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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-15
oRFoLK vIRGINIAN: THURSDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1896

personal liberty. but what kind OF lib
erty Is IL that they interfere with? 1t
is the Liberty that the man who loans
money has TO Gppress those who borrow,
and the fact that we have to have usury
laws shows that there is that in human
nature which must be restrained.
Our contention that the laws ought
to prohibit making of contracts in, Il
particular kind of money; oar contcn-
lion that the law ought to prevent n
man dcmonetizing by contract that
which the Government makes money by
tho law is based upon exactly the same
principle. tCheers.) The dollar that is
good for % people is good enough for
the laboring man, and the farmer IS
good enough for the banker and the
money lender, when they loan money.
My friends, show me a man who be
lievcs that the man who loans money
ought 10 be allowed TO demonctigc by
contract that which the law has declar-
cd to be money, and | will show YOU
man who thinks that the right Of the
creditor is more sacred than tho right
Of the debtor. ana show me a man who
believes that the creditors right is more
sacred than the right Of the debtor. and
| will show YOU 4 man who needs 10
read again the Declaration of Indepen-
dencc and find that all men are created
equal"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-15
popULrsrs REFUSE TO FUSE
with the Democrats in North Caro-.
linn.

Raleigh. y. c., Oct. 14.-The Populist
State Committee met here tonight, a
number of the leading members OF the
party being also present. The propos.-
ton Of the Democratic State Committee
Tor State. Congressional and Leglsla live
fusion was read and discussed. A sub
committee was appointed to drsft a re-
ply. The sentiment of the majority of
the committee is adverse t. the propo-
st,ion. The reply informs the Demo.
cratic Committee that 1t Is too late to
cooperate. and that an agreement on
the line suggested would not be sup
ported by the Populists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-15
BooKAiAKERs BUSY.
IwENVr TO NOTHING.
That is 'ho Way u. Pm. piles Uno,
the u. Nn

Philadelphia. Pa, oct. 1i-rba 1r,t
sersitN of Virginia Football team wn.
ueleated by Pennsylvania This ortnr-
,uUi pS me score of 20 To 0. The Vir-
S.h;1hS were overmatched and pevcr
iiau d chance To score, but their fnr-
wards put up a good game ana tho whoio
eieVeh tackled well. Twice Virginia hoir,
me neaNN fcnnsylVOnlaS for four downs
on on the Sontherner's seven ward ,irn
ny nc ileid was muddy and slippery from
- rams ana big scoring was out
VI the question. Pennsylvania gone
raiiy played an improving game hui tho
Improvement Is slow, and the ouaknr,
"lc hot niaynG the game that was ex
Pecteu ol the team early in the sros,n
r,eah,te the wet bah there was less
l, "inS among inc PennsNlVanias to-
Jay ana the interference was battnr
thah 1t has been. but the work of thr
men IS sun Tar from championship form
5oth the Dickens were hurt in prnrtirn
Yesterday and general shifting Of tho
,Sllh 10 diiIcrent positions was made ia
lows: ''e up loi-
Gelhcrt ........left end. d... Martin
H1;pperheimer ....left tackle. MORRISON
WoodHun .....left guard. Johnson
Stahnard ........" C;rIrrr
ovcrield .........centre wanncn
Wharton ......right guard 49,. Davis
Garnet ....right tackle. :. Somoskcey
l,eecS ........rlght end. White
s,ooathan .quarterback. -. Hoxton
Mnrlce Niie @.''.;ieft half-back .... .Dabucy
Minds .....right half-back ... Broner
Jackson go
N0oorun .......full back .Cocl;o
. l1ucn Wharton. .: Woodruff.
= Goals from Touch Downs-Woodr1rr
=, :, Missed Goals from Touch Dowrs-
WooaruiI. Refcrec-Vaili PennsyIva-
mia. Umpirc-Schor. Pennsvivania
Linesman Orhison. PeuusvIvonin
Time-rwenty minutes halves. Attend
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-15
SAYS SHELL BE coon.
The Three Friends Has Gone Into
Legitimnte Ruaincsn.

