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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16
svNIpoy on THE WISCONSIN.

The steamship Wisconsin, of a." Onion Line
which arrived from Liverpool yesterday. "ac de-
tanned at Quarantine. Twelve cases % Si"''.iprN
The Others were yacciuatcl and tie vessel was
Thoroughly fiimgltcd. Tie Health Odcrr ihl chuI
10 Use the utmost prccauiion io prevent lA' ,l''""
of the disease, one of Tie passengers was "l,'"NI
cred with the smallpox after leaving llNcrp""' an"
WIS landed mt OurciiStoW1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16
NEGOTIATING WITH HIS VICTIMS.

Daniel Donohue. oge Twenty-Five lives al No. -
Fast Niuctv-frSt-S and is the son of the Jal"r ot
the row of flats OF which this is one. Fo some thr
the tenants have been missing articles oi Vdtur' aiu
after each theft DOnOhue would come 'lo"'I 1"
return the goods for "a certain amount "i money on
condition that the police were not informed L.,'H
a gold watch and diamond ring di~2plea'r''N n,n
the loser regained 10y negotiating WIN i'"I"i,"''
T t,on.ortiors coming To- the ears of Ohcers Ross
and Farrell Donohue was arrested W zen iah,'
before Justice kilbrcth at the Harlem romeo "ui''
yesterday morning he was TcihaA"'N 'H "i'''' ~
procure evidence against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

CURES TIrE WORST PAINS ~ FROM one 70
rWINTY MINUTES. NOT ONE HOUR
after r,aairg thi. ady.ffl..ln need anyone
Suffer WITH PAIN.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF - CuHE POI. EVERY
pAlN.
70 the inst andi
THE BNIN PALS REMEDY
that instantly stops the most cNoucl4ipng psins ars To-
ftfut.n aad Congestion. whether ~ iir Lungs,
Stomach o' glands organs, by alplcL-
In from One g. Twenty Minutes.
mo- mat.r Row violent cyrruct'lur the pain the REu
hII.. irafil'n innrm 'rpi'd Nrrvou-, Nruralec n
pro liD ID d.srI,r may ,tf Price 30 cents PEI bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16

Ncssrs. TIFFANY ~ co. in.
wife attention 10 their complete
stock OF Tras Cling Bags, both
empty and furnished; Tourists
Hsaycrsacks, Shawl straps and
other similar articles Of Russia
leather, English morocco. seal
and alligator skin Ofextra quail
ity and workmanship, insurins
durability.
TIFFANY Il CO..
UniOn-squarc, SeW-EOrh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16
STARRED BY HER HUSBAND.

isaac Harris. of No. 237 West Thirty-sccond-st.,
staLbed his wife Clara, Tuesday night. al No. lis
West Third-st and injured her severely. Both are
colored people the husband being IA carPet-ccaner.
The couple had quarrcllcd and had lived separately
COR some time the woman at the house III West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN Irrrw Hotel-SenatOr 4. h.. BURNSIDE; OF
phode Island and Governor H. g. Bgelow OF COnntccul
Rrsroorf Ho,ss-John W. Garrett OF alumoe anu gon ~
seymour of TTtica Clarendon HotSt-COnnloIe yonh IL
Tth0r r. . and Frederick Fraley of philadelphia
Nrfropolttan Rotel-M de Zamscona Mexican mlhster
XVashfnston brand R0fsi-Gcnera {. e. AuRuf =. = ~
GtnasoT Hon-Colonel Crossman and Lieutenant isuS-e
90 nrdon fyIsnh1Di HOfsi-Beniamin STARK, OF New
london 1ltor House-C commander James A. Greer u D ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16
HEAVY BURGLARY IN ELIZABETH

Burglars entered the dry goods store Of IL. c.
Williams. IN Broad-st.. Elizabeth New-J Jersey, yes
terday morning, and stole one hundred pieces OF
silk. kid gloves, paraSOls, etc, valued at about
81 oCn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16
PlSSENGERS .lRRTVED.


