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large
Fever sores ca his leg, doctors sa,n
he was incurablc. One bottle Flee
trio B.t'crs and one box Buckien's
Avnica Salve cured him entirely.
Sold By w. ~. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-22

Miss Mary Sykes. Of Hlllsbor",
and Mr., SIR W MassiugilI. Of Viii
sous Mdls, "ere married las, even
iay at S o'cloch, at the residence Of
Mr.. Jack Ptic. on Pe,,igrew street,
Rev. w. c. Tyree, pastor Of the
First Baptist church, officiating, As
beth OF the parties were ,leat aud
dnub, Miss {. Wimley int p, etc
to them by si.ns the marriage cere.
nonv as ii was said b, Rev. Mr..
Tyree. Mr.. and M'>. Massingiil lett
on the lo"n train for their home at
Wi.sos,s Mills.-Durham Snn, 90,
toDci 18th.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-22
WATCH Him.

In the election TWO years ago,
your consin Tummie Settle had a
fac s:m.le Democratic ,,cke, printed
with h., name inserted in the place
Of Wn. ". Barker for Solicitor.
BY this device, Settle defeated
Barker, hundreds OF these ballots
being cast by met who supposed
they were voting tor the Demo-
cratic nominee.
No doubt he will try the same
game 'hts year for Congress
Watch lin. Papers in this dis
trps are asked to Keep a look out
torTthe 'ar,ful do'tger."--Greens-
Doro REGARD.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-22
The SVSl.i2 OF North Car.
oIi's.a w omen at the
World, EH:iip..

The Laay-Nauagers appointed to
collect specimens of work of the
women OF North Carolina, for exhi
htinn al the Columbian Exposition,
10 he neii in Chicago, desire to he
placed III communication with eX-
terts III al. lines Of woman's work,
10th n~u.! anl uroeual.
They inyisa correspondence and
Suggestions Oh ali subjects pertain
ING to the work they have IN hand.
Fer the better prosecution OF the
details OF this work, they have ar
lang4,i it into III" following Divls-
IONS. The n-ne anI address OF the
Laiy-Nanager in charge is gwen
with eaci, Division, so correspond
ence on the various subjects can be
addressed to the lady in charge o.
that Division, and thus expedite
work:
Division A.--Colonial Display
Cnri"s, ANCIENT and modern.-Mrs
Geo w. kidder, Wilmington.
DIVISION B.-Drawing, Painting
E'ch'ngs, Crayon Work, Po,,er,
and Home D~ecota,ions. Wood Cary
NJ, Scripture, &c.-Mrs. Charlie
Price, a,sDury. \ {.
D.~s.on C-Neelle Work, Taxi
.'erry, Feather Work, Lea,he
Wty>, F.sh->ca.e Work, &c. Mis-
>te".{ Divine. Wilmington.
DIVISION D-Pr.ss Work. Litcra
tnre, Inventors aud Inven,io.s, Sta
t%i>;Ies. &c Mrs. Robert K. Co,
ten, Falkland.
lie competition a. Chicago vi
lie. both Nstiona! aud Internaiiona
and The standard oi excellence
necessarily very high. C~onse1uen,
y tie Lady Managers urge upo
The aomen oi tie State to enieavo
on this occasion y excel any iormc
efforts IN Their respective lines .
W.rk.
The Chairman Of the Commute.
Mrs. Robert r. Gotten, will tak
pleasure n replying to Inquiries o
any subject no, mentioned 10 IL
above classification, which relate ,
the subject.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-22
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

