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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11
LYNCHED LAST NIGHT.
Fate Of the Negroes Whiteh cad
and johnson.
REDDICK GOES LIKEWISE.
All Hung 20 One Tree Near
Old BOOnyille.

At9.45 O'Clock last night mob Of
unmasked men, variously estimated
at from 100 TO 250 men. armed to the
teeth, dashed up to the Jail here.
smashed the locks OF the doors and
iron cells aud took out three negroes,
Louis Whitehead and George johnson,
arrested for the attempted rape Of Dr.
X. II. Wilson's l2year old daughter,
near kurlen sunday night, aud Jim
Reddick, who was convicted and sem
tened TO hang for the rape Of an ltal.
ian woman, aud his Gaze reversed and
remanded 10y the higher court The
officer In charge at the time, NJ. J. W
Gee, did not look Tor the mob until
later, aud was not only surprised, but
also powerless TO resi,t And 80 well
planned and quiet was il all that some
OF those living near knew nothing Of
what was going on. The work Of Sc.
curing the prisoners occupied only a
short time and they were taken out the
old Boonvillc road TO Car ters creek and
all three hung TO separate limbs Of the
same tree, by the light Of q big boniire,
and their lodies left suspended over
the road. Parties who went odt from
town from curiosity say they were gwen
time to pray and that the youngest,
Johnson, confessed the guilt Of himself
and Of Whitehead, but Reddick protested
his innocence 10 the last
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11
DIG SNAKES FROM TEXAS.
They Create Conformation at the Acad-
emy of science At Chicago.

They Create Conformation at the Acad-
envy of science at Chicago.
CHICAGO, June i0.-There was con.
sternation for a few minutes in the
building OF the Academy Of Sciences
when big box that came from Texas
was opened and out Of Il climbed a big
snake as large as a mans head and 10
feet long lie was followed by three or
four others Of smaller size. There was
much excitement, but the snakes were
with much difficulty finally secured and
put back in the box.
The acadeny's treasures in the animal
line are all safely stuffed and the arrival
Of live snakes opened up the question Of
ways and means Of keeping them a
box, quarter shaped, 10 feet long, with
glass sides and a plank bottom. was se-
cured and placed in the basement. To
this box the snakes, which were found
to the number Of seven, were trans
fcrrcd The cage will be- fitted up with
duo regard 90 the comfort Of the snake
inmates and they will be- given a place
in southern window. Tho snakes were
sent 20 the academy by a Texan named
Hathaway.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

Steve Brockman called on the Eagle
yesterday and expressed much interest
in the wagon contest, having about
concluded to get in the race.
Mr.. G. J. Davis and Miss Ellie Peyne-
haus Of Bedias. north Grimes county,
were married yesterday afternoon at
the Baptist pasonage here by DR.. W.
c. Friley. The groom Is young mcr.
chant.
il. Hicks. II. c. stickney, c. W,
Ioggns and d. P. O'Neal Of Keith,
Grimes county, were here yesterday
and reported crops good In their sec.
ton, but needing rain badly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11
MYSTERIOUS CRIME.
An Unknown Young Man
Found Dead.

A gentleman came 10 from Madison
county yesterday and reported that the
dead body Of q young man had been
found Monday evening on Dry Creek
near Willow Hoe. lie appeared to be
about % year, old, feet, inches
high, weight about 1856 pounds, light
complexion, blue eyes, rel musiaohe,
long, well manicured finger nails and
sof. white hands. lie had on jeans
pAnts, striped jumper, white shirt
with large white buttons, well worn
No. s gaiter shoes. Several articles
were found in the pockets, including
three maps, a knife, piece Of tobacco,
and a pocket book containing 10 cents.
His hat was missing. lie had been
shot in the head, the bali entering
about the chin and coming out near
one ear, and the head was bruised and
mutilaled as II with a bludgeon. The
belief is current that the crime was
committed while the young man was
asleep, as the jumper and handker-
chief were folded and under the head.
The body was discovered by negro
named Tom Stewart who reported the
case TO Mr.. Burtis, a white man at
work near. The information was
brought to town by Mr.. A. Drake.
No clew to the slayer was found, aud
there were no evidences Of a struggle
only the CHASTITY corpse with mute lips
that could not tell the fearful and
grewsome story that may never be
known.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11
sHo1 AND KILLED A eIRL.
The shots Were Intended FOR the Woman
She Was Sleeping with