IRON NANklr-bl STEAMSHIP thNN' p
,ff Paine Mr Navarro HUI = Howe. J. bufonl,rt Mr
tur,.nln Mr ~Gafrl Miss ~ Hh'a' -ch,rstna H".n'
Mr. Innu. Baron lfunrf aun. Mr ~chH.. ICON J"-r M
..rneIa aiir tud ciil Nr- D. uumWur. y Aa'1t1n, ]
,.f.r tiyot 4 Eflf &C. tnlu. Vt Md~. hou castor
brpths II lAyloT. Ju-, uiiur --i"lsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIkTU RI ALMANAC

TODAY.
sun ~tacs - Z Sun .... 733 clock fast ON pa
Moon n -c- 10 n Moon -Duth- BOB Moon days. 10
mon wArLR TO-DAY--A ".
sandy HOOK II ~ Gov. Island ll:- loi Gat".-. o'G
ui.u w,TfR TO-DAY-f. VI.
san,y Hoo. II 81 Doy. island. 900. h.. Gate. l'-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16
DR.. Railways Regulating Pills

Pert civ tasia elegantly coated r the ~ all dis
orders q the stomach, Liver Bowels. kidneys, Bidder,
Nrrfuu. Diseases. ctia.lr, Constipation to-uyenc-s, H.
Dy~s BiiulsGf.-. Bilious Fever lunaii
ilnn Bowels piles and M - scmrnts II TIE Iner-
nal Nl-,cl.t Warranted o. IL g fu-tlye Cure.
RADWAN'~ FILLS
The system 'tuu all The ahovrnamcd disorders
Prrr - cents per box. sod by druggists.
RADNAY 4 CO., 32 WARREN-ST., y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16

Probably the meanest man on record keeps
boarding mouse Ia sau ID nimso. Last winter IN eih
quake turned the dee clCIT u de down ana ac very
ucl morning. be began cha n. the garrett dodgers hrst
floor prices.-lsaa Francisco Post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16
HEALTH ---bEAUTY,

STRONG. PURE AND RICH BLOOD. INCREASE OK
FLESH AND WEIGHT. CLEAR SKIN AND
Beautiful COMPLEXION SECURED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16

'rso Nostra Madre Proepert salvatore Massu 1914 n.,
Adolf vncenzo Accame; i4th inst Andromeda Dun arto.
shire. Earl Derby Jamaica, Kenilworh Naomi linton
Ring, 7 II Asohehoug. the latter at Deal
For LaSr SAippfa0 SeV'. ~ any. See FytA Pay.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16
MEN DISSATISFIED AND COMMENTED.

IT, attitude of the brewers strikers beer-scllers,
o,d "hovcottinC trades unions remained I'M
changed YESTERDAY. The strike II pfaCilcaiN cHu,n
MT more than 80 strikers were AT Nth'ieIs ~, ~
sembly Rooms at any one time ySS!'IunHr; ;tar
event of the dav was the concession OF Henry hIhI,
al Rrooklyn of all the demands OF the strlkerS
a. Winter have broken their promise 10 tiie
Al the tnesctug of the brewers yesterday Ill S'C"ch
W,ii constitution and bylaws were presented ny
eommittee which provided for the INCORPORATION o,
theI Iuited Lager Beer Brewers of New lork NitN d
vicinity II was stated that the organization W""u
be PEI fcctcd Saturday. The brewers NAV ui ~
frnned their labor huleau. and say that ihcN nave
now sufficient help To run their hnsincsS. Coihnu-
nicat, ons were received from brewers III ~
racuse Rochester and Providence. saying
tLat they would send no beer To Ncw-lork
until the present difficulty had been aoJlsleu.
The retail beer sellers held their regular meeting III
Turu Hall Ii was reported that nearly I'VE nun
cred had signed the pledge 10 use none o". u, tI
beer" number of add tlonal depotS were cStan-
Lshrd Yesterday, where ulion-beer could DC pro-
cured. Il. circular.
had bern cent to all the railroad presidents ana
managers in the United States, directing attention
To The dist nrhcd condition Of labor every "itlc 'u
The necessity of raising the wages OF tIiHli
ike the onein 81 might not take place. OnhcciS2l
the New York Central and Hudson liN'E icnHs!
yania and Enc Railroads deny having received su'''
c;rculars or having any kuOwlcdg ~ threatened
trnnLlc with their employees. Several members Oh
In. brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers saIt 10
tribune reporter yesterday that thty hau III
knowledge OF any trouble; the engineers were wen
paid and entirely satisfied with their condition.
Tho EMPLOYEES of a number of iron working lact9r
ries in Newark have combined IN iavol oil na t
holiday on Saturday. Ii is undcrst Od that 'hc
BOSSES are IN favor If granting the demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16