Mr. T. G. Harris. # Raleigh. has
nearly completed tie great show
map showing the 1000 public
schools in tie State, which is TO be
one Of the five North Carolina MAPS
shown at he Worlds Fair.
Tue Kew. +. II. Pri,chard, d. D.,
pastor OF the Flfst Baptist church of
Wilmington, has accepted a call
from the Try"n Street Baptist
church Of Charlotte, and will leave
WILMINGTON TOR Charlotte tie LIST O:
January.
Shelby Review: Mr.. DIS Wealth,
ers, OF this TOWNSHIP, planted less
than an acre IT sugar cane this year
aud made l04 gallons OF splendid
sorghum, worth about $1,000. This
beats cotton 4 long ways. There
has been more molasses made III
Cleveland county this year than
ever before, ard everybody says 1t is
Que of the most profitable crops
that can be raised.
State Chronicle: The pos,mis
,ress at Kenansville, who has held
the Office tor several years and give1.
perfect and entire satisfaction, a lady
Of high personal character, has bee.,
removed, and in her place appoint
ea an ignorant, uncou,h negro man
Nor is this all. Th. Negro could
not give the $4,000 boud, and in
order to "get him in" the bond was
reduced for his special ~convenierce
t, $4,000. The citizens are Justly
indignant, but petItioning asain~,
the outrage has a:ailed notAin. u
yet.
a special to the State Chronic!,
from Ke,nersvll,e, N. c., dated DC,
l2ih, says NJ w. Bodeul.ammer, a
popular Young lawyer Of this place
was SHOT and probably fatally
wounded this morning by G. b
Hasten, a young business mar 81
marked ability, bat who has beer
ruined by dissipation. The bal
went through Bodenhamm-,'- reel
and III near causing ins,autanc. u
death. Hasten walked off a few
steps and then shot himself twice IL
the lett breast, dying from Il,
wounds in q few minutes. He wa
:ntoxlca'e1. The dstnc"ly aro>'
out of Entertainments criticism :.
Hasten. when the latter was ,rie:
few days ago for emb' zz'emer',
charge preferred by a Mr.. Wttahrt
of Pilot Mountain. Mr.. Haste
leaves = kite and children, ; > WI
the Sa"chter Il q eeii known H"sa
vlan, fairly IN Pennsylvania. II.
TRAGEDY las cause! much exci,emen,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-22
How the Battle VIII BE.
New York San

The deep disappointment which
the elections in florida and Georgia
have gwen the Republicans will not
prevent them, OF course, from max
ing strenuous efforts Ia carry Yves,
Virginia, North Carolina and Ala
bama.. At the same tin.e the apol.
ogue # the elections in Florida and
Georg a IS plain. 1t IS the ter,na
net.ce ct political forces. IL tears
.luwn ra.ul.ous tor b,.h the great
parties. 1t shows that there Is no
rational ground for the Republicans
to expect conquests III the South. 1t
Indicates ny tie safes, analogy thai,
Massachusetts and the Nor,hwes,
must be lett out of account by The
Democrats. The old fight is 10 he
fought over on the OLD ground.
New York and Indiana are the GEN.
ter OF that fight, and the lhicAcst IT
it is right here in The Empire State"
The great DR.. Boerhaave LETT three
directions Tor preserving the health
keep the feet warm, the head cool.
and The bowels open. Had he prac
ticed in our day, he might Lave
added: and putty the blood With
Ayers >arsapariiia Tor lie certainly
would consider II the besl.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-22

In ans~er to a request IRON + {.
Cup, Secretary Of the Worlds Fair
Conmi,,ce at Chicago, Governor
Holt Las Designated August 18th of
next year as North.CAsollna day, j,
being the ANNIVERSARY ."t Virginia
Dare, the first white c:iIl born in
America.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-22
For J~nsticc.ot he supreme Court
JAMES e. MAC.s.AE,
II Cumberland.


