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been issued convoking an extra session of
the japanese Parliament at Hiroshima,
October Is, for seven days. to discuss mat
ters requiring the sanction of Parliament
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA.
DIR. Page, OF New York, Mentioned for tho
Assistant BishoprIc.

NEW YORK, January Cot IS stated
that among the names to be presented at
the special Episcopal convention to elect
an assistant to Bishop white. OF Vir-
ginia, at Richmond. on the 3lst instant.
will be that OF the Rev. William ". Page.
-. D., OF this city.
DR.. Page was born in Virginia in 1915,
and was graduated from Hampden-Sid-
ncy College. In that State. He Joined the
Confederate army at the age Of Is and
served throughout the war. After the
war he became the pastor Of Presby-
terrain church. but subsequently returned
to the creed OF MS fathers. and is now
chaplain TO Bishop Potter. OF New York.
Among the other names mentioned here
"a likely to be candidates are Professor
kinloch Nelson, OF the Alexandra Theo-
logical Seminary; Rev. j. b. Newton
rector OF the Monumental church. Rich
mond, and Rev. Ar Gibson. OK Cinc.n-
natl. o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
TIE TARIFF CG9hTE.


~
,urrt..,.r,,s- u g.. J.rr.rv co.
,..'.-...'... ,... 1... i1
ND '-'' l.,
the morning A'ji' ana ".'.- '-
lnrc between :. sfrs. N--oA a"t Iu--
ro.4s 10 WAS arr..I TIA. debate on t''
4....,t ...,r..i.t,.r tn. a-,--
.'.1 ,...,., .,t tl-. ,i.f-rg. l.r -or
.............,.... 'r.- section Of ,h. Wilson
'.i, t-,,,5 .,..s i, twenty ,ninat,s.
,..s &c., sor..l mat o- u Is. Tues
I.- t.. r..,,.a l,-s i-to Commit
r. K..r.i. tir.. hours Shout. Dee
....n q, ~ consideration of the coal scn--
li-.. and tLrec hours IT, the iroa-J.e scAe-
t...
'rl,u. 40 ll.f7. tho N0I@c went int} Com
NIT. ~ tie whole. vita AIR. Al'1-rd'on.
~ T.ul,-s., ia tha ch-r aui h'.-.
speeches were made by a. 'io5''
ror. C01mhs. Mercer GeilbAclAI OF
Nebraska. and sap a'n.
tir. Daniels O;,p.bleanl. o. Ne" 1'rh'
offered en ani-lj-eHt - t"t p-"H.nS
amen lmeat siri".ns out the clause re-
icrrIng to harley t.Hs putting '.ilry On
th, free lis-, hut This Proposition was
promptly voted "n. Ihe vote Wa. u.
taken op Nr. h'-i'i"'t 'i.4 ~.
substituting tie CORES. '-'.Ai I-.t4,A o.
the existing L." TOR re ptcios' afii-
cu.tura scneau-e az me W iiso" b'il' anu
the amendment "aS lot 10y d VOC Oh ID
10 ll6. Tie following Iop-.s's ana ii4e-
pend nts voted with re Democrats:
Mrs5rs. Harris ~ Kansas paws OF nan.
sas. hcn CT "eorasl-i1' ana simpson %
Kansas.
Alesr5. NcEoe AID DocNey presenter
amendments 10 tie sugar SCI. "Ile' 70 o'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
What Cures Pimp.es
Tie only reliable preventive AID cure, vlsn
not due " !. eo..s:..A...a.I Auia0r, Is
Cut;cura Soap.

It contains q -1ld rr'7ort.on Of CUTiCCRA'
the great ssiu Clrc, wb al eratlcs i TO dissolve
the aebaccous or ily matter - it forms =. Tho
mouths OF the pores.
Its..uala,c5 iic sluggish glands ard tubes 70
healthy activity, reduces Inflammation, sooihe'
and heals irri. .cd ard rolghcncd surfaces ..ld
restores tie skin g, its ori@.-~l pn-.,y.
Thisis the secret Of It's wcuGc.igl success.
Tor lad oouplcxors. red. rough hands and
shapcless ra.s, dry, thin ard falling hair. scaiy
and irr.,ated -calps and simple baby bier shes
Il IS wonderful.
Its prtser ING, purifying and Identifying to
= degrees hitherto unknown among remedies for
the skin and compicxica
sale greater Than tic combined Gales Of a.
Other skin and complexion soalS.
Sold throughout the world.
rorTrR DaUG AND CHli. CORR, Sole Pro-
prietors, Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21

