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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-12-18
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-12-18
GALE OF LAND.


| will offer for sale at Chapel Hill on
the lst OF January, 1881, a tract of land
near Chapel Hill, containing 1875 acres
The land is wooded except some fields
once cleared, and there is a good stream
passing through it said to he capable of
running a mill. and possibly some iron
ore or the premises. as it is not far from
the HUke Iron Hill. The University
Railroad passes hear it. The terEs
upon which | shall offer this property,
are one-third casi., the balance i'm IL
and Is mouths. Title retained Until the
purchase money ;,paid.
At the same time 7 shall rent the
house and lot in Chapel Hill now occu-
pied by Mrs. Davis. Also the shops or
the corners OF said ut occupied by DR.,
Nallctt and Emerson. for IL months
a-ment> to be made monthly.
NJ. z. WADDELL.
for Mrs. Moore and the heirs of Mrs
Emery.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-12-18

~" Advertisements or rOn,u,uni-
cations mast be handed in by II, ~
"Wednesday ofeach week to insure
their insertion IL tue meet Issue OF
the paper. The Obsercer ~W be
put to press every 7Hursdny BY II,
~ 80 ~ to reach subscribers by the
Jirse mails fearing Hillsboro after
that ho.er. Remember the ADORE,
md be Qover"cd accordinlLy.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-12-18

IIO Tor ChH.iStnlaSI
SANTA CLAUSE HEADQUAR
TIERS.

MY DEAR LITTLE CHILDREN
1XI AND FRIENDS Having looked
over your dear old town to make my de-
posts, and finding my old friends John
Rosemond & Son III Il neat and cbDmo-
dio(ls store. | have appointed them my
special agents TO dispose Of mU Toys.
Candies. and all kinds Of good things
for the little ones, and the grow folks
can also 1ihd presents there tor their
sweethearts and friends They also have
Il complete stock Of Fruits, JellieS.
Mince Meats. Pickles, Canned Goods.
Rai>ins. C%nrrants, Citron. in f ct, every
thing nice tor a good Christmas table.
all OF viii ch they are selling at bottom
prices. advise you all to call and see
my old Agents. They have a beautiful
supply of nice things, and will deal
fairly with you. | will be on hand
Christmas Eve night. Do not forget
the place. Next door to j. E. Jones.
Your old friend.
SANTA CLAUS.
+. S.-Call and select your Christmas
goods before the rush.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-12-18

e, ,aG purpose, ! 80 have
ltar>,. t"r is ]cicinica - girr and
tt-l"tn, III tie streets.
Bn.h,m S,i,o"l. ta>r,aliv known
AL o>tr the world. c'.>r,l TIE most
successful session N It's a,>1vly, II
,R1v !sse week Advertisement will
appear srn.
The school ~ Misses Mash and
kollock closed its Fali session last
Thursday, This is, Il" dprh,, he
best school in North Carolina for
girls and y~,ng ladies.
Women have many faults
Men have only two;
There is nothing right :hey say,
Aud nothing right they do.
But il naughty men DO nothing right
And never say What's true.
What precious tools ,hee me are
To love them a. they do
Our present banking system is a
vast Improvement on that OF twenty
years ago, as every one must ADM,
who remembers the trouble We had
with wild cat money. Any man
who is so bilious as TO deny this
should take 3 dose Of Motts Liver
Pills, aud recover his normal hillary
condition as soon as possible.
We call attention TO the adyer-
usemen, Of Hughes Academy, Cc-
dar Grove, n. G. This school is
located in = healthy region, pleasant
neighborhood, and is only six miles
North OF Hillsboro. Board has re.
Gently been reduced. Pupils are
charged from time Of entering The
school. and parents and guardians
are earnestly requested not TO a!Io"
them to be absen, after the opening
s. of the session. The principal, ). w
Hughes, Esq is we'll known as al
educator, and will take pleasure il
giving al necessary information.
Only one more week and Christ
mas will be here, the day that i:
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-12-18
ORANGE COUNTY Observer.