Jacksonville, Fla. Oct. 14.-The stea m
er Three Friends, which attained such
notoriety In connection with Cuban fill
clustering, has been released from cus-
tody on $1,000 bond for appearance to
answer to the libel proceedings brought
against her by the Government The
steamer has been overhauled and
painted white. She will leave to-mor-
row morning on a wrecking trip and
Will endeavor to raise the Mexican tug
that was sunk last summer near Key
Large.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-15
INTO A TROLLY CAR
Crowded With Passengers Dashed a Loco.
moliTe al a Railway Crossing.
THREE MEN KILLED; TWO FATALLY HURT
n Heavy Fog Prevented tho 3Iptor.
man From Seeing tho Locomotive
without LiGhts-Intense Excite.
mont Prevails Hundreds nre Fear
f"i thnt Their Friends are Dcad.

Hazieton, Pa, Oct. li.-Three men
Wee killed. two others were fatally
tiurt, and score of other people injured
IN a collision between locomotive and
trolley car here this evening.
The Dead.
David John Williams. Plymouth, Pa.
William Staplcton, n travelling man,
JET Kirschmer, telegraph opera tor,
Elazleton. Pa.
Fatally Injured.
Morris Ferry. boy, skull fractured and
internally hurt.
Patrick Doud. conductor of trolley car,
skull fractured.
Oi the thirty passengers aboard the
tro!iey car, not escaped injury OF some
THE CAUSE.
The cause, of the accident cannot be
s.a'eu dehnitely tonight. The Coroner
Is inNes tlEG.ing and an exhaustive In
curry VIII have to be made to determine
The trolley car stopped at the railway
S'at!oh 10 place a mail bag In the office
before crossing the railroad tracks.
vailed.
SeyeA1l men got aboard the car and
.he forward end had just passed over
,"e ,"e crossing when an engine without a
neacIight dashed into the car, cutting il
in half. ~
THE GREATEST EXCITEMENT.
The engine was stopped as soon as
possible, and the dead and Injured were
taken from the wreck.
Ihe greatest excitement pra,;,s boro
tonight. and hundreds of peonla are
neseeching the officers of the Traction
oIhpahy inquirng if their friends and
Fela'iVes are among the injured.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-15
THE MEETING POSTPONED.
The Divisional Tariff Conference WILL
Meet in Baltimore To-day.

The divisional tariff conference OF the
associated railways of Virginia and
Carolinas, which was to have met In
Portsmouth Wednesday, was postponed
until to-day, when IT will meet in Balti.
more. owing to misunderstanding In
regard to the date OF the meeting. The
delegates who were here left yesterday
in private car Of President Elliott and
Vice president Walters, OF the Atlantic
Coast Line over the Nogtolk and WesSi
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-15
a PATRIOTIC TRUST.

Mr. Bryan also said: You take a
coal trust. for instance. that wants 10
live as it is living now. so that is can
raise the price Of coal whenever IL wants
10. and YOU will find that the coal trust;
becomes very. patriotic the moment you
attempt to interfere with its business"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-15

the body adjourned 10 meet at . o'clock
tomorrow morning. The gentlemen then
called upon the Governor in a body.
Most OF the members OF the hoard spent
the afternoon n the Fair
BIG SPORT ARRESTED.
Lewis l.. Bets. u big sporting man
mere, ana man named Alley were ar
rested In this city tonight on the charge
cf being fugi.ivcs from Justice from
Maryland: They are charged in that
. ta.e WIN hay!ng obtained II big sum
or money under false prctenses from
some persons a the Pimlco race track.
Betts denies that any crime was com
mitted and claims that It was "A leriti-
mate betting Transaction. They will be
taken 10 Baltimore
BOoKMAIERS BUSY.
Al the last session OF tho T.eeis,a,ura
Il law was enacted Ia proh!b,t hnnI,-
making and pool selling in this state.
II WAS aimed chiefly at the AiexonJrto
Island race tracks near Wa shlrg,nn
NotwNhstandiNgthis the hooltn,olxcr.
we"e onenty ana actively a work at the
state Fair races here today and No
arrests have been made. "o
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-15
breckenridge Nominated.

Frankfort, KY, Oct. A.-The Seventh
District Republican Congressional Com
mittee met here this afternoon and
nominated Col. w. c. p. Breckinridge
for Congress. There was no opposi-
ton.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-15

Newest Discovery'-Ext, tessh: no
pain. N. z. D. Rooms. Ennis, 1e2 Maif,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-15
BOARD OF AGRICUITIrRE

The State Board of Agriculture con-
vened in the State Library Building
last night. when the matter of assay!ng
minerals was discussed. The body met
again this morning, when the commits
si0ner's annual report to the Governor
was received by the Board. At IL o'clock
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
NOT TO RE THRILLED WITH.
lFrom Cincinnati Gazelte.)