special message OF the President OF tho
United States has rendered any further
correspondence on the subject OF my
letter OF tho 27th OF December unneces-
saTy. a. tho message satisfactorily an
swcrs the questions asked. But" he
added. ~ you SIN desire the spocinca-
tons requested. l viii DO ready To fur
nigh them"
willis then gave Dole en- opportunity
10 Withdraw his offending letter. but
Dole replied curtly that Il was not his
intention 90 vii hGraw any OF his letters.
There tho matter rests. az far "a this
batch of correspondence goes.
THUEsTCS AGAIN INFWASHTNGTON
WASfUNGTON. j. c.. January %
Lorraine Thrrrfon. the Hawaiian Minister
20 thN United Sta'cT, reochcd here tonight
from his Gy.nS tip % Honolulu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
r,Iinlh Hot sienllY.

WASHINGTON. j.. g.. January "
II W.u bs remembered that the NalNe"
stability Board recommended the lenI'h-
cninr or the Machlas fourteen i"et 10
remedy her defects. IL IS learned iuith
that 81 is proposed % huild coal-Du'N,iS
+, The lt-f..-t section which VIII be In
,crted az the point where The ship *
70 be cut ia two. The cighy-hYe ioEs
Of coal which these viii hold are expected
10 hold The ship steady. When ue coal
bankers are empty .anks OF water VIII
be substituted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
IN HIow Things.

WASHINGTON. u. G., January 20
rho dynamite cruiser Yosuvlus returned
to New York this morning from New
London, where she has been on DUTY IN
connection with tho trial Of tho Mont
eofoery. The Vesuyius VIII be atted cut
fos a cruise along the Atlantic coast
probably 20 tho West Indies. with ins,ruc-
tons TO blow up al distractions to nAyl.
gatfou-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21

Corn-rn light demand; No. xs,.
3sizc.; No. yellow. Sc. "a"Ss
-, Po 5rs Mess, .t2,~slJD; Gear m.sa.
Bacon-Steady. looss shoulder, a.
sshort-rib sides. he. short clear 49,
nc.
whlskey-sieady at siis.
ST LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. MO. January n.-roy,.
Market quiet. no change
Wheat-Janlary, ~ic.. May. SIC
tofn-hlshcr' January. 1p3'tC, ~
ruary. Sl.a3Ac:: May. 35i.9s5.a
oats-iisghtr; May 8Ac
Pork-Standarg mess. gssD4.l Ga. -.
orders Sii.09. ~
I.ard-Prime steam nominal Nyg
Dry salteI mcats-fsoul f-fg.,
long and clear ribs. w.. salr's :. .l'''
~, oaeo a.. 9n}Iileis' .-' long, ..o:
High wines-Stcady Gt g. IS
THE COTTON MhRKErs.
LIVERPOOL, January % -N-o1-c,..
I ton IN fair demand, freely rs. VII,
prices easier; American mllIue.
Sales 1000 bales; American. ..-.1 6.
I speculation and export. lvy i..rs -
ceipts. 500 bales. American .p 3.
Futrres stsnay az tf' a.... ...
moderate. February and M....
l2-bid.. March aui A..I. a lItff All
am Nay i-7iH' il-,'.. ,i.T ..I 81
I li-6fl; june anil In... l..t. n
ard Aug1sl. c'-iI - -l-sl4., A4..st Ia
SEPTEMBER .2.,I. 80
I p. M.-Amer,ln mlia0e. r,.r Ca,
good li.ug, . ,-.tI. U.l. d.. >
/ low miGaunc. i-.EL. r.. .r...
? f-ifl. ordinary. ... i.. Ja-r....
January AMI February. & t... t......
February uni ,nua. l.... i..
March and April. i.-fIi. Isl.
end MAY. 1 lt.fIrt f-.ft. 't....l f-
l,-f.rl i1-.iI.. juno anl .... @.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
THE COLUMBIAN BUILDING
AID LOAN ASSOCIATION,
PLANTERS NATIONAL BAhK BUILDING,
RICHMOND, "a.
u,oISuIu&In2ml
RICHMOND PERPETUAL
BUILDING, LOAN AED TRUST COMPANY,
or EAST MAri sIR2Cg. NORTHWEST C0RSEs
TrSIH.