Suhscril,trnn Trrms-im Advance:
Onr ropv,"r- Year. froIasr rail.l <;.5n.
tArr~ copy, st months. 400.
Orc "oi,V th-co months -.
advertisements ~Ni.i -. inserted
n the rates 81 ~ per >Ia.rr r.u lines
enr first Insertion. and M cents Der
S,uarc for .a.h additional in.rr+son.
Special yan rA"t> tor larger :ulvelt -
rlcnt<. ~ l.prtl notices 10 cents per
,lne.
M y marx an -rur Paper tHdi-
c.t"s tho Nrtr >uh>criltlhtu has cX-
plrci. or is due. aud v"u .r" respect
fu'lv r.unrSfc ! IL rcu"N or r, NIT.
20 The ti,fo-s will not "" held re
kponsihlr for views entertained aud eX-
pressed bT rorrr-,,onit MS.
1T Address al COMMUNICATIONS OF,
business to tia, "Obsrrvcr. LIil!,horo.
v. G."
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-12-18

| am receiving my New Stock tor
N,nas trade.
New lines Of Shawls, Cloaks,
Dress Goods, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes.
Everything new tor Christmas.
! have been opening goods for ten
DAYS and more to come.
:a>e your small change. Don't
send off tor anything until you look
through my new stock that | am
getting in.
G. NJ PARKS
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-12-18
APPROPRIATE HOLIDAY GIFT,

APPROPRIATE HOLIDAY GIFTS
tak MvS,ru. pEortE-First and
i,,,' If ali, an elr.an,~l'iano or Par
tor Dr.an. that VIII afford exquisite
a',a~urr tor = whole lifetime. Next,
Wonderful Musical Cabinet, Cabi-
motto, or Oryuinc'te, that 4 child
can play Also Chilaren'S Pianos,
Ne;all"rhones, Music Boxes, Musi-
a, Albums, Music Folios, Music
Books, Ninlins, Guitars, Accordcons,
FlnrcS, Flies. Flaycolets, Harmonic
cas-, Drums, Banios, Piano Stools,
Piano Covers, and last, but not
;east, a years subscription to the
SOUTHERN MUSICAL JOURNAL Pr.
ceS specially reduced for Holiday
trade. send for Catalogues. LCD.
DEN e BATES SOUTHERN Music
HOUSE, SAVANNAH, GA.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-12-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GLORIOUS NEWS!



Large reduction in prices of the favor
lite SOUTHERN GEN." the most pop
u]ar Pianos in America. Over $4,000
now in use. Sold by us for 10 years
past with splendid satisfaction. 7Oct..
large size Rosewood Case, beautiful
tone, only $l79. us Oct, largest size,
great volume of tone, only 5000. 7 Is
Oct, Square Grand, 3 strings, Magnifi-
cent Case (tinest made.) only $3.50.
stool and Cover with each. At these
prices the best and cheapest Pianos ever
sold by any dealer, North or South; i
days test trial 6 years guarantee.
Easy tn>tallments, with small Increase
on cash rates Buy Il Southern Gem,
and you are absolutely certain of getting
Il bargain and Il reliable Piano. Adj
dress, for Fail 1880 Price list and Gaia
loguc~, IUDpEN & BATES SOUTHERN
M;slC House, SAVANNAH, GA.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-12-18
NEW GOODS +:
IL A. DAVIES & CO.
CHAPEL HILL N. 4.

lave Jus; rec wed 4 fine ~
Goods, Notions, Boo aud i.
ware, Crpckery. Farther var.
Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarette. y.
We keep constantly o. hand ~
kerosene Oil. a fresh ~: Off
Groceries. Bread prcptt non. Ran
Coffee. Candies. Cake. G.luge-. y
iIls, SarLiiies. Cocbatut@ kr.
Our Goods are all il.W and y uili
not be undtr.old III the sam. IL i
goris.
We will pay ~. higiis~. pri
Clifton. ard all other country pfnu
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-12-18
Chapel Hill in I5ric1.

Willis Cheek, an old citizen, is
quite sick.
Prof. Mangum has returned from
Conference.
Rev. J. F. IIeitman's Ars,-class
school closed last Tuesday.
Our TREND Algernon Burch, is
clerk,rg for A. S. Barbee, Esq
Aunt Milly Morgan, a good old
colorcd woman, died last week.
Mrs. f. J, Thompson, an Old ci,s-
zen of Chapel Hill, died in Washing
ton City, Sunday, Dec. 18th.
Robertson & Harris, druggists,
have placed ia front of their drug
store a new aud beautiful lamp.
Rev. n. b. Cobb's family have
arrived, and are living in the hou>e
nearly opposite the Baptist church.
Miss Sue Mitchell will make her
home in Newbern in the future.
Her many friends here regret her
departure.
Mr.. Jasper Utley is in the drug
store of Robertson s. Harris. Jasper
is \ No. | salesman, and adds large
" to the business OF any house he
represents.
ID. McCauley, Esq, the ~cleres
merchant, killed two tine hogs one
day tins week. They were The
larses, killed in this neighborhood
this season. One weighed 3sl and
the other 3l5 l.2 pounds.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-12-18