CARBON. Tex, June lO-Four miles
south Of here the l2.year.old daughter
Of Mrs Kate Nichols was shot IN the
head and killed at II O'Clock Monday
night. The child was sleeping with her
aunt, Miss Emma Garrett. While both
were asleep five shots were fired into
the build <, ono taking effect in the
ohild's head.
Buck Russell was arrested charged
with the shooting, and another young
man named Hardy was arrested as an
accomplioe and landed in the Easland
Jail.
Details are meagor, but enough is
learned 10 establish the fact that the
shots were intended for Miss Garrett,
the wouldhe assassin not being aware
that the child was on a visit 10 her aunt
and was occupying the same bed with
his intended victim. Disappointed love
20 hatred turned is the assigned cause.
Great excitement prevails in the Vi.
cinity, Miss Garrett is in her teens and
Buck Russell is about 90 years Of age.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11
An Elegant Reception.

Last evening the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Parker was the scene Of
unusual brilliance and galeiy, the occa.
sion being a reception rendered Misses
Swearingen OF San Antonio, Miss Flip.
pen Of Dallas, aud Miss Lewis Of
Hearne, all Of whom are guests Of
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

Misses Parker. The attendance OF
young people was very large, including
many visitors. Mu.ic, dancing and
conversation on the cool yarandas and
lawn were the pleasant diversions Of
the evening. The music was supplied
by Herbs Light Guard band Of lIou,-
ton. Refreshments consisting Of ices
and salads were lemptingly served
and much enjoyed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11
LYNcHso FOR HIS CRIME.
A Negro strung Up For Ouiraging and
siabblng Woman.

FRANKLIN, La, June lO-Wallis
Starke, oolored. yesterday outraged Mrs
Tabors, wife Of the section foreman at
Vachcrie station, and then attempted
to murder her lie stabbed his victim
several times about the neck with pair
Of scissors and thon struck her ON the
head with a brick, knocking her sense
less. An hour later the crime was dis
covered and the negro captured while
endeavoring TO take a train. He was
taken 20 the scene Of his crime. Ho
made a confession and was strung MP to
the limb Of tree and his body filled
with lead
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

An informal hop, complimentary to
commencement visitors, will I've given
by the ID. Y. X. club at the ball tonight,
and a very large attendance is assured.
Herbs Light Guard band from IIous-
ton has been engaged for the occasion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

Billy Watkins Is again In Bryan.
DR.. Jones Of Bethel was here yester-
day.
Miss Roberts returned to Terrell yes
ierday.
Miss Conner returned 10 waxahachie
yesterday.
Miss Iona Jones returned to Marlin
yesterday.
Mrs. W. W. Harris has gone to
Austin.
Miss Stella Howell returned 10 En-
mis- yesterday.
Misses Scale OF Benehlcy were here
yesterday.
Rube Lewis has been taking in COM
mencement.
Sheriff Num- returned from Calves
ton last night.
Mrs. John n. Henderson returned to
Dallas yesterday.
Dan Sims and A. L. Ewing were in
town yesterday.
+. W. Hutchinson returned tn Hons
ton yesterday.
Miss Lo,tie Purcell len for visit to
Kentucky yesterday.
Station Agent W. c. Kelly Of wAxa.
haehie was here yesterday.
win Derden has returned from ST.
Edwards college at Austin.
b. &. Pittuck Of Dallas gave the
Eagle q pleasant call yesterday.
Mrs. II. l.. Fountain and Mrs. T. b.
Graham left for Keachie, La, yesier-
day.
Mrs. NJ. A. Lewis and Miss Norma
Lewis came down from Hearne yester.
day.
A hoise ran away with and demohsh.
ed a cart near the l'ostoilioe yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ada Kirk returned 10 Mumford
yesterday after a visit TO Mr.. and Mrs.
d. B. Knox.
Mics Radford Of Lyons, who has been
visiting Miss Allie Sanders, returned
home yesterday.
Tom Kyle Of Nursery, an A. 4 NJ.
graduate Of 93. was here enjoying COM
menoement exercises.
Capt. r. D. Sanders has returned
from trip through Robertson and
Burleson counties.
Miss Ivy Carues has returned from
Hampstead, and Is the guest Of Miss
Adah lee Polk,
Misses Quinlan and Hume Of Gal.
weston, and Miss Daiin Of Ennis an
guests Of Capt. and Mrs. Adams
The entertainment for the benefit O
the Buckner Orphan home, announced
sor Friday night, has been postponed
Members Of the A. o. T. W. are re
quesled 10 be at the hall tonight. In
iiation and other work Of importance
The promotions were not published
At graduation DIRE parade Tuesday
contrary 10 the custom which has pre-
vailed herlofore.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11
MILLING STOCK AND PEOPLE.
Charbon 10 Creating Fearful Havoc In
several Louisiana Parishes.