Are Won seeking aninycstment? Ifso
We desire to call your attention 70 the
stock of THIS company, which offers reli-
able Inducements. Almitcd number OF
shares for sale. Nepotits received, On
which n liberal rate Of interest will be
allowed.
Do Won desire to own home? II
you DO oar plan Of lending money vii
aid Won to secure it. Loans negotiated,
payaLle in easy monthly instruments.
INV Information Dlii be choeriuly fur
r.hcd at orr Office, - Main street.
80 !.4u,lh"n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21

Women full Of pains, aches
and weaknesses find comfort,
strength and renewed vitality in
Cuticura Plaster, the first aid only
pain.klliing, nerve-strengthenlng
plaster whea I'll el&s tails, &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21

CINClNNAli.
CINCINNATI, o.. January ID OUT u.
spring patent. s3.iJ45s9, family WV
oats-steady at soleo.zc. for No. smixed;
No. whits. Sc. ,.,.-. ~. Q
red.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21

I|
r,rror- r.l .o..r..t ,...,.-.,,,
... .. 81. Mons. ttir.u. "a
o.. ,...
,4it Af.r. .,..Yv ~
,.. -,..o, 49,. ..,.,. y. .......t ,f..l.
,.......-, .a I,.......I
o., ~, '',-' .'..,... e., i.-r.
~. I... l...,. .. ...
YIN of lar a.,. af.. NtlIA f.
. ,.I.aur.>. l.l...I y.s, VI LISA .
o..,..,
,-,.. many rrar,hs o. d. ~.r'av. ilfra
,,.tb christian rali.u.. 4.I r,..~o. ..u,
r.- erIrir v,Iry'l f4 ,.y 2, t., ..tt,'.
,.rI o.. ..,...rd .t.gr.q .rlrl.h. Ii...
and f,..r.I. .h.. 4 a... 3D., ..... ...a.,
,r IL u...r rr. ..l ... r. ( lyI
80 tt..tl f...,.-.f..-.
Funeral from lrr nts r.s't..5 ~ !
T. 40 TODAY. Jluu.ry ID.
...,,, .,
,'. 60.
ni.-....,.r 4, al. cIr.r1.r rar.
"a -.t tt.s ,fty..,It d. f..i.. "A
..h ,..~
.5..1.r-.l y,u ,,,-, ,i,.. sr.,, ,t, 20 ..
br.I -s.r..t r.rt... c.... II., ..
DAY 40 . D. ~. frI...f ..I
+ ans ar. invited - attend.
. ,..
'''' '.'. D. ''
..I ,.I.. ..... .... ..+
'.'
ii.- ..
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
Wise VIII Probably Talk Out IN
Meeting This Week.
THE VETOED BRIDGE BILL.
s Prospective Effort to Make II LAW In
Spite OF the Presidents
Opposition.

WASHINGTON. January 2o.-(Speciai)
Representative Wise made an ef1ort In
tho House this morning to have one hour
So. apart specially on Tuesday next Tor
the consideration OF the tobacco section
OF the tariff bin. but tie House would
not grant his request. Sull further ei-
forts viii be made TO obtain this conces-
sion. Tho members interested IN sugar
have. been granted three hours time on
Monday. and It looked strange that TO-
bacco could not be recognized.
Mr.. David y. Cooper. the prominent
| and woll-known tobacco manufactures
~ henderson. y. g.. was at the Capitol
today lie says the people In his part
OF the State are much opposed to the
prooositon % treble the tax on cigar
| cites. II WILL IN his opinion, be a haIl-
slip on the manufacturers and the pro-
q .cers. ana 10 has with him memorial
very generally signed calling on the North
! Carolina delegation % resist the section
O.. the wilson BIZ relating 10 cigarettes.
/ II is proposed also to have a delegation Ok
| citizens come On to washington from
Henderson. They VIII probably arrive
I here somc time next week.
TROUBLE FOR WILSON.
Mr.. Cooper was told at tie Capitol II
/ would De- useless g. attempt anything ia
/ the House. IL ~ generally cdcd That
The Wilson bM wH - through that Dooy
practically at the d.c,auon " the WAYS
- VI 10 t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21