1880. 1@6I.
MIC SMITH MUSIC HOUSE.
Branch of Ladden & Bstes- Prices,
Terms and everything ex-
actly the same.
MEANS BUSINESS AND 1900
FAMILIES IN NORTH
AND SOUTH CAR.
OLINA
ENDORSE EVERY ORGAN
WE SELL.
ORGANS-Read these figures.
A Fifteen STOP ORGAN WITH 4
SETS OF REEDS, SUB BASS AND
OCTAVE COUPLER FOR $65. Stool
aud Book. Guaranteed for 6 years.
Send for Circulars.
PIANOS-Chickering & Some,
Mathushek, Guild & Church, Arion,
Southern Gem, &c, &C.
ORGANS-Mason d Hamliu,
Peloubet & Co, Sterling, Albion,
La Petite.
ONLY RELIABLE MAKERS
REPRESENTED.
We send on Is days trial. We
pay freight both ways E no sale
We cant be undersoli for CASH.
PIANOS-Read these figures
Pianos S160-up. A 7 Octave Rose.
wood Case, 2 round corners, full
agraffe overstrung Bass, and in ever,
way lst Glass, and fully guaranteed
for 6 years. Stool and Cover.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-12-18
IT g II ES' ID NJ Y

7 L G II ES' AGA NJ Y.
CEDAR GROVE, ORANGE Co., N. c.,
Classical and Mathematical School.
The Scholastic Year is divided into
two sessions Of twenty weeks each,
commencing respectively on the second
Monday Of January@>and second Monday
III July.
EXPENSES
Board. including all necessary
expenses except washing,
lights and towels, per session, $500
Tuition IN Classics. $500
English Branches only. Is %
S. w. HUGHES.
Cedar Grove, n. e.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-12-18
F. 4. DAVIES h 70.
DRivATE %RDISo HoI.>E

The undersigned can accommo.i :
several persons with good board
moderate terms.
can. also. at short notice. ~iurni..i il
horse and buggy. saddle horse. or Wagon
and team Vi parties desiring such.
When Jon come TO Hiilsboro. call ol
me. and will endeavof 10 make 80.
comiorlatle At q small co.t. / ~
also, take care OF teams. and horse.
JOHN PUGUi.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-12-18

lis ACTION Is SURE AND SAFE.
The celebrated remedy kidney
Wort ear now be obtained III the
usua, dry vegetable form, OF III liquid
10 m. |, is pu, in the latter way Tor
the especial convenience OF those
who cannot readily prepare 1t. IT
Will be found very concentrated and
Will act with equal efficiency Ia either
case. BE sure and read the NEW
advertisement for hll PARTICULARS
South aud West.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-12-18

,'t~ >,ace belongs to T.. J.
t,f-s,rr. Chapel Hill, \. G. Watch
Il
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-12-18
D. NJ

TO THE FRONT AGAIN,
with u large and we'll selected Stock u
FAIL and WINTER GOODS,
70 which he wovtd respectfully Invite
the. attention OF the people OF Chapel
Hill and surrounding ssapltry and ask
them to examine this Stock before buy
ing, as lac feels satisfied that hc can
thea money.
cAa rsly call your attention to a
few Articles la my Sepok.
You will hai COTTON YARN at
McCaukyN Al 81. Heavy E4SHEET-
ING at s cents, and q faii I.auc Of DO
AESTlCS Of al the leading ard popu-
lar Makes
I have a spteahid assortment Of la
DIES DRESS UDUDS, from 10 cents to
81.
Gents FLANNEL SHIRTS nom 90
cents to 81.
A Full Line Of PLAIN and TWILL
ED FI'AENELS, all Wool from 70
cents to 81 cents.
A largo lot Of BEAUTIFUL CALL
GOES, at 8 cents, the very best makes.
Y Full Line Of NOTIONS.
Ladies' Ch0AKS and SH.Aw1.S. a
large lot.
Lsdles and Misses FELT SHIRTS.
Ladies WOODEN vKsT.
Ladies TRIMMED And UNTRlM-
NED HATS, in every style.
Mems AMI Boys HATS that cant be
beat Ia quality or price.
Mems CLOTHING, q good assort-
ment.
OVERCOATS that can't be boat In
the County.
Z1EGLER SHOES,
a Specially.
have n splendid Stock Of BOOTS
anu SHOES that can't he beat In quail
ity or price. Come and see uLcln-te-
fore you buy, and save money.
a large lot of SADDLES, HORSE
COLLARS, BRIDES and BUGGY
BLANKETS, WAGON and BUGGY
WHIPS.
A Full Limo OF :
II 4 r u w A r
OF every kind.
CROCKERY and GLASS WARE
large Stock.
WOOD and
A splendid Stock Of
& IL O @ f IL f =
always on hand, and at prices to suit tn,
times.
PURE HONEY DRIP SYRUP.
PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
!, A car load Of SALT.
A largo Stock of IRON OF every quail
ity-best CASTSTEEL.
;, FARMERS F. PLOWS Alwavs O
hand with all the castingt that belon
to them.
! The AVERY DOUBLE-SHOvEI
t Come and get one and put In as init
I wheat in one day rs you will In tw
4 days with a single pillow.
: HORSE and MULE SHOES. HORS
} SHOE and CUT NAILh Of very siz
Alarge assortment Of
Il FISU
always on hand.
MEMS and BOYS GOODS
Of every kind, from
la cents up.
KEEPS SHIRTS and COLLAR
J.. specially.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-12-18
Eggs are looking. up.