Will people never 4rarn that a
"o"ld" is an accident To be dreaded,
and ,hh when 1t occurs treatment
should he promptly applied =? Thyre
is no knowing w1e'e the trouble
will end and while com plctc re.
covery Is the rue, the exceptions are
terribly frequent, and Thousands up
on thousands of fatal illnesses occur
every year uShercI il Ivy a little IN.
jn1,rinus exposure and seemingly
,%ritling symptoms. Beyond this,
there are t" day countless invahdS
who can trace their complaints To
"c"ldS,' which at the time of occur
renee gave no concern. and were
therefore neglected -When ,r"nb
led with a cold use Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy. 1t is promp, and
etf-c,nal. % and 80 cent hnt,les for
sale by w. A. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
RELIEF IN SIX IIOURS.

Distressing Kidney aud Bladder
diseases re!ie,ci-in six hours by the
"New Great South American knl
ney Cure This new remedy is a
great surprise on account IT It's ex.
cepding pr"mn,ne>s in relieving pam
in the bladier kidneys, back and
every par, Of the urinary passages in
male or female. 1t relieves reten-
ton Of water and pain in passing il
almost Immediately. Ii yon wan,
quick rellet and cure this is your
remedy. Soll by ". \, Hayes,
Druggist, IIllsbo,o, n. g..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
CARES pKE"lScT

A line dividing Celia G-o,.
Precinct. Beginning 81 q pojn, o.,
the Orange and Ca~w.,i Cnn.,,I...
where the llill>hor" AID C,5..
Grove road cross sai,! Inp No..
Reese S,ailer'>, thence s,rl,
short distance I" wher. the pro.,,r
Hill road taps said lliI!>horo lad
near n. &. Hes'er's, thence soalA.
wes, with the Prospect Hi! r.i
about one aud a halt miles toa BON,
sh.re q road leading from lie &c.
lar Grove road taps the Pro.p.c
Hill road near Mar,lall Warl.
thence hou,bea>twara with Tie .ad
Cedar Grove road TO a pom, ~ie,s
the mill road taps sand Cedar Grove
road near + l. Coo, eris, tteuec
" III said null road souli.warl tr
way OF Thomas J. Walkers, t}e,e,
from Walker. hohlh~c.,watl %
"nb!ic road, thence With the HIS
bo,o ro4l To l. NJ J"nlaus resi-
| 'ience, lf-ncr south u tie residtncu
ot Richard THOMPSON. ,s,enc~ VIII
.uhlic road >"uthw.slwald M
John McCrackenIs fcs,d-ncc, thence
>orlhwa,d with the church read 70
p"wnst,ip line. Al. vn'c-s- AHsss
%e>, OF ihissline IN Cedar Cros
township will vote at Cars pi
nficp, aud tn. Precirc, sta'l IN
>nown as CARR'S PRECINCT :
CEDAR Grove PRECINCT.
All voters living cas-, OF ire 1toy:
! ne and west If the rev Lva,ba'.
road I-adin. from lliII-i"r" fost
8 Zip line by Laws store to Per;m
Q 'unly ilne. viii vote at Lets'
Grove, AMI the Pr-rc, .kaI b.
known az CEDAR GROVE
PRECINCT.
ToLER's PEECIScT.
All voters living east o theAi
new Lea>bnr. road. Will so'e Il
rcier's, and the Precinct sh'' 4
known AS TOLERS pkEClAlI
That ,he voting places Or "
cinc's in Orange county, ,".wit.
White Cross aud Cafes. in bf.
nam toan>h,r; Caldwell @losfo'
aud Jackson Shop, IN LittIe j."
'"wn>hiI', he, and the hounGafs
and voting places Of sane 'A-
hereby Ieuna'n as t"rmer !. esa0
ed and III force, PRIOR 10 tte9''
ment Of the present e%lec.'oD ~
now in force.
This 18th dav ct Febrna'y. '%
u. +. CRAWFORD
Clerk Superior Co''
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14