L. Observation-Disclosures. .........,....A
80 VI ..........tA
10 M,d,t,L. "a
- o.
~, . gqt6
--.-,--
Nr.,v vOpr- c-rOCY MARKET.
NEW 1PtiN, January Ut mas &c"
many a week since Wall street felt as
cheerful ,s 10 di4 .o-lav The tendency
80, a.. IN, ,,..r.,
'l prices was "P"-'" anu '''- "''
ln control from the opening u me close
..r tia session The r.act!1n in the hlll
,.. . .r.-t-o "a %
udiN-s "'-~7''-'' 80 '''t
cutie o.'el happens that srat ua'''9
take profits AZ the ell q tn week r1tn-r
.tp,r r.rr,- tb.fr contracts over Sunday.
% -. .. 80, t.,.st,,s n
-"' nl '.l.S 3" H'' a.
cc'p' OK "'f".' prices ''o'' i.5'''.''''
il ."-i"'e ''f"b .'~,i' 81 ..,' 80 -
The execution ~ the ia'tcr H-'ei'r,'
tin fact tlat there were Jew STOCKS
all r.,..vel from the foreigners on
cos-as.i che pulls % take o. more aggros-
I've stand. and in a short time they had
,,-. t........,
~. ".''' '..- '" ..t.t-,,,
b A'NE was a -t'l.r.tr.''i .F ''''N'-t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
n,1rI,fnrr sroct MApKEr.
prrr1,fOXD STOCK WARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. January 20.-Vlr-
ginia IS. 80. BID. Consolidated Gas bonds
IN. asked; do. stock. 81 sg514.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
NEW YORK pN0DCcE MARKET.

/ NEW f'itN' 'anlitN Lug
! Gun ana " D. N'"'
.'-, l. t-
/ clear 'i la' '.
/ ''''I. $500. -' .l.in "'"',
/ " Us; ''i..'.i' ' i~'' ''''''' '-''' ID
! e. cn"' re-, ." 80. ,.. 49,. ~t
! NH.l- '+H '.' ,-.. o..
! store amy '..' ,'' ,.
4 Mons n-h D
/ r. .lI.. rri- u.f. I...t N...
I .. ,.f f......... ...t .r.4.".. eli.
/ a. .i...
I a. ,. f,.u ir- frf..r. 80. - a. '
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21

Alabama Glass - .................... %
Alabama class - ..................,... 10
Alabama Wla.5 ~ ..................53nF!
Louisiana STAMPED As ................. q
Norih Carolina IS Observation-Disclosures. -
E1rfl carolina s. ...................... rs
tennessee OH g. ....................G0ll -
Tennessee new settlement Gs ......... 80
Tennessee new SOFT. weut 50 ........ q
Tennessee new settlement 3S AMMAN. ~
J-ir-tnfq "a ~. gerrel ................. 90
VIrgina Trust Receipts. stamped -. 35
Virginia C0ns0i3 ......................0Jf 9.r
United States ~, registered .......... ~
United states as. coupon ............. IL
United states Is. coupon ............. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF The WOALQ
Prices OF Money, Bonds. Stocks 0ratus
Tobacco, Cotton. Ar. and the
Weather Indications
By telegraph to the Dlspatcs.)

r WAsHIyGrog. d. c.. January TO-
lpInllWl Forecast for Virginia and North
Carolina: Cloudy and threatening
/ weather, with light rain; clearing
during the afternoon; warmer south
winds Sunday: fair and much colder Mon
dag or Monday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21

was crisp and cloudy.
The sky a: midnight was partly clear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21