The more the people soc Of tht
present administration OF President.
Harrison The h1ttar the admnistia-
ton Of Grover Cleveland appears
before tie Intelligent and thinking
pcorlc otthr nation"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-22
CKITICIsING \ YOUNG LADY.
"Sile would be q pretty girl bu,

"She would be a pretty girl but
tor one thing"
"What's that asked Charley.
George -"Iier face is always Gov
cred with purple aud red bIo'c'ies."
Char.e, oh, that's easily enon.n
disposed Of Used 70 be the same
LAY myself, ia, | caught on t" TIE
,rouh'e Il day, and got rio Of i il
10 tune.
Hcorgr--"Wha was il
Charles -->iun,v blood cup
tionH. Iooe \ Short us OF +. p.
l.. !! ted yon ITS the boss bloo,i
corrector. the governor had ,heu
mailSm 50 bad that You could hear
him heller clear across the country
every time lie moved. He tried il,
and 20. knos what an athletic old
gent he Is now. Ii somebody would
give Ms Daisy q pointer, she wouio
thank tben Afterwards. Nil tht
drug torres sell IT.,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-22

English SPAWN lAn.mcnt remev&s
III lisrd, SOFT or CliIoused LumpS
AVID 8.cmisles from horses. Blood
Spav'ns, Curb-, Sp.ints. Sweeney,
Rlng-h'ne, >utie-, Sp-a.ns, and Swol.
lca Throals. Coughs, etc. Save 500
by u" o! one bottle. Warranted
the most wonderful Blemish Care
ever known. Sold by W. \. Hayes,
Druggist, H.,isboro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-22

Perfectly sare, perfectly pure, per-
fectly harmless is Si."mcns Liver
Regulator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-22

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, DiarrhGa, Eructa,ion,
Gives healthy sleep end promotes
digestion,
Without Injurious m~cl'cat!cn.
The Centaur COMPANY :,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-22

yT,Tp %nruorp,ryr Tirurr
.fEIr..a.,,.
- nnTgurnN
- i.L.,la.,
OCTAVIUS COKE
Of wax,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-10-22

\, pill or %na.scatn,g %o'ioo, but
q plea~ant u and purgaiive is
S.mulons Liver Regulator.
The evening world., 1892-09-26
A PRACTICAL EDUCATION.
His Daughter Could Drive . Nall
traiRht Every Time.

Straight Every Time.
The old man gently stroked the brown
hair of tho sweet girl nesting upon his
breast. 1t was evident that he was very
proud of ner. and when with u fond kiss
she left the room he turned again to the
visitor, his eyes filed with parental nfec-
ton. says the Detroit Tribune.
Wonderful girl. that" he mused.
rubbing his hands together gleefully.
The freight sent ftful CLEAN to illu-
inmate his fine. venerable face.
Splendid education" the old man OBJ
served.
An. indeed"
The father stared into the glowing CRATE
and chuck!ed with satisfaction.
Cost lots Of money" he murmured.
but 1t paye."
He appeared to be very we'll satisfied
indeed.
"Very"--
The visitor felt 1t necessary to make
some comment.
Accomplished, l dare say"
Accomplished be hangedl"
The old man was quite violent.
No. SIR" he insisted. ''Mv daugh.
ter has a practical. industrial education,
II want to"--
The visitor professed polite incredu
lity.
Know Sewing and housekeeping,
suppose 2"
NO"
The old man noticed the look Of aston
ishment his negative occasioned.
mo. sir. no sewing or housekeeping
but she can drive nail straight ever,
time. A practical education. sir. strictly
practical"
The freight sent fitful glean to illu
mine his fine, venerable head. d.-Detroi
Tribune,
The evening world., 1892-09-26
THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER ", 1892.