Shatbon IL Creating Fearful Havoc In
several Louisiana Parishes.
MATCHES, Miss, June iO.-The fatal
animal disease, charbon, Is creating
fearful havoc In Louisiana adjacent to
Natchez. In Tensas parish the loss IA
now over 100 mules and over one. half Of
the balance are in the hospital. On
Nowelton ridge over 20 per cent Of all
tho stock is affected. The plague Is
sparing nothing. In Riohland parish il
Is said that even the deer In the woods
are dying of and two negroes have died
from IT, Unless II is stopped very soon
there win not be enough stock left to
finish making the crnn-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11
Veteran Of Three Wars.

BALTIMORE, June 10 General White
moro is dead, aged ST. He was born at
Cambridge, Nd, and graduated at West
Point IN the class Of 1880, and had been
a soldier in three wars, the Seminole,
the Mexican and the civil war.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

PORTLAND, Or, Junei0.-lt is re-
ported here that the Oregon National
guards First regiment has received or.
dors 10 take a spebial train for the lower
Columbia rivorand preserve order in the
fishCrmCn's trouble
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11

The black and terrible crime altemp'
ted near Kurten Sunday night, and
which was mentioned In the Eagle yes
ierday morning, has occaHoned deep
and bitter indignation throughout the
county. Rumors that a mob would
come In after the prisoners we're cur.
rent on the stree, Tuesday aud the Jail
was guarded by officers Tuesday night.
The reporter visited the jail yesterday
to make inquiry about the matter and
Deputy Sheriff Gee who was found In
charge said 81 have information that
a mob Of about eighty men congregaied
Tuesday night and came within three
miles Of town, when they heard that
| had sent the prisoners away and
dispersed" The reporter was
shown the two negroes arrested Tues
day. Whitehead, the ex-conyict, re-
peated his plea OF Innocence, and the
boy stuck TO the story he had told the
officers. The jail was guarded again
last night
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11
THE LIST.
Notice.

Visitors to Galveston can obtain
rooms, with or without board, by adj
dressing or calling on Mrs. n. A. Watts,
No. 252S, corner Avenue II aud Goth
street. Jnlyi
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-11
eANs oE oYNAMITe ExPLooE.
one Man l. KILLED aud six Receive
Wounds That Are Fatal.

One Man l. KILLED and six Receive
Wounds That Arc Fatal.
JouNsrowN, Pa, juno i0.-Onc hun.
drcd and eighty cans Of dynamite cx-
plodcd about a mile below Lilly late
yesterday with frightful results. One
man was killed and six were fatally in
jurcd.
The fatally injured arc;
Antonio StribMe.
Grogorious Schd.
Ahricl Augonosh.
Frank Smith, colorcd.
Peter jackson. colorcd.
Samuel Walters.
The men were az work for Contractor
McManus ON the Pennsylvania railway
and were getting ready 10 make a blast
when premature explosion followed,
blowing up $50 cans o. dynamite and
hurying the seven men beneath a mass
Of sand and rock
Orange County observer., 1896-01-18
ALE OF VALUABLE LANDS.

