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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-25
At BUCKINGHAM PALACE.
Prince ana Princess oe Walrs Give
Grand Necepelun.

LONDON. June st--on hehsaf az her
majesty. the Prince and Princess of
Wales gave a reception this evening az
Buckingham palace. The occasion was
one of unprecedented hFtliMncy, the
guests numbering over lens ana include
ing all the special iuhilee visitors and the
admirals. captains and officers from Shit
head.
An enormous crowd watched the ar.
rivals a: the palace, while the streets
converging there were fil!ed with car
riages. The ball rooms were dazzling,
The guests promenaded the gorgeous
salons of the palace. while the banda
PLAYED dance music.
Among those present were the Duke and
Duchess Of York. the Duke and Duchess
Of Coburg the Duke and Duchess Of Fife
and the Duke and Duchess Of Teck.
The United States srecial eayoy, Mr..
Whltelaw Reid. Rear Admiral j. N. Nil.
Ter. L. s. N: Gen. Miles. u. s. A., and
their stafTs were in attendance.
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THE SEA LARK MISSING.
Anxiety at Her Non Arrival for the
Naval Revtew.

PORTSMOUTH. June 2l-ICcnsiderahIe
anxiety is felt here az the non-arrivai
to take part III the great naval -
view OF the British training brig Sea Lark.
She was due here last Thursday. but has
not been seen since she left Davenport. r.
Is believed the brig experienced the fun
force Of tho recent gales. and being under
sail and managed hy foriy-one officers ana
men aud eighty boys. and Eome
rnishap i5 feared. The Sea Lark ieft
Queens Ferry on the i2th for Portsmouth,.
on the 18th she reported herself OK
Grimsby as somewhat disabled and ~.
ha wing been delayed by head winds. Lieut..
Tisard, her commander. Is among the re-
cipients of Jubilee promotions. having been
raised 10 the tank of commander. Tha
boys of her crew were recruited from the
training ship Caledonia. 10 which the Sea
LARK .efNnn rs q ianiAr
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THE GREAT NAVAL REVIEW.
Big Assrm!,iaar Of Yachts Already II
tho @oient,

PORTSMOUTH. England. June aAi-
ready there is bis assemhiage OF yachts
IN the Solent to witness the great naval
review Of Saturday next Practically all
the warships. Britlsh and foreign, are IN
l.ne. and they preeeri a most imposing
sight. The American line ships VIII carry
full complement of passengers To the re-
view. On board the New York. among
others, Will b. Sir Patrick Blake, former
Congressman " Eoarke Cochran. sr
Charles Firher. Mr.. I<nsschbuil-H Hngesof.
Lord Cecil Manners. Admiral Str Georxs
Mares ard 40 others mostly Americans
The White STAR i,ncr Teutonic left LIVER
pool today an armed cruiser. She has
on board Ia addition 10 her regular crrw.
who are all naval reserve men. twenty
blue jackets OF the royal navy. twenty
boys from the achooiship Conway ana ~
boys from the orphanage ship indefatiga-
bile.
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ENGLAND on ANNEXATION.
Parliamentary Secretary Replies to
Beckeft's Question.

LONDON. June A-In the house Of COM
mons today the parliamentary secretary
for the foreign office replied 10 the ques-
tion Of Beckett regarding Hawaiian an
nexation He said the government vas
aware that q proposal 20 annex Hawaii 70
the United States had been submitted for
consideration in the senate, 6Ut that no
decision had been reached. The secretary
added IL would be the object % her ms ieS-
tvs government to see thsf whatever
rights accorded by international law belong.
to Great Britain and British subjects
should be fully raintalned.
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BRITISH COMMENT.
Jnpan's Protest Likely to Defeat It's
Own object.

LONDON. June -5--The Daily Graphi,
says eiitorsIy:
Jauan is likely 20 defeat her oun ends
f,y addressing h@iilcos4s reu1onstrange -
the United States on the subject ef tia-
wall. The policy OF annexation is not very
rsorusar in America. bat any attempt At
ffctatson viii be reseEte6 ana viii
strengthen the case fer the snnerationists
ty suggestion OF an eventual Japanese an
nexAtion.
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n,a,Iar In snafn.