Third-st Tuesday night Harris visited her th mere
and tired TO persuade her to come home again Sne
refused and the negro made a herce demand tnA MAJ
She shonld do as he asked. When hls whe perslsteu
in her determination 20 live alone, be STABBED ner IN
the side with penknife The woman was taken 10
the New York Hospital severely injured. heI nus
band fed and yesterday had not been captureo-
A THEATRE MANAGER WITH NO MONEY
The Standard Theatre looked dark and dreary
last night Its ponderOus front doors were cIoseu
and its street lamps unlighted at SIP the time az
which Films and Mcrmads, Charles brown
comic operetta was advertised to BEGIN. Oh me
sidewalk were ten twelve persons who were ulSI I
cussing the play in question. ii. [. Flske, tali
yonng man. with n very naughty manner, informed
TRIBUNE reporter that there was to he no perform
ance aS MIR. Browns money had gwen out. IL was
nnbody's business. he said. how much Mr. brown
owed or where h. was. From other sources ~ was
learned that Mr.. Browns hacker became convinced
Yesterday that he could make no money OUT Oh
Elhns and Mcrnaids,' and Mr.. Brown money
having given out, il was decided To cioNe llle
theatre although Mr. Brown had intended TO run
the operctta until autumn. The menbcrS Oh ne
company received their salaries up 10 last S;tuIull
night and the rent of the theatre Wa pald i"r te
same time The members of the company We're h"I
informed that the performances were 10 hc stopped
uuti they went to the thcatr" last nght II WIS
stated that Mr.. Brown had left the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16
JERSEY CITY.

Joseph g. Edcc one OF thr lcttcrcirricr- of Jersey
City. va- su,ptudr,. yesterday FOR improper oJh-
duet.
Patrick Barns WAS wut 90 the Coanty P,ui-
t,Ltary yr-truiIy ior three mouth, on c!ar-rs cd
di-oricriv conduct and assault aud battery, los
IAtroilau Naudcrzcc.
Dr. Nrwall. "a. Patterson, the state Nila Inspector,
who was recently appointed under fhr nos .aw pro-
iIb.tiuy Oh, sale 90 impure 800. i1ad" compaluis
against several jersey ttiy mk dealers yesterday.
arrested to-day.
john Reilly of Harrison, y. j., was arrested Tues
day night aii taken 60 thc Hudson Colnir jail %
await trail for mra.lr. and assault aud battery.
Constable Locke Assisted hy four officers made the
arrost Some of ReIllys friends threatened " res
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
DIR. CRosBYs CHURCH NOT FOR SALE:

