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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-16
TODAY SFORECRST

vssanNoA-.The Neue Frele Presse OF
snS "d states that Emperor Francis Jo-
IN Emperor William and King Hum
Wal meet here today.
,,,,, s,,I,,HIlNGTON-rhe hearing of the
lssas ent IN the sugar bounty cases APP
aap M, al louisiana is set TO come up to-
''e the supreme court.
\ inss,a,.laNGHAM. Ala.--A race meet will
DIV. s.a'ed here today TO continue for
6osn s I, days; J. J. Carter, the well
'uuse' VIII act as starter.
,sst Iis,sA AZ CITY, Mo.-The annual CON
tsa far VI me State a. Il. A. Will be held
Neg ~, nree days, commencing today.
sac OFFICERS Will be elected.
sSsssySoSskSLYN-An interesting bout is
|ts ei ~ 10 be hold tonight at the open
l.r Il hs New Eureka Athletic club OF
Lyei s9'4''a between Walcott and bright
srs a YdoRK-The Young women's
sttins T., association win hold mass
slsbrsi,a.n, Csruegie Han this evening IN
try i. ,I OF the twenty-fifth auniver-
"'e associations existence.
hung -t ob,Del Del beginning today and con-
scout ten days, the Wilmington
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GOVERNORS STATEMENT.

Gives His Reasons for Calling Out the
state Militia.
Cincinnati, March ia special TO the
COmmercial-Ga2ette received at $50 this
morning from Frankfort, Ky. says; Gov
ornor Bradley in an interview at Midnight
said IN explanation Of his action that the
presiding officers OF both houses had
called on him for protection and that he
had called on the mayor TO give e. He
learned afterwards from the sheriff that
the mayors police had been insufficient
and had done nothing TO remove the dts
turblng element.
"On Saturday. March II, the, presiding
officers of the two houses, along with
Others made affdavit5 Tint armed des-
peradoes had inumidatod members of the
legislature and that some of them had
assaulted a senator and refused TO let him
leave the chamber; that portion Of them,
claiming to ho deputies of the sergeant
alarms Of the joint assembly, forclbly
prevented on the Iith of March the door
keeper of the house of representatives
from doing his duty. They iuterfercd
with the proceedings OF the Joint assem-
bly, und permitted outsiders to continue
their intimidation, and also permitted hu-
mcrous other persons. who were armed.
to occupy the senate chamber and cloak
rooms Of the two houses during the joint
session aforesaid, and that the said au'
thorities were powcrless, oNefAWed or hn.
willing 20 act and unless | interieted 10
protect the general assembly. legislative
action would be prevented, riot and blood
siied would follow and security OF the
lives or citizens ard officers OF the Com
monwealih required action on my part.
"Undcr these circumstances fell mat
could not allow such a state OF thihg
to continue and called out the state
L.
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of straddlcs, The republican party claims
to favor gold standard yct none OF tho
leaders VIII come out and declare for II
IN go many words. If Mckinley has done
It ] have not heard OF II. Therefore. II
compromise plank with the republicans
viii Ice n straddle."
what about tho republican nomination
for presidents"
"Woll. they don't seem TO have arrived
at any understanding yet"
''llow about Mckinley"
"Oh, nothing, only hon ind a great deal
Of green goods IN his grip when he un-
packs II ia ST. Louls.'
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TODRTS FEATURES.
Probabiiities-Fair; colder; northerly
winds, becoming variable.
MARTIAL LAW IN KENTUCKY.