Eggs are looking up.
The boys hal tine..fun skating last
week.
Saturday is fighting day, but nom
for us, If y"n please.
Call GA Frank w. Harris for your
Christina, shave. He will do it
well.
The loss by the late FIRE at Dnr
ham was $50 900, and the insurance
Si9 $500.
Orr wood Subscribers will bear in
mind THAI the wood was l." 10 IL
liycrcd hv Christmas.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1880-12-18
OUR ONE YEAR PLAN EN-
ABLES EVERY ONE
TO BUY.

TO BUY.
Christmas is coming and McSmith
has not forgotten the little folks.
Country Merchants would do we'll
to write to me for lists Of small In
struments before they buy. Write
aud get my illustrated catalogues
and prices. Order from thus house
and save time and freight.
Address,
II. MCSMITH,
Charlotte, n. c.
P. O. Box 179.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-10
Gardiner Local News.

r. II. Gardiner, the wei known local pho
tographer, is making some excellent land
scape views in and about Oak Grove Gem
etery.
Among the arrivals here Saturday night.
was a party of roughs who had come in
sail boat from Rockland, bringing their rum
with them They were interrupted in their
good time last night. and one of them, Ed
ward Rose by name. was arrested. City
Marshal Hamilton took him to the county
iail this morning. where he will dwell with
out his rum for thirty days.
At the close of or enthusiastic rally. Sat
urday night, a local wit offered the following
resolution Resolved. That we will have no
rooster to crow over us. not even a Hancock
A Yankee and Irishman here were disput-
ing lately as to the number of their respec-
tive countrymen in different parts OF the
world. when the former stated that Bayard
TAYLOR speaks of Yankees in Moscow, Rus
sia. dealers in Yankee notions. ''Oh. says
Pat. who has the local Taylors in mind,
'syou can't place any dependence on what
those Tavlors says.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-10
Tell the Truth, Mr.. Murphy.

We see it stat ed in the Boston Sunday
Globe. from the Augusta correspondent, that
the Republican meeting at Gardiner was
failure. and that only about thousand were
present. Now, why not tell the truth! Ev-
erv one who was present knows that the floor
of johnson Hall was full; the gallery was
full F.: the platform might possibly. have ac-
commodated a few more; the stairway lead
ing TO the Hall was full: and if we did not
know the Globe correspondent personally to
be a temperance man. we should say that he
too was full, or he would have seen more
than one thousand. A failure. Why fail
ure? Was not the address of Senator Fitch
a concise statement of facts. given in PLAIN,
straightforward manner? Possibly it might
not have served to enlven and inspire Ken
nebec audience, like speech from Mr..
Blaine or Mr. Reed, because he could not
treat of the more interesting facts concerning
the neoplc of this State as well as they did
but taking the whole meeting as it was, where
does the correspondent, find failure!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-10
POLITICAL.
General t:arlield.