X.
10 ACTION YET TAKEN by TIE HISTORICAL SUI
TOWARD SECURING A NEW SITE.
The statement that the site of Dr. Crosby Gh1rem'
-. Eonrthave and Twenty-sec0nd-sty hau ncci
aad 20 and considered bv the New YORK ilSloi-
ai STc;ctv nroyes toe without any iouh'la'lon ~
fact IbSut month ago Frederic de feys.sI' H.
dent of the society, receiVed la h@ bought AT
ar p2;ce The letter signed T. Is; footh, Nu,
rrs William-st" Accompanying the IeltI w. 49,
nians Of the lot aud also of "A synagogue WHICH, va
Also offered The letter was hlcd oy III" re,,niar
mecting has been held since its receipt IL was i'o'
brought To the notice of the society - -. ,.os.or-
A TKIBtNE reporter called on Dr. CrospE 49, en-
dav ond rad him copy of the letter: II y ~
Jhave ever ard of any such idea ana
tb;a nrouosal simply "A pure canard. ne chuIcl
owns n the land which ii occupies aluits ~ Iit
il witLont cncumbrauce There has peer, NO guy
Of selling and the church w"uu iloI SCI ~ ;,s
cnv nee mt. IncycT heard OF the man VINO siHn'
Iscob r. Moore, of the Historical Society, said
"The society has made no application anu "a j. r II"
steps in any way toward securing nc" ~, tLc
first thing To be done L. To raibo IN; nv
nancy necessary for building Many 81,
have been offered by real estate men, au.
many spoken OF BY members, but none Ms w. y
ofIicallv considered. site at Madisoh-aNc' any
Iiftv-ninth-st one in the Park, and the EI9uut
80 o"cnnied hv the FOrty-scOndst. reservoir nave
feen casually spoken Of Al one time tC SociytS
nroposed to build in the Park II SIM mas thc
hut probably will not do So Reservoir SqiaIv I I
not been officially mentioned ana new Eli lac
fore the committee aud probably no action VIII i Do
taken toward obtaining 1t. No steps whattNtI ~,
Teen taken or are likely 10 be taken ior long ''''
toward securing a Sltc. -. -, Co.,. c,.,,-
II was learned that the Nneteenth SlI'c' Ill Ii,.
yogue which was mentioned IN the lcltti, ir''.'S
was for sale. Mr. Booth had removed from NliAaH-
aud gOuid not he tOiluu ACNtCIudS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16
[AnnouncementSl

[AnnouncementSi
EARL & WUsoN's Short Band Collars and
Bead Edge CUFFS are the best Sold everywhere.
European Tourists find among the higher
classes dentifricc popular Lyons Tooth Tablets
Get off my Corns. 4 bottle of CURRALIyr4
Will them of quickly. No pain. Price 26c Druggists
HABITUAL COSTIyENEsS
the bane every American Every go.,
herself and 10 her family 10 use that celebrated med.
disorders Of the kidneys and liver Try now
either dry or l0uid.-News and Courier.
lIankinsOn Steam Carpet Cleaning Works
Send Tor circulars 10 East 27thst
Kidney and Urinary complaints of all kinds
permanently cured with Hop Bittcrs
Mothers should understand that DR.. Hon.
MAYS AGuT AID LIVER pads perfect preventive Of CIos
Infnum AMI other inan. ana summer diseases wthonn
medicine. BE and get the DR. HOLIAss PAD-us
Ouly genuine. AL Druggists aYd dealers.
RIKER * Son
GUaoutcc their = sESCE of JANkCA GINGER equal
Pr Ia and offer It at p cents quarter botua-
Just bali the pitce Of Others
TRY TURNER'S ELECTRA
For Washing Fine Fabrics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16
TwENrY-NiNru PRE- CINCr

7
The polio. Board took no action on the matter.
rethrr and remind them of tl,T duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16

NETWORK CITY.
Robert r. Roosevelt and Henry Clausen were yes
terday sworn in by the Mayor as trustees OF the
Drooklyn Bridge.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-05