MARTIAL LAW IN KENTUCKY.
Governor Bradley proclaimed martial
law in Frankfort. and has placed the
State house in charge of the militia All
Of the State guards have been called out
Gave a statement of why he acted as
he did.
An effort may be made to impeach the
governor In the senate.
Armed men are alleged TO be collecting
to take possession of the joint assembly.
poore is said to have promised TO vote
for Boyle and he may be elected If
ballot is taken.
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lain's invitation 10 visit London to dis
cuss Tranevaai affairs The English.
Eays the Volkateln, have shown desire
to ret President Kruger 10 London IN
order 10 show Europe that the Transynai
h a yapsal State of Great Britain. The
Tourney. IL adds VIII humiiatc the presi-
dent and will make him appear not as
rransvaal, but as tool Of Downing
street
The fact Is President Kruger continues
TO puzzle English officlaidom. While
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ness ne is quietly continuing his prepara-
tons 10 arm the Transyaal. II IN mat.
Ter OF greatest uneasiness here that small
groups OF Germans, who are understood
10 Ia veterans, are being imported into
The yransyaai The artillery strength OF
The Republic has heen greatly Increased
and there arc now n number. OF retired
az the service. Bodies OF followers OF
Or Jameson, who were killed 10 battle
~ Krugersdorp IN the recent raid.rwill
be- exhumed and rein'erred In ths cene-
terry.
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Observations taken at all stations at S
N. m. 18th meridian time:


Washington, March l6'-For has'eI .'
Monday; colder in eX'retn'
lontheast portion; northcrly winds beeo'n-
me o,'ib and South Dahota-fa lr "'''
,,.,,,or. winds becoming southeriy'
" NNre.ihrraska|Fair: southerly winds ms winds
SoIorado-Fair weather ya lI1lsI south south
Wyoming and Monlana-N aI'''-'' s''''
erly winds.
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KRUGER GOING TO LONDON.

Organ Of the Boer Government Opposes
HIS Acceptance OF the Invitation.
London, March 1i.-Presdent Kruger
Of the South African Republic told his
latest interviewer that he was going to
London as soon as he arranged matters
with his government. The Volkstein OF
Pretoria. the accredited organ OF the
Boer government, opposes President
Krugers acceptance of Mr.. Chamber
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THEO. KELLER,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.

annual conference Of the Methodist Episco-
pal church of this peninsula VIII sit here
with Bishop II. w. Warren presiding.
WASHINGTON-Th minor leagues have
called a meeting to be held here today
1t is not sure that the Western league or
the Eastern league will fail in with the
purposes Of the meeting which are IN
tended to be somewhat warlike.
NEW YORK-The exhibitions to be held
in Madison Square Garden of the Sports
mons association, during the week he
ginning today. is likely to be one Of the
most interesting and instructive shows
given In the East
TORY, n. Winch interest is being
taken In the bali which is TO be held here
this evening by the factory girls to raise
money to erect a monument to Bat shea
the murderer of Ross, who was electro
cuted recently at Danamora.
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vEsTIGATIoN ORDERED.

Wants to Know Why Spanish
MT Distinguish Insurgents,
n, March i6.--Captain General
has ordered n thorough investign-
10 made into the disaster az Cano.
lies from here. by which twelve
belonging to tho San Quentin
were killed ana II captain. four
nts and twenty-seven soldiers
q to the Same corps wounded by
nish garrison OF that town. who
tho Spanlards for n band OF In
that had previously attacked tho
ID had been repulsed.
surFents have burned the fields.
nd sugar depot Of Dolores. "a tho
IS district, province OF Santa
nd they have also destroyed by
fields and splendid buildings OF
erinto plantation.
surgcnt brlSadier, Perquito Perez,
emily In the vicinity OF Barabas.
Remedies ditrict, In which netgh-
seven oountrymen were recently
r supplying vegetables to detacn-
+ Spanish troops.
ntch from Nilet says several fain-
that place have been compelled
. nolghboring towns In order to
outrage at tho hands OF tho in
IL marching rapidly through the
of pinar del Rio. Whilo passing
tho Batanbano district the In
plundercd a number OF houses
rs and reduced town to ashes.
documents belonging to the fnu-
y and the Spanish bank were
sixty families arrived today.
refuge from the persecution upon
OF the Insurgents. who are re-
o be committing great depredn-
iarnard Hernandez, described as
Their of tho burned town. was
v the insurgents.
W TO THE SPANISH ARMY,
n, March lG.-Thcre is dissatisfac-
mercantile circles regarding tho
lctory news from Havana to tho
at insurgents had re-entered thc
OF Pinar del Rio. The success
.asurgents Is considered n severe
the military tactics Of the Spanish
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MANcHEsTER cLorII.