structed 70 vote for Mrs Maggie Larc, Of
Philadelphia, Tor organizer OF women. As
alternates iur the two delegates were elected
Miss Della Malon"v AMI Michael y. Mallon.
The General Assembly Is to meet In ~. Louis
Nov. Ii.
The United Sales Peoples Association 10
stili pushing its early closing agitation in
Harlem. The Central Labor Union yesterday
appointed Delegates N oses DE Costa, Howard
balkan, James A. Fitzgerald, w. !. connolly
ana James y. Archibald ns speakers for
inass-mec tilg OF the Associatio., which will
take place Tonight corner Eighty-sesenth
street und Third avenue.
Cpon TIVE request OF the Reliance Labor
CluO OF MatOlr cutters, tho central Labor
l mon re, wed yesterday to instruct its sec:
retAry to request the Chicayo Trades council
TO expel ccrtsi marble woi kers represented
10 its body VINO are working iur a hon.untoh
i,ru,. 1he Union stated that the specified
tirm Imported its work from Paris, London
and Vienna, where II was done by non.union
workmcn, ne work being used Tor the interior
decoration OF nve large buildings ih ChicagO,
the principal ons being the city post-oflice.
'rhe Union stated Also That the nrm In ques-
tion employed cx-con victs from the different
ate PRISONS
The evening world., 1892-09-26
SHE WAS TRUE, after ALL.
a Bachelors, Mistake Which Came from
Meddli2eg IN Others Business.

She was pretty. slight, round and rosy.
with china-blue eyes. dlmple in either
cheek. and golden brown hair worn in
long loose curls, With none OF the fashion,
able denominations Of crimps. frizzes and
artificial braids about her.
Hardened old bachelor though l was,
felt as il could have fallen in love with
her on the spot. il hadn't known SO we'll
that Charley had the first inning.
We rowed home together, or. at least,
as far ON our way home us the Thames
would take us. sophy sang little boat
ballads. Charley roared out tenor bar
carolies. Ieven essayed German stu
dert song which had learned at Heidel-
berg. nobody knows how long ago. and
We partsd the hest Of friends.
A week afterwards Dresden and i met
face to face in st. Janes's street.
Halo. Mortimore" said Charley, his
honest yisage lighting up. What DO
you think of her."
II think she is pearl-a jewoi--a
princess among women" l answered.
with perfect sincerity.
Congratulate me, them" cried Char
icy, besmipg all over, for am engaged
The evening world., 1892-09-26

Let me see-where was It that first
ct her? Oh. yes; it was under the
slciept arches of the old bridge. boating
soy moonlight, the sound Of flute played
softly afar of. and all OF Q sudden the
keel Of my boat coming sharply in con-
tact with somebody's else's oars.
Halo. you'll" cried out clear, in
cisive young voice. Where are you 60
Ing to? Why don't you look which way
you are steering?"
Charley Dresden !" cried out /, little
needing the torrents of obloquy he was
beginning to heap upon me.
"Old Mortimore!" he responded, Joy
ously. why. who on earth would have
thought of finding you dreaming on the
Thames? Here! Come into my boat.
Hitch on your old craft behind! And let
me introduce you to Miss Sophy Adri-
Ance."
Hooked as sharply at Miss Sophy NJ the
moonlight and my own modesty would
let me, for knew that she WAS the espe-
cial admiration of my friend Charley
Dresden. had heard her blue eyes and
peach blossom cheeks ravsd about until
even my much-enduring patience had
failed.
The evening world., 1892-09-26
ATTACKED BY BLACKBIRDS.
Story OF Peculiar Adventure Which
Comes from California.

Story OF Peculiar Adventure Which
Comes from California.
Bailey Hoover. a young man employed
on the Curtiss ranch at Woodland. CAL.
reports strange experience with birds.
says an exchange.
He was driving single horse and buggy
from the Fair ranch the other day. Whom
about two miles from Knights Landing
he was suddenly startled out of doze by
myriads Of birds which swarmed down
upon him. screaming angrily aud flying
at him.
The air was literally black with them,
and they viciously attacked the horse.
which was frightened into frantic effort
to run away.
The Young man was scared beyond his
powers Of description. He fought the
birds off with his whip, and directing the
horse as best he could was soon beyond
their pursuit.
Hoover entertains a superstitious fear
that the incident portends evil for him.
and is sure something bad il going to hap
pen to him before long. He snid they
were nearly all black kbirds. although
there appeared TO be other species among
the army of his winged enemies
The evening world., 1892-09-26
HAD A FEW QUESTIONS.
But the Editor Concluded Not to
Answer Them.