Charlotte Ob-e,>er: Winston sold
, 1880 pounds Of Ieai tobacco d..
ring February. .This-is an increase
OF 1,66l,455 pounds over same mo, tn
las year. Sales since last October
aggregate 8 12l.19S pounds.
Concord Standard Mr.. Shakes
Ieare Harris, known far and near as
me If our best citizens, has a 4ui,ine
bottle inll of gold nuggets. lie has
picked up from time out Of branch
in rear Of his barn. - f'er eve ain
Mr.; Ha','; *os. The bran Ind
prar,iced for several years. aud h..
has found it quite profitable.
Raleigh ?,ess-V,silor THE Roles
Vile section aud the lower edge OF
Wake. %b"rdrring on F,anklin, j,
being settled by Vance aud Gran.
vile county farmers. This se:tio,
grows fine tobacco, the Soil hein.
vxrellent'y aIat,el To The cul,ure ri
he weed. Mr.. Ben Moore, who Is
Just from there, tells US that ,h.-
country is on a boom. Farris THAI
sold for So per acre two years ag'
are now selling for $40 l'e: acre, ard
land is hard to purchase at tina,
price.-LChe sec,inn OF GranviIi.
Iying near Bras>fieids, in the Be,
lle,,er aud Bragg neishho,tood
grows the finest tobacco on the o
tnrnl. That section is not tar frou
Wilmington Messenger
A.anance Gieauer The d!st:ler,
OF J. NJ. Garrel. in Pa,terscn's town
ship, as seized on Tuesday OF las
week. There we're Is barrels o
whi>key. about 100 gallons. ana Two
stubs. The st z,re was made b,
officers Nick Mehane acd y. A
lsciey. On the Saturday beioA,h.
officers visited his place ani fj
>ma'l key Of hqnor a few bu
Yards away, the warehouse hal\
bored Into and Two. barrels VI
found short aud on these ground
the z,re was made. On Wrlne1
lay night alter the seizure unknow,
pa,lies broke into Mr.. CARROTS eel
lar and carried off a barrel q
brandy. They are supposed 10 y,
;he same that hal lanprred will
the warehouse.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14

Cos. Oid-, OF Raleigh, recently in
terviewed Mr.. Richard II. Battle,
ex. Chairman Of the State Demo
cratic Executive Committee, of that
city, On the course to lie pursued 10y
the Democrats in the coming can.
paign. Mr.. Ballle gave his opinion
as follows:
81 do not wish TO obtrude my
views about political matters upon
the public, hut you ask what think
10 be the duty OF the Democratic
party in North Carolina, in the pres
rnt junc,ure, and l give YOU my
opinion tor what it is worth. The
Democratic patty is, and should CON
time to be. a national aud no, a sec
liunal party. 1t stands tor certain
important principles We can hope
TO malttain those p:incIp' es Only
through u national organization. w.
mus; run no risk OF sacrificing tush
organic ulon from tear That We car
not have our way abou, ALI these
,rlnci lies. We should NEE. "a STATE
Con>ent,"n, declare our principle,
IN & platform, dominate good ne,
tor STATE officers, as usual, aud sent
delegates 10 The Natig5Iaf U0lsssn
-4Alaal-at observation-disclosures
principles and nominate Candidate
Tor Inc Presidency and Wee r',e<i
de"cy. We ehouih then ABIDE b,
the action OF The National Convex,
ton aud z~eal,usly support it's can
d,da,ts.
> ''T1e Popnlist party Of Mort.
Carolina was made up OF ex,re,u
Democrats. Al al lance. helw-e
, them and the Requirements can r-l
resent no principle, but only 2 4
vision of spri!-. This cnnnot ion
be Approved Ivy homes, P,'pu lists {
honest Republicans and the ,riuut
$ Of such a combination must he onl
Temporary. Let us stand by o.
: respect. Del-at Is better than Il.
:, honor. But who can say that III u
e present division OF other l'a'ti
n Democracy may not win aya.n he
- fall 7"
'e We believe Mr.. Bait e is rigl
~ and in his language We say LET
" stand by our principles aud mai"ta
ps oar self respect. Defeat is belt
~ than disnonor." The OBSERVER "
suppu't a straight Democratic TICK
., it Oae is nominated More thaG II
e. We will not promise al this time.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
70
SUPERIOR OUR