On Saturday, January 18th. 1896. at
the court house door in IIillsboro. at II
m. in obedience to an order made by
the Clerk of the Superior Court in the
petition of Thomas Gray. Administra-
tor of Henry L. Iiiley, deceased, against
\. j. Bowling, Nancy Bowling and the
other heiIs-at-law to make real estate
assets, will offer for sale the lands OF
the deceased. as follows
|. 4 tract Of Three Acres bought
from Robert =. Hughes, Administrator
III Samuel Hughes. 1T fork OF Cedar
Grove and High Rock Road.
,. Lot No. | of Twenty Fou. Acres
adjoining David NJ. Robertson on the
east. Richard Holman on the south and
west. and ritley heirs on the north
3. Lots No. 2, Z, and ) shown by
! survey Of George W. Tate bounded or
the north by X. &. Gates. on the east
by All. Bowling. on south ny William
| Crabtree, William Maagum aud Johr
/ r. Miller. and on the west bv A. W
Gray and ID. NJ. Robertson, containing
Two Hundred aud Seventy Acres.
| Terms OF sale One-third cash. bal
ance III @ and l2 months with insere,
from dav Of sale.
| This 18th day of December, 1895.
THOMAS GRAY.
Adm; nj strstur and fnvurn.ssianer
Orange County observer., 1896-01-18
See adver,isemen, of mortpap

See advertisement, of mortgage
sale of land by a. j. Wilson, Ex
ecutor.
Itch en- human, mango Oh
horses, deg. and all stock, cured IN
80 minutes by Wooliords Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails. Sold by
w. A. Hayes, Druggist, HilIsboro,
n. g.
DR.. Cuninggim, Presiding Ell
der OF this district, held his First
Quarterly Conference here Wednes-
day. He preached morning aud
night and conducted communion SER
vice after the ,ermon at night.
The law passed by the Lcgisla.
ture requiring board three inches
WIDE TO be put up at the top of all
wire fences along public roads went
into effect on the lsl day OF January,
1896. Interested parties should note
the fact
Who would be so cruel, 80 un
natural, As TO reinsc TO buy one bot.
Tie OF Shriner's Indian Vermlfugc,
when he knows that worms are de-
rro,ing bis child This is no
tritlng matter For sale by W. A
Hayes, Druggist
State Treasurer Worth decides
that the clause in the new revenue
act taxing beds in boarding and
lodging houses 80 cents each doe.
rot apply to private families who
rent out spare rooms, but do nO'
make a business of it.
The sngar-coating, which makes
Ayers Pills 40 easy TO take, i ssolve.
immedlale'y on reaching the stom
ach, AMI 90 permits the tull strength
and benefit of the medicine TO b.
promptly communicated. Ask you
druggist tor Ayers Almanac, jus
out.
The Burlington News repre-
sents everything as active in th
new shops at that place. Maste
Mechanic Inge has announced th
following appointments: Foreman
OF carpenter force, Joe G. Holt
Foreman Of round house, James q
Holt Foreman Of smith shop, Fred
w. Hawkins Foreman Of machiu
lists, Mr.. McAslistcr, of Richmond
and Sidney Whitaker is in charge Q
Z, the water works. \ tank with CT
paclty OF 10000 gallons IS bein
erected.
Orange County observer., 1896-01-18
RELIEF IN SIX HOURS.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder
diseases relieved in six hours by the
New Great South American Kid
ney Cure This new remedy is a
grea, surprise on account of its ex
ceeding promptness in relieving pain
in the bladder, kidneys, back and
every part of the urinary passages ir
male or female. 1t relieves reten
ton OF water and pain in passing il
almost Immediately. If you wan
quick relief and cure this is your
remedy. Sold by w a. Hayes
Druggist, Hillsbofo. n. G.
Orange County observer., 1896-01-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OF SH EtIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of Ven. Ex., No. 42a. \. l..
r. McCauley VS.. Hattie y. Williams. to
me directed from the. Superior Court
Clerk Of Orange county. | will sell TO
the hi chest bidder for cash on Mouday.
February Sd. lS96. N the court hou.e
door in iiillsboro. 4 tract oi land IL
Chapel Hull township. adjoining lands
o NJ. j. ". MctauleS. W IN. Womhle
and others, a. the property OF Hattie y
Williams The tract chntains - Acres
more or less, aud SO mach Of the same
will! be >nij a. may be. required 10 sat
is.y said Ven Ex and IN pay costs.
This lst day Of January. 1895
JOHN n HUGHES.
sheriff OF Orange County.
Orange County observer., 1896-01-18