But the EutOr COnCluQOo NOt 10
Answer Them.
lis this the place whore you answer
questions 7" he asked. as he entered All
editorial room OF the Detriot Free Press
and looked around.
1T is," replied tho gray haired man at
one of the desks. but you must first
write ont"
"Oh. l know all about that" put in
tho stranger. IN write it out snd
send il III to the editor all right IL you're
sure you can answer II. Now, why do
girls ALWAYS want to DO married Rt high
noony Whv isn't plain, everyday noon
Just as good! And whats the difference.
any way!"
IL you'll write your Questions out
plainly on one side OF the"----
An right. Nil right. And while I'm
about 1t | suppose might ask why o girl
has her dress made 81 Tint she has to hold
II mp to keep 1t from dragging. when II
she'd have half an inch more taken of
behind she wouldn't have to-
I've told you. sir, that II you'll send
your questions in
Certainly. l just wanted to make
sure you could answer them II l did.
Now. why is II that o woman will walk
serenely along holding her dress up about
an inch or an inch and half on the side
while it drags IN the mud behind. and ~
'On second thought. sir. YOU needn't
write those questions out" said the gray.
haired man. We don't pretend TO d.
the impossible i'll this department"
The evening world., 1892-09-26
stand up" with old Bullion.

II was but few days subsequently that
the waiter showed an elegantly dressed
young woman into my room mt the hotel
where ! WAS stopping. ! rose III some
surprise. Aside from Old Aunt Jane P.att
aud my lAUndress my lady visitors were
few. But the instant she threw up her
thick tissue veil recognized the sof, blue
eyes and daiuask-rose cheeks Of Soply
Ahrlnuce.
"Oh. Mr. Moitmore :" she cried pite-
ously, " know You won't mind my COM
ing 10 your hctel, because you seem
exactly Ike II father 20 me. wlnced n
little at this. " Bu; have received such
letter from Charley. and Hs-us you've
known him FOR II long time, thought
perhaps you con!d cXpla i, to me. Oh.
| have been so wIetch,d' And indeed,
indeed didn't dcse'Ne II :"
She gave me q iear.h'oitel letter, and
then snt down To cry quietly in the corner
Of the sofa until such time rs | should
have finished Is perUsal.
II was a lit mirror of Charley preslen's
impotuous nature. fun of bitter re-
proaches, dark inuuendoes, hurting back
her tro'h and limiting cloCmily II, suicide.
When | read IT scarcely wondered 1t
poor Sophy's distress.
What does he mean. Mr.. Monimore."
~ ked Sophy. plainiiyely, when he ac-
cuses me of deceivins HIM. of selling my
self to tho highest bidder; Oh. it's SO
dreadful"
Are you about to become the wife
OF Mr.. Bullion. the banker? 2" l asked,
sternly.
The evening world., 1892-09-26
HE WAS IRRESISTIBLE.

Words Coined from Geography and
Dictionary Were Too Much for
Her.
One of the many advantages Of an edu-
cation is displayed in the case of negro
woman who not long ago married man
of unprepossessing appearance and any,
thing but an amiable disposition. says
Youths Companion.
She had formerly been q servant, and
one of the young ladies of the family with
whom she had lived asked her how she
ever came to marry Pompey.
What in the world did he say to you.
Dinah." she inquired, Ito persuade you
to marry him ?"
Law sakes. Miss Mary. chile!" ejacu-
lated the good natured Dinah. you know
dat couldn't maxi no answer to Pomp
when he come a-co'tin oh me. cawse
Pomp he's edicated. honey. dom you See ?
Why. l s'mise dat he got some OBJ his
words out de joRafy. an q whole possy of
'em GU, de dictionary. an SO, co'se. Miss
Mary. it want no use OBJ me tryin' to hold
out against Pomp."
The evening world., 1892-09-26
BOTH FAILED TO GET RICH.
Yet, by Singular Paradox, One
Man Became q Million aire.