NEW YORK. June ?a--A dispatch 80 mo
Herald from Madrid ssys. serious 'a's'sis@
bas taken place 81 MiernH, in ihs os'su&
aroe lnee which *ss supposed 70 1s A4r
"a tite Increased taxes on food- lhstT -
heavy fighting between s'' h,'.'sS ~
the Spanish troops. c9Easss''f.s ~ .s' -.
s,.s..6e 4.a ,ae rgin~s's regiment TTso
,to.eys wra kflea and FIVE seriously ana
,oenY siIgatly neun8ed- Two soldiers wess
s.igfs5 aga severai wounded
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ST LOUIS. June 24--A terrific rain
storm this morning did considerable dam
age in the southwest section of the city.
The poorhouse was unroofed and the build
ing otherwise damaged. The storm also
struck the insane asylum. bat not much
damage was done. Heavy rains are report
ed in Central Illinois
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Rail Fixed nj SO. .OsNl.

DENVER, June "A special to the Re-
publican from Cheyenne. Wyo.. says:
The preliminary hearing of Charles S.
Erswell charged with the murder Of
Daniel McCrimlisk. was concluded this
afternoon. The defense introduced no tes-
timony. The magistrate held Ersweil for
trial to the district court on the charge Of
murder in the second degree. and fixed
the bail at $50 coo.
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GOING TO low 4.
California Wine Manufacturers
Planning Large Tlauts There

WFf}S7'FS3 City IA. June 2t-Calf-
forni8 vine nsa.Efa acturers arc tr thgs city
locking over che field ~ith a view % max
!oE Iowa one - the great wine producing
states They hsve Rad thfsE plaus in view
for number % years. bslt only recently
dlt the action o thu state legislature. IN
passing tse manufacturing Atlt. rake Il
possible <or t.en 20 cavry chem oas.
T2A California people say fHst th-v VII
pax u TO less eh8n twenty R.au,s 81 Iowa
as fhey feel very much encouraged over
rAe cst3ook- II, wrape crop IS xc ne %
- opa - ti,e largest for years -. VI
Jarvis Is - the ae2S a. ths movement.
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Enrthaua.e In Kentucky.

HoPkfSSFIbLE. Ky, June 9i.~During
q heavy stor here today two earthquake
shocks were distinctly felt. The walls OF
large buildings We're shaken SO as 10 be per
ceptible 10 everybody. The shock occurred
a. II ~ o'clock. The vibrations were from
west 10 east.
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Recommended by "A Hotel Keeper.

A. f. Isrrah<c, proprietor Of Hotel Lar
raf.se, at ouro, Wis, is enthusiastic in hi,
praise of Chzsrlierlain's Colic, Cholera ape.
niarrhoea Remedy. lie has recommended
i. greas many sias>s To his guests and al.
wavs with the best results Il is iaroriio
y .hz, locaiiy. For sale By Druggists
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Henry L. Wilson's Appointment
as Minister to Chile.
HOW IT WAS BROUGHT ABOUT.

Consul General Conveys Appofut-
menf Nas y Personal Selection Of
the Fresfdenf-The Two Men Cam
PaiEncd Together in Ohio Yearn
Ago-sowey Was First Set Dow a
for Assistant Commis.toner as
the General Land Otsce, but Geo.
graphical Reasons Forb1de-Cor-
betf, of Oregon, in the senate
ChaEsber-Drews Narrow Es-
cape-1ossip About Prominent
M-n-Postofflces, Pensions and
Promotions,
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JAPANESE COMMENT.
The United states Accused OF Acting
in Rad Faith.