aeaIn tried TO block him b. making the
r,oint thai a motion could not be ntne
durint. a debate. This was inetec'""4'
and Mr. Paine and his Republican col
leagues took the situation philosophicaiy
and permitted Mr. Grain 10 continue
At the conclusion OF his remarks there
WIS an uproar In the House and galleries
which caused the chairman (Mr Ricaaru-
son) 10 speak sharply to the audience IN
the galleries. and threatened to have the
galleries cleared.
Mesgrs Wilson and Reed seconded tho
Efforts Of the.Chalrnian. and called atten-
ton 10 the rules forblddlng visitors to
participate IN the applause and other
demonstrations on the floor.
Mr. Simpson offered an amendment put
ting wool and manufactures OF wool on
the free list
At u the committe. rose. and the Pres'-
dents rrcssaVcs transmitting the veto OF
tho New York and New Jersey bridge
bill and the latest Hawaiian correspond
ence were read.
The most intense interest was shown IN
the reading Of the latter message. n
rumber Of members crOwding into We
space before the Speakers desk. The
reading was interrupted at intervals by
applause from the Republicans or Demo-
Gratis. just as the Presidents policy az
poar,l favorable 10 them respectively. ~
the conclusion Of Tire reading the CORE
etonlenea was ref rrad 10 the Commit
to on Foreign Affair. and tho House set
tel down again % tariT affairs.
After several members hal taken part
in the debate. the amendmen's OF Mesfrf.
/ Simpson AMI Grain were voted down
a~d Nr Ding,ey offered an amendmeu
changing the tariff on lime from ~ pr
| cont ~ yal0r-m 10 cents pr lyt
| pounds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21

Entered into rest 10 u' - r..l...
~ the Christians rswaiH ~,
January S. 1854. az "Nl,,s'0' ',',r,. S..
family homestead, Amsnt -i N.ts o..
Mrs. HANAH JErht' nc. -, az hst
pr. !. II. Js,sr. IA las ~-a -
sissssd AZ. sAs Uurv IN bart K. "a 4 /
shAu So Gal -.-..I-.s,--,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
hole TO WILLIS.
p,-usn; T7lsNe Sent TO Congress
BY the President
r,wlI,Ay APPREHENSION.

w.. wac Wote Very Great by
~- Minister'S Behavior,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21

RICHMOND, VA. January 20.-CiosinS
quotations.
Government Securities. Bid. Asked.
United states as, X. and c. lib
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
TONEY.

a. -
Sc have several IA ~ MONEY TO
IOA. a., R.c.i.U.D CITY REAL iSTAI E..
IhOs3 VIKING to DelOF vii 90 e-4 GO tall on
fftAFE D. III = q 90
ia 2l-2t zeal -stlto nnd Loans.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-03-03

TIE STATE
The Trustees Of the University o.
North Carolina held a meeting al
Raleigh on February 23d. TIE
Presidents report, which was read
and ordered to be published, show
ed a gain of 1877 students during the
present administration. Of the 3s5
students s52 are Sfrom ,bis State.
The Law School was made q regular
department Of lie University, aud
placed on the same footing as other
departments. The establishment OF
a Summer Normal School with uni
versi,v course OF instruction was
authorized, aud an appropriation
made for the same. This school is
to begin July End, and continue
four weeks, and is open to both
sexes. The Board accepted a prop
osi,ion Of the Literary Societies do
mating TO the University library their
joint Libraries of twenty thousand
volumes. The plan was also adop,
ed for raising q permanent library
endowment fund.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-03-03

"A personal friend Of cx Governor
Fitzhugh Lee says thu, a few DAYS
ago President Cleveland, through
Secretary OF State Gresham, ten
dered the ex Governor the position
of Minister to Stockholm. Sweden.
and that 1t was promptly declined
with thanks for the proffered honor,
Gen. Lee having no desire 10 enter
the diplomatic service, At least by
The acceptance OF anything now a,
the disposal of the'fresidcnt, and, in
in tact, Gen. Lee will not accept
anything that would take him out of
this coun,ry.'-Excbangc.
We'll, it sIrealIy Encouraging to
know that there is one man in the
South who refuses TO accept Office
We used TO think ,ha, all the office
seekers belonged TO the Republican
party, but lately VIC have about come
TO the conclusion that \ yo0d mu33y
Office seekers belong to the Demo,
cratic party. While the tariff, tree
coinage, sc, gives the politicians
somethi & TO talk about, the main
thing that they are after is first Office
for themselves, and tbenKofice for
their sons or daughters, and after
them they look out for their polit.
'cal friends who helped them in the
conventions. during the campaign
and on election day. Office Office
Office IS what politicians Of all par
lies IN this country want, and it don,
make much difference how they ge,
1t or how they hold on to it.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-03-03