Manchester, March 15.-Buslness this
week has been furthar expanded. engage
ments being now quite heavy. particular
lv for Indian shirtings and Jacconets
Yarns were also better and more was do
ing at prices at the East, showing some
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PREDICTS A M'KINLEY y1croRy

New York, March 15-.The World iomor-
row VIII say that II has made poll OF
nearly every State In the Union and as n
result predicts the nomination OF William
Mcklnley by Tho 81. louis convention.
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TO IMPEACH BRADLEY.

Cincinnati" Ohio March b Commercial Gazette special Frankfort
de tho sheriff az reported in these dispatches last night
n
Williams and diard Excitement
he
be elected
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THREE REGIMEN rs ORDERED OUT.


o'clock The Firs
at
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I|1NCE M ORE

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w w Guarantee the following articles at
,,,ces at which we offer them, worth
". Y. favorable consideration of the trade:
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Try them.
ma i AND 2-crimp Top Lamp cnim-
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u,INV DASHBOARD LANTERNS
With "Bull's Eye" globe. in case.
best made.
e,iss WAsHBOARDS---Don't tear the
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,rcrE SAM TAR TOILET soAp-5o
cakes In box.
,orKET EDITION CHERoOTS-i'ive In
neat pocket cigarholder; the newest
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roIr.rT PAPER-A complete line. rolls
~ and flat packages. including perforated
witch HAZEL Medioated' ana ce!e-
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Ask us for prices--and send lis your or
lers.
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The heavy rainfall of yesterday
Meeting of Dick Bowling Camp Of
Confederate Veterans.
Committees appointed for the twenty
fourth VollSsfest celebration.
The sale ordered of the Houston city
Street railway.
Reunion Of the old Texas Rangers sus-
gested
Senator McComb talks about Buffalo
bayou improvements.
Today's Events
Hillyer's Wonders at the opera house
tonight.
Meeting of the Central Republican club
tonight.
city council meeting at p. m.
All day primaries.
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CUBAN


Another flliblstering expedition, carry
ing dynamite. machine guns and ammuni
lion, has sailed from Jacksonville, a reve-
nuo cutter was trckad.
An attempted anti-American demonstra-
ton at Barcelona was checked by the po-
lice.
A Havana report to Madrid says Gomez
has boon routed.
Two Spanish forces mot, each mistaliing
the other for insurgents, and a dczen sol
dcrs were killed,
Insurgents captured Batabano and ar-
piled the torch.
The suspected hllbusterer. Bermuda, has
again put TO sea.
SPORT.
Chicago was hit for $4,000 on the Royal
Nettie race.
Cookers horse, MontaulS Is said to have
been heavily backed 10 win the English
Derby
Southern league met at Mobile. but that
towns complaint took up all the time.
POLITICAL.
Ex-Governor Campbell Of Ohio says the
next presidential election will be thrown
into the house of representatives., also says
he wants International free coinage at l5la
to l
The New York World predicts the nomi-
nation OF Mckinley.
STATE.
Dr. Cain. who killed John L. Myatt. re-
fus ID bail.
Jackson county democrats instruct for
owen.
Ex-Governor Ireland dies In San Antonio.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-05-02
Clippings