LONDON. June "A dispatch to the
Times from KOBE. Japan, says that ins
JauAnese newspa fs@rs accuse the United
States 81 bad fs.tH witA regard 10 Hawaii.
t.,,, that their tone IL generally rnodesate
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PARIS. June 24-To3av was the hottes.
OF the Ssason. Several slusfrokes were
reported ard two deaths from neat. As q
contrast 20 this. a heavy snowfall was re-
s.orE@st f-.3rn A rtsySl4e savoy
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c..,nr,.,. TIA. signed.

YEGUCIGALPA Honduras. Va saises.
ION Jt;ne p A treaty for ina pFo.iss,onai
union az The aye republics % ssh'fA'
Amerjca has heen sigrsa hy GnAtfnasA-
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rhc Ourcn,. ueuevol.nce.

LONDON. June e5.-The Daily Chrou.
icle understands tha, the queen has de-
voted large sum of money for the relief
of the Thessalian refugees.
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Intense Hent in Nnnsn<.

KANSAS CITY. June 2i-Iuiense heat
prevails in Central Kansas. ~ Some points
farmers have been compelled 10 abandon
HER harTaEf WOrk
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MAKING HASTE SLOWLY
Another Days Debate on the
No0len Goods Schedule.
VERY LITTLE PROGRESS MADE

stubborn Contest Over Dutie~ IN
manufactured Goods Constau n
Hoii Calls and Cross-Fire Discus
siOn-Nany Amendments Offered
TO heduce the Committee Rates,
but All Are Rejected-Lexx Than
Five ParaEra phx Disposed of
Canery Speaks ON Protection
Dress Goods ON Exhibition-Sen-
ate Adjourns Ont of Respcct 10
the Deceased Representative.
Cooke Of Illinois.
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Miller. who thea presented the r,emberu
of has stan 70 her majesty.
The naval officers were Afterwards
shown through the castle.
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Corr petition prices sTaashss3~~}oak for
rea sizns. : EerSrnaa s. bro, occIatn-
-. avenue A@a Washington n
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Tourist 80 grst class. hotA including
hsTtb. lcT ;rasn leaving every day at s.se
L ~ So2sherG Paeigac Ticket oG4oe. So
Esrsg 4Fenpa
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TERRIFIC HAIL STORM.
Topeka Desolated by Its Tn
precedented Vio.enc,.
THE DAMAGE is iNCALCULABLE.

Hail stones Weighing Twelve to Six
teen onnceS-one Picked Up Thirty
Minutes After It Had Fallen Meas-
nres Fourteen Inches i'm Circnm-
dOvys Smashed and Roofs Piercea
and knocked tn Pieces - Dogs
Trees Are stripped and Housca
Are Wiadosvless-The City Looks
as II II Had Passed ThrouSh u
Siege OF War Guns.
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~ ~. "r r,s
\ -. All,
|,,,,,h 4
tt.ul
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Representative Brewster. OF New York,
WAS aboard the government vessel at In
dian Head recently. when the big gun
burst under a heavy charge OF dynamite
4 huge piece of the gun came sailing
through the air right over the vessel and
fell in the water about fifty feet away.
''ft was a sight" said Representative
Brewster. "tha; I would not have missed
for 500 hu; | would not take the chances
Of having that piece OF metal drop on me
again for $500
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-25

William II. Hart. Of Vancouver. Wash.
has been granted patent on a bicycle
brake. Henry c. Stollings. of Idaho Falls.
Idaho. has been granted a patent upon a
brick mason's hammer.
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$ % aS
ID. sas'..
| ele.sss.
re- %. '.,s
cls, n n
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A-y7nux re rost~5s sters :"re0flv snpo{nt-
IS w4x Nys Nav M0sh'. Campbell - -
-ostraisfrsss af Waroeofon. ". She IS
daughter - Col John s " N0shy tae cells
Aystea Cevfetferate chfeftsir. who has
s-,.sa himself urouirrot3y mentioned for
feretxri appointment
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-15