;, II. Clifford. New Cassel, Wis,
vas troubled with Neuralgia and
rheumatism, his Stomach was dlsor-
dcrcd, his LAYER vas affected to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
aud be wa terribly reduced in flesh
aud strength. Three bottIeS of Elec.
trIc Eltiers cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg.
ILL.,, had a running sore OIL his leg OF
eight years standing \Uscd three
Bottles OF Electric Bittcrs and seven
boxes OF Buckien's Arnica Salve,
aud bis LEG is sound and well. John
Speaker, Caiawba, O., had five large
Fever sores on his lee. doctors sad
he was ,incurahlc. One bottle Fec.
VIC Btters and one box Bucklcn's
Arnica Salvo cured him entirely.
Sold by w. y. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-03-03

Raleigh Evening Visitor; It is
developed FROM the State Auditors
report that the rate Of taxation has
decreased until now North Carolina
psys the lowest rate on the lowest
valuation OF properly OF any State 10
the Union. This~is consoling.
The Salisbury Herald says there
is 8 freak of nature near Big Greek,
Stokes county. II is a white negro
girl who is about Elk years old and
10 good neallb. She Was born TO
parents as block as the lace OF
spades SO to speak. While the
child is as white as any Caucasian,
SO far as the cu,icie is concerned,
she has all the regular features of q
fnli-blooded African, fat nose, thick
lips and kinky heir. The latter is as
white IS wool.
Raleigh NJ. Observer. Chron.-
icIe: Yesterday morning the three
children of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n.
White, who are stopping st their
graud.ia,heI's, Mr.. J. {. S. Lums.
den, during the absence of their
father and mother who are visiting
III Richmond, Virginia, started 10
school. On the way they me, their
grand fathers delivery wagon and
all climbed 10 TO ride down 10
the store. In turning the corner
at the Presbyterian church Louise
was thrown out OF the wagon, falling
upon some large stones. breaking
her collar bone aud sustaining inter.
nal injuries Of the head from which
she died in about two hours.
Sta,esville Landmark: Two far
mers from near Troutman's, who
were ia the Landmark Office las,
week, say there has been more pillow
ing done aud more preparation gen.
orally made for farming in their
community than they ever knew
thus early in the season any prc,i.
Gus year. And a remarkable thing
about these two farmers of whom We
are speaking ia that neither Of them
uttered a word of complaint abou.
hard times. They both spoke Of
the immense quantity of meat that
had been killed in their neighbor
hood this winter, ard one Of them
remarked that while money wa.
scarce the farming community wa!
in better condition than he ever
knew it.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-03-03
A HOUSEHOLD TREASURE.

D. w. Fuller. Of Canajoharie, n
Y, says that he always keeps DR.
Kings New Discovery 10 the house
and his family has always found The
very best results follow its use thai
he would not be without it, it pro
durable. G. A. Dykeman, Drug
gist, Ca,skill, n. y, says that DR.
Kings New Discovery is undoubt
eddy the best Cough remedy thai
he has used it IN his family for eigh,
years, and it has never failed 10 dc
all that is claimed for it. Why no.
try a remedy SO long tried and tea.
ed? Trial bottles free at w. A
Hayes Drug tore. Regular size
Soc. aud Sl.00. +.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-03-03
EDIT ORIA SNAPS

The Charlotte News says that
Mr.. Charles n. V.nce has received
a letter from Tampa, FIa, stating
that Senator Vance is much better.
State Geo.ogisl Holmes has sc
lec,ed a number OF photographs Of
North Carolina scenery, which arc
To appear in a very handsome publ
cation, Scenic America The pho.
,ographs to be used arc among the
large number taken in 1892 by Prot.
Holmes. The COLLECTION. s one OF
the finest in the country and was
shown With fine ciiect:at the World
fair. Prof. Holmes says tina: !
great many requests tor copies 81
these iphotographs come irom al
parts Of the country.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-03-03
special.

We have made arrangements with
the largest Chair Company in the
u. 5. by which we can sell chairs
Of al kinds and styles, single or
~ sets, from - TO 80 per cent. lower
than you can buy them in n. G..
Four hundred different styles. Call
and see cuts. Ecery chair guordn-
ted rs represented. We carry a
nice line OF hooking Chairs in stock,
at the Glass Front Bookstore.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-03-03

English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lnmpe
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
Spav'ns, Curbs, SpIints, Sweeney,
Ring bone, STILES, Sprains, all Swol.
!en Threats, Coughs, etc. Save $50
by use Of one bottle. Warranted
the most wonderful Blemish Cure
eve known. Sold by w. A. Hayes,
Druggist, Hillsboro.