NOBODY respects us if We live be
ond our means. Instead of doing
50 we should much rather pay as
we go, laying aside something every
week to help us up the steep hill OF
Old age. Nobody thinks any better
OF the man and wife who enters the
church s,uaily atlircd. when they
" not even one of the buttons
or an inch Of the trimmings upon
their garments. 1t is better to wear
suits of blue drilling, paid tor, thar
bruaiclo,hs and satinS, with q bill
for collection in the ear OF them
Or j, is better to live upon II rec
herring a day, with q few crackers
which We own, than to cheat thu
butcher out OF five or six pounds o
beet to roast. 1t isn't pleasant t
owe every other man We meet
small bill, which it is not in on
power to pay; aud rather %inconve
nient TO run all round FIVE or 81.
blocks extra, OF u way home, Il
steer clear Of our creditors. III,
,nan who owes almost everybody
does not move about with q yer,
firm step he is troubled with ner
ousness !; generally can't hear yer,
we'll when some one in his rear call
on, tor him to stop. There is onl..
one remedy for all these troubles
aud it is very pleasant TO take
Live within your means"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-05
youug man who had been in the
service Of the compa' y about three
years.

STOP wri.n.>, ,nach ai"'u: Gen
Grant. let Congress la>> t'e h.,E
placing him on he rti;st.l .i-t. I. It
is thought best by that I"':y. II
the South had gained lis in.!ep.ud-
eilcc. and Roller, J. Lie VAS living,
there wn;ti,l be no office or place
too gp"., f"r Lee. nor no salary TOO
great. Grant i the pet OF tie vic
tors, ai.l We should have 80 %ni,lcc-
'ion TO h,s being welt provided for.
il it was III our power vi, would
pension every Confederate soldier
who touyl, in the var, every person
who lost a negro shout. be paid for
The slave. aud jefferson Davi, should
have the highest office III The yIi, OF
the people. If Grant is no, a great
s,an, he is like some other people.
he has the credit Of having done
1Leai things.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-05

MIR. SPARROW, from The Commit
tee on Corporations of the House OF
Representatives. reported tavorably
OH The bill 10 organize the county If
Durham out of Wake and Orange.
The report was made last Monday,
when Mr.. Green, of Orange, moved
To take the bill from the calendar
and make it the special order for
Wednesday. Mr.. Bledsoc moved
tna, Wednesday te stricken out
aud Friday be inserted. He said il
was a matter OF vital importance to
the peopleiof Wake and he hoped
that it would not be taken up earlier
than Friday. Mr.. Day favored
Wednesday. M. Page said that j,
va. one of the first bills that was
brought before the committee. Mr..
Smedes thought tina, no harm could
come to the town OF Durham by a
,lelay of,wo days, aud hoped chat
The House would not press this mat
TT, which was 4 surprise sprung
Upon tie people Of Wake. Even
the Senator from Orange stated tba,
ne never hcard.ot the matter before
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-05
[For the Observer.
LEAVING