Whea, is showing its head inur
section.
J Mr.. James Bowling; of Roge.
mont. ard DR.. E. h. Bowlin, Of
Luster, paid us a visi, recently.
Miss Jod:e Wilson was in ousec-
ton a tew days ago and did MOTOR.
&c, US, We were glad to see hr.
Revs. D. n. Caviness and /. 5
Bradshaw attended the welding
las. week, and we had the p!eaure
OF a chat with both of them.
Dir. c.. B. Grimes, the sbuttlenan,
was through here last week Looking
out a site tor his mill. It is th.ugh,
that be will locate at Rougemnt.
Mr.. Engene Hughes, the .iever
and popular young Deputy, attended
the marriage OF Mr.. w. j. Miller TO
Miss Leland Mckee al tits tlsce
last week.
Miss Mary, the captivating daugh
ter of Mr. Jesse Miller, was the
guest of Mr.. G. r. Milier's family
tor a few days last week. Mis-.
Mary has many friends in ouE Sec
tlon-yea, more than friends.
bad Boy" we know that 70,
take better aim in shooting news u
1.-The dear sRa-AnSERyRp nhan 20,
did at the burglar some time ago
We are always glad TO hear irou
your section, and hope you will writ
often
Master Newman Clayton, will
throwing rocks at birds last week
struck a large bird in the shape G
Mr. Henry Allison in the forehea
with a rock. Mr.. Allison il muc
the worse for the lick, but is ge'tin
on finely.
Mr. Il. II. Jordan, the druggis
wishes TO lnt.,rm bis friends an
swee,heaits, that he has moved b
drug store to West Caldwell, and
a few days will be ready to ser.
them better than in the past. W
give three cheers for Cousin Thoma
:, Well last, but not least wit
; GARNER Boy" comes his visit wit
Miss Maggie Hall to her paren,
home in Granville county last Sa,u
day. Not having the pleasure
visiting the dear old county in abo'
twelve years, 1t was almost a ne
place TO him. He also bad II
pleasure of meeting many pref
, and captivating youcg girls durir
: his visit. He hopes it will not
: as long again before he makes a
Other visit 20 the dear old coonty.
b FARMER BOY.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-05-02
The Lite of an Editor.

BY the aid of the paste cup, and
our darling friend (tbe scissors) we
write III autobiograph for the ben.
eft Of our subscribers and patrons.
"Verily the life of an editor is a
path Of thorns.
His bread is promises and his
ara, IS di7appuiutment.
His creditors chase him by day
and The devil grinneth at him iu In.
dreams by night.
He sende,h the paper 10 a sub
scr.ber on credit and The subscribe,
payeth him never.
Then he stoppe,h the delinquent
paper, and the delinquent >lngett
ira Ia !! aud borrowe,h it OF a neigh
Dor.
One subscriber payeth his snb
scrlpt.on in wood, and behold i'll
rotten and sogsy and OF shor
measure.
He hoome,h his town and al
things therein, AID yet rece;v",h ~
support, and is a uan without homo
IN his W country.
Two young people marry and h
giveth them "a great puff, and ,he,
z" 10 housekeeping and takeih 30
his PAPER.
Yea. he Is bowed down with wo,
ard his days are inll OF greet at,
trouble and vexation of -piut.
Bnt sorrow endnre,h only for
II ght an joy comeih in the Eorn
ing.
He r}olie,h along and endnre,l
n PAL nce, and it is written that Il.
VII! receive his reward at the ju3o
meni."
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-05-02

Beans may be properly digested
in two hours aud a half.
Melted butter requires three and
a half hours tor digestion.
Cheese canno, be properly digest
ed under three hours and a halt.
Oyster soup requires from three TO
tour hours for proper digestion.
Baked sponge cakes requires two
aud half hours for proper digestion.
Carrots are considered difficult OF
digestion, requiring over three hours.
Three hours are required tor the
digestion OF broiled OIL boiled NUT
ton.
The capacity of the stomach is va
ried greatly by age and habits OF
eating
flashed meat and vegetables vii
be dlges,ed in two and a half hours
Green corn, properly mas,icsted
Will be digested in three and a hal
hours.
Boiled parsnips are completed.
d,gesied al the end OF two hour
aud a halt.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-05-02