Il Is .ai.; !. et i.u the sun Is ,ls
-. =. take the lace of 8
Z 1f.t.> naIornation viii be
a. gie's ahd other sports
emergency. Po.n, the hour
nand OF a ws,ch 10 the sun. aud the
South is exactly half way between
The bonr aud tie figure II on the
watch. For example, ii it be 1
o'clock poiu; the hand indicating i
10 The sun. and the = on The wa,e h
indicates due South L. i, be s
O'Clock in the morning pom, tie
hand ind'cs,ing 8 10 the sun snd the
figure 10 on The watch Is 3due South
Ii the hour hand be a, s. due South
s,il be exactly ha:i way between |
and ,, aud 50 on.
Orange County observer., 1896-01-18

By virtue of mortgage deed execu-
ted 'o III. I. Tiil.y By \. H. Bowling
and Mamie { Bowling his wife. and
properly recorded in the office of Reg
i>'e~ 81 Deels of Orange county. In
Book W. page ioi. | will sell Tor cash
/" the highest bidder a. the court house
loor in Hilishoro on SATURDAY. Jan. i
l>s3, a tract Of land in Little River
township. d.-@erihesi aud def rcd a. toll
lows, to-wit Commencing al post oak
a: \. J. Bowlipgs corner. thence north
- degrees. west - chains aud - iinA-
10 rock. thence south 3 DEGREES. ea>.
u chains and % links 10 the Mt 1sr-
x2h aud HiiIsbcro road. thence north
east with. tneanderings Of the iillisbora
and Mount 1 irxah road on the water.
of Flat river. containing twenty-five
Acres. more ar less.
SaN Is made 10 satisfy mortgage and
io pay costs
This 18th o2y o! December, 1885
THOMAS GRAY.
F.. Admir- OF III. r. 1ille9 tuortxa-sc.
Orange County observer., 1896-01-18

The Chapel Hill News says
"Captain W. y. Pritehard killed :
fifteen months old hogs thin week
weighing as follows: SAG, 44S, 276
300, $40, 272, 3l6-totat .2,3se
pounds. An average OF 341 pounds
each. Mr. Pri,chard has the cred,,
Of k,llin: the largest hog that was
raised in Chapel Hill this year and
the largest amount of pork from the
least number OF hogs"
Orange County observer., 1896-01-18
ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION.

The Twentieth Annual State Con,
ven,ion of the Young Men'- Chris
,ian Associations of Nor,h Carolina
will he held March 18th to 22ud q,
Charlotte. An interesting pro
granme Is being prepared Som.
speakers have already agreed TO be
present. Every Association in the
State should be! represented by As
many delegates as possible.
Orange County observer., 1896-01-18
LOOKS LIKE va;

We were inf"rme' W-Jne~'lay
m"rnisg g tia, Mich! La ,. 80.
cur coiored eii,z-n>, -. .H ve
ques'ed 20 orcanfze a u
ieary company a, onc-
TO look ike war and !, 5
complinen, 10 the @heto II tae
late var with Chiii Th,. FRS. cali
/" arms will cause I.a,le's frieuds TO
rally around him.
Orange County observer., 1896-01-18
OF LAND.

On Wednesday the 18th day of Feb
ruary. 1896, will sell tor cash to the
highest bidder at the court house door
in flillsboro, tract of land in Orange
county. on the waters of Emo river. adj
joining the lands of n. u. Balm. Rev
A. Currie. n. +. Hall and James Riley
containing Twenty Acres, more or less
belonging to the estate OF Rev. jaime;
l.. Currie. deceased, and sold subject tc
the dover right OF Mrs. Virginia w
Currie, widow OF said Rev. j. J.. Currie
said sale is made pursuant to the=or
der of the Superior Court of Orange
Comfy.
This llth day of January. 1896.
w. w. LASLEI.
Administrator and Commissioner.
Orange County observer., 1896-01-18
SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue OF Il mortgage execut cd to
John Stroud by {. NJ. Partin and wife.
on the 10Th day Of March. 1856. and
office OF the Register of Deeds of Or
ange County. | will sell for cash ut the
court house door in Hillsboro, on Sat
uraay- the 18th day OF February. 1896
the land described in said mortgage
situated IN Chapel Hill township, in
Orange County, being the land upon
which the said Partin now resides. adj
joining the lands of the late Miss Mary
smith. Young Oldham and others, and
containing about One Hundred and
Ihirty-Seveit Acres.
This 18th day q January. 1896.
A. J. WILSON,
Executor.
Orange County observer., 1896-01-18
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALvE.