Man Became q Million aire.
There could hardly havo been a greater
contrast between two men who had been
chums at school and afterwards at col
lege, says the Detroit Free Press.
The first Ind n tinge of gray in his hair.
wrinkles on his brow. and WAS round
shouldered from long hours spent over a
desk. He was trudging slowly home
ward.
The second was we'll dressed. and when
he walkod hnd a more elastic step than
the first But he wasn't walking: he was
driving. ns usual. There were some
lines OF care on his face. but altogether
he looked prosperous and happy.
THAT mans worth hnlf million" I"
said one of the two men who had stopped
TO watch him drive past.
And tina, man isn't worth s5ON. said
the other, noddin2 towards the one who
was trudglng along on the Other side Of
the street.
IL knew them when they were both
poor " SAID the first. Both started ont
to become rich. aud for year or so 1t
seemed mn even thing. Each was srivin.
and struggling for the same end"
know. and one failed"
- Both failed"
II mean one failed to get rich"
Both failed 10 get rich The other
went into bankruptcy and paid ten cents
on the dollar that's how he got rich
The evening world., 1892-09-26

Oh. dear. no." said Sophy. That's
mamma ~ .
- Eh Z" gaspedI /. Sd
It's mamma. answered Sophy. shes
to be married next week. Didn't you
know it"
! stared straight before me. Well, I
lad got myself into a pretty pickle by
concern Inc.
Look here. Miss Adriance." said /,
will tell YOU all about it,"
SO did. described old Bullion's
letter, my own false deductions there
from. and the rash deed had committed
in sending the bankers correspondence
TO Charley Dresden.
And now" said ]. do you wonder
that he is iniignautI'
Sophy's face grew radiant.
But there's no harm DONE" said she.
NO real harm, mean. Because I've
written him long letter about mamma
and Mr.. Bullion. which he must have re-
cei,ed the next mail after he sent OF this
cruel. cruel sheet of reproaches And
pray, Mr.. Mortimore. don't look so Woe
berone," she said kindly. Your mistake
WAS natural enough"
Sophy vas a true prophet. There was
no real harm" done. The next mail
brought letter full Of enireaties TO be
pardoLei, and a brief. brusque note TO
me. which told me. not exactly in SO
many words. but in spirit. that had ~
great deal better have minded my own
business.
What I really think ! had B0stss
Gio6e
The evening world., 1892-09-26

"Of course You'll think 1t a foolish
thing for me to do, wrote Bullion; but
even at sixty man has not entirely out
lived the age Of sentiment, and when
once you see Sophy Adrinnce you will
forgive any seeming Inconsistency on my
part"
Sophy Alrianco.' Was this the way
poor Charlev's blut-eyed fiance WAS sery-
ing him while he WAS across the Channel.
trying to earn alittle money for her sake I.
MY heart rebellcd against the iickleness
OF women.
went straight 10 the pretty West End
house II was POSSIBLE that might be
even ,hnt was unlikely
- Is Miss Adriauce ut home - | asked
OF the servant who answered the bell.
NO. sir. Miss AdrIance is spending II
few weeks with Il friend at Brighton. she
answered promptly.
closed Bullion's letter in another en-
yelope. directing il TO poor Charley Dres.
denis address. puste Restante, Paris adj
ing few lines If my own. wherein | EN-
deavored to mingle consolation aud phil.
osophv rs aptly AS possible.
" It's an ungrncions thing for me TO do.
sending this letter. wrote |. but | be
licve il to lie the rart Of true friend to
undeccive you ms promptly as possible.
Bullion IL millionaire. Sorhy is posi-.
bly, but fallible mortal. after all. Re n
man. Dresden. and remember that she is
not the only woman IN the world who
would rather be an old mans darling than
young mans slave"
Aud then / wrote CURLY declining to