the Green place on the Yves, =,
the line. thence sou,hward oi
Scarle,t's, leaving Scarleu,. 'au.es
east side OF the line, uenca W lie
Chapel Hill township line 1a 10
tets living cas-. Of this line IN 20
boro township vii! vote 8, rs-
sity Station, ard the pre i've.
be knowr as UNIVERSITY Do.
CINCT. fRE-
All voters LIVING ives, of ..;,,
will vote q, Ess, Iii.l>Loro PEI, a'e
GREENS CROSSING pErc.xr~
4 line dividing IVES, H.,
Precinct from Cheek Cro,.r,no
cinc,. Beginning 81 tie
Grove township line rear F,ir,
church, thence southwark h. ..t
church with road leadlu- hy 4.
Bain's, thence sou,hvafd l., c.',..
church, thence the road ,~oa,fu.'
to Bain's mill dam. cross IN
thence with said road ,nu,lv,3
Frank Thompson's resniehc4 -.
said road by school house near j.
kirkpatrick's, ,helce said roaa
Thomas Pra,,'s resi1erce no..
southwark said ro4i 10 RIA.
church, thence south~at,l from =,
church with road Iead'n. by Ds,
Hayes. Sis. to Bingham towns ,
line. All voters t5siu. ives, q,
line in Hiti-Aor" t~wn>i pw,U,.,
at Cheeks Crossing. and il STAT
known as CHEEKS CRv>>Iy,
PRECINCT.
WEST HNLsBoRo PKEcixcT
All voters living ea>, II Tie aha,
line and west at tie In. dl,n3,
Eas, and West Hti>horo p eri,c,
will vote at Zact. C~uruHn.hso.
store, and the Precinct >fal !
! known as WEST IIIIL>b0b.
PRECINCT.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-05-02
FIRE at Raleirn.

The machine, boiler and black
smith shops OF the Seaboard AR
Line were destroyed by fire on the
morning OF April %, a, 4:30 o'clock
Tho ha;ldins hnsaAdlika-a1powdar
house, and before the fire companies
responded was developed 10 flames.
Nothing bat the walls Of the brick
building and a mass ct ruined ma
chinery remained. Abou, $50 PEG
pie were thrown out of employment
The shops were built 81 years ago
The building, OF brick, was quite
handsome. The fire companie.
fought the flames mantully, th-reb,
saving much property. An oil ant
store room adjoined the shops, bu'
was saved by heroic work The los,
is about 100000, and is fully GOV
cred by insurance. Il Is likely tha
the shops will be rebuilt.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-05-02
What Caused the I1aru
TimeSc
TCoDductor aud Driver.1

Conductor aud Driver,1
Judge Hubbard, of Iowa, says it
is the existence of corporations.
George Gould says it is the hos.il
ity to corporations.
The farmer a y 1t is the low
price OF wheat.
The silver men say it is the action
Of Wall Street.
The manufacturer Gays it is the
tea- of free trade.
The consumer says it is the tariff.
The debtor says it ia the creditor.
The creditor says it is the debtor.
The Democrats say it is the Re-
publicans.
The Republicans say it is the
Democrats.
The Populists say it is both.
The Prohibi,ionists say it is
whiskey.
Tie preacher says 1t is the devil.
Now what have you got to say
abou, it?
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-05-02
How TO TREAT A WIFE.