The State Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction will issue the follow
iLg circular letter
Il wish 10 call your attention 70
the important election 10 take place
IN your county on the first Monday
in June. 1897, 10 accordance with
Section 6 OF the School Law As en-
acted by the last General Assembly.
trust that the greatest ~i>dom VIII
be used in selectin" the County
Board Of Education. Let Den be
selected tor their qualifications TO
discharge the important duties as
members OF The Board. sincerely
hope that politics VIII have noth'ng
al all to do with the selection 81
these mel. Let men be selected
aho have the educational interests
Of their county al heart, men who
will not he actuate1 10y any city
prejudice, but men who Will at ali
tl.ues aud under ali circumstances
keep the school interests as al iucen
tive o vie aud prudent action ou
their part"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-15
For Orange Co. Observer.
The Concert at Cedar
Grove

49,.
go ,lS"' 'Ass IN Tue acso-
49,, e"'o!A
was gwen os soohe
psnn'e - t'a' l!ace.
"e 'Ae'c'ses o;'enea win Inc
ra"''s Al1nntn' which consisted OF
.h''leeh dhereot ~charac' ers, shown
U! ~" opening o. what appeared 10
ue Inc cover q an aibnm. Ihe diI
efen' character astfey were SHOWN
"e'eeAI.si''eu 10 avery interesting
WAY y Miss Atice ii1-hes
1"!o was followed By a very
'au2"ao'e cou-ilng scene, Miss bet
@uhHas Itao. " MISS Il4a
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-15
TERRIBLE ~ IUENT on
THE .SOIIHERN.

Train No. SO, ta..- nor,h-bound
fast mail, aud train No. II, the
south bound local %passenter train,
collided at Harrisburg, Is mile.
north Of Charlotte, Sunday mora
ing. T. Cl,ngman Benton, Of Char
lot,e, postal clerk, Titus Eudy, OF
Concord. ard VIII Donaldson. fire
man on So, were killed. Engineer
Kinney, of No. IL, was so badly 10
inred that be is expected to die.
Five others were wounded. The
accident was caused by the differ
ence Of a minute in watches or train
orders The Charlotte Observer
published a special edition Monday
giving a iuil account OF this terrible
accident.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-15
The ICARe.
fRaleich Tribune |

The order Of the cour; admitting
Governor Russeils app"'r,ees TO the
sui, IS parties vas . necessary for
mali,y, as the case could no, be
heard upon Is merits and he r5rh's
OF sill psrtle. be protected ~lthou,
having every n specifically inter
es,ei IN The result 81 the sui, before
the court Ii does not put the cid
directors ont Q. conf. tut permits
the new directors TO c3me IN. aud
leaves the merits Of tie respective
claims open ior adjudication There
Is no,tlug C.;u-d or lost hy either
side. aud TIE deIsv is a >tnai. alter
ln comparison with the importance
OF the qnes,ious involved m'te SUITS
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-15

Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for
Your troubles ? II not, ge. a bottle
now and get relief This medicine
has been found to be peculiarly
adapted 10 the relief and cure OF all
Female Complaints, exeriiny a won
lertui direct Influence IN ri.ino
strength and tone to the organs. Ii
Yen have Loss Of Appetite, Cons,i
patton, Headache. Painting Spells.
Or are Netvnns, S.ecples>, Exci,ahlt.
Melancholy or tronh.ed with d ny
Spells, Electric Bitters is the nedi.
cine You need. Health and strength
are guaranteed by ,ts use. Fit,v
= Ms and sl00 at W. \. Hayes
Drug Store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-15

We do not always agree with
Captain Kitchen, bu, he spoke a
parable in Scotland Neck las week
when he said that the neop.e CT
North Carolina will not long suhm,,
- the rule 6. any race save iha, of
the Anglo Saxon. And be might
have aided hist they viii not much
longer submit To the rule of men
who W their election 10 panierng
7" the ignorant aud vicious vote of
the STATE.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-15