After q residence Of four years
A.n"ng the good ieopie OF Hills
bore, The severance OF the ties
winch had been formed and strength
cned during tha, le,i"d hrou.h; to
my mind many memories 81 the
past which made the alden eycrc,i,
ingly painful. The hear. kno~elh
its own Bitterness and it is lroba-
bile that in the lite Of every child Of
Adam there are sou,c occ%urrences-
regarded peculiar to tina, Iifr-wlich
write their impressions Oh the heart
as with a pen of iron. a. With the
point of a diamond Some Of the
scenes connected with my sojourn in
the above named place will likely
rever be etfaced from my mind.
The wife of my yon,h-,he friend
and companion of my noon day lite.
and the hear, OF my hear, in my old
age-!ett me sad and lonely, aud
found grave ond quiet res,iny-place
III = church yard OF the OIL! town.
Besides this heavy sorrow 10 myself
and family, the long continued al
Fiction OF my youngest child and
daugh,er-continei to her bed for
abou, eighteen mon.hs-broueh, an
other season of care and %anxiety
deeply affecting my heart. The me
mento ot'my SO ourn-wkich | thus
cave in the grave-and the long
continued affection referred to, have
written a chapter in the volume of
my lite which will often be read in
my snbsequen, journeying. But I
should dishonor a kind aud merciful
providence-do injustice to the kind
people of HilIsboro', and do violence
to my own feelings did l recount
only the sorrowful incidents of the
time above alluded to. We know
not who are our friends until our
necessities arise calling forth the ex-
hlbition of the kindest sympathies OF
our humanity. The Affections in my
family reached the hearts OF the
kind people of Hillsboro', and drew
from them many warm expressions
of sympathy, and many, very many,
kind offices in our behalf. These
expressions came, not from members
of my own charge alone, but from
members of other churches as well.
To all those myself and family feel
that we are laid under lasting obi.
cations. The physicians of the town
all of them-also, without hope Of
fee or reward-generously came &c
our assistance, doing all in their
power to relieve our Affections =
and for them and their kind offices
r we will carry with us living memo
/ ries OF their kindness and OF our in
} debtedness. l pray God to abund
antlY reward them in the life tha'
now is, and in that which is to come
The pleasant seasons enjoyed on ,Ih'
occasions Of the "Poundings"' givel
on the last two anniversaries ofsm,
), birthday will not soon be forgotten
, What is before us we know not
e where in the future our lot may b.
cast we cannot tell, but in all tn,
/ developments Of our future lit,
Hillsboro' and its associations, Will
y recalling memories OF sadness, will
also call up many reminiseence
e pleasurable to dwell upon* May th
blessings of God rest upon Hills
boro' and its inhabitan,s-prospe
them in the interests OF time-giv
success to the word preached anon,
i, them-and in the end give Their
Isl eternal life.
J. H. WHEELER.
Raleigh, 25 JAN, 1881.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-05

The REASON WHY.-The tonic
efTec, OF k.dney-Vor is produced
by lis cleansing ANIL purifying ac'ion
on tie blood. Where there is a
.favcily d,,",>i, III s.hc urine. ar
milky. r1v mr.ne from i>"rsleie'!
kidneys. IL cutcs without fail. Con-
st,pat."ii a,si ,se> r~'asiilv WELD Ia
its ca'harti: ai.i sra!.ng power Put
up III dry s~ay"4 t"rm oT !iqrli
VERY couctn'fated.) either &c;
promt, and sure-Troy Budget.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-05
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-05

Twenty more conyicis have been
added TO the force On the Western
North Carolina Railroad, making
the number Of able bodied hands
now at work on the road over 500.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-05

Cures by .AB<OKi'TOS tEAs.sss:
Way >
ALL LUNG DISEASES.
THROAT DISEASES.
BREATHING TROUBLES.
1t DRIVES INTO the aysteo 90.
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1t DRAWS FROM tho diseased
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Don't despair until you hsve srisA
this Sensible. Easily Applied and
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Send for Testimonials aud our boob,
Three Eillions . Year" Sent froo.
At Wholesale in Charleston, s.. g., By
4 NOISE. DruKxiats.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-05
Important sales 81,

Lands.
A S ATTORNEYS. OF JOHN C.
IL BLAKE, Esq. Trustee. We are
authorized to sell the following tracts
Of land situate in Orange County, 1t
the following prices:
Street Tract, lib acres. $l2.JO per acre.
Waters Tract, 532 Ito acres, $40 per
acre.
Watts, Courtney and Phillips Tract,
go acres. $l2.JO per acre.
Faucet. Collins and Parker Tract
3 acres, $500 per n
Cloud. Taylor and Newcome Tract,
$50 acres, at g per acre.
All the above lands are well adspted
to the growth Of Wheat Corn and Fine
Tobacco. and the terms OF payment will
be made easy. and II desired the larger
tracts will be sub-divided 20 ~ TO suit
purchasers. ~
Especial notice is given to all persons
that all trespasses on the above lands
must cease. aud that henceforth the law
will BE- promptly and ngidly enforced
against every person guilty Of commit
ting the same.
GRAHAM 4 RCFFIN.
Attorneys.
Nov. 5th.-lSSD.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-05

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