(From Pacific Health Journal.)
First, get a wife second, be pa
tent. You may have great trials
and perplexities in your business,
but do not therefore, carry TO your
nome a cloudy or contracted brow.
Your wife may have trials, which,
though Of less magnitude, may he
hard for her to bear. A kind word
a tender look, will DO wonders IN
chasing from her brow all clouds OF
cloom.-To this We would add al.
ways keep a bottle Of Chamberlaiu's
Cough Remedy in the house. 1t is
the best and is sure 10 be needed
sooner or later. Your wife will
then know that you really care tor
her and wish to protect her health
For sale by w. A. Hayes. Druggist
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-05-02
Two LIv..S SAVED.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction
City, H., was told by her doctors
she had Consumption aud that there
was no hope tor her, bu, two bottles
OF DR.. Kings New Discovery CON
p%'etely cured her and she says it
saved her life. Mr.. Thos Eggers.
1870 Florida St., San Francisco, suf-
tered from a dreadful cold, ap
preaching Consumption, tried with
out result everything else then
bought one bottle OF DR.. king's
New Discovery and 10 two weeks
was cured. He is naturally thank.
tuI. 1t is such results. of which
these are samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy of this medicins
IN Coughs and Colds. Free trial bot.
ties at W. A. Hayes Drug Store
Regular size soc. and sl.O0.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-05-02
CARE'S ~I'HhclNcv

\ line dividing C,iar Grove
Precinct. Beginning a, 4 ,aia, on
the Orange and Ca-~e,i Coon,, H.
where the IIili>born at,i Cedar
Grove road cross said .i.ne res.
Reese S,adier's, thence >on,b :
short distance 10 where the Ptoslect
Hill road taps said lll!>horo r.aa
near y. G.. lIe>'er'r, ,he, &c son,h.
west With tie ProsEcc; HI road
about Que aud a halt miles tea pom,
ehere q road leading irom lie Ce.
i:r Grove road taps tie pro.pec.
Hill road near Marshall W.ri>.
.Eerce >on,hea-lwarl Nah The ,aid
Cedar Grove road 10 q yo.nt where
the nili road taps sad Cedar Grole
4! road near +. J. Cocler's, thence
with sad mill road >ouriw ri ty
WAY o. Thnmas j. Wa.tef'>. ,trrce
from Walkers sot.ll westward u
f%,ul,ii.. road, thence Wit: tie His
n,fo ron! to / NJ. Jordaus ~.
icnc". u rnrr enHih u Tire r,>denre
i lsirAapl Ihovnuso,., i',rc~ snh
ui,iic ,oa, -oullw.>luarl 10
.tohn NcCratken : residence, Whence
>~on:hni,d with tie olur,a rad =
uMr>.in iu.e Al: voters it1,
"e-' Il lAds In" ~ Cedar Grove
t""'>tlp vii W" A ears pcs.
'fHre, AMI -. l'f"'f''' sAa't he
~H""n a lAhRS ItEltNlI.
CrDAn GuovE pRErrNCr.
Al ,;.t, lys,, az, .,,fa ,fays
-. 49,, -, II ~.
,.s-;.,l,,, .ra.. u. ,,.,
~ ".
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-05-02

The New York Sun saws lha, it is
much to be grateful for that there is
at least a Republican candidate Tor
President for every day in the week
The list is Reed, Morton, Quay, Nc.
klnley, Bradley, Allison, Cullom
and, II Manderson and Elkins are
counted, there are enough for base
ball nine.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-05-02
Wilmington Star. !

The Philadelphia Enquirer an
nounces that there are GAP 600
s,len, spindles in New England
waiting tor some more tariff protec-
ton before they begin 10 sing. The
probabilities are that they will get
badly out of u 10 if they visit tor
that and don't do some practising in
the meantime. While the spindle-
are becomin. silent in New England
they are humming along merrlly II
the South. Every week adds to the
number and they are not thinking OF
protection.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-05-02

The Aeheville Citizen states that
Gen. Cllngman "has relatives who
are willing to take care OF him and
have done So" 1t is not likely that
Gen. Clingman will 60 10 the Sol.
diers' Home at Raleigh, though bis
application has been formally passed
on.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-05-02

The Orange County Republican
Convention will meet liz the cour.
house at this place Oh Saturday, Nav
2od, tor the purpose Of elccting del.
egates to the Senatorial, Judicial,
Congressional and State Conven.
lions.