President Mckinney has 30 far
turned bis back on Preside ,,ial Ell
uu4,,e as To sit with his back TO The
horses when riding with ladies. He
prefers 10 give the ladies the nor
comfortable seat, which seem to
shock Washington snobbery.-Wh
mlngton Star.
We take oft our hat and say fol
cnce, three cheers for President Nc
kinley.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-15

kN CURES WE'RE AL tlSk FAILS. Id
Nest tough syrup. Tastes Good. Use
in time. Sold nv drucG4>t~
SSlEGUxI27N

WEEKLY Ii"ILL>Boku MARKET RE
Wheat, per ol>hei of 60 lbs, ~ 10
81 %.
Corn, per hushel OF SO lbs. - els
Oats per ho>hel OF 81 lbs. a. CTS.
Meal. per hu>hei OF 10 lbs 50 cts.
PORK, t 70 ) css per pound
bacon hog r"uni-1to II CTS
Flour, per tarrci. 81 - 10 IS %.
laliow, pei pound to els.
beeswaS. e. pound - cts.
Butter per ponnd l. 10 - cts
Eggs. per dozen. II IS
fea-, per hnshe'. - q, 10 81 %
Beans, per hu>hel - CTS. To 81 80
Hides, dry, ; 70 9 cents per pound.
Chickens, each, II TO - r,s.
Feathcr--Lisc Geyse-4O cts. per
pount.
Wool-1ashed--ls TO 20 CTS Der
polnd.
Cn~a~hed Wool, 10 cts. per pound.
BURY Wool, 5 els per pound
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-15
There Is nothing ;uet az s5oa 3

There Is nothing iust az good as
DR. Kings New Discovery tor Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, so de
mand it and do not permit the dealer
to sell you some substitute. He will
not claim that there is anything bet
ter, bat IN order to make more profit
be may clam something else to be
jus, az good. You want DR.. Kings
New Discovery because You know i,
10 be safe aud reliable, aud gnsran-
ieed /" do good or money refunded.
For Coughs, Colds, Consumption
and tor all affections Of Throat,
Chest and Lungs. there IS nothing 20
good a. is DR., Kings New D>cpv-
cry. TRIAL bottle tree at w. y
Hayes Drug Store. Regular SIZE
@.Oc. and Slo0
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-15
STATE NEWS.

of manufactured tobacco during the
month OF March.
The Western North Csr,lina
Methods. Conference has decided
10 establish a home and iuduLrlal
school az Hickory.
|, is given ont that the vanncy
in the Eastern Judicial Disiri., OF
this State, caused b. the dealh q
Judge Seymour, viii De filed his
week.
Raleigh Press Visitor: Master
Augier Duke, son Of Mr.. i. \
Duke, who recently presented Irn
ity College with an Aray outfit, has
given 3 fee telescope for the Use q.
the scientific department.
Chatham Record The old people
say tba, ahcn YOU hear the whip
poor~,lIs first song YOU may know
that wiutcr is gene. As the whip
p0orwtll was heard last Tuesday
night We may expect no more "lftry
weather this season.
Fave te,ll!e Observer \ man
who knows a great deal about sucn
matters tells us that there are now
in operation within a radius OF !
miles around FAYETTEVILLE 26 moon
shire stills. Can this be possible, il
tie face OF the large number broker
up by Deputy Collector Troy ant
his deputies?
Oxford Ledger ExJudge Ora
ham Is counsel tor the inning ex
perls now investing many thousand
!, OF dollars in trying TO develop IN
G gold fields near Oxford. We trul
hope they Will succeed in doing Sc
and coin money tor their venture
Messrs. White, of New York, an
Hamberly, OF Salisbury, are the prl'
G cipal ones.
Charlotte Observer One Of tt
rret,iest specimens OF a Whit Pc
sum that the News man has seen
,r a long while was at the So1IheI
c depo, this morning. It was sIippe
by Mr.. w. Is. Brawley, of Moore
vile, TO Mr.. w. +. Bogart,
d Greensboro. 1t was a perfect 9
~ biGo, with small pink eyes aud
unusually long white tail.
Oxford Orphans Friend II
graduating class Of Greensboro +
male College consi< OF elev'
Of young ladies. Til Baccalaurea
= js = be ess h s.. BIB
Literary; Address by Rev. w. (
Norman, and the address to II
Aiumnae by Mrs. Sa,lie Southa
Cotton, whose most excellent spec
TO the Mothers Congress recent
held in Washington, was hiuhl
compl'men,ed by the northern pres
Charlotte Observer MeItion ":
made in the Raleigh correspondent,
OF the Observer yesterday Of I'll
' fact that work is soon 10 beoin 0
! the annex to the penitentlarv, j
which the criminal insane Of IL
State are 10 be confined, aud that /:
soon as 1t is finished tins class vi
be transferred TO it from the no,
!, pliais tor the Insane. For the leri
!atlon under which these remo.a'
are TO be made the late Genera! \.
>embiy deserves ali praise. r
years >cperntenients aud iireclo.
rf the M>anc a>Nium>, reinforced l.
-ome OF the newspapers, have nr1e
that provision be made for the sep
ration OF the CRIMINAL and the inn,
ceHt insane. until now without TT
suit. Tie Legislature passed no bel
ter law than tu.s and il should la.
credit for it
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-15
OF LECTURES.