Tue Spring Term OF Orange Supe'
rior Court will convene MONDAY
Judge A. S Cob!e, Of the Eighth
Jud:c,a! District, will preside. The
docke,s contain Fl criminal cases
Al civil cases on the trial docket an
i9 cases on the appearance dccke
There are five prisoners in Jail to
tried. The following is a list Of
rors
Messrs w. c. Clayton, Irsert
Kirkland. j. A Crawford, WIN. :
5 ,ke~, Jasper II. Fitch, John \
Parker, w. A. Hall. George C Ra!
w. g Andrews. Z G. Lloyd, I. :
Ray, Chapel H.l, w +. Andrew
Y. Iva Davis, John w. Dnds"n, :
G. Durham, Green Riley, W. |
Jones, JOS. w Summons. Z.
Laws, J. W. Ch-ek, Jr., Henry !
James, Morris H-'yan coIored
y Kirkland, A NJ Po,teri-ld.
j. Sal,erti-li. James w. Riley. y
+. Cole: John Sharr.. James 6 A
len, \ Is H"InLeS, w. "A. Moor
James . Webb, John W Holne
SaDuel 2 Lloyd. Thomas Dav
coIored, RnheIt S Walker.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
THREW Away HIS CANES,

Mr.. D.. Wiley. ex% postmaster OF
Black Creek, N Y, was 80 5adl.
afflicted with rheumatism lha, T.,
Was only able to hobble. around viii
canes, and even then it caused tnn'
grea, pain. Alter using Chanf,er
lain's Pam Balm he was SO muct, i'm
proved that tie threw away his ca"e>
He Says that~Lh,s lrniment d,d hin
more good than all uttler meuicine'
aud treatment pat together Fol
sale at so cents per bottle by w. a
Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14

A INST remarkable clock belongs
TO a Hindu prince. 1t is the strany.
est piece OF machinery in India.
Near the DIAL OF an ordinary looking
clock is a large gong hung on poles,
while nndert cath, sca,tered on the
ground, is a pile OF artificial human
skulls, ribs, legs and arms, the
whole number Of bones in the pi,e
being equal 10 the number OF bones
in twelve human skeletons. When
:h" hands of the clock indicate the
hour vt one the number at bones
needed to form a Complete human
Skeleton come toge her With a snap,
by Aotne mechanical cnn,rlvance the
skeieton springs up, scizes a MALE,
AMI waking ny to the gong strikes
oue1hlow. This finished. it retasns
I" The pile aud again falls to pieces
When two o'clock. two skeleton,
get up and strike, while at the nom,
OF noon and midnight The entire
heap spring M in the shape ol
twelve skeletons anil strike, each
one alter the other, and then fal! tc
pieces, as before. 81 johannesburg
Machinery.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
EAST HILLsBoRo PRECINCT

EAST - ORO ] KEClNCT
A lire dividing l1ilis"oro Pre-
cinct Beginning at Bingham town
ship line near Hobbs Cross Road
"n the Illilsburo and Oaks road,
running with raid road nor,h~ard /"
En-" river, cr.ss said river, theme
westward by Crab,ree's mill 10 tie
street running north. known a.
Wake street, thence north with said
street to the Hlisbor" and Cedar
Grove roat, thence with siid road
nor,hwar ard 10 the Cedar Grove
slip line \All voters east ct this
line ~,ll votea, the Cont Hnnse.
aud this Prscinr, shall he kn"wn a.
EAST HlL.LSBORO PRECINCT.
UNIvERSlTY PRECINCT.
A line dividing East Hiilsboro
Precinct and University S.a,i"n
PRECINCTS Beginning at En-" riy.'
at B-rry's mil, thence with mill
road southwark hy the way of Isaiah
Br"~nrngs and Sidney Pickett.
With eai.i road south~ ard 10 rail
road crossing kn"~n a. Barton.
crossing, thence s,n,hward cross the
rail road aad with road leading 10
CASTOR Green's residence, leaving
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
BucKLES's ARSIcAASALyE.

The best Sa!ve in the world for
Cats. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sal,
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter. Chap
ped llani~, Chilhlains, Corns. and
all Skin Ernp,ions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect salts.
faction OF money refunded Price
% cents per box. For sale by W
A. Hayes, Druggist
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
2E7SE FOR
CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. 0
Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Csc
CS1 in time. Sold by druggists.
S2SIZSg1NIS6ySN
WEEKLY I%iILLSBOKU MAKKET RE
PORT.