The best Salve in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sal,
Rheum, Fever Sores, Te,ter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns. and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. Ii
is guaranteed to give perfect salts.
faction or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by "
A. Hayes, Druggist
Orange County observer., 1896-01-18

Mr.. w A. Craig and Miss NJ
Eleanor Black W ood, both OF Chapel
Hill township, were married a, The
residence Of Mrs Martha Black
wood. mother OF the bride, on
Wednesday, January 18th, by Rev
j. c. Hocut,, of Burlington. The
OBSERVER extends corg' g'siula,ious
and wishes them much happiness
Orange County observer., 1896-01-18

BY virtue Of decree made in the
case of W. l.. McDale. Admir- al !. VI.
NcDade. again-t r.. L. McDsde aud
others. | will sell Oh the premises ol 'he
late }. VI. McDade, on Saturday the ii
day IF February. 1896. part of tho
lands of the -tin j. NJ. McDasle. known
~ the dover. wiereon the willow uow
lives. subject 70 the life estate, adipEit-
Ing the lands OF ". X. steward. II. l..
Mvlbadc and Others, containing Fifty
Seven Acres, more or les.
Terms of safe: One half cash. bal
:.frc III / months. ho,.i anj --t.,lfift
anI interest iron. LAY of sale.
Thss 2jI day Of nec.. 1895
W. /. MtDADE
Aim aud Commissioned.
Orange County observer., 1896-01-18
OF SEIZURE.

RaLgtGu, \ e Dec -. I~aI
Notice II hereby givrfa of the -rixarc
II The following properly Tor violation
Of the Internal Revenue ia~.
la Gallons of Goru " Llsnes
: eog per >illE--
> Caps AMI WORMS
ferfnenter.-
Seized nnder Section 3zsl.
Any rer~ III claiming said property i.
hereby no;iaet. 10 appear ;; nv office
lii kal.i2i1. y. =. within - day. s- u
,h.- data hereof alsd MAKE sQrn claics In
the form atd raaaner prs-.<riLe~I b. In "
or sasi property sill ,.e forfeited i. ihs
[ ai.e.. >;aies-
F. VI. SIMMONS
Collector
L.. J F. rEcs4Ep. u~paft
Orange County observer., 1896-01-18

The folly of prejudice is FIRE
qnen,ly shown by people who prefer
I'd suffer for years rather than try an
advertised remedy The millions
who have no sucn notions, take
Ayers Sarsaparilla for blood dis
eases. and are cured. s. much for
common sense,
Orange County observer., 1896-01-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


AMERICAS GREATEST STORY PAPER.
\ IWAYS. PUBLISHES the best
a and most interesting short stories
serial stories and special articles that
can be procured. regardless Of expense
The latest fashion notes and patterns
can be tound every week Oh the Wo-
mans World Page. There is always
something in the NEW YORK LEDG ER
that vii! interest every member OF tn,
family. 20 l'aSrs-Ptice. ) cents. Fo,
sale in this town by THOMAS {. AN.
DERSON.
Orange County observer., 1896-01-18
ICE House AND COLD STORAGE.

There is always 'rome,hing new
gong on at Col Cars Occone.chee
Farm The Colonel is now build
ing an ice house adjolni The dairy,
on the mos. improved style and
plans. with cold storage room for
keeping milk, cream and batter
Orange County observer., 1896-01-18

Our CHAMPION HEAVY WEIGHT.
Mr.. e. G. MrKee. of Little River
township, was 10 town Monday. He
is only Is years old and weighs 256
pounds. His pants measure is,
waist. 48 inches, inseam 2s >
inches, aud be wears number seven
shoes.
Orange County observer., 1896-01-18


en i ,or all forms Of
es.rc k,,er< has proved
y! bcs, |, effect. a
and The mos, dread.
* hvaiaches yield 10
F." { urge all who are
i 'e4te bottle, and
~ .n'i, I ,ai- trial. In
. '"' constipation Eiec.
: hy giving the need.
;. "'s,.-, AMI icw eases
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