The Faculty of the University Of
North Carolina will deliver a serie,
cf,a..-~~~ rhe,SAstTa nocxd~Ery.
The following dates aud subjects
have been announced
April % Prot. W,llIams-"Phi.
losophy and Lite"
May 7--Pfot. Cobb-"Living
Lakes and Dead Seas" (S,ereop-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-15

\ Missouri mother has hit upon
an excellent pan tor getting hcr
daughters home at satisfactory hours
IN the night. She requires tie Ia,
one IL 70 arise fret and prepare The
family breakfast She might try
that on the old man and make him
Get up anl build the tire carly when
he has been out late
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-15

FIX Senator Voorhees,, OF Indiana,
died at his home in Washington
City. Saturday morning, April 10Th,
OF rheumatism otihe heart, aged 70
wears.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-15

Tor n.sy talk Of The s.-ns OF
The wea,her. of lie coming days Won
fuay sing bnt slttlnC down on a r., d
hot stove Is the sign OF an earl.
surlng -O!sneeEa Observer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-15
Wilmington Start

Wheat has fallen in price 20 cents
a bu>hel III tie pas, three months,
and ye, the tariff boomers propose
TO put on duties that Will increase
Tie cost OF Vie necessaries which the
farmers have 70 buy from % 10 SO
per cent. This is protecting the Tar
u1er with a vim.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-15

A rumor is current in Washington
,ha, General John II. Moeby, the
celebrated Confederate cavalry raid
er, Ia TO be nominated to succeed
General Lee As Consul General to
Havana. The rnnOr - ~traceable to
Mosby. but nobody claims TO have
heard the Presiden, say that he has
concluded TO make this appointment.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-15

\ sure cure Tor cuts, bruises
snraIns. .lcersuohs, sore nipples
hntn>, >ca.ls, chiibtains. 7 le- and al
manner 81 sores, wounds, cha;e-
such e require the use OF q soothnrr
quick hea,ln. ointment This ONT
meui KS h-en IN use for a number
81 YEAR aud gives entire sail>tac.
non. heretofore this preparation
Las been made aud kept by Mrs.
Jos \. Harms, li.il>no-o. y. c. bd,
viii be found on sac hereafter only
by he lliti>born Drug Company.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-15

The hearing OF the North Caro-
lima Railroad injunction suit has
beer postponed until June oth, when
it will come up before Judge Simon.
ton at Ashevllle. The case was call.
ed a, Greensboro on the 9th instant
and the OF the various de-
PENDANTS were filed. The postpone
ment was had in order TO make the
Russell directors parties to the ~uit
in order that they might make
answer. ~ {
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-04-15
Collector Simmons term does nOt
expire until November 18th.

Garter II. HARRISON, a tree silver
Democrat, Was elected Mayor OF
Chicago in tn. election held on
Tuesday. April 9Th. HIS plurality
was 1856.