WEEKLY HILLsBoKo MAKkET RE
PORT.
Wheat, per bn>he) OF 60 lls., - cts.
Corn, per bnshtl If 56 lbs. - cts.
Oats. per ,b.>hel OF 81 l!:s.. 10 rts.
Meal, rcf tuShei ct 46 lbs, 30 cts.
Bacon hog r"und-1n l. cts.
Flour, per %tarrei. 81 90 I" s. 90.
Taliow, per ronnd, 1 t" ) cts.
lsee>wax. per pound. 20 cts.
Butter, per pound 10 t" 20 cts.
Eggs. per dazen 10 cents
Hides. dry. ) to 6 cents per pound.
Hens, each. 70 cts.
Fea,hers-L,vc Geese-40 cts. per
pound.
Wool-washed-20 els. per pound.
Unwa>led Wool. 10 cts. per pound
BURY Wool, ; els. per pound.
Coffee, 70 TO - c's. per pnund.
SUGAR, ) To 3 cts. per pound.
Sas>atras Back OF Root, , cts.
per pound.
All kinds of country produce in
good demand.
Peas. per hnshei. so To IS c,s.
Beans, per bn>htl 60 cts. To S1.CO
Apples. per lushel. TO cts. t. Sl00.
Peeled Peaches. 3 TO 5 c,s ger III
U::peslel Peaches, (not wanted) ?
cts per TO-.
Apples, to 2 , cts per 10.
Cherries, 6 cts per ID.
Pinm-, 5 Cts Ter 10.
Blackherries. 2 cts per ID.
Pears. 8 cts per ID.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14

the Green place on the
the line, thence sou,hwa,d s,de #
leaving s%,arIe,,.' 'aes.
east side OF the l'ne, '"erye s' On tie
Chapel H'lI"sownsbip me ''.'h to
,ers living cas-. Of this Inc j. a,,s
boro township will vote ., h'ls
.i,y Station, and the 'hiser.
CINCT. PRE-,
All Voters Twin. ives, oe
will vote at Ess, HhI>boro p 1.a .i's
CHEEKS CROSSING Pxrc,x,~
A line dividing IVES, H.n,
i'rec'nc' from Cheeks Crossna n
cinc,. Beginning a, The lie,
Grove township line rear Nsaa'
church, thence southwark hr lst
church with road .lead,nc l., IA
Ba'n'e, thence sou,hward i, c,aS's
church, thence the road soa,Ls e'
to Bsin's mill lam. cross 'l
thence with sald road SOUTHWEST '
Frank Thompson's residence ;, y
sa'd road by school house nps,
Kirkpa,rick's, the ace said ra,t :
Thomas Pra,,'s residence ny
south ward said road n BE
church, thence south ard ,ra.
church with road iead.n. bv H.
Hayes, Sr.'s. 10 Bingham ,own~'
line. All voters living ue>, =,
line in H,tlshoro t.wu>hir Nj ~
al Cheeks Crossing, and i, st.n,
known as CHEEKS CRo>Sye
PRECINCT.
WEST HIl.LsBoRo pkEe,>c-
All voters living cas-, Il he ,h.,,
line and west OF the !lr d,i6.
Ea<, aud West IIii>horo p,p....
will vote Of Zach C~unun,h.n,
store, aud the r'recnct IA /
known as WEST IIILL>EOpt
PRECINCT.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
Wilmington Star. !

A Delaware young man who was
arrested for kissing a girl pleaded
guilty but in Justification declared
that she was the ayur.Ssor. ,ha, she
kissed him first and ,hat he hal To
kiss her in self defence. He was
acquitted and Lie glri put luder a
Deace bond.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14

-G"oSe Grease Eminent cures
all Aches and Pans Don't be
skeplIcal aud let your drugyi>, talk
you out OF buying Goose Grea~.
L'nimcnt. Buy it aud try it. and il
it doesn't do what is claimed tor i,
take The bottle back and ge, YOU
money. Every bottle il guaranteed.
Sold ty 4. A. Roscmond. IIiilsb.r".
Manufactured by the G"ose Grea<.
Llnimrn, Co, Greensboro, n. &.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14

State Chairman IIclt"n ha. called
. meeting Of The State Republican
Executive Com mi,tee to be held on
Wednesday, March 18th, at IL III ,
a: the Park Hotel, Raleigh.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14

Col. Mcclure, Of Philadelphia.
writes Gov. Carr "Nor,h Carolina
is the most favorable State in all the
South for agriculture and immigra
ton. | Know Of none ia the w est
20 equal it,"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
New York Tribune. !

Colonel John S. Cunningham, Of
North Carolina, is sati to be the
owner OF the largest tobacco farm in
the United States. He had nearly
three million hills TO cultivate and
harves, las, year,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14

Dnckery draes the first blood
The Nash county Republicans, III
c"n>ent,on, have elected delegates
instructed to vote for his nomination.
for Durham Sun.