CoRRY. Pa, August .. After breakfast
This morning q large crowd gathered in the
entrance of the hotel, passed Garfield and
shook his hand. He also consented to sign
his name in albums for a number of ladies.
| Afterwards an enormous crowd assembled
around the platform and on the grounds,
from which Gen. Fisk in a few remarks pre-
scented Garfield, who was greeted with hearty
cheers. He responded ;-"Fellow citizens
You have done so much to me since arrived,
that am quite unable TO tell what sort of u
man am this morning. Laughter. Last
evening l asked Mr.. Vincent rather brusquely
to tell me what Chautaqua means, what your
work here means. He filled me so full of
ideas that have not yet assimilated so as to
be quite sure what manner Of man am since
| got hold of it but this see, you are strug-
Cling with one of two great problems of
civilization. The first one is, How shall we
get leisures' That is the object of every
hammer stroke. of every blow that labor has
struck since the foundation of the world.
Applause.
The fight for bread is the great financial
fight, and il is SO absorbing struggle that
not till one conquerS TO some extent, can he
have leisure. We may divide the struggles
of the human race into two chapters, the
first 10 get leisure. and the second what to do
with our leisure when we have won ii.
MS Is y mixed auulCnCe OF CltlxeuS, anu
will not offend the proprie,ies of the occasion
by discussing controyerted questions or en-
tering upon any political discussion. look
in the faces of men of all shades of opinion,
but whatever our party affiliations l trust
there is in all this audience the love of our
beneficent institutions which make il possible
for free labor to earn leisure, and for our
institutions TO make that leisure worth some
thing. APPLAUSE
Our Union and Institutions. under the bless
ing of equal laws, equal to all colors and all
conditions, open career for every man, how
ever humble, to rise to whatever place of
power the strong arm and clear h, nd and
aspirations of the pure heart can lit him.
The prospect ought To inspire every young
man in this vast audience. | thank that
choir for the lesson they taught me here; and
now fellow citizens, thanking you all, good
bye" Applause.
A boat was taken 10 Lake Wood, where a
short stay was made. At Cambridge, Mead
on and other places, brief stops were made,
where crowds were briefly addressed by Gar
field
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-10
Reunion OF First Maine cavalry

Inc 9Th annual reunion of the First Maine
Cavalry occurs at Pittsfield. "Wednesday
August %. Grafton by General c. II. Smith.
i9th Infantry, L. s. A., the old commander
OF the regiment. Poem by Lieut. Tobie.
Among the distinguished guests will be Gov
ernor Davis and Staff. Generals Chamber
lain, Fitzpatrick. Plaisted and Roberts, Capt
Z. A. Boutelle, ex-Governors Washburn and
Common, Senators Blaine and Hamln. Ar
engagements have been made for half fares on
all roads in the State and also by rail from
Boston. The meeting promises to be the
largest and most enthusiastic ever held by
the regiment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-10
HallOWen Local News.
Obituary..

Obituary.
Mrs. Lucinda White Cram died at the resi-
dence of her son-in-law, Moses w. Farr of
this city, on Sunday afternoon last, at the
age of SO wears, months She was the last
member of a family of nine children of Maj
or Benjamin White of Winthrop Her
brothers, Eben White, formerly of Hallow-
ell, Gen. Greenleaf White, formerly of Au-
gusta, Judge Daniel White, formerly of
Skowhegan, and Benz. White, Jr., formerly
OF Monmouth were business men well
known by the older citizens of the county and
State. Mrs. Cram was a most devoted and
consistent member of the Baptist church for
many years, and always expressed the fullest
confidence of final rest in mansions prepared
for her by the merciful Saviour, in whom she
so long had trusted. She passed away peace
fully and gently, like one who wraps the
drapery of his couch around him and lies
down to pleasant dreams" A large circle of
relatives and friends will greatly feel the loss
of one who was always so patient cheerful
and DESTROYS of comforting happiness on ali
with whom she came in contact. Her funeral
will be attended at the residence of Mr. Farr
on Second ST., on Tuesday afternoon, at
o'clock.
The contemplated republican demonstra-
ton in this city, on Friday evening of the
present week, has been postponed for one
week on account of other meetings in the
vicinity, for which previous arrangements
had been made by the republican State COM
mittee. 1t is expected that several republi
can flags will be thrown to the breeze. and
speaking by Congressman Reed of Portland,
and others, will undoubtedly attract multi
tudes of people from surrounding cities and
towns. We learn that Garfield and Arthur
clubs from Portland. Lewiston, Auburn, Au-
gusta, Gardiner, and other localities. have
engaged to parade with the Hallowell club,
with full ranks, in uniform and with torches.
general illumination by the republicans of
our city, in addition to the speaking, torch
light procession, bands of music, etc, will
no doubt serve to make this one of the most
enthusiastic political gatherings in the conn
tv or State during the entire campaign. We
shall give more particulars hereafter.
An interesting meeting of the Temperance
Reform Club was held in City Hall on Sab
bath evening last. All the speakers were
listened to with attention, and much satisfac-
ton was expressed at the present favorable
prospects of the cause in this State. in almost
all parts of which the temperance law is en-
| forced.
| We learn that Mrs. Bragg did not appear
! against the man with whom she quarreled on
Sunday morning, and he was discharged to go
his way in peace. If the city is well rid of
the entire participants in the disgraceful af-
| fray no one will shed tears of regret.